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NEPTUNE HOUSE. NfW ma. a. LIZ -
II The sussesrr btgs esve to IIiorn hs friends aud tho
"a bic generally that hos h.as~ Tor the
.ansgn The whole ssoabishoont has been entirely
yusd And very much mpgov ins year The
Dewy lifted In superior syle and Will
psv with the best They viii s~sys be found and clean
IL sJmrw ha thAi this dsiisn iu
known irst class miles the city,
ekng pisces re.o,t 10 for health aud pIesur. offers
INDUCE to faniea lrJn tie South,
the viii fnd this mos h.1hful Place OF e soft -
The plac, is appro,ehsble b land daily This
beautiful opeued eight by the present occu-
pant snd has been kept up great esi egsr as select house
Tor families, nd been ltersly supported Tho
tins changed. and The weather coming
.oou the subscriber has doubt hrs house wan be hory
allied and adyertses order To advise families
apply early The undeasued has great con6drncy being
ao. TO give entire satisfaction all who favor him with
their and he ready with families aud
rties board far terms by the dsy week
month.
Transient company Away. depend upon being
modated Rooms be secured on application AZ the house.
or by letter. IF. RICE.
New Rochelle, Jane 10, 1871
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NOTICE.-Ths subscribers inform the public that ihsv
IN have Just received heir ssrpy OF Apsal Wale atrrs
xst vehy. As he Gsrt,e.lsry bssees e a.. .s,.oa
wholesale aud retail their establishments No fets "
and tsi Broadway, near FRINGE street re-,
len ,otsf eols successors 10 ylsse sspiil-ss'
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~ co SSHANH s Jsss w N1HiiyIo :,4.s.

IE21X OCEAN, BTEAM NAVIGATION
ZN6N&416 COMPANY, Once a William street.
DIREcroRs.
&. H. Sand, Conrad w. Faber,
Edward Mills, Horatio Allen.
William Chamberlain, Mortimer Livingston,
John A. Iselin, John L. stephens,
Herman Oelrichs
c. II. SAND, President.
EDWARD MILLS, General Agent, New York
CHARLES Il. ANDERSON, Secretary.
In conformity with the provisions Of the charter notice
hereby that the Books for subscription for
exceeding $30000 the capital stock Of the Ocean Steam
Company, a William of Wall street, Monday, 2ls
June, 1877
Five per Of the subscribed be paid the
period in specie bank bills The balance Of
ny, and upon thirty days previous notice.
The following Is the 18th section Of the BYLAW
Subscription the capital Of the Company, after the
who then be Stockholders and the Of their then
actual subscription" je6 got re
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water and Commanded by the most .xpsepced captains in
attention paid the comfort and Of the passen
gers.
Neither the captains Of the above ships will be
sponsibe for ewery bullion, precious silver plated
for letters parcels packages by
same and the value therein expressed.
For freight passage apply board Orleans wharf foot
Of Wall street, oIto F. X COLLINS. S. South street :,
Agent in New Orleans-John Woodruff & Co.. who will
profpptly forward al goods TO their address
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NOR sALE.-A new SAIL BOAT Iex feet long Il
feet inches beam well found u sails, rigging,
iDgs, cushions, hags. ballast. anchor, pump &c. Tle
above boat perfectly having been launched only
month and expense spared ~ hitting her out She may be
by applying TO Charles Thomas boatman, at Battery
Place, where the boat lying For fahe PARTICULARS.
apply to ROBERT FISH,
m M Water street
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LINES HOTEL. No l32 Chestnut street, Ph,ladeipn,a
The under the htm OF Brdses Wes nave
MIR Jones' tins estaoishmrp ana hope
by the attention 70 the nts aud comforts ~ heu
guests 10 OF tue liberal patronage hereto
tore received y is former prOprietDr
IN, house has h.es ihoroug renovated AM rcpaird
, eIre i.s wclsoms friends aud the pub
VIC :" " W BRiDGES
!, IN lure JOHN " Isl
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
NORTHWEST corner OF Fulton and n assam sts
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATTON-RORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALp-EverY day, Price cents per copy-s7
- per annnm--payable in adysnce.
WGEkaY HERALD-Eyery sstardsyHPcs 81 cents
HEkALD FOR EUROrE-Eycry Steam Packet day
res q CENTS per copy-3, per annpm, including potage
o % HsssS, d.igqsni ~ Rue vvenns Paris
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on the
st o. January Of each ysarsnge copies sxpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, st the usual prces--aways cash in
advance Advertisements should be written Ia plain legibe
manner The Proprietor will be responsible for that
may occur in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
Al letters communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment be paid, the postage will be do
Quoted from the subscription monev RENTED.
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browns COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA
- LOON, No. I'll Pearl situated the business
of the city, (bcad Of Coenes sp great induce
rchants, and Others whose business
call them TO that Of the city.
Breakfast, Dinner and Tea
GEORGE BROWN, late of
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@ & @ M
1VAroC OTIS EMlGRAT vFri CE, ss sosIn 81
Persons wishing send for their friends in the old
try passage reasonable by of the
magnificent shss comprising the Line of Liverpool pack
C0NSTITHTI0N,l7,5o Ter, tens, Captain John Triton
QUEEN OF THE WEST, l400 tons, Capt. p. Woodhouse.
LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons Captain John Eldrdge.
HO rrINQUER 1850 tons, Capt Ira bursley,
sailing from Liverpool the 9Th Of every month Passage
ALSO be secured By the ST. Geoges Line the Union
Line Of Liverpool packets, making all ship every Eve
w. & j. +. TAPSCOTT,
jy29 06 South street, New York
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About eighty regulars arrived here yesterday from the
Toledo rendezvous and took quarters the
Newport Col +. A. Churchill left last evening for the
seat Of war He is under orders to report himself at
Monterey Ninety regulars from Newport barracks
shipped yesterday evening the steamer Pontiac for
New Orleans. None Of them had vet seen Service
Cincinnati Commercial, 28fh uit.
DR.. Wood, Of the U. s. Army, is preparing the bar
racks at Baton Rouge for the reception of hundred
sick and wounded men from the army Of Mexico, who
are daily expected to arrive there-N o. Picayune,
25th uh.
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DANTALOUNS-F. AHRENS, the well known Pants
Tailor 2Os Aun street has lately received 100 pcs.
fncy Cassmeres and Linens Of winch lac makes to
der for only 50 80 TO 81 per pair
Also Fren and E"giish black csssiners and doeshins
from 81 TO 50 pair warranted good, or no sale.
Gents who Of Pants will do well TO call 81 's
Ann street. ia bt-rc
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SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEW
AaENrs FOB THE BLACK STAR LINE or PACKETS
N Nasu XosI
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DAHIsIAN DYEING EsTABLIsHMENT-Ofic 122
I William street, New York-COURT DESCHAUX
dye and finish and superior STYLE before intro
duced into the United States all of goods sewing silk
and trans either plain shaded; zephyr worstea and
wooIlen yarn, sewing cotton, mohair, &c
They have imported patent machinery for putting Up worst
goods, ribbons silk satin merinos hibet and cashmere
shswl gmps inges cords and asses ladies' and gentle
mems garments &c. dyed and cleaned equal atcles
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17
CROPS IN THE WEST.

The following articles, in relation to the Grain
Crops in the Western country, we copy from the Gin
cinnati Exchange Reporter, and would remark that
they Of much the character accounts from
all the other grain growing states:
From the Cincinnati Repoyter Of June 30.
The CropS.-In relation TO Wheat never knew
the individual and newspaper statements so positive
ly contradictory this season. We have conversed
with persons who have visited the section Of
country, in this vicinity, who make entirely oppo-
site statcments-both parties intelligent, and both
we doubt not, aiming to tell US the truth There is
no doubt Of there being light crop of straw in many
sections Of the West. 1t is many places both short
and thin upon the ground, but the hcads-theres the
chcat--and those who prophecy light crop say that
there is this great deal Of "Cheat," but a
majority represent the heads unusually large and
filled TO the tip with plump and perfect kernels
With all nature in favor since the frost left the
ground, and the numerous opposite statements, we
strongly inclined to the opinion that those who
operate the coming IN the belief OF less than
average crop, mistake their course. Yet our
country could not another year supply so large de-
mand as has existed during the past Both
Wheat and Corn had been accommodating in the grana-
rcs for two three seasons, the farmers being dis
posed to await improvement in prices, which they
have for several months realized, and have nearly
emptcd their gamers. The sales Of the next, there
fore, must almost wholly depend upon the crops of
the current In relation to Corn however, the
testimony increases, and is all onesidcd in favor OF
immensely increased, and the season is more than
ordinarily propitous for a large yield Oats also
look well-very well. Potatoes also promise an
abundant remuneration for the tolls of the farmer,
and the same of all the vegetable products of
the country. Hay looks well. The crop, as far as
we learn is likely to be generally good as to
quality, and full average in quantity. Thus far
also, the products OF the dairy are large.
From the same of July I.
The accounts in relation TO Wheat from sections of
the country where they have heretofore been good,
so continue, and where they have been otherwise
have repeatedly noted-an unusually long head, well
filled with plump Kernels We have heard nearly
the last we are TO hear this in relation to a
''short CROP. 1t is true, in sections, it is 10
some extent short but in others ii unusually fine,
and every where good as to quality. The number OF
sown, it is now confessed, was never so great
All other crops, we have continually stated, are
generally very promising. Fruits are the only ex-
captions, of which the crop in the West, We have
every reason to believe, will be moderate.
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cans they can find, of whatever age or condition,
is the act of one who gives up honorable war, and
would etilce or pse the memory OF his faiIur s
by a mutual and universal massacre. 1t is i'm
possible to say how the plan Of guerilla warfare
will work. but Santa Ana is still near enough to
his antagonist to cause him serious annoyance on
his road to the capital.
There, as we are crrdihy informed, has Just oc-
CURED one of those acts of ahSurdlty which can
give air Of ludlcrous to the most gloomy con-
juncture. The Mexican Congress has been
gravrly discussing whether it should now accept
the mediation of the British government prot!ered
many months since, and then CONTEMPORARY
declined. They who thought the matter could
be so easily rc-opened realise as little the mean
ing Of mediation as they appear to do the mean
ing of war. This propo- al was gravely discussed,
and stoutly declined not as being useless, but an
attempt upon the sacred liberties of the Repub-
lie!
The prospects Of the Americans are not without
their gloom, both for and near. As they APP
proach the capit II, their army meIts away. W ar,
even with Nexicans, takes It's quota. Gsrrisons
and communications make heavy draughts. The
summer must now begin TO tell Though the ad-
vancing columns have now passed the terra ca
Eente, where the voH1itO is annual scourgr, and
is now in the terra tempi0du among snow capped
mountains and elevated plains, yet the reinforce
ments have to encounter all the perils ii sum-
mers march through tropical climate. Mean
while more serious cause Is draining the army
al a crisis when it most wants men - The v"iun-
,eers are returning their period Of service ex-
pires AS in the ancient wars between England
and Scotland, victory appears to be more danger.
Gus than defeat. In those good old days of am
ateur warfare, no sooner did the licensed maraud-
er touch the spoil, than he sought occasion to
return and enjoy it by his own tireside, In this
way The largest armies and the most successful
ex petitions would suddenly melt away, and prizes
do more harm than panic. Whether it be fglory
or Of spoil the American volunteers are, it APP
pears, SON satiated.-This is no pleasant circum-
stance for a general plung ne into the heart OF
bitterly hostile country. But grant that lie ar
rives at Mexico. That is only the beginning Of
troubk S. What is he to do with his conquest!
low is he to render SO light, so tickle and disor-
derry a people, faithful either as tributaries, or
allies, or even as brethren and members of the
Union?- Lo1don Times
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COASTwISE.
BoSton-Brig Boston

BOSton-Brig Boston.
Wine So or csks, rum 20 brls, J Strohm & Co
dates so trails, Rose, Merrill Co; mdzc 1000 pkgs
sundry persons.
Tin 100 bxs, sheet lead rolls, iron 400 bdls, Z
Pratt s Bro; soap "a hf bXs c F Pitt; mdze cases,
Fisher, Miller s Co; 30 bales, a Turnbull s Co;
594 pkgs, sundry persons.
Ne,o iork-Sch. Emily Johnson.
Mdze 10 cases, Fisher, Miller Co; oil 20 bskts,
] F Strohm & Co; wine cases, j Yates; hay 100
bdls, S Fcnby s Bro; tea 40 pkgs, cheese so bxs,
iron go bars mdze 30i pkgs order.
PHILADELPHIA Sch. Hero.
Moasscs 30 hhds Walters & Harvey; hides POO,
dcmiiohns 29S, J W Brown and others.
Nec OrIednS-Brig J1iiCn.
Whiskcy 100 brls, wheat 1900 sacks, Osborn &
Whtridgc whiskcy $50 brls, J Girvin; SO do, X II
Peasants: cotton 80 bales, J Gordaa & Co; do,
Butts, Pic!.rell & Co.
Ne,c Orleans-Brig CdiJ.
Wheat $40 bags, T Whitridge & CO. 100 do, \
Gray; Whiskcy 400 brs, Garrett s Sons; mdzc
bxs, F Strohm s Co; % pkgs, Collector Of port
Of Baltimore.
Netr Orleans-Brig FabiRs
Cotton ISIS bales, t Wilson s Co; so do, w Ken
ncdy; so do, J Henderson & Co; tobacco 26 hhds,
] II Peasants & Son; corn 1879 sacks, Osborn <
Whitridgc; wheat 60 do, \ Gray; lead 1900 pigs,
order.
Nt,r Orlcaus-Brig Rio.
Wheat 1881 sacks, Wilmington & Eastman whis-
KEY 200 brls, VI Herr pork 10 brls, W Howell Y
Som cotton 10 bales L Wilson 6 Go; wheat 234 sacks,
Elder Gelston s Co; 81 do, Osborn 4 NhtrIdge;
1900 do, lead $50 pigs, order.
Netr Orleans-Sch. Zenobia.
Whiskcv 1913 brls, L Carson & Co; tobacco hhds,
Birckhcad & Pcarce; corn 600 sacks, Elder Gclston
& Co; wheat 500 do, \ Gray; bacon 20 csks, L +
M'Cobb.
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THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, sec next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those dates:-
At Boston: Flour was little frmer, Sc being the
general asking price for Genescc.-Vcry little doing
in Corn, 70al5 cts. being the rates for Southern
Lnsecd Oil had further improved, 5000 gallons Eng
lish having sold at 10 cts, mos-A small lot yell
low box Sugar sold at cts, mos.
At Neto York: Pearl Ashes had advanced to Sc,
but Pots remained steady the receipts of both sorts
falling considerably short of previous ycars.-Prlmc
Becswax had sold at % cts, cash.-Brazl Coffee was
in good demand for the better qualities, but prices
steady: stock about $4,000 bags.-Cotton mari ct con-
tinucd quiet, but the tendency rather in favor OF
Unprecedented Camphor had rather improved,
sales at 30a3l cts, mos.-Westcrn Flour was sell
ing at 5.50a for Michigan and Ohio, and Gene
at S per brl. Very little doing in Southern
Grain remained without any particular variation;
Corn had been up little, but settled down again
Hay selling at Al cts. per 100 lbs.--Parccls to
the amount Of $4,000 Hides, comprising Maranham,
Orinoco, NIaamoras and Rio Grandc, had sold On
private terms.-Amcrican Hemp in better re-
gu st.-Mssouri Lead ~ cts. lowcr.-Good
MClasses was in demand and market iirm.-Spirits
1urpcntnc, with considerable arrivals, had become
less frm.-Amcrcan Linseed Oil was rather higher,
the closing sales at IS cts, cash-Proyisons OF all
descriptions were extremely dull and prices for Ohio
Pork could with difficulty be quoted.-New Ohio
Clover Seed had sold at 6ia7 cts, but at close the
mark ct was quict.-Domcstic Whiskcy in better re-
quest, and selling in brls. at 2la23 cts.-Sugar mar
kct inactive.
At Philadelphia: The state of the market
Thursday as we learn from the Patriot, was as fol-
lows:-Flour, 1000 brs. fresh ground Pennsa. were
sold yesterday afternoon and this morning at 55Oa
1902, and good brand at 1915; lot Of West
crn at $685. and 500 brls. at 5.37a s $50. No sales
of Rye Flour Sales of Corn Meal at 325a $3.50
per brl. Wheat, 5000 bushels prime red sold at 10
al20 cts. Corn advanccd-sacs of Pennsylvania
yellow at II to rs cts; and Western at 10 cts.
cargo of North River Oats sold at 45 cts Cotton is
in moderate demand at fair prices. Provisions quiet
Not much done in Groceries. We hear of sale of
Whiskcy at % cts per gallon in brls.
At Netp Orleans: Cotton market steady Flour
had declined to $3.50 s $50 per bril-, and the best
white and yellow Corn selling at 65a70 cts. per
bushel for large and small parces.-Provisions dull;
and Hemp S0a S5 per ton, the latter for superior.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17

Baltimore and Ohio acknowledgement Deci-
sion.-Wc learn that at meeting of the Board Of
Directors this morning, the report from the Committee
appointed the subject of the extension of the road
the Ohio river under the law of the last Virginia
Legislature, made by MIR. T. p Scott, the Chair
man. 1t is a very elaborate document, and enters
fully into examination of all the points Of the case
states that the committee has had full and free
interchange of opinion with the committees appoint
cd by the citizens and the city of Wheeling on the
subject-and recommends that the law be accepted,
with the provisions and agreements entered into by
Wheeling, and which it was authorized to make by
the law itself.
The Report and proposals of the Committee were
approved by the Board, by a vote Of II to 8; and
resolution adopted calling general meeting OF the
stockholders for the 25th of August next to decide
upon accepting the law and the agreement entered
into under it. If the stockholders decide to accept
as 1t is supposed they will, the work Of extending
the road to Wheeling will be entered upon with all
possible despatch.-Patyiot Of yesterday.
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IMPORTATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Liverpool ria Nerr York-Bark Paoli.
Salt 1860 sacks, sovercigns 1909, Welsh.


liverpool ria Nerr York-Bark Puoh
Salt 1860 sacks, sovercigns l500 J Welsh.
Rio Janerio-Port. bark SeHhord do Rosario.
Coffee 300 bags, order.
Pernambuco-Brig Kent
Sugar ITO brls $40 bags, t Wilson & Co; 900 bags
brls, mdze bx, order.
San BlaS--Sch. A. Il. Per,drgust.
Cocoa nuts s., 900, sarsaparilla l75 lbs, cocoa ID
bags, cotton bales, tortoise shell br, pantains
lot, Daam s: Carroll.
Laguagra and Porto CaJello-Brig Columbia.
Hides zoos, coffee 453 bags, cocoa NUS 200, J
Caduc; hides 1904, coffee "a bags, F w Bruno i
Sons; 40 do, J n Wilson; 100 do, order.
81. Ann's Bay, (Jdn.)-Sch. Ihos. Hooper.
Pmcnto 1870 bags, coffee brls, wool bag,, fustic
l3 TONS old copper, iron, SC, several lots, Mason
s. Son.
Trinidad, (Cubd)-Brig Tirginia.
Molasscs l75 hhds IS tres II brls, johnson s:
Travers.
Guayanilla, Up. r. )-Brig Gen. Lincoln.
Sugar 2l7 hhds 20 brls, molasses GU hhds, F w
Bruno & Sons
Mayaguez, (P. R. BRIG Emma.
Sugar 3 hhds trc, w Howell S Son; ZIG hhds
do, F W Bruno s. Sons.
1Iayagues, Up. r. Sch. United States.
Sugar 1913 hhds, molasses so do, kirkland, Chase
& Co.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17

Insurance CaSe.-Thc United States Circuit Court
in New York has recently had before it a case Of
considerable interest TO ship-owncrs and insurers.
Joseph Mcgs, Of Nattapoisct, against the Sun Alu-
tua Insurance Company, to recover the amount in
surcd on that yesscl-she having returned from her
voyage, anchored in the harbor within mile and a
that position. The defence was, that the risk had
expired, and the voyage concluded, by the fact
Of anchoriug in port; but under the ruling of the
Court on the law respecting mooring and anchorage,
the jury found for the plaintiffs, in the sum Of
etl0- lnl midi nets
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17

Spurious NOtcs.--Wc saw on Tuesday two one
dollar notes of the Merchants Bank of Baltimore
which had been altered to tens, and ingcniously
was it done as to require close scrutiny detect the
fraud The notes Of the denomination Of one and two
dollars issued by the Bank in the form of certi
Gates of dcposte, and all those of higher dcnomna-
ton in the usual form Of bank notes. rccollcc
ton of this fact will be sufficient to detect the mpos
ton From the circumstance of two notes of this
false character being offered at the Bank yesterday,
it is inferred that number are in circulaton.--4n'er.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17

Increase 1888, 1874. PAP 463. sl5, 306. OPS
By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity of
the latter left at tide water this year, compared with
the corresponding period of last year, shows an OK
cess equal to 632 1856 brls. of Flour.
The receipts of Corn thus far exceed by 6SS, 563
bushels the entire receipts of 1896
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement of navigation TO the Both of
june inclusive, during the years 1S45, (77 days,)
1916, (76 DAYS, } and lSi7, (6l days):-
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17

Semaphoric Signals and Dictionmy.-We have
former occasion referred to the very valuable
services which these Signals and Tclegraphic Die
tonary are calculated TO aid Commerce, wherever
they generally adopted; but we could not at
the time be as explanatory as we wished, for the
want of the signals by which to illustrate the prn
cipc; in another place in this paper that illustra
tion is now supplied, and refer to it, and would
remark, that on the hosting of any Signal embraced
within the CODE if the officer, any other person,
has the Dictionary before him to refer to, he can as
well understand it as he can the examples selected
in the Advertisement in this paper. We are pleas
ed to learn that the demand for Signals and the Book
is daily increasing
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-17

4 ne,c Biscuit and Cracker Bakery.-We call the
attention of our readers the advertisement Of the
"Batimorc Company which will be found in anoth-
er place in this paper; by which it will be perceived
that another Bakery, for baking the various kinds OF
Hard Bread, has been recently established in this
city The daily papers have already reported favor
ably Of thcqualitY Of the article.