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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-15

From the Washington Union, April l2.l
We have tho pleasure Of announcing that the hole
loan of eighteen millions IL taken above par, at pre-
MUM varying from one-eghth to two per cent The
whole amount bid S677s0ss3, Of which the sum Of
s54 o26, $50 was bid above par, and the remainder
So 300 at par Thus will be perceived that the
bids at a premium largely exceeded three times the
taken for trustees for savings banks and
persons not business for actual Investment and who
desire to pay the money Immediately. The secretary,
however has guarded against calling In the loan more
rapidly than II Is wanted for, were he to do 80, would
make the government pay interest prematurey and de-
range the business Of the country by too largo call for
specie any month An intelligent correspondent,
in communication published by last week. calculated
that the money would not be all wanted until the LIST Of
February next which would require something loss than
two millions Of dollars Of tho loan 10 be paid monthly
40 that thu same specie which paid insamen would
bs disbursed and In circulation afford the means for
paying succeeding nstslments from time to time Bv
calling Va tho loan this waywhich are insured will
DO done-whlst large sum in interest will DO saved 10
the government, heavy calls will DO made for snecIs
any time and the business of the country viii bc
undsturbed.
Tho bids of ffty-eisht millions FOR this loan demon
strae the just confidence Of the people In their own Gov
ornment and the ample resources and wealth OF thu
the recent glorious victories ut Buena Vista and Vers
Cruz under heroic leaders Taylor and Scott /; but
the successful result Of the tariff Of 1916 which, IL ia
demonstrated, viii yield annual revenue Of thirty
millions Of dollars, and the military contributions
under the Mexican tariff also contributed swell
the bids.
we understand that the custom house at Vera Cruz
g. large and excellent building. and this month 10
es,, cur brave cesrs viii BE- collecting the new duties
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.,ions ~ Mr calhoun. we opine, can be pretty

notions of Mr. Calhoun, we opine, can be pretty
clearly made out.
The political creed of General Taylor Is not
distinctly known He has been soldier, and
NOT n politician He would have gone for Henry
CLAY al the last election, and was opposed 10 the
annexation of Texas. Thus much, we believe,
is known and thus far General Taylor stands
directly opposed to MIR. Calhoun: But II Is said
that Old Rough and Tough Is a free trader and it
holder, State in which, perhaps, the people are
more immovably attached to the institution than
in South Carolina.
Absorbed In the two great questions of free
trade and slavery, We may now safely consider
all other aspirations of Mr. Calhoun to be. He
~ jealous Of the North on both questions, and Of
both parties, and particularly of northern can
didate upon the question Of slavery. He is dis
trusttui OF intrigues, barg inns, and log-rolling
power which they hold in the north. His motto
y that which Byron gave to the Greeks, with
little modification
Trust not for slavery to the Franks, .
They have king Preston Kingl who buys and sells
In southern men and Southern ranks
The only hope of slavery dwells."
Whereupon, II Mr.. Calhoun can not depend
upon the independent ticket as sut'c ent TO carry
the election to the House, and II so, 10 carry u
satisfactorily through the House, what better al
tentative can he adopt to cut OIL the aboltonists
from all participation In the next flesiaeHr.iial
election, than by casting his strength In the heio
upon the old man, OF the mountains!
Indeed. notwithstanding the great achievement
of Gen. Scott at Vera Cruz, II SO tar falls away
before the bloody field of Buena Vista, that lay
lor from the general uprising IN his favor, threa-
tens 10 supersede the necessity OF Baltimore
convention in toto And this ~ another prime
object with Mr. Calhoun w.
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s,h March. as Is q long. W. poke brig Tho3.s, Win
., e. So re Hi';sh
SSa1d Bombay ya
. With MIR .s Sh " siSs e Bed
s MS % B Sesp@ bound to &c New " % % April
N long Is IS w saw Bremen ship Luise steering west
I'D, SreHs 50 s'is.~sr
several cebegs 10th, exchanged signals with ship Shsnan
Bar, John css,s, D,eYs from S ' with
sT
Sa hsy
Ss. Sssss 3 :.. s. W s;ss:
po Ss g iSa b barb All from Bristol New
Mt oS:S Ms'ssG. W R.:0" from M.''as.' 'l''
5 Highland sS:y Il "a day. Il. Ssa very
rta's:i ss:s y :;;s:iS
sSSs 5S K. 6sssa H S,s VI liz
"f Bark Rapid Ward from Havana. April 3D. to Taylc
y WITH ron ' and Ms
C. S" 3 WIND Pai.ss:y ssssFt s,ss 5sG
ffs
s ne ea
SS Sss. Saving $ ks a DID, s s;:
similar hurricane lasting four hours lost yssil mast gan ana
sail fore yard bboom sprung part Of bailwaks and
Rcsse Bell Of Gresnock II days from Cadz for St Johns,
NF with loss Of bulwarks and and othsrwse
gagged Also ship Prince de JQnve II days from YORK
for Best Captain Lawrence kindly supplied us with proV
Br brig Caledonia Lya days from the Gut Of Cans, with
spoke Br brig Emerald, from Ireland for New York. 49,,
Brig New Orleans, Bramhall, from Boston, with A1h 10
K.o Wade. of Epo day; from M.v,a. with
Same day spoke B Sir Edward Perry from London for
Schr Ceres Marston, IS days from Machias with spars
bound Baltimore Put in in distress On the 9h instant o
miles Eof Block Island in gale from SSW sprung aieak
Schr Usage Rodgers days from BALTIMORE WIN COAL I"
Schr October, Baxter, Richmond. with flour. to Allen
Schr Wanknco, Crowell, Boston, mdse.
Schr Alabama, Smalley Salem, mdse. An, o.
Schr Greenway, Couch, Richmond with hour 10 Alien q
Schr Croton, Chase: Boston, undse. ,,,,
Schr Ann Hyman. Totem Newbem Nc with naval stores
Schr Eleanor, Ann Long Virginia, corn.
Schr Richmond, Keller Thomaston, lime
Schr Fortune Lowell. Thomaston, lime. '.'.
Schr Franklin, Bearse, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Talent, Nickerson, Boston, plaster
Schr Clarion. Nickerson, Boston, plaster.
Schr Detroit. Bacon Boston, molasses.
Below.
Below Bremen ship Louise, Andrens from Antwerp.
Br brig Emerald from Ireland, with passengers aim.
The hatcher reported below IN the evening papers, was
in sight shutdown.
Ships Huguenot for Ireland; Arcoe Hoodes' for Mar
settles, aud others.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. :
A.rfvnis OF Produce, &c., Down the Hudson

Arrivals OF Produce, &C., DOW" SA' AAsss-.s"s
MospAr, April l2.-EcxFoap LINE, BAsoE =, Con-
srNo-Is33 bbls -four A Van Luntrord Co-339 bags
corn Bows Cary-2aa bales wool u Hau-9l head
AIs.rr AID CANAL LINE, BARGE JEssERsoN.-42l
bbls flour Cowing Colo do d Van Buskirk-9ao
do Merrt-isS casks 81 boxes cheese ~ pscs.Ees
White 4 Coo bbls seed "a casks cheese Smith
Howo-i6s do 8 Perry-2so do boxes do Fsnner Bur.
iingham-I4 boxes do 81 casks do Perry Sweezey-66
bbis onions P Scoville-2a casks cheese Smith-l4
boxes do 81 tubs butter John Boyce.
Nnw YoHK .sp TnoI L,sE, BARGE New York
$50 bbs flour NJ VailS6 do 800 bbls mddlings Clark
x Coeman-SSS bds paper Kingsley-97 bdls mea-
81 do bound Bachslor-l6i bdls paper w
JaInes-l5 bdls back stun Cons--20 do Lubalet-42
boxes glass ID Prince-50 dozen scythes Clark & VIII
son--l0 bbls lamp black Dodge--la bdls skins
Hopkins-2s. boxes scales Deale-2a6 bbls casks
ris & Co-aO cases starch Haskell~2o bds scoops
Van w & Tucker-575 kegs spikes various persons
BoArCHAurAuauE-300Ob bushels barley 100 bbls -four
SLooP Africa, FROM CoxsAcxIE.-240 bales hay 4500
bushels corn 1900 do rye Barker, Kirkland 4 Co.
APRIL l3.-TRoY ERIE LINE barge John Paine
1894 brls -four NJ Sandford-l4O do Smith Co
ITO do Sage Co-oo0 do A TeIt--6 casks ashes B
Stage Go.
OLD ALBANY LINE barge John Wurts--2000 bush rye,
Cobb-200O do corn Schuyler. Boat Cordelis-
1000 bushels rye T Duraut Boat Superor-2O0O bush
els oats T c Durant. Boat Brcwer-i000 bushels oats
800 do shorts IS brls beans T Durant Boat r F
slack-4o0o bushels rye c Durant.
BARGE Wave, from Catskill-230 sides leather Hyde,
Jr-l20 do J G Brooks-lO5 do Billiard Co-27e
bales hay 600 bushels 1000 do osts 800 do rye to
captain200o do corn Connover-52 cattle 81 sheep.
Barge MINIsIsK, from Newburg-375ccalyes 10 barrels
eggs 50 kegs butter to captanlO0 rolls oil cloth Abro
Hoyt CO. Steamer Splendid-l000 bushels corn 1900
do bags 100 do feed captain
STEAMER NORFOLK, from Fishkl-226 bags meal 10
bags rye flour 20 do feed As Calves Capt Brnkerhof
NJ Y & Erie r. r.. barge Marsh-22 pkgs butter-22
calves Capt Di54 do 20 tubs butter Capt Coleman-9
do 30 calves Capt Clark60 do 10 tubs butter barrels
flour j & Thompsou-s tubs butter 10 sheep 81 calves
Capt King5O do 20 sheep l6 tubs butter Capt Leeds
3604 quarts of milk have arrived this route during
the past week
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ptst,aDrrpurA April l3--4

PHILApELrHIA, APRIL lsE4 PMs
M aSSsa j sSs S NED Ss;
s ST. Mse %i's' Sss
css.s sa. Sf TS HRH sSSs iiS
Ssss %s q: Sga"s sSd fa
fs Tq e EVss Ss H.
;ch cuban % WSs ssas S As as y afG
bs ns sy nfg .s stEDsT smith,
s:: T.s %aw IssP bsfJsg
H oS rsi SaIsss Shark Stevenson and Middle
r.sae VI $'S 3. ship S.::sa EVsa:
Maria 'Kaow,on, ES7as. bIiss zoIoassT BIownsI New
, x Ss0 En-
:s M S:f csaais. Sv y
co and sas fhs Al. E. soaon Adf%
Hubbard, Ta%psP ca,sw, N:s5, Char e.Sq Ys No.
M HR,s 8 ID and
Est, put ia saky Zee misc lIansouj VIM DawsSn Obj
' Gem iia ss' Re. ,SsH'
s ne a % q
ih s ss,%iy T.: Siss Pi aa sss,
LS.rpOol big Hcrtssss for Cork sm. 9, a,v
s 8 a. s Week. 81 Say. a% s
Downes The w encountered very weather the
sage, but sustained damage She will proceed to Bait,
Foreign Ports.
MATAszAs, April Sin port, banks Nathan NJ Bridge.
Brown from Boston, disc, Mary Lowell Hamilton, FIN Port
;s az AZ ch a f s
9Sm d. disc Orb paS: Disc Ca;gi1s WROushHy from
LIST inst loan Chase. wig fri Louisa PIERCE disc WIN
Henry Cole for New York in days sehs Jewstt Ad
Fogg for Portland in days. Only SON. Burke from Norfolk
LIST SID brig Montrose, for Portland; scrs
Myers, for N York; Medium, for Boston.
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FOREIGN Inportations.

H,vAsA-Bark Rapid-92i boxes Moses Taylor-lsGOOo
CARS w Thomn-l300O0 do Renauld 4 Fmbois-5Oc0 do
lodrya-25O00 do Echare-200O do w Russel-iO0O do
Pavenstedt Schumakeri86O00 Horn Burch,rd-2 boxes
Aguire Gaway-2O00 segars Oliver Cordes-2ooo do
kembe2000 do Seth Gasomenl0o000 do IL bales in VALE
J-25oOo segars Lille Rasines9O0O do Joseph Manznedo
10000 do 10 bales L Bances650o0 segars John Mathews
co3OOOO John II Fober-i5oO0 Lionel Moses20 bales A
Ledon-2 Trinnger co-200O0 segsrs Gnge- csk
Pom * Paanes30O00 segars Stoughton-5oO0 order.
LoSpoS-Ship Tofonto-32 casks q Ii Norwood x coo
do Chandler, Howard co-63 do Cumming Dodge x COLI
pkgs Selerage, Koop GOO CHI Low Bro-22 pkgs
Meyer sons-l0 ceroons Wchelhausou co., cases OPP
penhcim COLO casks Phelps Dodge COT do Clark K
McConnin-3 pkgs Vyse Sons-3 bales Joseph Connah2
White Sheffield do James Lee coil pkgs Binn.
ger COIL do Duncan sons-279 bxs William Chauce-3
Shepherd Morgan: 10 bales II w II. Ma36 elephant
Ridner-i do Bartlett \ Weord-i Dbl Robert Menl-l do
Kuz-l bdl Il Aspnwe-i bag soyereigns John Girls
wod-i case w II Rose-i Dbl Davis Black case Mr. De-
low &Coone bear and two ponies Smyth-i3 cases hhds
| chest to order.
CoauINpoBark Niagdeln-lio Ok, oil 2so hars copper
Rowland Aspinw all269 do do DIT do tin sop Chauncy
63 do copper IL bark l2l bags corn bx BarlelJ
cks oil bds walebone Slate Gardner lowell2 bxs ii
Seaton
MATANzA,-Bark Gibert-lo BIS sugar Sturges co--iH
do Meyer Stucken-3O0 NJ Taylor-00 D Curtis, jr-2o
Young Hawkins 4 co-330 Tbompson-6 Matthew'S Co
IS hhds do 1000 segars 0oodhue co.
PALERMo-BaTk John w. Catcrl9j canars birthstone 1892
brs lemons 1913 do oranges Chamberlin Phelps.
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Southern Cotton Markets.

New ORLEANS, April 5--The market continues quiet
the only sale hear Of is of 600 balesNorthcrn
advccs have impaired rather rmness to factors
SAvASNAH April 9.-Therc is but very little Cotton
the market the selling stock having been reduced to
about 700 balesthc transactions have consequently
been light We continue quotations of last week,
two slight alterations and quote Inferior none
ordinary to good ordinary 9A l0 middling to good
middlng, l0s II; middlng fair ia: fair to fully
fair II u Tx Round bales Of similar quality
to &c. per pound cheaper. The receipts this week
amount to only li6 bales Upland against g. 1871 bales,
corresponding week last year The receipts at all the
ports to the latest dates l505lS5 bales, against
1880 05 bales last year, showing falling of Of IL 1919
bales The sales ofthe week up 1913 bales follows
Ill Mt l0 ~ ut l0ls 80 Mt l0; St at 1875 IS at 1915
2s7 at l0 40 Mt 10 1876 e. at 1917 539 at IL 1877 at
llh 4l9 ut ll4; 80 at ll5S and 81 bales at lhc per
h. Long Cottons continue neglected We hear Of sales
only i3i bales at the following particulars at "a at
%; at %; 80 at 26a - at 49, IL at 3l Is at 3d. 30
mt %, and stained at 10 cents per pound.
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Is .1I:
r. 81.
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Ss Saa s Ss'
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shssr%.n New David Crockett Snow Hartford; SID
April Ar ships Rsm S,;s &C. Marshall
Ma %sisGa q: Sophia wake. &
@ sS'yv Vera CRUZ E%:rsida spJ %qxa
s sIs; 4$:
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s:y s'; Hs ss
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w E Ma..o sA. s ", D.', no., M
Maize vsH d. for Thoma:ion cid brs Oscar cl0ash
York ST Smyrna PRpf5 Palermo sG 50 q, brig Science
ST Marks, April s-Arr brig General Wilson, Minor New
,aasas; C.ro%s Baker Boston, Reshesser Davis, EYosk
iis Se1S
a on Rs
f a 4s sE SS Ss:s
psr Basy Boston '' H'
u AA1 d :a w%
Penn Hubert, Georgetown, DC.
Foreign Ports.
CALCUTTA Jan 23-n port, ships Hercules, Madgan, from
81 S % LEAD FIJI MYa %s.t
bars Leno1 HOwes for do abt Feb Isl Guare Bass0w for
tATEsrr March is-In port brig Gazele, Cheever. from
IN. csa4 5s:ssn Smith f E%
line, Marshall Charleston; Baltimore, ssary, dol sOth Ann
cexs 1f March s-sla Robert Mcwi.m. Mcdonald, Phi
Cork, March - Arr Br brig Mary, Wyman, NYork
N9o II pc FEB e S1s Gon.o Tosy &
GssSs1s z, Sa,s |, s,!
TGws Chsn :e ls pf SS psn sm d9
Belfast. sh, Mansill., DAVIS, Portland; Clio ossood do
NeSeoa tS s
s @
Rse
st.Ssd
Marvin fS New efof ssSs ff
Berry Boston, and Others as reported by sutton ph,
aelpha Sid 18TH brig Stephen Bass, PettinE New Or
LIMERICK March SID Queen Martin, NYqrk
LAeuAyn. March 2.-Bris Csraeas Wonnyer for pha'
Porte I Mares c pc S.1t Eew
ton Sns bss William Henry Cole io:Nsw York; GENIUS.
% SS k Mas s M ae:
Fsss.Esf ssn efs; s1ii e. S;s
s fsifi 81 s
s@a al S2,l SsS %": d %%
Proponos Silver Boston, Banks Charles william Heating
from Cadiz for Orleans; Lepanto - for York; Ches
1peake for Baltmoe; James Smith for York. Isabella do
PENzANcE March 6Sld brig Santiago, Perkins, rom New
York having repared Brest whence she proceeds koche
| and NYork. . -
Rio J4sEino7Feb. PIN port ship Mencan DENNIS, fo
W:ngae FIN Baltimore, diseg; Baltimore LeBron do, arr %
Alyarado Ames from Lisbon, for New Orleans; brig Sla
sAcuA La GnASpE April l-Ig port brgs Abby Amelia
day; Gen Lincon Cloudy Boston, dos Cacheco Usher fol
do days; Porto Rico, Giles for Charleston days schrs
| TAMpIco, March 29Au ships Orpheus Freeman I'm New
York ed brig Harriet I'm sca Es,a o1
day load for Bos,o ip port about Feb ga ship re,
| changed from Palermo and Boston.
TRINrDAp Cuba, March GAR brig John D9dds Paine
from Boston, Is days passage; 2 Sept Eurotas by Bos
| tom
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Cleared.
shps--Arso. (psctel ANTHONY, Hnvre WIN Whitloek Jr
Ohio Bird Liverpool + Tslou New York. Hull, Charles
ton, Geo Buckley; Burlington, Cook, Philadelphia VIM
Rowland,
Dark-B Bohlen, lBrem) Mencke Havana, sturres Co.
Brigs-Andrew King Fisher Cork, Brett vose; Lady OF
Beaton, Robertson Apsachicoa Hurlbu 4 Co. Linden
Williams Mobile. SuHe., Chairman Coz Watchmsn Al
de-, Phiadelphis. Badger & Peck
,schrA dtiance; Walpols, Norfolk HantsI Col Ro-
der Avery, do McCready Il Co; Minerva, Burnett,
Philadelphia; Grecian, Chase, Boston.
Steamer-Yscht, tuew) Crane, Charleston.
Sloop-Wakchcld, Sanders, New Bedford.
Barges-Porpoi-c and Comet Philadelphia.
Arrived.
ship Tartar Lockwood Canton, goth December 1876. 10
lat Bon Of Philadelphia 18th Jan, large ship
who're on SW Of Princes Island (Sats of Sundi before
porssa by the Adams mss all gone end wreck desert
eu IMP Agnes Wnhere I'm Canton for New York. was left
o. Helen, on The 3h Of March 18th Feb lat 20 10 g. long;
!, az, enanssa ssnai viii, ship Qneds, I'm anton bound
With hr oassa Cssos sosnd !. ioSs9 3
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New York Cattle Market.

APRIL l2-At market, $40 Beef Cattle (40O from the
Souh) 40 Cows and Calves and 500 Sheep and Lambs
BEEF CATTLE.-Priccs are a shade higher than last
week, viz 81 to $40. SO unsold.
Cows AND CALyEs-Contnue in good request and
have arrived freely during the week We quote prices
at from $40 SGT to S35, and few Of extra quality at
S45
SHEEP avp LAMBs-The sales yet remarkably
small Buyers show disposition to operate but prices
fully equal to last weeks average. We quote the
range at from 81 so q 50 so to S.
HAY AND SrRAw.-The market il abuudantly stocked
with Hay and that the Hudson is open, il likely to
remain Prices have yielded II little, and may be
per 100 bundles.
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l6nIl kEWAnD.-Los, or stolen, TUESDAY, the
6OOOisth February qlt, in the neighbor,ood Of LON

Payment of all which has stopped at Bank Of Ens
Whoever will give such Information lead 70 the re-
or s s o % %
Of N Se and
For further information spply, , e r., q, w.u
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
PEs and having cas-; Of ugTogss
.DsS ss 'hs sssaf s
punctuslly attended to. ii. DE BOER' 7ik G.nslst.
NB-Lsdies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought Of any description and
fE s5s
az ss nS % As If e
ass Ca. ssHss
y ' *:
first Of those diseases as vast amount Of suffering
ii.
ESSs .y 9s ssf hS s attends for con-
To doTNfRT
pSpS.sa Ss% ,sI: :,,5r
their ss S all ,S s"a s on
lug ~ '''' p'''' '''' ". s: RICHARDSON; MP.
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS,
s s s sS of
These Pills. the result Of eIPerence hs HOO
pa de Charlie in Paris pronounced TX ne cse paten
inventor Professor Velpsau an Inai!ie remeay pr al
diseases urera They effect cure IN mpcn shoiter
time than any remedy without ant,ng the breath ds
agreeing with the stomach, or confinement ITO"
Price 81 per box
CONsTITUTIONAI DEBILITY CURED !.
THE TONIC MI&IuRE, Bs tS Sy of S wo Vcg q
confidently for all Of debility productivity
secret indulgence Of kind IL is az invaluable
remedy for Impotence terty or baIenness unless depend
ing upe bottles 81 each; cases Of half dozen ST. carefully
packed and sent to all parts OF the Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
~ OR the OF primary secondary syphilis,
venerea ulcers, nodes any complaint produced by
Ali persons supcctng veneres faint naming their system
should this werul purifier without delay
can consider himself safe after having the yenersa disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly celc.
brafed Alternative.
Sold single bottles at 81 each Of half dozen for
SIS carefully packed and to all PARTS Of the Union
CONC GENERATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
GENTlAN AND sAsSAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for The suppression of quackery
the purifying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs
IS confidently recommended by the College superior any
extract Of sarsspaa at present before the public and may be
impure OF the blood such scroa and salt rhcun ring
bloches pimpes ulcers the bones joints
nodes cutaneous erupon ulceted throat dis
arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis nu-
hicious Of mercury.
Hold in single bottles at, ,..,......... rs cents.
:, in cases ofhalfs dozen bottles ...."....,.ss $50
| Gases forwarded to ali parts of the Union
MA very liberal discount 70 Wholesale purchasers
ono. open '''" A. W. heAAnDsos, NJ. p.
peW u Nassau street, New York!
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-shp Toronto-Nlr Lamacke, New York; Kichard
Smith, Henry Auntford William Newton, William Wilson,
Smith, Of London5i3? IN the ste erage. $50
HAvANA-Bark Rapid-Mrs G Mason, child and servant;
Miss c Mason; Rosines. VIM Lowry. of New York: w
Amin, Boston; Anau aud Pedrenon Of Havana and in
the s.eerage.
HAvASA-Bar. Elizabeth ], at Philadelphia; J Keamey
Rodgers, New York; Henry Burden do; Mrs } l. O'Sull
van do
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BALTIMoRE, April Is, ls47.
a General Illumination a,penter's Strike-Thun-
der and Lghnins-The Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road-Tneatrieais--TAe Markets, &c.
Our City Council have made a appropriation to de-
fray the expenses of Illuminating the public buildings
and have recommended general illumination by
citizens in honor Of the recent glorious ACHE voment
Of arms. 1t will probably take place on Monday
evening next the anniversary of the battle Of Lexing
ton.
The journeymen carpenters yesterday made general
strike for higher and paraded the streets In great
numbers, with band of music. They have been re-
ceiving 81 IS per day, and demand 81 so. About
twohrds of the employers last night agreed to give the
advance demanded but the others still persist In
fsng or they will be compelled to give In or
give up the business No mechanic ought to think of
working for less than 81 80 per day
We had any quantity Of thunder and lightning last
night between and ~ o'clock the first Of the season
T6e clouds looked heavy storm of rain about
setting: in but proved false alarm, and have
bright sun and clear sky this morning
night at the HOLIDAY street theatre in Romeo and Juliet
in presence Of a crowded and fashionable auditory.
The business Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
steadily rapidly increasing The gross receipts for
the last six months ending the LIST of April upwards
Of $4,000 the corresponding six months Of year.
oeipts last year about 81 this they will
probably amount to $l,loOy00o.
The peach and apricot trees in this vicinity, are all
in bloom, mild and pleasant has been the weather Of
late
THE MARKErs.-Therc only 100 head of beeves
offered ut the scales yesterday MI Of which sold
80 head at much improved rates owing to the light
supply Prices ranged from SO 81 so per 100 lbs on
the hoof. Live hogs of good quality bringing 81.
soino indifferent parcels were sold at Sc s7S. There
sales Saturday Of $500 bbs Howard street Hour
at Sd 6aN and 500 bbs at So So The intelligence from
England showing decline in the market for breadsuffs
has produced little effect the price Of Howard
street flour There sales of 500 bbls at So So and
1000 bbls at Sc OH The unfavorable English news
unsettled the market for City Mills and two sales
prsng 700 bbIs were made to-day at SO So decline Of
80 cents A few parcels Of Maryland wheats reached
the market to-day and sold Mt lI5 cents for prime lots
About 100 bushels Peuna red sold at $50 cents Sales
of d white at IS So cs and Of yellow at 90 a92
cents A sale Of Pcnna yellow mt 81 cents. We quote
Md Rye at rs 80 cents, and oats ut 45 46 cents.
Sales Of Stocks Mt Baltimore.
$4,000 Treas Notes G lOzk, S2,8l5 City 6 90 9a 50 300
City 6 30, 9aS S6s d. closeda lo2 asked lgia bid;
notes closed at lo2 asked 1918 bid State per cents
es asked 9 bd Bait and Ohio railway shs 10 asked seq
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