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Price 81 per bottle or Elk bottles for - So
For sale by Sands Fulton and William SIS. John
son corner Broadway and Chambers D. Sands Co. n
East Broadway; Coddineton, Hudson and Spring
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NEW ORLEAss, June Is : The business In Cotton yes-
ernsy amounted 10 $500 bales mostly north Alabama at
Pc 0i cents per lb This morning about 900 bales
nave changed hands, besides which list of bales
is Is now IN treaty which may be closed before night
factors evnce more disposition to SELL which arises par
xiaiiy from the diminished competition amongs, buy ers
VINO are leaving town very fast The Tobacco market
contnues brisk Yesterday sales having reached 600
mos ana To-Day aoO prices very steady Sales of
ougar 40 10 lo0 hbus at 81 cents per h. for
qunues Moisses is selling slowly at 10 % cents per
shu0n Inc our market remains duh in the extreme.
saiss Of Ohio and country brands Of illinois and Mis-
sour ID 80 So So. ST. Louis 81 81 90 per bbl Mess
IoIk na receded 10 50 per bhl Prime 81 2b Prime Beef
- seH ng at SIS per Dbl parcel Of 6000 bushels mixed
1oDi IN Bulk was taken at CSC per bushel Exchanges
az, dun Sterling a ~ per cent prem Francs 25
:, 40. New York go days Ia a per cent discount
er Cotton to Liverpool lli6.-Cor Of Baltimore .ans
riean, Juua 20.
BALTIMORE. June &c The market is without much
animation sales Of 1000 bags Rio coffee at n cents
Stocks mostly Withdrawn; change in -FOUR sales OF
fresh Howard street SO u to ST. city mills held 26
10 31 sales OF Susqnehanna 81 to 81; 76 sales
Ia 900 bushels PeDns lvania wheat s7h and s9
Mary land reds W to S. Corn sells ol white 81
TO o2 yellow rye IS; oats 80 sale Of 700 bushels
Hides 2 time Provisions dull Mess pork sells at Sll
to II 75 prime rs and So Beef neglected Bacon is,
n steady demand.
Western shoulders 81 ~ sides 81 81; hams 81 8;
lard 7c cash, II time About 200 hhds New Orleans
gar have been sold at So ?6 Porte Rico So 90 co.
lair business is doing in tobacco, at former prices
Inspections l29 Mary land; lot ST. Ohio whskey sells
at 10 to 2c light wagon freghts declined from Cumber-
land to Wheeling 62l do to Pttsburg so per 100 lbs
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
LIVERPOOL CLAssIvIoArror.

SALES Of REAL EsrArE-BRooKLYN PRornRrY.-Terms
10 per cent and the auctonecr fee of $40 per paya-
BILE this day; 80 per cent July l. 80 per cent buyers
option mortgage for years, at per cent-Lot on
Lawrence street 225 feet from Woughby street. o5 by
l07 feet ST 900; lot adjoining same size $975 lot 100
feet from Myrtle Avenue same size $945; lot adjoining
same size, $3.50; lot Jay street, 275 ee from vii
loughby street, same size $945; lot adjoining size
(goe of fron 7' feet front, 27S rear 6l one side rs
the other $685. lot Willoughby street, Is feet from
loughby and Dufeld streets, size So75 lois on
Duield street. 100 feet from Willoughby street. 25 by
1905 feet $500 each, $3.50; lots Myrtle Avenue
next to corner of Dueld street, 20 by as at 1910 EACH
$780, lot corner of Myrtle and Duneld street.
2o by IS feet $685. lot Dued street. las feet from
Of Johnson and Dueld streets 25A front on former
Is on latter, So 5 gore lot adjoining Du6ed street.
IS feet 'front.' feet 100 feet Deep S576 gore lot ON
Bridge street. feet 10 inches 'front.' 20 feet rear contain
ing 1898 square feet, Sl025.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
H0fnA P0rfa.

Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA June 2f-Sld brig Isabelle for
schr Dodge, for N York
BALTIMORE. June 26Arr packet ship Rhone, Harvey jr
from LIVERPOOL: snip Ocean, Higgins from Liverpool Bre-
men ship Schiller Johassen from Bremen; baks Trueman
(new) Doaae from Boston; Lawrence Harding, from Bos
tom brigs Constitution Laudeman fom Porto Cabello Pa.
tapsco Lahrop from Boston: steamer Herald Russell
Norfolk Saw off the Wolf Trap b,igantue; off Sandy
Point ship aud higher another CID schs WIN Allen,
SNOW 81 Thomas; Orb Hsbbard Port SPAN, Trinidad;
rah Morrill,, Strong, " York
GEoRGErowS, Dc June 2i-Arr schr Bolivar from Nan.
tucket Sid schr Mankn, for N York.
NORFOLK, June 2fArr bark Nagdalene, Stamford, from
New York, ship Superb bark Annahuac aud other barks
Went up James River yesterday, and brig Florence to-day
In Hampton Roads schr Coryo Crockett from Richmond,
bound to Newburyport
PHLApELPHiA, June 1s-Arr schr Boston, Nash, from
NorwIch; barge Dophn. Lamb from n York. Below brigs
Delaware; Josephus, Havana; schs William Henry, New
Zealand; w erickson, Traffic; Rechabite Lodi Nan.
tucker Emma and Julia Splendid and Tone Cld bark Paex
wilkins, aguayIa; briggs Ava Chase Ch.sc Boston; Ame
thyst Anderson Boston, Champion, Hach Boston George
Washington Williams Ssrm Sarah Louisa, MIllsr Provi-
dence Grard Cooper Boston; Monroe Watts Boston, sch
Gratitude Stevenson Yok Hester, Walton East Green.
Bridgeport; john rho%p.oa, FsIteabars YORK. X%sri.
NV Godfrey. Weeks Pro,iafnee; Aasiins and Ro.ias,
YORK; Arrival Jones, fiu.hinri Coraea; Csnkln New
Hartford; superb, seymors Erums; Bssey, Nar.on. Sag
Harbour; Ducimer, Leeds New Yok Elmra Rogers, Salt
er, y York; barge Planet, Briggs. Nfork.
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Mr. BgrroN enlarged upon the views Of Mr. Dix
Mr.. C,LHou~ was clearly OF the opinion, that the
clause Of the bill providing FOR the appointment OF these
officers Infringement OF the rights of the States
He in favor far 1t went of the amendment of the
Senator from Kentucky.
Mr. Benton, Mr.. Johnson of Maryland Mr. Berrien,
Mr. Crittenden. and MIR Westcott further debated the
bin amendments, when the question YVES taken on Alr
Wescoits amendment, which was lost-l7to %.
The amendment of Mr. CRirrENpgN was next voted
upon and Tejeced-yeas IT, noes %
Mr. CRIrrESprS moved, that courts martial for trial
OF offences by volunteers shall only be tried by officers
Of tho volunteers.
Mr. BE~ros hoped. that the Senator from Kentucky
would withdraw the menAment and pleaded that the
Senator would forbear TO alter the fundamental laws
the land by proviso. Mr. b. said he had mortal
horror Of such
Mr. CRIrrESpES. nner remarks, withdrew the
amendment, and the b II reduced TO third reading
anl passed in the form given above.
Mr. HArwoop presented a memorial in behalf OF the
North Carolina Cherokees Referred and printed
And the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE ~.

Cleared.
ship Virginia, Trott, Liverpool, Nesmith Walsh
Ship Courier. Fsrney, Trieste, w Wesser.
Bark Emanuel, tBrl Bum, Liverpool, Reyburn.
BARK abby Baker, Pratt, Campeachy, Ncsmith x Walsh.
Bark Messenger. Garrck, Quebec, Reyburn.
Brig Reindeer, Alden, Laguayra. SC F II McCready.
Brig yudson, Russell, Demerara, Canfeld 4 Spencer
Brig Star, Hubbard. Antigua A Hubbard Son.
Brig Rule Hampton, Belise, Hon, J Laboresse.
Brig yohi Hill, Pearce, Philadelphia.
Schr Robert Bruce Wade Belize, Hon. Blsnco.
Schr Caroline, Long, Philadelphia.
Sloop Empire, Smith, New Haven.
Sloop Roger Williams, Sturges, Providence.
Barge Michigan, Allen, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Bremen bark John George, Geekman, 50 days from Bre.
men, with mdse, TO Oerlchs * Kruger.
Norwegian bark Kong Severre Lsh t6 days rem Bergen,
Norway in ballast. to Schmidt Bachen i67 seerege pas
sengcrs, and two born on the passage.
Meckenburg bark Doris. Zeplan is days from Antwerp
with mdse to W. Weisser. 100 steerage Passengers.
briS Lady Of the Lake wnsgood, days from Bermu
Brig Palestine, sturdevnt, from Sag Harbor in ballast
master.
Brschr Steward Aver. i2 days from Minudie Ms, with
sehr Josephine Edrdse 20? Boston, /, d,vs from Ponce
Pr, with moasses and sugar 10 Southmayd Son. Left
brig Ann, smith for New Hsyea, in 2 days.
Schr surplus. Gear days from Bangor with lumber
schr Texan, Clark days from Esspor with plaster to
MASTER
schr Leo, Jsmison, days from Thomsston. lime.
Schr Wesley, Harvey. Virginia.
sehr I 6snsss a Home Home csi.s. lumber. '"'''
abngs--unknown.
Sailed.
Bngs Detroit for Charleston, Baldwin, for Savannah,
Kunnsgunde. for Rotter rdim.
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ton of the tariff would throw out OF empoynsep thou
sands Of men aud this wonld be ieit no. ony y mem
be Interrupted and our manufacturing estaon
prostrated Our revenue policy should oe sts o'e not
subjected constant agitation and change; ana every
consideration OF duty patriotism called upon the
of people TO guard against the adoption
of the policy that would inestaoy. ieaa 70 osasous
AGAIN WITHOUT QUORUM
Mr. CuAsE, Of Tennessee, obtained the hoor, OF ten
minutes past three o'clock.
The committee rose for the want OF quorum
VOICE" Some one ought to make motion to tie
Mr YIscrY moved q call Of ,fs House. The motion
prevailed and the Clerk proceeded 10 call the roll
Mr.. HARALsos said that as the call would take up
much time he would snove that all further proceeding
therein be dispensed with Icries Of" No, no'l
The question was taen. and the House refused to as.
pense with the call-yeaA 35. nays 39.
4 motion was made ths3 the House adjourn, but it did
not prevail
Mr. J r. lS0ERsoLL.-Nif speaker Is IL NOT uSual 10
close the doors =
The srEAkrR Not until the names of the dbssntess
was subsequently, ascertafaed that hundred and
one members had answered to their names
Tue SPEAKER ordered the doors to be clio ed and
cuses were heard for non-attendance, viz
s,r ] DAvn-left the city this morning, wife sick in
Virginia
Mr., 5. JoSEs-would be presene il Ae could.
qusnce OF being down in health by this long
Mr. owe s-(s said by sollsague) at home writ.
sIr Prrrrs-sck for month past gone to the virgi.
MIA Springs.
Mr. PRier-g. ne to Texas to fight the nimy"
MIR sIMs-had an ogue shake yeHerday
Mr. RHErT-wiAs sick.
MIR. B. MaRrIS-sic ick family
Mr.. VAScE-absen, Tor the ueneht OF his health.
Mr.. BAKsR-gone TO the wars
MIR. YELL-gone to NJ exico, TO hight
MIR. TIDBArrs-sore eye
About fifteen others We represented to be sick un-
well indsposed and absen,
Mr. DocxsRY thought IL would do injury to the
country full list of the sick; and moved
that the House adjourn but the motion did not prevail
All further proceedings the call dispensed with
FIVE minutes OF four o'clock when the doors were
opened. and
The House adjourned,
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
1,ile Crur,s.

letter from Abbeviile, Is. C) says =" In this vi
cinty there has been immense quantity of rain for
several days in succession and 1t the opinion Of some
that the wheat crops are very much injured by the
wheat was cut, and merely shocked up in the fields il
IL hoped however that the crop not badly injured
as some have supposed 1t expected by some that
wheat could be bought through this region so 90
cents per bushe but fear their expectations will
be realized. The oats and crop very fine in
deed and the prospect of bountifu yield Of corn is
very hatteng The cotton is not large in this region
as It has been In some years past but is in very fine
growing condition at present"
The New York herald., 1846-06-27

nR MARSHALL HALL, one OF the most celebrated
ply sicsns IN Eur-pc, the discovcrer Of this valuable
9ent physs,n. in Europe and Ameriea sovereign
stance where used according directions has produced the
most happy results.
Dr. Hangt Of London, the London Lancet that
he HIS been successful with Halls Cordial Renovsto
the treatment OF the following diseases
weakness brought by habit INDUCED BY young
men, ascivious dreams. nightly discharges Dyspep
ss weakness OF the small Of the back confusion intel
lect papitaon Of the socie-
ty consumption, emaciaton gleets, whites obru OF
cured BY this medicine" Phillips Boyue Agents For
waded all Of the Union pr,ec e2 per bote-s boes
Tor -. Sold NJ II Duane je27
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miscelIaneosss RECORD.
No. We indebted 10 the Charleston, sc, Patriot for
SLIPS. -
Rsyolr-The crew Of the brig rerpoise a, Boston bound
for Mobile refused do duty CeIt Surss OF the Hsmil.
tom ws"t board and the Of the brig and
ned them on board the Hamilton.
co. Ships Ocesnus, Higgins from Boston; and Exchange
Coklin from New touched OF Charleston Bar on the
77d inst, for orders, and proceeded south.
spoken.
Sehr Pi1sro Reudeton, from Camden Me- for Savannah
22d INST, off Charleston Bar.
Brig Lncoln from Boston for Savannah 10Th instant of
Gcorxetown.
~, lat 90 Ion s5 brig Allen. from Boston for Porto
Rco 80
~ Ia, 80 o Ion "a as brig Psspsco from Boston for
laas TO- Nantucket by 2s miles, schr Esssr Of Fred.
schr uen Taylor Philips from Baltimore for Texas 9sd
int, Cape Henry NV by N, distant IS miles.
Bng DIR Hitchcock Ford from Boston for 81 Johns Fla
10th last. lat ~ 10 n, loa 70 % W. out es days. ~
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
MAGASIN JAPANAIS,

GO DUANE STREET (bctween Broadway and Elm at.l
A II; PAKKER, agent from Amsterdam, most respect.
n fully informs ladies and gentlemen who urnishnR
their paro5s that he has constantly hand the following
flower bofles cake and fruit dishes beauty and
Gnest quality old Dresden porcelain groups figures
and Of the richest kinds ancient fans OF the 18th
richly carved Of mother Of pearl and ivory and
rich carved furniture Of the time Of Louis XIV,
sstng Of chairs, chairs aud cabinets also Japan
ported and small collection q ancient gil painnss Of the
collection
master Of the Dutch and Flemish schools marble satuary,
carved furniture Of description. ancient porcelain in
these different branches and everything that belongs the
Antquary line. mvlS lmefrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
Foreixs, lrnportauious.

BREMES-Bark John Georre-3i bxs mdse II cases Rel
mer Meeke6 bxs Hoose Vietor- bx silk Ahes Sat.
tler13 cases Meyers son-n Rolker X Mollmann "a
cks Borng Witte-i! Spies Christ Col Oettineer
Q Hessenbegcs Loeschigk & Wsssndouck-7GC 9 z Hoi.
fleming-l LoewE 4 Schneider-l5 G Ahrenfe eldt- j w
Hplleston-2 Jang Behrmann--l Boxers Meyer &
Sucken-i000 bars iron Oenchs Kruger--3 do to order
PoseE PoSchr Josephine-io hhd moasses 70 do sugar
II Southmayd & Son-lT do L Lord-l do Mason s. Thomp.
son-3o cks molasses Howland & Aspnwall.
The New York herald., 1846-06-27
MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of lss Full

II Il,
bracng the following subjecis VIZ -atrmony Impossncy
and sterility anaomicay physioogcally and medically
modern Tsatmsnt Of Syphilis sscSgdaTy sy%g.oms Gon-
Emissions and all the arising from self
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last
toned diseases and from his extensive practice and long
periencc investigating the pathology OF
the organs he in all cases that
he undertakes aud radical His diplomas
frames in his Office l96 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81, have copy Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseasss
incidental to females.
letters prepaid and addressedto Dr. H Fswcett ss
Fulton street. win receive due attention. nv 10 imSr