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FROM The INDIAN CoUN1Ry-Jlerico In
citing Indian lhssacreS. The Philadelphia
papers contain the following despatch re-
ceivcsl from Cincinnati.
A correspondent ofthe St. Louis Re-
veille writing from the Usage nation, states
that the Camanche Indians now in council
with the Osages, told the latter that the
Spaniards meaning the MeXicans, we pre-
sumo had advanced. them large sums of
money, and made many presenls..of mules
as payment for numbering the Americans
who travelled along the road, and de
stroyed their property.
In order to stimulate in this work,
large rewards We're literally paid for
every scalp and ox-tail which the Canaan
ches brought in. 1t was therefore their
intention to take their old stands on both
sides the Arkansas river early in the
spring.
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COL. PHILIP FRANCIS THOMAS
AND
PyopertV Qualification,

On Tuesday afternoon last, Col. Philip
Francis Thomas-the Locoioco Candidate
for Governor; III his speech, at the Market
House, in this place, gave uterance 10 the
following sentiment.
q an in favor OF representa-
lien according TO tayation that is,
il you pay taxes on a dollar's
W9Fth Of Property mere than | do.
| AIN willing you shall have a del
lars worth Ct influence more than
| have"
We take the above from the Ilagcrstowu
Torchlight and also learn fom'a gentleman
just from that place, that Mr. Thomas did
make the above declaration.
IL We heard that the Loco Foco can
didate for Governor, 2. T. Thomas, once
said GLE WOULD HEAD A MOB FOR
THE PURPOSE OF TAREING AND
FEATHERlNG ANY MAN WHO
WOULD ACCEPT TIE OFFICE OF
COLLECTOR OF DIRECT TAXES"
Such a declaration would have been in
perfect harmony with Mr.. Thomas senti-
mcnts and acts in relation to the tax sys-
TEN, and is probably true. We do not
however vouch for its accuracy. II
comes to us in the shape ofrumour, and in
that form we give it, Will his friends
deny it. VIII Col. Thomas himself de-
ny he INDUCED in language of the sort
Cambridge Chronicle.
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SLAs WnIGur.--The biography OF this
distinguished statesman is thus summed
up by the Albany Atlas:
'Mr. Wright was born in the town OF
Amherst, Mass, on the oath day Of May,
l795.-l'he subsequent year his father
and family removed to Vermont. In
1873 he graduated at Niddlebury College
in that State, and commenced the study OF
the law at Sandy Hill. In the fall OF
1923 he was elected to the State Senate
from St. Lawrence county. In 1927 he
was elected to Congress. In 1929 he
was chosen State Controller, to which Of
flee he was in 1882 reelected by the Leg
islature. In 1888 he was chosen United
States Senator, to which Office he was re-
elected in 1887, for the term Of six years,
In 1888 he was again reelected, and in
IS At was called from the Senate to take
The post Of Governor, on which he entered
on the LIST of January, 1915, and from
which he retired on the 1st of January,
1877. He died aged 81 years."
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NOTICE.,

There will be special meeting CT
the Orphans Court Of Cecil county on
the first Tuesday Of September next, it
being the 18th day of said month
Test. GEO. R. HOWARD,
REGISTER Of Wills for Cecil co.
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g." -imcricus" will lave place next
week.
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BY virtue of decree of the Court Of
Chancery Of Maryland, the undersigned
as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale on
Wednesday the
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Aug. 2Sl
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W. 3. UNNFIELD, Treasurer.
P. 5. The tract selected for this effort IS en-
titled the Spoiled Child, No. %, English series.
a narrative OF facts, showing the effects of early
indulgence, bad company, protuslon of money,
Sc, in a life Of ntemperance and prema' urc
death.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10

dcns. The leaves of the mulberry (for the silk
worms) very abundant aud healthy Wheat and
Rye short in straw, but well headed and the
Maize is very promising, The Flax plants look well,
and the Vines most beautiful.
The accounts from Southern Tirol are equally
favorable. Near RovcrcdO the Wheat had shot, in
some places, on the 23d May. The Maize and the
Vines looked as well possible.
In Austrian Galiicia the fields have in general
very promising appearance.
The accounts from Raab in Hungary, and from the
Bannat very favorable. All the crops looked as
well as possible, except the Rape. In two or three
other districts there were complaints of a want of
rain.
From Bohemia the accounts Of all the crops are
excellent.
In Bavaria there was every prospect of an abun-
dant harvest.
In Brand"nburg the weather was most favorable
for the growing crops
In Tuscany and I.ucca MAY 2l) there were conf
dent hopes of a large Grain crop.
In the states Of the church MAY 22) the Wheat
looked exceedingly WELL but the Maize had suffered
from continued dry weather.
About Bremen the appearance Of the crops was
very favorable.
In Moldavia there still complaints of want Of
rain.
Letters from the ncighborhood of Licgc speak
most fayorably of the crops.
All the accounts from France very favorable.
About Bologna the Wheat promises well; but the
Maize isinjurcd by the dryncss of the weather.
The Wheat crops in Tunis and Trpoli are very
good.-LircrpooI Europe an Times, June 10.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10
THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see mex
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those dates:-
At Boston: Nothing had been done in Flour or
Corn since the arrival of the steamer, and no dspo
stion was exhibited the part of buyers to operate
Very little doing in Coffee or other Groceries. All
the Linsccd Oil in market had been bought up at
65a66 cts, cash, and 67s was subsequently offered
and refused.
At Ne,c York: No change in the Coffee market,
which continued dul.-The market for Cotton had
not fairly opened since the receipt Of the steamer
adyices and there but little done previously
The Flour market dull with decline in prices
of 5Oa75 cts the closing of Michigan and Ohio
being 6.l2ba $6.3lss, and Genesee 637 $o.oo.
Nothing done in Southern Rye Flour entirely un,
settIed and the asking rates for Western Corn Meal
were 50a S 3.75 per brl-1here was also material
reduction in the price of Grain; the sales OF good
mixed Western Wheat on Saturday being at l.45a
81 55 and very prime $780, but on Tuesday it sold
at SI.30 Nothing done in Rye. Barley quoted
not over Is cts Corn had declined about III cts the
closing sales ranging from Is TO 10 for mixed, I2a'o
for flat yellow, and so cts for round all weight
Missouri Lead had declined TO SAP, cash, with
sales.-The trade were buying Molasses very spar
ingly.-Very little change in Naval Stores-lhe
Provision market was not influenced by the steamer $
accounts, but Beef and Pork remained inactive. Lard
was little frmer, and held higher.-All the recent
sales of Cassia, embracing among them lot OF 5i0O
mats, had sold at l5l cts per h., 6 mos.-W hiskey
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10

was considerably lower on Saturday it was down to
90 cts. The transactions in Sugars were on the most
moderate scale.
At PhHadoiphia: The steamers adviccs unsettled
the Brcadstuis market and it appears to have since
continued. Flour was much depressed, the sales
of best brands making in moderate lots at 550a 55Gi
and Western at 1928 per brl. Corn Meal was sell
ling at $780, and yellow Corn at 10 cts.
At NclU OricaHS: The steamer Cambria's accounts
had caused advance Of ga! ct. on Cotton, but to-
wards the close prices tending back again. and
only trhing business had been done, and that
fined TO mid qualities at 9lalO cts.-Sugar and Mo-
lasscs were quct-Tobacco remained about last
reported ion next page. Flour had declined 10
uSG25, about u 900 brls Ohio and Illinois having
sold within the three days--AIl descriptions OF Pro-
visions without any change, Lard continuing to
tain its late improved pricc.-W hskey was dull and
prices looking downtown had given way 5H5 cts.
and W heat 2Oa25, the former ranging from G5 to 50
cts, and the latter .2Oa s 30 per bushcl.-Lcad
was in much better demand, 1000 pigs having sold
S3.S5.-Thc demand for Rio Coffee exceeding
ly lmtcd.-EXchangc continued dull There was
rather an improvement in the rates Of Freight from
the increased amount offering.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10
COASTWISE.

BoStOn-Bdrk Laurence.
Mackcrel 81 brs, J Corner s. Sons; boots and shoes
1900 cases, e. Bartlett Fife Grinnell, and others
50 brs, 5 bags, orders domestics 500 pkgs,
Wyman Appleton & Co, Harrison 4 Co, and others;
foreign mdzc 200 pkgs' sundry conslg1ees'
BOStOn--Bdrk Maryland.
Rum 0brlS, Wilmington & Eastman; 80 do, Gar
land s Cunningham; wine IS or csks, order; boots
and shoes 600 cases. Bartlett; nuts 81 bags, domcs
tic, 400 pkgs, foreign mdzc 500 do, sundry persons
BOstOn-Brig ROdOiM.
Hides 1900 rum 80 brlS, oranges and lemons 100
bxs, order; 80 brls, G Harvey; mdze 500 pkgs,
Nac Iork-Sch. Flight
Rasins 200 bxs, l. Thomson & Co; mdza l2Opkgs,
order.
Netp York-.Sch V9miHion.
Bristlcs > csks, Birckhcad & Pcarce; srop hhds,
Wilmington x Eastman; hats bxs, Fitc & Grin
nell; plate glass cases, Eaton Bros; mdzc bxs, w
Spear; do, Hooper Chcscbrough; 300 do, Rose,
Nc,c Yok-sch. Chesapeake
Sirop - hhds, Wilmington s Eastman; tobacco
hid, Sullivan s. Sons; tin plate 100 bxs, wire 10
bdls salcd hides 100, iron 81 bds, mdze 800 pkgS,
Rose, Merrill s. Co., and others
Nelr YOrk-Sch. EHicoH.
Cassia 4 crates, F w Bruno s Sons; wine 10 brls,
J F Strohm & Co; copper cases, W Spear; mdze
25 10 kegs Taylor s Son; tin AZ bxs, oil i
csk, soda ash tons, liquor 80 brls, mdzc 297 pkgs,
order.
Nar Tork-Sch. Mary Ann.i
Lead pipe , csks, wire SO bdis, f Pratt Bro;
grain 1900 bushels, Bryan s. Co; wine l3 Or csks L
Thomson S Co; mahogany 8 pkgs, W Tyson &
Co; Is hf chsts, clay 100 brls, mdze 300 pkgs,
w Brown and others.
MobHe-Brig ChOctGp.
Cotton 100 bales, W s. G Morris; 95 do, w w
Spence s Co; % do, Fisher, Miller & Co; 2l2 do,
sundry cons gnces.
Ne,r Orleans-!Sch. Gdeelle
Whskey 250brls, Wilson s Hopkins; wheat HOO
bushels, order.
Ne,r OrlednS-Sch. Boutwell,
Wheat 1875 sacks, whskcy 80 brls, corn 300 sacks,
Elder, Gclston & Co; whiskcy Ala brls, order;
30 bales, Wilson & Hopkins; y do, W Ken
ncdX.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10

WESLEY STARR & SONS,
COM MISSION NJ RCHAN TS
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO,
WESLEY STARR, No. Light street Wharf.
RoeT. y. STARR BALTIMORE,M
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10

G5-Lctfer Sheet Prices Current for the steamer
Caledonia to leave Boston 10th inst for Liverpool,
will be ready for delivery at the publication Office of
Lstord's Price Current next Tuesday morning, 18th
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10
12,437 brls. 500 Inf. brl

I2,43I DTS. O2Z 1T. DIS
Forming total for the week of l2,69S brls. Wheat
Flour. The exports within the same time to foreign
ports have amounted 1907 brls; of which there
were to Great Britain 1872 brls, besides 200 do
Corn Matchmaking total to the United Kingdom
since September to Sth inst. inclusive, of 2o6,O5O
brls Wheat Flour, and ZOO do Corn Meal.
The following is the amount of Flour and Corn
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-10
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 g. cts single, or cts
each, for more copies.
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c..vxRcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


SATURDAY, r. NJ
The s,ocL Market was buoyant, and the Fancies
~. an upward fight The amount of business was
..a.,,b, The rumor Of the street Is, that the Har-
Il. csuo.p, have recently supplied all the wants OF
=. .1o,,. b, selling 1900 shares Of their stock the
,.,,, being appropriated to the payment OF the press
..,',.,. AZ ,ip,, The road When Company is so in
,,s,cIou. "a 10 supply the market with an unlimited
na.,a,, Of 4. own stock at 30 y cent how can the en-
,srv.n, operator. Of ws't. be expected to get Up a
..s,s.tul corner, 1t 10 believed that this issue OF
so.. va. taken BY parties vino were anxious to obtain
"a. control Of the rosd and that 1t will produce
,h.ss, In tho ADMINISTRATION at the next election.
IN Bills there 10 little or nothing doing. Sterling
.sas for good City names A sale OF 5000, good
,Hbu, nos veil Known, was made at 81 y cent Francs
rsJ3
The Freight Markets. scarcely so firm or active.
The La G.ssse taken for Ireland at 10 I'd and 25d
.d some engagements for Liver pool at "a and gid To
u.rrs tie market dull vessels leaving that trade
M The English.
The Reports Of the various Railroads of this
s., have been made to the Legislature. The toHow
IN, wer. the receipts and expenditures including inter
a, On debt Tor lsiS The expenditures exclusive
ol new fixtures and construction, and the receipts are
Al. ..A..,, s.xninos onlv.
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..,e,.st three O'Clock this morn
rayi-A0o,s,, IN he four story brick building, on
:. ers eros, IA scott ffs occupied oy nessIs,
- oopss Of mill furnishing and hour store ana
csset So,e . wholesale grocery ana tne ou.o
- hg-s.,,. wss entirely consumed toss'ncI
y % 4 e".sen building adjoining occupied ~
= snta a. a tobacco and segar store. no oo'.
T. J. NJ !, the estste OF T. hsy~e'o a ~ ua,,.
!. xscfsa 80 and Protection Companies OF na't
- y tbe ISM n, the stock Of Messrs Hayward
"a n r az insurance OF 5000 IN the iisfuoro
-, ere .snx and on the stock oil J. I. iny"afo
,.sspr of 5000 In the ttns ana fro'ec
<rt 49,. which fully covers the 'o's "a .''es1
- C@. y;mbsn. We understsnd "e' ~ a.
- -. his lose at about 500. poiuon a. vic
- - q, the brick bui'oing 49, tS,-r,,n,s
~ F.ur g. g. Thomas who los, a., nl' W -
.s,ssg y MI va ~ "a. uninsured. but Com Adv. ).
&c., hiding nj Cohoes Falls. owned by the
H1pe es,' nd occupied by Homer & koss'
tss Ce~2'ir, Ester and Miller & vanssntwood' law
tfsss - post Office. was consumed on hIs'uay
n pt " ,o,.cL Messrs NJ & V. and Mr.. r. lost
1T sccs' k.oIs The contents OF the Postofhce
90 W" ..yed All insured except hessrs' NJ q v
sss 80 ., Ieuis Republican says. IN regard TO
n ioe s,.,ofore mentioned in The Inoune) IN
iss ss ne S,,,o;. We are etwithout many Oh inc
srnt, hnt = letter thence states, Una, sne ~. ~.
ps.ccalSs ". three o'clock on the morning OF the
epnnsntso w.. 10 The stables attached to the CITY
"a Hp'o he and All the buildings connected with
i '. sS soyed. cop:as!so: !g o[ioV Q,
he fsrniiue, " seventeen horses were burned 70
go destroyed ~ n The buildings from Pomeroys
a. ne so s 70 Diekeys bakery were consumed IN.
erss store y.,o. osce Biys barber shop mliner
fl,tng the Asyu "a some cabins below, and oil
.Aos, Jsvets ''y he zane block. Hofmsns Row was
ss Of item w dre.5lul excitement and al one time
sssst lnefe .,.set Of half thu town being burned
nes Was P'csY~.. bieh and the sparks were flying
ss u s,sa faa.ey the Progts': , OF the
ssnes wss roppsss TO- ,oru we understand is without
s 5Is, eo /. ne d suy description ,. A., W.
~ 49, Yarmouth Register that on the oath ult.
= o:.ss ss :ss ss' Of ps's e. wa so is'
% ore " .r.er. containing gold fishes The rays OF
=. ~. = sy pes;sS s5 s. s nS fGG se
eon,s'ss ~ ,o been perceived, tho house would have
$40. ',~ued and the cause Of course, ascrbcd to an
s.x.rss here had been no fire in II for some days
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DIET

Yesterday the It'll inst. Of conyulsions Ri BEN
STARR BONNiRD. aged years months ard - days
SOD Of Francis A. BOnnsrd Of Willismsburgh, / J.
The funeral vii take place At hafpsst o'clock ihi'
day.
At Exeter. n II Jan. %, Hon. NATHANIEL GiLNAS
aged ga man too well known and too universal
revereDced and beloved 10 need a eulogy a. shoe
vi which cOmeth In IL be has gone 70 IA
grave in good old age and been gathered his fathers
lie born Nov TO- 1883 assistant 20 bis Ather
Hon. Nicholas 6ilman) in the Treasury Department
and Continental Loan Office az early a. IN. nembei
Of the State Senate in 1925 and s02 Representative Il
lsOi and State Treasurer from ls05 10 1913 inclusive
except -os.
AtConcor5 g. II. Goth ut Gen. Henry SweetseT. =
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TO THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK AND
SIrRRDITSUISG COUNTRY.


RENARK.BLE CUEE oF CONFIRMED co>sUhftioS'
lNR sWANSf-- Dear SIR Lfest caljrd by \ sense O
Dduy owe 20 suffering humanity, u acknow ledge my
grateful thanks for The wonderful effects OF your Compound
Syrup Of wild Cherry on me, after suffering month
aner month with the most affecting Of all diseases, con
sumption. The fret symptoms Of very heavy cold
which settled on my lungs, which gradually grew worse
with prOluse night sweats, hacking cough splitting
blood with great debility my Constitution seemed broken
down, and system very much impaired went TO
PhAde phia treated there by physicians OF the high
est standing but received benefit whatever from them
but gradually until physicians. AZ well as
myself gave up all hopes Of recovery and Tell IKE one
who about 10 pass through the Valley Of the Shadow OF
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, Of which purchased six
bottles which am happy to say entirely cured me- and
enjoying better health than have before In
my life Physicians who Witnessed my case are highly
recommending It'll similar cases and Wish you 10 make
this public that all know where procure
d, at once which viii reach their disease before tamperng
with the many "qusck nosrums' with which the country
flooded. My residence Is 81 Ann-s where should be
happy have the above subanIated hy personal inter
view. ALBERT A. ROSS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Segars a Ann-st N. Y
Another Nev-York testimony:
hereby certify, that having been subject 10 pains 10 my
chest, attended with violent colgn for Ten years ana
have tried almost every known means Tor relief have
found your compound syrup OF via Cherry To give me
almost instant relief have not used more Than half
bottle and feel that Is unnecessary To take any more Tor
this attack which has been An any previous
one. think u vauabe .medicne and worthy ihr alien
ton OF all similarly afflicted. THOMAS MUNkOE-
Prepared only By DR.. IL. Sw.y~E. his principal Office
corner Of Eighth and Race Philadelphia All Wild
Cherry preparations being fictitious and counsfiei with
out bis signature.
Aeenf, IN Ner- York Csy-Chs.. H. Ring, cor Of Broas
way and John-s; r. A. Sands ls3 Bowery h. r. arns,
III Broadway J. c. Hart, $40 Graptst Mrs- hsy
BROOKLYN: b. Olds < Son, Newark ~ j. llo epdls
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nlis6ella
vILLEPLAIT's HIGH SCHOOL,

For the edsoa,o of Young Iaiss, 80 Greenest befree
Clafon and Warsrig piacc.
rNHE NEXT REGULAR TERM In this Institution vii
i commence on Monday. the 18Th inst
Instruction given IN all the branches Of thorough Eng
lsh education This department Is under The immediate
supervision % Mrs. NepsiL formerly Miss Roscoe Of
New I'm < and } assisted By eminent teachers
In addition 10 he above Prof. Nllleplan gives daily les
sons n his native tongue and the system adopted by HIN
renders the acquisition OF the French language apparently
easy and the pronunciation pure.
Tie u1ulbsr Of pupils though limited. Is sufficient 70
command the rst talents In th- different departments snd
10 secure al The advantages resulting lhefefrou.
Tuition from . 10 Sls per quarter.
For any other Information apply As AboEe elmer persor
ally or by letter. ~ Sus
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General Notices.

~ Widening Of Cherry -st.-Tkis ru.noas measure
to all person. owning properly each side Of cheysL
between Pearl and Csihane 10 about TO be
mated. ~ Only two three persons owning property
In The Fourth Ward have signed the petition, and this fact
renders il certain that those who real the
Fourth Ward must be assessed for the million the
il to cost Those opposed this villanous viii
please call and sign At The store q Ar
Steele, III Cherry-st Or 2is.
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keepers, house seePers sod otner,,
are bsrehy informed iha; all metallic articles suitable
for repAns such a. cssiors uays coffee ufns tease1s
c.ndesicss spoons forks, Se from which INC Plate u
worn Of wholly or 10 par may oe renewed and IN nany
To anprrr better than when new, a. small e1-
s bx being r-paied By the subscribers 81 their esisb
ishmeu Nos 81 and u Resde-si where ihey isPise sue
.reIes and gd watches cups spoons ke IN the oes, and
noe. permanent mannef. . ,-., -. 4 III
All binds Of plaing anc gliding and repsune ana re9a-
ia are done By the subscribers ~ anu manner s4Po
nor 10 ANYTHING heretofore done tn this ely;
oecim.n. OF their WORK may be -eeu az heir .toe Nor
90 81 Pe.de-st lsf Iwl SPALDISG 4 WATTS.
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