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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ GREAT WrsrEEN being about to cave the Amercn
MA icm where hs h,5 lon been the fsvorie ~ ha
fahf ,hmen takes Farewell BENEFIT Today. He receives
fie md 40 very many fs'n gus ed performer aud we
fdtufv believe iha crowds Will tlr0ng fhe house Al tA
e,hhlons. o testify their appreciation ol he talents Pu.
fumanc,s a. "a ami O'Clock ?. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

~ Advertisements for the Newspapers Of the CouDuy
Ton which Is. PALMER is ne dcfedfof dgenf embracing
the most widcig circulated Journals In the whole regna
whence custom = de-rct daily received al tue gency
I'M Tine Irllume Rn.lmrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

~ RicnELiEo DnNoNo-PorNTED PENs, sold by B. T.
WATSON Co ljWaist only the best but cheape.
pens IN use The points warranted to last Ave y.rs
Also Fountain Attachments that can be adjusted any pen
Price p cents These Attachments are essentially simple
every invention OF the kind should be- Also 500 doler
Gold Pens Of assorted brands at manufacurers prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

~ WILLIAM A. sAcKErr, the Delegate elect
from our NXvnth District Wayne aud Seneca
Coantios) to the Philadelphia Convention, is in.
olined 10 vote Cor Gen. Scott. though he prefers
Mr. CLAY. He was chosen over J. +. Seely. lior
Clay) on the second ballot, by Is 10 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

OLD SrocS OF Day GooDs.-KESsErr WHEELss, Of
81 Catharnes st. are running of the balance of Iobbers
stock OF dry goods purchased auction OF the assignee
The tremendous sacrifice al which the stock was bought Gu
ahes them 10 offer the goods Unprecedented bargans
The stock comprises general assortment of every deso
ton Of dry goods. Also superb 10; of vzetes mantss
and mantle--all Of which rapidly going at nsnois
rates. ,ovz,H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

RocKLAND CENsrERY-1he opening aud dedication q
the grounds OF the Cemetery POSTPONED from the 2h
on account of the weather. VIII take place on Monday he
th rst When addresses and other appropriate exercises
may be expected The steamer ST. Nicholas and Other
boats will leave the foot Of Duanest AZ % O'Clock NJ
and stop az the foot of Hammoud.t and returning viii
leave Permoni, al ioclock p NJ. Those who have no,
had tickets may obtain them OF r. @ Neis, agent, yas
snu-tL or OF WIN Archer 80 w oosier-st. my3E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
llarkct-....Nrw.omrAN.. IN b.

CorroN market opens languidly Tor mdihng the
sUoAR and MoLAssEs unchanged fiouR-tho market
has given way Illinois four dollars and dity cents
fnicurs-,wo engagements. EXCHANGES limited.
A0irsa-Lsplsud Boston 'hip orphrn, Newlork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

II Persons wishing Tie Tnbsns lei their fessenee
hc place Of business. vii please send note aro1ea
the Post ocs or word the dssk Of fsblissnx
OGce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

FORGERY -GcorFe No-theman. vino was ar
rested in this city about year 40 charge Of being
engaged Ia the manufacture Of spurious bank notes in
Tamanst and sent 70 Pennsylvania upon a requisition
finn the Governor Of thst Stsle 70 BE- tried a SIMILAR
charge, has again arrived In this city where be VIII be
tined for the oryinsl o4ence committed here The au
authorities OF Pennsylvania failed convict him q the
charges preferred a unst him there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
To ~ Edi'o, Of The Tnbuse

Can you inform Stakeholder in the New York
and Boston Telegraph Company what is the prospect
for dividend in that interesting concern, subscri.
o'd ana Pa'd my money On the strength Of
'hat the Investment ~'s' he profitable one--ihai
have slnce waited patiently several ycar and have not
yet come within sight OF one. hear OF diviScnds an
other lines, but ours seems 10 be envclopcd in VOC
~ Not knowing, can't say "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

READING ToR NE YOU'VE FROM rHE WoEEs OF SIR
WALTES ScorT Two volumes. Philadelphia. Lea &
Blanchard
In these two very neat volumes we have the
choicest passages from the prose writings OF the Great
Magician, with some OF his lyrical poems Those who
remember the fascination with which the instructive
pages Of scott were read in youth will welcome this
selection for their Young friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Hall Hours The BESr AUTHORS Selected and al
ranged with short Biographical and Critical Notices, by
CHARLEs KNIGHT John Wiley, l6l Broadway
The second volume OF this excellent book Of Sc
oc,ons is just publishedby Wiley, in the handsome style
Of the Library OF Choice Reading 1t contains nearly
SIX hundred pages Of choice passages taken from those
who may indeed be called the best authors. At the
time those gems not Of the stereoiypcd sort
but have freshness which shows that they are not gath
cred in any merely cursory reading. The book is
worthy OF a large circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
Nnr.err BnIIding. RandnII,, I.Iand. 81 NJ

The total number OF inmates OF the Nursery
establishment is O90--of whom there are . men, l3l
women 6oi boys and 352 girls
OF these there are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

FIRT II PLAQrENiNE.--A destructive fire. saws
the PagHe2fHs bsrtsir occurred IN that town on the
evening Of the 18th INST 10 entirely consumed house
belonging 20 Mr. oNcil but by tie most active excr
uoHs was prevented from extending further The frc
originated in quantity Of sh.vinss which bccanls Uni
ted N consequence OF beng in contact win cooking
stove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
CITY ITEMS.

NOTICE. Major General Scorr VIII rccsiye tie
calls of the citizens IN the Governors Room City Han
on Friday. ,today) between the hours Of 10 and To-
GARRISON CROLlUS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

FiNE OuLoNc TIA, Pure COFFEE, Sc.-The attention Of
the public invited 10 the large stock of fine new crop black
teas, Java coffee and groceries Of all tho various
kinds for sale by Mr. FOWLER 80 aud ~ Greenwich und
7oNeseysis lie Is Offering the choices, Ouong Tea %
cents extra tine young hysOn IS cents brown sugar from
TO Is ID best German crushed t. o. lie sells wholesale
and retail Purchasers from the country can have their
goods delivered 10 the boats without charge my25a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

DIFFERENCES AT THE ALMsnoUsE.


To The Editor Of The Tri5us
have just seen an attempt at reply 10 the commune
cation that made 70 the Board of Assistant Aldermen
on Monday last by Mr Leonard He talks of the utter
islsty OF my statements Does no deny them in his
article Does ho attempt 10 show that tho contracts
werc not loosely made alleged The only witness
he brings proves of the allegations Dr. Reese says
box was brought to the dcadhouso at Bellevue con.
l,ining the bodies of two drowned persons with the
Coronor certificate Of DEATH and says he knows OF no
other. Well, this proves one case know of several
others Tho Doctor shows that could not have
occurred had not Mr. Leonard stopped the carpenters
as spoken of in my communication 10 the Board and
had he notified me that the distribution from the
Aims House would not be required these two per
would have had decent burial The Coroner finds
the of death only and has nothing do with the
burial that duty dcyOving upon the Commissioner OF
the AIMS House Here his own witness proves the
against him. Ihesc very bodies, far advanced In
decomposition carried IN the same boat In which
the bread of the Aims House had be taken the same
day from absolute necessity Mr.. Leonard preventing
my having the Of any other boat Bur he does not
speak of the bill and proposition supply accompany
ng my communication Mr. Leonard talks OF my com
mumcauOn being nom subordinate. beg his par
don he has control Of my action in relation 10 my
department az all, and only in a single instance
direction that is IN regard 10 the housebui ia regard
20 everything else the inmates and their supplies, they
under my control and direction. and give 10 the
Common Council. mot the Commissioner bonds for
$1,000. To whom am then responsible Why 10 the
Common Council % whom / give my bonds The
ordinance plainly inicrs that the Commissioner Is
bound 10 furnish my acquisitions and had he done his
duty the statement above would have been made
subordinate ndeedand % him This gentcmsn is really
amusing One thing i certain / was never born Ia
trembe 40 the rOwn OF one little man who occupies
the place Of Commissioner Of the Aims House.
His necessary orders that he speaks o. were 10 place
the public supplies IN charge OF person that had been
removed by the Common Cuuncll-and who Mr Leon
arf knew. by his own admissions had neglected for
day. az time his public duties refused 20 trust those
supplies IN such charge the public will say whether
! did right not Those supplies ! am made respOn
sible Tor by ordinance and not under Mr. LeOnards
direction how then could he nssurne 20 control me
in the natter MARCELLUS EELlS
Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

To THE PUnLIc- hereby agree to forfeit $1,000 Il do
not sell good Boots for 81 50 as are sold in the city is
- or ~ And furthermore agree 10 forfeit the same
any other store sells os good Boots for - % sell
have the largest retail trade Of any ia the city and
shall endeegor 10 keep by selling better Boots less prices
than my competitors lmy2i lwsI H. b. JONES IA Anns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERy NAIL

Correspondents Of The Tribune.

The Flour market Is duh to-day, and no change.
ssis no0 barrels Corn Meal a. o. and b clls.as
m latter price Wheel quiet quote good red Al 30.
and Whit NJ l36 cts Yellow Corn 80 cts weizlt md
.carce cotton IS held firm with h5nt 'a.cs Upland.
Querritron No j. for shipment. a. -. No change "a
Groceries or Provisions -aios l3vJ nois Lard q .
a.. cash sales 4O00 pig. Lead ~ J c. mos sales
1000 tons Anthracite Forge Iron a. ga ca inc Whi'
as - cts IN hlls. 800. 81,
S,rrs or STOCKS First Borra-SJ0 Lehlsh Cod
--rsn. = LOO city o. '56 100 1000 L. : treasury
Notes 1923. 1000 Z Loan &c. t32 - G 8 T. !u4t
aoo0 Lchish Mortgage Loan IN Farmers and Ne
ch,ui-.' Eank. I'D. 800 state Sc. 80 100 LcAish
S,loa4 Bsarf-syO City s.. 90. 100 10 Csmien
Bank - CD lckigh Coal Scrip -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS

E1cURsiOS Tho Brooklyn City Guards, Capt.
n olney, win on the Jet Of June next pay visit to
the beautiful locality Of somers Westcheser Co They
will be accompanied by Dinse's Brass Band Of New
York
ATTEMPTED MuRDEn.-The inhabitants OF Hen
ryst were thrown into considerable Of an excitement
yesterday afternoon by the shooting down Of woman
in the street By her husband with pistol loaded with
buck shot The whole charge entered her side and il
il feared that she VIII not Officers Ritter and
Huson, who heard the report Of the pistol rushed
the pot and arrested the assassin who made attempt
10 escape. Ga boiny brought before Justice Garrison
be gave ms name as Terence oushery acknowledged
having committed the crinc and said he expected 70
be hung Tor H. D0ughcrty Is small man about 80
years Of age. and % a rather stupid appearance The
pistol loaded 20 heavily that % burst the lock in
juring bis hand severely Tie was committed o. await
the result o.. the wound received by hrs wife
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

THE PEASANT AND HIS lASpLoRD-From the Sw e,iish Of
Baroness Knowing Translated BY MARY HowITr 49,
HarpeTs. limo pp S5l
Here We have another Of those additions to our
stock Of for which the great reading public
are indebted 10 Mary Hewitt We have not found time
10 examine it thoroughly but quite willing TO &C.
cep the trana;ors that the author worthy
to stand with Froderika Bremen and Hans Christian
Andersen No doubt the Peasant and His Landlord
Will az once gain wide popularity Il is handsomely
printed
~ Part XVIII Of Harpers Valuable DIc-
rIoNARY OF PEAoricN MEDICINE edited by Dr.
CH,KLEs A. Ike, has just been issued Il has articles
under the following heads porroneum Pcstlence
Pesucnce Cholera Pestilcncc uoemisastis snd Pest.
lcpce Septu. Glanduler.
Tux ARABIAN NiGHIS. The Third Part Of
Harpcrs' splendid edition Of the Arsbian Nights has
just been published.
~ AsNoDEUs, or Legends Of New-York. ."
is among late issues but TOO modest to say where it
is published
" john Doa lass, II Spruce-st. has published
simpson 4 Co a Comedy and Raising the Wind Farce,
Stage Editions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

to Messrs Goupn, Yiber 4 Co. respectfully bog TO m.
form the public that the Exhibition Of Works OF Arincad.
ing original paintings by scHrTFER DELARocm, Cousr.
SC; also BRocHART's cray0n pantisgs-ls now open Il
30 Broadway, Laargs bulldngs Doors open forne AN
until 10 4. N. AdInitiauce u cents MOAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

ENANISATioS FOR BiGANY The examination
Of James Harvey for bigamy. resumed by Justice
Garrison Yesterday afternoon number Of witness, /.
festhed o. the let Of ms having lived with lady 10
th. cry whom he several different occasions enov
edged 90 be his WIFE and q rman clergyman o. III
ncd that be recently married he accused % Chrsfns
Wldeson. young Gcrman -.rl. AZ house ia Graul-.;
Newiork' and that he inquired q Harvey before per
forming the ceremony. be was single man. % wi Cd
b. replied that he was The accused fnily commit
tel to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

They VIII bee happy 10 their frlends and Gu.
toner. Tuesday and "Wednesday II this week and teru
arly hereafter, az the aboye-named place mya r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

SILVER Door PLArEs-Beauufaly engraved and wa
fante, for 900 al j. EyERDELLs, sol Broadway. cor
Duane-s' hrst square above stewards marble store Cal
aud see specimens. pvsls eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
NOTICE nd oR0cERs AID OTHERS.

70 Na meeting held cn board the sloop Oregon, CsF
HosNrR presiding, the oliowingnsmed captains with their
respective vessels resolved at their next inp and regularly
thereafter IN AZ the foot OF sprng-si Clinton Mae
Insleal olMa.nlngton MarLei. Us lerelollre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
ch'Irman Of JOINT specIal COMMITTEE

QUAKEE YEARLY MEErlyGs The annual assem-
bl,se Of the Society OF Friends Orthodox commences
tomorrow. and will continue through uext week
The Women Friends meet IN Convention daily et the
meeting house In Rose-st while those Of the opposite
hete themsevc- 70 lletcr a. quietly 90 deliberate
on the affairs of the Society. All meetings are held
with closed doors, except sunday and Wodnes
day mornings when they open and free 20 any who
arr lucky enough 20 squeeze in.
The Hcksito meeting viii we believe. be- held AZ the
same time in the usual place
- ~ We hear. there arc Long Island straw
berries In market In few days they viii De very
abundant and then everybody rejoice in taste
co. The crop this year PROMISE % be large.
MrRDrU WILL Our-It VIII probably be rccol
lectcd that some months since, lr-hnan named
Meichan or Mahun wa, found murdered on The side
walk in Leonlrdst near Broadway that rrenchman
who had been drinking with him arrested on sus-
picion OF having committed the deed, but was sub-e-
Quenty discharged being shown that three unknown
persons apparently under the influence of liquor, had
had some alteration with deceased, who knocked
down by OF them, when all three instantly led and
that all subsequent efforts discover the murderer had
proved unayalling On Wednesday evening however,
two were carousing together at house Of Ill
fame one Of them being under the influence Of liquor,
spoke Of the murder and mentioned the OF the in
diyidua who indicted the fatal wound This announce.
mcnt vas soon communicated from ono 20 another,
al 10 reached the proper authorities, when the two men
were arrested and being Two Of the three
who had He'd when the murder was committed they
were locked up ior the present Arequston has been
o for the and delivery the third and prn
cipal offender 40 the present stage OF the affair Il
deemed advisable to withhold the names OF the accused
parties.
The TIDE oF lNMiGRATIoN.-NO less than 3,67g
immigrant passengers were landed at this port ye-tcr.
day from Europe They were nearly ali Irish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

p Persons wishing The Tribune lei regularly At th6f
redcce- or Il their places Of business ether IN Ne~
fork' Brooklyn Jersey CRY. willAlnsbargh or Ss'sah
VII please leave their address a the desk OF the PUBLISHING
ofhee' or sead BY through Post Once Tie pnee
q The Daily Tribune those who regularly receive rom
our Carriers 5 ~ Gents per week
Country subscribers Cor The Daily. IS per snnn In sd
" 90 Seln.M eesly - - v1ace.
WeekIy 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

TsLEcHArHrc FsTcH.-PhALoSs Chemical Hair To-
vi.0For srsicses scur aud dandrla fsseU, oose hair
stimulates new growth, and losses Tie hE.fAB e1s
when causes 70 cluster round h- or0s u beauty VIA
erA-iy AID aspach inai may BE- called telegrapat lsR
20. - ladies On sale al 81 Broadway, and At a. ne drs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

Riorous PAUrEEs.-lwo paupers confined a.
The Kings County Aims House Flsfbah nlmed James
Campbell and - Mitchell were brought before Jus.
tee Pcrce yesterday. on charge Of secretly ntrodu.
cing quantity of ardent spirits which they freely dis
tlhuied among their companions causing them 10 be
come rsiher uproarogs The sccused we're transferred
20 the County Work House for thrsc months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

~ GouaAcD's IrALiAs MEpIcArED soar has been IN
s'lunieIta l procuring many f4ir gln good husband
no might Otherwise have Pned hopeiessy ulder he
5lghlnz influence u pimpled tanned freck!ef sa0g
ron 30 skin GOUEsVDs POUDkEs SUBTLE VIII POSITIVELY
eradicate every vesrge Of alperfgos hair from he 20.
neck arms. and brow GovRACOs LOUD ROvor imp1Tss
Gel siffli color 10 pa.e cheeks anl llps
DS FELix OoCRsUDs dePo is AZ 81 Walkers FIRE, so'e
from Broadway No afci, = genuine unless purchased
above.
AEency for Beais Hair Restorative and Ba,cAelsTs n
sneous Liquid Hair Dive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

Dr. CHEisriEs GALyASic AND MAeSErIc CuRArfvEs,-
The extraordinary celebrity and success Of these wonderful
articles IN The cure OF All NERVOUS DISEASES is now ,oge.
orally acknowledged that farther commentator Is unnece..
'afy Inc PuDc should be guarded against spariou
'os' as the genuine articles are ouly 70 be oned n New
York Of the proprietor
myS n A. II. CHRISTIE, MD 1872 Bros1wsy
Explanatory pamphlets nnd testimonials To be had gsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

- ~ We hear. there ave Long Island straw
berries IN market In O few days they viii be very
abundant and then everybody rejoice in taste or
TO- The crop this year PROMISE % be large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19
BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, l:

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, 1913.
The Election Returus-Bets on Pennsylvania
Stare Abductors Ayrtsted-The Races Theatr,-
Gals, &c.
Yesterday morning Ohio was announced as hav-
ing elected wing Governor, and IN Pennsylvania
the democratic candidate was supposed to be sue
cessful. This morning the case is reversed-the
last despatch from Harrisburg electng Johhson and
the last from Wheeling electing Weller.
The Pennsylvania democrats are sending large sums
Of money to this city to bet that State going for
Cas- and Butler next fall, which is being readily CO.
vered by some Of our venturesome wings The most
fsvorite way Of betting seems to be double mode,
that Is TO say, half Penns and one
the general result. Immense sums Of money will
undoubtedly change hands. and could mention se-
v.ra persons in this city who will either become poor
rich on the result.
Capt Henry II Bailey and q negro man on board
his vessel named william Wilson, have been arrested
and committed to our jail the charge OF abduct NJ
and bringing to this city from Eastop board his
vessel six slaves belonging to Mrs. Maria Rogers WIN
Golds Dor oueh, and Theodore Lockerman They have
been committed to Jail TO appear before tn Q City
Court, to answer the charge.
The racer the Canton Course, commence to-
day, ana some fine sport Is anticipated as some of
the best nags in the country the grou nd and
the weather is delightful Fashion Is to coDte nd or
the four mile pure with Lucy Tolan1, Friday.
MIR. Jamson In flli ng engagement at the Balt-
more Museum, to crow ded houses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-19

INTELLIGENCE FROM La PLATA.--5y the ship
Shaw, Capt. Bea, which arrived at Boston on
Mon day morning. dates have received from Bue-
nos AyIes to August 1f The Packet asserts that
since the opening Of Buenos Ayres to commerce. the
tide Of immigration from Montevdeo continues to set
in steadily pr ncipay Of those who wish to nd en-
ployment. The Montevideo Concrete del Plata con-
tens the following account Of the late earthquake at
that place -
Last evening sbout a quarter to O'Clock n loud
earthquake was felt In this cty-a Pie ONE on, as
far as we know Of which there no preceded mt here
The oscillation appeared tn us to run from s r. to
W. The noise in the beginning was similar to the
detonaton Of small piece of artillery and success
sively but rapidly decreased We age Informed th,t
where the shock was most felt ssts natural in weak
and wooden buildings. The Duration of the phe no.
nepon was from ten to twelvesecopds We arc told
by parties who have witnessed earthquakes elsev here
that they never heard greater noise. The direction
appeared to others from =. TO N w u wonld be OF
Importance TO establish this points for II 1t has been
the latter, IL would not be too hazardous to assume
that thie earthquake the ramihcaion OF another
coming from Chill. II such has been the case, in
Chill, where II would have been felt about r. NJ n
must have bee the heaviest and most frghtful of its
kind Up to this monen unaware how 1t has
been felt by the vessels in the hsrbor.n
The bjgbest price Of doubloops during the week was
334 dollars lowest 326; exchange on United States
2opsr dollar on England, e2'. CO, per deubloon; on
Frar &c, rs q so francs do.