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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY. June Il.
HoRTicULTURAL ExHIBuIoS.-On Wednesday
afternoon next the American Agricultural Association
will give a second exhibition Of Flowers Fruits and
Vegetables at the large hall Of the Lyeeun In Broadway
near Princest We learn that extensive preparations
have been made 10 render the display beautiful one
and those who visited the former exhibition will know
tia, everything viii be arranged to the best advantage
The number Of the contributors well as the richness
Of the contributions will be greatly increased and those
10 whom the most periec, Of natural productions at
ractive may be Of seeing delightful spectacle Az
the exhibition will be open only for afternoon and
evening it will no doubt be very fully attended
CossEcRArroS-A new Jewish Synagogue,
named The Gates Of Prayer" in WoOster't near
Prince ia TO be consecrsied on Friday next between
and o'clock P H. Rev Mr.. lssscs late Of the Elm St.
congregation IL 10 be the pastor ], is expected that
the ceremonies will be very imposing the music has
been composed and Is to be conducted by Mr. E. Woolf
aided BY an orchestra Of thirty Of the best musicians Of
the Philharmonic SOcietythe choruses to be full aud
effective. The principal solos will be sung by Miss
Rachel from Philadelphia
n Hon. DIxoS r. LEWIS arrived in town las,
Saturday morning from Wes, Point. He has lodgings
at the City Hotel.
IMMGRASTs-The number ofimmigrsnts arrived
al this port for the week ending June 49, was 1887
~ ST. JOINS DAY is 10 be celebrated by the
fraternity of Free Mssons. The Grand Lodge OF New
York will unite with that Of Connecticut for the purpose
I. s. SHIP OHIo.-This ship will anchor in the
mouth Of the North River this afternoon snd be ready
10 the morning to receive Mr. Todd and family She
will sail as soon Mr. Is settled on board probably
on Wednesday. draft of near two hundred men and
boys went on board this morning to supply the vacan
cies made by sickness death and deserton.
THY QUARANTINE HosPITALs-There were in
the Hospitals at Quarantine Staten Island on the llth
Inst TAI patients Emigrsnts admitted since 223-tota
e6i. Discharged l96-died 224-still remaining, up to
this date 740.
AccDEST.-A derrick at the Harlem Bridge
fell on Friday last severely injurng two men one oil
whom is not expected TO recover.
PoLIcE-Martin Haman, Lewis Mitchell Mary
Ann Mitchell and Chrstisnna Lime were last night ar
rested by officer Rafferty, of the sixth Ward charged
with stealing 500 from Bernard Miller IN cellar al NO
MuIberry.st Locked up. The house Of l. I. Ber-
tine No 24 Seventh.st entered about haliPast
o'clock last night through the front basement w1dow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING.
VANDERBILT, IS Maiden lane and lO3i We.t Bioaa;
Children, clothing Five skeleton new slye short
sSirt frock and shsd coats suitable for every ze A'o
mora than enc thousand pieces OF fsshiOnanc goodsO
MAKE 10 order all Of VIII ch will be sold Al tie lowest pos
sible price. ,.o. a. D,
81 ~ Maiden. aue And 1884 W-st Broadway 1elO I'M
CLOTHING.
A PULL AND FAsHIoS ABL SUR
Ready Mad. from - 10 50,
Al the CiOlhiDg
wAREHo
lei I02 Fultou-st opposite tho Church no
CLOTHING.
P.afy AE1is aud MADE 10 Ordrr.
The Cheapest Fashionable
CASH TsILOSfSG
EsTABLGs HAENr.
Ia Nru-Ysrk "a
W. II. DEGROOT co ...
my5 3nos -. - --------
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cLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIANS.

ANVIL AZ THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN ALI Parts or rHs
limited State. are continually sending c.rhcses and In
forming u OF benefits derived from Dr. Townsend Sasa
psrla ...,.,..
Dp TOWNSEND SIR Some time since you requested my
opinion OF the virtues Of Compound syrup OF ss
psrs am nos prepared 10 gveil have used u 10 my
practice and prescribed for the last few months ana
must give my decided preference over anything Of me
Mind with which acquainted, both a. to lie medcs
virtues and the reasonable price Al which you sell IL 10
scrohlous affections cutaneous erupuons geaersy oys
pspsia Indigestion cosye habits and liver complaints,
am much pleased with its effects In these complaints or
any where scrOflla IL Indicated, can WIN eonn
derce recommend II 10 the patronage OF mo profession
valuable auxiliary for removing disease IN some on iu
most troublesome forms and to all asa safe and V.uaDo
medicine. BENIN Wins va w.
Brooklyn. Nov. q, 1876.
d. TowNsgSo-Dear Sir; Having ior Some time pss
been afflicted with pulmonary affection on my lungs ana
consnusl pain in my side. owing 70 eyeIns ~
travelling srer preaching, ani finding my disease W w
crease with u,uen dhcaty u breathing aud other alarm.
lng symptoms ad yised by clergyman, hlend o.
nine TO try your celebrated ssrsaparla dld So ana
after taking Two three bottles found myself rel sVed
NV appetite has bsen restored md myself much strong
err and hope very TO resume my usual duties nave
been 90 greatly benefited by your excellent medicine 'ee
II nv duty TO the facts for the beneh OF DINERS
who NAV be labonng under the sans dhcuuss hAli nave
bean Tor some time past Respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of BapIis. Chareh,
Nov. z, lsi5. e'a'ou ''ana'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

FRoN CALIFoRsIA.-Mr. Thomas Ryan. second
officer OF the ship Americs. Of stonngton arrived in
town yesterday and reports that the America put into
the bay of ST Margaret the coast Of California for
the purp Of whaling on the 18th OF January last
Saw plenty Of scrsgg whales" but the y 0, while
in pursuit Of whales WA alarmed by two spieious
locking schooners which made their sppcarsp under
the land sweeping down toward the ship; eonse
q0ence of which Capt Nash got under weigh and pro
ceeded 10 deeming II unsafe 10 continue In tnoir
ueighborhood IN Bedford Mercury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.


pR rowSsESp-Dear Sir My wife has been Tor sever
Al wears afflicted with rheumatism she has tled msnJ
Serent remedies obtain relief but al TO no pur
nos. She was finally Induced by seeing your advertise
mani 10 give yoar ssfsapana trial We procured some
on II from your agent mr. Van Russukl and gives me
Measure 10 state that ser using she experenc fr-h
rssf and was In a very short time perfectly cured vas
also together with In my employ badly troubled
win pes and by using small quantity OF your ssrsspa-
rilla our complaint completely cured consider u
one OF the best Of medicines ard wou segse 81 who are
,4sict.d 10 give IL trial GARRIr GARRABRANT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

T. d. WHEELER,
- Commissioner for the ssasss o. VEL
a Com sctieus. farzmsay Hall III"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

q The negroes Of Col MQusea, OF Montgom.
s County, Alabama have ssns s2o Mobile 10 aid Of
me liah fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

FIREs-The hemp warehouse OF Messrs. Stew
art Bell Flemingsburg ny destroyed on the 18th.
Partially insured.
The dry goods store OF Mr MeLemsr, Baltimore, was
consumed by fire, Friday. Loss about S2600-insured
for $1,000.
Quite destructive fire occurred al Coyingon, Ky. on
the 18th The tobacco mandatory OF Mr. Cornelius
was consumed with Its entire contents. The grocery
store of Mr.. Lane aster also consumed likewise
The grocery store and Radiance Of Mr.. Dunlop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

AcoIDEsr.-A derrick at the Harlem Bridge
fell on Friday last severely injuring two men, one oil
whom is not expected TO recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

MoRE MEXICAN PRTlrEERs, OR PIRA oEs--The
bark Nautilus, Capt ingerso arrived Al u port mis-
morning from Palermo Gibraltar which latter place
she left on the nth Of May Capt lnserso reports inst
four feluccas under Mexican commissions are known
10 be cruising in the Mediterranean. The French su-
,hor,es are sid 20 have stopped which formerly
blonrsd 10 Gibraltar and which fitting out pm
vste,r AZ or near Orrsn. the coast OF BArbary.
river N the South Of Aogadore, on the Bsrbary coast
sss 10 be the place where they carried their prizes
o cf their fIaccas was supposed 10 De cruising 10
the Westward Of the straits lpos'on lrs' A-'a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

- Genuine Haariem Oii-lmPoried direct rom
Ho'lsrd Tor sal, wholesale and retail ~ -
ALBERT L WINsHfP
ala o.y II East Broadway. cor. Asrket-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

OEnOyAL-f 3. CUNNING, Dentist. h<s removed
!, mye 3u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

Six MEN DRowSKD.-Srx men were drowned
t ssv .,nee m Dss Plains river The boat was upset
by the oxen becoming unmsnagsabls and rushing 10
its edge.
~ cambridge Epss who murdered Mr.. Null
near Petersburg Va. year or two ago. and 40 80
srroneoasly reported to have been recently srresso
New Orlesns Il nov said TO be residing In Texas neh
San Antonio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

THE QUARANTINE HosPITALs.-There were in
the Hospitals at Quarantine Staten Island on the llh
Inst TAI patients. Emigrsnts admitted since 23-tota
e6i Discharged, l96-died, 224-st remaining up to
this date, 740.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

NTOrICE.-JOHN N. MIC LII, 400 Of Jonf Nlcell'
y eee-s,-d las Of the City OF HsxYork, may - ;sn ~
frn,tion gresty 10 bis advantage BY calling on "a an
~ Sirol Wheeling, Va; william y. Sieoll, sO1A
Ee',sr~n.W W. 3. OAKLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

rvCougress spring Water-Ju'i received heso
fr he song h PM AID qlAri bol-s Delivered 70 any
-, - ~. -i,,s ~ aLSERT l. WISsHiH.
fs.ta 80, ~ ~ E.Asl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

~Wnter Cure House.-ArA 3 cove eont8
-, 4, relieve pstecs 81 Der house ~ letn-sl nes
a. "a ala, ,,,is sdes ard children 81 1sr bones, ard
-. s,,.r,,,r o. tb~ .prlic.rion 81 Wafer Cure 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

UNHis EXTRACT 10 pot up Ia y sottlsi us fsr ns.s
Il oAnpsT, p!esssnter, snd ~g-nted superior 70 aoy
,od Ii cares disease -liho1i rosag, psrFusf reses-
tus o. arktlrsfsag ne psneut
fhe rr@st beauty sns Tnperoriy a this sNssrartls
over q, ou.r remedies TO- while ersdieases tiseAse,
invtKorsles he bow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-12
Cleared.
Cleared.
Observation-Disclosures. Berry, Charleston, Spoford Ii

Cleared.
teamshp-Souherner, Berry, Charleston Spoford, Ii
lesion X Co
Brigs-Wskulla, milford, Galway, Johnson & Lowden;
Susan Shapey Sligo, HarRoas Brothers; Sarah tent
Oxuard, Cork, Badger Peck Co: Waterman, Alden, 81
Gro,x Badger, Peek Co: Champion, chandler, Spanish
West Indies, Nesmith Walsh; Henry Buck, Woodside,
Cardenas, Read Hoppock.
Schrs-M gul, Prince, Gardens. Badger, Peck Coz 9
depha; Trumpet Haines, philadelphia; Hepeiter Jaws
Philadelpnia; Marietta, Berry, Boston.
Arrived.
from Liverpool, Jaa goth, with mdse, to X Kermit,
Lane from Matau Jan 23ih 18th mdse
Read Hoppock Vessels left before reported. Lat Ion
u.s. spoke Nicous from Maanzas bound to New Yo,k
Have days north Of Cape Haeras with hard
gales. -
&c, with tton and rice, to Badger Peck 5th lost lat n
S. 70 49, experienced severe gale from Sc to NW lost
pat OF deck load &c 9Th inst, of South Hampton spk
bark, from Ph,la for Boston.
schr George Evans; Keller days from Georgetown, with
schr 4ecan, Herick, 10 days from Georgetown, with
lumber, to Badger X Peck - -
schf R.beccs Wog.om, days from Norfolk, with CON-
Voiaut Simmons days from Norfolk, with corn,
schr q W Fumell, Sandwich. Baltimore. com.
Packet ship Bavaria, Howe. from Havrs Jan 9th. with
mdse, 10 w Whitlock
Sailed.
Ship. Palestine, for Lverpool Won Humboldt, for Bre
UnIon for New Orleans; bark Ralph Cross for Liver
pool; brig Wetumpka for M 'bile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-12
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF O0LLAkS'
TaEAsrRy DEPAAIMEsr'

TAEAsuRy DEPAAIMENibf
February Q. lS7 j.
Sealed proposals will be received until the 'entn gay
April next. inclusive, for loan Of eighteen muens
dollars under tas act of the 2sth January last
zng the issue Of treasury notes. &C. on treasury noe
to be Issued under said act payable two years sner
date Of said notes. with interest," at the rate OF SIX PSI
cent per annum payable semisnnusly The bids IN al
cases. must be unconditional. and without any reference
to the supposed bids Of Others they may not Dc con
sdersd The bids should state distinctly. in all cases,
the premium offered No bid will be received below
rar To give opportunity to oil persons to participate
In the investment Of funds In these on
count Of the privilege OF funding may hereafter be ma
teriay enhanced In valuebids will be received Tor the
well as for higher sums.
The department the right Of fixing the periods
when the must be paid not to be required 10
anticipate the wants of the government allow any IN
terest until the money is actually paid The money
payable the loan be deposited with the Treasurer
Of the United States the Treasurer Of the mint at Pha
dephia Of the branch mint at New Orleans or with
any of the assstsnt treasurers at Boston New York.
Charleston, or st. Louis r. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Packet ,a.r yS.s. fer Lvspoo will ~,
Capt Doans OF the bark Bevs (bcfore reported ashore
low OrIesnsl arrived the cit the sIs and
moderate as tho vessel made NO water when hele
FSs,S.: Jsrs RS. and have been
soHR DELAWARE FARMER, Morgan, from Vienna, Va. for
New York. sto Antigua on The Oh rlt leakY blow. on
solely ugoa from The and hilf pint of
:ssn ds The es!fo sold auction GU the sh averaging
Sen. XArD 3D., Of BOstDG az PaGyasues from Mobile re.
w, with head sea; spl,t sails stove buIwarks boat &c.
sLoor CONVEYANCE. Wakshous, Norfolk, frem Lynha-
s:.s Of
be lo,aso cabin doors and other small articles that
Bn,e CynAeo, Higgins. from Wilmington for Boston, ia
he. and
s out IT, ss Tn below
BAsx EDWARD. hence at Savannah, in gale from ssE,
split foresail. stove buwarks. &c.
B, To 81 sSso
thav'nS lost the old SELL ws ashore at White Cove.
diswS.a AID the haste; 6.sy fro.sa I'd 3" 81
Ss Sc in, S"d" a, T 81 John. NIB. for $500
KEY Wgsr. Jan sThe brig Msnmoa, which hs, been en-
:s1 oct hard ponaau from s1 the
appearance OF her bulwarks
amount of cargo sold from bark Ann Hood as damas.
tSs 1s Ign. boa. destined for sand Key h, been he.
the 18th inst under the "a tern Dry Rocks sbout
Notice to Mar1ners.
WRIcr or PAKeTIELp-A green buoy, m,rked with the
word wreck" been laid IN nine thous water about
twenty fathems the Of vessel sunk the
Of shipping navigating the Pake6eld Cat with the following
marks and compass besrins:;L
mans look cut, ME-.
vAyR,s house ~ in the country in line with Khl'y
faks6eId Lighthouse NWkN.
North Barnard Buoy w by ~
,on seb a Lar n lon Ii '' $50 "
Schr Wando, I'm Charleston for Ocraeoke. of Cape Hattie
sehr Ann D, Bsde hence fir Savannah Jan y of Charles
ton Bar.
Whalemen.
BURNING OF THE WHALINs BARK "CArroF PAcHEr"-
The Canton Packet has been months from New Bedfrd
and has now on board $50 bb oil She put inso the
American Whslsr Two Brothers, Of New Bsdfora wss y
reeshng . months 1000 bb Of and 1eo Dds
OF baekhsh oil The Canton Packet has been 20
come on 70 sydney 10 noderso extensive rsps % Sssn
irons We have furnished BY Capt 5hsafman WIN inc
following particulars OF the occurrence r..., In
The csHSp r:sas
voyage On the 18th June, at thc snip
be fire. which Afterwards proved q % ~ weye in bed at
ths alarm was o,v,n that many experienced some amcuy
in reaching the deck owng TO ns zen e., Who din
~ ,Ss shp was on fire. and Immediately rushed on deck
and rssed the forehstch, whsp the nmss G%
low, thc hatch thsn eosea igsin ana mae :; sS.s
pscstls 81 unbsndins ssms Of the sans ~ nfo~as 'ns"
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Ar AUCTION, Feb 10 shares Northern Railroad $ssk
per share Eastern do Mas ~ per Ct adv 10 Poland
do sax do; Lowell Mssaisctu ing ss7 80; Bo.ton
Elchsage Co. $3.50 t5 20 Boston Bank par SOY $5 do
Columbian do, $99x do; Traders do, $93x DO
eTocx ExcHASog-1 shs Eastern Railroad l06 sold Col
Railroad 90; 10 Boston and Maine Railroad io9k; so East
Bost Company laA; 100 Norwic aud Worcester Railroad
5tx; do. b3od a,i 80 do, bod sk, $4,000 Reading Rs
road bonds, 80 ~
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TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE

INRANCIS BLANCHfT, Agent, informs the owners OF
Neal Estste that takes charge Of letting hcp,e. lses
F. been fer the last years. the agent Of the late
John Tonnee and devonf all his time TO the above hus
nsss he I'M rive full sasfscuou 10 those who will
entrust him with their confidence He can give the best
dress mole through the Post Once No 27a Sixth Avenue
Once hours. before A. M. and AFTER 5P. NJ
a26 lmsre
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MoRx RELIEF FOR THE Poor or IRELANp.-We
learn that mercantile house of this city is pre-
pared furnish hundred bushels of corn be dis
trbuted among the poor of Ireland provided per.
persons will sgrse to send the to Ireland
free Of freight We also learn with much pleasure that
the ladies Of the spirited borough Of York have in hand
the sum Of hundred aud forty dollars with which
they design to purchase meal to be forwarded to
Ireland for distribution Amer, FsB. 10.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail
Homo Forts.

n.,r,opy Feb lied bark Corpelia, Yourg, Cork and
n,,ke sch-s Mary Ann, WhoIf Chsrlessn; Zoe, Avery
York sid barks Marylsnd ovel,nd. 8oston; Ida, Hal
lar DO; soraos Robinson Newry, Ireland; Nacoochss.
gmfb Dublip
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spencer, the pious swinder sentenced In the Mu
ncipal Court in Boston, the 10th instant to years
confinement In the State Prison
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PuBLIsHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NsnyHvSsT ConExa OF FuLfors AND NASSAU erapDss
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ALBANY, Feb l0-Flour-There a considerable
movement in the market before the foreign nsws.was
received Sales eta 900 brs OF Gsnessee made a. So So
to be delivered In May next and 900 CO.. with privt
iege Of storage delivered opening Of the river su
posed at 50 60 Since the receipt Of the heard
considerable grain in the street to-day Corn $780, rye
s4c oats $780, barley 60 $50 The sale OF corn report
81 snS dr. m Tosy there offers to
denver large lots now stored at Buffalo, speediy as
they be received by canal reilroad at 90 ESQ.,
good common brands, So rs g. and Baltimore How.
ard street. 80 per barrel market closing less nrm
Grain-Bu few sales and prices rather recedng; yellow
fiat corn nominal 81, and white csc per bushel.
PrrssuRsH Feb s-rlour-There IL but little CHI Ange
report in this article; coed brand is worth 81 The
sale: w aSw The state DO IL e.
90; . do at s. 81.
New OsLEANs, Feb. 2.-Flour-s0O Indiana 1895, 1000
and bbls Ohio from fat boat and 1900 from steam
boat all sold at Sc Buyers at So, but holders de-
manding So u.s. CornEWe hear Of the sale of 5000
low at ssc 24oO sacks at 90c 400 sacks yellow at soc;
and 1900 sacks white at soc.
Southern Cotton Markets.
Nxw ORLEANS, Feb. 2-The news per Hibernia re-
un.at.factory for Cotton that all parties seem have
to q tsot understanding to wait the arrival OF the
nc Of single
--.1sE sTArEMerr OF COTTON
Stack on hand on Sent l. 1896 ........ 9 33a
Arrived since 10 date Observation-Disclosures. .A29 40
Arrived to-day. ................... 1854
4s7 ,626
Exported to date. ............... .2Ss oU AM.
Exported to-day. ................. $685. 900
Stock hand and shpboard not cleared. ..lss7H
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA Jan. 27-Sincs last advised you the Tower
and Adela have arrived from your port with rce and
their csrgoes together with the Merchants sold at l0X
rs Moasses is scarce, and price: are advancing SUI
xars are unaltered in price, but the stock
latng Exchange New York and Boston at y per
cent prem.
Passengers Arrived.
MArANzAs-Schr BanRor-D CoIzens, T Depuy New
York
Foreign lmpOrttalOnA.
MArANLAsSchr Bangor-29 hhds 20 ties IL bbs molasses
QThurston CO. bIs md.e Boyer col do Gail
lemelet-l trunk Brown.
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state Of the Flour Markets.

The City Trade Report Will be found her
after under Money Market Report.
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Foreign lmporttaiOnA.
MArANLA Baugor2l9 hhds % ties bbls molasses
q Thurston CO. bxs md.e Boyer col do + Gail
lemelet-l trunk Brown
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Passengers Arrived.
MArANzAs-Schr BanRor-D CoLzens Depuy, New
York.
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MARITIME HERALD.

PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IL.
SUN RsKs. -. OIL MOON ....... ISM
NsErs..............52 70 HIGH wATER....... III Z
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-23

BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par ralue Of StOckS-dnd prices asked and 0Hered'
PREPARED FOR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-10-23

MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SEGARS, &C.
CHARLES ID. DEFORD & co.
Tobacco COMlIISSION MERCHANTS,
No. "a South Gay street,
EwAV on hand aud offer for sale, on the most
u n liberal terms, the folowing
ANUFACTURED TOBACCO
AGA6kAA PACKAGES, comprising a full as
ATpeSO sortmrut of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular and well established brands, all
manufactured expressly for this market, and receiy-
ed direct from the most celebrated manufacturers in
Vire mia: constantly receiving additions to the above
stock.
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales consisting of Havana, Yara, st. Jago, St.
Domingo. Iguani, Myarie, Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky OF first quality aud flavor selected with great
care Also, Spanish Seed i'll cases Kentucky,
Missouri, Ohio. and Virginia, in hbds.-a full sup
ply always hand, suitable for Segar manufacturers
or export.
SEGARS.
500 900 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
an excellent stock Of choice and medium seq RS,
of the most favortc brands.
300, 900 AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, 3 cases, article for South Ameri-
can trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per. Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems. Tobacco
Knives, Caabria Liquorce, Negro Pipes, &c., sc.
june
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BALTIMORE BANKS.
Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close a

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close at 3
p. M.-THe dtscountdays are:
UnionI'k 1fMaryland-Mond & Thurs
Bank ofBiltimore -Tuesday& Friday
Farmers'& p Planters Mond. & Thurs
Franklin Bank-M onday.
Merchants Tuesday and Friday.
Marinc-Friday.
Mechanics '-W Wednesday & Saturday
Farmers'& Mcrchants'-Mon. & Thurs
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercials Farmcrs'-Tues. & Fri
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-every day.
F. P. Savings institution-Tues * Fri.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lad vat.
American, Geese lib. - % - 50
FISH
DUTY on Foreign-caught, % per cent
and when home-caught are exported,
a drawback equal in amount to the
duty paid on the foreign salt with winch
they were cured, shall be allowed.