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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-29

EXPLAINED. Mr. Marble accounts verv
satisfactorily to the people out west for his
new play not succeeding in New York He
says that the morals of that city are so bad
that Family Ties" are not appreciated.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-29

N}-DR, WISrARS GREAT DISCOVERY. II
said 'There is nothing new under the sun ;
This has been emphat cally true, in regard to med
cines. Hundreds Of Pills, Panaceas, ExpectOrants,
and Specifics of all sorts have been pulled into
iety-alI made mainly of the same ingredients add
ing no new materials 10 the healing AIT. But Doctor
Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry furnishes new
medical agent-a new principle evolved from
lures own depository. 1t cures Asthma, incipient
Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all diseases of
the Lungs, when nothing else will. An honorable
member OF the Canadian Parliament writes that it
has cured him of Asthma of ten years. standing. A.
Williams Esq, Attorney at Law, So William street,
New York, was cured Of the same disease of twenty
four years. standing Mr.. COzzens, of Haddonfield,
NJ j., makes affidavit that it cured him OF supposed
Consumption, after physicians had given him up to
die; and so of hundreds of others
Remember, positively, in no case palm off I'M
real cures as produced by this invaluable remedy
B sure to get ''Dr. Wstar's BALSAM OF WILD
Cherry
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-29

STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High SIS;
Seth 5. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; RobeAis
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. L.
Perkins < Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stansbury, 81 Thames ST. Elisha H. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sts.; George H. KeerI
No, 1928 Baltimore street; N, N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. au24.lw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
Thc Licutcnnut Ce,rrnI.

The Washington correspondent Of the New York Cou-
aud Enquirer, aise'iHg the purpose OF the Admin
'runoH to create this ltce 81 can persuade Con-
gees tits necessity, adds:
Ever since Mr. Burrows name was announced 10 tie
public IN tue connection, there has been steady and per-
evcrnR effort the part Of the southern Locr0cos 10
PROSTATE him with the Executive and prevent his lee.
ton Tic old Iexas animUsy has been reconstructed with
double ne original bitterness, and the on both Sides
puntIug 90 the importance at the occasion. In oil
the family Jars OF our opponents, remember quite 81
fierce and uUcumprumI-fn7 Thu. TIE southern Wirg
sccm1 g. have imbi ed the dci That this elevation woul
be but stepping stone tJ s Presidency. and hey have
learnt 20 rrala, 'Eut bc'HC them Odd Nr Benz there
lurasabe gulf. IL is determined 100 ii4 cJutcmpt-
hoy nfraccabC 90 their hauCd-tnefc BE- no sympathy n
ch elements, but that which exists between the INT aud
he -oo'.
Notwithstanding oil ,hero efforts. both Houses Of Con-
scs every day sounded through confidential ogens as
% the pfacicabiy OF passing bill q this effect Tho So
nate B already thoroughly dr e. and buitce members OF
the maloIy, Mr. CALHouy, Nr LEars aui Mr. WssrD IT.
have Hgmhtd any intention 10 oppose its adoption Mr.
Lrw; lsn0t positively committed 10 ie course though he
has omph1tcay expressed o. fecou1. IL charged 300 the
Loo loco bcnchc, TINT Nr CirHJry influenced by .c-
sh cons deraflnz and fears OF h great fya
before 1r wH- ui Mexico, than be draris hs power
the Capitol at Washington. ltis not my part 90 dsont
ION such high authority does TO become INC rrd IRE
their dccIaruegs. IHay know each other best. Ccrau
Do i. however, that the CIbuun Wi1v generally NJ CHa.-
mere, Mr. Spcighi NJ. Yucr. Nr Cp..iu, Mf. A.I.ov,
ard ro so, have ayp@sd Their intention CO. support tuo
D Gen. Cas- Doc u.-Y utm1ted s faHcI uu a.. hs pre-
.ofcuCe Tor the app .IUfmCUt II SIR Benton"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

ia the a5h 26th aud 9th, We marched IS mile. nlon
he base OF the mountains thirst due East and then South
La haenda dc los ietmanas, the Point OF the era
's = 'ho'' economically siuated IN plain surrcun-
ued oy mountains aud h. wateted by a small ses m Of hot
water from hot spring (lO6 Fahrenheit. one mile beyond
cooled In . tank ALI these moun,aina are limestone
ana the hot water has sweet and unpeas ant taste
on inc 2oih, lV miles to La tIacnda do 10. Aiuntos
near the junction OF two small stream. c,s5 nj A.,
elova and Rio de los sdadores dover down called R,,
Sasdo aud on the 29th To present camp within four
miles OF Monclova, where now are in an old field
everything covered with dust, and IN, sun b,zny N, 4,
does VA Broadway in July
Monelo'a surrendered without opposition hut In, p.o.
PIE are not rs well disposed towards us ns tho.e of SAM,
V1a. rue 'own lsei Is built between two mountains,
win ridges rising one behind another i'm tho
small hill divides the town into Two mars, 81 .1y,I
me view OF tho whole huge church " IN i,s front
ed red paved streets, and an Alameda Of wood ,re,p
give II quite n porentous appearance, -
We ordered 10 rcman her. unnl IN. ,a,h oc No,.
Der, when tho armisiice will expire Nb.,, co.. a. Al, La
go, no one knows We all nope 10 march =, = a, a.. Pc
'ne ohy place Tor that fight for which We left hom,
confess myself disguised with volunteering. In the
s pace ~ Is useless 10 think OF Volunteer ever
ing hnely appointed Cavalry under the
pe"er men one would not But ii IN, Government
wants volunteer Cavalry, she ought not only IN ,, b,I a.,
I L s'u oiu'P 'nem She paid each volunteer SII63
inc piiee oil one years clothing, when the CLOTHING i,sf
would nave been Of four times value e, him and a.,
en "oud nave been IN uniform, instead OF be "a they
NV S'o, iu rags Even those who had uniforms picked
~ Nv '"o MUCK nave worn them out ON tho arch. Halt
inc men nave snafiie-bs, with which horse canno, h,
managed IN the ranks, and saddles totally up6, n,
packing iheir baggage The pistols given us are old the
so aud OF the caps for the carbues on on, in two
or three Will explode.
Besides, the medical department ia p,;s.,.tl ,,.t
NO comforts can DO obtained Tor tho sick beT, ~ N,
"VsIa sno no regular attendants. A Colonel who wa.
~ I" ge' popularity, and rs stepping-sone To nno,h.
81 vVe' requires no ditclpline, and knows no taics
bu' here We are, and mus, make the best of n, The
men will hght-that's comfort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

been led to view the subject in different aspect be-
evc that is policy culuv tho OF peace,
cherish for the constitution and laws tho
land and o maintain their all times and
der all circumstances the sheet of hope aud
the ark OF political salvation. Nor will gentlemen
advocate tho Of the bill upon the grounds OF
any supposed cxpedency; for nothing less than the pub
lac safety and the national existence Justify open
and wiliu violation OF the Constitution No, si desire
that they will not discuss these questions, but
the point OF the argumen, and IL they
am afraid, Mr. Speaker that the signs OF tho times in
dictate that the melancholy catastrophe which has bsaen
all the Republics thai have before u.s. IL rapidly ap
preaching, and that shall have proited little by the
sucuyc lessons which their histories have mnurnluly
taught When, this early day OF political exist
ence, such amcnabe disregard for the laws aud
the Constitution; when military commandments
beg the House to believe that do aludo these
things for unworthy party object produce po
lea excitement this floor but purely Tor the purpose
OF Illustration, these examples having the moment
Cured TO my mnd-whcn. say, our military command
es can scz. snd annex by procamaOn whole provinces
o. iorcign territory county, institute governments,
appoint officers aud establish systems OF finance and
nue., without the slightest tobuSc far know, from
tho powers that be, IL becomes every patriot, every
who loves his country and her free institutions be the
alert ready resist wherever he may be called aci any
aud every attempt matter under what plausible precx
TO violate the sacred provisions OF the Constitution and
resist II necessary, even TO the death.
Mr.. Speaker have done. Entertaining M do, these
views oi the powers OF this House, and having the
commencement Of service here, taken oath, in the
most solemn form known laws, support the Con-
stltuiicn although dare do every thing that becomes
man, dare not vote for the passage OF that bill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
A Question.

When the Tariff Bill under discussion in Con.
gress, Is leading champions, Mr.. Lewis. Of Alabama end
Mr. Mickey Of ~ c. urged. OF the most imp1rtant
favor OF the substitution of ilo ud yoorcm r
the specific principle thai 10 would enable the Govern
mont to dismss the large army Of wcighes. guagcrs nea-
Fes, markcr at esfsra, and thereby economic he cnor
expenditures the several houses lie c.
rmu'cd the saving, the port OF New Yl,k alone 10 bo
100000 per The people nre dc.rous Of know
ing whether these Offices have been abolished and their
incumbcnls dismissed We promised, at the time that IS
should look the result Tor the purpose Of seeing whether
hs promise Of "rouencbmsnl und reform" would be car-
red out. We have done 'o-and, although the nov tori n
law has been in operation four weoks sec mo- ndca-
tons Of rs ulhmeut. Like oil the other h1t'crrg results
io,0ld by its friends, this 20 be realized; or MOT
only have 'hrrs useless Offices not been abolished
inf, 81 We not misn'ormrd Secretary Walker ha4 --
Hu.i circular directing collector To make no change
in ibis rcsp'ct We cab the attention Of Mr. McK1y ord
Senator Ls~I Go uIs state Of thas-1r' joHbnn, i1at
they will for they can, adopt uc Necessary steps Co
enforce 'bs reduction 1l expenditure which constituted
enc OF their leading arguments favor OF the sd yaorom
pUUt.ra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
Meeting i'm GOOrhIand.

At injecting Of the Wings of Gooshand county. nj the
Cou House, tho 2lst Dec 1885, James b. Ferguson
Esq was called TO the Chair, and r. W Peasants appoint
cd Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by the Chair
man,
On motion OF Chs Pope, committee OF were up
pointed by the Chairman to nominate delegates the Wing
Convention 10 be held IN Richmond the 18th day OF
Jany next, for this Congressional District.
The Chairman then appointed the following committee
Chas Pope, Thos Curd, Thos Argyle, Jno VI Vaughn
VIM StanaTd, X w Peasants and Jno woodson-who al
ter teTng for short time, reported that was expedient
to send seven delegates from each precinct IN the county
aud nominated the following delegaies
From the Lower Precinct-John Watkins, Chas X
Woodson, Dr. Richard Wood, DR. Erasmus Powell Ewd
BEDFORD, DR. VIM l. Wight and wm Firth
From the Court House Middle disirct-Dr Jno Nor
RE, Mar w Miller DR. Geo w Harris. John Il Samson
WIN Gray, Isaac Robertson and VIM Holland
From the Upper Dstriet-AJ JenninGs Geo + Ma
thews, WIN Bniord, John Turner, VIM Crutchsold
Jas MerwctheT and Isaac n Tu rner.
On motion. made aud seconded the Nominating Com
miee the Chairman and tho following gentlemen were adj
ded 10 the delegation: james I Jennlngs Tho Fuoua "A
Davis, Burruss, Jos Peasants, Tho b Cav Chas
Diekerson' John Gouding and Robert X Watkins
Resolved That the Editors o the Wing, Times and Re-
publican be requested to publish foregoing
in their respective papers.
And then the meeting adjourned
J. b. FERGUSON, Chairman.
r. w. PEASANT Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
yirrini, yoIun,ccrs

We learn from tho last Norfolk papers that the Volunteer
company in that place full and that it will be soon
reported TO the Executive for service.
We told, in yesterdays Enquirer. that. in eonse
quoncc Of tenders Of service Gov Smith has
quescd the War Department order another battalion Of
Volunteers from Virginia. We hope the request will be
scceded to- Tor nothing else for the purpose Of enabling
the "Tcn,h Legion" to send her quota the field The
people OF th,t section OF the State have BEEN tits true
somewhat tardy in their but have doubt
they will "come the II another opportunity
shall be afforded them. The Shenandoah Sentinel" for
example, informs that "no Wing county in the State
can furnish Drawer men better patriots than be
found in the Tenth Legcn-and have doubt speaks
truly. The Sentinel gives ths reason, too for the
backwardncss thus far exhibited in that quarter. "The
reason t says why this county has responded tae
call Tor volunteer, is, that efforts made raise
company" Nothing can be convincing or more
satisfactory Capucus folks might indeed. say that no
efforts made" because felt disposed to vol
unteer; but II the Secretary Of War will only call for
another battalion will give bond and security that the
Tenth Legion will furnish her full proportion OF soldiers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

vs. 'fo Informed hy the Warrington Saturday News.
taal e Grri Jury of ihat cry, before they adjourned.
submitted Co lodge Crawford memorial o. Congress. prov
ing Tor repeal modification Of Oh aa relating 10 Che
ia'uo OF small notes Boo hc District Of C5.uubs with l
request that Ho would cauc 10 Co be- l1Id before C,1q-c4r
The nw, ihsy 'hy, BE- dead l-crtle whole community
being Interested n dsrcsaring t 10 consequences Of he
uscu'1c'f Of 'u1I n.'c. hc confidence pased In tha
thcr fec circulation, a1d ttc difficulty Of sl1p5es5 rg
them These considerations mly Boz addressed with equal
force o. the Ngo1 Log aurc, which, n forbdding tho
s71o Of smo notes hy n1uEs hos only con'bu-
t,d u ON thr cIan1rs of curl.tuln with notes. of like
denomination. is.urd by tho Banks Of e ad dining soc-
The convenience OF small no'ss 90 universally admitted
and We have YET ~ plausible objection TO their s
We aware Of tho scfeotypoJ Arguments rc-ortod
By those Who hostile hon--bui ~ our estms-
uol. the theory which they opposed uosound
u enforcement is embarrassing and ineonvrnicnt We
hoPf that the Legislature. ~ W pfcrent session. vii GU.
therlc our Banks issue, limited extent. notes n
les denomination Than Eve doar and thereby cSp, oo
of other Sisef which. II no such aw be pissed, viii
6 the Pa-c snd 10 perform the functions q fP
eie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
lEr. Lamicr,. sncccI,.

The constituents OF Mr.. LANEE as well . others who
may feel in the subject will perceive from the
-b'y reasoned speech Of that gentleman which We pub.
nsh this morning the grounds upon which he Jl.ies Ms
vo'c "soliary and alone, against two bs passed at til,
present session OF the Legsature-one making an appro
p-a'on to relieve the pressing necessities 'hc volunteers
before they mustered into Ie service Of the L States
and The other IN relation ;ac appointment Held officers
Tor the regiment We by no means singular in the
opinion that those who have fiqpanty censured Mr.
Lancr's vote, VIII i~d II imp 5e controvert his ar
glnenL The Truth il, the mode OF calling the volunteers
into service berays amcnlb.r want of method and ys-
TEN. Hence the necessity OF calling upon the State lie
gsalure for appropriation ass, in Organizing troops
for the service Of the U. States Hence too me nbsurd
t. OF the su5at1n officers being by the
STATE authorities while the Bugader ard NsiJr Generals
derive their appointments from the President It follows
Ina, the volunteers be regarded neither a. regulars
nor militia but as hybrid force Parakng Of the charac
Ter OF both
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
Presentation OF swords. Nc.

We were not aware that it intended TO make a pub
lie OF Swords and Epaueucs to the officers Of
the Alexandria Volunteers provided for that purpose BY
the bcray OF the citizens OF that place, and consequently
did not witness the ceremony, which, learn place
IN front Of the Exchange last Saturday The Republican
of yesterday informs that John 5. Pondleon Esq the
representative OF the Loudouu District IN Congress- ho
is visit to this city, chosen the organ OF the
donors the occasion, and preaced the performance OF
the duty by concise and address. :" MIR 7. said
other things that the and were mat
tiers for the and the pot settle but the
soldiers duty was plain He arrive at con-
illusions in different The prompt enrolment Of this
company, while it signazed the Of Alexandra 10
the bosom ot the Commonwealth. practical evidence
that she resdy render substantial service the
State and 10 the ccuny-aud these tokens OF confidence
and friendship, eyneod by the citizens this tribute
the officers, Nh p. had doubt worthy bestowed
and would be honcably Capt. Ccrse and Lieu's
Ashby, Waters and Douglas responded the plain manly
language ot soldiers, whose hearts had been warmed and
Pude stimulated, BY this toaenns evidence O.; the regard
OF their trenGs-and they each pledged themselves that
the gifts should be honoraOy used and CALAMITY
ed-their swords drawn unusy, nor shesthod IN
d.shonor."
u Robert L. Gillian, Esq. of Granville (whirS has
been elected Speaker the House OF Commons OF North
Carolina, Edward Stanley recent, chosen Attorney
General.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
Isy Magnetic Telegraph.
lTRANsMIrrEo FOR rHE BALTIMORE ANrsIc,vl
PutI aDrt PM, IL. ~ a 4, ,

lIRANsNIrrEo FOR THE BALTIMORE ANEKIc,Sl
PnrriprLruIA, Dec ~ 9rM.
LOSS OF THE SPLENDID STEAMER MouEGAN.
me hne steamer Michigan was wrecked yesterday ON
Long leland Sound, her Trip from Bfidpeno,, C,,'
cut, TO New York. r' '"
The VI. struck on Gangway Rock, about mdships. and
e conclusion was 90 PFoai that she filed tho hurricane
deck before reaching the beach.
one now lies with her state smoke pipe and wheels
only visible The crew aud passengers were sa,cI IN
board. N''s' y"
he stockton Artillery from Maunch Chuck and the
Reading Artillery company Volunteers Tor MeTice bay,
rendezvous. ''s'
capt Bankhead is in this city, recruiting for company
oil volunteers for Mexico 6ll up the Virgin, R,pi-
ment SUN iN'b'-
There were numerous bloody aiays in this city ju,in
Christmas In Southwark were shot severely and
a Policeman stabbed. - ~
nc SheTli made descent on the killers in Moyamon-
sing, and captured thirteen OF them ali OF whom were
mt,d 10 prison. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

~ Tho statement OF Capt D.. G.. Caunngio1 r.. relative
10 an unfortunate difference o. 0pn1n hewoon himself aud
Che Al liant General, accompanied by ho couespondeuco
lection BOO hs Wing, but tho pre- acoup1uol Of our cD.
lumns rendered hcr nsertol this morning impcUcablc
Without pretending 90 express any opinion upon to NOR
iw Of tho question: think there vii bo difference Of
sentiment Auoso crHEys, that the Necessary expenses
incurred by Capt Darlington in the process Of organizing
hs company, should be paid ~ himself II neither
the State ibe United sass will them, hope
hey will be paid by the voluntary contributions of The peo-
pie. Tic statement end correspondence referred to, We
undcf.and, w appear i1 the Tm.s AMI in tic Rcpubh
cen Ut this mO,rigg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

AN AFFAIR or HoSoR.-A duel lately fought near
81 Geneveve, Mo- between DR.. McMannus and Mr. Jno.
par Inc parties used rifles sixty paecs. GA the ft
ne Dr. Nc Mannus ball passed through the breast of Mr.
Bars coat aud ves and entered his right arm near tho
shoulder, coming out above the elbow, making a flesh
wound but not breaking the bone The parties then made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
Moslr.-Tho New York Courier of Friday morning

Gays '"s
Considerable sales OF IT, s. Sixas At 90 Tbi, "a
OF bad augury for any loan Indeed the SECRETARY NJ
me treasury himself must have become satisfied by thi,
nme mat while the Snb-Trcasury law IN force lac can
cent stock. N ~
Money Will be easier as the New Year approaches when
cohsue Iable sums IN dividends and interest On
SOCKS become payable, and the Exchanges a cannot be
too often repeated relieve the Banks from any lust
hensiOn OF losing their specie.
J he New lor~Exptoss Of Friday SAWS
batch OF Treasury otes have been received from No,
'eey which were purchased there seventeen De, COM,
discount the regular which they were selling Al t
place. s - mat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

MILITARY ADMINISTRATIONS have been issued says t.
~ LOUIS Republican, for the marching Of one couplny oi
The First Regiment u. $ Infantry. now at Font Sneing Il,
"'Nco' Two companies stationed at Fort Snsl-
hg' ana when tins movement takes place men, only
VIII be LEFT TO protect exposed and extensive from
tier. ''N''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

IRON SANTA fE-The ST Louis Rcyoillo contains q e.
tracts from letter OF volunteer dated s,nta BE a., on
me winter states that fears entertained Of an
teeon among the inhabitants \ tcamster was murdered
anu TWO SpsnlaIds had been arrested suspicion OF ay
ug committed the murder. The volunteers were pnyiny
from hVe to ten dollars tor wnierng their horses drn
matte association had been formed whch was perforn,D
At Gov. Benls palace
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

by INC bhg Columbia, Lsp Coffin, this port last even
ing from Lag1ays, have Cafacols papos 10 the 0nd
inst BY which we eorn that the ato revolutionary dsnr
bance'in ventzuea have bern completely queod An,o
MIA Lcoeadio Guzuan hc chief in the Injunction dor,
'nooy EDITOR Of NJ Patricia IN Cauaccas had boon rsd ne
c'nsp,fatof aud condemned to death.
Cen. Josc fadro No Ia1s is, without doubt. ciee,s5
PfesIdenl ol lho RepnlLie Of Vcnezl.ll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
Correspondence Of the National negligence.


BALTIMORE, December 27-SB 4. NJ
Business has been pretty generally suspended since
Thursday. The flour market is dull and unsettled Io-
ders ask Sls75 for Howard brands aud can fad no
buyers The inspections Of flour past week have boon
over ~ 900 barrels. Sales Of 500 barrels corn meal nj
81 6O prime red wheat is selling 90 cents white corn
5Is5S and yellow do 60 cents 32a33 rye %; clover
seed $3.50. Whskey 20la22 cents per gallon Nothing
new in provisions or groceries.
FROM PHILADELPHIA
the Telegraph reports thus up the close Of business veg
erday
The stock market s without activity Sales OF Penn
syyania SIS at 6siaG9i decline OF of one per cent;
U 5. new loan neutrality-suspicious. sales.
The Hour market Continues dull aad unsettled No sales
have been reported Holders OF fresh ground PcnnsvI.-
mia brands willing take S4S7I. without being able
to hnd purchasers. Corn meal S340lS3j 80 per barrel;
rye flour unchanged.
The grain MARKETS ALEC without animation. Sales 20
moderate extent to-day Of prime yellow corn NJ j7t
% cents per busho Oats selling moderately at % cts
per bushel. rye 72a75 cents.
sales to-day Of 300 hhds New Orleans sugar ut 10 81
cents per 10; sales also Of ~ Orleans moasscs not prime
quality, al % cts per gallon.
dun.
Flours scr - held in fewer hanis-iOoo -sseo ,lI NJ
- 12! Michigan - 5Oa56.
No saie Of rye worth ssr bush OIL Jersey corn
IN sore very choice lot brought sgIc GcLcIn range Pc
c's The E1mc ns ycsirri1,-7u7sOy for al.
Whssey &c. shsure ~ dull Ina95 and -
Exchanges much ycrdayi!75l sierllnr and ig!l
ia Tor flames II r. unIesto1d gold
by thc last steamer.
Ffegs sif - % meal tr T.
erpucl and l7iisd fCr Small
70 which adc-i1e '' article. It - wanted
- Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29
NEW YORK MARKET. Dec. 90.
BOSTON MARKET-Dcc Of


PTov'ion7-Salcs oi parcel Of navy Beef old ~
-. cash; us bbls Pork SlO so do clear do So
mos. Four-Moderato sales Of Grncsec common brini4
at S563I; Ohio ard Michigan, s. SOD. Southern
S5,J1515.5O, cash. Com-Good new yellow Hat Is hold
at &c; old do 7ia75- white 6ga7Oc cash. Sugar-e-
81 Cuba brown the trade 7ilslc Tor ordinary tp ro,
mos. Molus'es-Sso5 Of Trinidad tho trade al , &C.;
100 hhds Cuba sour, l7c, mos.