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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-15

s +: 5sss i:,r:
nrs sae as to MAKE his ~
States. The system upon which he commeneeS
S .ss,. fey since Ss
laid down and which have been eve. since
No effort VIII be spared to reader III. purchase in svsry
d No importantly will be made to induce him to buy an IN
Every article shall be, heretofore ofhe very best style
Prices uniform moderate than most, and as mod.
BY s nsss s.
careful Ssn d snd
me- But s % sssG"s ; ss;
H Su, T a. Ss to the public
Brush Black and ff Dab 1s 81 90
ID ssa
Institute. isass' The The :
the IN ses .uppnneG Eli by
hats being lighter cooler and to be at ali
M whose tastes do accord with the fashion.
@sat of am9 every copeevabe STYLE always kept fully re-
saa s'9st Of sip' Pgs
LsghOTn Hair Cloth Other adapted for winter and
Infants and re- .ps: la Of
ye Including beautiful styles from Paris per samples
sn '$'is ;%ss IT. ay G.p:
Fl. establish.
he aS 70 me ssd my and
tastes instead of complying with dictates Of fashion, own
my21 2t.rre alt Broadway. opposite g. si' Psmi.
R0ARDiNG IN A FRENCH FAMILY at William,
- bpYhEA Professor of the French Language having fa,
and sST Within s Sa: and
NUMBER Of o ss i2 as ss
men The , situation Of The delightful IN the tnes
&c "lssssss
s%ad For ss sSsr y ss Esneh snu.gs and music
s%Ss% ds hf in s soy H FIs5iS
PsdE T e w Hfi%ssF as
IA III much dreaded disease
Green fS e%ds9.
Prince The NOBILITY aud ss n0g " MEhufs.
& ro"oers are also sure cure for dstempe &c In
SPDy b Of these jus, been re-
Ps-Ev.rv Gun and Pst, Store 20 Chatham st. Y
So. nm'e or family ought Immediately cal. and get
9oa il aOtsrc
Bt ;,I,s n,o TAABsLE5EoR SALE. A BILLIARD
Pin S,d a.. .Ge 70 p seen in the city Of New York and pToba
my3l 6tsp ''S proaoway.
SfEssl Sal REPoRTINGDr Houston, sisa9sraphsr /.
cure his c ns states informs those wishing
e D Castle Eds 1aa. ss may
DR. u rscs ,,mp ..s pupils in hi. of snosphe
New York. April 20. 1917 s2a:,m,
TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
DLATES-l3O0 stak brand, full size
1000 medium size.
INSTRUMENTS-"Voi highlander Of ali .;zs.. Arr.,,.
Roach's make, warranted superior -'
QUlCkSTUFF-An acceerating liquid used by the most
successful artists. For sale in lots % suit.
JOHN ROACH, Optician,
ais INC ~ Nassnu street
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING-NIss
JACOBS, formerly OF l57 Broadway announces 10 her
snds shs ladies Of New York and its vicinity that she has
new andspendid assortment Of infants aud children
OF the latest sly and fashion Miss received as first pe
mum from the American Institute four silver medals in four
Yeas Ladies' materials and cut to or.
= ,he shortest netce Orders from the South promptly
rs our goods are Of the best and prices mis- sots
N GSKhIs AND GUNs.-3Ooo Muskes for Shipping
Az. goo double aud single Guns. 's
100 pair Pistols. in great variety
Also kides and Ride Barrels Gun Locks and 0unsu,;tb
articles for sale cheap and on favorable tsrms by '
jen@'r A. w. SPIES CO., 81 Maiden lane,
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RQARDlNG IN Monroe, between Market aud Catharlne SITS
- Furnished unlurnished apartments let with board
gentleman and his WIFE and two three single gentle
hppIv al 20 NOnroe 81 ie2 tfsrc
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II ANE's PATENT PORTABLE BATHING TUB and
~ Shower Bath conaectedA splendid arrangemen(3en.
about 6ttng up their country residences would do
vel 20 call and eIamne them they just the thing; also
suein assortment OF bathing tubs shower baths aud baths
wholesale and retail. CHARLES KANE
je5 30rsrc 377 Rnwerv Nv
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M AsSAPEQUA HOUSE, South Oyster Bay L. L. is
" now open Tor the reception Of companyThe house
beautifully located the unusually large airy and
convenient: beautiful bay excellent bathing. fishing
shooting are within short distance from the house The
ngdais where stages will be in readiness
New York The distance from Farmingdale Is 81 miles
The undersigned will do all he make his deisrabe
house for summer residence.
les 3Otsr CHARLES T. 9NEDECOR
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n REVERE HOUSE, Bowdon Square, Boston,

= ~ 1S0WuOIh BOsfOu,-
:n This extensive edce is completed and open for
I3x the reception Of company. ~
ne rapid growth OF the city and propoouats Increase 70
character and that should be unequaed in point Of snen
dor the United States. With this view the
plshed,
The furniture W. all made to order. and designed express
~ Tor thus hotel ana he richest Of up
holstery manufactured and imported for the purpose
Costly and chandeliers Of chsste workmanship have
been LITERALLY distributed and every article selected to
respond with the general character OF the internal
has been glysnnav,ng two private emit with mssnd
pa1os aud suits Of All times be obtained
The Gentlemen dining hall will be attractive OBJ
equally spacious and beau,ifol mprov rmcuts sud
ncncss introduced that have originated with the proec
ofthe building alone aud with the additional advantage
o. psg , the proprietor hopes TO receive
my2o i2tis1hSGTsrc " ~ '
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'HARLEs 4. sNEDECOR.

GUNNER RESOHT-The subscriber would respectfully
- announce to those wishing to enjoy fine
London tfarbor and surrounding that he furnish
them with pleasant airy at the situation known
Stone House Bank street, within five minutes walk Of the
Steamboat wharf
Summer resort where all kinds of sea-food both shell
and other fish, besides the best of bathing
this place IN probably unsquailed.
visters from abroad accommodated with the bestof
and at moderate charges. HENRY HUGHES
New London, June l047, mv3i 30tsr
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HUDSON RIVER HOTEL, corner of West aud Hobo.
II KEN. opposite Canal street fery-Ths spacious Motel
open for transient and steady boaderf Those in
This house commands fine of the North River and bay
e sandy HOOK aud Jersey shore including Jersey City and
highly recommended for invads suite. Of for umi
The proprietor will all his study to insure the
comfort and convenience of his guests. les BOT rrc
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FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS AND SHADES.
SOLOMON HART, 2t3 Broadway, opposite the Park,
~ have store their full OF Paper Hangings
and Borders Of all descriptions for parors bedrooms and halls
They have been selected Paris with care
the best assorted stock the city, aud prices
than have ever heretofore been offered.
Also hand large Of French Window Shades
O. " nTc anlQ Ina
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~ begs leave inform his friends aud the public gene
that HI, house having been thoroughly repaired and
sdeaby enlarged Will be reopened for Monday
the h Of June The whole Of the groundoor been in
gantly furnished throughout
The proprietor that in the Carlton will be found all
the comforts aud quiet of private house, together with the
living and attendance Of onable hoe and solics from
his patrons continuance of the favor hitherto bestowed
pedKing himself to his utmost endeavors
satisfaction. PRESTON H. HODGES
May 23th, 847. lie p Ittsr
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BiLLIARDs.The, Subscriber respectfully informs his
patrons and the public that compliance with the wishes
o. many OF his visitors he has concluded open the Arcade
gate Empre Billiard Saloon, school for the teaching Of
Daid aud IN order 10 the best talent that
msn he has engaged Mr. BUST, commonly known AN
DnEW under whose conjunction with that Of the
Undersigned the school will be conducted As heretofore the
wishes OF visitors will be carefully considered aud pains
spared to render this Saloon fully worthy Of the high and fash
ionable reputation IL has acquired.
MICHAEL PHELAN Proprietor OF the
JED Jotsr Arcade Billiard Saloon. No az Barcly ST.
A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE--The bar hItures, iur
a niie and lease OF Public house kept the European
plan aud OF the best locations city the
ing he bushes: which requires his attention. induce, him
g ons or sne Apply pers2nay or by letter. b. Walker
NC 81 Park row New York. jc3 iN'rc
would call particular attention the fact that
~ NOTWITHSTANDING new and superior article Of Lead Pipe,
Tree IRON all inpei fections and Narrated not 10 spt
lumben aud dealers generally suppled on the most reason.
able sfHs TH0s. OTIS LIE ROY co,
NY" W"n ~ and - Water street
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EULLEk's HOTEL, NEW ROCHELLE. NEW
YORK, Gate Miller )-The subscriber, formerly at
tachcd to the Union Hotel Saratoga Springs aud recently
the Franklin House. New York. would inform his friends and
the public that he has taken the above old house.
situated most desirable OF the village miles from
New York. accessible by railroad and steamboat and has
many advantages He hopes by his long
experience aud unremed attention his gusts
share OF the public patronage.
The house for the reception Of boaders per-
ment and TRANSIENT and will be kept open during year
jel0 7tsm q. W. FULLER, Proprietor,
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EECHES LEECHES The undersigned ha. iust re-
- ceived by direct flesh supply of the best
European Leeches, which he will SELL wholesale and retail
at his depot No. John street near Broadway.
BY that he has recently made Europe he will
&c N the future constantly well supplied with fresh Leeches
Ode 81 any quantities. from of the United
Canada will be promptly attended to- and packed with the
greatest their arrival in good order
;.,,,o. ,J -. +. CLEU,
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q b, CLARKE, TAILOR, l16 William street Opposite
~ the ne stores-Eyery description Of garments
so.d TASTE can be found az my es.blshment eonsistnE
suit will sold for from S. up SEQ These articles arr
sold "a addition legitimate business Of making clothes of
any description to order large stock Of cloths
Yestngs nc &c jel% 1wis~rh
TAMES II. STEVENS. Merchant Tailor would reaoect.
July INFORM his friends and patrons that he has taken ths
store NO. 10 Broadway, of Maiden lane stains
ia 3fsrh ~~~>N ~'~s''
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WILL CLOSE on Saturday, Sd july the Twenty Second
w Annual Exhibition Of the National Academy OF Design
cons ting Of original works by living artists that will
again be exhibited by the Academy.
Open from A, NJ to 10 p NJ Season Ticket 50 cents
single Admission, Is cent?. Catalogue, l2H cents.
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TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
DLATES-i300 sst brand, full size
i 1000 medium size.
VoightIander- of all size.. marie.
Roach's make, warranted superior
QUlCkSTUFF-An accelerating liquid used by the mo-
succsssful artists. For sale in lots % suit.
JOHN ROACH, Optcian,
alb INC ~ Nassnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-15

GktEN TURTLE SOUP. of a SD, erior quality, will be
" served by the quart daily families,
lis 2tis.rc GEO s. DOWNING 600 Broadway
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lOUO Glover EreIerrL Glorar ali iu Ill., l nooeI

l k00 REWARD.--FELONY.--W Whereas Robeu
PMOVO Glover, Frederick Glover, and William Glover
brothers, late OF Leeds county OF York, England wooeu
cloth 'nanuiacuer scrbblers and dye have ab,coDded
charged with several iorgeres &c Notice hereby given
grehend and lodge them OF the prisons Of the United
States OF America Sufficient International power having been
given the proper authorities for the any
person so dong or 70 giving such private nfoa
tion as will lead 70 their apprehension application Mr.
William James Superintendent Of Police Of the Borough Of
Leeds in the county of York England whom all cormun
Esq, her Britannia Maje.y's Consul, city Of New York
Description Glover is about so 10 80 years old
stands about3 feet inches high rather broad aud walks stiff.
"; he has some what saow complexion bald the fore
Leeds
Frederick Glover about 40 old stands about
feet high broad and and soops
walkng walks heavily, slowly, and sy; very dark com.
PeIon dark hair has teeth Yoshreman and
has lived all his life in Leeds
William Glover about to 20 years old and about feet
10 INCHES HIGH has rather long and thin and light
complexion has good teeth and light hair.
B-If only of the above be arrested reward 500
Will be gwen; If two, 1920.
n24 7wsrc Clinton Hotel New York Nav "a 1917
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nR. ELLIOTT, Oculist, $50 Broadway informs his ia.
- tients that during the summer months he will be in his
Fridays. lea 7tis2os. ire
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CONGkESS HALL, ALBANY.-The public respect
nlly informed that this estabshmsnt having been tho
roughly repaired and painted and newly furnished in
completes order for the reception of guests
Congress Hall will accommodate about guests there
large number Of parors with bedrooms attached Il is located
on thecorner OF Washington st Get and Capitol Park being
the immediate vicinity of the Capitol and all the build
The iaaton is airy and quiet having the Capitol and
san, LOCATION in the city Of Albany for a hotel.
Mr. andon has associated with him, Mr. James L. Mitchell
late Of the Parker House, New Bedford.
The subscribers pledge their united efforts in the manage
et ana hope by the strcest attention the and
orts OIL their guests to merit continuance of the liberal
Ionage they have heretofore received from their
the travelling public. LANDON 4 MITCHELL.
jel0 30tm
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II fDKOPHOBiA-This much dreaded disease can now
by the use Of Lou, Napoleon santeres
pstronized by the Queen Of England His Rovs arc
rhce ALBERT, and by the nobility gentry Of Engand %
dogs $50 wi "'''e"per' MS, etc, IN
supply OF these most valuable powders have Just been
ceived by the Agent for the United States ' '''" e
JOHN FISHER
pc Gun and Pistll Store, 10 Chatham st. n v
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Y 'HEa ENTERpRisE OFFEE AND OYSTER sA.
- LOON No. 81 Wall street, in the Tontne Building
This establishment has just been opened for the
ton OF meu OF business aud the public generally 1t
me coolest situations the and will be kept the
very best style The daily bill Of fare comprises thing
the market affords, while the charges moderate. Every
Enterprise. PALMER 4 HJJGHES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-25
GEN. IA aLoR,s sarUArloN.

q I :
Che recent intelligence from Gen. Tsy
lo1s army commune aiing the knoxledge
Of bis critical situation, withou, any def
Nib s,aiemen. Of results. has excited in
my sommss;.y, l,.y. tns baltimore A
n4icanl and doubtless throughout tue
eodairy. feelings Of the most intense and
pssnful anxiety.
Tbe insdfqusey Of The force left 10
holg the extensive region between the
6ieira Madre ana the Rio Grande is now
90 spparentthat the inpolicy which drew
fro1 Taylor the sirsoglh and substance Of
his Army meets everywhere with severe
cosSemnaiion. That Santa Anna, with
bis hrgs force al San Luis, would move
lowp upon Saltillo aud towards the Rio
6raads. upon learning the reduced con.
diiiop Of our force ID, thst direction. vac
q thing 50 probable tha, to suppose be
youl overlook il was 10 impu:e 10 him
degree Of infitus,ion Is great Is that
vhiep, We fear. has been exhibited 10 O.
Their quarters
Thsts is no doubt lhsi lbanle has been fought,
bu. ,esi our forces under the gallsn, General
Fhohsp bi.h.rlolead thsm 10 victory have SUI.
fertd fome rererses, 10 highly probable. There
j. % SoaS, tbs, the Isl Battalion Of ahs Wiz. |
sisia 1egimeais under Lieut.. Col Randolph, are
win Geo. Taylor. The 81 Battalion. Of which
Capt fowens company forms Psri, have not |
I'd ,u0eiehi tune % be lheTe FOR the engage
fnent m
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4 uill Be sss1 By ne proceedings e
he Wig Con rctfiou. % Il AsTnoEy KEs-
NsDr. E.4 ~ bsen placed betoSe|the 80
lars q ne 100 Congressional Disifiet as
eandida,s fos CongrrssI Mr. x i :
gsn,lemsn isestry vsy qualified % lpske
asood Representatives: HenWe,i iniorm-
81 ei,h respect 10 III The gfes, questions
q ihe day. and Il entrusted With Ire inter.
es,s Of The people 81 This district. We be.
iisve be viii see tia, ia,iice Be done
The n. His MAD Is ueIlsslored viii iha,
kiad q kno~ledge which qasli6es BIN
10 an eminent degree for The responsible
dulles Of Representative. having deyO,.
ed much Of his liae sad issenis 10 the
s'adY Of lie eeoaony Of orr government.
snd By close observance wila bis exp:ri
efce. - calculated 70 make good and
faiihiul Representative. {
10 JeGersoo. where be Is kno4n. we
need NOT say one word 10 eomnepdation
Ibis hospitality sprovertisl--hi. geper.
Gus nature is duly appreciated. To those
who know bin moi, personally. we say.
vo's for him. and our rord for II, you
will 6ne hin 10 BE what's have repre-.
SEATED.
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IxcREasazo I-voLUsTEkns, PAR.
lois oflL. Bssingsr.

!, would be perfectly bsiursl 10 infer
thai Mr.. Bsdinger j. vItm hearted and
sincere friend OF those Who have yolun.
ieered 10 the war with Mexico, did you
but listen TO bin now 10 bis estunping"
speeches 10 The pisiriei.S This was Ger.
tsinly The impression Of rpany Who heard
him on Mondsy week al lse Couri-hou
when be launched forth 5n some or bis
patriotic 'enrls - But Cd looking al The
record We are sorry TO ind thatMs. Bed.
niger roted against ineyes,ing he pas of
rolunfetrsi On The Ills Of May, Mr..
Hsfslson. Chairman Of the. Military Com.
miitee 10 the House Of Representatives.
reported bill recogniLingihe existence OF
War With hexico-ihe 10Th section Of
this bill provided for paying the 'P,ipafts
Of Infantry, artillery and siHemsn. eight
dollars per month. An asnendu ent was
offered TO ihi, by Mr. Reuben Chapman,
10 increase the pay Of prisaies Of inisn-
Try. artillery and riflemen.to fen dollars
per month. And where was Mr. Bsdin.
ger on this vote Why. against the in.
c:ease-oPposed 10 the sm1H addition o.
two dollars per month for the voIonteess
who do the 6ghiing-sye. be voted a.
gainst Mr. Chspmsn's sn,ndmenl-de-
claring 10 effect. lha, eight dollars month
was az much Is the serviees Of volun
,eer was worth ia the lslled feldi
Wills, Mr. BsdiDser was enjoyiss his
eight dollars per dsS. be Was Tor giving
The poor vOlnsieer. exposed 10 Oh tie
bardshipi and Prisa,iors o. camp, only
eight dollars per month Denying them
gsnshss ~esy small addition of two
dollars per month 10 their wsgesl Call
you this even-hsnded justice. ye who
have sons or brothers in the Mexican
'Wsri Call yon this hun sni,y. voters Of
the Teeth Congressional DISTRICT
For lhis vote Of Mr. Bedinger, against
the increase Of pay Of volunteers. we re
fer the reader 70 page 79t Congressional
Onion, Monday night. Ms
II, lsi6-and Nltionai lnkliigeDcef.
May IL. 1876!
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THE SCHOOL Law sUsPEsoED.
lind a Ntpc Hote to Be Taken.

-t.sEt
II will Be seen By our Richmond Coz
fispondsnee, sths, the Law for establish.
lie Disitic, Free Schools 10 Jefferson and
Frederick. 3 smended. and new
yote 10 10 be4--sn upon Il on The fourth
Ehursday in June. II limits fls amount
n tsTafioa. The people will now have
apple time 10 consider lt' provisions. ssd
vote undsrstandingly upon it-snd Il
ttey~teject il, The Old Primary School
Ss.iem will ,ske il, place.
THE l.,,er system has also undergone
s3ne anfndmsnt
We shall publish these acts as soon Is
copy can be obtained.
sThs election Of School Commissioners.
ordered for ibis month. will therefore moi
tale place.
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Arrival of the Hibernia,

FOUR WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE
The Corn Market Firm Decline III
Eour-No Change in Cotton-State
Of the Money Market, &c.
The steamer Hibernia. arrived 1t Boston
on Saturday eveningirom Liverpool hay
ing sailed 90 the Alb inst. thus MAKING
The Trip 10 iabon, sixteen days. and brins-
ing intelligence 2S days later than pres:-
ously received We subjoin the Tele
sfaPaic report q The Pa,iiot. giving the
Commercial news:
CorToN MAaREr There has .beSn
some revival 10 the trade, with consia-
cradle lnqniry1ior exporters and 90 specu
ia'ion, and the prices generally have
been slightly 10 favor oil holders. Tie
mai ket however, closes quietly. and 10
change can be made in the quotations 81
last week.
Ii Corn MARKET The corn trade Has
been IN very fqciualirg condition du
ring the month OF February Al the tine
ioi t6e salhngo Of lbe Cambria. the priceIol
meal continued 70 give way. occasionally
lFaRidly. until from the commeneementiol
The reaction. the reduction anouated IT.
together 10 from -6s. TO Hos. per. CHARTER,
ana hour Is to Ss per barrel. n might
pc thal.ibis decline under thes.aciusl po-
siiion o. supply and demand, was loo Ia
p'd' OF commenced loo esrlyI OF ttai
the nature OF the discussions in l'afiia.
n1eDt renewed. the Confidence of hola.
sfs and warned the fears 81 buyers --
Towards the close Of lsst+fnontb renewed
confidence was observable, and 6nyers II
gain came forth from. Ireland 10 cooseE
qpence.
Since The upward. move again COM
menced there has been On advance III
wheat Of from ID 10 Cd. per 7t)ibs. All
10 -four Of sboui 81. Sd per bsl.. Oats.
and Oatmeal femains steady. But DON'T
sci Freely Indian corn has OF late oiy-
en- way IRON Is 10 2 shilling. per as lbs
and beans g 10 3, per lafter. Al oil
last markell. the prices Paying wefe III
OF American meal III. Il
i2s per 20 lbs. For American Flour
sweet, 39s. p 42s some $500. 10 3t;l
I'D per barrel Indian coin. j HE Gga
to 70s-. and yellow rs TO 73s ner Ash
Ibs- Egyptian beans As 10 So III
qg, ,a irish oats 5s. ID to5s Sd pr.,
! LAS 10 stocks. We make no cornsn,
No dulles are nov payable. sosthat met
are. not so well ascerisined. ,b,it Il 1st II.
regards demand The last market closed
steady. alihopeb with less buoya,,ey a II
might have been expected .Varov. sea
sons and ,apinions are sfloa, al 10 The nos
sible SUPPLIES Yof breads,uffs which ~
can procure during the preseu, season u
famine and distress. based on he most re!
cen, intelligence from america.
We believe that there Is good cause ID
expec. lhst from The opening Of The Iasi
eight o. Ten days. The receipt 81 com
aour. &C, will Be light. and this sddea u
The coniiDpsnce 81 considerable sxporIs
10 IrelsDd. has caused the mark,t u havs
. very tirm aspect, md prices have since
IS regards wheat and tlouf. M
dian'cern i siiIl continuing ID erea, 8!
qoisition. and demands The hich nr;ee "a
69s. 70 rs. per quarter for white. ON
q kinds Of corn Gre cheaper
- 3I