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HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.


SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 8 and 9 FRONT LEVEE,
- 6et.oeen CZstom19nse and Btee- 49,,
pile streets, New orleans, has on { >>SsS-zZ
from the manufacturers at the North ssSszEa
STOCKS ST. OF HARDWARE to be found in the United
States few of the articles only be here merated
81 themselves and then make their purchases where
"a they DO at the best advantage Now in store
1000 kegs Cut NAILS, from the most celebrated Boston
500 dozen Hunt & Collins AXES. with many other
70 tons of castings, Round Pots, Ovens. Spiders
y tons SCI Cart, Wagon and Timber Wheel BOXES;
1S 20 dozens Am I RoWaRd O, aSo sPADEs and
IS dozen Grass Com and Brambe sCYTHEs Wal
dron's and American Manufactures
20 dozen Soyfhe Sneafhs ~ do7ap T2Esf CANE
1000 do, Refined WHALE OIL for sugarhouses;
% dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS
e RRB8RTEso
500 tons of BAR IRON all sizes of American, English,
800 slabs Of English and American PLOUGH PLATES;
go dozen CANE KNIVES most superior patterns;
500 coils Manila ROPE, from z to s inch; .,r,r,,
1900 bundles American, English and Russian SHEET
1900 boxes Tin PLATE. Charcoal Brands &c X. Xxx,
12x12 TX and Xxx, l4xl4 Xxx, DC, DIX, &c,
$4,000 ID BRXzfERs5 GoPPER, 10 to 100 ib sheets
go bundles fdSDd IRON WIRE, assorted, No Oto82
Kettle Ears, Bucket Handles, Bucket Covers pressed,
Saucepan Handles, Timers Tools and Machines, a full
BUILDERS MATERIALS Ofevery description, CIosscut
and Mill Saws Files HatChets, Drawing KNIVES, Planes,
Chises Augurs, Knob Rim Locks, PadlOcks; Sheet,
Pig and Bar Lead; Bolts, Curry Combs, Hammers,
splendid assortment Of Sheffield Table and Pocket CUT
LERY Anvils, Vices and Bellows;
Plain and Japanned TIN WARE, manufactured and sold
at wholesale at Northern prices.
E My Stock being large am disposed to sell very low,
and offer great bargains to wholesale purchasers. Oct3
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FOR FALL CROP.
TVNHE Subscriber has in store fresh Stock of SEEDS
Il consisting of Turnps, Cabbages of sorts, 7s,ee7
Beets Carrots Onions, Lettuce, Leeks and every gEs
other of Seeds suitable for the season, Gall $500
warranted fresh payD Sold Wholesale and 49,
retail, by pound or bushel. %sP
for themselves at AFFLECK'S Seed Store, 1O1 st.
CEis4RLES Street, opposite The Theatre.
t. CAMEIIA PIAN1 5 Rose, Orange, and Lemon
TREES, and all sorts of SliRUBBERY on hand the
whole season. Jyz Q ON
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THOR SALE by the subscnber-all the LATEST PUBL
Il CATIONS of the day. among which may be found Iie
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Grey;
PRTDE: OR THE DUCHESS The first OF the SEVEN
WHOM TO MARRY, AND HOW TOGET MARRIED,
THE E0 PHGT6jRIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
HOME EGsTo55F p sHHIKsKsPEARE-ByF F. w Faho F. sA
THE fHESPECKED HUsBAND-By the author of the
= History Of a Flirt."
LUCY HOSAER; or. the GUARDIAN AND GHOsT-By
THE FWo CoRPsEs; A Historical ROmance-By Fred
yeg8ff Sums WELD s. CO., 70 Camp street.
Agency of the GraeteRberg C0mPGHyS 'Hed'ctRes'
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Memoranda:

Towboat Shark towed down and to the 9TH inst
shins Memphis and Hargrave, schT Horizontal.
Towboat COnqueToT tOwed down and to sea 18th ult,
ships New Jersey and Jane Marks
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT ASSETS list MARCH, 1913.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford. $50 900
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the OF CT annum.. 75U-11400O
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. ......... 12,690
q, =, Phoenix .. :. ........... LOCO
:. :. Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Hartford .......................s u,aO
Stock in Exchange Bank. 1880
:, Connecticut River Bank.......... $3.50
. . Eagle Bank, Providence ......... 1890
., =. Lee Bank Lee, Massachusetts,. 800
E. E. Connecticut River Company. l,5OO
=, . :, :. Railroad. ...... 1850
. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character yielding to s per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time IN adj
vance the above mentioned prices of 81 000-103 90
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... 81 600
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at........... 3220
Bills Receivable payable in 30 days after demand.
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate, or
Solvent
Total Assets of tie Company 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
III The undersigned Agents for the above Company,
continue issue policies the lowest rates of premium
turning to customers 10 per cent.
WIN. R, FOsDICK,
rnv10 till 1stN GEO G. LAWRASON
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T B. sTEEL's STATIONERY BINDING are
y. PRLETT.NG ESTABLLSH.HEA'T' No. IA CAM
STREET New Orleans
BOOKS-Comprsing the works of the best standard authors
in the various departments of literature, ancient and
modern
CHEAP CATIONS-Atpublishers' prices, received
issued from the press
SCHOOL BOOKS-A large supply of all kinds in general
selected with BY the proprietor personality
ANIMALS AND PICTORIAL WORKS Of the most
beautiful description, superbly bound
STATIONERY-COnsisting of the most approved kinds,
adapted to the of counting and public Offices
BLANK BOOKS made of Wbatman's best English laid
paper, and Of the most approved manufacture, with
recent Improvements;
PAPER AND CARDS-Letter. FoOscsp Folio Post and
other papers Playing and plain Cards. of all kinds
PRINTING AND BOOkBINDlNG, in all their branches
neatly executed
EW Country Merchants are inv5ed to examine the Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. OF st cod
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eV@ Crystal Fount Division No. 4.-NEwORLEANs,
Oct s. lS5-At a meeting this Division held Sept %, the fol-
lowing duly installed the present
quarter Person. w. p T. W. Vanwyck w. A. E. Black
WE'LL r. s. R. Il. Wynne A. r. s.. F. Smith, S. NJ Evans
r. J S. Harris c. A. Hero A. C.; T. B. Compton, s.. f. Ford,
O. s. Rev. N. o. Preston Chaplain, T. B. Heart W. P. OF
~ Liberal Division No. IT. S. THE following
Officers for ensuing quarter installed day octo-
her Instant by the G. NJ P Lewis billiard, ESQ.,:
STUART H LEWIS, W P; ALEX. W. SCATES, T;
LEWIS BROWN, W A. ROBERT DEVINE. c.
J.. 4. AUEERT, X S: WIN COLLINS, AC.
John CRONAN, A r s. JOHN GALLAGHER. I
CHAS. A. ROUSSELIN s; JOHN DOYLE, o s.
EDWIN T.. LEWIS, P W P s52t
CAyAIGNAo GAPS.
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NEW ORLEANS oARRoLLroN RAILROAD

SA3a
Depot corner of BGr0nRs aud Perdido streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant 20 cents
single ticket for children oveT5 and under IL 5ean ~
Half the above for distance below Pleasant street,
Servants (saves) for distance 10 cents.
3- Residents in Lafayette CarrOton and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate Of
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars tOwt IS 90
per month Tin advance for either Road and for any distance
Children half prcenO such tickets given for any other
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car. expressly for ladies. in each train.
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DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEX

DEBT OF TIE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TTHE undersigned offers his services agent for the pre-
entatiOn aud adjustment, with the State of Texas, of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
of Texas Those wishing TO engage his services do
by calling on or addressing him No 81 POydras street
Mem OrIeaRs MEMUCAN HUNT, OF Texas
~ Refer to- c. A. Jacobs G. Burke Ac6e abauche,
s s. Prentiss and Bale PeytOn, Esqrs. a19f
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT:

i' :::::at liz steam ifnscs'- at rns
EaTy.....,.....1
=. .....at 10 PM
~ The Cars will leave New Orleans and Canoton every
hour after1 o'clock Sundays if the weather fair.
60 The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave Is minutes
from the of Baronne and Canal myl2 ustNOv
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CAVAIGNAO GAPS.
stANAlGNAC CApS-a superior artcle-just re- -
81 81 " ' G. D. BUNCE, 80 CaDalst, "a
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FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE,

FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
TTNHE LEASE FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
i the FELICIANA HOUSE, is offered for sale. IL
The no use will accommodate nearly hundred E5Yyn
boarders and is full eight months in the year: To s
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great of profit The present occupant, wishing
retire offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms For particulars, apply the premises, of
JULIA and TCHOUPITOULAs Streets to
au23 If JAMES ROACH
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BRAGELONNE-PART 3

BRAGELONNE-PART 3.
VNTELD & CO.. have inst opened the following
w and interesting BOOKS
BROGELONNE-Par 3 being the cOncluson.s
MARY GROVER, OR THE TRUSTY WIFE.
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
TRAPPER'S BRIDE, by the Author of The Prairie Bird.
ROUGH AND READY SONGSTER.
HABITS LIFE OF NAPOLEON, beautifully bound,
in vols.
VERICOURT'S MODERN FRENCH LITERATURE.
SWEDENBORG'S WRITINGS and HOMCEOPATH-
IC WORKS. WELD g. Co, u Camp St.
sf3 Depot of Homeopathic Medicines.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday

ArrrUDE. o y 20 N.-LoNeIrUDE. 90 W-in Time. 81.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
HLEoTRo-MAGNETIo PoRTRATrs

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
10 the application of the above mysterious agent Da
ID gueneoype "a discovery of the subcrber) the under
signed enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind IN SINGLE SECOEDcatchlng the precise
expression instantly and fixing indebly upon the silver
plate. % Those who wish to retain In their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends, do at moderate
price, Rooms of Canal and Chartres s-EntIance
No. 8 Chartres street. [my3 1yI w. IL. HUTCHINGS.
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The oreseent.

THIRD MUNICRALITY.-Mary Cook, vagrant,
was sent to the workhouse for thirty days.
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA. PAY,
IA THE undersigned having engaged the -szs4S9
49,, office lately occupied by Brig. Gen. Afs-sA
EEkyA $. Churchill, Inspector General u .. zsfg -
IN Army, New Commercial Exchanged e-es3Sss-3
corner OF St Charles and PeddO Streets are pIepa 10 A-
ecute all the necessary papers ene Officers non commits
stoned officers musicians, and pnyates to the above pay
nm he most reasonable terms Any business entrusted to
their care will be dispatched with the utmost prOmptltude
The REGIMENTS of Louisiana Volunteers of 1916 included
in The act Of Congress of 18th July 1913 Company counts
adjusted and returns made for the proper Departments
with accuracy and dispatch.
-" Immediate attention paid to Bounty Land Pen
si0Hs and other Military Claims. -
FHEO. LEWIS
late Capt 90. X, LIST La. VOlu lteers.
VIM. MONAGHAN,
a14f late Capt. Co. F. 9th Regt. La. Volunteers
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HarmonY Division MO. Is siok VISITING oornrnittee

Harmony Division No Is Sick Visiting Committee
JAMES DARCY W. p corner Of Charities and Canal Streets
JOS. BENSON, W. A. Camp street.
GEO A. HOBSON, r. of Camp and Dupaner
EDWD A. HALL F. s., Gravier treet
W. S. STANSBERRY, st. st. Charles
CHAS FERGUSON, Washington
CIAs. H. P SUBWAY Poeyare street, Magazine
Crystal Fount Division No. 4, s. of T., Visiting Com
T. 3. HEARTT, W. P, 10 st. Charles street.
J. o. PERSON, w, A., Crescent Office.
j. Z. BLACKWELL R. s. Apollo betw. TronWalk and Caiope
r. w. VAN WICK T., 90 Camp street.
MUSGROVE EVANS Chapn St. John Bapt Race
Rev. N o. PRESTON Race and Constance
Pelican Division Sick Visiting Committee
JAMES BURKE W. p corner Walk Dryades
w. w. MCCARTHY, w. A, 100 PoydTas
EDWARD SMITH r. s., Phiippa street, Hevia.
THOMAS DOBBINS, F. s.. Constance Esele.
DR.. McGIBBON, l54 Poydras street.
ROBT AFFLECK Market St. john Baptist Peccane
THOMAS CURRAN, 2ll St. Charles
HENRY STEPHENS, r. S. pro tenn.
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~ ~ The GEORGE WASHINGTON-F6 For
aikkanSs Louisville Cincinnati, Wheeling Pttts6wg
zzssSzzE and intermediate Landings. With imme-
date dis atCh The fast running steamboat GEO WASH
lNGTON, Alex. R. Irvine. master is expected This Day
and will leave above For freight passage, having
surpassed accommodations apply board foot of Poydas
street, or to HYDE u sQGLESBY, IL Poydras ST. y
ezV The George Washington draws only 30 inches, and
will meet with no delay. %
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Drsrapefiok OF rnr Bsrrpf Enuaea IN NORFOLK
srnrrr.-A fire broke out about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon In the roof Of the Baptist Church. corner Of
Norfolk md Broome streets phhe building
ttr y Destroyed together with valuable organ Capt
riley IL the thirteenth Ward. with large body Of
men was promptly on tho spot, and succeeded in keep
supposed to have been the act of an incendiary We
requested to slate that prompt measures will be
taken to provide suitable place the Temporary ac
commodation Of the congregation of which due notice
will be given.
Destructive FIRE BRooKLrN-A fire broke out
early this morning in the Of the house occupied by
Philip Donoherty on Evans Water street. adjoining
the Navy Yard and communicated to Mr.. O'Brien s.
twelve families, then to Mr. Monahan's house and sta
BILE and continued thence spread with great rapdty
destroying at least ten houses.
MILIrARY-The City Guard, Capt W. NJ, McArdle
make their anniversary parade to-day tomorrow
They will pass the day at Glen Cove, L. l., dining at
the Pavilion. Dodworth leads them.
ISQuEsTs.-An inquest held on the body Of an
unknown man. found drowned in the North River, at
foot OF Eghty-sixth street. Verdict accordingly
Another inquest was held the body Of Lawrence
Mcintyre, who found drowned at the foot of Six
teenth street. Verdict accordingly.
Another inquest was held on the body Of John
Rourke, who accidentally drowned at foot of Chris
topher street, having fallen from small boat in the
river. Verdict accordingly.
Another inquest was held on the body of William
Marsten, who II appeared poisoned himself by taking
oxalc acid in Twenty first street, Fifth avenue. Vor
dict accordingly. ~
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al tbsy wsfs Ia sra q s suetc~sssry, stl
"A .hrt .n.is a ris thAA nakal few ftfh

saust thss protsrtirs rrinspis thst nss~ lev rkh
10 he irlrry pf the great body Of the people They
were In faver OF alien freedom throughout this land;
10 be extended 20 the oppressed of ether ma
tions who come amongst them-to enjoy the same
rights and the privileges that they enjoyed.
tCbcers) They were in favor Of war that was de-
csred bv the of the United States which they
deemed just and necessary Hear. hear) The demo
cracy all acting together prosperousy and har-
monlously. and he would now come to their adverse
ries tie would ask what they in favor of? Cries
OF nothing, and laughter) You never told word
30 near the truth in your life. (Renewed laughter)
The man who stood by the whig party before, like
pillar Of light twas thrust aside Notwithstanding he
came forth two months ago with letter asking them
try him once more; "save me or sink (Laugh-
than was before and 1.-THE foreign population did
the in which their defeated candidate had spo
ken but he would ask what would control the des
tiues Of their adyersaries lie predicted that If Gen
Taylor elected tomorrow. 1t would not be one
month before he would be found in the keeping of John
q. Ca houn lHear, hear) The wings have been fairly
crushed by the democracy of the Union. and they
lected General Taylor to try and redeem themselves
but they have principles Principle the polar
star to guide the democracy and it would lead them
on to victory. in November next and the news from
New York would be hailed the banks Of the Ohio
II had been before, with universal delight and exuta
ton. Senator b concluded amid loud bursts of APP
plause upon which the band struck up the Star
Spangled Banner when motion. the meeting AID
journed to meet at Tammany Hail. TO which place
crowds rushed forward to attend the large adjourned
meeting that held there and all separated in good
spirits for the campaign.
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Marine Affairs

Tar NEW YAcHr BREEzE.-This is the name of a
beautiful yacht Of 100 tons burthen schooner rugged
launched Mt Port Jefferson, LII, Saturday last She
is said to be Of the finest modelled vessels Of her
class now anoat, and is rugged and equipped with a
view Of rendering her the most perfect and may add
the fastest, among the many elegant vessels that
compose the fleet Of New York yachts She Is owns d
and commanded by Lererts @ Cole Esq, of this city.
who, we learn Is aided in the ADM ntration Of affairs
board, and In his arduous marine duties by pep-
teman distinguished less for his taste in these
matters than his skill in providing for the wants of the
inner man.
THr STEAMSHIP CBERoKEE.-Captain Collins, new
steamship Cherokee, launched st six O'Clock last
evening. An immense concourso Of persons the ma
jorty Of whom were ladies' assembled on the wharves
steamers and house tops in the vicinity She taken
TO the Novelty yard, where her engine will be put on
board with the utmost despatch.
Packet Sur HorrivGurR, Captain Bursley arrived
yesterday from Liverpool She had board 440 pas
sengers not of whom sick during the passage
This Is very credtable to Captain Bursey and his OFF,
GERS, aud speaks well for the management Of the ship
railroad Matters.
The cars on the Northern IN. HI Railroad were 20
commences running TO White River on Monday the
18th inst
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nom Csxna 70 ~ street, Ard from Ath strsst 10 ttri
ysrsity Plsce be rsnumbered Under the direction of
the Street Commissioner.
Resolved That the street Commissioner appont An
inspectors to superntend the pavement being laid
by Messrs Russ and Reed in Broadway, at 81 80 per
day. Adopted.
Resolved that during the political gatherings Of
either political partesin he Park, all persons DO ex-
Guided from the Governors ROOM and the Committee
on Public Offices and Repairs be directed to carry the
above into effect. Adopted.
Resolved. to reminder Grand street
Resolution to increase the salary of the chief en-
gineer Of the fire department Adopted
Report in favor of constructing a In Pearl
street, from Fletcher to Platt street. Adopted
Resolved that Isaac Green be appointed consulting
surgeon at Bellevue Hospital in the place Of Dr. vache
resigned.
Resolved to set curb and gutter stones, and flag.
gng in 9th street. between 9th avenue and Broadway
Adopted.
The Board then adjourned until Thursday evening
next.
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How THE MIaHTY HAVE FALLEN.-Slr Henry l..
Bulwer, the British Minister to Spain, has been
regularly kicked out of Madrid, and was forced 10
pack up his buds and make tracks for London, in
the shortest time possible. This is, decidedly, the
unkindest cut of all. To feel herself powerless in
the prevention of the spread of republicanism in
Europe, is certainly bad enough--to be in state
of alarm and anxiety, lest the great French repub-
lie might land an army on her shores. and verify
the forebodings of the Duke of Wellington, is more
than her worst enemies would wish her but that
Spain-poor, distracted, divided and fallen off
Span-should kick her minister out of the coun-
try, and England be compelled to pocket the insult
is decidedly the ne plus ultra of national in
dignity. II the opinion of the world were
taken on tho subject, we have no doubt that
it would be similar TO the verdicts of " served
him right" which coroners' juries in the
western portions of this country, sometimes
render But, right or wrong, England, hitherto, has
cared little for the opinion of civilized nations,
when she had the power to disregard 1t. To b. in
suited in the open day, before the whole world, in
the way she has been recently by Spain, and be
powerless to resent it, argues that the Queen of
the Seas has wonderfully fallen from her high
estate. Verify, she is to be pitied, although her
misfoltunes are the natural result of her own
doinps
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TELEGRAPH1C INTELLIGENCE,

Omcial Intelligence from MISUNDERSTANDING
OF Ratidcatl0ns-NIr. Sewer ON his way
Home.
WAsuINcToN, Juno IL, 1S4S.
Dispatches received last evening, from MIR. Sewer,
merely announced the fact Of the ratification of the
treaty by the Chamber of Deputies Intelligence has
been received to-day that the exchange of ratcatons
has taken place.
Mr.. Sewer Is on his way home
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Maryland Independent Taylorites.

BALTIMORE, June IL, 1848.
The Maryland Independent Taylorites publish u
card denying that General Taylor recognised the Phla
dephia whg convention, authorised the withdrawal
of his name, if demanded in he did not subscribe
to wing tests or pledges. Their influence, however, is
nothing comparatively
Gen, Scott 10 ipdisyosed
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Burning Of a Catholic Church.

New HAVEN, June IL 1S48.
The Catholic Church in this city entirely con-
sumed by fire last evening" about O'Clock, supposed
to have been caused by fire in tho sacristy
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, June IL Corn has advanced in conse-
quencc Of tho Acada's news.
ALBAsY, June 12-Receipts by Canal since Satur.
day. the 10th nst-Flour 10 900 bbls; wheat 1000 bv
Sales Of 1000 bbls -four made including Mt Chi
gam Genesce and other Western brands at IS rs n 50
Corn-Saes of 10000 bushels made, in cudina
mixed at 81 cts and handsome Northern yer ow Mt OF
cents. Oats-Saes were made at A ASK O. a. Wbls
kcy--Salcs Of 200 bbls made-State rson Mt 81
cts There change in provisions.
Bosro,, June 12-Flour--Sales of 100 bb,s vero
made consisting OF Michigan, Gsneso' &c with other
Western brands, at SO n SO 37k CO rn-sae, Of 5000
bushels made, including Wcst crn MIXED at 5ac
and yellow do at Soc. Ryc-Salcs OF about 5000
bushels made at 75o. Oats Sale, of 1000 busbos
were made at SOC. Frcights- Ship owners demand
former rates, though engagements were light
BUFFALO, Juno IL Receipts since Saturday. the
10th inst - Flour, $1,000 barrels Wheat. $4,000
bushels Rye, 10000 bushels Sales of 3ooo barrel,
OF Hour were made at So 2j SIS SIX. Wheat
Sales OF $4,000 bushels made, including iii.
nois, ut o5c, and good Milan, Cleaveand, &c, at
ll3c. Corn - Sales Of $4,000 bushels were made
consisting of sound Western yellow at 42,sc Whls--
key-Salos of $50 barrels Of whiskey, were made at
2oc There was no change in provisions. Frcights by
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Ratification Of the Treaty.

WELLINGTON, JUNG II, I5z5.
Official information of the ratification Of the Mexican
treaty has been received by the government The Sc.
nate was advised Of the fact Immediately on tho re.
eeipt of the news