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AN ACT authorize the issuing of register to the brig
EncarnaCOn
Agency for Claims at Washington.
CHARLES DE sELDlNG, Notary Public, Conv


u and Genera! Agent, No 4 Todds Buildings Fnnsyl
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claims before Congress any of the
tive departments before any boar of
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new esq., New York; Collins Lee, esq, Baltimore Md;
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ew Haven, Conn; M Judson esq, New Orleans: Hon.
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Audors has qualified the subscriber TO undertake gem
era agency business the of the federal government,
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lnent or before Congress An intimate acquaintance with
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hGies which, perhaps, few others possess his attention
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oool the army and well as to members OF Con-
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reference Is requested, wit;
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rErsR HAGNER, Third Auditor of the Treasury.
zen THOMAS 5 JEsuP, Quart Master General U. . A.
zen GEORGE GIBSON Commssay General of Subsistence
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wen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaster General.
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RICHARD BURGESS.
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Notary Esssbltc and General .aeenS,

Office No 8, Union buildings, directly ~sder the Umion
Office Washington ID. O.,
TTENDS the prosecution of claims before Conrrcss
n and departments of tho government PEN
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generally.
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fully situated the Of I'D and Streets near
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crate.
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Office
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
Princeton Dallas county -4rhsmsas,
Has permanently located and will punctuay attend to any
business intrused his care in Dallas or tho adjacent
counties a8i May l6-8m.
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AIlLb give prompt attention claims before of the
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Peme Court of the United States
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NOTICE.

WAS committed the jail OF Washington county, ID.
w c.. on the 18th April, 1918, as a runaway, negro
who calls himself WILLIAM lHOMPSON. lie Is
aye He says he is slave, and belongs to Mr.. Joseph
Banniel who lives in Amherst county, near Lynchbugva
He has scar on the back of hand the kncke
the middle finger. Had when committee, cassnet
ock and panaloons boots and glazed cap lie says
he lett home in the early part OF April last
The owner owners, OF the above described negro man
hereby requested come iorward prove hum and take
him away WIN BALL, Jailer, for
May 7-laWtt A. HUN Eh, MarsnaL
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

1t is said that in the trade with the West Indies,
Baltimore cannot, with all her advantages, combat
with the northern cities, because she has marke
for the produce of the Islands, and hence, if she en-
tered into it, she would be compelled ship her re-
turns, sugar and moasses, to the northern ports. In
order to remedy this let there be reneres for sugar
and molasses built-onc at the cost Of s 100 900
would pay for itself. In the New England states
there about s ,OOO 900 invested in refincrics-
cannot one be sustained in Baltimore? must she
lose a trade worth s 100000 a year, because
> lOO,OOO cannot be raised for refinery?
we have thus, crudely to be sure, put our rchcc-
tons together, humbly hoping that they may arrest
the attention Of our capitalists We shall pursue
the subject on another tack at future period.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

COASTWISE.
Boston-Ba laurence
SIENNA bales, Stcrett; dates l5O trails cloves 2
brls plaster % tons, order; boots and shoes 1900
cases. mdze 200 pkgs, sundry persons.
BoStop--Brig Boston.
Cordage 50 coils, T K Matthews & CO.. dates 100
trails, INDIE 1905 pkgs, sundry persons
-Netc lOrLr-BGr6 Kirkland.
Coffee 27lO bags, sweetucats 10 kegs, B Buck &
Sons.
Nelc Yorf-Sch. S. Il. Roe.
Mdze brls, Thomas 4 Co; bxs, springs s., r
Mackenzie 4 Co; tea 20 hf chsts, Elder Gci>ton y
Co; wine % b>ks, l. Thomson \ Co; sydaa> csks,
Mcllvain & Wiiisams; mdA; bJJ pkgs, Rose, Merrill
* Co.
Netr Yorh--Sch. j. Il. Chandler
Cheese ~ bxs, Birckhcad 4 Pcarce; nIdze bales
Elder, Gelston & Co; coffee 80 bags, moIa,srs Is
csks, mdzc 200 pkgs order.
NeIc lOyk-Sch EHiiy JOhHs9n.
Leather $50 Sides Elder, Gelston x CO; barley 10
kegs, F Pit: wine % bskts. Birckhcad & Pearcc
mdzc 10 cases, Wyman, Appleton & Co; II do,
King Carey; gin pipes, l. Thomson & Co; oil
= csks, I W hitrdge x Co; mdze 525 pkgs, order.
.Neir IOrk-!Sch f.. 4. StereiiS.
Leather 300 sides, b Dciord x Co; mdzc 300 pkgs,
J w Brown; tobacco cases 10 bales, apples 300
brs, mdzc 20 cases, order.
Phiiadeiphi a-Sch Eugenia.
Scythc stones II bXs. Pratt X Bro: domcstics
81 pkgs, " Brown; hides 800, shovcs aud spades
$50 bdls, seed leaf tobacco Ii eases, soap 100 bxs
mdze l79 pkgs, order
Ne,c Orieans-Brig Midas.
Lard lbs brIs, J Mccullough & Co; 1876 do 100
kegs, bacon 20 csks hf do, pork $50 brls Ii hhds,
order.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

Large Cargo.-The new ship JAMES CORNER, of
67o.5l tons, Capt. WALKER, cleared at this port
on Friday of last week, by J. CoRNER & Sons,
owners, for Havre, with the following cargo, viz
ll02 hhds. and / bxs Tobacco, 59l bags Qucrctron
Bark, 1000 w. o. HID. Slaves, and cords Wood
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sales comprise l5Oa2O0 brs., taken for export at
! I'll, = Loo and y II for Mess, and So, $3.50 and
! $ 10 for Prime.
Reconsideration in the aggregate for the
week Will exhibit fair amount of business, but we
are without a settled price TO quote, and therefore
can only name the extremes, as reported to us, at
which sales have been effected Shoulders, 5}a6t cts
Sides, 65a7 HAMS Sail the latter for extra cured;
and for hog round 6za7.
Lard.-The transactions have been probably 100
brls, in lots, at cts, cash, and for some small parcels
Z has been obained and about 1000 kegs at al !,
the latter time, adding interest, or less per cent.
for cash Fora parcel Of 1000 kegs very prime (qual
ity known to partcs) cts, cash. has been offered
time of delivery optional with seller, but not after
Goth March.
Brtttcr-Is in fair demand, and some 4OOa5OO kegs
have been sold, including Western at l3al3a cts,
and Gades in choice diaries at II cts. per b. cash.
Roll is selling in brs. at l5alG cts.
CheeSe.-W cstcrn continues in fair supply with
very moderate demand at I la1 cts. The stock of
Eastern is limited, but prices steady at Sa
10 cts, for good shipping qualities.
RlCE-ls in moderate demand, and has been sell
ing at 3.50a $3.s7 per 100 lbs, mos
SEEDS.-Clovcr has been selling at la 450 per
bushel for common to strictly prime quality. par
Gel of 2Oa3O bushels Timothy not over good, has sold
at So. Flax is little battcr, and will command
l.33a s .35 per bushel.
SPlRlTS.-N. f. Rum will not command over 80
cts. per gallon. Whiskey, in fair demand, remains
steady at % cts. in hhds, and 26 in brls., the last
weeks rates.
SUGARS.-Thc market continues much as last
reported, the demand being ony moderate and prices
steady Small lots, probably $50 hhds New Orleans,
have sold at 4G55 cts. per h., mos. BY auction on
Tuesday, 67 hhdS. Porto Rico sold at $500 S 80
per 100 lbs, The stock in first hands in this
market at present does not probably exceed 300 hdds
TOBACCO-Thc market continues quiet, but not
more than ordinarily so for the season. Sales during
the week have been rather more active than have
been enabled to report since the advent of the
having amounted 10 9(Nu3tlD lHdS. Mary land.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

Cincinnati Pork 1rade.-The pork fatted at Gin
cinnati comes exclusively from Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky The supplies from all these quarters,
were immense Take this fact. one road leading
TO Cincinnati from Indiana. 20 900 hogs (abou
ed the Miamitown Bridge! There are other bridges
over the Miami, on roads leading from Indiana.
For about two months, the passage Of hogs up the
leading street from the Ohio river, seemed TO be
almost constant So, also, the turnpikcs coming in
from Ohio, indicate the state of facts
That VIC may have an idea Of the capacity of these
States 10 increase the number OF hogs brought to
kct. take the following statement. The first table
= .b.,a for
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

The Pa'rn Brokers' Sight is not probably
generally known how the sign Of the three golden
balls, now used by that class Of exchangcrs termed
pawn-brokcrs, 10 be so universally used by
them lis history is interesting: From the begin
ming OF the fourteenth century the Italians cngross
ed large portion Of the commerce of Europe and
almost the entire trade of the Lcvant. Their mcr-
chants, commonly called Lombards, were enabled 10
carry their goods, consisting of Silks spices, and
Asiatic produce, into the Northern and Western
Kingdoms, by the privileges and exemptions granted
them by sovcrcigns, and become the chief bankers
and money dealers in the different States. The
three balls exhibited over pawn brokers' shops are
the arms Of Lombardy, and have been retained as
sign ever since the Lombards the principal
money dealers Of Europe. The street in London in
which the foreign rs settled, still retains the
name Of Lombard street. and continues TO be the
chief seat Of banking establishments.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

gagements were one ship for Liverpool at ID. and
one Tor Havre at cent, both for Cotton; bark for
Boston at CT for Cotton and 90 cts. for Pork, and
PARK Tor New York, to load up the coast with
Sugar, at $4 per hid.
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letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the wccl,
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence be had at the Printing office
of this paper, n. W. corner of Baltimore and Holi-
day streets, Cup stairs,) to-day by O'clock at g.
cts. single, or cts. each, for or copies.
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pose that the hogs packed in these States, in the
season Of lS47-S really amount 10 little over one
milIion but this strikes the reader with
its magnitude. K Gin. CirOn.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Stcamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets Sc
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LEXINGTON. MISSOURI.

In giving the statistics of Lexington, (Mo.) the
Express published in that town, states that 61OO
Hogs have been packed there since Nov. lst.
Lexington is located on the Missouri river, 800
miles above It's mouth-commenced its growth III
1899, and now has population exceeding 2OOO per-
sons Its exports the last year amounted TO about
$4,000, embracing hemp, wheat, flour, dry hides
bacon, pork, lard, sc. Its imports amounted to
S2OOOOO. Horses 10 the value Of 100000, and
oxen to the value $4,000 were purchased and sent
from that point
detailed list OF the vocations Of It's citizens shows
that almost every trade and professions is there re-
presented.
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REVIEW OF THE
B BALTIMORE MARKET,
For The Week ending last erenlng

n,,,,Dye IN,
Ia ha' ne business Oh inc week Just lea'
ing US mas pech inactive rainier than Otherwise; and
win the exception OF a little excitement on Thurs
gay aterHo1' o receipt OF inc interference by lclc-
tcgraPh oe tne arrival At new 1orK' Oh inc auNlllary
Steanei SIisi o"hus' from ETeIPoo ADVISING OF
'"rl1[ oeciinc III inc price vi hrIaostuHs' inc week
wouiH nav passed. away "lthoHt being scarcely re-
heIioele1-9AcePtD by tioSc whose paper was ma
tureu ana VINO round uIncutI' vas many sun do')
~ ne py p"IN ~
d o,,a WILL snow he prices o. bread
slnlS and Cotton IN Liverpool at the dates mention
ca
,,, ,, - Jan; H. Jan. ~.
TIo"r; Anne per Dr. SUd' 2IS.Od az "a
Indian Corn l9o lbs. aS2sod 3ls.od a3ls 3D.
S1Itoh' Iar SIIahu'' ~ "a
~ ~ Ni0" mI 80 ~
10 az ~ oT'I ,,oG1n nv fuu;
+t"EhlChiN IN 'HoD'' nv ih''Net re-
mans mans rcla'NcY queE anu tnS ohiy SAFES we haEe
~ NJ ar ~" " ''N.n i'oen'9 ior
inc bTazii maph't, at 'ate previous prices;
BEES w ~ ne hl"ikct Is SUI. "hhout act'i
"; ana c1Hs'qTrnty no iihPlofththt III price;
nm, ne urli's %i ior or"chels anu hiscuI''
particularly ~ anu VA, Is ACTIVE VI inc i't''r
considerable shipments pom 1orcgn ana coaSiWlSc
are maklh% Nl'hih "i' last 'hrce gays bakers
nave r''"ccu nyi RACES e. pr ~ a'i
we now ?uotc or"cEGrs % flio' BISCUIT -, ana
Navy 90, . Gus per ID
CANDLES;-n RENAL" "Dout as lor some time
A, I.,.I
as readily oos'nEo' Aua'"anllhc ana NioHIn l'i-
low as q''o'cu-'he i"''''' 'or cry ""'u"cl"r'"'
Ori SEN.co, i,..,;a Of a,o t,,,, f,,,,....,;, H.,
NJ, i t o.o' VI ~ T"Ss qua! ",I"'l Has
Sot1 tnis MEeN AZ ~ c's per ro, Ions price, mos.
OHf "V SUN III ''S' "''uS j. 10" l'I"'l'o
10 "ulr oi uIs"ction> 10 even very moderate cH
rent nc s4I's o. .nG Meek comprise ABOUT oo9
bags hl9 al t"'g ana small rot ct lSguayra at
Gus per ~ lTs AN TPo'i VI "a" Days MO ar
rived wa Ne" orK on lh"IsaaI, -,
oOrr ~ Fl w "o'c s''eS VI "ooo lbs wa "t -
CTS. per io,, caSn;
COi W. ne rtc'lp'S at al southern points
since sept Isl 10 latest Iac' nave Decn as Hollow:
vi the crop Vi % ,n!o
Iuph' o"'eS' 'o uo o %, INC lob
oPi' ana D. l. o''-"0 Observation-Disclosures
NJ, nc Cos o,cII,o ?, ----1
M io'ai 'oues ,'oo2 ii'lo'2l" l'cc; o. ~
nc Gnly transactions reported comprise ABOUT lVo
bales piano piano at Az - cts per d. ana mos;
fh" OODS;-.Ah import Oh % IONS ST. domingo
LogWoGI mas SOFA since our last at per ton cash
E'f '""'"'t'o'' VI ','o "ccN nave
again Drch heHNy IN ane aggregate, me lots picked
up reaching nearly 2o'o"o IDS OF W esterh Lave
Geese mostly at So@5 cts per 6oo ca,h Ihe stock
Is now much reduced nearly 4oooo io'' having been
taken out OF MARKET Wlthlh Two weeks.
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BALTIMORE.-EXPORTS.

The value of Exports from the port of Baltimore
to Foreign ports for the month Of January have been
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There is no doubt that, in this year, these three
States might (f it were necessary have fatted and
carried TO market, three millions Of hogs We sup
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Har1nd-.Sch. Brace
Molasscs l47 hhds SO tres IL brls, johnson g.
Travcrs; cigars 500, pine apples lot, master
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STOCKS OF TOBACCO IN EUROPE.

We are indebted TO commercial house for letters
from which We derive the following information, in
relation to the stocks of the various descriptions of
American Tobacco, in European markets, December
3lst, lS47.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-02-12

EOHN SHARPLEY Il SON No SO Smiths
- wharf, have received and offer for sale
5000 ID. Chain Yarn, from 2 to IL
5000 Id. Seine Irvine: 45 gross BIackiug.
ALSO IN STORE
l6 hhds. p. r. SUGAR
hhds Prime p. r. MOLASSES
40 bags Rio COFFEE. iaI5
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Total .........b ,SS7 ..IUI ,bII ,I3I
In 1910, then, the farmers Of these three States,
had six millions of hogs, and more than hundred
millions bushels of Coral! They could have fatted
two millions of these hogs and sent them TO market,
on forty millions Of bushels of Corn,
In lS47, we suppose this to be about the state Of
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.
IHNH subscribers, agents for the sale ofPILOT
n SAIL DUCK, have now on hand and will be
constantly supplied with assortment of numbers
from 10 10, of that SUPERIOR ARTICLE, which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS
Apply TO S. PHILLIPS & co.
june 3 iy 81 Bowly's Wharf
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R. HORACE Love. CIV. MARTIN. r B. HAMPTON
LOVE, MARTIN a. co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Western Produce Dealer.
No. 1873 LOMBARD STREET
Bet,resn Light and Charles-sts.
CHARLES v. MARTIN, Of the above firm. vii, .,;,,
continue in the FAMILY GROCERY BUsINESs
Of he Old stand No. 80 Baltimore street in cnnn~c,
ton with sIoToR vALLETTE. under the firm of
MARTIN & vALLETTE,
where they will be constantly snpplied v;th Iii.
Wsnal varieties Of CHOICE TEAS, WINES TT
QUORS, SC. 80. II
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ROBERT HOOPER,
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKER.
No los Pratt street, near South,
" % Il BA l. r MORE
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAKE-HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Safes Rooms, M 4oI Pratt street. near frederick. Of.
Manufactures for expectation and con sumption:
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS.
Also
HAND MADE WATER CRACKERS.
lIS-vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES
Bv giving early orders. Bread will be prepared
and packed 10 stand the longest voyages.
Jy 10 w. II. BEATTY
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R ALTHM ID ze H:

SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 70, 1915.