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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

un-PIANO FORTEs.-o. II. BAR
EEr@- f MORE cfer for sale al tneir msnufsctory
~h and wareroom. SOL SeeckersL assoff.
ument OF rosewood and mahogany Piano
Forss OF ney carved Gothic and modern Partisan sty es
These Pianos for mechanical construction, esceency Of
workmanship and richness Of tone, cannot be surpassed,
and the purchaser has any doubt they VIII BIO set
np any reasonable length OF time allowed 70 satisfy
him This being feature In tho business II 10 I'M
portan purchaser tho market IL f Of traps well
calculated 10 catch ths inexpereeced- AresponsbIs ar
rapty with each instrument Reference 10 some OF ths
frst families la the city N. B-Pianos TO let I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

kEY TO MIIoHELLs SCHOOL GEoGRAPHT.-
Messrs Thomas Cowperthwsit& Co. Philadelphia have
published complete hey to Mtehells Geography con
,aininng full answers TO all the questions the map
with much additional information from the most recent
and authentic sources by James T. Carroll The
pier OF this work designed it only IS an aid to those
who use Mtchels books in teaching Geography bu, il
may be servicsble to those teachers who use other
manuals. Il contains large amount Of geographical
and statistical matter in 90 condensed form that
teachers other persons desiring this Information
light obtain it much easily than through larger
or more expensive works The book Is for sale by
Boles & Williams 81 Fuiton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

Az OVERSIZE KILLED.-0n the morning d tne
10Th 'n., Young negro man belonging to Jadse Ro.ne
Killed his oversee NJ VIM B. Nsr on n, pa,..es
IN jefferson County Ars,1ss vns ss 10 correct
Oe ,sont taking the precauon 70 ne him ,na
,b drew knife and stabbed BIN in the e
- .s ~. desth in ahcui t~o hours The ns'
Immediately fed. ~ " S'''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

Twas his last MI ht on earth and God alone
Can tell the anguish of that stricken one,
fettered In darkness to the dungeo stone
And doomed TO perish with the rising sun
Ard she whose faith through all was vainly true
Her heart was broksn-snd she persisted too
And will this win an erriug brother back
To the sweet paths Of pleasantness and peace
While crimes punished butby crime more black
VIII Gin. and wickedness and sorrow cease
No crime will never cease TO scourge the land
80 long as blood is ON her Rulers hand
And o. how long will hearts in sin and pride
Reject His blessed precepts. who Of yore
Taught rnen forgiveness on the mountain side.
And spoke Of love and mercy by the shore
How long will power, with such despotic sway
Trampe Unattended weakness in It's way
Hasten. q, Lord Of Light that glorious time.
When man no more shall spurn thy wise command,
Filling the earth with wretchedness and crime,
And making guilt plaguespot on the land
Hasten the time that blood no more shall cry
Increasingly for vengeance to the sky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

o. Dr. Chrs,ie's Genuine Galganic articles which
achieving such wonderful and celebrity hat
co1rterfe Is sppeer every day be obtained ouy
~ 1872 BROADWAY, al
which Ia he sole place In Se@York where hey be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

- WATCHES, JRWELRY and Silver wne
The subscribers continue 10 have for sale . null
ia assortment Of tine Geld and Silver w.tehes q
the most approved makers, which WI Dc wsfrsnI.
sd correcs and offered st the very lowest
cash prices ,
They are constantly receiving tho latest styles OF 1ash
onss Jsweiry OF every description, including Gold Fob
and Guard chains Bresstpins Ear-rings, Bngsrringe
Bracelets Head Ornaments, &c.
Silver spoons Forks Butter Knives and siveSwGs Ran
orally, at the Manufacturers pricea
Britannawsre fns Cutlery, Fancy Goods he. Watches
and clocks repaired by eI psrienced worsmen.
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER, a5 Pearl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

STEAM POWER-To let with rooms. Apply q No.
- 90 Tsa,hsvsnps, corner " rvusy-fftst az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

Beware Of druggists and drug stores, Of them
will ever be allowed 10 keep Dr. Chsie Genuine srtiees
r. Chrste'snew work on Gslvsnism and lie kppii-
cailon Rsnedal Agenln may be had graLi. n Istpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10
BOARDING anN Aotels.

BOARD AT NO az ooRrLAND-sT.
TWO OR THREE gentlemen can now be sccomfuo-
i dated with board and singe apartments required,
on moderate teuna III lm'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

A BEAUTIFUL ES6R AyGSG.- w Q have received
from the publisher copy of Certificate OF Member
chip in the order Of Odd Fellows which In ts design
and execution does great credit to American art The
picture s group Of twenty or more ilususons
OF the symbols and principles OF the Order enclosing
the letie ring, Gin English French and Germany the
whole wresihed together with beautiful flower and
scroll border. OF the mystic symbols, we cannot speak
having knowledge but 90 far as their execution
is concerned the artist has done remarkably well The
larger representations Of Faith Hope. Charity Visiting
the Sick Burying the Dead he Pstisrehsl Age, and
The Millennium very fine and viii bear criticism
AZ the mber Of this famous Order do not profess TO
keep the fact OF their membership secret this Csrtn
cate will douhtess have an extensive and ready ssle-ad'
nirably calculated as 1t H. to keep before the mind The
duties snobhgations imposed and to decorate In be-
coming manner the odd Fellows psrior (Winehesssr
publisher Golden Rule Once, % Arn-st- N. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-10

FROM TAuPlco.-The brig Union arrived at New
Orleans on the Goth ult bringing adviees from Tam
pico to the 18th alt The Picayune has the follow
ing ,.. =. Il 1ss7
GENTLEMEN. We have had desrth OF interest ior
few DAYS past since the return Ct the ssi eApedhon
which was couniermGnded about i've mics OUTSIDE u
the city no movements have taken place among 'he
troops Yesterday Gen. Shields reviewed mem a.. On
the 3ats below town and considering the paien"ors "a
lure OF the force stationed here hey nAnsaSred re
The corps Of engineers are sun busly eRgssed IN az
,endirs The lines OF fertilization from the hgn grounds
80 ussrh The eitv stands 10 the waters edge. zen
these are completed. this place with garrison o. -
Americans, may be considered in ~ NY any
the Mexicans could send against IL
We are just far enough on from bein me nee, sne
main body OF the aruyto allow story iAneier' I1
10 their naspaon in abricaiins yarns IN relation %
them Since the receip; here Of the melancholy new.
of The loss of the big Sorners, we have not hen
word from, Com Conner. Within the past Ten days &c
hsvs Snrsnced some very violent gales here ana iee
anxious 10 hear from Vera Cra1-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
SCENE In NEW YORK.

We yesterday published the New York He
raids sketch OF The exciting scene al The Apollo,
in New York city, wherein the runaway negro
Douglass figured 50 largely, but was SO wl'her-
eringly put down by The eloquent and patriotic
S,rahap. A friend who was present, and VINO
writes us that he came near being nao66sd, has
sent US The following graphic sketch Of the tumul-
,,o,s nroceedines. Such rabid violence must
DISCUS, many OF The fanatics themselves. Wea'e
sad 10 perceive that the great mass oil The peop'e
Of New York city ale sound upon The Cons'i'u'
,ional rights of The South, and look with disgust
and con,emp! upon The Abolition traitors in their
midst: r.,;,.,
For some DAYS past, New York has been the
,heatIe Of religious, and other ceremonies ana
Celebrations. Among them The Abolionisls were
mn, the least prominent On Tuesday evening,
Nav II the addresses OF Frederick Douglass,
a.ni,eman of color, and fugitive slave, were con-
ee;nned a, The Apollo rooms. Never having seen
a linz A5ol,lion,st, and somewhat doubling the re-
nnted spirit OF these Northern lncendiaries, who
would cas-, frebrands into our peaceful and hap
DIV communities, determined to yield to the soil.
citations of friend, and proceed TO this mover
scene of bigotry and fanaticism. when we
entered, Ma. or Brother Douglass was speaking
10 crowd OF kindred spirits, both 10 color ano
heart. numbering about one thousand, ana COM
posed Of. and seated on the benches in The order
Of Black men and .oAue poaen and While men
and back womenl Very cory did they sit s,de6.
side, anonymously commingling their applause
n The mula,lo orator, as be rounded his periods
in strains OF quite graceful, though meh0dis'ica
and caulipg eiequsnee This man Douglass, &c
corr cording TO his own statement, is fugitive slave
who mistrusting his safety from recovery BY hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
(D.)
(True iranslation.I

Extraordinary order of the llM April, lS47.
The commanding general of this military d.
vision has hitherto reserved silence towards those
under his command concerning the unfortunate
fate of Vera Cruz, because he had received no
official intelligence on the subject, and because
he did no, consider it necessary 10 excite by ad-
dresses, the enthusiasm OF faithful and obedient
soldiers. Now, however, tha, he has received
proclamation from the illus,Iious chief OF the ma
lion, he hasens to communicate il by general or
der. that i; may be read This evening, al The calling
olthe roll The troops being formed with shoulder
arms, and the officers and chief, in their respec-
tive stations, with drawn swords. The proclama
lion having been read The CHIEF will state that his
command entertain The same intentions, and form
The same resolution as the supreme magistrate OF
the republic; and that he may eoun, upon Inc ser
vices and vaor OF his subordinates; this done,
cheer will be given for the Mexican nation, and
The troops will retire 10 their quarters, The whole
proceeding being terminated by beat Of the
drum. PERFECIO DE cos.
A copy OF the proclamation, carefully and
clearly written, that all may read il with facility
shall be fixed al he door Of The barracks
lThe lecture on The benefits Of "valor and Sc
renily" is as appropriate and reasonable as on The
"prejudicia" effects Of "chalterng and conIu-
sion"
The proclamation Of Santa Anna is The Ia
nous one which has been so frequently publish
eli CS,oNl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
MON VA.
Tnesday Morning, May 10, Is47.


rourTEENTu CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
a friend has sen, III The following official STATE
ment.by which II appears that Robl. A. Th"mp-
son. Esq, is elected 10 Congress by ne handsome
MAORI Of 45I, which in reality ought 10 be put
down al 1874, as two precincts in Fayelle and Mich
olas which gave Thompson majority Of IS were
not returned in consequence OF The officers con-
ductina The election not having been properly qua
life, This is noble result, when ~ terolIect
thal,ais district gave Mr.. Polka majority Of on
" 30. The same friend informs US that we mel
with a heavy loss in The elections for The Legs
la,ure in thai section, on account OF lhe uniorlu-
na,c dissensions in our ranks, and The influence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
(C.)
Tuxpan, April 10, lS47.

STA: have the honor 10 report that IN obedi-
ence to YOUR order OF this morning, directing me
n visit the enemy's batteries, and remove The
Truxton's guns, and such others as might be wor-
,hy OF removal, and 10 destroy the remainder,
proceeded FIRST to La Pena, the enemy's princiPal
fort. It was situated on the right bank OF The IL
yer. mile and halt below the town, on bluff
about GO feet high projecting into the stream, and
commanding The downward course OF the river
Tor two miles. In it | found Two 80 FOUNDER car
ronades OF 81 cwt, formerly OF the Truxlon, noun
led in barbelie on half circles, and between them
one long 9-inch embrasure, behind breas,work,
faced within and without with sawed timber, and
filed in with dirt. Between the guns was ban.
ouette for the service OF infantry. The Truxton's
guns aud carriages have been embarked, and the
S-pounder destroyed. The breastwork and shed
for the protection of the garrison were sci on nre'
The next fort in ascending the river, called La
Palmasola, was a wafer battery, placed al The
iuncion of the Tuxpan with one oti,s tributaries.
This also looked down the stream. II had also a
breas,work faced on both sides with sawed Tim
her and filled in with dirt Il had three embTa-
sures. and banqu.lte for infantry. Only TWO
nj the embrasures had guns mounted on them
These were two long eighteens of iron, which
baye'beep destroyed. One ofthese guns had been
struck by our shot, and the exterior facing OF the
tort, particularly about the embrasures, was much
cut. bearing testimony to the accuracy Of our fire.
The shed for,he shelter OF the garrison was burnt
and fire set to the breastwork
On the lei, bank OF the river, near the centre
of the town, and on the beach to defend the land
ing, was 9-pounder carriage gun Of Iron which
has been destroyed.
On the centre OF the sleeple bluff, in the centre
of The town. was the fort called the Hospital, sur
rounded by ditch, and having 32-pound cham
bered gun of 81 cwl., formerly OF the Truxton.
mounted on pivot, and commanding the ap.
proach up the river 10 the extent of its range
This gun with its carriage has been embarked.
The launch's gun of the Truxton, an iron g.
pounder carronade, was found not mounted in a
remote part of the town. II has been embarked
with It's carriage, together with considerable
quantity Of the arms and munitions OF The Trux-
ton. a list of which is herewith enclosed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, your
most obsdient,
ALEX. SLlDELL MACKENZIE.
Com'r and ASST Inspector Ord. U. 5: N.
Commodore Nj. C. PERRY, Commanding Home
Squadron, Headquarters Tuxpan.

List of ordnance, &c, captured at ia1pan;
I32-pounder, 81 cwl., chambefed Z; A. 20,
No. d; ! carriage, slide and circle, IruSlon 5
do. ! eleyalinr screw. DO; breechng, do; 62
round shot. 32-pounders do; copper tanks,
partly full, do; 3 hrc-bucke,s. do; long To-
pounders (iron;) 3 42.pound carronades, on
pivo,s. Truxtcns; 9pounder carriage gun; y
FOUNDER carriage gun, (ironi) 6-pound car
ranade. Truxton's; slide and bed, do; board
ing pixies do; passing boxes, do; sponges, do !;
worm do ladle and scraper, do; boxes per-
cussion caps, do; 80 muskets 2 powder-hoi !
TAG % pound round shot, TTux'on's; 10 stand AZ
pound grape, part do; Is stand Irregular grape
in bags; G-pounder grape; bag muskel pals !;
keg musket balls, quantity OF spare INNS;
6-pound hammer, Tru1ton's; waa-hfl' Irux,
IONS: | rockets 10 handspikes; 40 large ragged
slaples. | roller handspike; 3 short crowbars; 2
American cutlasses, Truxlon's.
(C)
4 general or1cr Of the 1874 Of February, 'ohcn an
attack appears 10 aavs teen expected
Lieut.. Col. Flores was ordered 10 repair 10 The
Forl of La Pania an. hour after daylight; Capt.
Fella was ordered 10 remain in the barracks, keep
ing his troops under arms; Capt Sallas will also
remain in the barracks under arms; the cavalry
of Tuxpan will assemble al the house OF its cap
lain, and The infantry OF the town in the munich.
pal hail before reviele.
Lieut. Col. Rosas, commanding the troops Of
This CITY, will be in The square al the same hour,
aud will make known 10 me any Intelligence De
may receive through The medium OF Capt. Pardo
The artillery will be divided in proportion to the
nv will be placed in Fort La Pania, suballern
officer in Palma Sofa, and another in the square
with The light pieces, and sergeant and corporal
on the Hospital Hill. Should it be necessary TO
measure our arms with the enemy, hope that
both the soldiers, as well as the other defenders Of
his point, Will bear themselves with valor and Sc
reniiy, since presence OF mind, in these cases is
As appropriate as chaltering and confusion are
oreudicial If nothing should occur when the
captain OF the port returns from The bar the troops
will retire to their quarters and dwellings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

best appointment from civil life yet made BY Inc
Maj. Gen. Pillow came passenger in the James
L. Day. His wound is doing well: .s,. 70.
Lieut.. COL Anderson, Of the ist Tennessee -.
ginen., came over in the Day also. he ma Con s.s
much service, both under Gen. Taylor anu "r re-.
Scott, al Monterey and Cerro Gordo, anu No" -
turns on account OF i'll health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18
To Commodore NJ. c. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron.

IS
III
Flag ship Mississippi, Lieut.. J. Decamp, Is lug iSS
Potomac, Lieut. E. r. Thompson, 2 ITO To-
Ohio, Commander I. NJ. Goldsborough, 10 5So $40
Albany, Capt. 9. l.. Breeze, IVY 10
Rartan, Capt F. Forrest, iSo -,
Jno. Adams, Commander w J. Mckinney, ~ ~ ~ TX
Decatur, Commander r. 5. Pinckney, u iIs i3Z
Germantown, Commander +. Buchanan, ID l56 lSl
E,na Commander G, j Van Brunt 90 IS
4 pieces Of artillery, commanded by Com
mander A 9. Mackenzie, In charge re-
spectivey Of
No. /. Com'r C. A. Magrudcr, OF the Vesu- :, a.
vius,
No ns =. Lieut. 'oa' ~ - y IS
M q. Lieut. g. F. Blunt, Of the Mississippi, 90 %
No 4. Acting Master ii. Rodgers, do. 70 %
Total 1859
The Mississippi, Commander H. A. Adams,
lying a, anchor near the bar, prepared 70 cover
the landing Of the party in case Of opposition.
M. c. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

Official majority 45l
Add Two precincts in Fayelle and Nicholas, moi
OF 33 majority for Thompson, and his
actual maioIily is 4Si.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

The Southern Baptist Publication Convention
met in Savannah on The 18th May. Rev. saml.
Furman, of S. c., was made President, and Rev.
E Ball, of Va, and c. Nj. Irving, OF Georgia.
Secretaries. The following were The delegates
irem The Baptist Sunday School and Publication
Society OF Virginia Eli Ball, David Shaver, H.
X. Ellison, A. Thomas, J. B. Taylor, J. c. Crane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

We give up our paper today 10 several very
interesting communications and among them the
long but clear and satisfactory vindicalion Of
General Bayly will attract the attention OF our
reader He puts 10 figh many misrepreseuta-
tions and missaements OF a very painful affair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

The following statement IS from an intelligent
and wel.informed source, and confirms what we
have already said in regard 10 this strong Demo-
cratic district:
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
THE HALIFAX CONGRESSIONAL DIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-18

General Jesse Speight, United States Senator
from Mississippi, died on The Isl May at his resi-
dence in Lowndes county, Mississippi, OF vio-
lent attack OF erysipelus which came near car
rying him off when a, Washington. He was
highly respected and beloved for his strong mind
and noble qualities. As member OF Congress
from North Carolina, Speaker Of The State Sc
nate and House OF Representatives in Missis-
sippi, and Senator of the United States from the
last State, he won The esteem and respect OF The
country. Mississippi will long mourn The loss
of his valuable services.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

LINE OF PACKETS FOR WHINING
TON, N. G..
THE schooncrs WILMINGTON, Capt. d.
,dTTs French and FAYETTEVILLE, Capt ].
EstE Green, sail from this port alternately twice
month for the above port.
These vessels were built expressly for the trade,
and have good accommodations for passengers. The
rates of freight are as low they from New
York. and shippers depend upon the vessels sail
ing upon any day that is named. Apply TO
june If VIM. MASON. SS Spears wharf.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

1utv. sheathing, IA inches wide, 48 do.
iong. weighing IA to "a OF. per square
tool free; other sizes and shapes, IN
mates or sheets called Braziers; spikes,
rods. bolts and nails 20 per Ct; pig and
ho.ond old conner, 5 per Ct; ore, Tree.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

puty, a, S per cent; B, 10 per cent; c, IS
per rent; d, 90 per cent; e, " per cebt'
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

debt.
Supplement 10 The Act imposing Duties on Promis-
sorry Notes, &c, from and after The LIST day Of
May, 1916.
All Deeds and Leases are required to be stamp
ed One Dollar Bills of Sale, where the amount
conveyed exceeds $500 and release of mortgage,
One Dollar
Mortgages, with or without covenant for the
payment Of the sum intended to be secured
qurcd to be stamped according to the above scale.
Where bond or note is given for the debt secured
by the mortgage, it is not necessary that such mort
gage, and the bond note thereby secured, should
both be written stamped paper.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19
BALTIMORE BANKS.
No 2l6 Baltimore street.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close al 3
p. M.-The dtscountdays are:
UnionBk ofMaryland-Mon & Thurs.
Bank IF Baltimore Tuesdays Friday
Farmers & Planters - Mond. & Thurs
Franklin Bank-Monday.
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics Wednesday s. Saturday.
Farmers'& Merchants'-M Mon. & Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercials Farmers'-Tues. &Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
savings-every day.
F. P. Savings Institution Tues. Sri
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

HOME, OR FAMILY MARKET.
b EEVES, 100 lbs. Ga SIS
HOGS, do. E 50 a g ST.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

90 The following are the rates OF Dunes
In CAsH, by the Tariff of December ISL,
l546.-The Ton is to be understood as
2240 lbs.
ALUM-Duty 20 per ct. ad val.
Baltimore, lb.- 3 - 81
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

DUTY, Olive in casks, TASKS or hotties, so
per cent; Linsced, Hcmpseed, Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale and other Fish
Oils of Foreign fisheries; NeatSfoot, 20
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

PLASTER PARIS-Crude-Free
Cargo, pr. ton, cash 80
Ground. -. per Dbl. "A %
POTATOES-Duty 30 per cent.
Eastern, .bushel - rs -
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

YELLOW METAL- Meaihmg.
Taunton manuf. lib. - 30 -
ZINC-Duty per cent. ad val.
Rolled. lib. - Sd 8.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

United States Treasury 6's. closed to-day at 1861
asked, 1909 bid Maryland 6's closed at 90 asked
81 bid. Baltimore 6's of 1890, 1907 asked, for
the opening, 100 bid Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
shares 49, asked, Az bid.
The Stock market has been rather lively than
otherwise, during the week ending to-day. We
note improvement in Government and State
Loans, as also in Bank Shares generally. City Sc
curities have declined shade on last weeks rates.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-19

BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par pdlue Of .Stocks-dnd prices asked ana oDeTea'
PREPARED FOR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT
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Tariff Of Duties Imposed by the
STAMP ACT

On PromiSsory NoirS Bills Of Exchange, Special
fas and other Instruments of Writing, and
gfter May 10, 1915.
On Notes or instruments of and under One Hundred
Dollars Sinmn Is rcnlirnd.