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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19
-.THE oyLY ExIsTIS,Gf , woSpE Ist. S1s

THE ONLY EXISTING WOSDER o. ne
I-NAgeisOR DEWITT c. kELLlNUEhS ihihliSe
III LinimeuL This truly ssonishirz medicine 10 ne
ony article 10 nafksi hal he afflicted can gel H4i
before The money Is paid his IL always done ~ INC DOC
i-r when requested clear. beautiful and iran.psf-
-nt rud highly fragrant and perfectly delightful IA rs "a
,or and especially designed 10 be prescribed inirrnA
CreIierusy and i warranted 10 cure 10 lew os 1ef
ell Other r-nede. have failed. All rnrumsic ano scIou
every nature frosi bites burns pains IN me oseA aI ~
iecg)as OF The spine, dsoesons OF lon
bunioas eorns and eaou.es OF every desepuon tooso
sod nervous hesSsch one dos.s sfen sccsrdlng
% direction a. certain bilious enohe dsfrnra
- - Il Il taken, and al s5ecaons o. VIC az ~
ran. OF every nsaurs Yield It's influence immediaIe
Fever md Asue broken IN doses swsya TO BE ESQ
moved fro, ao Iobg.t also Al the central depot Haiem
Railroad Oace City He'll PARK, and Al ne prnelp aug
and other stores and throughout ne cry sn'
try generally he medical faculty are solicited 70 Al ano
examine ihis meiicne snd can ny j 70 nef ealae
faction free Of esAfge. the clergy furnished gas o. ~
occasions. - -
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nR. IRA q. FRAZER, the esleersted Cancer Doc
~ Tor who dcciors oa The l3dian mode q praeaee AZ
; Hofe FOR ,bce days ouly 10 each and every mo1h for
The season yvh.n s-cnsens OF cancers car - seer on
taos- days, ~neh have been removed y - o. 10y
n Y. mylc o~'
n Y. STEVENS, Cabinet Furniture Assaiaeiurer,
u. 67 Chrys st-A kinds Of furniture made 10 order
% tns o-st materials sad al ne shortest hoee NOfk
msd- snt rspsi-ed With Punctualy and ohpsieA
myi7 MWSsIn.
SILVER SPOONS. Forks Ladies and Buref Knives
CwsrrAried a. good a. American coin-
myll 7v' SD. ROCKWELL, lei ChsrrysL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-19

THE WILLOW OR CHESTER Springs for
4 Waiercure and Summer Resort This establishment
+ situated thry.iwo miles from Philadelphia 10 besut.
f urdulatrg country and is completely arranged Tor all
purposes Of the practice Of the Waiercure as wen as TOT
The accommodation OF pleasure visitors - ~
Visitors take the Reading Cars al Pmladelphia Tor
Phnnixvile and thence miles by sthge 70 The spnngs1
For farther Information address Drs GEO. LINGEN and
CHAs. =. HOFFENDAHL, Chester Springs. Chester CO.
Pc. alo pHNom-
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~ an Ex,- yFCFTaRI-E syrUpand Pow.

q HADLOCk'S VEGETABLE syrup and row
~ d-r-the sfectus cure for diseases OF Tue ungs
80 and liver ever offered to The public. The knowl-
EfS dee Of the peculiar virtues Of The vegetable which
k-f oms the basis Of this medicine was irst discov-
E&3 red by the naive Of he South before they
~ eere compelled leave the home OF their iaihers
O. Inc Far Wesi, the knowledge Of which was hrst
.,,r,nnicaiei 10 me on my way to St Augustine In
ssreh 81 health In the Winter Of 1873 and which was
he means through kind Providence, OF restoring me 10
hssi,r srer all hope % recovery had failed MY pbysi-
s,.r 49, In number tie eminent In the ciiyi pro-
Sonreed my q confirmed consumption, ana lncG
,shis NV Them. am OF the difficulty experienced
by the public 10 deciding upon the merits OF me dneren
medicines Kept before IN constant and lengthy pubncs
,on purpong TO cure all The diseases 10 which our fra
nature Is subject can only say, that after eighteen years
exnereuce Ia this city and neighborhOod have been IN
srmrntA Ia producing many remarkable cures amer Gil
tbr remedies have failed. The success Of this medicine
bss be.n entirely owing its intrinsic merits and TO the
recommendation OF such friends a. were acquainted WIN
, rase and others who have been cured by ia use. In
cases Of bleeding The lungs II has never failed 10 cure
pracice and recommend its to their patients would
farmer add that all Of he best botaniss speak In unqns
fed terms Of ito superior healing gualiles upon me ng
a. well az ia efficacy 10 all scTo1lous bilious, chronic
dv.peptic dropsca and kidney sf,ctons. The pubic
are 10 call me, or on any or my agents IN
nos n the popuous In the country and get one OF
INV psmDhet. In the form OF Almanac FOR 1871 contain
iny Tie particulars Of my own extraordinary case also
b certificates OF sny others together with NE references
m aid the several towns where the medi
cine ia kept for sse which cannot be inserted IN lns a
yertsement on account Of their lengh Ins Almanac Is
distrhued grAiuousy all who wish 10 make Them selves
ACQUAINTED with the merits OF this medicine Kept con-
tstIv on hand Al oesse and retail al tne - ye es7o-
n.hmsni, zoo wsier-st ltos'l JAMES WILSON,.
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8 for two weeks in May. were

The exports by Canal from the opening of the Canal
Up to the l5h inst being the first two weeks OF Canal
navigation, are appended. The number of cesrances
are CLIO and the amount Of tolls collected Sa2O49 So
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A NIRRI.EA AZ Gnnn As BITE.-The GI

n void hool invented by Geo. W. GrswOd, Of Potlers-
Vile Y This Is the Plus Ultra Of h'h hooks and Is
use IL Is arranged with spring, lever and striking hoos
The srk ng hook Is adjusted thzt when sch II isys
along sde Of The main aud Is retained by slde
when The FISH nbbes the striking hook oescends ana taxes
him on the outside Of The head They are made OF various
sizes and adapted taking all kinds of hsh For sale
WHOLESALE and relsilby JUHN j. BROWN L co.
myl ~ fuYoh-sl.
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NFOR SALE CHEAP A hne young eot ,'s
l-|Nwsrrsp,ed sound good Iavelrf-wul sIaro ~i1b-
IL out wing Also wagon nearly new, leather TOP
&c. IN good coo5l.0n Also harness srign, pens V4hao
robe and many article Of household furniufe- Apply
Administrator lS Woosv-r-si uSi
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n stip Naraioa, from LipUpa0l-Niss snswhry, Ire
land; MIR McClurnsn Tsmpico; John Kerr. Montreal
James Browse Liverpool. and S37 in the sieeTSge.
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SHAKESPEARE.
9oRTICuLTURST FOR MAY.

HoRTICULTURST FOR MAY
INST PT-SIISHFD-Th. work 10 entirely devoted to
j Horticulture aud Ia Edited by A. j. DoWhns. W.
known to be fully competent for such Work. s1Os0'p
tion nrics only per wear Subscriptions received oy
my4 MARX II. EEWMAS co. 1872 broadNAy.
oULTIvAToR FOR MAY. ,,,,.
INST RFCEIVED- sgbscribsrs receiy- their nuni
j bers by calling Subscription price one non P1' 'e'
Comoieie sci. OF the hack volumes always on nato.
ynyt MARK III NEWMAN CO, 1879 broaiwsy.
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. LADIES GOLD WATCHES Of superior
quality fos sale al reduced prices, A. ne Old s.snd
' il 10; Cherfy-.t by . ,,c,,,,v,r,
= Is nv II 2w" SAhL- ID hoChN Ill
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OFFICE OF "THE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE

hFFECE Of THE ltOfE iltltAL Lhr II
OInsurance Company" Wall a. Mortimer Buildings,
New-YOrk, 18th March, 1871. 80
This Institution, incorporated In Si6-wilh liberal and
perpetual charter and duly organized according TO law
tua principles the profits being divided annually
among the Insured according 10 the act OF Incorporation
The Of premiums conform with the usage OF otaer
similar cOmpanies-fOr the nvenience OF paries lnsDg
who would prefer to pay the premiums by nsalimens,
ia len TO their option when the premium exceeds 80 10
pay oneha In cash. and secure payment o. Ihs residue
Ia u months, by approved note bearing interest," Al
The lives Of married may be insured for the benefit
Of their wives ard children, so that upon inc decea. OF
the insured the wife II living, or not then hls children
will receive the amount payable by the policy free and
clear OF any claim by the creditors OF Ihs deceased
For the greater security OF parties nsurng with this
company the Trustees have provided indemnity fund
10 ne amount OF loses that accrue upon
policies issued by the company which Is to remain unu
capital exceeding shat amount ,hsli laye peen fes<ed
from the receipt Of premiums, when II Will be no longer
necessary and may be Withdrawn
The following Is list Of the Ocers and Trustees Tor me
ensuing year-viz -
Nathaniel Weed, Ezra Wood, Chsuneey Ayres,
Simeon Baldwin, Joseph B. Nones, Philip $. Gspin,
Dennis Perkins. Roswell Hoyt, VIM. L. Brewer,
John A. Dsven port Saml X. Sstierlee, James Dmon,
Alex'r H. Dana, c. h. BeaTdsley, ChHs. Whlltlesey,
Charles J. Taylor, John W. Leeds, Joseph ID. Warren,
Alexr Hamilton, Alex'r ~ Holly, stephen b. Provost,
lanes r Soutter, Vim. T. Minor, Theo Davenport.
ALEXANDER ~ HOLLY, President
JOHN w LEEDS. Assistant President
JOHN A DAVENPORT Vice President
JOSEPH g. MONIES Aclnary.
ROSWELL HOYr Secretary.
VIM WELLS, General Agent
Dana Woodruff Leonard, Esqs. Counseliors and At
loussy, Of The Company Tor NewYork.
VIM I. Minor, ESQ. Counsellor and Attorney FOR SIAM
Ezra Wood, NJ d. and A. Cooke Hull. NJ d. Physicians
Medical Examiners aud Advisers Of the Company for New
York
chsuncey Ayre., NJ D. Physician and biedicsl Adviser
for stamford myl eodn
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miscellaneous.


INCREASE OF SPEED AND SAFETY OF
S,TEsubOA7s-Thr .ts-riners n~n to.4 On h.
- pre,sy 20 try rruc ,e of pfoPcn " ~ ~
tr1l be wi ., ~ 0ae-eig hih u he nglt i1f y
eorep-n.stion Yy new method Of inerea.ne NE &c
,n1 safety Of Steamboats, bas ne n1 eSfIor-
hs.r 49, 5-4'"oS - NFf'' l0 Nesey 81
AWNINGS AWNINGS
FRENCH VENETIAN AND PLAIN A"NlNgs m Ia
Il - 100, fnson.r and fni,hed in spendid siyle
~ WORKMAN 4 BELL,
y ia Westst corner Of Warren, ). Y.
r. z. Don't forget the number 40 ,m
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Drp Goods.
R IN M. sTEBBINs.

RI D. M. STEBBINS,
NO. ~ NASsAUSr. have Tor SAFE IN iots 10 s4it Oar.
Brown s6SETiSGs Es'vrsue- radi.u H-.dAp.
We.iport. Wholesome, Hartford. Niles &C se sr-.,
vsrs.y q styles, heavy ard hne.
CHEESE CLOTHS !, -, and 3 Inches wide.
COTTON YARN Twi,, snd EiIlBs-so. 2 10 a.
rom ne best mills IN Paterson n for lsna,.eurer.o .,
COARSE YARNS FOR country rado-s.,or,ed No. s
TO- and TO H. Of superior quality nom Noru Ard SCUM
Csoans, Georgis VirglniA and NewJersey.
net Warn Wieking Seine Twire. &c &c
n B.-Llbefsl sdyanee. msde 90 eoo.ignnen.. a. sn
CLOTHING.
sFVIL VAsHIOsAELE sur
Rsaiy Madt, from IS 10 So,
AT the Cio.hing
WssEHo UsE
m,6 lG2 Fuliosst opposite NE Church In
NIRW AND SPLENDID sPrins GoOt.-L Z JEw.
NIT 7Ol Broadway has purchased al snetoa ard ~ii
sell Al shout hall Of heir original cost, sp.ndd Freoch
Muslius, Lawns. BAreges, NJ de Lanes, fnn. ard I'll
cIhs, drsss good. shsws IN great variety long c.sh
mere camel. hair, white ard coofef iniis crspe Rich
embroidered shs~ls Of al hnts iinen ensof ssnes.'
cNief, Tor less price thsn ever Known Ood blissns
can he had AZ 70i Broadway, lot door shove toaiAn
myi2 I'm
= Ow PRICED BROWN ~UEETING--A'.,g
NJ a. "a a and p CeGsr-.l u soor oea P-.rl-st 9.
mTl2 r N UNDERHiLL co
pRUSswICK -HKErI>Gs-Thi. se.sy GO sS, go
By layi2i T. n UEDERhILL co.
w heavy and some hae syle- Tor ssle ~
prices. By lmyl2l \. UNDERHlLL %.
CUFEsR ClOTHS-A lot Jlst received and iot sac
(a4 ct. per,d by. r \. UNDERhlLL W
L No. ,"r ss's ty NESMIrH co.
my5 ~ 49, = - ~
| go ~, ssIe by HESMITH co.
my5 - ~. = VIC 81
,,ISE BROWN GOODs-3co bales 81, 81 81, s., s.
II = ~ and 81 inches wide for sale BY
AS NESMlrh co. ~ and y Finest
nIFACUFD GOOD--5oo esses comprising every
Is wIdth style snd quality, foI sale by
s9S NEsMIrH co 81 and 50 Pine-sl
,SoTrON YARN-Of the best quality msnuiscTf-d
IA M. Rnon Mills assorted Ia bales, Noe 10 10 sad
~ and p, FOR sale by ,ro,s ,sr--,,-
myl L. r. hshhiSi 70 naenAnkePee-
NIANCHE~TER TWILL>, warranted iodlgodye
w being wide and heavy srlcle 4 pans oon sgfs sC
saeby lmylOl CT HARRIS IS Exebangepsce.
Ollie AND ORANGE PRINTS, on hne and ne.
ID dunn cloths Tot sale by {. =. HARRIS
mylo " ESeh.nge.plaee
DANrALOON sTUFFs FOR Summer wear. toI .sls
/ 4 very low by c.. HARRIS
uyl0 ~ Exchange plsee
i NJERRIMACK BLUE PRINTS q ~ Ire ,siCe.
+ NI psitsrns, for sale by c. r HARRIS
mylO ~ E,cbangeplse
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nnnrS Ann SHOES

y OF THE FIRST QUALITY a. me ONE Pki I
Il cheap Boot and Shoe store, l42 Cha1hsmst-Ihe
" subscribers would call the slenuon o. Ined Gus
veil assorted stock Of Ladies hsses and Chiidren
jsers Buskin, sps &c together Win iage stock OF
ieai, Bows and Youths Boots, shoes and bIosahsi
49, H. IN he following low prices:
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NrW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL

xITORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, ihe family eifele
w ComAlCu schools and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 80
M,Ps: series Of sixteen coored charts eson ~ y
aerompauI Ell by An elaborate ElsneniAfy tJs
whole designed 10 illustrate ne MECHANISM u N'7
by II. Madison. ,,., Yah man H.
The plsn of mis- work 10 entirely onginA- 49,
u.uaIe a distinct pArt " The movements .. f,i. ~
A. heavenly bjiss until al the leading Prlnelpe u
~. robe scieucp are made perfectly nieiNen.- " s
ssrrsr This Elementary Treatise describes escu Esle
on tbe map- and specially sdapts he OK 70 'ne
circle the private student and 10 schools lne ~
tsarbsr IN he use Off may instruct youth OF t"ese
s,t howard giving clear and practical knoNirlte "a
lie @ and will md increased interest and pleasure Va
DE andy a. he progresses The maps are hesuul -
vor 81 Art; hey are mounted and pat on IN ueAi -
f,r transportstion with COPY 81 me Ifease, -
per set on thick paper and a. so win eio'h oSeA
h.hed and FOR sale BY ,.,,,,, o,s p..,., Nv
SHAKESPEARE
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Friton.. aud examine The various styles OF behluu -
iorisi eleysnt and neat Bindings now resoy lof ms
.piendiily Illustrated edition u ShsSspeAe-fnes OF
Bnd.ng from TO s0. The proprietor has spaIsat 10
expanss 10 make these patterns ATTRACTIVE 10 me rune
Ard eouA 10 any produced IN this country, Englshu VI
~ 5000 COPIES - ...,
OF Harper's Pictorial Bible nave nccn uo"HS ia '"''
nshmenL Price TO g. ,,,--, v.,,,.. h-
rY- The great National work entitled ITO b1l'eu "
3 j Losing vii. b. ready by the 18Th Of June.
NIL I'm llf Fulton At
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rHHE AMIGA EKBOGhkh IRE Insurance Com.
j pany Of New-York-CapiAl sAO,1o. once "a
WssL-The Legislature Of this State Al iis lse ises.
sion passed AZ act changing tho corporate Dsne OF
Tho old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City Of New
YORK" TO KnicEerbOcker Fire Insurance Company OF
New-York All future business Of that Corporation VIII
therefore DO transacted under iis new name.
may be well to sdd by Of explanation, thai the old
Mutual" mountaineering It's ue, was In fact Stock
Company having capital all paid 10 and securely invested
sod that The change Of obtained prevent mis-
apprehension on that point
This Company continues insure against loss damage
by favorable terms similar institutions In this
civ. DIRECTORS.
George ireland, John Gray, Chas. r. Leyerich,
John OothOuI, Bolts Moore, Benz De Forest,
Geo Arcularius, Edward Coos, VIM Tucker,
Robert Bensou, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley
John Campbell, Adam NOrrie, Aexr Lawrence
George Conklin, Robert Kermit, VIM. Y. Dean,
Joshus Brush, Anthony Chsrdon, William Browning,
Robert L. Stuart, l.. G. Hamersley, Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
Hew.York. Aprill2. 1917. slS eeda
APRIL REPORT Of he Mutual Life Insurance
hCompaay Of New-York So WallsL This institution
during tho month Of April issued ninetyone nc" policies
VIZ:
To Merchants and Trsdsrs35To Physiciaus...
Manuf.rtureYs......... Lawyers 49,. .-.-....
uscSan,c. Igl Officer IN u. g Army =. 1
Proke1 1......... n sec'y o. an Ins. Co go. I
81 Architect ............-. l
II laa1es.
Farnrrs ............. n Other occupations.
CerEymen..... '.'''' ~ Lives Insured.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HassAY, 5ecreLary
nfSruss Posr. " D Phy.icianS3 br0Adway nyI lm
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NOTICE To CREDITORs.-Pursusnit 10 an or.
~ der Of Henry Hsgner, Surrogate OF me county OF
Claims against Samuel Morrison, late OF The town OF New
town Queens Comfy deceased % exhibit The same vim
he vouchers thereof 10 The under gned his surviving Ex
ecitor Al The Office u william lnKis number ~ JOnn
.reet 10 the City Of NewYOrk or before ne twenty
sf.h u September uext-Dsted March 9, l8fL
nil lsw6m HENRY ADAIR, Surviving E1ec'r
NOTICE OF application FOR the discharge Of an inso
vent from his debts pursuant - Vi provsions Of Tue
third article Of first title Of The hh chapter 81 ne So
cOud PAR Of The Revised Statutes. Moses Cohen 81 me
CIV OF Ee~-York. Notice first published May D. 1871 -
Creditors 10 appear before The Honorable JOan " "a
ond, Circuit Judge of The Frs Circuit hls Office 10
the Civ Hall Of the City Of NewY0rs, on The "a DAY Of
June 5f7 al ten o'clock in the orenoon-haJ :, 1871
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IN PURsUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of the
lcoanty Of NewYok notice is hereby given to a. per;
Ney Vol wido deceased 10 present The same win me
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber Dr. T H. Burrss NO
Oiyer.reet in the city Of New.Yors, on or before me
,xb ssv OF Juy next And al persons Indebted 10 me
s.ae are requested 70 make mmeda payment as ABOVE
Dstsd Neg.Yorx The sd day Of December, 1870.
T. n BURRAS, Administrator.
TOHN MILES ( AN"''''.'-'N'o'N'
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(Foaad N bous foaiing upon Of he 'iSeraiks,
hpii7, isi7) =,
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IN PIR-UANCE Of an order u the Surros ate otthe
Courty of Sr-Y0rk Notice Is hereby given ID All per
.on having claims against William Edgson, late OF the eiy
of New. York gentleman deceased, 10 present the same
win he vouchers thereof the subscriber a. The once OF
Howe No ss Merchants Exchange, In the city o. New
York on or before the eth day Of July nexL-Dsied New.
" I.,as,n ELIZARErH EDGsON: Executrin.
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"a TO IET-whh sesm Power, rooms o BY "a
j. In building 81 and 50 Attorney ST. Also, gh bsse
Sfx ment so feet by "a; the building 10 well lighted and
suitable f5r any Mind OF mechanical business Hoons
psde smaller II wanted. Inquire on the premises
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Gouses TO Get.

a. TO LET-The lower part of the house Us Cham
Nh berssL consisting Of parors, basement tosehsf
1x with room on the attic ajsr The rooms viii b
lei together or separately may be expedienL To-
1uire OF ]. WHiTEHORNE, list, on he premises
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COMMERCIAL INTELLlGEgCE.
State OF the Flour Markets..

BosToS, Feb, l7-Flour -Jhsre is but moderate bu.
sness doing the high rates OF freight in great sasure
prevent shipments soo bbls Genesee common brands,
sed at 81 l2s; 100 do fancy brand 81 co. cash south
ern generally Is held at So rs ST. cash CornA car.
60 oil southern white sold at 91c, The ruling
prices for Southern yellow fiat and white are 97c ST
per bushel cash Two vessels cleared at this port this
forenoon, for Ireland with grain viz The bark Edw
koppsch with 9s4 bushels of un corn and the bark
S.amboul, with a5el bags corn, $50 bbs -four and 1000
bbls 4l0 bags OF corn neal
ALBANY. Feb; H-There has been little move
ment today Sales 500 bbs. part Michigan and part Ge
nesee, to arrive n few days. at Sc so: and 600
DO delivered at Little Falls at So "a. Lots from store
az ~ o2is SO 15 Grain continues without change
Corn SIC; ooh 4oc rye So a SAC; barley 90 62hc.
PHILApELpHIA, Feb. l'-Flour IL rather quiet and
prices hardly supported Sales of 5000 barrels at
Sc % Dbl Corn meal-Sales on the spot at 81 rs
Wheet-Sales OF fair Pennsy lvana red at 81 37k per
busheL Corn-Sales of 10 900 bushels Peunsy lvania
yellow at 81 to 90 cents.
hour we're made yesterday at $6a' To-day the market
~ very quiet and ONLY few hundred bbls have been
taken at that rate There sale this morning 400
bbls fno at 50 e7z Fer receipts SO I2 was paid ves
terday. Sales OF about 900 bbls City Mills -four were
made yesterday and to-day at SO as per Dbl The stock
Is now quite light Late in the afternoon sale Of 800
bbls Susquehannah -four was made at SO ls% No
wheat arriving We quote lao 1875 cents prico
which good to prime lots would bring Yesterday there
were sales Of Mary land corn at 50 asl white
and b SO cents for yellow Sales Of Pennsylvania
and large sales have been made OF Maryland at Is q SOC
for white and 80 e0c for yellow: and 90c for fsnnsy
vania yellow cargo oil Maryland yellow was sold
this afternoon ct 4 fraction over 90 cents.
PirrssuRe, Feb. lS.--The arrivals yesterday werc
very limited and what did arrive readily picked up
at slight advance The news by the Sarah Sands from
Liverpool caused the advance Sales Of B bbls at the
River at - 49, 90 do from store 81 u.s. l25 do at 81 IL
aN Isl 90 do At p Isl 20 do ats. la $50 do at the
Advanced 10 40 cents
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WARRINGTON, Feb. IL, ls47.


will be recollected that DIR. Van Buren, by the cast
ing vote Of Mr.. Calhoun recalled from Engand
when he put up and elected Vice President of the
United States. MIR Richie, through the fundamentally
Of friend of Mr. Calhoun, has been ruled of the
ssnate and now it is proposed to lie cher padre for
the Vice Presidency If this be the his
will be strictly contested by Robinson who was turned
out OF the House on account of the Passengers"
Hem.-The Bologna candidate has pre- emption right
20 the his claims are derived from
the popular Branch.
Mr. Sawyer to-day made another descent upon Culver,
and we suppose may fairly consider him. from these
repeated attacks, Cuipsrin.
We fear there is no hops for the pilot bill
The three million prgst is as good as rejected. The
provso will kill it.
We apprcheud, also that In Mr. M'Rays revenue mea
sure,the hook Is not sufficiently baited TO catch the West
on the tea and coffee question
We perceive the symptoms Of extra session now
with the dstinctness OF an inevitable necessity The
chsnces of avertiHg become doubtful every day
Caleb Lyon, of Lyonsdale. learn goes shortly
~ Consul to Shang in China the great home port Of
the green tea districts. The appointment good one
though we must confess had idea that Caleb was
SO soon to be translated to the Celestias.
We have two great anniversary balls here on the 2ld
-one at jackson Hail. and tho other at Caruss Saloon
From the number OF strangers in the city doubt not
both Of them will be amply sustained
We have various rumors to night of the loss of the
Pennsy lvania transport with whole regiment from that
state, off the down South, in a norther We have
no faith 10 the report. Yours, TOUJOURs