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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-01

IN pursuance OF decree pronounced by the
Superior Count Of Chancery FOR the Circuit on tee
Goth day OF Marci lsi depending between giehd
Anderson and Beverley BAR surviving partners Auep Bar
Andersen and Joseph Chas Dgor ecmpll and Philip Thorn
ton ard Caroline his wife EIee OF John Richards deceased
other defendants the undersigned ssnner will exuo 70,
sale At Public auction to the highest bidder day
Nav nfi
hchuiond Al
and numbered according the rilu eity No. and ny
on Lester street ia feet bounded by the Rive,
AMI Water Street No rs by Street; No &c by and
@lsi street each fronting 1872 following TERMS an.
thuin cash one third months and the r.sdu.
upon credit Of IL moats negotiable with an approved en-
dorsef will be required OF the upon the credit
and the title will be retained until purchase money is
The sale Will commence al LaI past the evening
ROBERT G. SCOTT
PHILIP HARRISON.
WILLIAMS 4 HAIALL, Aues an 24-.o,i
% Tunes requested n copy.
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NOTICE.

NV received about ago one b,. enna,n,,,
marked Franklin H. leach cars for which mo-
application has been maee-wheh delivered 10 the
upon tie payment OF the charges
22-2w WEIR RACnS 10
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MANAGERS OFFICE---D. Prime A.

Drawn Nos. OF Susquehanna. class %:
10 9 Is 25 10 Sc 81 65 30 | 81
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, class lOI:
~ 81 6S ca 3 % If % % ~ a Ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23
WAsuiSoroS, April u, Isa7
Mericau affairs.

The latest information from Vera Cruz disclocs the
extension Of Gen Arisss original scheme Of cutting of
the northern provinces Of Mexico and forming them into
independent republic under the protection of the
United States. The plan seems now TO embrace four
fifth Of the whole republic not including California and
Now Mexico which equal in themselves to one-hs
the existing Of Mexico. We have recently seen
copy of letter from distinguished citizen Of that por
ton Mexico under the Of Gen Taylor, and dated
in advance Of the Of the American army upon
Monterey The writer addresses himself TO the Presi
dent pledges the support Of the Northern Depart
the United States provided the American gov
will sustain said departments in the establish
ment Of government independent Of the central militia
ry despotsm at Mexico II would from subsequent
operations that the administration has paid but little
tention this propositions and in every II
proper that II should be totally disregarded Mexican
pledges VIGOROUSLY nothing except In the
face OF overwhelming power Of coercion, II coercion
should be necessary and the enlargement Of the scheme
Of Arista, IN strongly confined to the march Of
the American arms, that put no sort OF
credence In these overtures They seem rather
to be extorted from the necessities Of the times
than n spontaneous acknowledgment Of the genu-
Inc doctrines OF republican government suppose on
the other hand the United states government were W
be the instrument Of the division OF the republic OF M.A
leo. Their wars would be interminable until INC
weaker party at length put down ana its erroy
absorbed by the stronger No, sir. the only plan ~
treat Mexico in the aggregation aud not IN uN w.,
capacity II we divide her the slice detached Hon ~
central authority must tall to the United s'''''
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WAsHiscTos, April 81, lsl7
Dispatches have just been received from Gen Scott
dated the 5th inst He at Vera Cruz preparing to
push the bridge the 7th The dispatches do
not confirm the report that the National Bridge was
abandoned by the Mexcsns There is nothing of spe-
cial Importance They confirm the contained In
the New Orleans papers brought by this evenings mail
Dispatches were received last evening from Commo-
dore Perry announcing the capture and occupation Of
Alvarado There resistance Several guns, In
good condition, were captured and some found
spiked The garrison had fed on the approach OF our
forces after spikng of the guns and destroying
portion Of the public stores Some Of the small vessels
OF the squadron had proceeded distance up the Al
varado river
Gen Scotts dispatches accompa MED with copies
OF general orders issued for the maintenance Of order In
the city Of Vera Cruz and others announcing the
sodery the thanks rendered by Congress the army
under Taylor for its bravery at Monterey
GALVIENsIs
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GALVIENsIs.
WAsHiNcros, April 81, isA7.

The War Department actively employed to-day in
papers, arrangements and dispatches relating to the
levies Of volunteers be sent into the field under
the act Of May 10, 1886.
A delegation from this city went over to Baltimore
this evening" to the illumination and the viennose
children and the meeting which WAS to have taken
place in reference to something Of the sort by
corporation and citizens this afternoon complete
failure, else the advertisement designated the wrong
place, or the wrong hour.
We literally blinded by the dust Of our broad and
unwatered streets while farmers from the surrounding
counties grumblng at the absence Of rain. They
say their wheat and rye crops must materially suffer
good soaking rain docs not speedily to their relief
The Lord send It,
The Baltimore train due ut II o'clock to-day de-
ayed several hours by running of the track No harm
done.
We think the Secretary Of War looks better than he
did sometime ago; and regard it Ms n good sign.
Yours, truly, CANISTER.
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LOOK AT THIS

-. JUST RECEIVED, large lot Of Gentlemens
OR French Boots, the best aud handsomest ever -
thus city and will be sold the low price ofs5 Also all kinds
Of cnemen Caters and Patent Leather Shoes and All the
III. store great variety Of Cater Boots sprs Basatns
and all other kinds and sizes Misses and Chdens Boots and
Shoes, Boys Boots Caters, Shoes and Slippers Of AZ me
various kinds all ofwhch will be soId CHEAP At -, br?ad
way, corner OF Franklin street NJ. CAliILL
NIB Country merchants supplied by the packsse o. dozen
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPIIIC.

PHILADrLpHIA, April -, ls47
The Baltimore telegraphic line has commenced work
ing TINS evening" and you may receive Washington dss
patches tonight should the line New York remain
open.
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WALSH & G.

l.. WALSH & CO.,
a. FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No; Ann street
Ynear the Museum New York. Fine French Boots 50 81
French Imperial Dress Boots made order 81 So usually
sold for Sc So Patent Leather Boots Shoes Caters and
Slippers constantly hand and made order the shortest
notice. Repairing &c. done in the Quick sales aud
small prohS is our motto. Nos Ann street, New York
M m
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WIN; ". SHIRLEY. Aacsioneer.
VM. ". SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.

Sale by J. M. B. Boger 2i2 Pearl street
TUESDAY April eth 10 O'Clock, at No 22 PEARL
of Fletcher sreetsPerempory sale Of hhds and
opened Cookery Glass and China from the Thebu embra.
cling the very best goods aud des abe articles landing
The goods be sold and moved away before the May
the having be cleared LIST MAY. Goods received
for the sale till Monday a23ltsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23

CHEAP EMBROIDERIES.
AT SCOTT CO's-No H7 Broadway, two doors be-
N low White street. A lot Of fine needle work Under
Handkerchief 81 each; case fine figured Sheer Cling
h,ms nj So per Cartons white figured demi Wells
Gne quality at ST each Embroidered Dresses Lace Capes
French Lawn handkerchief, Neede.work Collars Lscss
&c. SC, great variety at wholesale prices ~ ne
price system strictly adhered to- Mt oteod-e
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VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer

sale by j. NJ D. bogert, 2l2 Pearl street
HOUSE SALE of all descriptions Furnishing Goods,
"wednesday, April 2sh, 10 o'clock, at No OF Chambers
street near sale Of Oil Cloths Carpets,
paror and bedroom furniture of all kinds quantity of Crock
Glass. China plated and Britannia Ware. Cutlery,
Trays Casters cake Baskets Sc There this
sale for paor and bedroom furniture and be ill
Tuesday. No limited articles taken. a23 itsr
II OuSEHOLD FURNITURE-This day, Friday, at 10
- o'clock. at 1888 Thompson street. comprising Piano
Forte Firth and Hall maker Guitar Harp Head mahogany
and marble Tables Book Case mahogany and
Chairs CARPETS: Stair DO Rugs Gi5sndolss Lamps
Feather Beds Bedding Looking Glasses China and Glass
Ware Cutlery, Bureaus, Washstands Stair Rods Cots ALSO
Kitchen Furniture. a23 itsr
II OSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE
~ Wilton Carpets, Piano made by Chckering Co,
No no West 18th street. 9Th avenue this dayA. G.
the entire furniture Of family removing from the citycon
ssng OF Royal Wilton carpets; rosewood SOFAS, chairs
dyans suite Of the style of Louis XIV sofa table
rich gilt clock mantel ornaments Brussels stair carpeng
mahogany sofa and chairs, window shades Sheffield plated
oil cloths pier tables French and other bedsteads dressing
bureaus washsands Egyptian marble toilet tables; ingram
crockery, SC.
Also elegant rosewood piano. made to order by Chcke
ring splendid instrument IN tone and nsh and cost 5000
Also the kitchen furniture with which the sale will com.
mence.
Catalogues ready. a23 It.r
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS AN ID SH o r. S.
SMITH AZ RIgJEX

BOOTS AND SHOES.
SMITH x RISLEY.
:. TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
land purchasers general oftheir extensive and we'll
lected assortment Of ladies' Misses and Childens Gar
Buskins Slippers, &c, Of their manufacture,
and large stock Peg Boots Shoes and Broean selected
with and purchased for cash. which will enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices
BStore will be open until o'clock in the evening,
giving Country Merchants opportunity examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged
la2 Chatham ST. directly opposite the Chatham Theatre.
n27i rnsr RI
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ALBANY, ArsIL ~, I847.
Nothing done in -four to-day Every parcel Of oats
In market has been taken the account
~ cents
We had two or three heavy showers during the after
noon. The water Is rising rapidly, with every promise
Of u freshet 1t Is over the docks Quay street
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AUUTION NOTICES.

as.s.; IT, #: g.
S 2 Plat street corner Of Gold at osiScn 700 ssasn
buck a a bsc i' tips aps white bone s' and pa.
Sc Also, Ivory knives and FORKS in sets .,...
&C. being importation the celebrated manulae.
ested having changed their business will close
auction NBCaslogues ready and may be had at the
with XS wS the viii
cases solid head Poughkeepsie pins a23 lt.r
pnMINoaAn S9R R5AT TEESssSS s. Plat. will
& day at 10 O'clock a. the auction room of Plat
earpsn,er;' imitation locks GTL snI%.ilsd hollow
grdons cooks ladies' forks and skimmcrs bedkeys,
Also Grsasss sons G. g. adues VIM Butchers second
Also, 30 gross hide whips, sc. a23 lt"r
NANCY coos AGSB PITT Sv aSs T.
a1s E sell @ d a s. G hi a%s
%sS s"sy soSd yoas Sies comprising general
Also, LOG o. q brass movement clocks.
Aso'a large assorlnct ofjapaned tea trays. a23 ter
ENosH AN6 olh MAT r Asfn w..,enhom.
S'll sell sh. dey 70 OeloeI Ge Auction Room No
and s1t ., pistols a
100 dGz genuine s Rodgers and Westholms cutlery &c.
fAs2v WAIT s%i Gold sxsy
and Fancy GoodsJacob s. Plat will have in his large
sale Of fancy goods and hardware Sci also 100 gold and sill
watches 100 chrssoca do $50 lots Of gold ewey making
general assormen in lots purchasers The sale Of
watches Will commence O'Clock, and be continued till
all is sold. a23 tsr
VIM; W SHIRLEY, Auctoneer.
- Sale by j. NJ. B. Bogert, 2l2 Pearl street.
T .ARGE RETAIL STOCK OF CROCKERY, GLASS
- and ChinaThs day, Friday, April 23d, o'clock, at
and dark blue ware with all kinds Of white granite and
months credit 500. Sale positive, shine the
declining the business Also cut plain and pressed
glass, lamps, girandoies. sc. a23ltsr
WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
- Sale by ]: NJ. B. Bogert, 2l2 Pearl street.
TUESDAY, April 27t 10 O'clock at No. 2l2 Pearl,
of Fletcher streetsPeemptoy sale Of IS hhds and
opened Cookery Glass and China from the Thebus emba
cling the best goods aud desirable articles landing
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctiOneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, at No. Third street, near
j. the BoweryaH. Il. LEEDS & Co, will sell at auction
Of family declining housekeeping. comprising Brus
sells Carpets mahogany Sofa and Chairs rocking Chair
" one large size pier Glass. best of French Plate
Lamps dressing Bureau Wardrobe patent wndass bedseads
hair mattresses feather beds (nearIy very good) side
board lot of plants also the kitchen utensils with which the
sale will commence. 2lN'rc
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
~ ENTLEMEN, WISH YOU ALL TO KNOW, that "a
VI Murray corner of Washington street, is the only place
in this city where depend upon having full
paid to the repairing cleaning dyeing and altering all kinds
9 Ciothns at short notice reasonable terms
you have made look equal without the
aid OF that great destrctor Cleaning and dyeing
anything done in this city Please call send
to 81 Murray Gentlemen prepare Spring in
time A. CORTISSOS. from London
m2 1msrc
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Affairs in Albany.
LEG IsLATTVE PROCEuovuoa

ALBANY, April ~, ls41
The committee the bill to increase the can,,., .,
the Auburn and Syracuse Railroad reported fayorsblv
bill reported for increasing or reducing IN.
capital stock Of manufacturing companies already
formed
The Rural Cemetery bill reported with amend
ments.
General Railway Freight Bill put forward
The debate resumed the Canal Bill but Il vaa
not disposed Of
Nothing further Of interest TRANSFERRED. Adjourned
Assembly.
The House engaged on the several orders The
bill to refund the Cayuga County expense Of trying
wire, the debate which occupied all the morning
was passed.
Bill to enable resident aliens to hold and convey real
estate, under debate
The Alien Bill postponed until October 18th
Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23

FINE WATCHES.
~ THE Subscribers would call the attention oil cap
Of vessels others DESTROYS Of procuring accu
t<hx rate "Tmekeeper" to an assortment Of Watches
Jules Jurgcnsop Copenhagen by whom they are appointed
sole for the United States They have also constantly
hand description by the most eminent
makers together with large and valuable assortment OF Jew
quality compared) than any other house in New York
8 HAMMOND CO., "A Merchant's Exchange,
first door in William street
BIS. II. Co. will continue to give their undivided at
fine watches. m26 im3awissc
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PLAID SILKS, STRIPED Silks,
pehn Chnois Silks Fear du Bengal do
R slai H~ % Stripes Broo.e and
India snchew' Also r H1 Stk FC slRs
Black Paris patent high Lustres from 20 to inches
Reh . a9% Hsi anne and saisd black
Treple chain Marcellnes for summer dresses
DO, do, Figured Pongees.
Blk ''i F%Ris M nIsFfiE AND y!slrEs
lets and Rigoles decidedly new -;.,,,. .,..a..a
with and without ystes extremely low prices with alage
'sfs adssy and S JAMES 'G SEtk CO. IS, Broadway
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LroHr ST. BALIIMS1E
f AMEhSs F+hfSDRassffoN }rropris,or.
FOGG in the proprietorshp Of the Fountain Hotel
long and widely known the eommodou, ests
travelling pube that beside the made last
ns "amSs Of %.e wE O. the hSs
Ss,1ns nsy have 'd
men which entirely free free rom he s"ss necessarily
& Ss1 ns Which hs ef n0s e.
70 please n ecnnec3n with those improvements the whole
thing appersni9g to the upholstery Of the establish
iec,ed with strict their capabty in every
The table will be foundn all times fully supplied with
while in the way Of wines. &c. nothing will be kept but
aided these facts the attention and courtesy which will
be rendered BY their assistant acting under their own PER
they haite themselve; will not leave dissatisfied pain
will be spared on Their sr %es hs wss
Baggage taken and fro" the H RR4ht fiji T sf; S
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BLEECKER & MALLLABY, Auctioneers,
Nv ILL sell at auction, Thursday the 9th inst at 10
w o'clock at the old and well established mandatory No
"a Beekman street. complete Of mahogany and
rosewood furniture the Elzabehan and Louis XIV and
modern seal made the and best a23 s
N0TiHCET y a SALE OF SPLENDID NEW CAB:
~ met FURNITURE, &c, on Saturday oath April, at
past TO- at Constitution Hall, No. $50 Broadway Catalogues
OF Van Antwerp and Pines extensive sale Of rosewood and
ready and the goods can be examined The sale is such
commend the attention of families and strangers. For
full particulars auction head of the Courier and En-.
qurer. a23 tsr
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]. w BROWN, Auctoneer.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, House
~ Furnishing Article: &emJ " BROWN will sell At
way Of and second hand furniture compri
Sofas mahogany maple and fancy chairs wardrobes,
dress bureaus washtands French bedeads rocking chairs
ottomans dvans, book cases, hair mattresses. &c.
large and general assortment OF house furnishing ar
DAINTlNGS AT AUCTION.-A. LEVY will sell on
Saturday evening at o'clock at No 293 Broadway,
valuable collection o Oil Paintings most OF which have
been before in this city In the collection several Of
intrinsic me and which recommend for public scrutiny
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HALLIDAY y MULLER-Auctoneers
NOTlCETO MANUFACTURERSOF CABINET Fur
nureThe sale Of the stock Of well seasoned materials
cluded this day. April e. In the collection will be found
boards planks and well worthy the special attention
Of the trade Tho sale will at 10 o'clock at 1874
Fulton street, and will be without whatever
Terms months approved endorsed notes all
500, that amount cash.
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GEO. Is. NOLLINS, AuctOneer.
CTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY-GEO. b. ROLLINS
p will on THURSDAY April 29h at2 O'clock offer at auc
cious and delightfully."- located mansion of W. Van Wag
ESD Clifton, Staten Island about half way between
VANDERBILT landing and Clifton dock, fine elevation about
500 feet from the water bay and command; extensive
Jersey Shore &c. The mansion so feet square with feet
piazza either side built and finished in the best
l6 fronting private avenue 70 feet wide on the south and
RAlso the will be sold Sc lots Of ground so by
100 and so by $50 New York and other the grading
of which will be Immediately completed
has already been erected front Of the property
and ferry landing will be completed at an early day.
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NAHUM PANS for sale with all the apparatus NAL
.s sSs" FET f. co9YER No II BurIins Slip

MUMMY LEM.
MONEY tENT-The hishes, prices advanced 10 large
plate jewelry, furniture clothing dry goods &c. &c
JOHN NJ. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroker,
232 William street. Duane.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
Ims
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HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIER GLASS
Swift and Morgan will sell Friday April 80 at 10
o'clock at No 90 Franklin street small assortment Of house
hold furniture, containing the usual variety. a23 ltsrc.
A UCTION NOTlCE-.eather at Auction-J AMES r.
n MILLER will sell at the store of WILLIAM Mills, No
306 Pearl street, Thursday the 10Th instant six months
credit 5000 Sides Oak and Hemock Sole Leather 1000 finished
Ifppar Leather, with other articles aga lwsrc
By EDWARD LEAGUE, Aucuoneer,
Store III 9th
MARBLE MANTELS-On Wednesday the 28th inst at
l IL o'clock M at the Of nth street and 9Th
consisting of carved Italian Egyptian black and gold mante
finished in the best stye to be sold without Sale
positive.
~ b. This Sale advertised for the 9Th April but post
poned of the building taking fire the morning Of
sale. a22 Iwsrc
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MINERVA ROOMS,
400 BROADWAY.
MR.. LEXANDER,
THE Great Necromancer from Paris will appear in his
LIBERATED
MYSTERIOUS AND ORIENTAL sOIREEs
Monday April 10TH and evening during the week
his magnificent
For particulars, the bills Prices Of acknowledgements
50 cents; Saloon Is cents.
Children accompanied by their parents half price. Doors
open at half past 6-Commence at half past o'clock
all lws<
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THE EYE.
nR. WHEELER, Oculist, 20 Greenwich street, devote
his exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and Op
thamia Surgery Artificial Eyes for SALE and inserted
reasonable terms Office hours from BAN to o'clock PM.
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases of the eye with
instances of great effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode of be had gatuously his residence
the will be forwarded making application
him by letter. postpaid ago Inns re
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uEsA HATS.
" NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR
GAAAS August, Is47:
STEVENS [lste Fish's.]
tienlomens Quitting Store, Browns Hotel
sep Z st ... ..... ..
coal. DEPOT,

Lemons Wharf. near the Long Bridge.
TIME Subscriber would respectfully inform hi,
patrons and the public that he is receiving dat
" the above article Of its various kinds aud qus MS
(which will make his present stock equalo any il til
District, consisting Of Butler Red Ash, Pine Knot,
Broad Mountain Clover Hill, suitable for Cooking
ranges radiators. CRATES, furnaces, etc.
have had, al considerable expense, my yard
planked, aud have erected com nodious shed for
tn reservation Of the coal from The dust ans
weather, and would state to those persons who may
obtain their stock oi ms in the l. that in case the
quantity purchased should be found not suffi-
Gent for the season, IS the case very frequently
only small advance will he made on tho price to
supply The d Il ie"ry.
Iwculd rtqurt the citizens generally to call be-
fore making their purchases, as | am resolved 10
dispose Of the article OF reasonable rates.
N. b Each load accompanied by the certificate
Of sworn wcigher .
Orders will he received at tho Butler Coal Of
fcc;" Mr.. S. e. Msssolets Drug Store, on Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite Coemsn's Hotel or they
may be left with Mr. J Inn F. Callan, Drug Store,
corner of tn and E srcs's; [either of whom will
recsip, for me through the post Office or at the
Yard, on 49, street, near the Long Bridge.
sep 6-2aw6w JOHN PErTIBONE.
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BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 20

The Brtania's news quoted the market to-
day. Holders Of Howard Street -four are firm
at S. Is. City Mills held at the same price.
Buyers and sellers not disposed to operate. On
Saturday 5000 bushels prime red wheat were
taken at l03 to los cts. To-day small sales
of the same article at ST. to 81 OF. Sales Of
$llOO of Baltimore 6's 1890 at 1901; U. S. Us
1867 closed at los bid. Treasury 6's at l03,
Maryland 6's closed at IS. bid. Baltimore s,
Ohio Railroad shares at All bid. The books for
the transfer Of the Maryland loans closed to day
preparatory to the payment of the interest due
the 2st of October.