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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28
Foreign Marrsts.

KlsesroS, Uam) Jan s-Flour- Previously to the ar
rival Of upwards OF 800 barrels tho markets had bee
languid and sales speculation could be effect
ed-some small parcels only moved at from 80 to
Sis but the arrival OF great quantity had The mme
dste effect of lowering the value aud tightening the
stock in first hands We quote the following sales at
duced and in the order in which they made
525 barrels Georgetown lots 32s 500 do Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New Orleans at Bis; $40 do Baltimore
at 3ls 900 do Alexandria Philadelphia and Richm ond
3Os Cd 1t is considered that smaller purchases
could be made at sos Cd The consumption Of -four dur
ing the past month did not exceed 5000 bbs owing TO the
abundance OF ground provisions and it is likely 10
main at the ratio during the continuance OF the sea-
favorable to tho growth Of native produce Corn
Meal The arrivals Of this article have been also free,
whilst the deliveries have been confined We have
heard OF sale of 100 bbs Baltimore at 2ls The
import during the last two weeks upwards OF 900
barrels.
HAVANA, Jan. l3.-In market there has been
change worthy of remark The cargo of rice per Pzar
from Savannah sold this morning at II vessel
is daily expected frem Csdz with 40 900 quintals East
India rice. Molasses freight IN to 2X per hid. Sugar
to tho United States, ~ per box. Bills on Boston
and New York per CT prem. London, ga per CT pun.
Freghts to British ports by privileged vessels f3 10
f3 TO- To other ports OF Europe very little doing and
quote 60 to the North Sea The transactions to the
United States have been at IA 37 cts. for sugar to
Boston, sly to ether ports; "a $25S for molasses
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Southern Cotton Trade.

NOtIOu
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. I9--1hs week opened without
any spirit, and only 1900 bales were sold without
change IN prices.
STATEMENT coTrON.
Stock on hand on September J. le46, bales. 332
.
Arrived 10 day. ..,.,........ 460
37s,43T
irssAPoiteu W ea'e. '................ .l99lOt
-'"fNA'NN 3j9O-IUzi7oa
Stock on hand and ship board not cleared. I75 972
lsi7 l94o IsA5 1874.
Receipts up toJan 49, ,32 094 a54 622 ASA COL
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New Bedford OH market

JAN 25sperm-We learn Of sales Of a23 bbls, In two
parcels at 81 per gallon and in Farhaven lot OF s25
bbs at price not usnspifed There has been sale OF
200 bbis Warren during the past week at 81 per gal
lon
whale-Soles Of 900 bbs at 80 cents per gallon, and
two lots of 1895 and 450 bbls on private terms.
Whalebone-We hear of no transactions.
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LEFT OPP WARDROBE AMI lUkrrT UkE
WANTED.
I hDIEB Oh GENTLEMEN having supsrflucus Effects
IL TO di,pcss Of such Wearing Apparel furnisars, Sf
obtain fair cash for the by sepding for th
sterd NJ thar resideaccs y. LEVENSTYN,
<es Broadway, up stairs
Ladies ear ~ ausaaed ts ey Era AEVENsTYN
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sUSPENDERS FOR EXPORT.

SUSPENDERS FOR EXPORT
THREE thousand dozen Patent Suspenders
adapted TO the Mexican and South American, we'll
domestic trade and warranted stand unaffected by any
climate For sale BIZ the manufacturer and OF the
patents.
dsO srn HOR tCE n. DAY. 20 CourtIsndt street
ITS WORKS WILL PRAISE IT.
IL ia universally admitted tat
q X E,S
IODINE EMINENT
rs NO HUMBUG. Dozen after dozen used daily and
does all that Is represented to do; IL has cured
sprans bruises swesd and painful jonss spinal Affections
erupt jns Of the skin, &c.
q. INGERSOLL, Sole Proprietor
Depot 200 Pearl st, two doors below John.
Bee certificates in True Bun ji5lmsre
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SCOTT & CO.,
76 Nassau street.


ITY Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery, Tea. Wines,
~ and Spirit Establishment, &c Tho propretors pledge
tn every article genuine and sold At nomi.
nal pot including Of the latest and st
approved qualities Sugars every grade Coffee. Mocha
Java Lasuayra aud Maracaibo Vines Champagne Sherry
Clsret MADEIRA Port &C.; Scotch Whskey OF Glenlivat
ana ays brand London Porter Barclay Per
kinsl Edinburgh and Aoway Ale; Fruit Sperm Candles;
ea1 Mustard Glagow sgicsd Hams supsrsr New Year.
ed md of the highest favor s,as, starch &c Raisns
Figs, &C.
Amaultlsdo pale sherry Ms:eles do pale gold and bfown
sherry East India Reserve Madeira. Newton Gordon Muir
doch Scotch Herrngs landing from ship Ann flar
ley, 1.-THE celebrated Loeb Fine.)
SCOTT THOMPSON,
597 Broadway.
splendid branch Of above establishment has been at
solicitation of their customers opened at 397
Broadway also the cash principle where an
and Of the quality will always be found-an
that be surpassed by in the CITY All the above
articles will be found there and goods from each place
delivered free of in part Of the city for cash
only. d23 Imr
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NOl'Ilsl,

DRICE REDUCED TO Is CENTS PER BOTTLE
L Cure for Badness and Grey Har-.A desrebe article
now by who have used IT, TO BE- the best
article that has been invented Thou
sands have proclaimed its value and
ey prevents badness the hair that has fallen OIL
or become thn keeps the hair from becoming geyand
dandru scurf &c. IL is particularly recommended
20 the ladies' only cespses the hsr but soft
ness and brancy be surpassed Prepared and
sold by A. e. BARRY artist IN hair No. lag Broadway
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M. az ehs ygour 19Asnet,

NV ,x,..s. JAZZ !a--Ths market was Il ssasd In
A Early p.c e he ss oSe .
600 81 Louis private terms and 400 6ne at - 10
Later in the day oa24 bbli Ohio were sold from fat
boats az which ioT the moIaent fixed the price of
Obi, -four Considering yesterdays heavy arrival
OF corn which exceeded 270oO sacks, the market has
1928 white end yellow roc 600 partially damag-
ed Mt 60 Csc 1000 bushels in bulk &c. $50 mixed
go. and 800 mixed at Csc
CIvorssArI, Jan % There a good deal of acti.
witty in the market yesterday and sales made to the
extent OF 90 bbls about 800 bbls suudry lots
SO 90 e5 1900 do in seven lots Mt 81 800 from rail
road at 81 o. delivered The market the close
firm at 81 for good lots.
BUFFALO Jan 27-Previous to the arrival of the Hi
bern as -four selling here at - The inelli
gence has entirely unsettled our market Holders are
asking 50 u.s. and buy ers offer 81 So Wheat and corn
are held entirely above the views of purchasers.
RrcHmorp, Jan. a5 Holders Of -four asking s5%
"a without sales, and disposed to await further
from Europe. Wheat, 81 90 to 81 05 for ed and white
Com-saes of new corn at DIX 6Oc per Sushel
BosroN, Jan. 24.-Corn-Saes have been made to-day
at supported e5 cts per bushel, cash. We understand
that a large lot OF corn Of previous purchase has
changed hands at considerable advance Flour has
see common brands. Southe -four good brands Is held
at So so, and Genesee S61 81
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-Although the transactions have
been exceedingly few, there is evidently improve
During Saturday. holders were quite firm at 80 rs
for choice country brnds and the very small amount OF
receipts indicates that the advances will be maintained -
We hear OF but one sale since our report OF Thursday
which OF lot Of Ia bbis Quincy City, at 50 So
Received a39 bbls. Wheat--We have no nse 10
the different qualities ranging from 45 TO 90 cts per
bushei exclusive OF sacks Receipts amount to 2,o74
sacks, 800 bbls CornA small lot Of corn taken
Thursday at 373S CTS. including the sacks, since which
not heard OF single transaction OF any moment
Received l953 sacks.
RooH.srEn Jan. % The news received yesterday by
the Aibe MIA, of a considerable advance in hour and all
kinds o. grain, caused good deal OF feeling in our mar
ket Holders were not anxious to SELL and buyers al
though disposed TO buy al advanced rates fearful
Of mistake n the Quotations. One sale OF 80 bbs
Of flour was made at 81 rs.
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20 six AND o{H13e.
Z r1As ~ y s.: ~.
four equally distant wsatyhys Tiit:l 9n Sre
faetory.
The properly consists factories. one 100 feet ~ y,
stories each feet pitch aud wheel house beneath rou
large board ng houscs with six other tene 1--WE
Four good bans and other build and about 80 acres OF
land veil pIopOrtonsd consisting Of good pasurase NOV
The Factories and have for eight years N
successfll operation and !eplee with
oete) also Of machinery which be taken or not
a" Hs oGSS1 81 the purchase in III, s,., bs m
having been stopped by the longest drought All The
building. have been erected within years ,he greater part
the ssnss~psssSt New
or in il. immediate neghborkood which would greatly en-
ra: and full D'sSpHt sE nay 3 ssa *
10 FILES AND CUTLAcsEs-27o rides OF late U. 5 pat
bads above arsi rate article service Mexico,
o ;yiamsr or WM RYDER :' BR3rHERs. "a Pine 81.
MANGANESE.
nNE hundred barrels superfne black Oxide Manganese,
from the mines. Virginia Just received and or ,as py
jsrh 65a CT Nassau street
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER
E000 REAMs superior quality Straw Wrapping,
VUO"iu F Esssss4 and III ;s IS 81 N...u
TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eyeand Far and to all i'm
psriec 4n. o. 1e ysslon from TO o'sosa, a. ms re'
sna scpSss Of s
Capacities, efectualy removed.
sTRABisMUs or sauintiue, cnred 10 = few minutes
Deafness, aud all discharges from the Ear permanently
HKTIFICJAL EYES inserted.
Spsctaces adapted to every defect J@ lm-re
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Of Grand aad Lydius SITS.
Albany, Aug. II, 1874.
CoIsAeKIE, Sept 29, I9i6.

DR.. Townsend ITO all whom this may ecnssm-1 hisis
certify th,t wife used bottle Of Saoapafia
previous conine mont, under the alarm and
delicate ccuIns ances, being toubled wi the dropsy,
swelling ofths feet Affections, and mnch de-
bilitatd With my persuasion, aud the alton Of
those who had used It, ,he was ~ iaced to try IL with e
faith ard suffice the medicine had the happy
and desired effect only he horrs Of eonhe but
after expiration Of week Of its DR. and
affection astonishing degree and
health than had been for long
If this will be of any you, whe doubts
the success of the medicine entirely welcome
b. B. JAMESON,
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TO MARBLE WORKERS..
LISHIN G CLOTH.
knn YARDS superior oiishiug Cloth, suitable 70
WV Marble roIhsr, neyseeiyea and feT ss,s By
ADD 81 Nssssu trss Il.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16
Special Correspondence of the Picayune.
VERA CRUZ, June %.

On Saturday last, about 800 horses and
mules escaped from the pen, through either
the carelessness of the man in charge, or, as
some suppose, it may have been done inten-
tionally, and although considerable mounted
force has been sent out 10 try and recover
them, they returned last night without success.
There is no doubt but that the guerllas had a
hand in it, and as soon as the horses and mules
reached the point where they were prepared
to receive them, they no doubt hurried them
out OF reach OF the party sent 10 recover them
The misfortune will be severely felt by the
Quartermaster's Department here, as these
horses and mules were intended particularly
for the transportation of the baggage and pro-
vision of the troops which are daily arriving
and who may be detained for the want of them
There may be sufficient number left to des-
patch the troops now here, who will doubtless
leave the latter part of this week.
The stock keeper has been confined in TIT
castle of San Juan de Ulua, and the affair will
undergo legal investigation.
This makes, at q small calculation, abou
1000 horses and mules which have been los
and stolen within about month, and have
heard it set down by men who ought to know
all about it as high as 1900
crease, which, think, is partially owing t.
the want of subjects in the city. The troop
that have arrived are encamped three mile
distant and few cases of yellow fever occur
red there. but those who are brought in witt
other complaints frequently turn into the corr
ITO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16
To Rent.

fTTSaA THAT large and commodious Ho.
!s.kS3 tel, the HANOVER HOUSE, situated
&ssza on Front street, opposite the Cape Fear
Bank, in the Town of Wilmington, will be rented
on reasonable terms, from and after the first Of
October next. The Hanover House is new
brick building. four stories high, tin rooted, and
built expressly for Hotel. Its location is one of
the best in the town of Wilmington, and should
the person wishing 10 rent i. desire its enlarge
ment, the undersigned is prepared TO enter into
arrangements for that purpose.
ALSO: From and after the first of October next,
that two story brick DWELLING HOUSE, on
Fourth street, now occupied by Mr.. Fred. Las.
pyre. This is large aid commodious house,
with lot 66 by $50 feet
For terms, &C., apply by letter. or personally,
to the subscriber, at the Journal Office, Whining.
ton. DAVID FULTON.
July 10th lS47
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Tnr PaEs1pENT OF THE UNITED SrarEs-

TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Returned 10 Washington (says Wednesday
nights sUmon) in this Evening Northern cars
after forfnighfs absence. He was accom-
panied by MIR Clifford, the Attorney General
Mr.. Buchanan, the Secretary Of State. remained
today in Philadelphia, and will return te
Washington tomorrow.
No President could have performed so long
a journey, and seen so much of his country
in so short a time, because OF The present I'M
mense facilities afforded to travelling by steam
boats and railroad cars. We do not recolleci
that any other has travelled so far to the North
The limit of his journey was the town of Au-
gusta, the seat of Government of the State ol
Maine. He also visited Gardiner, where il
the residence of ex-senator Evans; and nc
where did the President meet with more
cordial reception.
He spent the last Sabbath in the town o.
Portland, which he left early on Monday NOR
ming; and, on that day, he travelled more thar
three hundred miles-being The day. too, OF
which the anniversary of American indepen
dence was generally celebrated and it being
expected that he whould traverse that route
| he met on his way thousands of his fellow
| citizens who had collected at various popu
/ lOuS pO1ntS. fldllOTnlS ndu Deen erected OIL
the line, from which he received and returnei
various addresses-as many, perhaps, as lei
or eleven On that day, he passed through
many towns-among them were Saco, Ports
mouth, (where be dined,9 Salem, Lynn, Bos
ton &C., &c.
On Tuesday morning, he arrived in the CT
ty of New York, and on the same evening q
Philadelphia. Thus, such are the facilities Q
transportation, he has travelled from Portlan
to Washington between Monday morning an
Wednesday evening.
We are happy to say that the President re
turns in good health and excellent spirits, i'm
proved by the comparative relaxation he ha
enjoyed, and not exhausted by the fatigues b
has undergone.
He returns, too, delighted with the cordi5
reception he has everywhere enjoyed, and wit
the liberal split of free people, and with tn
brilliant signs of the prosperity which he ha
everywhere witnessed-anxious, and we hav
no doubt, better qualified to dedicate his time
during the remainder of his administration, t
the discharge of the duties of the Office, whic
has been so highly .honored in him, and to tn
good of country which calls forth all h
gratitude and all his attachment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16
L. IA 1LUR,
Major Gen'l U. S. Army.
From the North Carolin

We are glad to see that the friends of Gen.
Mckay. and of the President, are alive to the
benefits of those acts of governmental policy
which those faithful public servants have been
jealous in advocating TO a successful consun-
nation, as shown in the following extract
from letter to the editor:
q am very glad TO see that Gen. Mckay
has accepted the nomination of the democrats
to run again for Congress in this district, We
in this county have held no meeting to nomi-
nate, but are as much devoted to the General
as we would be if we had held a meeting. In
fact look upon Gen. Mckay as being not
only entitled to the vote and thanks of this
district, but to the thanks of the State, the
Union, and the whole world, for his incessant
labors and exertions to establish his free trade
tariff bill, which is deservedly becoming so
popular among the people, as well as promo
ting their interests. For instance, large sized
sacks Salt are now selling in this place for 50
IS per sack, thing entirely new to the peo-
pie of this region. The wings have nothing
to grumble at but the war, and think they
will soon get tired of that We think the af-
fairs Of government could not be managed
better, and highly appreciate the services of
President Polk. Yours truly"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16
The Gracfenberg Vegetable Pills.
u3O,O0O BOXES SOLD EACH AND EY'
cry WEEK.!
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
"EREBY give notice that their general
RR Agent for the State of North Carolina, F"
Col. William Jones. Louisburg, Franklin 10
N. c.
The General Agent is fully prepared TO aPpoln'
sub-Agents wherever there is no branch OF 'nS
Company either on personal application or "
mail, post paid. The rapid sale Of these ce'eO"
ted pills, and the extraordinary cures they are con.
stantly ef1ecting, render them, by Tar, the mO''
popular pill Of the age. An Agency VIII eoh'''
quently be very valuable.
The Graefenburg Pills are inconceivably suPe'
rior 10 any ever before discovered. In all p' l'OU'
complaints; in general arrangement OF me sy
TEN in all disorders which result from hao s1D'
Of the blood, these pills are a sovereign re"soy'
In the class of diseases called chronic, the o''
feLberg Pills achieve their highest trfumPnE..:
Here they defy all competition. Entering %''1".
the hidden recesses of the system, they quIeny ou'
surely purify the blood root out disease, anu CIV
tone end vigor to the body. ,rn
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECIhD
By these Pills. in cases where every other mr'"t
had utterly failed. The most abundant PROOF
this could be given, but trial of one box VIII cor"
vince the patient. They can he ordered ane ~, 81
by mail, at trifng expense. The price Is 70 ~. ~.
a box. Where two dollars ,cmth is Ordere6 CIV a..
the money remitted, the Company sciH pay ."
postage on The Pills. Remittance at the CO1fa
ny's risk. Wherever there is no Agency 0'
Company they can be ordered by mall. A.,.
These Pills are taking the place OF all 0'"''''
and No sick person souId be without them:
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
Bowel Complaints, Constipation, DysPfgps sm'
Ferer and Ague, Headache, Jaundiee. LrT 'o or,
plants, Rheumatism. all Stomach CampE,a -.
Greer, Sickness &c. DC, yield at once 10 wi ..
Pills. They purge away offensive humours' S'',s
the progress of disease, and at the same time II
store tone and vigor TO the system. In csse'
general arrangement of the health, they are SO''
eign.
| BY THEIR USE, II.
The weak will become strong; the pale anu -
lious complexion be restored to perfectly =. ana
and healthy color; all the bad SYMPTOMS WI"
by one disappear. -. ID.
In short, these Pills are an inconceivaOss ,'sI
vance upon any other medicine ever before oH.'I ~
to the public. A trial uiN satisfy cny one "
this. 5s-an'~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-16

! 4 Yankee Patent-The London Daily
News says -" Among the notices of recent
American patents in Newton's London Journal
of Arts for June, is the following: To John
Allen, of Cincinnati, Ohio, for method OF
restoring the fulness or roundness to the
cheek The patentee claims, as his nven-
ton, and desires to secure by letters patent
restoring hollow cheeks to their natural con.
four and rotundty by means of metallic bulbs
formed, fitted to, and secured in the mouth by
any suitable attachment between the,jawbones
and the cheek Charleston Ne1ns.
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PUEBLA. Mexico. June 9.


Within the last two days some twelve or
fifteen prisoners, Mexicans who have been
confined for different periods from one to ten
or more years, have been liberated by General
Scott.
Our latest papers from the capital are to the
22d inst; from Atlixco We have FL Ndcional
of the Goth. Santa Anna is striking boldly at
the liberty of the press, and hence we are un-
able, through the papers, to come at the true
state of affairs at the city of Mexico.
The only article have seen in any of Mex
lean journals, relating particularly to the &C
ton of Congress on the question of peace. is
the following in Ell Monitor Republican, OF
the 22d inst. The editor says:
"a communication has been addressed to
our Government from Gen. Scott, at Puebla, in
which the arrival there of a commissioner
from the Uuited States, fully empowered fol
the adjustment of a peace, is announced; but
it has been sent to the Congress for that body
TO deliberate on so important an affair We
| think that a sufficient number of deputies vii
not assemble; and should this be the case, the
absentees will appear in our columns, in orde
that the public being made acquainted with
them may never return them again"
Yours, &. w. K.
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S35 Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, tive negro
men-JOHN and LONDON. John is low,
thick built fellow, black skin, about 80 years Of
age. Tendon is a very likely boy, black skin,
shutters little, is about 20 years old.
have reason to believe that they are in town
once or twice every week.
Twenty dollars will be paid for John and sl5
for London, to any person who will deliver them
to me- or confne them il New. Hanover Jail.
Shaw Fields, H. w. BURGWIN.
Brunswick CO., July l6S I44-Ituoo1
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Broke Jail.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
for the apprehension and delivery of man nam.
ed John d. Jones who escaped from the Jail at
this place, on the night of the sth inst. Said
Jones is about twenty-five years of age, five feet
10 inches high, thin visage and dark hair dressed
in mixed clothes and striped vest is native Of
Brunswick county. G. J. MCMILLAN.
Elzabethtown, Blades, co.,1 Jaiior
July 9th, 1917. S44-3t]