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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-11
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bushels II White; copper rods 1879, tea 20 ptgs, SUI
gar 70 brls lndze 273 pkgs order.
Ne1c Y0Tk-Sch. IOUd.
Rye GOO bushels, Hazlchurst & Phelan; mdzc 300
pkg', w Brown; mating 100 rolls hides 100 hhds,
order.
Nerc York-Sch. Emily Johnson.
Mdze "a brs, J < G Rchstein; tea II chsts 90 hf
do, r Lennon & CO.. cheese 81 bxs, 5 lIurlbut &
Go; stearinc csk, Clark & Kellogg; copper 269
bolts, copper 10 brls kegs beef 100 brs, liquor
80 pkgs, INDIE $50 do, order.
Nelc YOrk-Sch. -4meiin.
Hoop iron 50 bdls, f Pratt & Bro. wine 10 brl1,
Harvey, Carson & Co; donrstcs 10 bales, Loncy -,
Townsend Loncy; mdZc IL 5 pkgs, l. Thomson &
Coz grain lO2S bushels, mdze 397 pkgs, order; 800
do, Rose Merrill & Co.
Near Iork-Sch. Jos. BrOwn.
Coffee 100 bags, Herman q Stillmger; flour 81 brls,
mdzc 40 pkgs, order.
Philadeiphia-Sch. Eugenio.
Sad irons csk<, f Pratt & Bro; coffee 3O3 bags,
l3) brls, tobacco 20 bales, coal 40 tons, mdHe
40 pkgs order.
HtImmgton, (N. C,)-Sch. Ruth Thomas.
Lumber $4,000 f, w Mason u Son.
Chnicsion-Sci .Nory Ann.
Rice l5J tres, cotton 81 bales, j Williams & Son.
Netc Orleans Bark Home.
Sugar 1872 hhds, Clark X Kellogg; l1l do, w How
ell & Som hides 81 } Corner s. Sons; beef l76 brls
sugar 300 do lard do, cotton 2l9 bales, sundry per
sons.
.Tcic OrleanS-Bark .fIondtrin.
Sugar 3Jl hhds 46 brs, cedar timber 1873 sticks,
" Harrison; sugar 63 tres, \ Brown & Sons; glass
31i bXs, order; molasscs brls, sugar do, mdze D
pkgs, S IIlrlbut * Co.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13
THE EASTERN MARKETS

owing to the scarcity of Flour, Genesec and South
ern had advanced TO $3.50, cash. and Corn was sell
ing at so cts. for white and 53a55 for yellow 10000
Buenos Ayres Hides had sold at 81 cts, mos. Pork
was in good demand Mess l0a s 1925, and Prime
$9.-At NeD York, Flour 81 cts. higher,
Western selling freely, (the receipts being very
ligh) at 6,62sa S675, and Southern 6.50a s 90
Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged. Wheat con-
tinued in good request for milling, and Corn was 2a3
cts. higher. The stock of foreign Hides was large;
exclusive Of bales, amounting l59 ,697, of which
lO7,lS6 were La Plata and Rio Grandc. Ohio Pork
was again inactive, but Lard steady. On the con
ccsson of cent, pretty active business had been
done in MuScovado Sugars Prices of Domestic Whis-
key (2ia25 cts.,) were fccby sustained. At Phla-
dciphia, the market for Flour and Grain remained
without alteration and Whiskcy selling at 22a23
cts. in hhds. and brls.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

1'"Pentine Trees Dying.-Much concern prevails
among the Turpentine producers and dealers in all
this section of the State account of the immense
number Of Pine trees that dying, without any
prrceptiblc cause. We observed something Of ii in
short excursion which made into the country few
weeks since, and now understand that the decay
IS going on at a rapid rate One gentleman Of our
qndintancc in Bruins wcl County has his plantation
one hntdred and thirty thousand trees or the tasks OF
about twelve hands, which have died within a short
time. Others also we have heard of who have lost
from fourth to a half of their trees The cause of
this extensive destruction Of the most valuable
Of our forests is cmincny worthy of close nvcstga-
iiOn.-I ImiHgtOn Chronicle.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

Houses 1elegraph.-This Telegraph differs from
Morse's principally in that of transmitting its intel
lgencc in correctly spelled words in Roman captal
letters, instead of arbitrary characters Gas Morses)
which have to be understood and then put into writ
ten words. A New York paper says, speaking of
Houses telegraph
This telegraph transmitted two thousand two hun
dred and twenty words, Of foreign news by
the Britannia, from New York to Philadelphia, in
one hour and fifty minutes
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13
Goals free of Duty at Havana.

"IIAvANA, April 20-The Spanish government
has just issued order admit Goals here free OF du
ty and foreign vessels bringing csrgoe> OF the article
OF not less in quantity than their register tonnage
exempt from port charges, with the exception Of half
dollar per ton, and the harbor masters fee Of So
provided no other merchandise be brought in the
same vessel Spanish vessels bringing Goals on the
same conditions exempt from all charges
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

Fast Sailng.-Thc bark ". II. d. C. Uright,
arrived at this port 9TH inst, from Rhode Janciro,
has made the voyage from Cape Henry and back. in
So days, including 10 DAYS in port at Rio having
gone TO sea on the 10th Feb. and passed the Capcs
on her return on the 9th instant. Capt. JACKSON
made the same voyage, in the brig Selma of this
port (sinee sold to New Orleans house) in SO days
Both of these vessels were built by LEVIN II. DuN-
KIN, of this city, for Messrs. r. C. WRIGHT & Co.
Baltimore Patriot.
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Stock on hand, Ilth inst, q 81 hhdS.
WOOL.-Thc market has been inactive the only
sales reported small lots of unwashed at l4al .,
and tub washed at "a cts per h., cash.
FREIGHrS.-Coa and Iron taken TO Boston
at 50a LIS per ton; Flour at l. cts. per bril-; and
Corn cts, per bushcl. TO Maine, Flour is %, and
Corn7 cts. To New York CoA aud Iron at la Is l.25
per ton; Flour 10, and Corn cts.
BEEF CATTLE.-Thc offerings at the drove
yards on Monday comprised $50 head, $50 of which
taken by city butchers, 20 for Washington City
S2 driven Eastwardly aud los were left on drovers'
hands. The prices paid ranged from 2.75 to S3.15,
gross, equivalent 10 $50 25 per 100 lbs, net.
Hogs have been selling at Ia 49, the supply being
only moderate.
EXCHANGED demand for Foreign is very
limited, and nothing worthy of note has been done.
We quote as follow:
Bills on London Estcrg 90 days, l0al per prem.
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EXPORTS TO LONDON.

The new bark Huntingdon, of 1856 tons, T. L. MUIR
PLY, master, was cleared at this port on Saturday
last, for London, by Mcssrs. w. WILSON & Sons,
owners, with the following cargo, viz: Pork, 1873
tres 1O3 brs. and ,957 lbs. in dry pkgs.; Bacon
30 ,695 lbs Beef lO2 tres Lard 81 1888 lbs in brs.
and kegs and specie 1881 sovcreigns-value of car
go, Ss72, 02o32.
Also, same day, bark Ceres, HODGE, by Mcssrs.
JONI HENDERSON s Co., with a cargo of 500 tres.
l4iO brls. and 76,SOS lbs. in other pkgs. of Pork
1861 lbs. Bacon , tres. Beef, and 26,42O lbs. in
brls and kegs of Lard-value of cargo, $6702785.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

From Vencsue'a.-By the arrival Of the brig Row
ena, at Philadelphia, intelligence is received that
Gen. Pacz has abandoned the contest with Monagas
and retired from the country, into New Grenada, his
hopes Of success being destroyed by the pcrdy and
dcsertion Of his officers, who have gone the
ranks OF the President-one Of them carrying with
him a body Of 3Dl men.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

4 Hint to american Sippns.-It may not gene
rally be known in America that serious damage often
arises from cotton being shipped on board vessels
partly laden with Indian corn. The steam arising
from the latter not only damages the bagging but
penetrates the cotton ITSELF and, by its great heat,
destroys the staple. The greener the corn is at the
time Of shipment the greater, of course, the injury.
-LirerpOOk paper
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EXPORTS TO LIVERPOOL.

The ship Harvest, FULLER, was cleared at this
port on Tuesday last, by ScHAER KUsTEn, with
the following cargo, viz: Bacon, 200 lol lbs; Lard
l5O,75S do Lard Oil so brls.; Pork $50 tres. 535
brs 50 hf do and Gas 500 lbs. in pickle and dry SALT
Indian Corn >, sos bushels Cotton 60 bales; Querci
tron Bark II tons; Rosin AZ brs.; Salt sacks 1853
total value of cargo, $6O,9247S.
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RICE-selIs very moderately at 3.5Oa$3.s7l

RICE-Sells very moderately at 3.50a$3.57z
per 100 lbs.
SEEDS.-Market for most description quiet
SPlRITS.-Domcstc Rum sells at 27a2S cts, the
latter for Boston, Whisl<ey is held at %. a233 cts.
in hhds and brls but possibly fraction less would
be accepted.
SUGARS.-The private sales have amounted to
about 300 hhds. in lots at 4a5i cts. for Porto Rico
4a5 for Cuba, and 39a5 for New Orleans BY auction
Tuesday, l47 hhds. Porto Rico per sch. Statesman
sold at la So; 203 do per brig Frances Janc 4.lOa
s 565; and 9S do. New Orleans, Goa 1913 per 100
lbs all mos; and on Thursday, 100 hhds. New
Orleans common 3Oa 375; ll9 brls. Loaf, 81
aSS; - do. Crushed, IS; and do. Powdered,
1881 per 100 lbs. Arrived this week from foreign
ports ll0l hhds 100 tres. l0S brls. and 80 bXs.
TOBACCO.-Thc market remains with scarcely
any improvcmcnt-nOnc, relatively, in the way Of
shipments. There have probably some $50 hhds.,
comprising Mary land and Ohio, sold during the week,
but they were mostly Of the better sorts, and were
taken part for manufacturing purposes, and also to
fill specific orders; and under these circumstances
commanded, consequently, full prices The inspcc-
lions of the week, which have been light, were as
follow viz: Maryland, DOB hhds. Ohio, 4i5; and
Kentucky, lI-total, CO., hhds. The Exports within
the same time have amounted to COL hhds. Tobacco
and So do. Scraps and Stems; of which 6l6 hhds.
Tobacco, (ncIudng IL Nrgina) and the Scraps and
Stems, were to Bremcn-mating the total amount of
Maryland and Ohio Tobacco exported TO European
ports since Jan. LIST to 18th inst inclusive, as follows:
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Furniture and Luggage to any port so cents per
brl. bulk Wagons, double SO; single $3.50
Prices Of Passage to the Upper Lakes.
Cabin Steerage Oxen and
From Buffalo to passage. passage. Horses.
Mackinaw .........S $1,000 5000 $1,000
Milwaukee, Racine,
Southport s Chicago, 1900 600 1000
Furniture and luggage to Mackinaw and any port
on Lake Michigan, s per barrel bulk. Wagons,
double So; single 81.
Foreign Emigrants luggage, 60 cents to Upper
Lakes, and 30 cents per 100 on Lake Eric.
Prices IF Freight on Luxe Erie 10 Hug. 81, inctu-
SiUe.-From Buffalo TO Detroit and intermediate ports
on Lake Erie, heavy 10 cents; light 30 cents
Prices Of Freight on the Upper Lakes to dug 81
inciuSUe-From Buffalo to Chicago and intermediate
ports the Upper Lakes, heavy y cts, light 50 cts
These charges are moderate enough-as all will
concdc who have travelled on these Western Palaces
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

Quite COntrast.-At the present time prices OF
Cotton and indeed of all leading articles of trade,
have sunk to very low point, and money is so scarce
that further depression seems likely TO take place.
The following table will show the remarkable diff
ference (ncary so per cent. in most instances) be-
tween the ruling rates for some of the leading art-
clcs no,p and at the time last year. The quo
taions are mostly from Cook, Young & Co.'S Price
Current: -
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

1hrts Isiand.-The bill to separate the Turks Is
land from the Bahama Governments some time b, fore
the Legislature, passed that body few weeks since.
The event caused good deal Of rejoicing at Turks
Island and the bill was Immediately forwarded to
England for her Majcsty's assent
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

Export of Specie.-By referring TO the Exports
in another place in this paper, it will be seen tina
the Huntingdon has taken upwards of 1000 sove
reigns to London.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

Eric Bank.-Thc Erie Bank of Pennsylvania, the
solvency of which has been long and often question
cd has length aled and the brokers in its vicn-
ty, including Western New York, are offering TO
sell its notes at 80 cents in the dollar.
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ADAMS a. STEVENSON,

LEXINGTON ST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE,
EDEG leave 10 call the attention Of Families 10
ID their Stock ofSUG AR CURED HAMS, which
are now ready for sale. and will be found superior
article for table of the connoisssu. Persons de-
sirous OF having good Bocon throughout the summer
can now secure any quantity. and have it kept in
good order until wanted for They also offer for
sale, in quantities to suit, HAMS, SIDES, SHOUL-
DERS. Smoked Beef To SGuEs, Mess PORK and
SAUSAGE CASTINGS. MARI
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IM?O2TATIOlgS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Brenaen-Brm. shin -Idler.
Adzc pkgs, G Sander; bricks 27600, Hohorst
observation-disclosures ship hrOnpri,tcesSin.
Mlzc bXS, Stellman Rippclncyer; fish oil !
brl, c Caspari; cloths bales, E Uhraub pipes 1861
bXs, Hack \ kldunburg
Bremen-Brm bark .A,aerica.
B)ttl,s 100 hmprs, Brauns s Fockc; 30 do, G S
OldGtId; mdzc bxs | csk, Boury & Sons; linen
600 ps Hack & Hamburg.
Bremen-Brm. bark Farorite.
Ballast. Willows 300 bdls, Hack & Hamburg.
PdiermO- Bark Ohio.
Birthstone 1000 cantars, rags 6f bales iquoricc
paste 40 cases. sumac 400 bags, wanuts 50 do, fill
brts 24 do, rasins 3S hf brs, canary seed 50 bags
almonds 100 bxs % bags, lemons 1900 bxs, oranges
5000 do, Crosby & Son; wine pipes 10 hhds PIC
or cskS rags 80 bales quorice paste 10 cases, cream
tartar csks, argols do essences cases, G Old
field.
Nalega--Sch. Memphis.
Wine 80 or csks, raisins 5l32 bxs, 500 Inf do, 900
or do, J Crosby & Son.
Rio Janeiro-Bcnk Actire.
Coffee 36l7 bags, J Beatty; $40 do, c Wright &
Co; 449, w Howell & Son; 25l, c L Foxwell; 10,
q S Oldfcld.
Coffee 5OO7 bags, r Wright Co.
Rio Janero-Brig dbo.
Coffee 1920 bags kirkland, Chase & CO.. 1929 do
Brckhcad & Pearcc; pa do, D Brown; sc do
Reynolds & Smith; IS do; Sterrett; 200 do, G
Oldfcld
KTagSton, (Jdm) Brig Cambridn.
Hides 5s, skins | bdl, old metal several parcels
rags ST bales, wool 10 do pmento 40 bags, coffee
brs, ebony tons, logwoOd II do, tortoise she'll :
bxs, E p Cohen; do, copper boilers 4, Hayden
Coalc: wine % brls, Johnson & Travcrs; pmentc
IO7 bags copper a parcel, r s II r Tucker; rum
puns order; doubloons 20, F T Montcll.
lavaguez, p. R.)-Brig Frances Jane.
Sugar 2U3 hhds 10 brls molasses IL do fruit guam
ttv, kirkland, Chase Co.
1Iayaguee, Up. R.)-Brig Mary
Sugar los hhds Oliver & Cords; 10 do, kirkland
Chase < Coz 60 do, coffee 81 brls. J Johnston
Norfolk; oranges 5000, pine apples SO, master.
Ponce, (P. R,)-Brig Freighter.
Sugar 27l hhds so brls molasses 80 csks brls, w
Howell & Son.
Ponce, Up. R.)-Brig Good Hope.
Sugar l07 hhds, molasses puns % tres, coffee p
brIs, oranges 1000, johnson & Travers.
CienfuegOs-Brig Susan.
| Sugar 100 hhds 80 tres 81 bxs, w Howell s Son;
old iron tons, old copper al lbs, master.
CienfuegoS, Cuba) Sch. Mount Hope.
Sugar l62 hhds 90 tres 81 brls w Howell Son
! II do molasscs ~ do, master.
| Cdrdenas, (Cubd)-Sch. Madagascar.
| NIoasscs PSI hhds q tres, johnson * Travers.
Pnrsboro' { ". S. )-Br. brig Euphrates
! Plaster 200 tons, r & IL r Tucker.
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letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Hol-
day streets, up StairS,) to-day by o'clock, at g
cts. single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, April -. ia VRE, April 10.
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From British Gntaaa.-Thc' Georgetown Gazette
OF the 23d of March states, that the second Coole
transport for the season, the Aurora, brought 207
migrants from Calcutta, and her passage $ days
The number that came by the Sea Park, the first
transport, 2GG, also from Calcutta making the to-
tai OF Coolies introduced to date, 473.
a report had reached Georgetown, by late arri-
val from New Amsterdam, that serious disturbances
had taken place in Berbcc, on the Bcrbice River.
Numbers OF the Creole pcaSantry against the
Portuguese, naltrcated thcm broke into the houses
and destroyed or pillagcd their property. One Por
tugu"sc, in the defence Of himself and property shot
man dead, while second severely wounded anoh
or. From 10 to 80 persons were brought as criminals
TO the town Of New Amsterdam, and committed to
jail
From the Scarborough CrobagO) Waterman of March 29
The meeting Of the shareholders and dcpOstors
and others holding securities OF the West India Bank
advertised for Thursday last at the Courthouse took
place on that day, when resolutions were entered
into for winding up the affairs Of the Bank with lit
tie delay possible consistently with the present
hard times, to facilitate which it agreed TO per-
nit the transfer of securities. The liabilities of the
Bank were stated to b. $91 POO and the really good
assets TO meet this s III 300 besides other assets
arising from protested bills TO be returned from Europe
not taken into account The bad and doubtful debts
were put down at s 5000 only.
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COAST WISE.

COASTWISE.
Portldnd-.Sch. Citieen.
Molasscs $50 hhds, order; sugar 10 brls, Dallam s
Carroll; molasses IL hhds, hay bales, herrngs 40
bxs, master.
BoSton-Bdrk LoweH.
Linsced 500 bags, mackcrel 90 brls, domestcs 100
pkgs, liquors 80 brls, order.
Boston-Sch. Mary Eleanor.
Ice lbs tons, w Rhodes
Netc fork-Sch T. b. Smith
Mdzc 10 bales, Loney, Townsend & Loney; ploughs
IS, Moalc s Medcae; salt 800 sacks, liquor brls,
order.
Ne,p York-Sch. Baltimore.
Oil % lskts, l. Thomson s. CO.. wine Is or csks,
G S Oldfeld, jr, & Co; copper cases, w Spear;
liquor % brs, Wilmington s Eastman; rye 1900
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-13

Steamboat association on the Upper Lakes.--The
Steamboat and Propeller proprietors on the Western
Lakes have entered into arrangement, and adopt
ed the following tariff of priccsprice Of freight to
be increased after the LIST of September:
DrirgS of T1uSSUoa m, ! uEo E'rio
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ALTENE d h Il:

SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, Is4s.
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r. HORACE LOVE. CIV. MARTIN. b. HAMPTON
LOVE, MA RTlN 81 co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND JFESTERN PRODUCE DEALERS
No. LANCE PLACE.
jan If BALTIMORE
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VIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET
(AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED HEREWITH,
For the Week ending last erentng.

REMARkS.-.The market, so far as respects For
cign and Domestic Produce has been rather more
since our last report than for time past;
but regards the general market there is very lit
tie improvement. Money can be had Oh caser terms,
but the difficulty is, how proiably invest it.
The steamer Britannia arrived at Boston last Sun
day with Liverpool dates and papers to 22d ult.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS-Busncss contin-
ucs fail off in this department of trade but several
OF the iobbcrs Notwithstanding yet fairly employ
ed for the season.
BEESWAX.-Thcr have been some 50OOa6OOO
port, chiefly at q cts per h., cash.
BREAD.-Pilot and Navy Biscuit and Crackers
continue in good demand both for home and cx-
port, and are taken at 3 J, A. and o. cts. per h.
CANDLES.-Sperm in moderate demand, remain
steady at 3la32 cts, and Adamantinc at u. Mould
Talow also firm at quotations, and in fair demand
for export, particularly City manufactured in fancy
boxes.
COFFEE.-The transactions during the week
have been unusually heavy particularly as noted
at the close of last weeks report that there
stock Of only 5000 bags in first hands; but since then,
however, four vessels have arrived from Rio Janciro,
the of whose cargoCs is 10, 800 bags and Of
these about 5000 bags have sold at prices, the
trcmes of which 7a75 cts. per h., mos, and
all except 5000 which were sold to go West, have
been taken by the trade, or persons herewith con-
ncctcd.
COTTON.-The receipts at all Southern points
since Sept. LIST to latest date, have been as follow
OF the crop Of q. lS47--- 1916
Gulph, bales, ,597 1913 Il ,Os7 ,795 Inc 500 sos
Upl and S. h.. $50, 1875. 55l, 559 Dec. l64 ia
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EOHN SHARPLEY & SON No SO Smiths
% wharf have received and offer for sale
5000 Id. Chain Yarn, from 2 TO II
5000 Id. Seine Irvine: 45 gross Backing.
ALSO IN STORE
l6 hhds. p r. SUGAR
6 hhds Prime P. r. MOLASSES
40 bags Rio COFFEE. ia Is
EN ESS, No. |. and Prime BEEF
I'VE Sucked aud Pick led TONGUES
Smoked BEEF. sc. &c.
Spced Triple, in or. brls.
Kept constantly on hand, and
FOR sALE-by
HENRY KIMBERLY.
June . If Stall No. II, Centre Market
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1848-12-14

and the Judges were those whose opin-
ions of this sort of qualifications were
most worthy of trust.
Mr.. Duncan said that the Governor was
constituted, by the Constitution, the only
judge of qualifications of those to be APP
pointed to office.
On taking the question, there were 40
yeas, and 40 nays. The Speaker voted
in the negative.
A bill, appropriating six hundred dol
lars for payment of the expenses of the
Presidential election ia this State, was
read three times and passed.