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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01
Wheeling Female Seminary. Ths

annual exsmin alton Of this institution win commence
on "Wednesday next. 2nd Instant Tho hoard of Visit.
ors the II enos Of cducaiion generally. are invited TO
attend. The next term will commence the follow
ing Mon0Ay; who intend send their children
10 this school earnestly requev.ed have them pres
cnt on the first day Of the approaching term gives
much trouble TO teachers 10 be admitting pupils des
rent periods during the term. and u 10 almost deerni
ned not 10 do Desidss sutjects the pupil
TO great disadvanfa.es TO enter class ssAr II ad.
vanced some distance IN any study; snd the terms ef
tuition do not admit OF any reduction or on.
iefine school al late period except Be sAsr the n
die OF the term 6eb IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01
BY TELEGRAPH

CONG RBSSIoNAL.

Washington City. Jan %.
Mr. Phelps concluded his remarks on the
Ten Regiment Bill.
Mr. Douglass next took The floor. when the
Senate went into Executive Session
After some tine spent therein the Senate
adjourned over until Monday.
In the House Mr Dust introduced bill TO
alter the term OF the District Court Ia The
Northern Circuit Of New York.
Mr.. Cook rose to make personal explana-
ton. In the language which ne had used IN
reference 10 his colleague yesicrday-he had
not intended snylbing nfiensirr.
Mr.. Johnson expressed himself satisfied
with tn explanation.
Bolh Gentlemen are from Tennessee.
Afiera number Of private bills had been
reported and REFER 4 he iiouse adjourned.
The New Orleans mali has arrived al Pc
tersburgh. bu briggs NJ prnv r~ws.
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A meeting OF the Dirciprs ., the VA. =.
ing, West Liberty aud Bethany Turnpike
Company will br held at the Steward lnn .oa
Saturday the 5ib day Of February, at 10 o'cl.
\. NJ. at which time aud place ihr stockhol.
ders are invited To attend. BY order
JOHN ENGLISH. Chm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

We understand an adjourned term OF the
Circuit Superior Cour, for this County, COM
mences It's session TO day.
We understand it is held for closing the
unfinished buainess OF the Fall term
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

Os-A memorial asking Congress for a do
nation OF land to aid in the construction OF a
railroad from Lexington, Missouri, to the
mouth OF the OHIO. is IN circulation in Mis-
souri,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

! HypRoFHoBuA sudden transition from
heat to cold, AMI from cold to heat. lately, are
. driving the dogs mad in Philadelphia and vi
cinity. .,s
7 Miss Wemys has returned TO Philadelphia
! from her successful tour West aud South. and
/ is performing al the Arch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01
HAYES & EKOCKWAY,
Il. l.. SELLER,
feb Wholesale agents, Pittsburgh.
Fer sale BY JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va. ata

VIEGINIA-ls cnAseEsr. Al Rule. held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, for the County Of Ohio in the month q
January. l64e
William, A. Hill, Complainant,
J. Rush Hays, Daniel w. Bose, Isaac b. Carter,
Andrew Bysrs Leonard u. Fois ,th, koler 2. Irwin,
James II. Fcsuyh and James Y. Baker partners urdss
the hrm OF Forsyth Il Baker. Defendants.
The Defendants Hays, Boss Carter and Byerr ha-
wing entered their aplearanc and given security ae
cosdg to the Of Assembly aud Tic rule of the
Court and It appearing by satisfactory psa0f that they
are not Inhabitants Of The Commonwealth 81 Virginia,
on motion OF Complainant by COUNSEL 10 asdersd tsa1
this Cour. and The C0mpainents ~, and that
copy Of this order lie forthwith inuagea jNsone
paper priaesd the city Of wiseling mr. tive months
aud posted a the oat dor Of the cous
House of Ohio county A copy lese.
twhess) ~ y ALEX. T. LNDLEy,
- 800 Clara.
UIRGIutA.--Is cBApcesv.-At Dates hs,d In m
~ CcrkSohce OF THE Circuit sapsstsr coats Of Law
:n1 chanes.y or the county q ohi in the nesih 81
William A. Hill. l ~ @Conplsinasi,
JsRush Ws1s; pAnlsl w. Ree.. Isaos D. Carter, An.
drsx Byssus Lsdnafd q. rsryyth, R<ert Irwin Jass
u torsyls ~ James X Baker, psrtnss under the firm
iiE.. ~. usleSid i sysr: sss H.
- bel4y ~ s~snhsy - ~ ruiss Of THE Court, as1
n4prcAsk ~ Satisfactory prof tbaa they are inn
!isnn ~ - tVhnn0bwoAth " Virginia; on nsoaian
q cemps9AesN by csunse1. y osonfed MAJ ttsy -
Ssn. - aswer the CoApaiuansss Mn; and sbst )
eopy 81 ~ Svasr bs ebsshwith imssssA in come news
eeeer 49, W shs Chy ~ whesiing for tive M0rssu
Soesssg. sad rosasd = tn faas DIOR u the c, Uni
stHhsaal - il ALEX. r. LAi6LEys W
=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01
Safest, Cheapest and Res, r.n

~ ~ osr TTEks Csmponnd Syrup of Tsr ~
Wseriy " ths fsei single I'll al Win cor, n :. az
rss - seassn. no hss..Ia y Nsreese in
s,.,,a. = no inconvenience daring its adn,iuisr
~ -. yesnesa chi dren. and will aord ,na.n,
.. ~ o.uap and wiioopins cosgh Il gwen aeca",,n
y. . whsn tns pareAy ssu on, A rs~s 49,
~ ssy ths mrfs.sn Of the BaoWchlsi tube. ineIps.,
-, $50 .oss throat A',d BY removing The ess = M
- sso'' tass produce the eject dssired pa-a ~
sure oae Beiie the pIee Of .h,eh 49,; a. snsnt
rate OF however long standing ~"eSef insess
,, . -. " sefsseepess generally in thi. and s,..
ing counties aud wholesale and retail ~ ,s ana aaloa
dec q. s..x -. SITTER, sbole.als Drarxl,.s'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

Knox, Morgan, Licking ani summit. a, the
'dly ones tnat ''even sppro timate accuracy,
.nd Tor Their ffiurus b. Is chief, indebted to
he county Auditors. and he deems it "appr1-
1riate TO- remark, that the Auditor Of Licking
county has especially Distinguished himself
by diligence IN obtaining statistics" The
Diane Tor want ot accuracy is laid on IN,
shoulders OF school oiIi~er,. subordinate To
The county Auditors, not one fourth Of whom
have discharged their duty. and the Secretary
thinks that large majority OF them could
not, u thes had been disposed tn. in conse-
luence OF their dependence on others.
Tn report strongly urges the creaiiou Of
The office OF county superintendent an office
which has been proved to work well la New
York, as a means OF securing accuracy.
During the (presen) session OF The Legisla-
ture. bill has passed injO law. to secure
the returns OF statistic, of common schools,
which 1t is hoped will make the rrturns herr.
after sent to the S'cretsr, Of State more full .
md OF cburs- add much To their interest. -
Under pres at laws, ani tn total disregard oi
county aud school Officers 10 It's provisions.
The returns ore 80 meagrr a, TO ht OF il,tle in
ieresi 10 the reader and OF less benefit to tn.
'uh,ic, iron their want OF accuracy - States
sdH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

q BALES heavy brown drills,
- do HACK wsdding, sa
dc heavy iiekings, issl received and for sals
by )asa1 TALLAHT 4 DEIAPLAiN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

Admission % cls-children accompaniI by
their parents hall price. Doors open at 81
u clock, Concert to commence ait.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

w heiNia-is CnAscrrY.--At Rules held Ia, a..
Jerks once OF tie Circuit superor 80, sue
Law and Chaneery, fur The county vf on "a'' OF
month OF January. 1878 " o"o' IN the
Thomas A cutninins C,.,.
against
loha Frali. junior. NJ
.ne leienashi no' having entered his ,.Tea,,n
sesmny according ~ The act Of ASSEM- eia
asS o. .hs court, aud Il sppe arisx ~ ana The
,,h ma ne = no, an inhahtant Of ire sa's.y
weath OF virginia. On asotiom ofcomnI,i "a semmen-
se ordered thai he do appear me- ~ 81 ~ eonn
=. ne ne term OF this court and answ.r S uisl day
~, and thai copy Of lais order So seonpias
,vs, IN some newspaper printed an .ss"iih
""srn"s; 'of Two i1anihs sueeexsiyely eiiy az
copy tese. AIcv ~ Ono county.
tciensps) Jan Is d LAibLef,
Cara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01
wHsELING corroN Malls

sns WHEELING COTTON FACTORY il now
! - 9"pefMion and prenar-d 70 Furnish
sNDWN SHEE1'lN6s WARps.
4 u ..S.ot TON YARNS. aud BATHING
Mensnis arr Respectfully svited can and e. ,n;n.
Sheif Good-, 90 ssnd their orders wnieh will rsss
woMpt atssussaa oshce the Factory on Fonrth :,
+ Erwesvssp wanted a, the r.ess mr "ir' suP''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

81 N,,,.,o All persons indebted 10 the estate
AhuNt iNo'i'eS. Of Rartiey Drnnsoa. whether for
of hs bowling saloon or otherwise, ara hereby in
formed that unless payment 10 made or before ths
first day Of March suit will be brought the as.
am compeed to close up The aeeeints Of the estate
feb ISAAC COTTa. Adm'r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

aE II MoNEf-Notiee to ihose ira, Wa, -
"a n.as. nENDEI and HARBOUR. have jss. re-.
sns ,sessssi siyie and wassanisd y psrsssa ,. nov
ss'< " 'sasss~. 90 sssssis pas serY low.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

sr- JAMES T. DROWN.
Eaf,kEN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL d
&9aA3O SADDLE & TRUNK MAKER.
No lac Makes q, beswssa 9Th nh ss
PHiLADELPHIA.
- EsPICTFuLl.Y inlbsms dealers aud sshsrs that II
- manufactures and tesPs c~esiaMiiy On hand an q
asasei ieasher Saddle hass ca,isrs, whtrp ell also
iasse ssocA Of Sole esshes Rase Black And fancy cot
ored s-lsA rveied Trupks valL.es. Ae, tosethsr IN
Bag Ladies Rags. ss,ehes. &C., s Of which sofS1S
a the lowest PRICES, End s>eas ~taai,on HE
goods kejg confident shss every article ~ give salts.
faction lusah IN price asd auAiAy, - -
Jan 2l-w "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

ViRGiNeA--is caAm saY-n uslss Ma in the
CHrse 0oce Of the Gssait s~rsstsr s'es,n OF fsw
i I,s...ss ~ - q Es ~ gisss 49, 80
ssssA1wAftsH ssIia.f s. II ls,sa.s CooplsnaIe,
20. ~ srsls51s rsfAStt q
toh~E 3. irwin aud Jswss a. Fossysh and Jassas 4.
Bake, psstners under the avnrof forsyth l. BAKER.
Daniel w Boss, J Rush Nays. LEONARD n. Forsyth,
Isaac w. Carter, Andrew Byers, Robert Mccsrrcan and
Zeghaniah Carter. aud John O. Esa Deputy Robert
T. Woods, High Sheriff Of oisie ooesssy Defendants
The defssdants B,ss Hays, isaac y. cares Byers add
UcCnrfesu. NOT having their appearance Il given
security according 10 the act Of Assembly Rules o
this con& appearing ny satisfactory prsof they
ave not tnhabitanis OF the OF vfrnsnia
ON motion Of cen?sinaat BY counsel osdored
they DO appear here The Gr Of tue next tam Al
I'd" court and answer the Complain zfs hill; sqA
that aeopy Of hs order he forthwith iuaerted is come
oewsfspcs "iatsd IN the city of Wheeli,lg fv two
coae Hcuss OF On eouniy. 4 coce teste ars-g =
"heAp Jan "a ALEX. r. LAlDLEy,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01

Still they coma Inv. would say !" ,hs pu mug
some splendid piano chairs, new style) and would 10.
vite all who friendly to improvement 10 call before
else where and judys for Themselves at Ne
29 aud while yon In you inst taxe peep II
my large and spendd variety Of other chats settles,
&C. fell w RtHELDAFFER
n CASES low Y-scd Bleschei Mus;ini,
- bale - Jacquard Table Ola ,er.
4tges ~ and 20 Fine brown muslin,
900 gross Lasting Yesi Butons,
20 dozen coanirv knit sacks, Just received and for
sale by febI TALLAkT 4 DELApLAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-01
D. CLUSTER,

ChNRS, SETTLES AND SoCtABLES
"A nENkSAL assortment of the most spnrovei 49,,
49, lerns aud latest sivies sIway- on h.ng 80 "a.
70 ORDER on she shortest notice al the whoe.s "a
'A.l ehsa msnuiaeiory, No is7. Main ST. anu 10
w RlHELDAFFER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27

We chime in with the Dukes exclamation cat
last thank Cod" For the last two months Eu-
rope. and may add the United states, have been
anxiously awaiting the news of battle on the
sun rose and the sun set, casting its last rays on The
bright helmets of the Sandman dragons and the
hayonets Of sentrles they paced the ramparts of
Verona; and the steeds neighed in vain for the
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-03-14
Beginner Sic, bier erit cine Stofbe
Sobbeimer. SriIb binatoeIfGrst "a

Beginner Sic, bier erft cine 8talbe
lSobbeimer. Sriib binob9eitdr5tm "a
Der Sbreiber lieB ltb oie6 nibt 5rpei.
NAL ia9en. Solo stdbte fein obnebin
ouf9etrlebenes Qnttie; ct be9onn pie Elm
0olenOer gu toben uno lpielte feline uor>
9eltrlebene 3oue meifierboft.
ogS ut gut, unterbra6 ibn oer Baron,
ubeute Abeno iouen Sic in Sdqerfleioer
9eitetft peroen uno in Der D6mmeruno.
in oielem 3immer, Sbr Galent setoen.
Won miro Sic fir Semano onoers bali
ten. sic 9eben feinen 2(nloB Dem 5u mi:
oeripreben lonoern lai1en ii6 auf Der
sarn Den ib foliage, feitmoben. 9eu:
te nod perIbofe ib Sbnen pdfe. Mor:
gen reiien Sic 5; peritebt fib nit 1000
9ouiso oreR." =
nSh bin Oct Sbre, sndoieer Serr |.
lbmunSeIte Der feile anebt uno entfern:
te flb. (8ortieeun9 fol9t.)
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-03-14
eJabre. ., ganse Sstt,n. AN5
Sienstog oe,a "a. As6rs, 1s4s
9o,tfetsSc 9i,tmpmer 90.
= scr NfheraIe 2senbarhte

@ g.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01

S 3.625 per 100 lbs, including lot Of 80 tres at the
former, mos.
SALT.-A cargo of about $500 bushels Turks Is
land has sold since our last report at Is cts per BUSH
Gl, q mos, the former price.
SPIRlIS.-N. Il. Rum has sold toa moderate cX-
tent at 2Ga27 cts. per gallon, the latter for Boston
WhiskeV has not been in good demand and prices
are lower, Cincinnati Rcctcd and high proof having
sold Do and % cts, and Pcnna aud City distilled
at - cts. IN brls., and 81 in hhds
SUGARS.-'lhc market is inactive, but there is
no change in prices. The private sales comprise a
cargo of 225 hhds. Porto Rico at 4a5, and 100 do.
New Orleans at 35al cts. per lb., 4 mos. by auc-
lion ll2 hhds Porto Rico sold at 4.2Oa = 5.G5 per
100 lbs mos.
TOBACCO.-That portion Of the continent OF Eu-
rome to which our Tobacco trade has been hitherto
directed still continues in unsettled state, shuts
out business with their markets; and unless favor
able change shortly takes place. shall come TO the
conclusion that shippers already entertain, that
according the pruvcrb, "thcrc Is something rotten
in the state Of Denmark" We are constrained, in
ruth again this week from reporting the sale OF any
description OF Tobacco for export except occasional
small lot of the better qualities of Mary land, (or
which very full prices paid) taken to fill up the
only vessel now loading, and she an American ship,
for Holland; the market consequently, remains cX
ccssycly dull. The receipts still very light DIS
usual at this of the year, is shown by the
inspections, which, for the week, ending on Thurs
day evening. were as follow: Mary land, 1911 hhds !;
Ohio, -; Virginia, y Kentucky, |; and Pcnnsyl-
vania total, 80 hhdS. Exported within the same
time 10 foreign ports 22l hhds. tobacco and 50 do.
scraps and stems; of which, 2II hhds. tobacco, and
the scraps and stems, were to Brcmcn-mal,ing the
total amount of Mary land ald Ohio denominations,
exported to European markets since Jan st to 18th
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01

Great Passage from Rio Janeiro.-rhc Lris Flo
ra, 253 tons owned by Mcssrs. X. c. Wright & Co.,
arrived at this port Monday last in the remarkably
short passage Of Mryone days to the Capcs Of Fir-
gnia from Rio Janeiro, having sailed Dist May, with
cargo of 23l) bags Of Coffee
The market for Flour and Coffee at Rio Janeiro
had undergone no material change. Sales Of Flour
were making from 22ND00a23uo0u for Richmond; oh
5DOol7NOJO for good Baltimore. Coffee, 2A61Oa2U
$50 for mixed lots Of good first and superior. Tx
change on England 23sd. Frcights 05allo cts, and
) per cent. primagc.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01
MARYLAND GRAIN CROPS.

The farmers of Mary land are, and have been the
present week, engaged in harvesting their Wheat.
The following are the testimonials which various
papers present of its character:
Our farmers are generally engaged in harvest.
The Mediterranean and other early varieties Of
Wheat have been secured, and the crop is believed
10 be fair average one. The later Wheat in corn
ground is not so promising the other. The Dat
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01

>.
MOntcUiGeo, AprH Is, 1913.
The bark Francis Partridge arrived here on the
18th inst, and during the passage ont met with dis
trcssing accident, VIZ: On the Sd February lat 80
" n lon. 6l ~ w she fell in with the wreck of the
British brig "Robrrt, M'Carty, master, of and from
NV Brunswick bound to Jamaica, in a sinking con-
dlton; the captain and crew wishing to be taken off;
Capt. Travcrs, his vessel under double reelcd top
sails sent his boat, the wreck having lost hers and
succeeded in saving Patrick Ward, I'd mate, VIM.
Ewing and Edward Roach, scamrn, and James Har-
r.SOn, cook. The boat sent a second time for
the captain aud rest Of the crew, four in number,
with orders 10 e only and not property the
running high, the boat reached the wreck in safety,
but unfortunately the orders given by Capt Travers
were not obryed; the boat overloaded with
dfi'>, and after receiving the captain, mate and two
scamcn, of the latter with his thigh broken,
they pushed of for the Francis Partridge, and when
having gained about third the distance the boat
swampcd and disappeared, whereby all found
terry grlvc-amongst whom were Mr.. T. Aud, mate
of the +. Partridge, and Jas. Corner and Jos. Will
ams, scamcn, (colorrd.) The names of the mate and
two scamcn of the brig 10, known to Capt Travers.
The aforementioned survivors of the wreck were
brought to this port and placed under the protection
of the British Consul This account have receiv-
cd from Capt. Travcrs. who is deeply affected by
the melancholy event.
(SignedD r. NJ. HAMILTON,
u. S. Consul.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01
Letter Sheet PRICES Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
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 tloIli-
day streets, (tp StairS,) to-day by o'clock. at g.
cts. single or > cts. each, for or more copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01
NEW WuEAT.

BY reference to our Review of the Market, it will
be seen that have already had several lots Of new
Wheat in it, which sold at high prices.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01
xmP03TATI01JS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
B en.cM-N rm. sLin Luig

Bremen Bgm. SHIP Luisc.
Hat. Pipes $40 bNs, pipe clay 81 csks and l2L
bxs, \ Muller.
Brea,cn-Barh Eih'und.
Ndzr 10 bales, j f Struhm & Go; bxs. II s +
Won Kapf' pkg, Darcar & Gcrdrs; BIZ, Oolriche
& thurman; cases, G Fischer X Go; - pkgs, +
uhraub | case, + FirI,cy & Son; i pkgs, d Illus s;
liivon; jH cases + $ Schlu,iugnr; do, lhppc!-
meyer & Grazc; II do, Spilkrr & Albert; /, }
Trust 7, S:cIlman & Hncks; |, T D Cresu.lburE;
3 pkgs, W MaIlmckrodt; u cases, II ihierman; /
do, linen go p>, Hack & klaunburg; mdzc case for
Philadelphia.
1tonterjdco and Rio Janero-Bart hermitage.
Hii.s 33IO order; 3GJl d. cof,e 20ll bags, X irk-
lmd Chase & e.: 2o) do, Birclhrud & Pcarce; 81
do, Hayden :, Coale; go, y Reg RS < Co, 50 dc,
m.lz2 bx, order,
Rio Jauciro-Bark Creo'e.
Coffee $3.50 bags, ros wood Gu loss, kirkland,
Chase s: Co.
Rio Janciro-Bark Douglass
Coffee $50 bags, J NJ Blndcl; 40 do, NJ Bathurst
{. SoI; 1926 d. order; 100 DO, Birckicad & Pcarc
l32 do, Warrington Keller; do, Phillips &
Co.. d. Rrynold, :; Smith; I DO, w Wickham.
RiD JuneiJO-- Brig fYor0.
Coffee 2.47 bag, r c Wright s. Co; do, W J
Watts.
Rio Jonciro- Brig Dictoriae.
COFFEE 1912 bags, I Whitridge & Co; 1870 d.
order.
SIN Blas-.scE. Sonora.
Cocoa nuts $500, cocoa I bags, tortoise shell
rkgs, sarsaparla bdl, hides 10, cedar logs, old
silver ~ ounces and birds and monkeys one lot, DAT
lam & Carroll.
Ponce, Up. R.)-Brig Good Hope.
Sugar III hhds, moIasses > hhds 80 tres, fruit
smal quantity, johnson x Travcrs.
Harbo1r island, ( Balamns) -Br. sch. TtcfeI
Old copper and composition 1000 lbs, bananas
lot, specie l,ol dollars, F T Montell.
Bermuda-Br. brig Jabez.
Onions 3Onl lbs, arrow root 4 brls, old copper and
brass - brIs old rags lot, Yates; onions brls,
K 6; Il K Tucker
TD e,r,Nr-Is,t,
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01

LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, June 10. iIAVRE, June T.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-01
Dec .535.553 552. iOS lao ,O35

BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity of
the latter left at tidcwaer this year, compared with
the corresponding period of last year, shows de-
crease equal to &C., 3i brls of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some of
the principal articles of produce left at tide
from the commencement of nav igaon To the Odd june
inclusive during the years lsi6, Cos days,) 1871,
(53 DAYS } and lS4S, (53 davSo
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ALTEM 81 Es H.:

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY /, 1915
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Total ..Jolcs 1872 ,29o l,13l ST.. Incl6Q 'i06
The transactions since last weeks report have
been quite light comprising as far as we have learn,
ed only 100 bales Mobile at >. 90 do. Upland at !
CTS. mos; and small lot, about 90 bales, Gull
partially damaged on terms We did moi Learn
FEATHERS.-W th good supply the market
continues very inactive.
FISH.-Wc have no report 10 make Ia regard 10
Drv Goldfish The season for Shad IS oySr The last
sale was at 1928 for North Carolina No |, trimmed
aud the market is now nominaly bare. HcrrIngS
continue in good demand al la Sl.23 NO alteration
of moment in Mackrryl, No steady at 5 . per bril-
FLOUR AND MEhL.-Thc Flour market re
mains very dull, but without any variation IN price,
although buyers have commended Tor something under
S5.G2d. The stool, aud receipts, however, are loo
ljrht TO Justify holders in submitting to reduction
at present when nearly all that comes to hand is re,
uurrd for home and ncighborng consumption Al
the City Mills sold previously at 1913, and mIiCrs
have since been engaged in manufacturing III t4ihl'
mcnt of those engagements. The receipts of Sns-
quchanna are still light, and $500 IS obtained Tor It,
There have been cngag cmcnts for City Mills, from
new Wheat to the extent of about 30 ID brls, TO be
delivered any time within ten days. or by the lOth
inst, at &575 per brl. We have no sales OF Rye
Flour or Corn Meal to report. Inspected this week;
Corn Meal, l49 brls.-
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HEN RY LEEF,

COTTON SAIL ID u G X.
TENH T. subscribers are now manufacturing COT
n TON SAIL DUCK, of all numbers, Of supe-
rior quality, which they offer to the public on
pleasing terms as any other manufacturers in the
WIN. MASON & SON,
ian 8 If SIS Spears Wharf Baltimore
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Total IS TO- 00n,0O
The amount ofthc Loan is Sl6,O000)0. The bids
amount to an aggregate sum of S3l 900, 900. They
range from par 10 i.05 The successful bids range
upwards from SOP, that being the lowest figure ac
ccptcd.