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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25
p. Paine & Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

Wh.NA1Elo Ut LIZ
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
P.4I.SE'S LOTTERIES .7LTyfYS AHEAD!
Unyrec .dented luck at PURCELL s cos.
THE BRILLIANT PRIZE OF $4,000 SOLD
AT OUR COUNTER.
Drawn Nos. oil ihe Susquehanra Lvuey, Class
81 t.axn 18Th July:
40 Al 81 = 5 Is % Is 81 s. s. -.
Whole Ticket, Ns>. y Al 10, The highest
Grand CAPITAL Of $50 600 vas sold a, or COUP.
ter. The holder Of the priz. is feqnes,d 10 cali
a the Captains Ofi,c and settle.
We have he proud satisfaction Of announcing
10 the patrons Of Fortunes Home" In, sale q
another grand prize ci &c, 900 dollars ring the
largest prizs sold in hi, city wi'aia III last len
years, an amounting 10 more money ban any
len r.:z-s sen, 10 Richmond BIZ al; cher ma
naeement in The last TWO years. W offer
This as another slofions evidence Of n, success
and popularity Of Paine's tickets over al others.
and repeat j! pres are wanted, PURCELL &
cos. is he place TO ger han.
The following j. list Of prizes sent 10 Richmond in
Lotteries under the popular management Of l. Paine a
Co In less than sky days:
Whole, Nos, IL IL 10, $4,000 {!
Whole, $ 46 -, SIS osy Quarter, 46 81 Il, Si5,uuO
Half, 81 -, $1,000 Quarter, 10 IL q, 2,511
Quarter, , 26 rs, 1900 Whole, - 50 &, 5000
4 f,te more III If the same sort,
And, for grand prizes, examine the following bril-
liant schemes, and forward your orders 10 sor 10
G. ". PURCELL co.,
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TO THE FARMERS.
PEAkE. BRADLEY & CO..

GTocers and Commission Merchants,
" Terms, a good stock IL BACON. nett, gross and
family roe HERRINGS, SUGAR, COFFEE, M6LAs-
SIS, SALT, IRON, NAILS, STEEL, and every lrti.
Gle nrrdnl in pi'n'aion and family service. They
again tender their Tor Tie si- al all tOuny
Produce their former reduced oi cent per
hushel for al cr in. Their best r1er1ns viii always
be- pnt ~ reGu;sos to obtain the highest prices.
Richmond, Juy Is ls.s--clm
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

- AN AWAY from the subscriber. on Friday, 9TH in
IL slant, Negro Man, named BIRD, belonging 10
Colonel Corbin of Caroline. Bird is stout, muscular
and active man, remarkably we'll butt. aboa five lert
ten inches In height, with regular and eeaaie fra
lures, intelligent counlenance, eyes small, with a
somewhat cunning expression, and when spoken Ia he
generally smiles. No particular marks are remember.
ed. When last heard Of he about The stables at
the Fairfield Race Course, though he has wife IN
Caroline in The nsi2hborhood Of Mr. Reei," whittier
he IL probably going
The above reward will be paid for his delivery 10
me al Buchanan's Spring, near Richmond.
July l4-ctf 81. QUlNTIN BLAIN
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Bounty Land Agency.

IIh w NN = =
Hanover 20. June r., lS4S-cti.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rI,p ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Know yr,
L mar / Eiizabstli j. Peter, Administrators 81 John
p g. Peter late Of Montgomery county dscri-ei ~
lend 10 Apply 10 the President and Directors Z" 'hr
Rank IL Virginia also IN the President an! Dr'c
ior az the Farmers BANK Of virginia. 10 have ~ The
RINK stock in each said Bank brongn. TO- and ssa' d
inr in the name IL John r. 4. Peter. nv intesia'r
transferred IA me. N my name, as soon "a the -"
nf virginia will allow me 50 Ia do
= ELIZABETH J. PETER,
anrtlll-cw!m Administrative Of J. Y e. Peter.
UPPER APPONATTOX COMPANY.
Ara Meeting of the Trustees If the Upper hppnma
n to1 Company, July 2th, !e4s. dividends 81 sio per
share on the old and 81 per share on me ne" sloch,
yer. declared pay able the Office OF th- Company,
IN fe'sfso''s' angus 5. q. MORTON,
~, n, "a, Treasurer L. a. Company.
VACANCY IN THE FACILITY OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE TO BE FILLED.
IN consequence Of the resignation ol MI. y a'a--
j sic Inc Trustees Of Richmond College VIII hod 4
meeting on the 18th Of August, ie4s, for th- purpose OF
.l~rtne n Tutor in The Acldrmica Department, al
salary of 800 per annnm :.
All communications from those no may desire to
obtain this situation must be nddrr,srh 10 no h!ahu
President of the College, At Richmnnh. ,,
1,,s an--etd Secretary of the Trustees.
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oFFIcE PETERSBURG RAILROAD co,

JrLY lst, Isis. !
THE Board Of Directors have this day declared
dividend three and hitf pc. cent. for ,hs last
SIX months, payable on demand, at ihr Office OF the
Company. u. ID. BIRD, President.
J,ly
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TUESDAY, JCLv osIH.
fOa BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
:, e 4 The POCAHONTAS, Captain
.-SR Parrish, will receive ire Ugh, Tor the
so've places ill 2, P. NJ, and will leave the
Wharf a. 4, P. NJ.
Passage and are TO Baltimore only s..
Her accommodations are superior.
July % HENRY LuDLAM & co.
AThS-Pal,os for Fencing-Nos. Q and 5
IL Mackerel aud Herriues = landing from
schooner Advance" from Ea.,por,. and for
safe by II. LuDI.aMS 90
Jolly 25-3'
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The premiums less than in any other Company
and The policies afford greater ad sanrafet-Js, aamp
person aged 20 years next bln Day o. sss
company 81 cents would secure 10 his iamny OF nelIs
81 o., should hr die year, Of Tor 81 ~ nc
70 them slnl Tor Sl- annually iof seven years no
.eu,es 10 them 900 should he die IN seven years. OF
- 80 an nad annually during life ks secures 81 zoo,
IN he maid when dies The insurer securing MIS- own
bonus hy the difference 10 amour, OF We'niums TON
,ia.. rb.I,rd BY Other Offices For S49 81 the heirs
H." o,,d ,rrrIyr S, zoe should he die IN one year
Jo., " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PrIrH CrLLES-Vlcr President.
TkcsTER,.
Rob.r, F. Walsh Peter Rambo.
Jo.eph r. Thomas, Edward c. Marklsy.
william craig, Rnotri Morfs
george y. Diehl Stephen r. Crawford,
Peter Cullen, Alive T. Laing,
Wm G. Alexander, William 81 Bard,
William w Haiy, X. +. Lopez.
Clapton Is. Lamb, Harry Conrad.
So,ictof-WN. H. HALr.
Tr.asurer-F W. R.rLK.
H. G. TUcKETT, Sroy and hcty.
Tie subscribers hasIn. been appointed AseniS tof
the above Company FOR the state 81 virginia arc pro
narrd 10 issue policies ~ Insurance 10 All persons oes
nc ,v,Ir themselves Of the great advantages IL pro
sents for securing To their famles or Nnehos COM
| To-, table ppon after Their decrase.
P,rms OF application, and al particulars, may be had
- ,hs., otcr on i street, next door 10 the office OF
1 Wellington Goddin, Lsq' I,,
| pr. Joss A.;CussiSGHAM, Medical Examiner,
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON.
| BY PIKE POWERS.
THE next session of this school will commence on
i the 18th Of August, aud terminate on the 18th OF
lane following. The system Of instruction Is tho
rour and accurate embracing all the subjects usually
rht in the best schools. ,oith SPECIAL attention pay
seal The discipline - street but kind ana con
formed nearly practicable TO that OF Tue virginia
| Military institute -
Cor Board and Tuition, ten months siso
Payable half yearlyi in aduaHe>
| TIL. ,un,her NJ pupils being limIted, parents ana
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rINHE following Senatorial Districts are in the
1 Representatives OF Stute Cadets, al the Virginia
Military Institute, and they win be flied by selections
from such applications may he transmitted tpnst-
pad) TO the Superintendent by the 10th October next.
The Board of Visitors will meet IN Richmond Tor This
purpose the 10Th day OF October:
/. Washington, Russell, Scott, &c.
9. Shenandoah, Page, Hardy, &c.
3 Rockingham and Pendleton.
T. Bedford and Franklin.
S. Charlotte, No,oway, r. Edward, and Lune nbure.
6. Halifax and Meckrnburg.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military Institute.
July ll-cwl2w
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20 Orders for certificates Packages single Tick
OTIS and Shares IN any Of the above Schemes address
cd 10 the ersigned will rec-i9ethe prompt Al
ienton, and an account Of each drawin. forwarded
as soon as itisrrcrivrd.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets FOR sale by
j. w. MAURY * CO., Managers,
July ~ Richmond Virginia
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MANAGERS OFFICE. D. PAINE & co
~ Main ST., Richmond, Va.
., ms Oay-Capilas: 2 of $4,000, 3 Of S, 900,
80, a1Oo SC. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S..
-, II tJ' grand schemes 10 draw shortly, see
'eflsenen, in another column.
;, Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, u:
" IS 6 4s 10 30 "A % rs so % 20 60 81 81 Sc &c.
ihE.-Just arrived lbe schr. MaIblehead
"hh cargo of 500 bbls. best Thomaso
In,. portion OF which is sill for sale by !.
sEx % HASXIES Il LIBRY.
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FOR BREMEN.
Tn The A ship META" De Harde mas.
aAKier, is now ready for cargo. and will have
oe.palch. Rate OF freight moderate.
~ we will grant advances on consisnmen,s of
Tobacco OF Sens TO lhe address OF our friends,
Messrs. Il. Fl. Meier & Co.
Inc Meta" has superior accommodations for
PASSENGERS. HENRY LUDLAM & co. :.
July 25
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LAND FOR SALE, FOR DlsTRIguTioH.

CEDAR HILL AND SiU L LIZ WUOU.
lY virtue decree Of the Circuit Superior Coutl of
- Lass and ihanc-fy inf the county % Srw krnt
pronounced t,- 81 day 81 May Is;-, The cause
pending SAID Court ~ The name ard style al Cop
Ton and others against 8rumty and others The two be
fore mrntmnri Tracts II Lahd, l,iGs said county,
uf which William Hflmey lied seized and POSSESSED.
will hr offered sale. Al public auction, 10 the high
rsl bidder AT New Kent Count house, on the second
Thursday in August, i.i-, being Court day These
Estates are stry valuable, and possess many advanta
res. Cedar il li-s Pamunky rivrr, m-s
above the Court honse-nrafly The whole Of the open
land has been heavily mlIrd-ths buildings are all
and IN good repair, ana tls'ruy arranged
THIS tract i supposed Ia contain 9 OF high land
and tn' III marsh, and has on II large quantity OF
wood near the river. Shut-wuod rs i've miles above
the Court housra large portion Of tie open land has
Gs5 acres and j. Of the desirable estates
IN that region of country. further description Is
deemed unnecessary, as u presumed persons wishing
10 purchase will t land before the day sale.
TERMS OF SALE-For cash 10 the cost Of said
and the expenses Of The salr and The residue of
the purchase mou-y credit 10 one fourth part
thereof anti the rst day Of January, 1892
nall thereof unit the frs day Of January. 1850 and
t. other fourth thereof until the rst day OF July,
1850, upon the purchasers entering into bends with
good security, and executing deeds in uat The land
10 secure the pay m-ht of the purchase money.
The lite supposed 10 he good, hut shall sell
commis> oners only. GEORGE + BRUaLEY,
RICHMOND 4. LACY,
a,
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e A meeting vi the Democrats of Louisa
], eeuesed a, he Jackson precinct on SaIur-
CAV, he 5h day OF August next, for the purpose
o. etsanizing tor the Presidential campaign. A
fll tendance is desirable. Several coed speak
ers vii b. there. A DEMOCRAI.
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REVISED CRIMINAL CODE.
TINE ACTS OF 1878, embracing lbe Re-
i vised Criminal Code, for sale BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29

REVIVAL OF THE WlLMoT PRovlso IN CONGRESS
The most Interesting incident attending the
probable confirmation of the new treaty in the
Senate, is the sudden revival ofthe Wilmot pro-
vso in that body, and soon, also, to take place
in the other house, with the probable belief that
the discussion will produce great excitement the
remaining portion Of the session.
This question, hitherto in prospect, has alres.
dy rent asunder the democratic party in New
York, and, to less extent, the same party in the
other States. There is every probability of its
performing the same surgical operation on the
wing party. Their. will be tremendous con
test on this point in both houses of Congress /:
and the growing excitement will be increased
also, upon the prospect of the Presidency. In
fact, every thing looks towards a complete re-
volution and Reorganization of the old parties,
and the reconstruction of something new and
BETTER growing out of the Mexican war and the
treaty.
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United States and MEXICO had It's origin In the annex
alton Of Texas to the United States, WHICH measure
the political power OF slavery in this country.
There was motion to strike out the latter clause OF
this resolution, which did net prevail and it was adopt
cd entire the nrst part by yeas 81, nays lMt. Tam
blin-and the later part by party vote.
The other resolutions debated as was also the
subject generally and finally tho second resolution
adopted, by party vote.
The whole matter then laid over, and the Senate
adjourned.
Assembly.
sILLs REPORTED.
bill reported to increase the capital OF the Hsr
lem Railroad Company; Also making appropriations
in aid Of the Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
Delinqusnts.
RAILROAD BILLS
The bill to amend the charter Of the sarstoss and
Warrington Railroad Company was passed. This in
oludss tolls on freight.
Mr. PHENx introduced bill to consolidate the several
railways from Albany to Buffalo.
Mr. ROsE introduced bill to preserve fair compsn-
sAtion between the Albany and Schenectady and the
Troy and Schenectady Railroads
GENERAL RAILROAD BILL.
resolution relative to the general railroad bill
taken up and debated when the house agreed to take
the resolution reported to the Senate The first
solution declaring that 1t not within the constu
tona power OF the Legislature by general law to
for power to take private property for the use Of rail-
roads, rejected. The second resolution that It Il
the duty Of the Legislature In each case to determine
whether the right Of eminent domain should be grant
and that companies should be incorporated by spe.
ela acts agreed to- The third resolution that ge-
neral laws for the formation Of railroad companies at
may be hereafter incorporated should be made, Yves
then agreed to.
The committee then and reported and the whole
subject was laid on the table.
| Adjourned
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TeleRraphic News.

Our Geographic summary to-day Will be found
interesting and important.
The intelligence from Washington, respecting
the treaty with Mexico, renders the prospect OF
the ratification of that instrument, in its present
shape, by the American authorities, more doubt
full than ever. Much of the favor with which II
was, at the first blush, regarded, has disappeared
upon a careful considerationsof its provisions
and, to Judge from our latest information from
the seat of government, peace with Mexico may
yet be more distant than many suppose
In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr. Miller, OF
New Jersey, introduced the resolutions adopted
by the Legislature of that State, against the re.
peal of the pilot laws, which were ordered to be
printed. Mr.. Benton submitted resolution, re.
questing the President of the United States to
communicate the proceedings of the Fremont
court-martial; and after few personal expla
nations from Mess RS. Foote and Yulee, the
Senate went into executive session. In the
House of Representatives, the ranking privilege
was granted to the widow of the late ex- Presi-
dent Adams, during her life. The sermons and
speeches made upon the death of the late Mr..
Adams, were ordered to be printed resolu-
ton, introduced by Mr.. Putnam, OF New York.
in favor of excluding slavery from territory to
BE- aesgi1 7t f iaYe aS|odfned.
In the Senate of our State Legislature, yester
day, certain resolutions upon the Mexican ques
ton gave rise to spirited debate. II was pretty
generally conceded that the annexation of Texas
was the cause of the war, but upon the subec,
OF its ultimate consequences, Senators did no,
exhibit the same degree of unanimty.
From Cincinnati, we learn of the destruction
by fire, of three steamboats,, and the loss of
four lives.
1t will be sen that the friends of Gen. Taylor,
IN Baltimore, intend Immediately TO make de.
monstration in his favor, to aid in the fort to
secure his nomination for the presidency. The
friends Of Nh, Clay are said to be also warming
up.
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1886


The quantity Of paper used by each establishmsnt,
during the four weeks above specified vas - follows
By the New York Herald, o76 reams for the Daily
ninety five and Q half reams for the Weekly and nvs
reams for the Presidential
BY the New York Tribune, 573 resms for the Daiy
one hundred and thirty and half reams for the
Weekly and sixteen resms for the Semi. Weekly
We therefore decide that the Herald has the largest
average circulation. DANIEL MEGIE.
New York, Feb. 20, le4s. JAMES G. WILSON.
We again publish the award of the umpires IN
the controversy between the Tribune and the
Herald, according to the terms of agreement
In complying with this condition, the Tribune
yesterday endeavors to escape from Its mean
ness in attempting to conceal the actual amount
of our daily circulation, by some silly twad-
ding about "real patronage" and other mat
tiers of no moment. We have already shown,
from the statement IN the award of the amount
of paper consumed by each establishment, that
the circulation of the Herald Is uAder the fact,
conceals the truth, and is deception on the part
of the Tribune. The circulation Of the daily
Herald-the principal business paper Of our estab-
ishment for cash advertising lis, at this moment,
sevsn thousand ouer the daily circulation OF the
Tribune We ask no concealment, and run 10
no subterfuge. The following is statement OF
our issues, of all kinds, during the last week,
made out by the same faithful clerk who pre-.
pared the affidavits which we sent to the post
Office: -
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A fairs In Venexueln.

M, rUkRro CABELI.o, 9th 7 eb 1913.
and the inhabitants apprehensive Of ae s.are
sackIng and murder by the blaf ks. Genersi
Paez Is at his cattle estate (San Pa oo1
force, It is said, for the pur Jose of e.esiss
ohsh'hs osder ana the violated, constitution.
think Gen. Paez will 80 on regulate the busi.
ness, as 1t is rumored that the neonle of The
pla,ns have rallied around him with their usual
do In very short space of time Men of wealth
aud respectabliity, IN truth all who love their
country and republican institutions, look with
anxious nope towards the father of his country.
who has repeatedly and solemnly sworn TO d.
iend and support the constitution established in
1880. j."
The same letter states. that many foreipners
and natives also had leit for Curacao, and other
ports in the vicinity OF the Venezuelan cass, "oi
During the year ls4I there "a fires Ia Rocbst.r
n sos 900. " : $3.50 f'N'~"
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SDOrtlnU Intelligence.

The CaARLEsror kAcEs-WAsHIroTo CouRse,
Finsr DAY, Feb a.. Jockey Club Purse, 81 0e04 milo
heats. Entries -
W. sinkler entered CHI b. years old, by Shark, out
Lewis Lowell entered b. h 4 years old, by Monarch
out OF Mary Francis, by Director. $3.50. ....2
Mr.. II. Singleton entered CHI o by Marsrave out Of
Muitifora, by Director. -. dis.
Time ST.
SxcoSp DAy-Three mile heats, for the Jockey Club
Purse OF 500 The entries we're -
q. p. Hare's 4 (. Boston,, years old, by Boston,
outof Andrewt tia. ................ ~.
Mr. Lownses' CHI I Rosemary. years old, by
Eclipse. OUT Of Miss Cheat, by Sir Charles. -.
Mr. Harrisonsb m Sarpsdon. .. ........a.. dis
Tine 5:b2-GB
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Highest arRregate circulation Of tho Herald,
including Daily Weekly, Sunday, Pre-
Gdental, and Extra. At, 1886
Here we have daily circulation, among the
most intelligent, accomplished and energetic bust
ness men of this community of nearly nineteen
thousand copies, which we believe is without a
parallel in this country. Our highest aggregate
circulation is, therefore, forty ve thousan eight
hundred and thirty-sir. Of the accuracy of these
facts, any person doubling them can visit our
establishment, and satisfy himself by examining
our books, which are kept in such way as will
satisfy any competent person of their truth-kept
as they are, not in the loose, disorganized way
in which the books of the Tribune are kept.
This circulation, compared, as tar as we are
able to learn, with the other papers in this ty,
Ia folInws.-
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Three Steamboats, Burned-FOur Lives Lost
Great Destruction OF Property.

CINCINNATI, Feb. %, 194S.
The steamboats, Hendrix Hudson and Clrcas-
sian, lying at the wharf at Maysville, fully
freighted for New Orleans, were entirely de-
stroyed by fire. The Maysvllle wharf-boat was
also burned. The fire broke out at midnight,
9th, and so rapid was the progress of the con-
hagration that four persons were unable to
escape, and persisted in the flames The boats
and cargoes are total loss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29

IHE MARINE HOSPITAL AT STATEN ISLAND
We learn that DR.. Childs and his assistants are
kept constantly and laboriousy employed in the
performance of their professional duties. at the
Marine Hospital, at Staten Island. There are at
the present time upwards of one thousand pa
tents in the different wards, suffering from sma
pox, ship fever, and other malignant diseases.
and new cases are constantly being brought in
1t is said that one hundred and ffty-six passen
gers were landed from the ship Emigrant, and
iound TO be fit candidates for treatment in the
hospital. They, like most of the distressed emf.
grants who arrive here, had suffered on the pas.
sage from want Of the comforts or necessaries Of
life, and this want is parent to most of the dis
ease found IN the marine hospitals at this and
other ports. 1t is highly desirable that our State
or national legislature should take some action
upon this subject, aud prevent, if possible, the
awful prevalence OF these diseases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 20, ls4s-The stock market is firm,
and government securities have improved shade The
transactions in -four limited dealers generally hold
ing Of for the foreign About 500 bbls Howsrdst
brands were taken to-day at So 621 SIS es. City Mills
held ct S. The entire stock of -four hand estimst
ed at 900 bbls Receipts moderate Corn meal - 3d.
Grain Of all kinds Prime red wheat lbs 1850
white do l2s l30csaes of about 1000 bushels. Corn
Is dull at As 400 for white and yellow oats Ss 42c
rye 73c. Provisions of all kinds dull lard 7Kc.-
Beef cattle So lax per lO0lbs gross Whjsksy
In moderate request with small sales ct "a % cents per
gallon.
BosroK, Feb. 28.-Flour-Ths market was frmer and
notice sales of 500 bbls good Western brands with
lots Of Genssse at IS Blk. Corn-salss of 5000
bushels made, including mixed and yellow, at 55
go have only to notice sales Of 800 bushels
at $780, OAts-Ssles OF 1900 bushels made at AGO.
the retail trade. Freights remained inactive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29
nstratlon In Favor or Gen. Taylor, SC.

BALTIMORE, Feb. %, l848.
The friends of General Taylor in this city,
and their name is legion, have determined on
holding mass meeting IN his favor as soon as
they can make the requisite arrangements.
The friends of MIR. Clay have had their enthu-
siasm renewed since the visit of that gentleman
to this city, probably occssioned by the great
display and warm reception he met with in Phi
ladelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-29

CLOSING OF THg PoRrs OF BUxNos NyRKs---
Advices from Rio JaneIro to Jan. z, state that
dates from Moutevideo to Dec AZ had been received
The price Of sailed hides had rssn somewhat, and
other produce expected 70 advance In pioe alter
toe closing Of tho ports Buencs Ayrcs to thetrade
Montevic~o, which finally fixed for December 81,
being eleven days later than vas 1t nrst dtSFssd.-
Boston Advertiser, Fsb, 20,