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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-03

05-The attention of Dry Goods Merchants, part-
cularly those at the West and South West, is re-
specially called TO the Advertisement of Mcssrs'
Rely g. Pendleton, which will be found in another
Mace in this weeks Journal
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET -,

For the Week ending last erening

AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-Thcre has been a
good demand for most descriptions OF American Fab
RIGS within the last week two, and particularly for
Beachcd and Brown Coons, Western Merchants
having entered the market and purchased freely and
the activity TO fair extent still continues. Some
purchases, say few hundred packages of Drills and
other descriptions, have also been made for Export to
South America. The stocks Of all denominations are
at present full, and prices remain pretty steady III
some instances slight decline compared with those
of the last Fall season
BEES WAX.-Wc have no sales TO rcport-hold-
crs not being willing to accept present low rates
BREAD.-Bakcrs of Hard Bread have further re
duced prices in consequence of the lower rates OF
Flour, and we now quote Water Crackers b, Pliot
Biscuit 5. and Navy ditto A. cts. per Id.
CANDLES.-Thcrec continues moderate demand,
both for Sperm and Mould Tallow, at quotations.
COFFEE.-Thc market has not manifested so
little animation for months as it has the passing
week: We have not transaction to report except
some 20Oa30O bags Rio, sold yesterday, cx-brig
Wing, just arrived, at 7 Z cts. per h., e mos
COTTON.-1hc receipts at all Southern points,
from list Sept 1916 and 1915 to latest dates, were,
and have been, as follow:
OF the crop of E. .1S46-1S45:
Gulf and Texas, l4G 20ll,574 ,S37 ,ss ,42S ,G36
Upland inclu.SI. 5S5,GS3 4l9,335..m more, l6o,2l9
Total decrease ................ ,balcs, 262, 3SS
The transactions in this market have been very light
holders and buyers not agreeing in their views in re-
gard TO prices. We have only 10 note the sale OF 100
bales Upland at 24al3 cts; and 100 do Mobile, just
arrived but sold some time since, although not re-
ported, at l22 cts. per lb., both mos.
Partnerships market, with a moderate sup
ply only, appears to be without many purchasers.
FISH-Ihc market has undergone very little
change. Sales of Dry Goldfish have been made at
about s per 100 lbs. Shad have slightly improved,
No trimmed selling at 1854 s 80, and lIcmings
at 475a $4.S75 per brl. Mackcrcl are only in mo-
deratc request at quotations.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Wc stated at the con
cuson of last weeks Friday) remarks, that
the market for Howard street Flour closed at $50
pcr bril- and fiat, although 1000 brls. had sold for
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CONVENTION AT CHICAGO.

1t will be seen by the following articles (and we
could have given others) that Convention oiBusiness
men is TO take place at Chicago, in Illinois, on Mon
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LETTER sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing Office
of this paper, South Gay street. next door to the Sun
office, to-day by O'Clock, at 81 cts. single or cts
each, for or more copies.
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COMMERCE OLE ANGosTrRA.

We had article in our last the subject of the
Commerce Of Angostma-but the following was
omitted
TOTAL EXPORTS FROM THE PORT OF BOLIVAR, FOR
We II rNnING 2nth LINE lSlG
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WIN. COOKE d SONS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Fer the sale of LEAF TOBACCO,
No. 10 Light street Hfhayf,
june ly II Fl NJ o X E
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ADAMS d cos EXPRESS.
John SULLIVAN e. SONS,

JOHN SULLIVAN & SONS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS Asp AGENTS
For the sale of LEAF TOBACCO,
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
EEAVE made more extensive arrangements for
n IL the transaction of the above business, by rci
ting and improving their large w arehousc, and are
prepared TO make liberal advances on consgnmenis.
No. 90 Light street Wharf,
REFER TO halt ORE.
$ R :SS5i j s: s;S q
r. Dalzeli & Co. ........ Pittsburgh, Pc.
Forsyth & Baker, ...... U-heeling, IA.
January s. Taylor, .... Cincinnati, Ohio.
Snead & Gardner, ......LoniSriHe, Ky.
Woods, Christy & Co. g, Jou;s. NM
King & Fisher,
saddsoks, woods & Co. Neic Orleans,
jun w. G. Haun & Co.
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WILLIAM LAMPING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Agent for the sale of Leaf Tobacco,
No. rs Light treet Wharf,
iune Nv BALTIMORE.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Il 8 4 Z
RELY s PENDLETOE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC; FABRICS


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS,
No. 277 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE
a X u now receiving per Steamers and Packets
IA from Europe, and from various factories in the
United States, their FALL ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
embracing every article for the Country and CITY
trade Merchants visiting the city, we respectfully
request 10 call and examine styles and prices.
previous to purchasing elsewhere. Orders solicited
and executed at our lowest prices, w it'll promptness
aud despatch. RELY & PENDLETON.
jy3 If
TO SOAP BOILERS GLASS MAKERS
AND BLEACHERS.
FHNENNANT;S SODA ASH, BLEACHING
ID POWDERS, &c. constantly on hand and for
sale on liberal terms by the agents for this market
McILFAIN & WILLIAMS,
" German street.
n ARD, PORK. AND BACON
Ia 81 hrls LEAF LARD, newly rendered
$50 brls. Paine Mess PORK
9 95 0o I lbs s @m in pickle our own curing and
1000 lbs. Jors u '"e "'S' F""'''y'
Also, superior Hams, Sides, Shoulders and Lard
for family use, for sale by
VAN BRUNT & ADAMS,
je II Lcxngton-st., opposite the Market House.
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PATENT HAMMERED SHIP A ID
BOAT SPIK ES,
READE BY THE ALBANY IRON AND
We NAIL WORKS, TROY, n. Y. of superior
quality. Also, RAIL ROAD SPIKES Of all de-
scriptions, and BOILER RIYETS. a large supply
constantly hand for sale at manufacturers prices,
by L. PRATT & BROTHER,
je 10 81 s. 90 South Charles street.
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WESLEY STARR& SONS,
C NJ M SSION MER HANTS
AGENTS ron THE SALEOF LEAF TOBACCO,
WESLEY STARR, No. Light street Wharf,
RoBT' Y. STARR, BALTIMORE, Md
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BALTIMORE INSPECTIONS.

mount of Tobacco inspected in the city of Balti-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

meath from n slight Cold.

BY nezectng sauiay precautions which common sense
Dictates many very many, fall victims 10 their imp1oence
We young BRIDE blooming wee as the bird oil
Paradise Of hope the pride of her father and The Joy
Of moier-her cheek flushed with anticipation and her eye
beamng with sO expression of ove-he gay dreams Of Lille dan
cling fancy Tch ard vagaed nts OF the rainbow
promise We have all this changedaye the wedding garment
for roud the bridal chamber this sepuchre the dead and
all this from Rejecting COLD. Now, before is late
use Or. ROGERs'S LIVERWORT AND TAR, which gives i'm
mediate relief thousands of intelligent families now sd
init Ct its extraordinary The gay, the and the
beautiful the young speak forth its praise and will so long II
makes positive cheers dsspaing family feside
Those afflicted with diseased lungs should call Owsley Co,
certificates Of such Dr. VIM Richards Judge
William Burke and Dr. Hiram Cox Professor in Cincinnati Ee
lecfic Medical COLLEGE. 45tch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
MORE PROOF THAT
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
Will effectuaily cure the Fever and Ague.

Troy, IND.. August Iblh, Ib4I.
Having used family, Vegeta
be Febuge the Ague Chs and Fever
well having sold lin my neghbOrhOod upwards Of sixty bot
ties within the last months take pleasure in stating that IN
has failed effect speedy either in Ague and Fe
Chls and Fever, / sincerely recommend 1t TO
friends and the public of the ctual and innocent
NEEDLES that have ever known used. r. BATES P. NJ.
JEFFERSON Co. Ky, August 4, 1871.
This is certify that afflicted with Ague and
Fever and had then had for three and during thai time
used every remedy that could hear without effect and despair
ed of getting we'll induced try Smiths Tonic
Vegetable Febrifuge using bottles entire
good
lime. therefore do hesitate recommend il friends
the public the eectus and innocent remedy that
knowledge
NEWTON STIVERS.
Prepared by WILSON STARBIRD SMITH, Louisville Ky.
RJAgen and Country Dealers supplied by F. MERRYWEA
TIER general for Ohio and Northern Indiana Third
opposite the post Office Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Ohio. 18th Nov.
For by ToSsoS BRoTHERs sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
ORDINANCE NO. :,
In Relation 10 fine Public Markets

SEC l. Be il ordained by the City Council Of lndisnapo-
lis that the Clerks of the East Market and the West Market
shall respectively keep open the market days from
daylight in the morning. until ten O'Clock IN the forenoon,
from the first Of April until The ihteth dayOi September,
inclusive; from daylight in the morning until
twelve O'clock from the st day Of October until the
ihiIty-hrst day Of March, both inclusive.
SEC That section three chapter VII OF the ordinance
for the regulation and Of the Of lndsnap
oils passed April 24h 1885, be, and the is hereby
repealed. s
SEC This Ordinance take effect and be in force from
and alter its publication required by the Charter
CHAS. w. CADY,
President Of the City Council.
Attest: JAMES G. JORDAN, Sec'gy.
Approved November 2, 1877.
S. HENDERSON, Mayor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
FROM THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
INJlI T " 7 = I 4 = OF NV IVhh-
kIIyI EVSl |
ANN5;

MEsSRs GcRtsPleaSe by II
dozen boxes MLANE'S LIVER PILLS. They selling good
here and suit generally. Yours SC, E. P. STEDMAN.
MaysriIe. Chaauque Co.. n. Y, Dec. 90. ls47.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD & CO.. No. 90 Woodst., Pittsburgh, Pa.
5N BPurchases will please be particular and inquire for
"Dr. Mines Lirer Pills." and take other.
More evidence of the increasing demand for Dr. MLane IL
YER PILLSl
ERIE, February 10th, Is47.
MEssRs. J. KIDD Co.. Pittsburgh Pa-GeHs-Inclosed you
will find dollars which please place credit and forward
Respectfully yours. SC, CARTER & BROTHER.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by j.
KIDD Co, No. 60, Wood street Pittsburgh Pa
9N BPurchasers viii please be particular and inquire for
"Dr. MLaRe's LGrer Pills. and take no other.
To all DhOm Il may concern.
DIR. M'Lane'S Liver Pills.
MEssRs. CO-This certify wife has been
afflicted for several years with the following pains periods
in the right side about the edge of the ribs extend
the right shoulders pain part the head and
above the right by Of appetite,
and almost constantly confined her bed Since August she has
used three Of MLane's Liver Pills" and have now TO
state that by the of these Pills been benefited in
ordinary degree Under the Providence OF God she enjoys
good health and able attend the domestic OF
my family JAMES STEWART.
Richmond, Jefferson county Ohio.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by J.
KIDD & Co., No. CO. Wood street. Pittsburgh Pa.
9 Purchasers will please be particular and inquire for Dr.
MLANES LIVER PILLS." and take else there
other Pills before the public purporng be Liver Pills.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
Still Later from Kentucky.
DIR. MLANES TERMIFUGE!

FARls, Nv, March 3, I64I.
MEssRs. KIDD GeRfs-In the month OF July
Merry of Cincinnati appointed agent place.
for selling Dr. MLanes highly approved Medicines and the
tive that prompts entire stranger. white this letter
inform you the
county generally have given the VaHge Of Dr. BrLGne
di IN their aies and pronounce 10 be-
the very best Worm Medicine offered those afflicted with
The high estimation in which the Vermuge
muniy has induced purchase in future from
Agent and you will ohse greatly by writing by mall
your cash price for the Vermifuge by the gross.
Very respectfully yours &c. SNYDER.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
KIDD s Co., No 60, Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
NBPurchasers will please be particular inquire
NJ Lanes Worm Specific VermHg and take nothing
For sale by DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Indianapolis; TOMIsIN-
SON BROTHERS. indianapolis; J. 0WSLEY x CO.. Indian
apos JOHN KELLEY, Nashville, Brown county; SMITH,
VAWTER Co, Vernon, Jennings county f. p BURKE,
Jennings county; JOHN YAWTER, MorgantOwn Morgan
county; w. ID. ALEXANDER x BROTHER, Gosport, Owen
county THOS MCALLA, Bloomington, Monroe county JNO.
MCALLA, Eliottsyile Monroe county. 2S 3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
TO uIt UHOW q Muy tUHttIH.
DIR. 1lsL.ane,S Liver Pills,
\ 81 D! EIj! Isl
Ez5f{x II7gIs

MEssR KIDD Co. Pittsburgh, Pain the June
last received six dozen Of CDR MLane Amona Worm Spec
f all of which have sod and wish further supply
heretofore We frequently receive packages from York bv
Express and presume there would be difficulty in forwarding
by this mode Rochester from Pittsburgh Yours truly
Rochester, n. V. Feb. "a, 1917. POST WILLIS.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and by
KIDD Co., No. 60, Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
N B-Purchasers will please pa INQUIRE for
CDR MIane's Worm speche Nermnge and take
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

upY virtue Of Marion Circuit Court at it's May
I'D term A. D. 1884, undersigned Commissioners appointed for
said will Saturday the eleventh day OF
next between he hours of O'Clock A. NJ and
the house door in Indianapolis expose Tor sale 10 the
the following described piece parcel or lot OF land
the half OF the south quarter OF section twenty
six 2 township fifteen 5) NORTH range three 90 east excP,
twenty-five acres OF sde along the line being all
that part said tract lying the west de OF the Central Canal
shall for the purpose shall be
OF hundred and four dollars Deing amount
day of May e4 and all interest and costs said land
having mogaged the State OF Indiana oy John tehe
deceased loan of $50, from the Sinking Fund
and forfeited for failure the INTEREST," Loan inter
and costs, 1899 20. b. McChksNEf.
Indiananols Sent 40 le47 36-t IL Dec. Commissioner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

The east half Of the or I'm NJ 10 e also the
Or Of Or Of sec 49, n 10 e. containing 10 acres; mort
gagged by Ephram Davis loan interest ctr, 500 81.
The hall Of the % n n e. 90 acres: and
the Or Of sec % - n 20 motgaged by
Abraham Miller loan interest etc $3.50 o.
Part Of hall Of Of "a 10 ~
ing the town OF knststown nogsgsd by John Lowry loan
interest ctr. s5f2 IS.
Thee half Of ar Of II, II except
ed sorey Of Friends mogaged by Phneas Ratld loan
terest ETC. s5f2 Is
The half Of Or Of So ls NJ 10 ; mortgaged BY
EmsIy Wc,born loan interest etc, o2l7 &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
KeiIy,s Iron Carbon.

rrNHE subscriber prepared furnish smiths and Others
n his newly IL
hardness Of steel and retaining original oughness Full directions
accompany Having devoted years the experiment.
completely succeeded getting
peeung peddlng in patents and patent rights
He sOlcts orders md a JOHN KELLY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11
The dsraefenherg YegefahIe P

The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
100000 BOIes sold each and eUery sceek!g!
THE GRAEFENB ERG COMPANY
FEEREBY notice. that their General Agent
appoint wherever there branch
Company either personal apple alton postpaid
sale Of these celebrated pills. and the extraordinary
eectng far the most
popular pill Of the An Agency viii consequently
valuable
The Graeenberg Pills nconcevab superior any ever
discovered In all bilious complaints; general
all disorders which
of the blood these pills a sovereign remedy.
In the called chronic the Graeenberg Pills
achieve their highest rumphs Here they defy all competition
Entering hidden yste thew ouv
but surey purify the blood disease give
vIgor to the body.
Cures are Constantly Effected
BY these Pills in where other
The abundant proof of this could be given trial
box viii convince the They
mail tring expense. The price . box
dollars north ordered dnd The Teed the Company
Wherever gency of the Company they
ed by mail
These taking the place all others no sick person
should he without them
All Bilious Complaints.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA FE-
PLANTS, RHEUMATISM ALL STOMACH COMPLAINTS
GREEN SICKNESS SC &c. yield at these Pills They
the time and the system. In cases
general arrangement Of the health, they SOVEREIGN
BY their Use.
The weak viii become song the pale bilious complexion
be restored perfectly fresh and healthy the
symptoms will one by one disappear.
In short these Pills
medicine ever before offered to the public
Agent for the State of Indiana. MsERs sEArOs Cenee
April 10. ls47. oe-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-11

Michigan Of
Indian county continuing 81 as 100 mogaged by
Powell loan gas 30.
The az ofsec H. 20 re- morgaeed by Abner Caldwell
forfeited aud sold by certificate 70 Jacob Lands oan interest,"
S5s4 60.
The half Of 322 20I00 acres mogaeed by
John sering loan, interest," etc. S507 AZ.
The hall ON ac g. Of Michigan road In Indian coan,
ISL So 100 acres mogaged by Peter Schroeder oan interest,"
S633 GO.
The half Of the wqr Of Indian boundary Of Menomes
-, - e. containing 81 33l00
Timothy Barber loan, interest, etc S556 GO.
The undivided halfof the fsec Alt "a also the
divided half Of Of
part IS IN 81 mugseed by
Reuben L.. Farnswosth; loan Interest, etc. case SO.
The undivided half ofhe q 81, in "a
half cfhe ar also the undivided third Of the
IS. Of ame and moged By stephen NJ. Farms
worth interest, S352 &c.
TBs ar haIfaa or the or 80 "a n
r e. also the ar ofhe ar Of 49, 81 e. also the
Of ~ he ofsec 81 and the Of the
containing originally
ffrhed bid by state. and
uheus 10 HUH p Graham loan, interest etc 86s9 g.
The ac NJ r. Of 7. Of lands selected IN In
country canfanne 81 40 100 John L. Wood
ward and johnson 4. Woodward oan interest," eic S261 93
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Proposals for n Loan.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 9, 1917
INEAIED proposals will be received until the tenth day OF
- April next inclusive, for loan of eighteen millions OF
dollars under the act of the 18th January last authorizing
the issue OF treasury notes. &c. treasury notes 10 be
issued under said payable years after the date OF
said notes, with interest, the of six per per
num- payable serannaly. The bids, in all cases, must
be unconditional, and without any reference TO the sup
posed bids of others. they may not be considered The
bids should distinctly, in all cases, the premium of
iered No bid will be received below par. To give OPP
portuniy all persons participate in the investment oil
funds in these noleswhch, account of the privilege OF
funding may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids viii be received for the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, we'll as for higher sums.
The department the right fixing the periods
when the money must be paid to be required to
anticipate the Of the government, allow any inter
until the money is actually paid The money payable
the loan be deposited with the Treasurer of the Un
Jed States, the of the mint Philadelphia
The branch mint New Orleans with any of the assist
ant at Boston, New York, Charleston, ST
Louis. X. j. WALKER,
Feb 9-d1w&wtl0A Secretary of the Secretary.
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were for because was but Just to the citizen that the
price should bear adequate proportion to the value
OF the land and not by Procrusius-bed rule fixing
equal that which the laws OF nature had diversified into
every species OF inequality. They were for it, because
It's policy looked to the enlargement OF the number of in
dependent propreors OF the soil but above all, they
were for it, because Its direct tendency 10 bring mil
lions of waste lands into speedy cultivation, largely in
creasng the productive OF the country and add
ing the stock of national wealth and national prosper
ty. These among the reasons of the endearment
to dwell on them and illustrate their bearings upon the
question: but the bare statement of them carried convc
tions of their soundness and truth.
If gentlemen resisted this measure with any hope OF
checking the progress political power in the great west
by preserving letters upon their rapid advance to wealth
and prosperity, he could only tell them that they
rolling like Ssyphus, the necessarily returning rock.
was hopeless effort More than half century ago, when
the pioneers column first advanced into the great valley
its glorious destiny written in the book Of fate never
to be erased That column, with wing in the sunny
south, and the other reseig the frozen fcgoTW q the
north, had moved conipacty some eight hundred miles
sings of an enlightened civilization. In front they have
constantly encountered and were encounerng the dense
forests and the espread solitary praries in their
rear they left behind thriving population well cultivated
cities 1t has been manfestly the policy Of this govern
ent to hold in check that spirit Of emgationo feer
the onward of that breathing column. This has
been manifested in a constant adherence to land system
which was at war with the laws of nature attempting to
equaze that which she had wisely diversified into every
grade of equality 1t was also manifested, in placing
Gordon, not of military posts but OF savage tribes along
the line of the frontier settlements Both however had
failed accomplish the object By their energy they had
overcome the evils OF the former and by their daring
erprse they had swept beyond your savage border into
Oregon and California. Their destiny onward, and
policy coudresist or check it. The day the pioneer
column passed the barrier of the Aeghanes the star Of
empire in the west, to set only with the final con-
summation Of all earthly things taV .ifrta2
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