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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-27
TENA UNION YELLOW META l.
II SHEA G.-The increased de-

mand for this article has induced the manufacturers
to erect extensive additional works, and pre-
pared in conjunction with Mr.. VIM. IL. Muntz (son
OF G. F. MGntz, Esq, Of Birmingham, England) 70
offer YELLOW METAL SIIEATIilNG-w which
they confidently recommend, unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Mmtz, English make.
Several suits on vessels belonging TO this port that
have been about two years (and at Boston New
Bedford, &c. longer tme) have given general salts
faction the price being about three cents less than
"copper" and the old exchanged for new, at difference
of six cents, offers great inducements for its general
use.
This article can only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturers' prices of the undersigned agents.
Also, a large Stock Of BRAzIERs COPPER, Cor
PER BORIS, COPPER and CoMPosITIoN SHEATHING
NAILS, constantly on hand-Ior sale by
+. PRATT & BROTHER.
jc IS ly 81 and % South Charles st.
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II Il MO v Il ID g,

U
TENII r subscriber being compelled to move from
ii Gay street has located him elfat the CORNER
OF SOUTH STREETA ND EXCHANGE PLACE,
under j. b. Egerton's Lottery Office, where he is
ready and willing to supply his old friendly custom
crs, and all others wishing to the best of
FOREIGN n DOMESTIC MALT LIQUORS.
He keeps constantly on hand Guinness, Sons & Co.'S
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROWN STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, and POUCH
KEEPSIE, ALBANY and other ALES also AME-
RICAN PORTER, and BROWN STOUT; and
New Ark and other elders.
From experience of thirty years in the
Bottng and Brewing business, it is unnecessary TO
say, that he can prepare for any Foreign market or
home consumption, Malt Liquors or Cider as well
other people. Shippers masters of Vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
apl If THOMAS WALSH
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per cwt - casks South American sold at Ais. 3D.
to AIS. 3D.
1tupentine.-2, 900 barrels good Rough sold at
Us. Cd. Spirits are in limited demand at 32s. to 33s.
SrlTT, DAY & co.
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NO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS.

N d the Commune a
j a AN
nlig he thA dal
The o We from ci
fpG
sloa hrng rconre,co
ler the ma p they h
h the II
have mi Il
bngun rcnvof
esmomlf rom h "a
o hag office al
nI2 ly Meclan
Front the Semaphonc Book, page of
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PICKLES, JELLIES,
ESERXES. &C.

TEVEIE subscriber would respectfully announce to
= the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERVES,
which he can sell, wholesale or retail, fifty per cent
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. His stock comprises in part
viz
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| MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TO-
BACCO. SEC AIRS, &C.

III n LES -. DEIOKD ~ 20.
TOBACCO COMMISSION DIER CHHNTS,
No. o. South Gay street,
H# Avn on hand and offer for sale, on the most
Il III liberal terms, the following:
MAN TOBACCO
EnEkG PACKAGES, comprising a full
EVVVV sorIment Of all grades and sizes great
variety of popular and well established brands, all
manufactured expressly for this market, and recev
ed direct from the celebrated manufacturers in
Virginia: constantly receiving additions to the above
stock
LEAF TOBACCO.
700 Bales, consisting of Havana, Yara, st. Jago, ST.
Domingo, lguani Myare Porto Rico, and Ken
lucky, of first quality and flavor, selected with great
care. Also, Spanish Seed in Cases Kentucky,
Missouri, Ohio, and Virginia, in hhds.--a full sup
ply always hand suitable for Scgar manufacturers
or export.
SPEARS.
800 OG0 HAVANA and PRINCIPE, presenting
an excellent stock Of choice aud medium SEGARS,
OF the most iayorite brands.
20O,UOO AMERICAN SEGARS, Half Spanish,
part packed, Nj cases an article for South Amcri-
can trade. Also, SNUFFS, Smoking and New
York Fine Cut TOBACCO, Havana and Principe pa
per. Havana Bass, Virginia Tobacco Stems, Tobacco
Knives, Caabra Liquorice, Negro Pipes, Sc, sc.
june
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WEEKLY CONNER JOURNAL

. a. per cent prcm with occasional sales at Gao
pcr cent New York Bank Checks 3al per ct. prem.
Freights-Are generally rather slack both Foreign
and COnstMis
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CHEAP PLAIN AND FANCY

Oh EAP PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB Lp-AIN7EliN co
OFFICE No. 117. BALTIMORE STREET,
= doors w. of South.
TENII T. subscriber is IN every way prepared to eX-
IL ecute Job Printing with great despatch and
elegance, and has on hand full supply Of fine and
common papers for Bl-Heads Circulars, Bills of
Ladng, Bank Checks, &c.-IIe has cOnSiderabiyre-
duced the scale Of prices
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
CARDS, HAND BILLS,
CIRCULARS, FREIGHT BILLS,
LABELS for Shopteepers, Manufacturers,
Druggists, &c.
Where large quantities are required his prices
very low, as he runs them off by means Of Napier
Cylinder Press.
The orders of hsfricnds are particularly solicited,
who will please give him call aud judge for them
selves.
He has also on hand BLANK BOOKS of his own
manufacture; and will make to order at the shortest
notice-whch he warrants equal to the best in the
city-together with full supply Of STATION
AIRY, &c. JOS. ROBINSON, Printer,
june Bookseller s. Stationcr, III Baltimore st.
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xxTsSTgD-By two young men. a pleasant room
w With breakfast and Broadway and net below
Houston Ct References exchanged Aodre" T. IN
bur Office ~ ~
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MARINE JOURN AL
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived-Pscsstship Argo. Davis. Hsvre Jan Il,
mdse, 70 Nn Whtork lr xst ul' lat -, Ion D. spoke
ship M-mnop, from Livsrpoo. for nYork -
BARK John Potter Few. Lagnns FEB {, og"ood. u w
Fay sid In with BRIG susan Left brss Cerv utfs,
Jr Europe 10 10 days, Cooia1o, Antwerp n dYsi
bark O6d Fellow oT Loncon Feb a. lA ~ lou - ~
spoke bark John Henry Boston Feb g. Ia, . Is o1
~ S. spoke scr Ofor5, Is dsys from Assapss for Oh
mOnd.
Brsr hark FlorAo Pope, II Utss 81 70 salt &C. 70 =
Pope c.. Tn. y hsssxp-f'e1esd continnsf gslrs
and hsso winds sad has been 10 days North Of Hfcf
Brem gahot FlorA. Leesei~ Bafhulst, africa ~ -,
zrouud-nuts, bids. Sc O. bechfsl DreJrr
Brs Abeoua, before r-p0rtedl 'ufey C'rJrh's req
q moissses 10 Read HoppOck Left bNss Nam iof y
York lSg Jane William FROM de-. disi hngi Cuahnor 10
d. Coz Sievzrf, disT. tc1f A Nesth. I'm u stu Nih
inst lat - - l0u - o. pssfsf cl1ss ~ 'h1 mtt o
gel u appfr~tY hff come ore n vessel Win aD's
fec, hold sud had been but short tine IN thr wriri ne
mast coat was painted sfrcn, The Hfsi"s "" aseN' 70
Bfis Macon Hocy. svinush r.. cotton. ic ~ Il
Detniil s CO.
scar rev Olobr tofwi.e-,s') fsfsoss Ma 10. N
Domingo, q ds 100 tons lprwuff. g. hnf. ="
Left o. Am-ficsu vrsses ~ irs drn'ls4 Ion' ~ 9f
Ysll River Tor Bn.io M The - hss sAestisee co.
we're sales 90 No pssss' ,s pa q hos ds.A J" ~ os
~tnd aaa Laf hsss Iudays Moth n ii.ftsfss
Hchf John hhUs lnf Has nm Dafdnaf isfasr'a 10.
mnisssss, ~ - Thpfsns 60 Vessels lsh bel % -
pIf'sd gih ns' ~ Fife lsauA, spose 'shf if.Na "l
casias ',ssfisE NH The J hes ssrsfis"'sa 's's's
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ofisshsv. fs' ass fssisss. ~, HO,lssns
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NEM.YORK rRlRuNE


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h. f.,, s-sA, s.vs,ion - ihs, hsa tu'i would re-
se "a s ~ yrcseef;y snS honor Of The eoaad) "e'n
- a, .ves faitAfa served With 81 TIE powers OF u'
srss asa srs whish ~ hsever loved with every Fa
ga " az ssesS heart -
Tee whiss os Northampton County held
rreri.e at Upper Nszsreih on The 9Th inst and de-
.,.-,i tssir v7dininishei confidence In Mr.. CLAY
h.,exp-suei a preference for Gen. TAYLOR Tor
tie rsessGeres. They resolved to support the
,,u,:pce o. ~ National Convention.
N,suaFrt-A Tay lo- Convention was held at
J,ck,os. Miss on the ed of February. at which
Jasse Gsion presided. Col A. X MeCiaog and
Gan VIM Il Niles were nominated br Electors OF
the State q. large. and District Conventions sus'
rested for the nomination Of District Electors.
CoSSEoIIcUT.-At meeting oithe Wings ofthe
With Senate District OF Connecticut. the follow
irx. among other resolutions was adopted.
r<ss,,xI That we consider Hon. HESRY CLAY az
svinbl- candidate for the Presidential enarss states
ma Of the very or6esna that his eminent
sxersivs information, political iutesuty snd "ns-tlso
services enfs him 70 the ernhdeces sra sppPoit we
An.rssn people for the highest Office in the gin OF the
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"John Quincy Adams The Cnttarinns'"

To ns Editor Of The Tribune;
For many reasons. | feel obliged to dissent from
the views of IS" in the Tribune respecting j. q.
ApAus aud the Uoitsraus.
should think from the nndignifed position IN which
It pus the Uaitarian fs;h when, az sucn time OF public
grief Mr. Adams is mad. Of create presumption
Of truth We tod bat he WAS an eminent pro-
6.s,r # its sentiments-iha. he was allowed by all
cls.se. and conditions Of to be most exemplary
Cbrjs, "-ihat there probably 10 man better &C
ouaned with the contents Of tue Boe than Mr. Adsms
was" Is any argument necessary 10 prove mat man
may be Unitarian and yet ChTistidns hope not.
q No denomination has borne more c%picit testimo
nv sgaiast sectaian nsrrownCss hsn the UntaiaE II
woud be if they should make such prs c,cal
commentary up0n IL Unitarian Euogy, upon Mr.
Adams becguse be Ulitatian, in Unitarian Church
in New York, aud in another IN Brookyr--s this LID
eraliiy
g. A, this time it is in peculiarly bad taste TO make
polemica capital Of Mr. Adsmss religious faith He was
The pride Of the Nation the tribute Of respect oue hi TO be
upon rourds which should enable all Of every faith O.
cipate IT, in full deliu.aon OF the man. ms rel
eious ialti-s exhibited, no one could take Of
fsoce bus If Euloay he delivered upon him. aris
could not be expected TO participate THIS
is cutting so great sman as Nj Adams down to very
base For one do not relish the des OF seelne
such psTsdsd sectafizn trophy; 40 not IKE TO
see him snsched from this Nation sna converted into
mere ammunition for Determination Mr.. Adams was a
Christian and never 80 fer az can learn encVvrsse ~
word deed other than broad and Catholic Chris
tiauiy. Nc tht, were he alive. not ing would
better D care him 20 re loved Chns'ian aad
nothing pain him moe an 10 Be ~ cla cmmend-d IS
a InifaT iaa Carlst en-.
Oa the same reasons erggcd by " S" the Presbyterian
Church ought cananzs Andrew Jsckson, who lied In
tn / communion; the Episcopal Church ought to take
specisl charge Of George Washn gton and The Roman
Father Mathew visit TO America CIvIS.
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~pr. Bnnning's Body Brace

~ DIR. Hrnntng's BODY Dfncc.- ne iu'ius,S
OF this instrument have steadily fdvanced the save
And u.s. oft aud Il enjoys prominent pos ton Win
IN. public The which has attended Us eppucs
lion for f-rna. reakuss-es weakness OF the lungs oacs
res I stomach limbs and digestive organs, has been un'
sXampcd - ,
hos o have and experienced its benehc al effects
f-rop Com. Taos. lip. &. Jones Z. :. n.
fee wArrartsd In saying that not only has my asity
20 endure fatigue been greatly renovated By Dr. bann
Rice br that my general health has also improved IN
From. Mrs O. Shalr, Middleton. " H.
For three Yeas indigesto with al IT'S suenoaht,
pslptat Of the hssr pains in the back and mes WIN
nervous debility prayed upon me until ME vsss o!ioen
bsv. vorn the Brace three months the unpe ant sen
aton AZ The stomach has vanished TIE pies nave en-
tirey len me. my back has become strons,s'nd mihd
from r. W Hills, " d. Middleton, OAie,
Last ygeet applied another of your Braces Tor case
Of rrolspsu. ute with marked benefit No monsy "ou
purchas the Brace that patient Doc or Z OF TINS place
who made your acquaintance al Saratoga 500 me the
grsce as hs wife 70 HON you appliedt originally ma
40 far recovered as not 10 require IL"
L,ai.. and gentlemen who weak with shortne" OF
breath I'D are easily fsigued will hnd II invaluable "
tbrous The body into uprisht position expands the
lungs sud enables them 10 walk with ease Ohee DOS
Broadway a., -
N BCPeron, from distance ordering The Brace
should send the number Of inches around the hPs nch
I'm ~. rop j. ueodos
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cIAPMAN's DRAwTNG-nooK.

IL covers II do half bound, 81 70 ful bound In cioth
81 20. Price T Drawing Copy Book per dozen, ~ %
The above work "a Introduced into all th- Public
scho "a tn iy OF New York, snd IN most OF The large
academies AID schools Ia the interior OF tn- SAe The
olowius extract tom the pr ceedns'o OF ms ooso
Of Education In Boston;
Mr g. g. Em,fson from Tho ComnItiee on Booss,
c-ei fe folio ine ofdsr which were re ID aad laid on
the table
80 Orfered, That tha study Of Drawing miy be intro
duced into sy Grammar School, aud Chapmaos Ameri.
can DRAWN Book may IA introduced Tor insiructon IN
This inch ~ fle discretion u the masters under the ed'
vice ~ the So CUmmittse
rress orders were bs,quenty iaben nj ard econ.
nit cd t. ts Committee incor IN the Rules and
Ordsr3 relating 30 Books. -
Published sid FOR sale ny J. KEDFlEbUi
20 pend Caton Hall
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From Buenos Ayres-Twcnty Days Later.
Wa haya recaixad Rnenas Ayres naners q

EhSsn nAcnVo AyTVe-A WCuty DoyS
We have received Buenos Ayres papers up to
the 9Th Of Jan last which, however, contain nothing
farther with regard to the movements in Corrientes
The 25th Legislature Of the Province was opened
with the customary ceremonies on New ears
day, oil the Foreign Ministers attending. Don
Miguel Garcia, President of the House, delivered
an address, after which the Message Of the Execu-
tive was read A part of this is published in the
Packet Of the 9Th Jan. but is principally devoted to
an explanation Of the Relations Of the Argentine
Republic to Foreign Powers.
The Brasiian brigantineofwar Argos, which
leh Buenos Ayres on the afternoon Of the Cd, bound
for Montevideo, was unfortunately lost the same
night of Point Lara 1t appears that in conse
qasnce OF the freshness OF the breeze which blew
from the north east, she anchored during the night
bat the wind increasing, she parted from her cables
and drove on shore. Three small craft were ne X
day dispatched to her assistance by the au,horiteI
on the coast, and Lieut. Rosa. commander, his oih
GERS, In number and 81 men. comprising the whole
Of her crew. were happily saved and landed At En-
ssnada-
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ORGANS Ayp PIAWOFOaTEs,

THE UNDERSIGNED. thansiui for the many iiVuri
conferred pOn him has the honor 20 inform ms flrnf
,nA pupils and the public gene atty, that be ms made
with the most -breted manufacturers Ia
hi, CITY by which he - enabled O. iunsh the ost
rior Instruments worsaio prices. warranted 70 WIN
stand tie huence e any climate Organs or every SIZE
fen, $500 to $1,000. Re 'erend gentlemen ouilGlhs
rnr.bes md in wan of Organs, will save themselves
much m ubl- b. addressing The subscu5er francs 10
ro,-syod css-s oataves ffom l1D to >DV - and II
from 200 L, $50 octaves from $50 70 500 The In
stfument, viii awsyt be carefully packed under bis o"n
inspectou so that they vill reach their des nation
et- e by snd or In p~ft-ct safety and In tune f
viii select 90 heretofore insirumsnis from any ms'er III
the city that biz friends eessnate Please direct 10
tie sahscribsr ST 4ol PearLst N WM. ANuhe'
forrieriy Professor Of Music AZ Mount 81. Mays
College Emnitshur- Nd. now o Sc ) has
College, Fordhan, Y.
F5f the banfdt Of those who 90 personally acc amt
cd with him he f~rs the following gentienieu: The
a.. Rev Arch Bishop OF Baltimore, ~ Rev BISHOP
prre.Ii Of Cinctnnsti; Rev John McCshrty Prest ny
"a M,ry's college Enlmif.buTl very Rev. Dr. TO bauf5
Prest - Linus C1Ileg-, Fordh1m Robt NJ. BlasSwel
Astoris l. ; Alfred Ia que En-. Montreal. Canada
III In
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NnfUFI
h. ,.i cred upon hs four year Of ths msnu'ncur
Of III instrument md be- count hs patrons sinops
The Grsf nrn-ts1rs md amateurs II Tho country Hnd ma
ov Of the have laid aside expensive and erssnt IN
sfrun~ufs 81 tie old constructions aud have adopted the
Ro.hu flute r fhc 20 a. they have bscnma con
WINGED II rs y,st sur-i lty 10 strength richness even
mes. n tone aud facility u lingering Nc has been
snfsred Tor the last % yes in the mtnn'actufe 81 rch
aute. tn a haoch.s tas within the last thfer years
ofy rf anufsctDre Of tho Boehm and kflcs approved
eebt k-,ed Flute aud purchasers may rest assured tha
meut until it, sccurcy shooug yt~stei - e5"petrh
professor oethcie Of guaranty, sgned ny the exam
me- will Accompany each Instrument Scales aud Boz q
Of Ins,rueon fos the elm and ght keyed Fln'e COZ
,antly on hand. ~ D"
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4. himself nas,sar. thst Boz fnF tiaFaIs we W
hosu. ell aufut snies ata .'n'"f az lii.. A., ti.
t,,t one ,piuian of ynu All ssfee 10 '.wnen'',s W W
t.f tam. yaut osrsiiont sdaiinlsha'l"h Nl 'N' p"
ne,tic anai,. of tho white liupse. htt ,p.i'" ,
tt,.s,ns bsf aontiun o. hoi hushand' i"' "'' t",
gentleman there, canuot sa1 /" "".n - -. a., 80
M coma lille difference ofopinion 4" f's"a 70 ''' W"
Indeed s.id NJ. Pom, &c" slad 20 heal that wi
.d.l,istfsiinn il topulaf And Ia frlnfn st you. %
post Fall know ~ no ons whose eleN"''"" "'" F'
me- more than that - Henry Clay
Thank you, thank you. mada % 49,. -. H. -.
" Ana will afsufe YOU q ono thlhE ~ JOY ~ .t,
~, n sha be- surrendered % you In perfect oidei IRON
ssfrrt g. cellar
.m certain that--' .-- .-t,.i
Rgthe lsash that followed this pleasant fephice "hl0
los, oth us from the u.anleT nor the oecas or 81 u GO
- 49,. yp...s At IN. Lowell nd Of the table 10 ear ih
-. I'D Ar CIa,'.frpIg Whether he wss certain iAit
- .h,uN BE- the tenant % the Presidents nHisl'"'
yf.fhc- he oily sid h. Wa Ger aih tns Ia, - ,'f
90 coa4-; meet ior q Presidsa'y' ie"'h' my
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rhn Mnnihrr. Ar.

rain storm commenced about aycs1erday after
no,n. and was .con succeeded by snow, which toll
nm, n,idnish, 60 tho depth OF several inches This
morning We have more snow from tho north west
with tho Thcrrnomotcr nj . o'clock at ga
Mrs O'roole who was seriously injured ~ INC
In, In QUAY St last wcok died this morning
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GRnAT nARGalN OrPERED.

TINHE SUBSCRIBER oilers Tor sal- QUO OF the best Ce
Inebt q aeuss ald Sili seats n User County N.
situated viii isf niie Of the Delaware snd iiu son
Canal and On about miles father from Rondout,
td- ater) thsn tnen0torous Rosendale Cemrnt Works
II - O00 The bss bsen tried sal u found to be
the best produced In Ulster County The enlargement Of
sad canal will be carried on Tor Nv yeas to come which
will create gree, nestle demand for this superior sfti.
Gle of cement The sgbscrb-r specimenso the tried
cement hsud which may be exaniaed BY thogs who
hali cell on him. CHARLES w BRODHEAD.
High ia Is ofMabletowp Ulster Co March ls4s.
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II .,s.s Ask,aa Nhs'ess r"s 81 tenev 'he r"'e"'
ia te,hN, N,,si rlaw
The nsNata ihcN won't lhin V'mmN'ee go We
s.netal til Ee The mnNs,iea I Insurance 'e"'r"
hi.s
Araf ~uiN
nul. hs,e passed ,he ltee.e This mo'nnH !" 90
t.tl,.h Ffsa aeh,nls 8, New Ne'h in relation u
no Firemen in the cities oi the state o. author
lee tt,, k,fmstton oi SAVINGS HanAs