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sou sIH v,.hoa s money and r6aaS "a
Ss: Science. w9 s
I'll. highest and most :ucesssfu medical institution in the
Uaited States will be in constant attendance the grand
DIR BE Na +, BOOK BOOKS s AND MEDICINES.
lScSas Al iheil FORM. and stages. iii q which
and without M % sd vic ..;
cases. and such Is.sripon' have afforded relief il the
which have been used for the last thirty by Dr. Beach
N' ~ XMERfcAN PRACTICE OF MEDICINE"
with success which has been unequalled in the history Of
All patients g. who visit this office will b prescribed for
GO ss s Mh DC and winch
vii! cure, If y is possible for medicine 2 do this
fo% lie p6yseiaas and Europe Ansrea
End by al ss kin. Hs
Of sa5"ay and and The Pore Of
The following Diseases and other of chron,
FILES whether Bleeding Blind or in stat. of Tuuor,
4. SS q .a:t.ss: Of tn. Kidney.
cSGSAs 9si$: Consumption Bronchitis. and all other di.
kaE f kHfS N sGsEfD HEAD and al.
DisE%sEs 81 EYES AND EARS treated without
cappmg scarynE leechinR blisieng or the use Of in
SYsENNISYM b h rE or c sASfs MoRpus
nc DoULoUREUX or NeursIsa, Asue in the Face and
s Xyf RaE N FHH d Gk NEs, sSfHLs ITS
various aud all diseases resulting from syph TIC
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, a. Excess. or Suppression oft
and Head Palptaon Of the Heart Nervous Debility Col
HIP bisEAsE or White Swelling Felon.. or whOw; all
s5hs "a uss G rA,,sysr Character
saa %saSn.ss 'S q:
ssss i MEASLES GROUP
S M9FMs x f 81 h h9dk Pm Tsss &C.
S Ss q sssIG %s.s5Iy Ss
FisTuLA IN ANO or Ylserous Opening. Ab.eesse
o. - 4 PERMANENT CURE WARRANTED.
30 cheap Of disease be obtained in this city
no other expense accruing than the amount which the med
Ahs.d hs m% mil whS have been for
painful weakening. and poisonous means generally
Patients vsted their houses in urgent cases. if re-
.ssSas g. viii fss 6 ssf1S" s:
R S nsS st sfs5 s ms &c pos.
Address III Fulton street, New York.
Eit Fsss '.si.f f
ssn sS M c s city IS
s . the "a ma 9 ~ n' ns %
cal derangemen BY restoring the nsensibe peupiraon
ceanse the blood Of morbid and thus scroula
salt rheum scad head eyspelas and all erupon
BY the process heals ulcers fever inamsd
opening pores and equazng the circulation Of the blood
coughs cold consumption dyspepsia liver complaint
and cosivenes neyer fails TO cure burns and scads how
severe alayng inflammation and PAIN and destroying
head SIDES back bowels and limbs, and unsurpassed in
spinal i Perform. lou cures + Ssss. Of Ole,
nervous dssases Use this mastery medicine, and you will
be disappointed
This wonderful Ointment being used externally is
traorensry inedicne for children being convenient TO
administer safe and sure results Ii Is uncon-
vermifage bringing awey all kinds of worms and pin
worms in large quantiiies
Grand depot. No III Fulton street. New York.
N. BAH orders and COMMUNICATIONS by mail 10 be adj
dressed James McAlister No. l Fulton street, New
York. je26 eoda0tsr
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PAKK THE THAT. q, Pit 50 cents. Gallery IS
formed he sssSs Of toSrfTRfE 1Ssses
isgo, Nj Dyo; Desd.msna Mrs JOpss Mr. Anderson
9 soa 10 na @ the i es OF
easSeoi Mr. Bass Mr. fasrs Mr. W B. Chapman kissy
Doors open O'Clock. Performance win commence, pre-.
eisely at half past
R0whkl TAEAIk.-A: " !ae..o.. rIOgI.eT:-
win + ;sIsd sL%SPER@Islg Saw s .
Ssy Mf e W. Cav. BsdisId. Mr. jordan Ea.ass Mrs
10 eonelade with the grand drama Of MAssANIELLo-
Ms..Sso NJ VI MsG Ga,sprf A1,e9 Mr. ss
BoS.. cents, Pit and Gallery lax cents, Doors open alta
CHATMAM THEATRE--Under the MANAGEMENT OF Mr..
FaHNd :.
don Mr. John James Poeley, MIR; Wios.s
FsI csIG sd Barnes. will appear in their sItaoTdi
sSssjs n
caGSEiIovfassG Sig SsIiS 'hAIAo'N run
Doors open at 7-perfor,nanc- haiEpast7
m
Ms H Ss Ps s,s s Philips
Amer hish S. o. he ,sht rope BY Mr. C. wnther
To conclude with the ballet psntOmme, entitled Arbe
Ms%s uSs. by tn t Lehman ma family.
p ALMUs OPERA, HOUSE, Monday Evening, Aug. e.
WI De performed the come dy OF W!DOWS VICTIM
Jsemish Clip Nj John Seton Mr. fodss 's Mr. Fl Plscids
A NE Which daring the TIGHT ROPE
,i.i GsG. .% Raysl 4TyoShe Leon Jave Mad Grro
Doors open at 7h. performance to commence at o'clock
Tickets 50 cents. 70 all parts Of rhe house
sss. ty22ss %hS.s
ss Tor ihs last SIX nights have been attended by the elite and
R a,t
% n s S rich and v.
e the whole concluding TG r. oS?e'q'' opera of
,asIbs suSme productions S" ever
e. s1:s i; 5 q sss to
A MEXICAN MUSEUM, corner Broadway aud Ann street.
sfs iisSg ~
Moving 81. ran %Gsi e ; the City Of London!
si EEg srsv.
% WaaL !Sf s rss
pose, .slely about the first Of sspssbsr, aad the
Persons Of e H. IA isI E.S.s
seasons vi" ':s: 'ss: him =;
During Mr. Barreus absence in Europe. all letter. and
ey h No. s
D , r. will opened
Of aekt wishing situations for the
n will clip please address him. prepaid No s.s R,,oa
THE CHINESE JUNK !-CHINESE LUkIOsIIIEs-
The Captain o. the Chinese Junk is. induced from the
as numbers from the interior Of the State every day
s; :s. ss Sf
Shoes those of the female which
more than three inches length richly worth seeing Let
all who have read heard Of the novelties Of the Celestial
Empire, now avail themselves Of this treat.
ais Ntrrc
| r. OLMAN'S GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS, No
203 Broadway above his Book Sore consisting of
choice Pictures by celebrated masters Ttans Venus
Of life size The Dying Gladiator by David The Misers
N1asys the blacksmith Helen Forman, by Rubens The
English Roadside, &c &c &C. IL esteemed by foreigners
e public exhibition Of picture, in this country
from London Paris, and Germany which with his eItensiv,
collection Of Books Paintings Fancy Stationery and Drawing
| retail.
HERALDRY.-Coafs Of Arms furnished and emblazonet
IN the most sumptnous STYLE be had drawing.
jy27 Mon. Wed&Sat If re
CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I--TROTTiNG.
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Fire and Loss or Lsfe.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA.
fire originated at eleven O'Clock last night,
engine room OF tie sugar house Of George
Bread street, near Quarry street Tho estA
was totally destroyed-books only saved. 80, {
upon the building In the rear, (Newlipgy nrswas3,
crushing out the front wall, which fell upon
mount and ..,i ant engn,
Andrew Butler and Cha les H. Hines were
The following were seriously injured.-Ei 90
(snce dead y Richard Wellington, leg trok. %
) CARL Samuel Hall, John Delaney, rster q
Roberts, Of New York, ara James brown,
Less seriously injured WIN titspstr'ck III, Joan ~,
augustus Stub, VIM. Masters, Frederick baum, Aus
Duffee George Rose. George Brooks, VIM knis
and John o. 6niii'rs.
Browns loss Is hundroa forty thousand ao..AI.
one-afth insured Newns loss is twenty -nvs tno~e.,,
dollars, fully insured Andrew Butler secrssxg ~
Treasurer Of the Fire Association, and an eyr,mAb
There Is no doubt that this nre was new
condHry,
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style Of valve caiied) drum which The performer
valves the complete bass solo for
,'aS asS Hon. ESa
s' and s e.
musical Instrument mandatory and warehouse a fear ST.
NOTICE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
~ the Harlem Rarosdfrom Croton Falls @ Dover Plains
S
s% ssay ] scs 81 hs
ns . White Plans until The frat day Of 81
nd poGss and specifications will be exhibited at the Eng'
The Company reserve right accept reject
pEsa a whether they may e i GHMPba
EHARLEs FULLER, Wholesale and retail dealer in J.
JspSnxs pss.t premium astE Ga, n asTEs alS
and
ef lyle e. Hs o ;G es%Sss spS'
~ Me-
a j.
xooa wares. and n:foSaads: and :vsiy description
Lo.ses oorrsedy aad promptly adjusted and paid
Nose. ,sl sss S:s:: g ss.ss B.fs
Ss%g.s$ fsis.. SS: s q Tsai:. a. 3 H.iS;'.
iSIa Merritt S;:D$ z T;s; kkss:s: I Hint.
TSs:. ". TScrn.. john R PSSI:sn ,ucxrm ..,..,
Gro T. HorE. Secretary. mviIe
sS q q S 81
ssp cp
ss
sdCings well worth their attention. iyls 3otsm
TERs F6E oGx has.1 R RMAs ss hr
Green letters remarkable for durability and
=: w.s.S.f 1s.1 .I.s colo,
THE SUBSCRIBER grateful to the smokpe public for
the evidence he . daily yeseiyng of Of
procured om Havana and he pledges himself that noihSS
a H. w 10
best Sexars that can be procured and at the loves
Among the last mporatOn are 'ome very choice fol
Etc. fl; Orc,
For sale sf IN lots upon term. 70 dupene s
auI4 3ot*rc los Broadwae. cor # Pine st.
saIa VA
% wa's
i:sG ihs@ oI$s By IsDsnshas
T "
INruksDANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of me
GS%s HsS 9S's hssy q I'll
New aoI d,Ssa.s to the With the
SG. :. g: .e'sI P:s srsa
before the xt-Dated New York.
7tn day Of July, l8i7. CATHARlNE MEHRTENS,
jV29 law6m'm Admioistrafrix
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the SURROGATE of
the County Of New York. notice is hereby given all
persons having claims against GEORGE BETIEMAN,
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber the
Of Lohsen Lohle No 203 Centre street, the City of
New York before the 2th day of November next.
Dated New York the oath day of May l847
REBECCA BETJlMAN..
mv25 24t awtrc Administratx.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SUKRO-
i GATE OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK, NO
rICE hereby given to all persons having claims against
JOHN RICHARDS late Of the city Of New York deceased
her residence No. Oak the city of New York
or before the 18th day of October next.
d. Isfs Ms% York hi A I'M TX Az Admn
IN PUKsUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County of New York. Notice hereby given to all
claims Frederick Tasche late Of the City
Of New York deceased to the with the
hers heeofto the subscriber the Office Of James Grid
ley No.9 Nassau in the city Of New York, be-
fore the 3th day of February next
Dated New York, the I'd day Of August l9i7
META d. TASCHE,
su7 la " 6m*m Admn'sfratrix
OANTALOvNS.-F. AHRENS the well known Pants
Tailor 2oH Ann ha. lately received 100 pcs
ncy Cassmeres and Linens OF which he makes pants
der for only 50 80 to 81 per pair.
Also French and Engs black caasimeres and doeskns
from 81 to 30 per pair warranted good, or no sale.
Ann street. jy4 30t~rc
- n- l.sa,ea
hres physicians geneIne1 experience
iy IN ed
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TO kT - =.
LATEST EMOMENT'. q
Re l. r q n APasD
LATER FROM MEXICO.
The Mexican Congress and the reacs
Question,
MILITARY OPERATIONS or THE ENEMY
movements Of General Tavior.s
Division.
&c. DC. Sss

hiehMoNp, August =s
BY the way of Havana, the New Ur,aan. i.
farther accounts from Mexico, put no
The Mary Kingsland, from Vera Or n.,
rived
On the 10th OF July, the orsign Secretary tran
ted new communication to Congress telling Oh. ~"
that, II they are unwilling to assume the resp,.r.s
ofnpswering Mr. Buchanan's despatch, neither ua
Anna willing. The Executive did net consent 4 %
knew whether 1t could take the initiative. Ado
there u no doubt. But he desired TO know wnsts :.
sress wished him to entertain the overture, D
fered The dignity Of the nation required some
to Buchansns letter. The Executive was u,
make thct reply but he desired make suci AN o.e
would express the views OF Congrcss Th,s "a a.
more necessary, as the law Of Goth April oeciaroa u.
peace should not be made with the United staror
conclusion the Secretary says that tine govsruus
prepared for war, and confident Of triumphant as,s
OF the capital but the future God only can aeJcs sa
The Executive insists that Congress MAKE an exp..
ment to listen to any proposition Of the United NJ
So far as known no reply made by Congress ro III
communication, nor any action had on It
The Bulletin published at Jalspa the I'd Of Auxas,
says 1t has the Dforio del Go6erno published ss Ga
capital the last day Of July The oea editor o. Il
Diaris holds that war is not the normal ssate .
nations that peace must be concluded ON suus
basis but Is Of opinion that It never oan % pus
the Mexican army Is victorious He sxprcas
councils that when they have won q victory. sna
should then tender the olive branch, urwss
strongly In favor Of the the ssas Of go
ernment to which latter Santa Anna violently spposs
From this some infer that Ls Is scheming 70 mag III
fate Of the capital the crisis Of the war Shoua I In,
he will insist peace, II suocessful and soovs
whelme the Mexicans entertain great hopes ossxrov
ing soott's army.
The Bulletin understands that division OF the ia
oan army Is to be withdrawn the capital ~ n. n
In the State Of Vera Cruz out on communicate
eutrely. According to the paper extensive
paratons making to harass the train that lar
Cruz on the 9th.
letter In the Delta from Monterey. dated 2,t
says move on San Luis Potosi Ia finally dscidedo
the departments connected with Gen. Tsyior's
were actively preparing to march on the LIST Sept
which was the time fixed for the forward movsaa~o
Major J. B. Butler will return, ana take mp nAs.au
at Pittsburgh, Pa, rs military svors-x~~p
Yellow Never at lew ar Casa
hIcHMorp, Aug. ~,
nterments from yellow fever at Now Orleans, du Ia.
the "a hours ending the morning OF the lAth
deaths at the Charity Hospital for twenrvour ON
ending the evening Of the same dxv, IA.
!
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sr<E.s, The superior steamer NEW HAVEN,
EH-~-% Capisa Van Pelt. be chartered f0r Egcm.
sSsssszsSs sons 10 place, By application No.
Bausry Place, Northrivsr, jyss souc
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Mrb Esttf Ss 81, 4N1 WaHE az sPUkIuns

T'hE ONLY utNU!Nh. 4OukADps ~ AtlAN
l. IMPLICATED SOAP-BEWAkE OF SPURIOUS
ARTICLE his delicious compound SO deseIvedly isyo
rite with the public universally acknowledged 70 rank lore
st among modern inventions and this celebrity u accorded
70 for ia astonishing Of pureston as well Ms
Tor surprising medical AID chemical properties Its action
the hu ski, marvellous, that but for the engtt
poed Of society wo,ld be accredited 10 The Of
maggie and its inventor probably suffer IKE stake
wizard The days OF necrorsncy however, have gone by
but science happily belt OF fr greater potency than
the golden Of the mighty Hermes Certain that the
which dark pgh capped trecked tanned
pmped skins made to undergo bv free Of Gou
rauas Italian b,edicaed Soap, eIceed the Of
is highly medcated that the entire host Of
erupons immediately cured by il emoliient, that
the toughest hardest sku speedily made o
and infants chemical properties
erul that the hickes epiderms which tropical
tanned swsrness can be easily rendered soft Psnt ee;
using For the purposes Of the toilet, nothing
surpass purifier aud cleanser Of the shin nothing
cqu,i il shaving compound IL is the most delicious
article ertan and gentleman who values luxurious
sor,al operation should for moment be without IT. IT It
valuable maiden, wife mother father brother or lover
il possible the helpless nuseling whose tender
akin so chsed and cannot have anything
delight uly soothing applied TO It than oousnds Italian
Beware of spurious soaps purporing be medicted and
ciy beware OF counterfeit Of Gourauds Soap sold IN
Courandt street The only place ia New York who're 1ou
r,ud articles be obtained genuine, at depot 81
Walker street. first west Of Broadway New York.
all 3Mts
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ION sesi, for French and AMERICAN Paer HansinEs.
Window sh do, Curtau Materials, Ornaments &c-Ihe
above ARTICLES also. mrnufcursr q the galyan,sed sprns
Pure hair aud 9TH Matrr Feather Beds ac with every
Article in the Upholstery line, at the lowest possible prices
furnished. H. DAVlES
AZ Wg~rc Uphosssrsr, ie4>t Fulton IT,
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NOTICE.
ss~~so. STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-On and
stT sYN sds AF5pd I' IL sNp ssRsSSi s;

LxAyE STATEN ISLAND
At Q, 9, ., 1911, A. NJ, and l, 2, J. 4, 9, ].
LrAvE yoRx
Az TO- ii, A. NJ and ten minutes p.zs ., szd az T.
., y, o'clock. r. M.
New York Aprii i7,h sir
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OUkAYThere appears TO be different classes of
" in York Do you know what makes class looks
much superior the oher Answer That's fact that has
struck frequently But have been able TO account
the difference. IL certainly the CLOTH altogether
Why noet tell yon class buys six shirts from
Scott 81 Nassau street, aud his shirts being cut Style
mechnncal they consequently fit beautifully The other
class don't whether they shirts
AS long they erated When want Shirts cal
there frst-hc sells magnificent for 81 So and
them to it. Opposite Herald Office Established 1885,
suI9 }Ot srrc
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AhklAGES Largest ass0rfm: Mt OF Carriages tins
~ cry for sale o439 Broadway coliseum Building)
at greatly reduced liz comprising
Coaches, Phcatons, Barouchcs,
BuggIes Rockaways Wagons
Also style fcarages for four persons, with
AVID without together with large Of harness
ais 30tsm H. ROGERS.
DABY JUMPERS-To Southern and Western Merchants
- Your attention respect Nv called novel and
useful invention the Patent Elastic Baby Jumper for the
hea!thul exercise aud amusemsn of infants The rsef a
iords those having Of children the sale
everywhere commanded with the liberal percentage allowed
those who buy the .tce 70 sell again. renders i most de-
GEO w. TUT Inventor and Proprietor
W holesac and Re all Depot, 81 Broadway, N. Y
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0.D BROADWAY (corner Of John st.).-TO THOSE
~ WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

From the Evening Post of Rings unupprench
praised by those who made trial Of last year the
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed it is fully conceded
by those who know that il impossible manufacture
article equal to It, sotening to the skim fragrant
destroyer Of feckles and pimple and sold cheaper
than the old ALI therefore, would consult
nony and comfort IN shaving shosid themselves of il
know by be the kind Of shaving SOAP and
those who have troublesome boards should
WI hout il.
Prepared and for SALE wholesale and retail by Charles H.
King Druggist 1872 Broadway, corner Of John street.
nuo0aO re-
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I N ~ kSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate the
County of New York notice hereby given all persons
New York. grocer, deceased present the same with the
Vouchers thereof to the subscriber the Office Of james
Or dley, No SO Nassau the city of New York on
before the 3ist day Of January n.xDaed New York
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i. H.& H. D. HOUGh. Aucuoneer.
1&R WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
M2 Monday Aug 2sd at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, At W hiic
NY hall slip, Of the u. T. Revenue Office ,Ythe well
known l6 feet Dinkey sail boat TROUBLER, nearly new
well found and fit for immediate service.
Also, and place. light 81 feet board
SkiH, adapted, ther for a sail or row boat.
NJ Blf the weather be unav arable the sale will be
poned the day Tuesday1a the time aud place.
ago 3tE S&M ~m
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EMOTION WALkk FILTERS AT ONE DOLLAR
~ EACH.-J. STONE. No. 800 Broadway, New York
begs inform his friends and the public OF this city and other
aanged hi. improved Water Filters that they be
that person keep them order by repenshng
the lterng medium at the most tring expense single
inspection will convince any of their superiority any
other Filter in r. S.-fn other Filters sold usual.
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Yellow kevor at New ar eaas
hIcHMorD, Aug. ~,
interments from yellow fever at Now Orleans, du IA.
the "a hours ending the morning OF the lAth nsA
deaths at the Charity Hospital for twsnrviour on
ending the evening Of the same dxv, Ia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10
From the N. Orleans Delta.
FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.

Ell Monitor, of the 2Sth April, urges the
necessity Of responding Immediately to the
cali of the Government, and that every man
or boy, capable Of bearing arms, should do
SO without admitting any excuse under any
circumstances. But the editors add, that in
stead of hurrying to the defence of the ma
ton, there are many who 60 into the coun-
TRY, and others pretend that they have no
arms and are quiet at their homes, confident
that others will risk their lives to defend
them-but that if every man did not take
guards and MALTA would be dissolved, and
each man would have to defend himself as
he could.
The accounts received from the different
| Departments, in regard to the arming Of
guerrilla bands, were very encouraging to
the Mexcans. At Tescoco they were en-
listing fast, both infantry and cavalry, under
obtained appointments. In the State of Ca
jaca they were organizing different bodies,
in order to intercept the march of American
trains and troops to and from Vera Cruz
Three bands of guerrillas had been formed
at Puebla, under the commands of Generals
Furlong, Rea and Ormoechea. These forces
would march Immediately towards Izucar,
in order to resist the Americans on their
march towards the capital. Gen. Moarez
was still organizing his forces at the South
According to the recent law, which compels
tevery citizen from Is to 60 to take up arms,
there will be gathered, in Is States alone,
upwards of $4,000 incorporated that all
those avho are liable to duty enlist
Ell Monitor inquiries lift will be permitted
that such small army as that of the Ameri-
cans, who are now marching to the very
gates of the castle, will be allowed to enter
that city unmolested, when a body of So,
900 men can be raised to resist them-that
there is no want of means-but want of
valor, of patriotism, is the only fault The
members of the Legislature of the State of
Mexico addressed patriotic proclamation
to the people they presented, calling upon
them to respond faithfully and without de-
lay to the wants Of the country. Don Lo-
ROMEO Arellano, Governor of the State of
Guiana juata, also endeavores to excite the
men under his command to prepare them
selves Immediately, with whatever arms they
could obtain.
The Iris Espanol, the organ of the Span
iards in Mexico, recommends that in order
to have good result from the guerrilla sys-
tenn it is necessary that they should be con-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE A.
FLouR-$9.75 per barrel
WHEAr-Prime red 1912, white So. 10 $2.lI;
choice white for family flour S2.26 $3.50.
CoRN-Whte Ia yellow lis.
OATs-62 cents.
ToBAcco.-The market frmer and more active,
and for the better qualities prices somewhat higher
We quote as follows Maryland inferior and com
mon at 50 So; good common So $3.50; good
81 a IS; fine 81 Sl4. The inspections of the
week are:-llll hhds. Nd; Is Mo-, and 200
Ohio-Total 1880.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-06-10

EXPORTS OF BREADsTuFEs.-The Balti-
more Patriot of Friday evening says, "the ex-
ports of breadstuffs during the past. week,
have been comparatively small. Five ships
have cleared for England and Ireland since
our last weeks report, taking an aggregate
amount of breadstufs, as follows, viz-3413
bbls flour, 1897 bbls. cornmeal, 1892 BUSH
els wheat, 30,203 bushels corn, and $4,000
bushels oats. There are 90 vessels loading
with breadstuns for ports in England, Ire
land and other parts of Europe, and the
West Indies''