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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-24

SINGULAR Reasons WHY MAN SHOULD BE
A GOVERNOR. The New York Sun is deter
mined that the next democratic candidate for
the gubernatorial chair of that State, shall be
taken from the city of New York, if its influ-
ence can accomplish the object. 1t also urges
the nomination of Elijah F. Purdy, Esq, as the
most popular. No doubt Mr.. Purdy would
make very accommodating Governor, if the
following editorial from the Sun be true, and it
is given with the greatest gravity:
When in the grocery business, he always
gave poor men down weight; their molasses
Jugs and oil cans went home so full, they had
to carry the corks in their hands; children COM
ing for charcoal had handful thrown in, after
a heaped measure, and often has Elijah Purdy
carried home their baskets for them. He sold
six cent loaves of bread for five cents; TO his
poor tenants, when their rents were due, he
would say "don't come till you've done work
when you've nothing else to do, then come
and pay me-" He was the grocer that gave
thirteen eggs to the dozen. lie was always at
his counter, rain or shine, to accommodate the
poor. Was neghbor sick, he was first at his
bedside; was there death, he was first TO en-
quire what he could do for the family, and to
make arrangements for the funeral All New
Y ork, of all parties, know these facts, and will
90 for him TO mainland women too, bless
bless their souls, if they could only vote. Elijah
F. PurdY tells the men in his employ to 60 to
what church they please to vote what ticket
they please, as free as air. Often and often has
he been seen in his grocery wagon, taking lit
tie children from the streets, to give them a
ride on their way home or to school. In the
country, he would invite the poor pedler and
the countrymen, to take ride. In shower,
if he had an umbrella, he would ask the first
man without one, to come under
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-24

THE LAST ONE. A school boy, being asked
by his teachers how he should fog him, repl
ed, "If you please, sir, should like to have it
upon the Italian system of penmanship-
heavy strokes up,caraS and the down ones
tight
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-24

SICKNESS IN YORK. The York Press Of last
Tuesday says:-We hear of sickness prevailing
in the country in the neighborhood Of York TO
vail, and many cases result fatally. The fever
and ague is prevailing in the vicinity Of Hano-
yer in this county, which is something unusual.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-24

GtAUsE WELLS. Mrs. Nickersou has just re
III ceived an assortment OF Cause Veis, assorted
colors, al SO N, Howard ST.. jy25
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-24
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSrITAL,

TO
NAHERE may be obtained the most speedy
w remedy for Gononhe, elects, Structures, So
minal Weakness, pain in the Lons, affections of ths
Kidneys; also those peculiar affections which arise
from certain practice Of youth, and which if Bus
cured renders marriage Impossible, and in the end
destroys both mind and body Ths,remedy VIII nlss
cure ImpoteBcy, and every symptom of
SECRET DISEASE.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS,
Office No. l NORTH FREDERICK STREET,
on the right hand side going from Baltimnest., 2na
door from the corner-rght opposite the Poce Office,
Be particular in observing the name ont ne decy
and window, Or you will mistake the place,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-28
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we've srrut.aq Ed 90 r.assas. both fr.e.# 'v end
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tifFctua utai paktsd OF tlls h,sttie. a,rn~s
usth ear eva A4ad, and over a. nsck "a az.
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general aEHid tor Eug had Stalrs
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-28
Gayler's Fire-Proof Salaman-
der Safes.

VIE subscribers having received an agency
III for the sale of Gayler' Salamander Safes
are prepared to furnish them to order at New
York prices, adding freight only from Con-
cord. E. & T. FAIRBANKS &. co.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 81, 1916. 444tf
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on the
trial of Salamander Sales, atVauxhall Gar
The undersigned attended trial by fire of
three iron safes, known as Gayler's, Rich s
and Wilder's Cor Herring 81 Salamander Safes,
on the morning of the 10th January, 1886.
The safes were placed in furnace con
structed of brick, about five feet high, and in
the same relative position. Each safe was ex-
amined, and believed TO be in perfect order.
number of account books were put in the
book case, and several papers in the drawers of
each safe, and the doors locked and the fuel,
consisting of charcoal, pine and oak wood and
rosln, was applied, ignited, and rene wed twice
during the day.
The fire was very intense, and was suffered
to remain burning until the following morn
ing, when the safes were removed, Gaylers
safe was found to be in such order as to be un-
locked, when the book case and contents were
found to be in good state of preservation
The contents of the other safes were a mass
of burning charcoal.
We consider the trial to have been conduct
ed with perfect fairness. For further particu.
lars, reference is made to our individual state
ments, in possession of G. ]. Gayler.
Signed, ~.
PALMER TOWNSEND, No. 70 Pearl street,
of the firm of Townsend, Sayre 81 Clark.
JOSHUA l.. POPE, of the firm Barstow, Pope
& Co., Pine street.
JOHN F. MACKIE, 169 Water street.
l.. ]. COMSTOCK. ~ ~
HIRAM BARTLETT, No 222 Pearl street
HENRY A. FIELD,
JAMES ACKERMAN. firm of sAckern,,,, q
Miller, 101 Nassau street
New York, Jan 10, 1916
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ROs WIFI BOOTS ESTATE
STATE nF VERMONT

NRlN1nn
A fTasate C@urt. hal8rn st ne Fra5str
Oarc. 'a Dauy ue. IN sad DwwscL
On thf ga dEv "a hsVgSthsE, A. ID ISIS
DEN1AMtN b BELDEN A6ninisfrster
kh II the Eatase 81 Aaswrli Root, late ~
surkr, ln a. cauntF ~ Caa~donta, decesssd.
Ffrarnts lis accognt 81 nasa1nsstFaflan aEainet
snsa Estsie saf a2iaws Zse ---- WhssepBan u 70
ar1erra hY sad &uisFt that Sad Aazl "a .stratsF
HaaffF "a prrsaan i1fefrssrf 20 said Kaaate o.
9pprsF o. fruhate Caars 30 10 haidaa AZ ~
fsal1rte OiAcc 10 eaft nanFiiie 90 tae 8afh dan
20 Agvgrassr A n tNsd, and rhi~ct 10 she al.
lcwa1ce az saf1 aceaaat. n thrF ser cnuse.
~ ruhilshlnE a cepy 81 Ehe record 81 thss e.
cFr three p.es - s1rcessfrely tn tasC aissante-
mewbpagef rrusicd 81 "a 3ehnsh0gy, IA sasc
salEsrvrt
Attest NORMAN DAVIS,
frsWa heNsaeE
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MIRRORS
1DsFPu BROWNS ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT.

A.HIrHHu. I. FH.
A. r. Frat4lr Csuri hHItru at ere Probate or
De- Denr llr ln sBtd dstr.rf. au en- ttth
dHF rf NaVrnhfr. ID i-fb-
a LENANbEH HARVEY. Admn..irai1r
90 ihr ESTATE af iH--pd Brown. Do, of
feHCtsr. fu tsr tauuIF or taIHHrrfa. o..
vrasra, prrHrafs D., elut az ss.rn.nfsfFa-
uou .araIust sE3 o. lar g. aiiIaauCF----
NhrrrHPHr .s ararfrI ty fal Cent Iai
fsta AtDtrfstratlF aHt..F go H#rs.Ha iHtlr.
eutrd n saiu Estate tH lFurar rf "a i'.Hh str Count
% D. hsll-n at "a prahats Diare ia sril
DnHvdis. ou tls Tnfh dsr TT NaFr.8rer. & D
is1b, aEi object tl f8F allowance OF sslI al.
aTBt, Of they Sc tausr. as uau. ..II.rr o. COPY
ai the rersrd e th lfder thfe, weeks one.
ressIvrlV iu th~ tat.daa.au, r. ara rparff
Tlfirftra q ~ l.hrehurF .n aa,d Irsfr.rf
Afiasi, NORMAN DAVIS.
a-HwAI N.Rs1rr
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TEAS TEASl

- IfttS uNpeflar fanag aysaa aad Bizek
- frGs. asf Ffre vet 49, CO. rsis ~ lhr
paskaEs ~ iess gn1NAsfs. q q saaH savanca
EaFs r1ss ~ eeet-
stcgftea aaf lri-s ~ lraa gaFraa L. -5s-
seslai4ctfzG FNL1K2 q co
Lrsaae Srr' ~ fsG s~rf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-28

To Guar Rurrwartsu. Dtss,slgs half an
ouure ~ aaltpetre 81 pies cf hfaudy and
take tltiespuoufIl ever dat. b 10 ssid by
those Who hage tired tbf rKrrruru, to Dr. d
most rxreiieut afido,t idg this usoat pa,riIi
complaint
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-28
HORNS EASILY REMOVED!- WIHER' S
l.LNlDLlN EERMLEUGEL Ill

FORMS EASILY REMOYED!-WLHER S
CANADIAN YER.fIFUGE! .....
HUNDREDS Of children die every year
u Dom the diseases produced by Worms
They are the cause Of numerous and fruitful
Diseases. Indeed there is scarcely a complaint
common 30 infancy and childhood which may
not be- produced or greatly aggravated by the
presence Of these destructive animals in the
stomach and bowels Cases are recorded of
their producing ST. Vitus's Dance, Locked
jaw, Dropsy, Squirting, loss of feeling in the
huibs, Rockets, palptation ofthe Heart, Erup-
uuns, dry Cough, severe Pains, Paleness, E.
mnciation, total decline of siren 9Th, and con-
sumption. Miners Canadian Tcrmifuge is a
pleasant, safe, speedy and permanent cure for
this dangerous affection. 1t has been faithful
iy tried, and is universally approved of even
BY Physicians. Il destroys the worms at once,
dissoives and carries off the slime which forms
the pest ~ worms, and greatly improves and
invfgorates the system. 1t is the most perfect
thing of the kind ever invented, and no family
should be without IT,
7. = Parents may be assured that this med
cIur - perfectly harmless in all its effects. 1t
= carefully compounded, of the very best ma
trriais, and there is not the least danger in US
inE a. Price only % cents per bottle.
}. ,. HouRhtjn, 100 Washington st. Boston,
General Agent for the n. f. States.
igcsis--H JOAHsbUry,J. G. Bingham; Ign
boz, Fuller a. Co.; Bloomington, f. ID. Merrill;
Wells Rirsr, T. hcdd; CraftSbury ". T. Hast
fHrsi Darby Line, r. {. Butler; and dealers IN
HtdfciEe generally in ". England. 477y1
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Variety

Rfnutr Quoru liI.fasa. 81 liol,em.a.l.ao
rhsrs .u.furu 90 her hhs.d -hr pruposcd 20
then fl.r iaiiov ng ru1t.r. saying, Use y ilo
she'll riiess WI D. ihr Wisrsi and bcst .u-
frnf io rn. e esfli ~ 500 prcselL. 7 hnFe
q lnrkti 81 piuus hrT which piuckud with
uiY o.sn hand in nf Var1ru. One ~ you
slaii have bali the rumhrr 4 couia1us, and
ore Over. and tie either shaG have hnh NJ
rcrnairder. and oue ggfr aud ne diird stall
hnse haif NJ fbe secnnd rrnniudrr, srd three
ever ran Ndi empty tfc haskrL Tell uie
hos MANY p'alss DE lrrsket contains
sfrrHtup Mopr 90 CJsfVa flsuN Agree
ahie a. your rrqEest. herewith -rm. yua thr
tfoce,s ~ glirngthe banls I brgt 500 .n
Marrh. whirh rrrtntiF caiifd i1rJn che nd-
miruliau OF the AmeFran Agricultural hssc-
risf. ai,i ,iie fafug-s' Cab ai New n urk-
2 made pirkie of two quarts n salt. %
which added orc o-uCr of suugrnef satufvt
enc ounce ofsueti nialnrerl. Ot.r ouHee Hii-
glics. bali Gunner aliiaetre. Rud one Tsnfmf ef
hrovu sugar boiiad he uhoie toretacr rnd
applied tbs mixture hoiling boz. Oh our htin-
drcd pounds Of haln, and Kept q n tifs pickle
thFee az i1uF weeks.
NJ pruccHs ~ griot me wss not ihe mus'
expensive. bni mas noe b. loss aFs'ialtc On
dat srcni1nt I Smoked them in "a serd cHsL,
win ure hssd win a small hois itr too sino.s
O. paar out hung nuy hams ta tle hsHd A uurd
al,u1f pork ~ Mahogany suw d,r~g ior iuel,
whsh happrIs.i o. havr ou hnnd fnr pack-
ing u1ods. I snguked them bot one week
.iHlsriorn .irrepafurs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-28

TIVE Fralsry end Csrnius Saera. alss a.
KocFlist, g. sais bv r a. COBB
dsriaa, Cea a @&E Essay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-08
Sll,69l,626

The bill authorizing an issue of treasury notes,
and loaa, autharises the notes to be issued as
the exigencies of the government may require;
and, in place of such of the same as may be re-
deemed, others NAV be issued, but not exceeding
the sum of ten millions of dollars of such ennis
sion outstanding at any one time and to be issued
under the Limitations and provisions contained in
the act OF 1887, except that the authority given by
this bill 10 issue treasury notes, shall expire tho
end of one year after its passage. And the Pre-
sident, II IN his opinion 1t may be for the interest
OF the United States so to do, instead of issuing
the whole amount of treasury notes, is au,ho-
rzed 10 borrow such amount of money as
he may deem proper, and issue there
for stock of the United States for the
sum borrowed, under the same limitations
and provisions as are contained III the act Of Con-
gress of 1912, provided that the sum borrowed,
together with the treasury notes, shall not exceed
ten millions; and provided, further, that no COM
mission shall be allowed or paid for the negotia-
ton OF the loan, and also the stock shall be re-
deemable ~ period not longer than ten years
from the issue thereof, shall they bear a
higher rate of interest than six per cenium per
annum, and sold AT nothing less than par
This bill will be taken up, it is said this week,
after the graduation bill shall have been dis
posed of
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MARITIME HERALD.
pUisT or NEW YORK, JULY 8.



Cleared.
Ships Ann Maria, Brown, Batavia, Nicoll Co; Hen.
r,ea lBrem) Hassloop. Haysna Paven.tadt; Johanna
Comeia, tDutch Kaleshock Rotterdam, Schmidt Baeh
en Banks Colambus, (Norw) Schmidt Amsterdam. w We
user; Kosabea, Bailey Salem. Brgs Lady of Lake.
lBrl Wingood bermuda Mddeto K Co; Marcella, Shelf
held 81 Kits; Harriet Brown. Bermuda w Davenport
James Caskle ,llsbuy Richmond Atkins Co; Excel
smith sayannah 5iuIges, esrman Go, schrs Exem
phia.
Cleared Monday-Bark Rainbow, Samson, Matanzss o
Ward.
Bark John Gardner Peterson, from Truxllo June 2oh
and Belize June 2th to Dennston x Co. Left Amer
can vessels al Iro Passed Jund 2a 40 miles south Of
hd Island eak Caharne Of Baltimore with troops
pr brig st Margaret, Powers II DAYS from St John, NE. in
Brig Margaret, Buck fof C4rdaer McJ e days from Mo-
bile with cotton Unborn lat inst, off Cape Flo
rds passed ship Bailey Of Bath from New Orleans for
Liverpool! Same time brig Patrick Henry, Of Thomason
Schr Henry franklin, Nickerson Harwch fish,
Schr Wave, Holbrook, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Patriot, Crockett, DAYS from Thomnston lime.
Schr Ednburg, Decker, Virginia
SIoop Jas Gorham, Davis, Philadelphia. coal.
Below.
Bark Edward. Buckley, from Charleston, with mdse
Dunham X Dmon.
Bark Trenton. = days from New Orleans.
Brig America, Pomeroy, from ST Thomas June IS
Brig Jesse, Chase, Is days from 81 Domingo.
Also, 2 barks; brigs-unknown
Ships Courier for RIO Janeiro; Maine for New Orleans
Metoka for Liverpool Independence for do; Indiana
New Orleans; barks Rainbow for Matanzas; AIioh: bgs
Republic, for Malaga; Trio, for Madeira.
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Foreign Markets.

PkRSAsfBUco, June Sour market at present is well
supplied with flour; aud prices rule from 900 9000
according to quality Lard pork, bacon, beef &c.
are in good demand, at paying prices. The balance Of
weather which we have had for some time past
quently rates have advanced and white in cases. may be
quoted at 6Isc do in bbls. and 6 do. brow
3k. Hides 1870 rs Domesics in slow demand, at
~ 81, in to yard pieces Drills, &c; Navy Bread,
81 10; Pilot dc, SO Is Crackers 81 80 Bceswax yell
low SIC Sperm Candles, Is Tallow do ga Lard, 81
Whale OIL "a Lnseed, - Beef. 50; Pork, $40 Hy
son Tea, 72c Cotton sd.
ST.. CKoIx, June 25.-Our crop Ia drawing to a close
and but short will bejust about two thirds Of
the last however prices keep up, at 81 rs S. for So
gar M0asses, loo, at which rate two vessels load
ing The market is well supplied with all sorts of pro-
visions and lumber-sucient lumber to carry into
part Of next crop The weather. for the past month has
been quite atterng Tor next years CROP which
hope may continue.
HAVANA, June Give hand you enclosed copy Of our
last since when the cargo Rice per Magnolia, been
sold at 0ai and that per f. a. Brown price
The stock remaining is 400 casks Lard goes of slowly
at II l2,4c. Stock, 5000 kegs. The annexed price
current will inform you regarding other articles. su
Ut nc Vessels Of all kinds and classes very
and much wanted For the u 8. Sl2l 81 per box, and
Sils for Molasses. Exchange on L. s. q per cent
prem. part OF the Rice per +. A. Brown, sold at
los RS Beans, white. 10; Beef mess, lOal2 do
Buenos Ayres jerked IL a0o do. u States po, 10 ;
Pork, mess lo IL do clear, in boxes, II II do. in
barrels, 10 20 Goldfish 81 4 Haddock ais Hams
IL 1915 Lard, lla IL Butter II IL Candles, tai
low l31s Il do sperm, 81 IS Flour, American, IL
IL Sperm OIL 90 30 Whale do, refined, do, l6 IS ;
IA l6 Boards, w. P, % -; Lumber, r. P. 26 80 ;
Hoops, 80 40 Shocks and Heads each ii IL Box
Shocks each, 400; Empty Hhds, each, 30 Oh Cut
Nails, Ga % Molasses, Il IA.
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By Last Nights southern MAIL.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, July AR ship Wakoaa Paine Liverpool;
Bremen brig tiaroune Ghstoffers, Bremen: British bris
Hummins Bod " hlssy Port spain-ia coming into io,i
yesterd - Will EaOl. Of England seaman, eli
30 ard be reached hiu A,o
Arr brigs Susas fom Bio de Janeiro May 26
O. mbana Waiters, In Kingston, Jam; Ihip Hone, Nit
che I'm Rio de Janeiro: Anena X! der fun Bostoa; Flea
nor Brown I'm Savannah; scr Convict Seholieid I'm Ma
fn do seame, Geog,a fan Norfolk saw number Of els
aud h-rm brigs, bound up Below, ship Katherine Jack
from New York brig Chief from 81 Thomas CD schr
Long Rotterdam, brig. Henry wardeld, hsrIod West
beiio ount VERSION Sdler Port Spain; schrs Wary How
nd Prov idence; Baltimore Latouree New York; Judge
Hitchcock, Hathaway, Newhern, NC.
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Passengers Arrived.


LrERPooL,s,eamshp Britannia, at Bos,on-The list pre-
yously ubllshe being incorrect,
IL Official iorm;-Rey r Nc Naashton lady and chill
Mrs Edy, Miss Griffin, Mrs Tucker and 2 children, Mrs
Mott, Miss Mott Prof Woolsey and lady, Mr. Adam.
aud lady Miss Irving Mrs Burgess MIR Gray and lady,
New York; q + Davis ao II Messcher Phladr phia; Mr.
Sarge New York; Mr. Meiiis MIR Burgess, Mr. Miller
Hall New York; 9 lowering and lady, Mr. Csppes, Mr.
in; Campbell; J g Hodgns; d Marsh, New York; 3
tn do; Mr. Hessenberg, do; Litchfeld do; + q
Williams England; Mr. Tkprssr, New York; Robt peany
sshwsndler, New io5k; DR. GLENN; MIR Cq,iiieax, n
and servant; G.n Cooke Albany; r Milford Sag Harbor
Capt Hamilton list regiments Poor Boston; MIR Lebe
New York; Stephen ell, do; 4 Clarke do; q Nav
SON do; Mr Habishsw do Mr. Chaurraad do Cabot Bos
ton; MIR Welsh Mr. Fiiexhmam Washington CITY, bearer of
dispatches; Mr. E.kn, Nashville, Tenn; u Henry. New
s5 From Halifax Bosto,1Leut Anstin Mr. Hore Mrs
AIliseu, Miss Boggs Nj Treman Hon II Peters. Mrs
siurey, Mrs Mckeasie, J Q stor% Hon + Fairbsnk,
vsnkoughmet, II Packard Thos Boeg:nls Total, iis
Weems, Simon Coutrerit. Guaytamala
HAvANA-Ship VIM kngs, at Boston, A Bensel, John
Dickens New York; Martin Pion New Orleans, Mr. GATE
by, Cuba French vceconsul at Tampco wife and four
childrea
MATASzAs-Brig Russian at Boston-.Hor Theae of
ork
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miscellaneous record.

O. Packet ship He.drik Hudson, for London is detained
until Thursday morning.
- We are indebted TO the Southern Patriot Charleston
and TO the Georgian, Savannah, for slips
SHIP sAnAyAx reported ashore in the Delaware was got
of, and sailed Tor Liverpool ou Sunday
BRIo LowDra, Sherman hence inlay "a, for 81 Thomas
had not arrived the ah then ont 80 days She
was spoken Junc n, lat 20, Ion so 90.
Bank ABBy FRANCES, of Providence, before reported
abandoned the voyage from Motsnzas for Cowes,
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COMMERCAAL.

New York, Tuesday, July q.
AsHss.Salss were made to-day in Pots at 50 60 and
In Pearls at 81.
appears to be but little doing in
either Flour orWheat Prices however remain at our
quotations Of yesterday
CorroNThere has been no business transacted since
the arrival Of the steamer, which would determine
prices holders not generally disposed to submit to
any decline AMI, therefore, will MT press sales. We
quote the market dull at the quotations annexed: -
LIVERPOOL CLAssiFIcArIoN.
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John Tyler Smith, Proy,neetown Sid sshrs Susan Allen
SAvASsAH, July 2-Au ship Harriet Rockwell, Briard.
Cardiff, Wales; brig Clinton, Andrews New York. Gid
ship lancashire Lyon, LNerpool briggs Eleanor, Brown,
BALTIMORE; SseIIsg Thompson New York. Sid ship Rial.
York; schr Pizsrro, Pendleton, PhiIadelphia
SALEM, June 3-Arr Mary Clark small N York Sid
xeh hr,vV icf,r