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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

TCONOMY Is WEALTH. MEALS LARD
-HA LAMPS-PRlCE 50 CENTS. The great oh.
iect fully accomplished COLD LARD is used without
the trouble of first melting; cents worth is said to
last whole evening; it lights up at once without any
previo us taken 10 saturate the wick as is the
case W th all Others now in Also on hand, Lard
and Oil LAMPS of every description. Supply your
selves Immediately, al the Cheap lOusekeepers' En-
porium of
JAMES CORTLAN i SON,
fl Is Baltimore st. opposite Centre Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

EDH3ESOLOGS EXAaiINED by p. Flou-
a. rens, member Of the French Academy, &e. &c.
Translated from the second edition of lsf5. by Chas
de Luceha Migs, VI. d. Just received and for sale by
f. LUCAS, Jr.
jal No. 10 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

lar intervals OF about five seconds, "Snake!-
S5nake!!- SnakeM at the same iniODatiou, but
so loud that the echoes mGked each other from
fifty crags, and "Snakci Snake!" roverbefated
loud and long among those mountain slopes,
while his eyes carefully and closely followed
the course Of poor Paddy ronnd the camp
Alter running around it about thirty tunes, the
prosecuted one flew of in 4 tangent into the
dark woods, and the medley sounds Of 'snHke!
murdther! help fire! ssxty tut! Howly Vargin! .
sc gradually died away in the distance, and
the hunters were alone
'Umph," said Jim W., (atlcr stopping his
laughing hiccough,) y ''umph thought that gut
would stop snoring at this camp at least
Umph." The next evening the pdtiander " as
seen travelling at a mighty rate through kn2%-
Vile, with small bundle undeE one arm and
a huge shillalah in the other hand, poked ont
ahead Of him in half defensive, half eEplor-
ing attitude, When he was asked by Archy
Me- with (Which way, Paddy" Casting
round at the speaker sort Of hlng-dog,
suIky glance, he growed forth, a word at a
step, "Strate to Ireland, by Jayzus, where
there's no sDakos!"
You cannot say ''snake" to either member
of the party yet, without its costing Sc, Of
vest buttons or producing "sti!ch in the
side"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

OUR AFFAIRS WITH MExlCo-JNIr. SLjdeHs
Reception The r, Uolution, &c. Although we
have already given the substance of the intel
ligence from Mexico, brought by the U. S.
brig SSomers, the following article from the
" ashington Union Of Tuesday night, will bo
found interesting.
Letters we're received last night in this city
by special conveyance from Mexico and Vera
Cruz. The letters from the city Of Mexico
are to the l4th January, at which time Mr..
Mr.. Shdell was in the city, but was expected
to arrive at Jalapa on the nth. lie had OBJ
tanned an escort to that place. Not the slight
est insult had been offered to him, as has been
reported; but he had been received with much
courtesy, and he had been welcomed in the So
cety of the metropolis as an elegant and ac-
Complished gentleman. lie had not yet been
, received by the government in his official ca
pacity--neitAer had they declined his reCep-
lion; and in fact, judging by appearances,
there was no reason TO uolcVe that he would
not be as acceptable to the government OF Pa
redes as to that Of Herrera.
Rumors and speculations were still aiioat
about calling European prince to tho throne
of Mexico, and supporting h!m 10y the & q o.
| French and British soldiers.
1t was saiG and believed, in MeE&D, al
Gen. Aris,a mad published prOHnHcjGmcHio
against Paradcsi and that he was IN San Louis
de Polos, or on the advance to that place, At
the head Of 5000 troops On his marcA to the
capital. Difficulties were gathering around
the new President OF ihc republic. Rucatan
had raised her independent national Rag, and
Tobasco was about following her example,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

EMBROtDERED ROBES. MRS, NICK
M ERSON has just received from New York
another assortment of Embroidered Rebes, white and
coiofed. d21
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12
TAKE PARTICULAR MOTTO
MARRIAGE,

should reflect that sound and body are the mos,
necessary requisites to promote COnnuhial happiness
Indeed, without these, the journey through life be-
comes weary pilgrimage, The pI ospeCt hourly dark
ems to the view the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy reflection that
the happiness OF another becomes bghtcd with our
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-02-12

afSJC = tt1ENtsN Of Gac UliT CVUNCfE
MrnNhSnAN I,nh- IL lGIE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

SATURDAY, r. ".
The transactions at the Stock Board were limited
and confined almost entirely the leading tancies liar-
lem and Norwich and Worcester. The tendency OF
prices was upward, and Harlem improved per cent
since yesterday. We misunderstood our informant IN
relation the gain the Norwich and Worcester road
thus far this year 1t lie about $1,000 instead of $4,000
We shall have correct s,e;cmen; in few days
Very little is yet doing in foreign bills, but the
markc, is s,eady. Sterling is 7d7i, Francs 400 IS.
Amsterdam 81: o35i Hamburg 81. @3ii, Bremen 76i
II. The supply Of bills is good
Freishts are heavy and Flour to the extent of
5000 bbla has been taken for Liverpool ut Is al Stc
ling Flour is nominally 7,32d for square.
The exports from this port for the week ending
july % have been sGO7 3O5 OF which s3i6si5 were in
American vessels The arrivals -, of which 70
American. and ccmsnccs IS, OF which "a American
The number of passengers arrived vas 1861
The Leather Manufacturers Bank hns declared
a ecmiannual dividend of three and half per cent.
payable the Sd Of August
We learn from the Detroit Free Press that the
railroad conductors have stopped taking ST Clair Bank
notes The managers of that concern must haze stopped
loaning then. The River Raisin Democrat Bank bills,
we suppose are still received for understand that
they were paid out literally by the state authorities
about the time of the failure
The Trustees of The Provdent Institution for
Savngs in Jersey City have declared their annual div
dend of per cent Rums not exceeding $500, and
nor cent. on sums over that amount The whole amount
of their deposits since their organization, near hvcyears
ago, is $4,000.
At Baltimore money during the week has been
in more active demand. The offerings a, bank have
b.,n heavy The banks however, have very generally
discounted TO the full OF their ability First rate
pspcr on, of bank may negotiated nj ga per cent
aud good to toir paper at liali per month! Coupons
arc retailing at a. the demand more moderate.
The amount of coal transported on the Phlladel-
mia and Reading road last week 1904 tons max
Ing total for the season of 590ii2 tons The ship
ments from the Lchish region up TO the latest dates
have been 22l, 523 tons.
The rapid growth o. St Louis, Mo since 1880
from 5000 TO $4,000 inhabitants, has produced a re-
markeble feature in the money market Land holders,
in attempting TO supply the demand for buildings to
accommodate the increase OF population, have Dor
rowed more than a million of dollars bond and
mortgage In almost every instance 10 per cent per
annum has been given the interest these loans and
real estate of undoubted title generally pledged
less han half lis value the payment OF princ
pal and interest.
Comparative statement of the Farmers Bank of
Virginia including the branches, on the Isl OF July,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27


Conservatory 6l5 Brosdway The gigantic plant now
6ng /. . let nigh. lie base 81 he STEM fleet n circu
a-e-r snd contains upward OF hree thousand Flowers
and "a. been hrou gh from i lai.e habitat without re-ard
IN evr-rs, II l. commonly supposed hat 10 5OSer!ng
crs ouiv " he end q hundred year.. D.; Tbs. Ike
1naDv o;-r popular opinions error. Tue period
which the a7e .r-iEs- maturity varying according
circumstances from ritv e~ety, even LOO years. IN
hot or cfh.rx favorable Climates. Il grows rapidly. ard
soon arrives Of - existence out n colder
-lo- under nc OF The gardener WHERE j : t.'
sly apre c;cebic 10 NielG 20 g.! IN circumstances NAL
srclr4f. is development. requires Tie longest PERIOD
thai h4- been assigned T. Having -cqulr-d IL mi
growth ansllv produces - gigantic flower SITTER
which Il parl-h-s tn. dover stem : sometimes from
,hir-v TO forfv feet high. ard = surrounded "ll UJ
tifude o; branches arranged n pyramida form, with
perfect symmetry. and hsrnE on their points clusters
of Sreen,h yellow flowers which continue 20 be pro-
duccd for tvvo ih-es months ~ succession The
raf.ve country OF the American Alce = the whole Of
within the tropics from The plains nearly on
level with The stations upon the mountains Al ee
vaon ri between 9OJ and lrN feet From these c;ou
has transferred almost eTsrr other
country 4nd alv Sicily and SPAN II has already
tineG with Date and the Palmetto CIV. Tropical
p,arHnce TO European -couerr- Independently h.al
poses sap mas b. mad" ip flow by iuci>lous IN ne
stem aud furnishes i.rueuted liquor called hy tile heV
leans puiGue this agreeable ardent pi, called
VINO m.rc.l distilled The nhres Of H. leaves form
coarse thread the dried towering An Al
most unpenshsble iha'ch sNira;' o the leaves : made
INTO balls winch vii isihcr ike soap s fresh ea
themselves chi into slice occasionally gwen p ca"
and finally the centre OF The lowering split lonSi-
tudnay by bad substitute Tor modern ra-
-trnp. minute particles OF silica forming one
Of ~ constituents. Ambulance = cents season. tickets -
children halt price
IN addition 10 the Century Plant. Dunlap Thomson hope
igtbloouIug Ceres In fDwer this saturday
evening, andy presented by friend. Jy-5etis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
Trnde Of The Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise .frrl'"g Mt Ne'V' York
Reported Specially for The Ne'r- York Tribune
Swiiisurc Line A. Van Snntvoord-Barse Aloany-6o,o0
slaves VIM Dennisior
Old Troy Line, Pope Catlin--Bargo F. II. Abbo-h5o
hSs hour Hoyt son; 30 do Bows Cary: u do
do Kent Kinnan Co; $50 do SuydHm Sage Co; 100 bbs
pork Siurgcss Bennett, Cos $50 bush corn Buckley
Co: bbs ashes T Thompson Boson do, II hbs pork
Kent Kinnan Co; - bales wool w Otis Coz 10 sacks
do Babcock Coz hoxcs paper Pares CO. biol, pro
visions Cheesmam Williams IL hhds. beer Read Broth
bales wool II Coggill a Col
OsweEo Canal Line. J. Gi!bcrt-Bost Zephyr-5SO bush
shorts Gilbert; 45i bbls -four SUydHm. Sage \ Co.
Osw-go Transportation Line 5. H. Wnght-Boai En-
pirc Cy-lS5 bdls boards James Norval bbls butter ;
II Wright boxes goods liassar: 66o bb!s -four Suydan,
Sage Co.
T. J. Vandewaier's Osweeo Linc-Boat Syhil-lO2 bbs
aour Suydam Sage Coz lbs do Clarke Coleman :! bbs
ashes Nash Hamilton Co; - do Corwin Co; 9 do
Stanton Jarvis Is do Knapp Baker SIS boIo -four Cow
ing Co.
l. Daviss Line-Baree Fishkill, from Siuyvesani-lOj
bales waddng rhos Winthrop; cases hams Baine =
bales goods owner $50 sheep and lambs rs tubs butter $40
bales hay 2OO0 bush oats $50 do rye. so do Is cords
wood ~ cheese IS bbls rye aour 10 Captain.
J. NJ Donney's Line-Barge Pratt, from Catski!!-S7
sides leather Lorug;Andrews al do Leupp, SIS do l.,
Cors- Coz 655 do r y X Sou J6 do Wm Hoope' l55 do
Nm Miller; a5 bales hay, - pigs butter al sheep 81
cattle Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
General Noiilfs.
Congress Hall, Saratoga Springs.
TO TIRE PUBLIC.

SARATOGA SPRINGS July ~. lsiG
Having been informed that report i in circulation
thai the proprietor oil Congress Hall while processing
TO keep Temperance House permits the and the
sale OF ardent spirits his premises we deem it but al
Justice 70 say tha; such statement by whosoever
made behave 10 he entirely without foundation The
house what claims TO be in this respect and equals
all pledges and promises regard to order
comfort and rich supply Of all the dclcacies OF the
son We can chceriu!y commend II the patronage Of
the public with the full thar they Will md N il
what we have found-a quiet and pleasant resort.
HON A KlTERIDGE. Mass.
A WOOD
G 4. CLEVELAND.
MORO PHILIPS New Orleans.
JOHN EASTMAN. Bueuos Ayres.
WM ROBINSON, Georgia
THOS BAlLIS,
4 B BAYLiS, New York
J c HOLDEN
ltpWNSW : B. EDWARDS Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

the article eyperencedin this marke,et which
somewhat increased by receipt Of days later LIZ
general and continued until yesterday and to-day
The sales Tor the week ending this evening amount 20
1000 bales mostly for export France and the Cont
nerrs OF Europe Prices are fully ? II. higher ta-,
q, the close Of s.r week ard the demand has taken OF
the market larger portion OF The better descriptions OF
Cotton which were Amos, unsaleahle, except N very
small parcels 70 manufacturers ne purchase rave
faer, frr Frsuca GsrrnaIv the Mediterranean with
sros mormon FOR Liverpool and hide on sTecjis
don The high prices demanded By holders has check
cd The operations to-day and YESTERDAY some holders
800 TO- d;d not ell a few days ago and have solicit
d a,i-LnIt success repetition OF offers which they
Tsfi,sed on THURSDAY The market closes tais evening
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rr scbring,. Rc.torntive.-Thi, pic


never-isug remedy for Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections. l. certain for SICK and Nervous Head
aches and excellent preventive Ut Co-rene-s aud Low
Spirits. T. morbid state of The hillary organs.
and j. very "chcous in relieving taiuencv. Cccs and
similar complaints OF the Stomach and Bowels II speedily
promotes the Of strength and activity 10 Mi cs-- OF
Debility healthy appetite. WHERE this greatest OF
blessings deficient aud natural consequence. gives
and viEor o the Who'll. system
~ Prepared b. G. {. SEBRiNG, Tauytown, y y. To
whom orders msy b" addressed
Sold in NcyyYors At wholesale and rcim by 4 r. D.
Sands. Druggists, 100 FulfOa-s' OF W ian-t Sold
also 55 Broadway aud - East Broadway, and ny Drug
gisis generally throughout lhe United States Price per
bottle mo lscodti
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Boarding..
Books.
CHEAP BOOK:

no Won want to buy an entertaining Book 10 axe n ne
GRAHASiS Literary Depot Tribune Buildings Nasssu-st
JUST RECEIVED.
Ethan Allan or thu kins Men. by Melville. rrcs - cts
The Statesmen OF th- Commonwealth OF England, with
treatise ths Popular Progress III snsish History no
Temper and Temperament by Mrs. Ellis rrice 50 cts
The Redskins Indian and lngin by J. Kenmore Coop
er. vols. Price ~ ci-
Illustrated Shak>peare. No ~ and W. Price y cts
illustrated Wandering Jew, NJ. L. Price = cts
The Mysterious Room Tale OF tue Mississippi by
J. Il. lrerahsm Price ~ CTS.
worth. Price ~ cts
Price - CTS.
Thu Horse Doctor the Habits. Diseases and management
of Inc Eors IN the Stable and on the Road Free . c'.
Incentives the Cultivation OF ihe scieuce OF Geology
d-> gued FOR the Of the Young. by = : Randall sup
ir,endrnr OF Common Schools Price IN paper lsno -
cts, i.uo cloth ~ ci>.
The Gardener or an OF every Vegetable ProdUc
ton cultivated the Table hy the Pow and spade sc
Graham Magazine, with t'.O beautiful Steel E"e'4'
inEs. and Paris fashion pa;c. fTic- - cts
Life OF MAJOR General Zachary Taylor with nj account
OF hi brilliant achievements the RIO Grsnde. &C 15c
VT ". H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

MoSKl>Tow>. y THE Bathing accommodations OF this
establishment have Recently beer the past
month Plunge Bah 10 feet II ength and feet deep III
DcucAe OF Il feet ISL supplied from spring oi purssi
mountain water! the temperature OF which : s. deg Fsh
fh;h Summer snG WI1teF hsye been built with srq-
priac Dressing Rooms Sc- This Institution hss nov
tr-s Douche and Plunge Ssihs supplied um springs
OF purcS; and coolest water
The n,se ard female departments provided with ex
pcrccceei sad e:cieai assistants SID every facility /.
treatment The Baths Die; and Exercise. &c III
der the personal supervision and direction OF The
TER Morr.soyyn. \ J, or 3, III Wa:e:-sl Sew-Iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
IL National Reform A,,ocinrion.-The e

htit'" -tSSo'i'''ioh. .4Au''
inc Piled has been proposed 10y twenty-five inerIners OF
the National Reform Association. az amendment 10 the
pledge OF the Constitution AND VIII probably come up Tor
husi Ike meeting on Wednesday evening acNt
We whose srucNec. desirous Of restoring 10
man his Natural right 10 Land do soleun!y agse- that We
Will not FOR any Tor The Presidency or Congress
who Viii pledge himself writing 70 use -! ne irl
.ce hi i elected, 20 prevent al farther trac
in The Public Lands OF the States and The United States
and 10 cs>, them 20 LAID Farms and Lots for the
free end exclusive OF actual settlers or Tor any man
~, the coyerncr,hp or the Legislature who VII
p, =. hmSe!: the Freedom Of h- Public LANDS. 70 =
Limitation OF The qusaniy Q; lard 10 be ohslned By any "
Homestead from any future debt mortgage and 70 I'M
tat!cn 10 ten The hours ri daily labor On pubic worAs
OF IN establishments chartered by law
- ~, - GEORGE H. EVANS. Sec'y.
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pY JAMES VI. MILLER

~ JAMES VI. Nlll.l.Ek
ID On Tt ESDAY. JULY 18th
lOt O'Clock, "A store No liberty-SL
boots shoe. and hrocan-,
consisting every vaetysuitablotor Southern Wcs,r'u
and Northern trade. Sale positive.
On THURSDAY, July 30th,
Al IOi O'Clock ut tho store ofths late hrn OF tllnan
Smull 4 ca. Nos. and > Ferry.St 100
SoLE I.EArnER-5vO sides Hemiock Solo Leather, 1880
do Oak.
On FRIDAY, July 81, lsts.
At IL o'clock, at the Merchants EAchanse
VIII bs sold under the direction OF David IL Gfannlss.
Master M thaIceTy, all those lots OF land. win hfs
improvements known No 37 MercoTsL each lot oeln.
- feet front and rear, by 100 deep.
AZ 0i O'Clock the store Of a. Claim, NO % sdr'st
Doors SHOES BRoGSSS-51o cases uorh ma sea6on-
adj. Boots Shoes and BrOgans, comprising All assorhe
suitable or Southern, Western and City trade.
WEDNESDAY, August 5th
Third Trade Sulc of Para and Manufactured lndtarub-
Der Shoes NewYoEk, at the store OF Abner Breeden l.
pairs Para End Manufactured lnds rubber Shoes
consisting IN part OF nil tho various kinds w
Mems and WoIncn's patent sheet n.b6er Over-hoes.
sheet-rubbsr aud cloth s,rap'd do
finished Para Shoes.
Women's do do
Womens furred and lined Boots and Shoes
galIoon bound Grocians.
Manufactured Buskins.
" sheetnbbcT Sandals.
Mems do do.
Men and Wumcns metallic OvorsoeS
The attention Of the radc, generally, respectfully rs~
qucscd ls Sale II VIII be found nOTo extensive lndi
formerly and consist OF improved styles and hnlsh
Terms liberal. nnd mIle known at Sale
THURSDAY, August q, 1916.
Al 10y o'clock, tho of Chds NJ. LouPp Co No ~
FcrTy.st
SoLs LEArHgR-J0oo sides ol Sole Leather, with other
articles In the line, u credit nj four months.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

h, ship Sutton, from Cha,ieSi0a-Mr Fcnn lady and
con Mr. Chapman and lady, Mrs Norton, Mcssrs Tom.
lnson, Prince Server, Dsdin, a McNeil-and one in
the stccrngc.
In brig Gorge from Choricstoa-Dr s II Smith and
Indy, Mrs G w Dickinson. Miss : Hatch. Miss +
Jones Miss Clara l. Wilde Col II Hall Capt Blatsc,
Major O II Walker. McssrsE Richards, T. d Douglas,
Williams, NJ Moses, J Henry Dinglc
IN brig Caroline from Chdricston.-Rcv w r Yates,
lady. child and nurse Miss NJ A Yates, Miss Taylor,
Mise c Nelson. Miss A Fulncr, Mics Brontlcy, Miss
Kelly, Mrs NJ Bran,ey child and nurse, Mrs J Reed
and child, Mis- NJ Johnson and child Mrs Minor Miss
Minor, Rev Marshall Messrs Brennan J NJ Story,
DIR Thos Hoxay. Samuel Nelson, I n Nelson q + Clark.
II Nichols. Butler, .r ! Bottom II Bogcrt Msloy J
7 Currie, L Stephenson w Legs and in the
steersge.
In brig Norman, from Ssai--Don Simon Palomaquc.
In brig afford, from Men. Oriedns-Wm Jordon.
IN brig Almdtid from CHrdcodMr Nellis and lady OF
Ncw.York.
IN Schr Catherine from st .JGgo DC CuJa-Juan
Schmidt Obcdcau dc pomcraiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

TO-TER & co. respectfully inform the Dental pro-
lesion ard dealers Lccorrptibie Te-t they
e-a-s IL h-r Tooth Facto!y, IL Trenton y J. 10 sup
~ them with CUE Teeth L complete sets, with I'll the
v.rous kinds and colors with Inc pAriEhs well set and
g.rranlsd -qus. 20 an for and
or change color under the oowppe They also for
sale by John Carte Co Weters and Msfenlane,
on our best terms who have supply OF
perlor Prepared Fed and Slick which have
eas.ve!y Used :of ?ea-s by alufec-
OF Teeth U he un..e5 States and eIter; In
Europe jyl3 .swaHis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

yFs' The CHERoxEl DIFFICULTIES, after hear
my from the counsel OF the Ross party, Hon. Waddy
Thompson and OF the Treaty psry advocates Messrs
q w Pascal and NJ 81 Clair Clarke, and OF the attor-
neys of the Old Settler party Col Stambaugh and Hon
Amos Kendall have been submitted 10 the commissioners
Messrs. Edmund Burke WIN. Armstrong and A. H. Paris
for decision thereon Meantime the Indian Commission
.rCol w Mcdil has written able expose to Mr.. Ashley
chairman OF the Judiciary Committee recommending thr
Of the United States civil authorities the
whole OF the Cherokee Nation. lCor Herald.
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svy- Troy and Saratoga were united in tho bonds
of Magnetism on Friday and each other several
friendly messages. Tho Telegraph worked admirably
We shall coon tack New York Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington. South-Bos,on, East--nnd Ultra syria.
euse Auburn Rochester and Buffalo, Wcst--and then
won't we have cOauersd.OBcY
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Markets.. c4Tti.li, reported for Tax Tr,s.,e.

ASHgS-The demand is good to-day, and abou, 800
bhs changed hands a, 81 ~ for Pot and 81 for Pearls
the stock in the Inspection warehouse Is s'l5 casks
o'oS Pots, 21i1 Pearls.
CoTroS-On Mondsy morning last the private &C
counts = Steamcc Cambria from Liverpool, were re
ecired Although prices in that market were not ad
vanccd our previous quotations the tone OF the mar
ke, was better and the state Of trade in the anusc
.urus districts more encouraging good demand for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

~ Hos JOSHUA X GIDDIHGs of Ohio, who is
his first visit 10 the Atlantic border, arrived in
Bangor Tuesday in steamboat Governor it being his
FIRST trip upon any portion OF the Atlantic Ocean, and
indeed the first time says the Wing he had ever looked
out upon its broad BOSOM He called upon during
the day by many OF the citizens. aud he addressed the
citizens of Bangor in the evening upon matters OF Ma
nona concern. The Mayor OF the City acted as Chair
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~ Nantucket sufferers.

~ Nantucket suffcrcr-.-The Public i. respect
fuv informed ih- The Nos III and lsl Frou'-sL
open p places deposit uch articles OF food, clothing
te ard o.! The sufferers by lie
lat. m Nantucket
such persons a, NAV h unable send their donations
VIII be waited by persons duly authorized hy fhe sub
scriber~ on sending notice their vi4h M ls! Front
=. ~ order c the Executive Committee
VS. Sis WM ii. MACY. Chairman OF Sub Com.