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CROTON HOSE, DAYS. PATENT.,-1he, Inventor OF
without ss
mss $ 5ssa s f % g % is
the perfect article originally contemplated when the nven
Courandt street. HORACE H. DAY.
m3l mrc
BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
a. aas sqsa
which may be found of variety snd price at
a23 imsrc Agent Tor the Manufacturer
nR C0OPEK, DU ANE street. between Chatham and
the most extensive practice private diseases amy medical
man New York Hecan cure the aggravated of
method which
he the form of structure in from one to tive
debiy brought on by secret habit INDUCED in BY Young
weakness Of limbs small Of he back, Confusion Of
eec and ave rsion to society cure warranted every
'a %a. II im No s'''Ss' NO mercury used
TVHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK.-A meeting
the sas s N and aeco S held az s
drecoIs Wednesday I'd June next from O'Clock
issrncroas OF ELEcrroNs-Messrs. James Mills, j. A.
$500 40 a,w tojeasr JOHN JIFTsH. Cashier
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT ST., BALTIMORE,
January q, 1S47.
f fhlNEAs / Fh E0GGff }Proprie.ors.
HE undersigned having succeeded the late firm of DIX
FQGG in the propretohipo OF the Fountain Hotel,
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F'OrcIxII NInrkcts.

ST. JAoo CUBA, April 4-sugsrs, more particular
ly Of that class suitable for shipments to Europe, are
firmly held here for good to fair qualities at Ia
reals to the arroba. Coffee continues scarce, the
drain has been great for the Baltic demand Vessels
plenty and though copper eghts good yet there is
not enough TO load all.
MAraNsAs, April I9--The quotations Of the staple
products follows assorted sugars, good to fair a
fine, IN on IN 9H reals, and fair TO ordina y
81 81 reals Quebrados are scarce and much inqur.
ed for at ~ ~ for superior to orctcs Cucuruchos
are also sought for at from 90 reals In fact all
assorted kinds the old contracts for the
Peninsula Mediterranean ports and the North Seas
those yet unfulhed The various small lots of cofees
are quoted at merely nominal rates. as there Ia not
enough here to allow Of large shipments and the local
demand must ofco he met Molasses, reals The
senerM notice OF the market may be summed up by the
expression OF lack Of sctivity.-U. Gazette
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT ST., BALTIMORE,
January 81, 1847.

PHlNEAs T 1 }Proprietors.
THE undersigned having succeeded the late firm of DIX
FOGC in the propretoship OF the Fountain Hotel,
long and widely known the commodou. estsb-
lshnens Baltimore take this method of informing the
travelling Pubc that beside the great made last
spring. the addition of entire wing the house by
which number Of lodgings were added well
extensive Bathing Establishment they have recently had
aud beautiful style and also private sitting room for gentle.
dent the public of the house; arrangement
highly desirable and which they aer themselves cannot fail
please In connection with those Improvements the whoc
interior ofthe house has undergone thorough rey;ion
nent has been renewed and attendants for the chambers
cctcd with strict view their entire capability in every
respect . - -,
The table will be found all times fully supplied with
thing the market affords, served superior style,
what is Of the best quality. 80 49,
Added these facts the attention and which will
be rendered by their assistants acting under their
sonal supervision those who may favor them with CALL
they ae themselves will! not leave dissatisfied, rain
expense will be spared their the of their
guests and their hopes of liberal will not
prove unfoupded.
ARTHUR l.. FOG0,
III otaxy TUIrR9TnN
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New BEDFORD OH Market.

For the week ending May 8 I547
SpERM-There is little enquiry, the manufacturing
season being about Except few small parcels OF
inferior oil (Which would furnish criterion Of the
market) hear only of sale of $50 bills at ~ cents
which Is slight decline.
WHALE-Contnues in good request at previous rates
The sales of the week include 24O0 bb for export at
80 cents 277 bbls do do at 321k cents $50 bbls N
Coast for manufacturing, at 35 cents 100 bbs do do
at SO cents; and lao bbls do ut "a SO cents cashat
which prices holders firm.
WHALEBoNE-We hear of sales Of parcels in all,
amounting to IL 400 lbs South Sea- ut 30 30s cents.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived srs' Albert Fearing B"st%sq M.ysna YIN
London; Statesman Wass Boston, Premium, Nckerson. Al
n York; Minerva Barnett do; senator, Clark Aliens Point
Morning Star Hudson, York; sloop Mary Marsh Qgdin
do; barges shark Stevenson do Flying Duchman Little
Albany.
Cleared, briggs Vulture, Walker, Guyana, r; Meta,
Pinckney Gulf Of Mexco Eliot, Baker Boston; Ocean
Qseen, Lewis do schrs Oscsola Ludwig do Susan Sears
do; Statesman Wass, do; 4 Wies Smith, Norwich; Pre-
MUM Nckerson, Albany Senator Clark, Aliens Points Nor
ming Star Wendson. NYork Stephen Flanagan, Moore New
ark Stockton, Layman, Stamford; Hoagand, Male
Richmond; Augusta, Brown, Boston; Wissahickon. Liner
do Native American, Parker Bait; Mary Marsh Ogden Pro
ydence barges De Witt Barclay Clinton Albany Express.
Corson NYork Thos Craig Henderson, do Philadelphia De
Hart, do; steamer Vulcan, Green do.
Miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SHIP PATRICK HENRY for Liverpool will sail
FACET SHIP UTICA for Havre. will sail this day at 2
O'Clock. - .
this day. go .
SHIP NATcHEz, for Valparaiso, will sail Saturday.
Letter Bags the Exchange Reading Room. Also at Ken
yon's, 81 Wall street.
PoRr New YoRKThe number of vessels from foreign
arrived this during the month OF April and the
amount Of cleared for foreign during the
Rod, as per Custom House books, is as follows
Arrivals Clearances. Tonnage CID.
American ......... 220 156 1882
Foreign. ........... 1873 CT 2O,9i0
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DRANDYWINE CORN MEAL-NOTICE TO SHIP.
ID PERS-The subscribers Mllers at Brandywne in the
State Of Delaware beg notify shippers Of Kndred
Corn Meal that they liable to be deceived by imitation
Of the genuine Rrandywne Meal
miller at West Troy snd one Waterfront IN New Yo TX,
mark Of subscribers by placing Brandywne Mills, in
spicuous letters, on their barrels.
Shippers will please take notice. that in addition TO the words
Brandywne the Of the subscribers also used all
their packages and hat their only New York
Messrs John L. Buckley Co. and Messrs Allen Paxson
and themselves in the ufacture of Kndred Corn Mea!
justes them in saying that they will furnish article which
will keep for desirable length of time in all climates
TATNALL LEA,
JOSEPH r. PRICE CO.,
JAMES E. PRICE.
Rms AMI aoQ ftnkr
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BALTIMORE, May 3-Ar barks Baltimore LeBrou Rio ia.
neiro Barlow (B Foody York. Br brig Mary Jane Ew.
srt Westport u schrs Edwin Stevens Briggs, York;
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BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS
THE ATTENTION of mothers and of nurses invited
to all examination Of this indispensable article quer
which may be found of variety and price at
100 Broadway SAMI BROOKS,
a23 1msrc Agent for the Manufacturer
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OROTON HOSE DAYS PATENT.-The inventor Of
- this article offers il for Se redging himself to replace
machinery for covering the inside rubber tube, having after
the perfect article originally contemplated when the nven
ton patented. 1t is all right For sale at No. %
Courtlandt street. HORACE H. DAY.
1mrr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

not often be collected. If we can give no
Ineligible account of the designs of parties
and the Government, it is because such con-
fusion and anarchy never before existed in
the city Of Mexico by the administration
of all.
An important financial measure of Anava's
administration has been summarly abrogat-
ed by Santa Anna, in Difference, as he says,
to public opinion. This has led to the re-
signation of Senior Baranda, who was not
consulted as to the repeal of the measure
Senior Lafragua was then nominated in his
place as head of the State Department, but
this appointment gave dissatisfaction to the
puros, who demonstrated against it. The
result was not known.
Gen. AImonte was still in prison, nor are
we able to learn any thing more definite as
to the nature of the offence, his trial not
having yet come on.
Letters from Puebla to the capitol repre-
sent Gen'ls Scott and Worth as saying that
if Santa has charge Of the defence of the
city of Mexico, they will be able to take it
with the loss of two or three hundred men
only but that if Bravo or VaIancia COM
mand, it will cost them more dear. The
Republican, darides this gossip, though it
sounds very natural to us.
The Government is urged by letters from
Puebla and its vicinity to fall upon Scott,
now he is weak, and crush him. They say
he has really but little over 5000 men,
though he pretends to have 1000. They
seem to dread lest Gen Taylor should pro-
coed to join Gen. Scott.
The propositions which Mr.. Trist is au-
thorized to make are said by the Mexicans
to be that each republic shall name three
commissions to discuss the claims of the
United States, and that if Mexico will not
consent to this, then the war is to be pro-
secuted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

FUNERAL OF Mr. KENNEDY.-The fla
gerstown papers state that the announcement
of the death of Mr.. Kennedy caused great
excitement in tina, town, and that his funer-
al was attended by an immense concourse
of citizens. The News states that his death
is supposed to have resulted from infama-
ton of the bowels, caused by blows he re-
ceived at Carlisle, Pa, when attacked by the
mob who took from him his slaves few
weeks since. The Herald of Freedom
however, says his death was caused by all
affection of the heart, supernduced by the
injuries received from the rioters.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08
LETTER FROM GEN. TAILOR.

The Cincinnati Signal contains the fol-
lowing letter from Gen. Taylor, in reply to
one of its editorials, on the subject of hi:
nomination for the Presidency, which the
editor transmitted to him in order TO elicit hi:
views of party nomination. 1t is dated
at the camp near Monterey, May IS, 1S47
Sir have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter with the enclosure
Of your editorial, extracted from he'Signal'
of the 18th of April.
At this time, my public duties command
so fully my attention, that it is impossible
to answer your letter IN the terms demand
ed by its courtesy, and the importance o.
the sentiments to which it alludes. neither
indend, have the time, should feel my
self at liberty, to enter into the few anc
most general subjects of public policy sug.
gesed by the article in question. My own
personal views were better withheld till the
end of the war, when my usefulness as 4
military chief, serving in the field agains
the common enemy, shall no longer be com.
promised by their expression or discussion
in any manner.
From many sources have been address,
ed on the subject Of the Presidency, and
do violence neither to myself nor TO my
position as an officer of the army, by &C
knowledging to you, as have done to all
who have alluded to the use Of my name in
the exalted connexion, that my services are
ever at the will and call of the country, and
that am not prepared to say that shall
refuse if the country calls me to the Pres'-
dental office, but that can and shall yield
to no call that does not come from the
spontaneous action and free will of the ma
ton at large and void of the sligh.est agency
of my own.
For the high honor and responsibilities
Of such an office, take this occasion to say.
that have not the slightest aspiration; a
much more tranquil and satisfactory lite al
Ter the termination of my present duties,
awaits me, trust in the society of my faml-
ly and particular friends, and in the occuPa-
tons most congenial to my wishes. In no
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

case can permit myself to be the candidate
of any party, or yield myself to party
schemes
With these remarks, trust yon will par
don me for thus briefly replying to you,
which | do with high opinion and appro-
val of the sentiments and views embraced
in your editorial.
With many wishes for your prosperity
in life, and great usefulness in the sphere in
which your talents and exer'ions are en-
barked, beg to acknowledge myself, most
truly and respectfully. your obedent SER
want, z. TAYLOR, Maj. Gen. U S. A.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

On Monday last, the day set apart for
celebrating the seventyfrst anniversary Of
American independence, our little village
was thronged with people from every sec
ton Of the county. 1t was the largest as
semblage we have ever witnessed in this
place. With one heart and purpose, they
me. to eyince their attachment to the sacred
institutions handed down by our forefathers
of Revolutionary times-institutions hal
lowed by deeds the most renowned for
heroism and valor the worlds history re-
cords. From sunrise till the hour appoint
ed by the "Literary Debating Club'' for
the commencement of the exercises Of the
day, crowds continued pouring into the viii
lage from every direction. The Club hav-
ing assembled, the meeting was called to
order by the President, and a petition al
the Throne of Grace offered by the Rev.
Mr.. WILMER. FRANCIS w. WEEMs, Esq.
the reader of the Declaration of lndepen-
dence, before proceeding to the duty as
signed him, made short PREDATORY address,
which was very appropriate and handsomely
delivered. The Orator of the day, GERARD
w. GRAIN, Esq, next claimed the attention
of the auditory, and was listened to with
admiration for nearly an hour. The men,
bers of the Club, and the young gentlemen
chosen from among them TO appear before
the public on this memorable occasion, de-
serve the thanks of our citizens for the rich
intellectual treat which they afforded.
In the afternoon, about A o'clock, the
court house was again filled to overlooking
to hear addresses on the subject of Tempe
rance. The ladies were present in large
numbers, as they were also in the morning.
presenting beautiful array of smiling faces
not to be surpassed in any community
The President Of the Temperance Society
having taken the chair, and the meeting
being opened with prayer as usual, E. W.
DAY, Esq, arose and in his accustomed hap
py style engaged the attention of all present
in an earnest and forcible appeal, for up
wards of an hour, which must have convinc-
ed the most prejudiced listener. After
which the company were waited upon
by the managers with lemonade, cake, &C..
which had been previously provided by the
Society. The Rev. Mr. CUMMINs next ad-
dressed the meeting. 1t is due to this gen.
tleman to say that he came to the village
in the morning without the slightest ex-
pecta.ion of being called upon to take part
in the exercises of the day, but at the soil
citation of the President he consented to Go
SO, and it is needless for US to say his re-
marks were listened to with great deal OF
interest and pleasure. The company were
again served with refreshments, when the
meeting adjourned-some retiring to their
homes and others remaining in the village
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

ZIMMERMAN WHEAT.-Thomas Duckett,
Esq, of Queen Anne district, has shown US
several very large heads of this excellent
variety o: Wheat. The same gentleman
sent US sample of this Wheat last year,
and stated the yield of some of the heads to
be 100 grains. A few persons who hold to
old-lashioned notions in agriculture, and
who deem all attempts at improvement
useless, were disposed to think the state
ment smelt fshy. What will they think
when we state that two of the heads shewn
us yesterday were counted in the presence
of several gentlemen and ourself, and one
found to contain lOS and the other LOG
grains-the other heads were not counted
This variety is said to be an early Wheat
and thereby escapes rust-the stalk is short
and not easily blown down, and wherever
grown this season is said to have yielded
well-.Marzboro' Gag.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

Most of our farmers have finished harvest
ing Wheat. The yield is much larger, and
the grain of better quality, than was expected
a month ago. The Oats crop will not yield
so abundanlly. Corn looks we'll.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

The July Term of our County Court will
commence on Monday the 18Th inst.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.

THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 8, ls47.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

The Washington Wing pronounces the
"Gen. Taylor Letter. from the Cincinnati
Signal, unqualifedly a forgery. 1t is very
indignant on the subject, and compares the
genuine one from Gen. It. to Col. VIM.
Taylor of Louisiana, and asks :-''Is there
anything in it like the twaddle of the Signal
forgery?o
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

to be present at the festivity which came
off at night.
At an early hour in the evening quite a
large number of ladies and gentlemen, we
understand, were present at the Party, and
we doubt not, all were highly pleased with
the entertainment. /. is we'll established
fact that Mr.. DAVIS, Of the "Indian King,'
is no. in the habit of doing things by halves,
as many gratifed CUES, can bear testimo-
ny and if "the proof of the pudding be in
the eating of it," ave-i. e. the "Devil'' and
ourself.-can also testify to the fact, having
had our aoezz-tumed organs played upon mos,
sweetly with some Of the excellent cake and
confectionery from the party, which were
sent in at the very nick of time for our pal
ate.
We regret that it is not in our power to
give a more extended account of the do
ngs on the 5lh, owing to the want of space
NoTIcEs.-We have received the July
No. of the American Farmer. This is the
first number of the new volume, and it is fill
ed with the usual amount of valuable nforma-
ton for the farmer. 1t is also embellished
with several cuts. We have also before US
the 9Th No. of the ssTreasury of History"
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