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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

NfOURTH VOLUME OF D,AUBIGNE'S
q, HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION Just
received and for sale by
D. OWEN 4 SON l49 Baltimore-st,
This vol. is embellished with two steel engravings
the likeness OF the author aud of Luther Price 37t
cents Also, the four vols in one at ST. and the 4th
vol. vO. in paper, at 25 cts, [pl nhl2
NI IL PLUS ULTRA TOBACCO. The I'M
4S dersigncd has now on hand, and is daily receiv
ing, large quantities of superior Chewing Tobacco,
to which Se Invites the attention Of lovers of the
weed. RI. r. REBNER
l:G NO TEA Lexington Marke, Space
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
a. No. 964 BALTIMORE STREET.

DIRECTLY OPPOSITE HANOVER -sTJ
NEW CAR RPETING HEss
We have just received our Spring assortment OF
CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &C., which we Offer
on as low terms as they be purchased either in
this or any of the Eastern markets. large portion
of our stock was manufactured 10 order Of the bes
quality, and of the latest style, expressly for oar cit,
sales. If- Our arrangements for the Spring trade
being now complete, we can offer great inducerncn
10 the city and country trade.
hll-eO2w MCDOWELL & GABLE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

n w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wea.
eS ver,) UNDERTAKEN, No. 30 8, SHARP-ST'
opposite the Church. nl86m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20
-eO2w MCDOWELL & earle,
NHL1MSINal TOOTH POWDER- Tbi,

va most excellent article for cleansing and whiten-
ing the teeth, healing sp0ngy and diseased gums, and
purifying the breath. Try box-it needs no other
recommendation. Price 25 cents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

~ FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Wlll perform all operations in his line in the best
style. Manufacturing his own Artificial Teeth, can
insert them much lower than others, on gold plate.
TEETH filed with Gold, Sl,OO
ExTaAorINSG GS NC Silver os5 SSs
Teeth on gold plate, warranted 10 it and answer
the same AS nature at to SO per tooth. Please call
and examine specimens. Ql4- DR.. MANLY'S Office
is Corner of Pratt and Exeter streets.
feI4lf IA PRATT STREET.
NEW SILK HOUSE. J. A. FIELD & CO.,
~ IMPORTERS and JOBBERS of STAPLE and
FANCY SILK GOODS,
NO. HANOVER STREET,
Will open this morning beautiful assortment of new
BONNET RIBBONS
English THREAD LACEs
Gambric EDGINGs and INsERTINGs
Shaded SHADE and ds is,a MoUsELlSn SH de LAME
French CHINTZES
Do Jaconet LAWNS
DO Bingham do-to which they in
vlte the especial attention Of dealers. mhl2
ERICTIoN MATCHES AND SHOE
Il BLACKlAG, on consignment and for sale at
FREDERICK FGCKEY & SONS,
mhl7 No. 300 Baltimore st.
EWUNT'S NON-EVAPORATING INKSTANDS
III n on consignment, and for sale at manufacturers
prices, by FRED;K FlCKEY 4 SONS,
mhi' NO. 29O Baltimore street.
YH1O HOTEL-KEEPERS. JUST HECEIV-
ID ED supply of beautiful BRITANNIA Cas-
tors, with rich cut and plain bottles of large size, very
rich and snowy, suitable for Steamboats, and Hotels.
Also, supply of beautifully finished Block Tin Dish
CogerS, HOT WATER AND STEAK DISHES of all sizes,
both English and Amerean-fOr safe low by
c. E. WETMORE g. CO.,
Dealers in Family Hardware Table Cutlery Walters
Silver plated and Britannia Ware, Block Tin and ia :
panned Ware; Brushes, Baskets Mats, sc. SC. with
every variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTI-
Giles.
Families, Steamboats, and Hotels furnished con-
plete at the shortest notice, at No. 10 N. CHARLES
ST., opposite the Union Bank. mill
GHAWLSI SHAWLs!! We offer to the La
- dies and purchasers generally, the most magni.
cent assortment of Printed Cashmere, Cashmere D.
Ecosse and Mouslin de Laine SHAWLS ever offered
in this market and prices that cannot fail to please
BEALE H. RICHARDSON y co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
mhl3 AR doors below Charles.
ED TER, part fit for family use For sale by
s. CLAYTON & SONS,
fell 1862 Lombard street.
~ WM. BOYD have thN day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai
lors, at the former Store of Nm. ROGERS, No. IO6
MARKET STREET, five doors west of ST. Paul-st
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank
lJ- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
tronage of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that they Will find it to be to their
interest to give us their patronage.
0I7- Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
2Sth Oct, 1915. o29 ROGERS & BOYD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

OF side alley leading to the yard The house is ;
sW9 story Brick Dwelling, with two rooms on floor
% dhu Htchen back, with good dry cellar, and has
always commanded, and is now occupied by, good
ana punctual tenant. For further particulars, apply
at lhIs once. mhll-f
sAehs4@=as FOR RENT-The new and eligibly
| NM..:J situated WAREH OUSE, No. IA Hanover st.
! HA!m corner of German, now occupied by the sub
-Hlat tAs scriber. 1t is finished in the beat manner,
anu heated with one of Hayward, Fox & Co.'S patent
ho ar furnaces, and also contains of ScOs As
Destos ire Proof Safes made 10 order For further
particulars apply to the subscriber the premises.
do,tf ' Ia Al Hanover %r riIe, street.
A LOT ON HOLIDAY ST., NEAR THE
IA CITY HALL, will be sold a great bargain if
immediate application is made. II fronts 50 feet run
ming back about 100 feet ten feet alley Apply to
GEORGE GELBACH, or
Mhto b. BONE, f9 Second street.
MNOR SALE. A Ground Rent of $3.50 at per
- cent well located, and amply secured
BOND X GELBACH,
mhll Real Estate Agents, ~ 5econd-st.
HTAMILY HORSE FOR SALE. A first
a rate Brown Horse, with bob tail warranted
SOUND and without fault, will be sold a bargain, if
applied for Immediately, at Cornelius Coles livery
staDe, German street, near Eutaw. mhl7-G
MTOR SALE-A great variety of DWELLING
IL HOUSES, in different locations throughout the
cry; many OF which are eligiby situated in popular
hei%hberhocds, built in modern style, tastefuly aud
conveniently arranged at prices from $4,000 10 S25-
VOO There are very many from $500 TO $1,000 on de-
slraDle terms in every direction Public attention is
- particularly called TO a . story DWELLING
axvggsA HOUSE in Salisbury street, south side, be-
kssM tween High and Exeter sts., with story
1-Aasa-b back Building. Lot is 10 by 100 feet deep,
10 an alley for carriage, with hYdrant in the yard
price $1,000.
Auzua There are 4 two story and attic DWELL
NSsH ING HOUSES on the south side of Pitt ST.,
-AsAS, ,near Canal street, l2s feet by 100 deep, at
1915 each; Warehouses on the north west corner of
Hanover and German streets, on desirable terms; one
on south Paca street, p story-Sl250
Farms and Country Seats, near and distant from
the city, som1 splenddly improved in buildings and
soil. Terms easy, and few of them would be ex-
changed for city property
We have Two splendid Farms, one of 200 acres in
Carroll county Sans Creek, the other in FEEDER
ck county, short distance from Frederick city, 27o
acres. Both would be sold ell very desirable terms;
the Improvements and soil The best.
LOTS for sale or lease, in very many locations
Two IN particular-one west Franklin street, 40 by
$50 feet deepi the other East Pranklia street. 66 by
l4l feet deep
GROUND RENTS for sale at 6 81 and per cent
B. BOND or GEO. GELBACH,
mh5 No. 40 Second street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

a. EONpMORANCY fl. PRICE,
AyA PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
nA24-u No. 60 s. CALVERT STREET.
WOf1N w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
- FATErTE ST., adjoining Assembly Rooms. jail
WILLIAM w. LEE, FAsHIoSABLR HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-ST
seRaemen's Razors set at the shortest notice alG
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

FHNO BUILDERS OF LOCOMOTIVE EN-
Ill GlNES. PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned up to the st day of April, pr0ximo for
furnishing the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Comma
ny with six Locomotive Engines, to be delivered on
0r about the ls day of October next Information as
to terms and conditions and in reference 10 plan and
weight OF engine will be furnished upon application
10 JAMES MURRAY,
Engineer Of Machinery and Repairs,
Bato Ohio Railroad,
Baltimore, March l3, 1896. mills 3aw2w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

WWTANYED TO HIRE-three negro bows,
w slaves, good character, fron IS 10 30 years
OF age, either by the year month"; as hands on board
OF a Steamboat Liberal wages will be gwen. Free
persons VIII be taken, provided they come
well recommended Also wanted for the same boat
first rate Chambernaid. Apply AT
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
mills No 10 Exchanya place
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20
w A N T S

"ANrED TO RENT. A small FARM a
w short distance from the city, in a pleasant
ana heaIihy situation Persons having such place
for rent, will please address "a C., at the CppeT
office. rnbI7If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

#NOR SALE. A Ground Rent of $3.50 at s ne
n cent, well located, and amply secured.
BOND GELBACH,
mhll Real Estate Agents, ~ Second-st,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

EtNARM WANTED. The subscriber would be
IL pleased to rent Farm within a short distance
OF the city, and for which fair will be gven-
Address, with particulars, Box No DOT Post Office,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

AA ANTED-YoungL Ladies to learn the DRESS
w MAKING business Applyto Mrs BROWNE,
No. az LEXINGTON-ST., between Shares & Lib,
sry streets. fe2O.lmt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

|TOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLEs.
III to suit all ages. Also, fine Cameo Breastnins
Bracelets, Ear Rings, SILVER Combs, Gold Pencil
Gases, Gold Guard and Fob Chains Gold Gu ard Kevs
received this day and for sale at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S Jewelry Store,
feao Water-st. End door from Calvert
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

%x. 80 REWARD will be given for
N.S the return of my dog LEON-be is blk.
Nzzea- with the exception Of one of his feet and
the zip of his tail, straight hair and of large size
Il Nj. W. MEARlS, City Despatch Post,
4 nlhI7-4t AR Office jarvis, RuiI6inps.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

SHAWLSI SIIAWLSH We offer to the La
- dies and purchasers generally, the most magnfi
cent assortment of Printed Cashmere, Cashmere D.
Ecosse and Mouslin de Laine SHAWLS ever offered
in this market and prices that cannot fail to please
BEALE H. RICHARDSON y co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
mhl3 [ARl doors below Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-03-20

H7AMILY HORSE FOR SALE. A first
~ rate Brown Horse, with bob TAIL warranted
% Sounu ana without fault, will be sold a bargain, il
applied for Immediately, at Cornelius Coles livery
stable, German street, near Eutaw mhl7-tf
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So with presentevsy prospect Of early harvest but
should the late uDprecedepy hot wesfher BE followed
by much the value Of Wbea; would soon be ssec:ed
thereby including tie quantity just released
about 500 COO ors and sbou; s0oco barrels OF Flour
consider that ne shal commence harvest WIKI the
smallest stock OF Wheat In tie country that has been
known for may yesrt
Barley mas for time past net WITH sveT limited
sale. the mating being over. and our ciiaiieTs
being pretty vel stocked he late parchirs weather mas
caused lizzie speculation, bu, prices have oos va
RED fine 535s foreign sells a, rs 70 5os per 9r
The crop is stated 10 look 1tiserenty on the hsHt
lands
From q combustion Of circumstances We have oeve;
been freely supplied With Oaa since last harvest ana
mi. article has consequently bore high relative value
the release Of the BONDED stock and the nov increains
supplies Of foreign Oats beginning 10 show tneir
ects prices having receded rather more than me Gil
ersnce Of 6ury between the aad Ole Avs say 30 81
per or The liberal supplies OF Indian earn into lreisnd
End Inc favor which hia article bss met with among the
lover orders there hss 6ispsced grea; extent the
use OF Oatmeal which had risen SIS : 8 psr ton
but low 10 be had for 412 Indian Corn commands
COS 70 32s landed AID 25s TO 29s per Or aoa,ire and
Meal per ton landed in Ireland. Ire crop Of Beans
and Peas believed 20 have been seriously Injured BY
the late dry weather. and both these articles have ad
vsnced 10 value "a 81. per or during The past month
We have carefully revised our quotations in The annex
ed Circular OF last boudHys market 10 which refer.
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Foreign Markets.
Correspondence oil The Tribune.

LivESrool, July J. ls46.
From tho date OF Circular Of 18th ut TIL re-
ccipt Of the Halifax steamers sdvees Monday last.
the Cotton market continued very dull and depressed
state The uncertainty sttsehed 10 many thugs cousl-
erred likely TO affect Cotton preventing sill speculative OPP
era,ons and the unfavorable stse OF things In the
facturps districts causing the trade 10 purchase sparnSy
Prices the date mentioned above. had declined per
To- Since then, tho pleasing information OF the smcaoe
settlement Of the Oregon question: and the anA passing Of
those commercial measures In this country from which 50
ncch advantage trade has anticipated together
tA The general OF the Sdvces from America, eeih
respects the present and Coming crops ofCo;ton incline
TO look forward the future prospects Of this article
with confidence. There be little doubt that the trade
now cepsratrey lightly stocked. and think there
every PROBABILITY that 10 nte time when the compile
3on N the present political changes mparts more general
Than csud be felt during the late period OF
e'teaent and uncertainty, general improvement viii
Ae place which In the reduced state o. the stocks and
supply Of the material cannot en; have Its effects
me pss Of Cotton II must ao however, DO overlooked
S. me adrises nom many o! the large foreign markets
epesens them a. much overs.ae&ed with our mana.se
goods and thai the railway projects before the conn
preclude any reasonable hope OF much reduction In the
sset comparatively hsSh OF interest. During The
49, 49, &c" Gays we have lively Cotton market
@ an upward tendency IN prices, resulting in Al ae-
csS To- On the middirg and lower qualities since
~ Ast- We have also moro cheering accounts from
es'ef' ~hers. although no advance has beeu quoted,
are operating with more confidence thas for
seuie time past,
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,errespondonce OF The Tribune.

LONDON. July I'd, lss6
Ths new Corn law came into operation OF the 7,h
June having passed the House Of Lords on the 25;h
aud received the Royal ascent on the so:h June We
close card OF the new duiies-ss regards Wheat and
Flour jus, iu time to eusble holders 10 release sill
the minimum duty Of Is per Qr Whest and "a per
er 90 Flour od.y the duty has advanced 20 IS per
ar And "a per Dbl respectively, aud with the decline
which hes taken place In the vsius OF English Wheat
sy DC expected tn rise To about By the end OF
the month oa;s also commenced st the minimum
time Barley commenced Cd and has advanced 10 10
per 10 day Contrary general expectation the new
declare that the suites Beans Peas and Eve shall
be governed by the o. Barley xpd NOT Sy hs
averages but as Barley getting scsrcs and rsher
improving IN value IS likely that duties On all thea,
articles may shoT; sne rscede 10 Pa Cd or evan me
minimum of IS per qr. and s. sd per or wa. Go,
therefore generally paid on tbs stock on bcnd.
The immediate eject Of the alteration OF the
law, has been TO equal!ze the price Of Easiish and
foreign Wheat, between which there diaes.
ence OF fully ,0s pc. Or up TO within few days OF lis
passage owing 10 the great scarcity OF the former. tie
sups1abuudsncs of the supply OF foresn induces
ers cautiously sad do Hot eSpsc; the trade
will settle lower for sveek bat the reduced sts;s
Of stocks Of whea, and Flour in the hands OF eEs and
bakers mus: OF necessity soon force seen 10 arSat
and ,here Is every appearance Of present ses being
supported fer some me,hs better kinds OF while ssd
red Whoa. from the Baltic they tree are csr
tainly worth "a to b and other descriptions s TO
2s per Or more exclusive OF the duty, than thsy wers
ten days ago.
The weather has been extremely fsYorsble for the
Wheel crop daring the pass month, and ss eontinrss
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" sER MARINE JoURNhL, roURTy p1eE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
ship afghan, OF Bangor Me- Dyer a. days from Mar
seilep, with fruit &c. Draper DevIin Lett barks
Acadia Harlow FOR Boston In six days; Altot, Shell Of
R Island and and brgs Elizabeth, Powers of Philsdel
pha for Leghorn 10 six days. Missouri Sylvester for
NewYork ~ days Thos P. Beck Stsskpoe. Tor d.. 80
days. 10 passengers.
Ship Rochester, Peabody A. days from Havre. with
n5se arc 225 steerage passengers Taylor and Merrill
Ship Walpoe Thomas 20 days from Hsvre, with mdse,
and 237 storage passenger TO Taylor & Merrill.
Bark Harmony. Mscodock, 81 dsys from Rio de ia
metro, with 3040 bags coffee 10 P. Harmony Nephews &
Co.
Bark Edward Hoppiscn Raynes II days from Maya
guez p r, with sugar &c. s w. Lewis. Sailed 10
company with schr Psyrets for Arce6o to load Tor New
York Left brig Pinto, aud the only American vessel in
port.
Bark Mon,eplier. OF Camden Me-, Stackpole, IS days
from Rotterdam, ia ballast, 10 master.
Brig Trenton OF Duxbury. Pitman. from Palermo May
22d. Passed Gbraltsr, June 5lh-with fruit. &c. TO
Chamberlain Il Phelps. Left Palermo bark Alabama.
prague and ship Beivere Turner for Boston 10 days
brigs Rowland Dillingham;, NewYork, 20 days; Gulnsre,
Barstow Boston, 10 days schr V0usa, Owen, Boston,
10 days
British brig Elph Rei,h. l3 days from 81. John N B..
with chalk aud salmon, to Nevins & Son.
Schr Samuel a. Appleton, Steson4 days frsm Boston,
with mdse TO F. & Herrick
British schr Prince Henry. Durkee. s days from Var
mouth, n. S. with fire wood, TO II Brsine.
Schr Pemsquid Bssse, days from Calais, NJ E, with
laths. To master.
British schr Margaret, StamTood days from Var.
mouth, s In ballast. to J. H. Braine.
Below brig Wind E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

H. Founp-The lady who married Ezra Gregory, portrait
r,,n.r and who fell heiress 10 large property In Scot
llnd. lives at Chicago.
~ The above lie going the round OF the papers,
and # there Ezra Gregoys portrait painte rs
the one referred to Is finished scouhdrel Some ten or
twelve years ago Ezra Gregory, portrait painter, left
Young and Interesting wife and small family In destitute
cumstances In this City. and absconded to parts I'M
known subsequently he was arrested In NeW-Jersey on
charge OF marrying second wife, but got clear on straw
ball. The next time he heard from he had married
third wife Georgia. with whom he received several
thousand dollars and deserted her at the end OF
Since then several other females he has married. got their
money and deserted have been 10 Brooklyn to see the
bona ode Mrs Gregory the hrst Now. we suspect DC
married the girl In Chicago and should he manage 10
possession OF her fortune will desert her for another
He seems followed the business Of marrying for
living he invariably deserted his victims as soon AZ
be got possession Of what money they had.
His wife resides. did short time SINCE In this
Wilson's spice factory. VIII not contemporaries copy
this paragraph for the purpose of exposing villain
NJ daily Advertiser.
III " Last evening in Navyst. near Myrtle ave
u nue. the wives of two respectable and working me-
cbanics who have for long time been desperately Jealous
other tprobsby without the existence OF any real
caused together In the street and had very stormy
quarrel From words they proceeded to blows and were
III separated until both had received severe punishment
besides having their rocks and other garments COM
~ plstely torn tatters. AuVcruser.
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DIED

o. the 18th. OF Cholera Inf.n,um. IDA dsr zh,er Of
George and Catherine Cook-aged meaths snc II days
On Saturday evening, AGNES infant daughter OF Ellis
6. and Henrietta Potter.
The friends Of the family are invited attend the
funeral this morning half pas, o'clock FROM l3s
Hicks-st BROOKLYN.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In the Jris Edrard Hcpptseh, from Arydsre.-R- 5.
Boyd.
In rhs Bark Montpelier from Rot,erdam-T We'll lady
and family. Mr. Hsrgsr, Johannes hoh!ar T Kahn,
and 81 in 10 the steersge.
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Advertisements
md p-ne:os owns IN he country, r ard oe.r are daily
rece.yec az he oce CT "a. duiy sriho'zed aEsa B.
Pslne. in TIE Trlbuse Buildings BE reeet,e. s1e.sp-
Goes also ~ ', A1A'
sebrtnx,, Ke-,orsuve.-rar fIes.an. med
cine rev-r-iaing remedy for Dyspepsis anc NeTo1s
Affections, lila for SICK sid Nervous Head
spru !; correI morbid Eta:e CT lie bisry organs srd
Is very encscocs IN relieving Fstu!ssey GoHes aoc t
promotes The rs- ofrtrengh and seivi;y 4 al ca.es o.
Debility; resores besay appetite where MS sesei' OF
blessings Is c.hcen srd cstlre Consequence glves
iors and vlgor he whole sysi-E-
e Prepared ~ C. C. sEsRING, Tsrryto~n, N. 7. 10
whom orders may os sddr-sred-
Sold IL New YORK wholesale and retail 5y A g.
sarel Drusgisu 100 Fulior-E corner Of WtazsL Sold
also 70 Broadway and = Essi Sroscway sIc ~ Drus
giss generally rous United sAiss P.ce 81 ger
bottle ci-s 'sNnde
q DR.. Wood:- .arxaparilla AID Wild Cherry
BU-rs-The Astonishing tSs; ms eolcine nai per-
formed IN o; Dysprpsi- Js1ncic- Vertigo CosEe
ness Iucigesuop arc I'll srng from tsraage
rntLt Of he sysern are indeed .opdsfu. There
deception shour H. az IL q1s;i-s suc Ia recon-
uerdec ., Dr. " Z Minor family inecicne C De W.
Sold whoeIsle and re,.il hy WYATT I hETcHAM.
III Futon-ut AIr=:si l'2 Brosdesy Sn B!--c1-r; ~
Borery, n y lsi4 eis
Palmer, Lo1nJr, Newspaper Advert
sing A2sccJ, Tribune Buildings Few fori embraces
ot;h- 5s.; newspapers o. al tie cities suc p'iacios
IL The United sd Canals, for which De
duly sutaorzed 10 receive advertisements aud ruosp-
tons ard ally empowered 70 give receiI L.
Merchants manufacturers. artists. and individuals gen.
.rsIy beside. pubic institutions incorporated comPsnies
and societies who v'sh advertise In. or ruhscrtoe Tor
newspapers Of shy section OF The coanJ sre .pecra5
invited 20 examine me ales
forsno-e a. doubts sad misaPPrehersions The agent
hereby No.i f pubic ihsi no person suhorzed oy MN
solicit advertisements. c6rSs Subscriptions Tor the
newspapers Tor witch he the only sgent fa-
annoyance neTchals sid ohers growing cut OF rurer
pret..I ssenc-s IL ms city, reoderr the adopted
Of is course esseo.y proper Is guard sIEnst t'pofto
Tbose therefore, who ~ish 10 uAnsac business Will al,
agency snd syod mistakes respectfully invited % 1anc
IN their orders tie Office, sadreis B PALMER.
'rT Lr--csr Na~sosp.r Aseni Er,nnn- Hr--'ir9n
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Sion IN prIce. bu,for week pa. thsre has been BET

don In prices bu.for week past there has been bet
ter demand with more frness and this depression las
been recovered that the business going fox.
ward s AZ about the same rates the
departure Of the last steamer bat with rather more
sru and steady market The business for the week
ended 26.h alt amounted to q go bsIea of which 500
bales were speculation aud 900 for export and the
saes for the week ended this evening have been 404o
bales of which spectators have taken 200 and export
ers 800. The American descriptions sold this week
consist Of a970 Upland at 3s 10 $50 Orleans at $40:
sad H. 800 Alabama and Mobile a, 81 and s99 Sea
Island at llal7d per d. Fair Upland and fair Mobile 81
and fair Orleans Sd per h. The total stock In this port is
about 57 coo bales against 3 900 ct period last
sea1op the stock of American Is estimated 52 Geo.
being decrease Of 200 900 bales