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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

,npo'nnl conce sions OF The Chaesc Governmsnt
Rashsngioa. January p. lsi5 JOHN TYLER.
Mr. CosB of Georgia having ob aimed the floor,
replied to gentlemen who protessed TO be for An
nexauon and yet did all they could against it. In
favor OF the constitutional power TO Annex, Mr..
Cobb quoted Mr. Barke's (of n. A) report n
favor OF Thomas w. Dorr.... He contended
that the Territory of Texas was necessary for
the Slave States as an Offset against the great
free Territory belonging to tho North. He then
went into The constitutional argument at length
Al the conclusion of his speech some eight or ten
members srattod to their feet to CLAIM the & or
Among others, MIR. WentwoIth of Illinois was
fhe most prominent. The Chairmsn's eye caught
a lower ohjsct and gave the h,orto
Mr.. PoiLock of Pennsylvania. He said he
represented District opposed 10 him in politics,
Vita a fall knowledge of his opinions, he was
returned to tho next Congress by the entire
Wing vote and the vote of a large number of
Democrats. He was therefore truly a Demo-
cratic Whig" In his District, during the late
nanvass, occasionally there was a banner in
scribed Polk and Dallas" Texas and Ore
gon," but the general motto was Polk, Dallas
and Oregon" The Annexation was not a
Democratic measure. Il was not decided in the
lAte Election. He was for the Union, tho whole
Union, and nothing but The Union. he was for
Tho Union as it is, and for Texas as II IS. That
This would be best for all parties he argued at
length. If he though. that il was f,s tho benefit
of the South he might vote for it, but he did not
believe thas it wss for the benefit OF the South
Ths argument that Texas once belonged to
France was not sustained By evidence. Wecoald
not consitutionally annex Tesas. On this point
he referred to Jetferson's oonons-Ee preferred
to stand oy Jefferson OF 1900. rather than 90 with
his pretended followers in 1915.
Mr.. HARRISON of Georgia obtained the aoor,
and moved that the Committee rise A division
was called, no quorum voting. The Committee
then rose and reported.
Mr.. HAMLM of Msino moved c call OF the
House. On this the yeas end nays were called
-yeas 4e, nays rs
4 motion was then msdo .ha. this House now
adjourn.
Mr.. SgYaoun asked il It would bo in order to
move that when the House sdj,urns it adjourn to
meot al u O'Clock this evening"
The S2EAkgR-No.
Mr. sEysoua. Then / cell fer the Yeas and
Nays. Ordered. Yeas 46, Nays A.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

rJ,Ei TRAYS, s.c-N. y, SPIES Q. 90. -i- F-lfi-'t
have Just received arSe essorr'sut 81 tome anf ai
v1ct Ten Tiys N ,ss ssc. 1 tzsofreu, .! NJ SOS
en5,n., c1 Tf.%s 81 ;he dtzsr Ney siyf i109s Erf-
aia Nae so-7e vcrT ele-:t pa;erss ihein' VIII gen
sls as-ugtaent o: Tats had Pocks; iutlefy, s1r
&c &C. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

=, WOOSTER ST.-The well built nrick House. iol
to Woos'efsIee,, between Spring and r1ncesests.
win Brick loa.Rorin couHtsy.ccilr. etc. IlGthe
pUrchgze money Iemiin morsHgs For particulars
x LIZ Nenf N.n!l srreei.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24

Dr. Coyc--TJaqr SIR ci:eecuiy ,y 20 y0u that nave
Ken y.nr Pills ics tie Bhauls1 after havn inethe pre-
nc1 them - q sovereign remedy IN the nammatpIy shses
nf tiiet compliant experienced grt feiiei " Wkns one
boy thry pu.nced the effect sld trey would on
tTe morbid throushic pores st the SAN have ,hs
a.-l'S'' 'u''''-''N0 ''' I.,,,,op WEIGH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-24
Arrived.

Barac Pogpoiso. Height. South Arnboy.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
American Man ufactures.

There has been change any of the markets since
the departure OF the Caledonia the 10th inst The
demand continues active, and the increased production
of manufactures finds ready market both at home and
abroad.
The workmen are now going on briskly in the erec.
ton OF cotton factory, 200 feet long near the dam at
keanebec, Maine. A mill with SIX saws and flour
mill with SIX run OF stones, to be commenced soon
on the west side OF the all upon rock foundation
The ledges that side make easy to control the wa.
ter power in ireshets thing ought to be large
woollen factory, with capital Of half million or more
There plenty of plenty of water plenty of wool
IN the neghborhood plenty OF ready to work and
plenty OF farmers in kennebec ready feed them and
furnish them either with plain duins chicken fxens
as they say at the SoutlL
The mill in Portsmouth, ~ II is designed IN be
one OF the largest in the country The land will cost
upwards OF $1,000 several houses having been
to make for the building which is to be near the
railroad station The mill will be- when complete, 800
eet long and will run about 50000 spindes nearly
many AS all the mills in operation and building in
ths ,own The machinery we understand is principally
contracted ior In England. The English machinery is
,S % aSout % per cent cheaper than machinery in
.ne tteu States but is good an article and be.
olteh costs more to keep il in good running order
ie f"snouh journal gives the following dese ripon
m az the plan oil TINS mill The main building which
y riopose 70 nave up this fall is to be two hundred
feet long, so feet wide and a s,oro. ~, ~ ~ =
pudingsawill be extended from tho IN a., h,iJ
ing, 'oo 'eet PACK two stories high In the centre o tho
e, apou' hIy ieet from theman building tho hoiler
muse WIZ oe iocsted-the chimney to be "a 90, bgh
ID feet higher than the vane of tho Nor,h hh
VIII Degin the Drck work next week .,d 4, - .iSy
ted that 70O0 900 bricks will be laid th, faIi
e.en.uay pe extended from the east west ends l0
feet each way stories high, which will tb.n 9in Nv
structure bold front of nearly tenth of ~.
the same length as the great Amoskeap factor, 49,.
is the largest IN New Hampshire. The main builana
VIII contain u 200 spindles; and when the wings arc
completed $4,000 will be put up. ''o
The Salem Steam Factory, now building is a2o soo,
long and four stories high
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
Foreign I,nportations.

Ranbow9oss hf chit. young hyson chests
10 HI do l2o lob cay boxes hyson l2G h
imperial 2 chests hyson skin ago h lob catty bxs gun
powder iS7 chests 1880 h do souchong silks 1905 mats
cassia Rowland Aspnwa2i silks Grnnell Minrurn
200 silks to order. -
LwERPooI-Ship st George-i pkg Oakley * son-3 But.
terheld Brothers co., Mabee-i Dennstoun & col
Patrick Cos Barton Bos-7 Townsend Sayre co., Reid
Spasns co.. Smith Wright COS Corning Hornsr
- do Ress Bros co99 Phelps, Dodge 4 co-5e5 Folger
Blunt Alford-l8 Gihon cog Bukley, Graham CO.
t3 Cameron Brandt Sewart-0 Barrtt Johnston
Rehsrds2co tons coal 1899 sacks salt Ogdeas cks
BoRpEAuxShp Apollol0 hf2 ar pipes brandy Buloid
coo hf do Kenauld Francos-8hf or do Caswe
ce.e co. ba willow Dui9ndnl case; White sheedmS
Souvene-93 st Amant-23 Bninger& co-83 hf % ar
pipes Leger Freres-lo pkgs Narne2 Brazilian Consul-s
u Rozat co-3i Richet 4 COCO A Arent-63 Cazet &
Asoin-2l N Laouradeao Pfender-s hhd brandy hf
TO order. "
HAvRE-Ship Sarah Arsilia-7 pkgs Gravilon-3O The
ron Bros co-l33 w Heerd & co-l73 Boering Wie-5
Collier col Covill & Fleming- Fabreauetes fIs & Nor
rag Goodhue * co-l59 TO order.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
TrNdc Report.


SuGAR.-The market since the last stsamer has been
rather inactive but prices remain without alteration
sales about 400 hhds. New Orleans u Il c. 400 do
Porto Rico y C. part for export 500 boxes brown Ha
vana 81 81 HOO bags Manilla for refining terms not
known; 800 boxes white Havana l05 lOs lao hhds st
CroiX Sl 49,
sales OF 900 hhds Porto Rico % 29 c. de New Or.
leans Is 29 400 bbls do 30 3 200 hhds tart Trini.
dad 25 26; 100 do Cuba sweet 26f
CorFEE.-Market very firm with an upward tendency
sales OF $500 eags Rio at II c; Q0OO do new crop
green Tor export at latter prce 600 do Laguayra II
= 1000 do green Java 81 TO- 1000 do Hayt 0 III 500
81 Domingo 81.
BkAspIrs are very firm, with good demand-saes of
lloh half pipes st Mesme, speculation l42k C. mos; 60
DO Henriquez 81 80 40; 25 do Otard Dupuy Is;
10 do J Dupuy rs a rs; so do A Segnctte 81 The
stock Of Brandies is small.
WHIsKEY.-Sales OF Rye Whskey in hhds 20 G; in
bbs 23l Irish grain 75; Irish NAL; rs; Scotch So
SpicEs.600 bags Pimcnto G. cash and time: 500 do
Pepper l0 400 do do for export 81 stat price 5000 lbs
Cloves 3a 6 1900 bags Race Ginger 6s 10 casks Nut
megs 81 DO; do Mace 81 40
SrEDs-But little doing in Clover and Timothy-saes
OF Clover at 81 c. Timothy S2 a 10 per tc; Elaxseed
IN good demand, for crushing 81 20 per bu
81 lag 81 20. -
lron-The market continues very firm and prices are
Wen supported Among the sales notice large
quantity OF Garsherre Scotch Pig at s3l cash. English
Bar $40 So 50 and do Russia New Sable the trs re.
celved for some time past 500, 8 mos
The last advces per steamer Great Western have i'm
parted rather more stability to the market general
Lead-There seems to be but very little Missouri in
first hands, and the market quite firm at 81 lal cash
Drugs AND DfEs-The sales since our last have been
limited. A few cases of Turkey opium, new crop at
50 rs s. 80 Tor selected inferior new crop for
less Four cases Chinese gambouge at 81 80 a 81 35-
FIVE hundred ounces OF French suphae of quinine at
- So Ten bbls refined camphor 80 cts IL casks of
cream OF tartar IA l4I all months 5000 lbs foreign
prissate OF potash 60 casks Of Dutch madder
onbra al II; ID do common at ii French F + Is I6
Lersian berries extremely scarce; good article would
bring 90 cents.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
miscellaneous Record. i.

We the n9s5sgned on board the ship souhpc
gratitude for his cooness elposseson and conderae
s Of So ,n % sn 9 of whom
which he made Tor their comfort and accommodation when
ndedalso for his udcious advice regard departure
promptly and effectively seconded by his officers and
Ha;ss fs1 " fs fss u5b nA ,m., Mr. EPEss PJasY fGSs VIZ
Cedar Creek, Sept is. 1915.
the keeper of,hi, light justice that gentleman publish
claim ali report having no recollection Of
its being published in the Herad N,w yo,x Sent, n ~,
sr-I certify that have read the daily
bs Light 5 no gs. to w tns
ss ss 3 s"d st Of hs shin
London from LIVERPOOL passed the Fire Island light Tues
ship put in stays was her altered.
tsigned) JAMES NJ. LEWIS mate of ship London.
scHn MARY CARoLIyx from Edenton for Charleston
struck by lightning t INST while lying at anchor in s,umpy
the deck She back Elizabeth City to repair
scHR MAGNET Bradenhouse, with wood, bound TO Bal-
was run % into % nu1ddd1y sh last, of Annapolis by
injured that she sunk il IS minutes The ali saved
a hs cl s
caPta,n-no lnspfance rp nee u.., - soo
Parsons Hough, of Boston, was launched Newbuyport
:" Whalemen.
Arr at New Bedford 10Th inst Nassau Pacific Ocean st Ca
Reports WhytoOtache Feb 10, Balance Providence 800 wh
Arr at 81 Helena July 49, Gentleman Payne Ct Nsufolk
with oil and gaano, bound to NYork;,.
boats stove short time before BY whale Spoke few days
previous Theop Chase, Wes,port 700 Samuel Thomas
Pacific OF NIB, clean, spoken, date, off NHoand.
spoken.
ChaGey Br % days from Stephens for Barbados Sept
Industry, days from New Haven West Indies Sept TO-
Axene from Philadelphia for Boston nth INST GO miles
OF Sandy Heok-by pilot boat Davidson
Nestor from Boston for New Orleans 10th inst of Race
H,adoo Of Boston standing West 10th inst lat 20 50 ~ Ion
Foreign Ports.
As,r, May S,aPss.ed Monument; Jups Aktsr Hsls
Gem ,@S 1%y M
Wss%pe G o dune s,0 Se p9 Venice for NYo,s
Manila Panama t.woa East Coast; NiS sih cs Ca
IN May 's ss@ Sss Hasa. f%s c"%
Inings.
B: ss: TsS s%sars1s s% rs.wyo
!%, Mgs.,ehl 1Issl Madras London" MsdoS Essipos
oqrrro, SEP! lI-Eatered for loading Bolton for Newcas
s Fl n TS% Y9s
ashe MeE,s Cork s.woh LSpdo@ Mary fs,wood
ay sf' s"$S
arrived, but reported; among them Eli
abeth Circassan Cheiin Faugra Balagh Prince George
VIM &Joeph. Cid 10TH Jane Blain Iocindar Ocean Shore
ham; Fair Acadisn Newpon Ellen, portrush fams Liner
ick, h Pallas Newport; Corsar Gouceser Gazee, New
castles John Thompson, Poole; Rainbow Southampton; Flea
nor, Abeyswth; Oceans, Cork 2tb Grindsy Liverpool;
Spartan Yarmouth; ST George LoDdon Creole Londonderry;
sproaee Plymouth The crew of the Margaret Joyce, be-
o reported IN state Of mutny have brought here
today by party Of the Water Police. Arr ct Elizabeth,
nd European t'reenock John Robert, Belfast Fsugau
Digh hieitsn aud Ebor Prince George AlIoa;
eogs I,Ik porttuh Wm Joseph, swansea; Pembroke,
Eleanor Holyhesd Cid 18th Robert Ker Belfast; Osprey.
anh fssnof Lycpool Margaret Thomson Stockton; Mara
Limerick; Mary, Woodbridge.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
0cS-kENAkKABLE CUkES--sN
DIR. j, FRANCIS, OCULIST,

465 BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street.
WIN. BIRD William street, almost blind for sixteen
" months, with neubulas covering the sight, per-
fectly restored.
Charles Barry late of the Hamilton Literary Theoog
cal Institute nearly blind from amaurosis has been
perfectly cured.
Miss Corcoran G Mulberry street. totally blind of eye
for year, large ulcer covered the sight, cured
few weeks.
Miss Crassous 1872 Green street. nearly blind from
sis; her sight is perfect.
We the undersigned havng witnessed astonishing
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS believe his preparations
diseases of be greatest blessings that could
he afforded the afflicted and we highly recommend him
safe and skilfuI Oculst
Rev Duncan Dunbar, Rev g. Benedict
Rev s. ii. Cone, Rev. j. Peck
Rev. J. Andrade, X. G. Priest, Rev f.. Wheelock
Artificial Eyes which be distinguished from
the natural without giving the least pain Numerous certh
to be seen at the office.
70 Advice gratis, given to the poor Mondays, Wednes
days and Saturdays, from until 10, A. NJ
On application by mail post paid stating the disease his
medicine will be sent any of the Union, with directions
its 50 mrrc
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
American RrAYlslnns

The articles of butter, cheese and lard range
very high Tor this of the year. and entirely too
high for dealers in this market to realise any profits
Inc sfecuiators reap the harvest this We quote
prime Qualities OF butter Il 10 cts; medium Is Is cts
the market Cheese is more plenty but high We quote
western dairy, suitable for European maket u cts
100 hgh 10 snip Tor profit eastern y 81 for prime
and coloed suitable for West Indies Lard very high
y 81 cts for bbls. 81 cts for kegs and firm at
those prices Ohio Pork not in active demand but sales
to the trade and for shipping Si for mess 81 O6 a II
~ or prime Beef but few sales, and market heavy
holders disposed to sell in anticipation of the receipt Of
new sales at - Tor mess So so for prime Tailow
wanted at J! a q cts. Hams at a 10 cts.
Inc article OF Butter seems to absorb the attention of
SPECTATORS at ths mt and its price probably high
er now than has been known for years. 1t is great
luxury and from long has become almost ndispen.
sible as an article OF food 1t is very heavy item in
our family expenses and therefore lead to make
some enquiry as TO the cause of the present exoronate
rates We find that great advance has been caused
by effort the part OF country SPECTATORS assisted
by heavy dealers and others here the art
Gle as it comes forward and by taking advantage the
to keep up cry Of short crop. n ' We SV'A'aS, are
convinced from. good auhority, that we shall have
were to INTO market in the usual way we
should be SUPPLE moderate prices and the farmer
OF SPECTATORS called he freighters the New York
and Erie Railroad, many of whom purchasers and
have their agents securing the country buy they
too are holding back with view of realizing profit be.
yond their regular commissions. Under these circum-
stances we recommend that all citizens grocers and
dealers, who are not concerned in the speculation to
buy little from the spectators their agents as DOS.
but give the farmer his agent who brings his but.
ter to market in the usual way the preference thereby
showing these combinations that the public will be
humbugged'
The market in Baltimore on the 10Th instant for Beef
and FORK, was quiet Sales generally confined to the
supply OF ships stores previous rates viz Mess Pork
sl4 Sl4 so; Prime, Sll 80 sl2; Mess Beef $40 so
sll; No |, SO 50 %, and Prime, 81 81 25 We note
sale Of 10 bbs Prime Pork close at sll 80 cash.
There was only moderate request for Bacon Sales II
small lots at our last quotations viz: Shoulders II II
cents Sizes, n cents assorted, 81 cents and hams
81 10 cts Baltimore cured Hams at 81 II cents with
sales Lard in fair request at ST 81 cents per h. or No
Western, in kegs, 7ias in bbs Sale of kegs 81 cts
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

BucKsroRr, septl2-Arr Barbados, NYork
PoRrLasp Sept i6-An Nouvelle Eugene. FRI Havana;
NswsURyronr Sept is-cid MASSACHUSETTS Virginia; Bal
MsSSlrHsAD, Sept i7-n port Columbia FIN Philadelphia
GIouessrrR, Sept ls-Arr Gen warren Thomsston for
York RETRIEVE, Philadelphia Sid 18th. Boston. Davis New
SALEM SEPT Lucy LSsps MsT York Sid Jacob
r1 and efs
SaE ps! s"S %
s SGs d Ssf
savannah Austin 6onaves paios Rehmogd Ocean Bslsl
MARKS sf E@'ssas sas io%s cs@pnss
Lewis and WSso,s Ryder NYo5 NA No"ss% zsSss
Wi%,SSscn Ess De6aIsh aud Hars, Fuller l;Gls fGs
and Psgs Siork Telernphed, Plymouth from Calcutta
sySsn S bs.sss 20 sfg sA Industry Norfolk cys@''
NASryekrr, Sept lsIArr Silva Hsbee and New Jersey,
Paov,eESer SEPT sAn Isaac Revs HAMPTON, vii Bril-
@ smSs aS$ VIE bsG if:%s fs$sphs 1' AWE
Gem Albany ye,S EdO and Mspuss
Lesing,9p Norfolk Thos FsnneT apd yesta Phadepha' Phil
NEwroEI Sept aAn Philadelrhia for Boston;
Norfolk 18th Globe Phadephia Boston; Ann Eliza Bs-
to 1! Havana gOma and Mary Eliza Providence for Pha
NoRwcH, Sept lsAn ATLANTIC, and Eclipse, Norfolk
deIlphia. Sid sisnet, do; Mqsele' Albany g.,
NJ Parker, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept H-An Germ and Dread, Eastport;
Lubsei Lois; HARTFORD = CD Wolfe, Antisqs Radius.
Jabez White and Ann Eliza Fall River; Sarah Louisa Mil
le Eizabeh Beaston Edgar Laing JONES' and Rebeeca
Abigail Tomlin, NYork
LEwEs. Del Sept l5Lyda Ann, Tor Rio Janero; Levant,
Ida Port au Prince Rchd Thompson aud Repabesn Provi
dence Danl Parker Troy Spy fawtucket Abm Brown Fall
anchorage, outward bound.-Wind NE.
RIcHMoNp, Sept l6-Au Fawn Boston. Sid Nassau, Ma
thas and Lawrence Griffin ork; Highlander, Jersey
City
WALrHALL, Sept ll-Sld Jos Cowperthwae, Pemambuco.
CHARIEsToN, Sept l3n the otng South Carolina Hamil
I'm NYork Sid Tybee, Mccormick, do. Arr lith Onay
Taft Providence Sid Edward Bukley, New York; Saranac
Boston, Paul Jones' Philadelphia. Arr 18Th, Thos Bennett
Liverpool.
NEw ORLEANs, Sept 8-Cd Sweden, Livcrpool Alabama,
aud Two Friends, Aransas Bay.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19

Cleared.
Barque Carl Gustaf Ekand Gottenburr Boorman John.
Brig Agnes. wichtman, Gosnb.rg, WIN wesssr.
Brig San Ju n Magartiques Laguna Aqure & Galway.
Bfs Bs Bsswn S @
Bts Mississippi Rsriden, aIf, Bs!!i%,ors Daa"'" Dm0n
Schr George Pollock Casey. Boston.
sS sfShr Richmond Cushman, New Bedford.
sloop Victory, Rhodes, Providence
Sioop James Lanpheer, Kenny, Providence
Steamer Black Diamond, Cox, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
with teas and silks. to Howland Aspinwa Ambrose Haz
M zard sesman % ,el frlm the nam op; yard during gale
sails much injured the gale that it reaued
Packet ship s. George Ferris, from Liverpool 18th nit with
ion ssssEe 9Th At
Ship sarah Arsilia Bumah 10 days from avre, with
Ssqts Gi,s
supplied herr 18th inst lat lon g. s Ne
Grswold, hence for London.
Brush brig joSsph Ham Holmes, days from Windsor Ms
schr Melville, Read Washington, NC naval stores to
schr swallow, Half, Washington. NC. naval stores
sshp Julia Nancy Ferris Newben, NC. naval stores
schr schr W Bradley, Penny ,Newbern, naval stores
sesT Ta ouS RisSmen naval oal sees
schr Exact ToSnssnd virginia ''0'' 1A''eH ''''0"
& seh asnE asn Slass eSFsin Fsm.r Virginia
sshr shr Ann t" Rebeeca Cooley, Virginia, wheat
sehr Ann Smith, Wheeler, Bslti@ors
s M:;Sa va Ss!:s FS Ssy 1.sas
Schr GanEes, Post, Calais. lumber.
sb eh RRaPd RaP a.y sawysr cu,e aInnh u%GsT granite
Below.
Brig Uncas Will amsoh, from Sydney, with coal.
Also one brig unknown.
Sailed.
Steam ship Great Western, Mathews, Liverpool ship Nj
agara, Cole, New Orleans, and others.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
Tobacco Trade.

The market is very healthy indeed and the demand
active ana the trade prices areneary lc per h. higher
man last week The stock here is not large and the ad-
vices from the Tobacco growing districts very dis
couraging for the next crop. Prices must materially
advance during the season
In ichmond on the 18th inst, Lugs quoted at 81
y, II dry and sweet w a3 common leaf S3s - and
o. middlng S5l 81 and ; good and fine SO 10 manu-
featuring kinds 81 III in quality.
The sales in St Louis the 9th inst, were 81 hhds,
l3 passed. and Is refused This rather unusual
proportion OF the latter TO the former but previous prices
were well sustained the passed ranging from So rs to
81 10, and the refused at 81 40 to SO 30.
The Richmond Va. Times says: In a short trip to
Charlotte and Campbell heard such opinions
OF the probable results of the tobacco crop, that
impossible to arrive at any positive conclusion The plan
ters who cultivated creek river flats the crops
would be better than had been predicted hey would
be- whilst we were told by the people from the ridges
that the tobacco would fall short than one half
was thought that the tobacco would turn out very
well for the amount planted Much apprehension was felt
from the effects of too much rain but the recent favor
able weather must have had decidedly beneficial effect
On the whole the planters in greatly better spirits
ABOUT their prospects, than they month ago We
are OF the impression that the estimate SO generally
adopted that the tobacco crop will be half the usual
average is incorrect and that will reach least two
thirds OF that average.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
Sales Of Stocks nj BOSTON.

Ssfr H-2 shares New England Bank, Io5; 5 Boston
and worcester Railroad ll6a $50 Norwich and worces-
Ter Railroad 7o 30 do 7ob 100 do 10 7ot; $50 Long
Island Railroad 6il; so do m 65 30 do IS 65 50
do m 6l ~ Western Railroad 963; do e6g: IS do
SO m %; 25 do m 90; 90 do l m 97 400 Wilmington
Rairoad, l5i; lis do l5 9i6; 30 do | m 49,
SECOND BoARp20 shs Western RR 81; 90 do Dol W e63
~ 40 9oi % wilmington KR som l5! 200 do so20d
80 Island RR bol0d do bo2Od is 80 do solod
State Bk 62 $4,000 Boston Lowell RR III.
The New York herald., 1845-09-19
THIRD EDITION
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,
nv DR Ralph

an certain delicate diseases, in which the best and
~ convenient OF stated IN the planes posi-
BILE the authors
being given without Teserveh giving also clear and faithful
description innocent disorders frequently mistaken
for venerea which afford wide field for the exortions and
deceptoms of well known Boosting class of people None
those had peculiar opportunities Of judging
possibly imagine and varied Of deception
which exst on this subject the suerings both mind
aud body they entail upon society To be had only 8s
Greenwich street Price ST. ( may be sent by post
bound.) ~
r. s. Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
who obuude their skill the public tmsl'itudes a whom
almost paper it's considered duty TO give
the following the ground which this little
book claims especial coniidence:-
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &c-hs
former works medicine viz. The Domestic Guide 10
Medecne which has passed through several editions Trca
use on pyspepss the Epidemic Cholera he has es.
the eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper 10 DIR Mott
Of this city, Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia, and Others and
which gratifying has permission to refer to almost
every physIcian ofeminence in the city,.
The author lately observed that several petenders
have nearly initiated his advertisements and the title OF
M book as they could do but those who should unfortunate