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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-12-23
[ Whole Number ssh.
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE To HAVE DIE
GRACE AND PO&T DEPOSITE.

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE To HAVE DIE
GRACE AtD PORT DEPOSITE.
N seg THE SUSQUEHANNA STEAM
yrck tAls.3irsr Tow Boat Conpany's new boats LAM
-s'S t1~h'f+r-az- CASTER, Captain TomIinson, and
JUNIATA, Capt. Mitchell, have now commenced
their regular trips leaving the lower end Of Smiths
wharf every Evening, Sundays excepted) at 8
O'Clock for Havred Grace and Port DcpCsiie. Re-
turning, will leave Port Opposite at O'Clock aud
Havre dc Grace at O'Clock in the evening. For
freight or passage, apply to
j. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf, BALTIC;
CHAS. b. HITCHCOCK, Agent,
Havre de Grace;
VIM. w. MCLEAN, Agent,
Port Deposite.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined TO any
point on the Pennsylvania Canal, will be forwarded
free of charge for commission and storage. au 9tf
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FOREIGN STEAM 81 OTHER PACKETS:
Days of Sailing.)
THE CUNARD STEAMERS.

Proposed sailing of the British and North Amer-
can Royal Mail Steam Ships between Boston and
Liverpool and between New York and Liverpool,
for 1913
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RATES OF SILVER, &c.

As established BY Congress, May %, lS46:
Sweden and Norway, Specie Dollar. y i .05
Denmark Specie Dollar ......... ............ LOS
Prussia aud n. States Of Germany, Thaler 90
Southern States of Germany, Florin 40
Augsburg and Austrian empire, Florn. Us
Venltian gdum of Lombards and Tuscany Livrc 10
France and b .Isium, Franc lis cts. & mills
Naples, Ducat -. Observation-Disclosures.
sicily, ounce ~ ~
British Provinces of Nova Scotia Canada, &c. : %
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RATES OF PHO L AG Z

FOR THE PORT OF BALTIMORE,
Condensed, appe,taning thereto from
oarious 4cts Qfthe General AsSem6tyV 4HaryIand.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-12-23
COM Nj ERCIAL REG ULATlONS
OF THE PORT OF BALTIMORE.

The following is copy of the Regulations which
,,ere established by tue BOARD of Trade of the city
of BALTIMORE
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n, consionments of Merchandise withdrawn or re-
shipned full commission to be charged on the
amount of ad vances or responsibilities incurred
and h If commission on the residue OF the value
The above comm ions are exclusive oil guarantee
for sales on credit, Auction duty and Commissions,
Storage, Brokerage, and every other expense actu-
ally incurred.
FREIGHT AND FREIGHTING.
If vessel is freighted by the ton, and no special
agreement is made, respecting the proportions at
which each article shall be computed, the follow
ing shall be the standard ofcomputaion, and either
parcel deemed equal TO ton, VIZ
2iu lbs. Pig and Bar Iron, Lead Copper, Logwood,
Fustic, and other heavy Dye Woods.
, 900 Nicaragua and Brazilletto Wood.
224O net Sugar and Rice in casks
$3.50 i" Coffee in bags.
900 " do. in casks.
800 &c =" Cocoa in bags or bulk
i,t20 " =" do. IN casks.
mo- " Pimento in bags
952 &C do. in casks.
500 Z" Ship Bread in bags
7O0 do. do. in casks.
! 100 Dried Hides.
900 W.T.. Green Teas and China Raw Silk.
IoO =" Bohea and other Black Tea.
' s0o i. =" Virginia Tobacco in hhds.
300 i" &c a." Kentucky do. in do.
'O0O &c Maryland do. in do.
8 brls. Flour Of 1856 lbs. net
6 Beef. Pork and 'railow.
= &c Naval Stores and Picked Fish.
200 gals Wine MISUNDERSTANDING the fuil con-
tents of the csk ofOil, Wine, Brandy, &c.
% bush. Grain, Peas, Beans, SC. in casks.
az :" do. do do. in bulk.
40 &c Liverpool Blown Salt in bulk.
81 do. Ground do
| 81 ST. Ubes, Cape de Verbs, NC IN buik.
| 30 West India Salt in bulk.
| 80 ss Sea Coal in bulk. -
] 40 cubic feet of Plank, Boards, Timber, Bale
Goods, Packages and Boxes.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-12-23
RATES OF GOLD.

Rates allowed in the Custom House for Gold Coins,
per Act of Congress OF 1881, fixing the value
thereof,
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FOREIGN WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

There are denominations frequently met With IN
reports of foreign markets, but their English value
not Away readily rccoected. The following table
~ III Ia, found we believe correct:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-12-23

In all transactions in Foreign and Domestic articles
the following rates be charged if no agreement to
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01

State pd control its legislation The only safety 10 the free
aborew be found in the passage Of law prohibiting the
'lnirodrlion Of slavery in territories now free.
think have shown that tsfor the interested all sec
lions secure freedom in Territories am confident is
mar IN which the people of New England are deeply con-
eerned
I comparatively barren soil of this section Of our Union
IS ia being occupied and thousands yearly emgrae from
TO hf lar West large portion Of the children Of the pre-
sent population will find necessary seek the cheap lands
OF that remote region. The oistened Of affection will
wqess their departure parents soicitude will follow them;
the blessing Of Heaven will be invoked in their behalf Yes
SIR land the FATHERS in New England will demand of the
mt whom they send here that they give their pro-
vide for their children asylum as free as their own noun
tain home Who sir, will resist the demand Not trust
any New Highlander AT all events, sir speak for
Moe shall be recorded in this House against the free
labhers of this county, nor against their poserity.
Wy views may differ from Of my political friends upon
ths floor but have felt il my duty give them fully and
freely. That duty has been performed have only to add
that shall cheeuly vote for the restriction of slavery
conf aimed in the bill now under consideration
Here the CHAIRMASs hammer fell announcing the exp
ratpn of the gentleman's hour.
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wv the Mexicans DIR. LeRoys Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry Pills achieving victory in all parts OF the
United States disease and DEATH For all diseases of the
blood regulary in females, torpor of the bowels, collie
piles chronic affections, and fact for nearly all the dis
which LIABLE there is medicine equal to
these pills in efecng almost instantaneous and perma
DIR. lie Roys pills composed entirely of vegetable mat
and through their principal ingredients the celebrated
Sarsapara Wild Cherry equally powerful in purgng
though powerful Their operation attended with
gripping pain or nausea and followed by cosveness
hence their great superiority all other medicines
known We satisfied that whoever them will
always them hereafter.
TO THE PUBLIC.-It is matter Of importance to all
persons what the best medicines that be
taken when they need them and all say that
know Of medicine equal DR. LeRoys celebrated Sars
parilla and Wild Cherry Pills As purifier and strengthen
of the system these pills urpass all others offered
the public We need only that their component parts
Sarsaparla and Wild Cherry, readers that
purifier of the blood these pills unsurpassed BY the
action of the srsapara upon the tactical vessels the ce is
thoroughly cleansed of all impure natter thence passes
into the and arteries purifying each and part i'm
and restoring pure and healthy action
Wild Cherry powerfully one and thus gives the stomach
that strength which enables TO sustain itself
through purng and its rpng into torpor
tyeness.
We say again tohe reader, try these pills pledge
word that they will do all that claimed for them, and
dorse all have said in their Price IS cts per box
For sale by Charles Sott Co., Robert S. Patterson, Y.
d. * W. III. Gilman, and Druggists generally in Washington,
Baltimore, and Alexandria. mar 2S-6m
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m sTINGs,s coMPoUND sIRuP Ole NArTHA.
MOI only posiipe Ju IpaTded care for Consumption and
all Diseases Of The Lullgs
OPINIONS OF THE Press.

| al Diseases of The Luigs.
| OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Sunday Atlas OF January TO- 1873
We would call the attention OF our readers to the adyer
senent OF Hastngs Compound Srup OF Napha The pro-
pr of this medicine DR. Hasngs quack, but ranks
OF the best ply of England lie also at the
head OF the Blenhem Free Dspensa3 Having, like
mos other py seians had his drawn the great
of deaths from pulmonary complaints he de-
voted his attention it for several and the
suit his conviction that napha remedial agent IN con-
SUMPTION surpassed any other remedy known to the faculty
1t has been used with the greatest by nearly all
American agent DR. Harrison is being introduced ex-
ensvely hospitals and in the private practice OF
majority of ply scians We advise all who in
troubled with pulmonary complaints to try single bottle
which will prove its efficacy"
From the Western Palladium Of December s. ls47.
eve much surprised the other day by visit from an
acquaintance whom last weeks Since confined to
his bed by complaint OF the lungs Hes IN almost
perfect health and he assured that this surprising change
had been by six bottles of Compound srup
of Naptha."
Hastngss Compound Sirp of Naptha being used in
nearly all hospitals and is also coming into rapid
among all best physicians for coughs colds and all dis
of the lungs has been recommended in the worst
New York and Dr. Arnold of Savannah Georgia. writing to
the agent New York. under date of January So lS4S
81 received the halfdozen Hastngs Naptha Srup, ordered
from you and convinced that napha the principal ngre
dent Enclosed is twenty-five dollars for which you will
send dozen and half bottles have patients
the Marine hospital whom think will be benefited by it.
Dr. Lenoir of Lenor Landing Tennessee writes as fol-
lows 81 procured of Hastingss Naptha Srup from
Philadelphia and enclosed send you dollars for dozen
bottles consider it very valuable medicine for all
diseases of the lungs"
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.. For sale by s.
Hanse, 1903 Baltimore j. NJ Laroque, opposite Centre
Market and George w. jones' OF Baltimore and High
streets in Washington, by CHARLES SToTT Co.
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Tickets Sl2--Halves s6--Quar,ers So.
Certificate package OF 20 whole tickets $50 90
Do do % half do 60 90
Do do 90 quarter do 30 90
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
the above splendid Lotteries will receive the prompt at
tention, and official account Of each drawing imne-
datey after Il is over to all who order from Address
j. Il c. MAURY,
Alexandra, Virginia,
Agents for J. w. Msury h Co, Managers
mar 22-dewhd
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GRAND LOTTERY!
Capitals $50, 000-S20, 000-Sl5,000
rs drawn ballots out of Is!

Nearly as many pri<es as blanks
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For endowng Leesburg Academy and Tor other purposes
Class No. 10, for 1913.
To be drawn at Alexandria VA Saturday, April % ls4s.
IA Package of 25 tickets i'll contain IS drawn numbers
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confederacy.
The first section Of the fourth article of the constitution
provides that "ful faith and credit shall be given In each
State to the public acts records and judicial proceedings Of
every other State and the Congress may By general os
prescribe the in which such acts records and judicial
proceedings shall be proved and the effect thereof" Now
this provision is for the States exclusively Each State shall
give full faith and credit to the acts records and judicial
proceedings Of every other State"
On the 26th May, 1890, and the 9th March, 1904, in
pursuance Of this pmsUe constitutional provision, Congress
passed laws prescribing the in which these acts
Cords and Judicial proceedings shall be proved In these acts
the records and Judicial proceedings Of the Territories
cuded and they placed the footing with the
cords, &c. Of the States.
But let what the Supreme United States
have DONE The first section Of the third article Of the
sution provides, among other things "that the judicial
power shall extend to controversies between citizens of differ
ent States. The Supreme Court have always held under
this provision that citizen Of Territory could and be
sued in the that citizens of the States could
nthecase Of Loughboo against Blake 18th Wheat
Chief Justice Marshall uses this strong and emphatic Ian
guage The power in Congress to levy and collect taxes
duties impos and excuses coexensve with the territories
Of the United States The United States used in
the constitution, is the given great republic,
which composed Of States and Territories The consti
tnuon nowhere provides that Territories shall be admitted into
me Union and become States, but its language is "New
states may be admitted by the Congress into this Union
Inc TERRITORY and other property Of the United
states used IN the constitution means the public lands
Puoc properly when these lands sod and the people
form government OF their own they inhabitants OF
Territory Of the United States Theirs is not the Govern
ment OF Territory but they separate and independent
community, inhabting district or tract of country within
certain specified boundaries and this community the contu-
ton denomnaes State, which the Congress NAV admit
into this Union"
has been sad and truly sad that the constitution sur
ress no idea that distinctly impressed on the mind Of
the Convention and that there is expression or word
in that instrument the precise meaning and import of which
was not wellconsidered
Now, sir, how can 'new State be admitted into this
Union" unless il was State before admission The idea
involves positive contradiction in terms II the people of
what peculiarly called Territory not State, then you
do not admit new State" but you admit inferior thing
called Territory When she knocks for admission the door
Of the patenal mansion, she is introduced Miss
Territory, but when the nuptial ceremony performed she
takes her leave Madam State Sir Miss Territory is a
parsonage unknown to the constitutions She Madam State
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nAGNiFIcEST SCHEME.

Tickets TZU-HaIVes pIU-IuaTIers ~ EIgnIIs 9~'VU'
Certificates Of packages OF rs whole tickets $500 20
DO do % half do 100 90
DO do rs quarter do so 90
DO do rs eighLhs do rs 90
100000
II drawn ballots out OF &C. numbers!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For endowng Leesbug Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. IL, for 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, April 90, 1sis.
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Tickets SIU-HaIVes So-auarteTs % %.
Certificates of packages Of 90 whole tickets $40
DO do &c half do 20
Do do &c quarter do IS
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SPLENDID LorTERIEs FOR APRIL, Is4
]. w. MAURY & Co., Managers.
$40, 900!
Is drawn ballots out Of ~ NUM- ers

!.
For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. u, for ls4s.
To be drawn in Aexandra, Va, Saturday, sth April 1s4s
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T4iE GRAND ~PURGATlVE.
DH. C~I.ECISSER'S

ohG0F CDdtcd tCgttQDtC E.Ttrdct PlHs.
T~sHEs r celebrated PULLS have obtgpel an cpv ,t.
n upgoriety in The United States as a eufattye d,r riL
tiHtss, d|Nsrepsiu, sour stomach, headache, fcYets. rlies
r5stNcur,-, coughs, heart burn, liver complain I.srnryy,
sore ihfoai, thWafd weakness, paiptatian OF tie hpsfI
Indigestion, and a variety oi other diseases 10 IS Iirl
utst is AttT. ar aincitcine tor Tue million. Ia all sausapS
UttIe wear, sirtne. SUMMER, fan and inter. and ae,ler
az circumstances, they can be taken with perfect ssf.tv
AHi success ASS Nermiiuge snd general medicine far
c%ui.iucH. i'ry are unftvaied. Beng coafed win purc
whli, sugar. children VIII easily lake them. thcy MI.
iaar -ftHr MOI uau<rate; are acuiie tut thorough IN, fba.r
eittiy aetyHctHl. As an AutrBui0ns FfBt hey wan
t4nd 81 ttUFiia superior ask tHy one among Tie t1,n
= Woo usr 'teHii anduh unqualified approval VII
D.. ~. l-I4F ftsuit.
Eataensltg nr. ClleSncr IS the original inventor
'i -ieH coated 3 ns, aha ttAi nothing 90 tha sort Nss
ever ttatd "a, tniE ie introduced tlein in june, lsi3-I
t+H-er should, iLefsiote, always ass tor Clckuer's
l.f easiru Vegetable id-. andtsAe uo other. nr t9.,
" he made the vtcttns pt a fraud. Price p cents per
ur. c%tekuers principal office for the sale orruIs. is6ol
..st, - rct, New ,rN.
Am It' hsuN, ~ Liberty IT,, bead Of Wood street
T, "a ,tthua i Nr,Ht tor !eunsy wanna, North
i te, aH4 fttr.trf klt-Iaia-
sD.j ty tae following iuI4 aurautei agents.
b trifrAi.d. aeeiuat jas a Gfay * go. Brlrp. Z
tOHa tennluufe, NarHusviiei J ID Drawn. ~ Z
i-N Z Y y u,i, " arfsuiowui Wallace A B-ack I
t- la -tsAEr- III tiuic A. Vance, IriadtipHIa- Geo Nu.i
1888 AieAatarfi iuGu Kelley, ClaysVIIe; satuule
-WtsHet. a.hnGiou
office faifchud has been appointed sunniv I
A-.at tt tfesisfn Virginia. Aetuls leg4lrim. M 4
eu ii.f'. aud fusuhs wishing 10 Lseuu.o Agents
'ht r.,~se epfiI ~ hIai. u3
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r LIES.
EEMARKABLE CURE or FILES,

or THIRTY YEARS ~sThNBING
ffqunt Washin7ton. BERKSHIRE Co, Mass. Nov 20, isfs.|
Nests. kEtcHAM a liENsHAw:
Ncufs-Fuf tNiriy years ! havc heen afflicted with
Piles. generally Debility, and infau alton, causing tu-
NOR one proiahsis OF tie bowels, and witch had resisted
IN medical treatment Dr. Chapman and others could
Give. The last three wears Of that time, NY s~ufcriurs
dcr, dcscupiou. ! was confined TO my bed. unable TO
b,sp ms sells, ard a. astgiveu up by my physic' ans and
fieud- IN despair Of ever gaining my health; IN fact. for
three dsys ieiore commenced using Dr. Ipham's Flee
tuary.I was entirely sacechless, and my burial clothes
were made. Bat under The hencticeni uercies Of frovt-
lcncc. and thcusc Of Ur. UPham's Fleciuary. though an
OLD MAN.. have tho pleasure of stating the FACT to the
puaiict That my health rs now good, and hope tolivc many
years. fit r. Gods viii. and TO make known the virtues
orr tpham's E|lCctuary, ana L. recommend IL to my
afflicted fellow creatures. II helped nc beyond the ex
pectgt,uus ut all THAT knew my case. and ! can only 81
TO others, tIst its M ny opinion the best medicine IL
the world for Piles, or any disease Of the bowels, and if
ticg uil use Ii according to the dir actions. / viii myself
warrant a cure 40 every one. N9urs. with tie utmost
expression ofthankiulness U
Earemoni. Berk Co, Mass. Nov. 80. 1871.
The above certificate tells a simple and truthful story
OF -l3rsiug and relief. of which as physician and wit
ness 90 The case, c~hretfally endorse.
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NorfcE-rHe genuine Uplam's Eieeiuaty has his
written sisuatarc; thus lfCf1A UpSam, NJ ~ Tie
baud IS atsu done wlth a pen. Price. 81 a box.
Said. wholesale Had retail by kErCHAM & ilESsHNN-
Iaf FpHoH street., n. ". J C"RtMBAGkER, Agent
Cor W a%relllg. Va, and by Druggists generally through
out tic L S aud Canadas. JET
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF
e..

w-pt ~ ,tt ,-,-r-a4 rr,m 81 well ia Kcu'He-
- HI i15F et s.,aw the .aracrrit ie sartl.a eeri'n
snl Gs,-. ,elt', " .,s .s.d lad Group. los
rsr,-,a,a-t - rr-.st sore 500 ml.mrl eyes. taHt
- 49,. .,.- 49,. en-. H. an.'5y tramatufm
r a...a.ir- HauHcr.
800 ,..5,-a# rf as.Hrs io d%t'1tH1us
n. H.
"e"' '' r.-rs-.r4 Ia. Nr~ f., 1886.
r.-. ~, ,vy,@ vfH.rat t5a-st, was
r,-.9,t-t .f s..tr ..ars staHnar
~ vet.s sDe v,e q. Tame sst be- eHl.,d .H usr rrutch-
=. ~ Irs or.t she was cur-t tyr-iatt .e Ntereau
Ol. and r,s,8 e-ais about g. u-ssl " t1.Hi lwf sfiie.cs
.a.Il, Nr VIVA NasH. Mr.
t.rts,,. 's-r sr e...spss4ie 1u.o-
s..tts.y,u. ,sta n-l not been al
to pus either % hts frci 10 the s.'ou" 20. c , Isff5 - a.
IN epie'4'elt 90 le.'. $50. election. b. IS
enanle" " W'.N 'Mo ". s.r,,arfion of the
. 1
'tws.' n.y. ,,,f..,.1 t, vr VIM Nash, "
-a, ~ .1..h.wr3V..
"a ." -. -c-5t' "a str,,r,sg,rl, the frrrr If whose
1S",,g s,e 800 and va. o,tirafy s5rrs b. tHe use
~ W liz. t =, tg,t srs ,o,g ha. lie porfrrt
use ~ ber randf niv cqua to The either which had never
=. 4..r,s II has also tcau found q, fe a safe auI u-
.a.,A..-,,+ a. tbe arfaIv apf ee,tatq cure OF Bcafucss
IN \, an e,s-. not orasaieluy Iuculasit.
:" ,dy yas.nnp m Allegheny CIV was ofertually Gu
NC Tesf.rs4 oi years rsrtnusnrc. ~ the
ta go onr bottle oftlc OIL. ao That sine SAID size
- an she hsl ever .ene lcure.
~" !, -e,tlenan welt Known ga Pittsburgh. was cureio Of
ng,..o ,tao tsarsf standing. hy tur use Of a small
ansstty Of tpe .it. Tie u1mc= and residences ct tie
@uf",..l g,te,1n willie Gwen 10 those wha desire a..
',tsr. III tsc alvartser.
an ",, .,,as srr ~, bisHIv developed ia The certain
~ ...r.dy rnrc of aIlsases 81 Choic. Cranp,
~" sd s
srg.crsf sa.fe If Tramp Chpiic have hcen cfcaiualy
u.s., I.seortbs ioii In the snort space Of laii an
cur .3 by ,srties have hcer asonized with pain.
~. rn,stv we ol]57erties nave been remarkably manifested
in !he ta'i5a, su y. ~ :, nf,n,sr IN Ken.ncky. was cured
c4ect ~ of .ns ofths worst cases OF diseased sp.ne,
which nae eannu lgs y at NJ t4rn berseif. II is also q
~. ne reme5r and perfect cure ofpa.ns ia the smaHot the
back ana inflammation ofthe kidaefs. Read we lo.gW'