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has been about $50 chests hyson balance Of the Mdas
cargo from Cation. 1t ln0O0 In bond net 4s cents-
The stock Is sufficient fer nine msnths Candles
import hAving fallen on prices have rather improved
aao sper~ may be quoted at TAO TAO res net 20 10
cents Lumber il in demand and the next arrivals win
oring 7o 76, net S26 $2s per NJ. Tobscoo-Lssfi is
quite unsaleable. Plug, to moderate extent would
bring $50 reis per ID In bond net exc. Only common
quality answers For Cavendish there is no demand
Salt ssiesble ct 900 900 net ~ 2oc. per bushe
Provisions in demand, the stocks being much
reduced also Goldfish Hams sold at 2l0 r. in bond
loo. Lard, $50 rs. net l4c. Co6se-The supplies have
been regular but the scarcity Of vessels has been
great the stocks have increased to about bags
Prices have declined about 100 Superiors, 2N85O
$1,000, 81 6hc on board good frsts 27O0 2s00 5zs
q &c
The total exports this month will be about l0s $50
bag Of which 4ss67 have to the United States as
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Passengers Arrived.

LEauoES.Brg Judsou-G Franco. Bormes, r AngeIoe
son. G,o oico, Matteo anu
CANToN-Ship Woodside-Capt T w Dearborn, late mas
ter OF ship Mar Ellen. H Haskell Boston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Southerner-Messrs L Harri-
son Le,aId Sargent. G " Colcough, Mrs GuiIsrd
ana , enid, Mrs Havensl rs Harvey. Miss Bates, Miss
lady aud daagher Houghiop, lady and child; Mrs
ehildi M,s Brown and children Mrs + ssabrooi:
pann Miss vsapeE NJ Allen and lady Mr. and
Goa MISS Gpsi ., Mss Dorsey, VIM Burnett
Jekes, Chss Zogbaam WIN WHEY, 4. iasTd !: Gal.
lard. II West. Captain Tucker w w Alexander Board.
man Jonas LIE y6sS, Edwsrd Rsmnscn Weaver Al
ired Brown, Mr. y Davis VIM Keenan, Lieut. kaaenel, NJ
was6eS G Bsnpsss par'op, Campbell D,vis.
w HooksJ Gnswoidt f Johnston, Wm Euston, q 4
DDeyoas = Hnsynes Pc Cockyille Thas Miller, q
A g Henry, lohn Bell, W Wells, S Beechsr j Kyle J
Salisbury, w Langerman Adler, Boatw right Captain
sdwd Manigault, L Beeson, H D. Bull L Wales, Phillip
Pfier, Henry DAVIS, Barnwe Butterfled, Wells.
aud "a III the steerage
New ORLEA,s-Brig T p Hart-J Johnson T Jones'
new ORLEANs-Bark Panthian-D Wmerth, MIR Tuule
r poaae and lady, Miss Martha and Miss Mary Foote
MIR Lewis.
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AMER!cAr HorhL; -
.d x Riass:$ss Shs;s:. gS Ss:.
bsS G'9 I'd s.
PSs; w. XsSaa. Boston, s. Baeu., Gso n Ravsas
T. Haskell Boston; T. %ilkisson Mdde.ewn Mr. and
@ S1,if. M. ' %so
k.Sst Ma ~, Ms Me-. KsGss sSsh
Ss"s cs ana % AND
M fS r as
SYs A.H 81 aos dSss
A.n,a n sS:S. b GSs%sn
H P1s.io 10''A' l. ''' ~ - 49,
G. slossm ceAs.., cIas aiEis p.ss.
.Si iSsa: Ysad Albany
phlsdspha; Mr.. and Mrs. Casger, Albany; W. c. Dana.
B!oss y? Ns.svils: y Green G;sis.; Van EpDs:' NJ
Ga %a. %i'Sfa Gfs; y nv.
Haven; Handy. Cleveland; A. Handy Manus; FIR Elliott,
sa. New M iad and @
ps;! d %' d4 a. DSD So Se0 hsro nj
Henry Asbsma T. BIsSn 90; Harris, do David
i isS d 90; N kasEs S'ey
ford; J. HILL Memphis; H Boudrs, Augusta p Boyd Ala;
j. Caan CT DR. O'koarke. Lancaster; Mr.. Flynn dos A.
Jones; Geo. j. Shim Ohio; Geo. Gove, Boston; w. Gar
reu, Salem; E. Jenkins Baltimore
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
A. Hamilton, Fort Wayne +. Chellworth Augusta; w.
Jessup, do; Mr. Rockwell Connecticut; Tovy, Columbus;
Mr. and Mrs Tetand. Albany; w. Alexander, Augusta; A.
Mallory, do H. Eaton Worcester; Feeland do A Howe,
a9 "a: Williams, do; g Hamilton doi a. Ko's Hartford;
4. Wadsworth Richmond w: Fobes, New Haven; T. Stone,
Hartford; G; Beach DO; j. Gray DE-; g Volt N. e.; D.
Morris Richmond; Adee dol Mr. and Mrs Baker Florida;
w. Cakes, Hartford; 4, LOOMS, Missouri.
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shpsmAps,iean Eagle Chadwisk; London. Griswold;
Ss s. so.saSs Co. Nor
gsiss T'fF:s H-E VI Louise:
st's:ss a; s %$ L#Ss .:s 4 sa
P. s.'sy eb S Nsh w walsh
Ansqti9v Ssrl ksslins Quebec Drexsld stewart; Jones
biadsm Avery, Philad'iphs ' ''"'S' fredericksburg
Arrived.
~ sSsa %s Sas r Ssy from
ss g G s "A % Canton Feb 18th sassrGI
Dh T's oaf .Tiy sS e. cs
perhagen e. CUBS, Aug sh ss1 30 Ion pote whaIiag
Touched s. Helena JUL 3D. sid same day on cruise
whaling bark Elizabeth Of sattaposel Flanders bbls
Belgian shp Charles ORIENT, Mu'sehse 4s days from Ant
lis s!eersge psss.enssrs to MaMuray '"' july
40 1T "a 49, lon 422o exchanged sgnals Of the Lve9.
SHE Wissss.ss Wade e days from New Orleans, with
Ship Rob Roy Arnold, 10 days from Mobile, with cotton
ship ssIy FnSs. Allen from Mobile July ssd with
sy Som ,.n lust, Ghah,% Light bearing 10 miles dis
q BLK saa s' o Z. aGs %,o Gp,s
Cerning Son. Vessels left before reported July 2ah,
BARK GeorEs Collins, Al day. from Glasgow with mdss,
spoke Dutch bark Anroneta Maria II days from New York
for London July 81 lat 10 ST. Ion Al 49, spoke bark Kathleen
Dreber 10 days from New York for the Western Islands Sd
inst lat 40 &c. Ion 81 3d. passed ship steering the eastward
with black cross in her fore topsaL
Bark Panthian Wilston. ~ days from New Orleans with
mdse, to master.
Brig Jud,9o, tof New Haven't RUSSELL from Ieghorn. June
9Th, with mdse. TO Cartwright, Harrison Co 27h u lat
lon 49, spoke ship Zenoba, from New York; also Br bark
Saxon, ~ days from London.
BI brig Hope Harott IS days from St Vincent ballast,
BIG Ly Slower, 20 days from Lsgun, with loswood to
Brig Triumph. Haley u days from Msrgcane. with log.
Br brig Brilliant Curry Is days from Windsor Ms with
mainsaiI, &c. " w. ~ ' Vs. 80
Br brig Cornwall Axtel 10 days from Turks Island with
5000 bushels SALT to Dunsoombe Beckwh Left Amer.
can vessels. ~
Brig prgo Tibbetts II days from New Orleans, with mdse
TO Buck.
Brig Mary Frances, Rogers Is days from New Orleans
with corn TO Brett X Tose.
Brig 4 Hart Swssey, q days from New Odeaus, with
Brig Harriet (of Philadelpha Welsh is DAYS from New
Orleans with cotou Stanton Frost Aug Of Barne
cat spoke brig Richard ngerso from Providence for Pha
iephIa.
schr scho6ed 10 days from Csrdenss with moIas
ses TO Buck 5th instsnt, of Cape Hstteas bark
sho wing red signal with black letter in the centre steer
schr Napoleon, Townsend II days from New Orleans with
So"on 70 Depcyster Whmarsh. inst, off Cape Fori-
osS sch Emily Schroeder FIN Orleans for Florida
to Nss q Wilson, 10 days from New Orleans, with mdse
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Herald Commercial Correspondence.


Imports l0s03 bbls -four ls9 packages domestcs
2eo do tea so bbs beef 525 hams so Kegs lard 10
tobacco lag packs tacks and nails 40 do spirits of tur
pentine "a do drugs and sundries Flour The sales
early In the month were very moderate, and some at
lower prices particularly cargo Of Haxall at DOL net
~ 10 Since then the demand has increased and sales
nave been made at OH 22l500 FOR Richmond, net So
90 ~ 40 III fer Baltimore net 81 amounting sin ce
ms. 70 anont $4,000 bbs; about 5000 bbIs have been
oates 70 4th May and Baltimore TO 9th holders Of our
shonS IAN higher prices which may be obtained
.s, ee import be moderate aud any demand for ex
gortauon The stocks 1000 bbls Richmond sooo a.
bsmd 80 ooou 40 Columbia Total 81 500 bbIs in arst
IN ali bs NJ sn 5000 and in bakers II 900 Total
t an nsnas 1900 bbls The latest dates from Monte
az month INST The supply OF flour was equal 10
spanish From Rio Grande the dates are To iItb fe
Inc STOCK on Hour was $500 bbls in Ali ~ ,en INST
mond "a 25D Baltimore an a 2Iaboo nhc Mich
The arrivals have been moderate but tho 'e s
H 80 overstocked with both American sna market r
fish. quotations for both kinds are Quit. no. Eng
Brown Drills being more wanted than other kinds 81
been SOLO TO moderate extent at 250 RS net ave- n
yard Tea-The arrivals have again been y
from both Europe and the United States the onlv ar
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIG GNGE.
The Flour Mark cts.


New ORLEASs, July 3O.-Flour-sales 1900 bbls Ohio
at 81 as 309 at 81 So 500 Illinois at 81 40 and 100
81 62H Whest-Ssles 900 sacks prime ut 80 cents and
800 sacks good at 75c Coru-Sales 500 sacks mixed
42c 800 white at 45c and 800 yellow Oats -so
sacks sold at 35c and $50 at 40c. Corn Meal
bbls were taken at 81
CINCINNATI, Aug 6.--An additional sale on Wednes-
day evening Of 100 brls from This morn
ing 100 brls sold from store ut 81 as and 80
City Mills at same but after the mail arrived
showing considerable decline in New York. in cousc
quencs Of the Hbernas the views of buyers
lowered, and 20 brls sold from canal ut 81
The market is yet unsettled, with a moderate de-
mand confined to small orders and the wants of re-
tailers and bakers.
PHILADELPHIA, August 9--The -four market continues
quiet and the demand for export limited Sales of 500
bbs Western via canal in good order, at So SIX and
small lots of ground Pennsylvania at So at which hold
firm Rye flour is nominally held at SO so but
sales reported Corn meal is very dull Penn.
sylvania is freely offered at So IS per bbl without find
ing purchasers. Gran-Wheat continues scarce and
wanted for grnaing 600 Southern sold from store
at 81 30 per bushe In rye sales have transpired
yellow Is held at 700
DETROIT, August 5.-We received late foreign news
by the Hibernia yesterday morning, aud the
wers suddenly out Of sors Of the foreign
decline to the old standard Of 3As in Liverpool Nothing
OF consequence done. The retail price went back
30 81 90 50 IS on -four, with not anything doing in
other articles.
ROCHESTER, Aug. 9.-But little wheat has been in
during the week. and what has found its way market
has been taken at about ST. Lots have been offered At
81 lax, but not taken. Little Geuesee moving West
Flour Is held at SIS 25 Not much demand for corn
rates 45 a Soc
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38022 1880 1885, 6e47.
Same period Of 1915 and 1916. ...... $50 o.

Increase. 4,6N
Hides have declined In the late Euro
pean advces they held at $50 to 100 r but buy
ers over i4ors arrivals have been lsshsn
the previous month and rates have gradually improved
the last paid 81 United States annd f5 os to
Europe. SpecieThe business done fas been consider
able ut 292O0 1880 for Patriot Douboons; 1850 Pat
riot Dollars 1880 spanish do.
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schr Coal Blum shubrch IS days from New Orleans. with
sehr Busna Vista, Rocket from Baltimore with COAL
Redmond.
Seh Aaa Hyman Totten. from Nswbem. NC. naval stores
sehr Mary Jane Osborn, Norfolk, wheat. stuss Clear
schr German Oak, Roberts, Washington, NC naval stores
sehr Acton, Robinson Washington NC. naval stores.
sehI Ann Maria, Jones. days from Newbsm' c. with
Schr Globe Sumner, from Washington. NC.
schr w Kempton, Osborn, days from Norfolk
Schr Alexander. Coffin, 4 days from Norfolk
schr Home Marine. days from Washington, e.
Schr Dolphin, Salver, 6 days from Newben, NC
schr David Risey Bedman, days from Richmond.
Schr d Belknap, Curtis, days from Virginia.
Schr Sally Miller, Lee DAYS from plymouth naval stores
sshr Marley cT.n. dry' from Edel,Gn wheat
sehT H .as q Bowl Jsms from Richmond
Schr Millicent Brown. Norfolk.
Schr Elizabeth Ann. Polk, Warrington, NC.
schr Julia Eliza, Hgbee, Richmond, coal.
Schr Thos Jefferson, Fiuhart Suffolk shingles
Schr Sar,h Parker, Parker, Virginia. fruit.
Schr Eagle Parsons, Philadelphia, coal.
Ship Nance tof BOSTON, from Charleston put in
the ult with a Of timber for Barcelona (Span(
and the 5h instant lat So lon TO- at2 AN. Knocked
heavy gale from The Sc Her cargo shifted in such manner
that she obliged to make fJ the first her
cargo
2ships; 2barks-unknown.
Returned brig Almaa sailed hence for Curacao; the
late gale carried fore topgaan and head of foremas
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army into the city Of Pusba With note Of sx lines at
the bottom which may may not have been fabricated
Mt Pittsburgh OF the advance OF Scott towards the city
~ Msriao the very day after his ~ Pu-bla
story which six weeks information stamps perfectly
absurd
Believing that the Sun fairly caught by this gull
trap We have nothing further to say.
accredtng the aforesaid telegrsphc report Of the
entry of Scott into Mexico what next is to bs dons
NOUS VERRONS.
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BALrIMoRE. Aug. Io. Is47

BALTIMORE, Aug. 10, ls47
The Election Rsturns-The Rainy Season-Robberiss
-City Moraiity-Mss Wemyss-The Markets. &c.
The returns Of the various Congressional elections
looked for here with great interest," and the wings
already claiming majority In the House Of Represen-
tatives The probability is that their anticpations will
be realized.
For the last few days and nights have had almost
constant rains and this morning about daylight the
rain poured down in floods. The prospect overhead is
still gloomy.
There have been several stores broken and robbed
In Baltimore, within few nights past The object OF
the robbers, however, appears to be money alone
The number Of deaths in Baltimore during the past
week was no. of which number sixty-two were under
two years Of age. , u,.,
A brakesman named James English. on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was severely crushed yesterday by
getting jammed two cars Buthtie hopes were
entertained Of his recovery -,
Miss Wemyss had splendid house last night, on the
occasion Of her benefit She appears for the last time
tonight for the benefit OF Mr. Jamsoa She has been
most fAvorably received in city and has enlisted nu
merous fresds both private and public as well by her
ladylike department rs by her talent and genius.
Sales Of Stocks Mt Baltimore.
1000 Nd 6s 89k. United States g. i8j7 closed 1868
asked closed 89 ssked 89% bid.
City centsof $780, closed at I0z asked l0 bid Balt
more and Ohio Railway shares AK a'ked 46sl bid
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SAVANNAH Aug Gin port. bark T Bartlett. Pierce, d
Jsgo; briggs Ale! 0ison York Excel Macy. do; Au-
ynsfa sherwood Phura Brown do; Baldwin. Jones.
d,ss. srhrs Globe Tibbett Bath, Mel savary Hand.
PIE. Excel Kennedy Ea Pauline. Sleelman, disg; Vgi
anf Young Bermuda.
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We have not as yet single well authenticated 40
count OF the appearance Of what Is called The potato
cholera" In this country the present Some few
pieces on very low lands apparently diseased but
this Is evidently owing to superabundance Of moist ure
ana not TO the blight Of former years 1t has been
observed however, that though the tops Of potatoes
grow very luxurantly the tubers have lost
something OF their vital energy, and do grow to
corresponding size This Is probably an effect of the
soahng ordeal Of disease which the plant has encoun
tered Tor the last few years Whether it has recupsra.
remains to be seen. -Boston Mati, 9th inst.
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SLAVE STEALERs SENTENCED.-On Saturday
last John Robinson, mate, and Cato Rickets
seaman both coored brought before the Hastings
Court OF this CITY, for trial two separate iudct
ments for secreting board the schooner Mary Au-
gusta two runaway slaves with the design of carrying
them beyond the State. After q hearing, they were
declared guilty both indictments and sentenced to
seven years imprisonment in the penitsntiary
Herald. .augusfg
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nSr, Gasss 90 Chs Muller
boxes ssHs
Fl f:as
6x. te. W. H. Id lEsqHs pkg: tea do .yee'meats "
S%x,sss; sss' 40 e%3? Hsso
'SS Ssasee s:
ss9i Gss pkg: mating 81 Sas
million. case mai maize e order
nee Rs h nsH.
s bust SS'v; 6
Sc. Nsess7s $sIiS $i:s
YSaaS & fo Go2SnSs co do sill.
iffs %i; Pf'sr
81 o9is Sf'ss pts:
90 bose. oil ss bundles 200 chests oil casks
% s Sde York.
lays schr General Washington, for Baltimore.
LA a July ascolomban brig CavahO johnson, FIN
rr,asast STHs6es idg brig Orb Davis dis.
,CAaDrsAs-schr Conven2a9 hhds 2tierces molasses
Rio JANxIRo-Bark Eunomus-asoo bags coffee f Corning
K So4-37o do s Barsow.
Domestic lmpOraations.
NEw 0HkrAss-schr Conl Bum-27oo bush corn GO casks
New ORLEANS, Brig Haret-58 bales cotton Ofey Taft &
CPS 90 sprasqs, Robinson co-5o low King
1853 do STachsm y SOFT.
NEW ORLEANs-Bark Panthain-l Williams-i969
sacks corn q Maitland-6 bales hemp Rouch-s8 bales
l1o bags wheat Hesar Lee.e.lsls sacks do Howes God
iidms.
New ORLEANs-Ship Briscassell00 pigs lead 800 bales
Cot eo-876 pigs lead kogers-2i36 Heran. Lees
80 hhds oxs Harmony Nephews CO.'S bales hemp
order
New ORLEANs-Bng Har-e0oo bush corn Graham
Bubb u Graham.
New OsLEArs-schr Napoleon-aioO bush corn COO whea
Mlbanks & co
NEw ORLEANs-Brg Mary Francs-7oo sacks corn W
Philips "
New ORLEANs-Bris Drgo-39s bbs Heran. Lees CO.
900 igs lead SoutheT 4 Bro.
,NEw oELEANs-schr Florida-s227 sacks wheat Gay 8
Wad worth
MoBnK.ship Rob Roy13oo bales Center eo-lOo
do Bogsr 4 Kneeland-33 do Wood-1 box |. NJ Wiey-s
% Csrer-2 do 8 Maya Napkins Allen-i do NJ
Jones-3 do bdis leather 10 bis Cotton to order.
MoBILEShIp Mary Frances-l30 bales Spoford Ii
lesion Co-8o do Hobrook, Nelson coo do Psrmele
Rogers COZ do & d uger-4l do r Hamlin-93 do Ro
bers WillIams-l pkg Comstock col 90 H II SchirE
eiin--l dol Campbeii do Hill-62 bales cotton to
order
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Foreign Markets.

HAvArA, July 2s.-we have had new arrivals OF
rice within the past week Ground provisions get.
ting plenty and the of rice will be curailed cons
derably by this abundance of ground provisions of the
island The sugar market Is not active but prices re-
main very firm at last quotations oasses very scarce
and readily taken when it be had, at 81 rails
Exchange on England, ~ per cent.
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The democratic convention for tho selection of cand
dates for city and county Offices met yesterday for
the purpose of organization The natives elected their
delegates last evening" in the several wards and the
wings do the this evening. The political campaign
% therefore,, about to commence.
iaquests were yesterday held upon two persons who
were accidentally drowned the previous day One was
Capt Edward Dunn, who is supposed to have fallen
overheard while attempting go his canal barge du
ring the night He is said to have family living AL
bany New York The other VIM f. Douglass
elderly man who fell into the Schuylk river while
polling ska up the river
forge check for S75 yesterday detected at the
counter Of the Mechanics Bank The forgery had been
perpetrated by John Lampkins who 1t TO his land
lady to have presented desiring her retain the
Of his bill out of the proceeds She unconscious of the
forgery, sent the check to the bank by her The
offender returned to dinner usual when he
rested, and was this morning fully committed the
charge.
A well dressed scoundrel, who spoke the English
French and German languages ingratated himself into
the good graces of couple Of emgrants on their
passage down the river in the John stevens last eve
ming and representing himself the host of the Walnut
street House, obgingy took charge of their baggage
On arriving here, he escorted them into the public
Of the hotel told them to be seated while he had
rooms prepared and their trunks conveyed thither
Shortly after, the bona fde landlord Mr. Bleodgood
came into the room. His enquiries led to an expla-
nation when 1t became very apparent to the two
strangers that their pretended friend was rogue, and
uness they got his trail very he would be
unknown with their baggage consisting of
trunks with valuable contents Under these circum.
stances mine host des atched Of his
the deuded emigrants on a search among the various
emgrant houses In the neghborhood of the steamboat
landing and at one OF them they fortunate enough
to detect the pretended landlord with the trunks The
latter were handed to the proper who
30 rejoced by their recovery that the rascal who
tempted this bold cheat suffered to depart unwhpt
Of justice.
The public here are now doubtful of the Mexican
news received here yesterday and most anxously
awaiting further intelligence.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
First Board, Aug ,-.ooO State IS 795S; 25,OCo U.
treasury notes 6s 1851 1900 State 6s 9lsS Penu Ban
Sl2f % Norrsown Railroad I31; 5000 leading Railroad
bonds T16 800 u. $. Treasury lO3h
AFrgh 5ALes30 Lehigh coal scrip 8is1: IT, g. loa
IS loo 1000 Reading Railroad boz DIS 77s; so Nsshan
1864 1900
SECOND BoARD--5ssO City 6's 7G lO21< 200 Wmingtor
halroad 6s 49, 500 State SIS 8) 1000 Reading Railroad
5000 u 3. Treasury notes 6's l05t6
AFTER SALEs-230 Lehgh coal scrip 8fM so Allegheny
copper l0; $50 Reading Rsiload 33 SIS 79
Wilmington Railro Gs 49, 800 Lehlgh 6 ~ IS do
VI; IS Merchants and Manufacturers Bank Pittsburgh So
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,o,,, toF Nyw oE on; ~ ,,Sr

Lour.litSsg Az EsS 9 Nv I.sssss LINE 49,.
& :. & a. s,.., 49,. II
ship OsWtGO, Capfsin Johnsna
Snip NJ DspN, captain fAxe.
shtp LlfTO<, 4 afsasn lnxsrsol
SAN LOT isNfl.LE, ssgs nunt.
shsp sAtIkl~Lt., CAgfain Taylor
BARK tsf>fSF.f, taIfan MinoL
Bark. VI WILLIAMS. Captain Parker.
BARK HEBRON, tsptAln stsss.
The above SHIPS are al of s class % hst dsh "
water and rkgsresced
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished, and every
euton paid the eosou and eoassnsnee Of nc passen
gers.
Neither the captains o the above shs viii be
sponsbl. ieweiry balon pfecons solver plated
ware any Letters. parcels packages seat BY OF ut on
unless balls ~ sdinx tAken ioT ne
same, aud the value therein oppressed
For freight ariy Oh board q ofleens ha loot
If Wall street. OF 20 e. N. COLLINS, - south street
Agent in New orleans-John Woodrua Co, Who wili
orofnnflv forward sll 90 their address.
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I UCiNA COkDlAL, OF the ELiXlK " LONE.mIhn
Genital Debility, Nocturnal emissions aud all diseases
stoned by certain habits and Of the nostrums
Gently the complaints worthless
munitions which its unriyalsd fame and popqsri
rope and United States unanimous their recommen
the Lucina Cordial and have their sanction
compound for the same The utmost reliance
malades and also those which follow loss Of Muscular Energy
and Physical Lasstude and General Postaton, rabty,
LIVER elect and F9or Abus andn disease in
tonsin all Of which it will afford almost immediate relief
and used directed almost certain to produce positive
weakness disability of certain nature should take this
Cordial IT will mfalliby restore health and vigor in brief
period and where of offspring of il
course be had il the beneficial results be anc
pated with confidence.
Price So per bottle, or &2i per Dozen
Principal Office 7 Greenwich Sold in Trenton N.
j. by John Hickey and in Philadelphia 90 North Sixth
AUG 3Ot~ m
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DRIVATE DISEASES CUkED by A BOTANIC
PHYSICIAN. with ten yssrs practice N h cry s,sss.
tying perfect without mercury, "a lev aE nen}
apply ir relief after all the adsersed nostfums tss-
saavasd hubaged and deceived BY The 'ose.s
cure ia short Time and avoid gnoranee aud imtosi'n
should apply imns diAtey at la5 BoweTy ADVICE sf-
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Is OIlIf BROTHERS, 4 MfsTf-iIsON. NO. ~ slai
N den lane having completed yher beg
leave 10 their cad and the pabe that
from the Old Country be secured the most
sonabe terms, first class shs sailing regularly from
New York and Liverpool They also za.fesss thst there
shall be detention but that emgfAns will be forwarded
presentation Of their tickets.
pmIfs payable on demand Royal Bank OF Ireland
and Messrs. Prescott. Grote, Ames Co. London