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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

FIoRIpA-The Legislature OF Florida has
,on,es amendments 10 the state Constitution. providing
for BSs1al sessions Of the General Assembly, aud one
wear, resistance to the suffrage qualification
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

MAss,oBvsTrTs.--Hon. vs.. b. C,LHovs OF
Springfield was elected Secretary Of stste on Tues.
day. The Legislature bal'oted twice before elect
ing choice. JosEPH BARRETT of Concord was at
the same time reelected State Treasurer. Among
the Counselors elected is EDWARD l.. KFyFs a
psdham, author Of the Anti War Report and Res
ou'ons O. the last Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY articles

A Avn ft ~ u 'it~'''
&tne H0lidays-ALOIs PETELER. Coniecuoner, 'li
Broadway, will open On Thursday, Dec. y, his ne"
branch the Fouthavenue, corner ot Iwenueth'
where he prepared tc furnish all amos OF CONNECTION
lry creams fruit ices plumber and bombs IA crfne to-
efhsr with an other articles suitable tor ho Gay pu poses
uons Of which can BE- surpassed here eisewher- tie
has lust received from France large variety OF stcles
for Christmas and New iears-such a. elegant boxes
chocoste limitations Of numerous things anf other matters
that must be seen ~ be appreciated
New.Years tables and al orders puncuslly ul'
filled.
Mr. Peteer up entertainments and suppers In pc
cuafy appropriate style and refer 20 the sAti-
expressed last inter, by mauy Of The most ashonapie
anc wealthy citizens 81 luroa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
TO THE LADIES.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

n. 1,xsrSn's s.RsAc,Rl lisa soverei gu and speedy
cure for ncpent consumption and Tor the genera. pros
tston Of as whether the result OF IN
herent produced By inesuaffy ne'sof
accident -, a., ,,...,,.
effect. on the human frame Persons all weakness aud Las
tude taking Il at once become robust ana iu OF
enerey under ts Influence II Immediately counteracs
the nsrveessness Of the female frame which IS the great
cause Of barrenness. ,,.
tr 10 exhibit certificates Of performed but we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds u asses nave been report
ps TOWNSEND. My wife being greatly distressed BY
eakues. and general debility and suffering continually py
pain and with other difficulties and HAVING Known Eases
hers your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing recommended for such cases ~ nave
obtaned bottle ofyour Extract Of ssrsspara snd 'ol
lowed III. directions you gave Ia short period IL re-
moved her complaints and restored her 70 hsAin nenf
grateful for the benefits she received ase pressure 70
thus gng IT, and recommending " mo peoc
NJ ID. MOORE, cor OF Grand and LJdi0''u '
A''s T3 MorHERs AND MARRIED LADIES
Tb. Extract Of 5arsspsra has been xpfessy prepared
IN rfesnee 70 female comp No female who has res-
a 10 suuose she that critical period, the
Srn of ts shood neglect 70 H. ait certain pre-
yenye for any OF the numerous and horrible 70
which females are subject At ms tune o. 's s
Nor Is IL valuable for those who are apProaenins ~o
manhood a. It 10 calculated 70 assist nature oy
The blood and zoratns the system Indeed ms nsol
cine Invaluable for all the diseases TO ~nieh women
subject .. ...,...,,iy ,b. IA
removing the mpuneso the not
90 far stimulating the system as to pfodass soe'sqasp.
relaxation which Is the case 81 most meneNs' >s7n 'o'
female weak usss and dissa<e.
ntsr.zp oE Tag HEART. RUPTURE AND DROPsT.
NEW-YoRg, July Il, lsf5.
n. roy~xsxD- D,sr SIR ny wife has been afflicted
fb disease VI the heart ana with terrible rupture Tor
osr fifteen years the greater part Of the time ono mas
r.. troubled with .bornes u breath and great notteTns
~ H. heart which has been very dsressnk and hAs ffe-
,s,lv 800 ouabls 10 leave Der Ded The rupture WA
very srEs and severe she ted snos' sssry Iseo5 20.
80 -. Nth bot little benefit When she had taken but
thee bottles of your excellent medicine she was entirely
eysd Of IN. the heart and the rupture mas a.
most entirely disappeared
she has $50 had the dTopsy snd was very much swollen
We had 10 that she could be ~ oenshted 80 sne had
h Complication Of diseases Bat u has asstranse as
nav appeal relieved her Of the dfopsy am a~sre that
thu abatement strange IS 70 appear slnost Ike nctlon
but il l.. Deverthsess sob,r reality Your sarssPsnus
certainly valuable medicine and should be used ~ every
on. thai Is suffering have been II zny ci'oeiess
hi. Account they liberty 10 cal AZ ny honss ana
rave ocular d nstration. Yours, repeatedly
WILLIAM TOWSER, Jss'essl
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ARCHITECTURAL.

STOKf o,
rUNRIMBLE CHERRY, Architects, respectfully 70.
form the building public that they are nos prepares
with original designs Tor fronts private edihees &c
Elevations plans sections, specifications, he DO 10 sc
cordance with the wishes VI the proprietor $40 brosd
VA " Jun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
PLEDGES

ITNREDEEMED PLEDGks.-For sale cheap,
large and varied assortment Of unrehsemed pledges
CONSISTING OF new and secondhand clothing, watches and
.ery musical and mathematical Instruments srNians
quad ants doubi. sni gle guns, pistols sc &c FOR
the Information Of those Ia want Of such would name
few OF ny prices Good pilot aud beaver cloth oyercOss
and coks from q 30 dress aud ffock coats from -
To- s. pants and vests b - lot q good new ana
second hand flutes from - ~ 10 oesch Also constant
Nv 90 hand mechanics and other toos snd giea many
other article. ,o0 crous 20 mention
A}a liuf NILSSON 'hat'am"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

.,ss,y-f.d 10 City Subscribers for u. cssIs perweef,
az when they prefer. they can pay IN advance Al tbs
n,s. i1f ~ months year ~ the Tsfs Sings
-,ptss Two CsSrs. Mai subscribers give D1il-s
- anruf4. ia and the paper IN coz
f.uea teyOad the time FOX hich Il i ped. subscrY.
tns taken Tor sfr months Three Dollars IN advances
required AL exchanges with Country Newspap--s.
ps'ly pap.rs received This ofce whose t-fns are
ftsher ffsn those of TIE TRlrySr. not aAogee
suy difference.
TEnNs 90 kDNEsTisiSc-fIr ddrsfaesi
Five sines. or ssFiTst insertion. cents
sseh subsequent Insertion. ..'...'.Li
Over Ten blnes-Firs lnsertion...... eents line.
feeh subsequent insertion. ~ ch may BE
Every day twice, or three times cents lac.
suees. q the option OF tie advertiser.
En,ide idverflsenle pts-flve Cents line for the
0, Insertion srd -Four Cent? for each subsequent
Bfp4us MisKfscEs FUNERAL N.1icgs. &c not ,rst,L
"a ~. ip>s ., cents
~ An Advertisement. asserted In this paper appes
both in TIE Morning ~ Evening Edition
TIE aEMi-WERkI.Y TRIBUNE
l. published every "WEDNESDAY ard sArvRD,y morning
encs - per annum. Two copies FOR $.
NRW-YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
Unpublished every SATURDAY MosYSe. ct the low priee
81 ~ per snuuIn 10 edTance 10 copies Tor 81" vi "
c0pes igr 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

POPULATION OF WrcoSsIN-The Mdraukse
Snhas gives TIE oie, returns the recent ensus from
fourteen Counties Of the Stale showing an increase with
ia the short period Of eighteen months OF s5ssi-abou
80 per cent The whole Population OF the State At The
present time, the Seatnsl thinks is AOou, 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
SANFORD 3. KELLOGG.
TfTnRNHAs Akk oitica 90 PIN

A IIDKNLl -tT-I.AW, once " fInr-sI. : LelHs'
"A 40 Tie securing and collection Of debts. and al pro-
fsssousl business viii be promptly and faithfully attend
e TO.
Refer = M-ssrs L Bsnoist { Co Loksr Reniek
Co bankers aud Collins kellogg - Louis M~ssrs Ran
KIN, Duryee l. Go Lawrence, Trimb'e = Co Hugh Auch
irci1s. 4 sons and W. W Pilues Co New-forS-
M-rsrs Collins ! Rrother.. Hartford. ~ ls'stui'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

EKAI D~.-Brandy. Dutch Gin and Scotch malt Whis-
ky-Deaers the aboye articles although aEare that
they are mrosed upon some degree by importers and
wholesale houses little imagine the real extent Of the
fraud 0r ussduterated article Il scarce ~ be onno 10
the market The public offered tsst BY which
any adarerston Immediately detected In h- most sim
pie and positive manner Van Wort Of Hamburg has by
means the profound research. cscov. test
which will AZ once show II French brady Dutch gin or
Scotch malt whisky have been mixed with corn spirit or
soph stcsied 10 any manner In enc minute Those DO
are ncr duous as 70 the efficacy Of the test satisfy
themselves By procuring bottle Of Nsn Wosfs Test Tor
suff Gent of the rsof hfty pipes. sod Sitb full d.
rectious, BY WYATT kETChl d. 1T fulton-si
q 44u. u.H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

THE WEATHER-Whileo our Southern neigbbors
blessed with heaps OF and lots Of seighing We
OF the North eveling In mud up 20 our kn-ankles
As vet we havo had neither snow sleighing The
earth IS free from frost In May Last Saturday the
frogs IN the swamp from their Winter quarters and
gave splendid coNcert And what IS SIN more strange
the musketOes IN the woods quite annoying fross
and musketoos 10 January whoever heard o. saw The
like before
In addition g. an this vline5 cd another sgnt IN
the FIRST Instant equally strange. Many Of our farmers
were engaged that day IN blowing and sowing. We
doubt whether those living nearer under the mHls' OF
ne sun ever commenced their Springs w'fk earlier ~
thc season. Great country this What wonders INC
Railroad works malone fahAo' 'th'
ss- Guess our friends up IN Franklin Co have
bad SLIGHT touch Of Winter within the past week
fEd Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

lHlKUE TT
are the terms On which
sgtL.'s HklR RESTORATIVE
r. Has been applied for many years. ssf ih9's
- n, .ouIy ID themselves 70 = Tor sale once ~
Ss..ss-st Ladies Depository So Broadway. y q Per
49, - ,fv.a 8fw'
sc LETTER. Asp NtN>Pkfth- s~~,-S
ZFfIN FDR FOREIGN PORTS. rIG
--.rTr Letter bags - oPeu O. tl- lE-ce :,
- ~ S.syort rbuce i0f q rJr-ifn Pgfts, aud 81
s,tf, ana nsgspapsrs sePosit-a a ths osss ~ .~ay'
- - ~ ~ very earl st vessels THIS depart
-, :, 49, r. .rscsl -sp-rvsio1 o. } : AONtf
Fss well kn0~n or May Ss.f' - ne -neei 40
sfiei.nt SaPerutendent % - e.fef1 Letter DsP''
ssrt of the Ssw-Y1rs Cty foE ofee
r.,,.r- and >ew.paper- will - received AZ
a. sr-rrn sbip Letter once o. The New ofk IrioRnr
- tha p.-ket-ship NETWORK, Capt LTn-s, which
81. Tor H.vre on the 18Th " JanzsrJ
49, Ill be received ~ the sane pacs Letters a-1
Ns,x.p.per, for th- pack -t-hiP NEW ORR Capt --f
s-bs-h 80. Tor Liverpool o. The 10Th Of inst
a. ali he RECEIVED a. the same place Letters Ard
N-x.p.p-r. for the pasketsn4p MAkOAaEI kNASs'
Can't Tinker which ssis fof Il naoa % zoe i'1h A-'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

FARE LABoE-Mr Bowie OF our City intro
duced in the House on Monday morning the follow
ing resolutions
Resolrei, o. the serSie concgr That the Public Lands
being the property Of the People should be he'd
ana appropriated for ihrir common use and benefit
Rss1rLd f the Senate concur) That our senators be
instructed and Representatives 10 Congress be re-
quested their best efforts 70 obtain the passage Of
law TO prohibit the sale OF Public Lands, Aad 10 cause
them 10 b. surveyed into lots o limited qaAniIes Tor the
Use Of actnA tettlefs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

The ~ Louis papers are talking OF extending
the Magnetic Telegraph from that place 10 The Pc
c.fc The distance is 900 miles. which at $50 a
mile. would make the total cost $500 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

,ur NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCITED.
a, The Tribune Buildings. corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Halls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

Nh CHARGE UNTIL THE HAIR Is RESTORED
are the terms which
.nfH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

fouAL am9ani rtcclfa and pad by fAf tomn,s9Hf ~
f4s C4sai fuHd froa 1917 O. 1872.
statement No % shows The gate OF All the SONS
received paid by the Commissioners Of the Cana
Fund IA each year account OF 81 the Canals from the
frs oresn yaon OF he Board 1917 10 the 3ofh sept
sf The footns Of the several items Ia n statem-tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

DOOFING.-Old Tin Roofs made tight for y cents per
IL oot-New roofs Of rough plank covered for .; cents
oof Of factories or large buildings 20 squares for
Is per square ard warranted. Good wins Patent Pre-
MUM Hydro- Pneumatic Cement sheAthng makes hand
some cheap light and durable roof References and spe
Br,ed,gay between Chambers and Warren sts. Jlo m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

HHIDROFORNI-Thi substitute tof suPhunc
u ether for producing insensbiity durlng surgical OPP
srations aud In obsterc BE- had carefully pre-
pared and perfectly pure st Doct CHlLTONS Chemical
Depot SO Chambefs.r On account OF increased tsc tes
FOR manufacturing this article the price Is now reduced
Sid Nh nl.saI- md rafalI a. above u w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

Surplus Revenues. -@o~'' 10 =
Sci apsrt by Article z OF the Constitution, -
pay the interest ard reduce The prime pal
Ci the State Debt, aud for the support Of
Government, VIZ
For that part Of the debt called the Canal
Debt l.......t.. s...-....ss. = lyuNf''p
Do do. General Fund Debt Pc. 500
For The General Fund 10 defray
the necessary expenses Of the . ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

AccIDEsT.-A. ths driver ri 4 valuable span Of
horses and tsauuf carriage passing along Twelfth
s., stog, O'Clock his morning 9n Ma way % one Of the
boats m TIE purrose n delivering them 70 the Gentleman
who had purchased TEEN yestertly the horses fell into
opeEing Which had besn maze Tor connection with the
public sever IN on q the rev building Of Horace But
er The carriage Wa considerably tam1ged. while the
horses erc lnorci severely and bad been relieved
from their awkward situation 81 late hour his morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

NrOTICR-The Subscriber has this day admitted Mr.
ltTOHS q MOTLEY az a partner, snf the business
will b.eafer b conducted under the name " } h
itss a.. nos, removing X HEkRtCk.
Il frrNTkNt.S TfFSus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

- HOW tt~f~. >bON 1870 =. -.
- 1rueut II and secoad hand show Eases NJ Ant
h. "a hand ana Show Cases made 70 order Also show
C..es taken in exchange 81 ~ j. EARLs 80 Bfoome.st
- ~. R,vgerV 6 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
.RrE ENODVCE STORE.

form hat they have formed copartnership under the
firm of HOAG s WOOD, As dealers IN Groceries
and Dry Goods the product u nee labor exclusively add
have taken the store 81 PearlstNew York l month,
Iith. 1888. LlsDLEf N hhaf hOAVi
~ a. GEORGE WOOD
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-30

cts per h. in brs., and 10 cts. in kegs, but the de
mand is not animated.
Cheese-Continues to maintain its frmncss, includ-
ing Western at las, and Eastern sal cts the latter
for good shipping qualities.
| $4 per 100 lbs.
SEEDS.-Clover is not brisk. but in fair moderate
| request at 1926 in small, and 50, probably, for
large lots, although the stock in market not heavy
lot of 100 bushels handsome Timothy has sold at
S3.37s per bushel, cash. Flax may be quoted ll2s
ais, but there is very little coming forward.
SPIRITS.-Thc market is bare of n f.. Rum, and
sales have been made of New York at 81 cts. per
gallon, TO arrive. Boston brands would probably
now command 30 cts. Whskey sold early in the
week at 20 cts per gallon in brls, which was de-
cline but has since rallied and close up to 81 and
hhds. 90, with light supply.
SUGARS.-The stock in first hands is small, but
the trade have good supply About 300 hhds
Porto Rico have sold during the week at 50a $ 90
per 100 lbs, mos, which is improvement. by
auction on Tuesday, POT hhds. 81 tres and 80 brls.
Cuba Nuscovado cargo of sch. Scotia, from Cicntue-
Cos, soldthe hhds. at 4.3Od s 400; tres. 40; and
brIs. s 65; and yesterday, two cargoes, the bark
II Ii. Douglass, 22l of 299 hhds offered, and brig
Frances Jane of S2 hhds., also Porto Rico, sold, at
lisa & 575 for the former, and 4.5Oa $3.50 for the
lattcr and 81 brls. do, 46Oa 81 65 per 100 lbs,
all 4 mos.
have nothing as yet satisfactory
from Europe in relation to the adjustment of the dit
fcultics between Denmark and Germany, although
a weeks later adyces have been received by the
steamer Acadia. The armisticc concluded between
Prussia and Denmark relative TO the raising of the
blockade of the Gcrmanic ports, appears not to have
found favor with the German Diet, as on vote
taken at Frankfort, the 9Th inst there was ma
ority of II against the measure, the terms not being
acceptable, particularly as it embraced period, to
close with March next, which the rigor of the eli
mate would be sufficiently eifcctua without calling
in military aid to enforce the blockade While
these difficulties, which shut out so important por-
ton Of commerce, and particularly our staple OF
Tobacco, from the German markets, continue, the
reader will readily comprehend how well they are
calculated to keep down prices already reduced to
low minimum; and until those obstacles are removed,
we no prospect OF advance in those dcscrip-
tons of Mary land and Ohio Tobacco which 1t has
been hitherto customary to purchase for those mar
kcts. On the belief that something had been done
towards a settlement, some enquiries have been
making during the week. but we believe they have
resulted in nothing than ordinary, and the
market remains much hitherto reported. The
inspections of the week have comprised 9O9 hhds.
Mary land, 81 Ohio, and 45 Kcnucky -total, ,Ol5
hhds Exported within the same time, none. The
amount of Mary land aud Ohio denominations export
ed TO European ports, since JAN TO 2Sth inst, have
been as follows:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-30

At Boston: Western Flour down TO 5.S79a Sc.
Southern held at S6. Corn higher, Southern white
Cd and for yellow, SO offered 70 asked. $500 l3ue-
nos Ayrcs Hides sold 10 cts, 6 mos. Prime Pork
selling at 9.5lu + 10, and Mess at s IL, cash Lard
in brls 9ia9l, and in kegs 10 cts.
At Nlr York: No change in Coifec.-Cotton had
improved of a cent and fair business was doing.
The steamer Acada's news caused fiuctuatIon IN
the Flour market, good deal sold at various prices,
settling down however at $3.50 j 5.625 for Western,
including Genesee at the latter. Southern was 20
cts lower the extremes 5.625a s 5.75. Rye Flour
down to 1851, but Corn Meal remained firm at
3ISga 1925 per brl.-Wheat without much altera-
ton but dull. Corn had advanced 4d5 cts, and up
wards of 100 900 bushels sold in two days at 67a72
cts the extremes for Southern.-Hides had advan-
ced Bucnos Ayrcs TO 10 cts, and Rio Grande, ",
with saes.-Lcad had slightly dccncd.-Spirts
Tnrpcntine cts. lower.-W thout much activity in
the market Ohio Pork was s 10 for Prime and $ 3
for Mess Lard 9 cts. in brls.-Domestic Whiskey
was 25!a26b cts. per gallon, cash.-Sugars were in
active request at very full prices, Refined ! cent
higher.
At Philadelphia: Sales of Flour at 5.3l "a 1881
Rye Flour, $4l2A; and Corn Meal, So 20 per bril-
Wheat firm at .l2a s is; and Corn in good re-
quest at 6Oa65 cts. for mixed, and 67d70 for yellow
Mess Pork held firmly at $l3, and Prime s 10 per
bril- Sugars in good demand at previous rates. Sales
of Whskey at 81 cts. per gallon in brls.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-30
New YoRK, Sept. %, 1913,


Day GooDs MARKET.-Domestic.- Autumn
business may be said to be than half over and
so far as we learn the bulk of business has been
equal to that of this time twelve months. The de-
probation in prices will lessen the amount OF sales in
the ratio of that depreciation.
There has been a reduction of about % per cent,
from the prices of most styles Of manufactured goods
sincc this time in lS47 Assuming this to be true,
the amount of sales to the country must be materially
less than that of last year.
In Cotton Goods our market is well supplied, and
we cannot learn of any accumulation of Stock Goods
move off about as fast received, but the present
low prices will induce purchases which would not
be made under other circumstances.
Many goods are wanted for Mexico and South
America Some large orders are in market Tor the
former
The raw material is so very low at present, and
from a combination of circumstances, we can see no
reason for any material advance, these goods may be
produced at present low prices, and pay small re-
turn TO producers. -
In Prints the stocks are small, except of poor
styles which freely offered at very low prices
Desirable styles are freely taken at remunera''ng
rate. -
Foreign.-We have few arrivals this week De-
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-30
FANCY DRY GOODS,
VIM, & H. MsKIM,

EHAVE constantly on hand, and offer for sale on
II IL liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
BAR IRON, of superior quality, and Of various
dimensions, say fiat bars to q inches wide by TO
inch thick; square and round bars. TO in. diam
etcr.
BOILER PLATES. OF best Charcoal, and pud.
pied Iron, made to any size ard pattern-manufac-
tured by the Baltimore City Rolling Mill.
SHEATHING COPPER, a full assortment, from
IA to Sc or. Also, Copper and Composition Nails
YELLOW METAL SHEATHlNG, "MUNTz"
patent ESGLlsH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation Of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured, entities it to preference;
a constant supply received direct from England.
ZINC Mosselman'," Sheet Zinc.-We are
now receiving direct from the manufacturers in Bel
GUM, Il full assortment of this superior article.
: COPPER INGOTS.-Refned Copper Ingots of
best quality, manufactured by the Baltimore aud
Cuba Smelling and Mining Company. y22
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-09-30

COASTWISE.
Portland-Brig Milton.
Plaster 200 tons, order.
BoSton-Bark Laurence.
Gunny bags bales IL bdls, tin plate 100 bxs, sheet
iron 80 pkgs ordcr boots and shoes 500 cases. mdze
100 pkgs, sundry consignecs.
Boston Bark Sylph.
Maclcrcl 100 brls, S Phillips x Co; oil 10 brls, G
Bartlett s Co; plaster 40 tons, T Matthews s Co;
yarn 80 winchcs, gunny bags bales, mdzc 800 pkgs,
order.
Boston Brig Elisha Doane.
Candles 100 bxS, Wilmington & Eastman; ginger
root 40 bags, G F Pitt; Russia hemp , tons, roll
birthstone 25 cases, mackercl 100 brs, mdzc 100
pkgs, order.
Nelc York-Sch. I'm Colyer
Hemp 100 bales, guano a'lot in bulk, order.
Neto York-Sch. Liberty.
Guano li2 tons, S Fcnby & Bro.
Netc York-Sch. Michigan.
Cheese % bxs, f III jerks; soap 30 do, Wilson,
Kelly & Co; iron SIS pkgs, railroad do lbs bars, tin
los bxs, mdze $40 pkgs, sundry persons.
Ne,c Iork-Sch. Director.
Salt 20l sacks, guano $50 brs, mdze 43 pks, order
Netc York-Sch. Baltimore.
Tea 90 bxs, w Wilson s. Sons; varnsh so brls,
J Corner & Sons; brandy % hf pipes, J Strohm
& Co; mdzc AIS pkgs, order.
Neic Tork--Sch. Connecticut.
Cassia coo mats, w Bruno & Sons; hemp S tons,
yarn 30 winchcs, J Henderson s Co; glass $40 bxs,
porter 80 brs, mdzc 200 pkgs, order; 400 do, w
Brown.