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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

N. 0fleans. 18th April, IL o'clock, N.
by an arrival this morning from Vera
Cruz, we learn that Gen. Santa Anna ar.
rived at Antigua on The Isl inst, under es-
eou "f Tiighman's Artillery from Jalapa,
and was offered steamer by Gov. Wilson
70 carry him oal Of the country but court.
eous'y declined. lie was finally received
aboard Of Spanish brig and, WHEN our
Informant left, was about 10 sol sail for Ja-
ms,ss, with his family aud a small escort
There Is nothing Jew in Mexico, Gen
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
Where is Flr. Kendall.

cnaNLorrr. April 30. 1878
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

As there is so mich excitement, about
fa2nciism, and Clsusoyancr, We give the
rs,imony Of the EliIor Of The Petersburg
aie,li1tnees:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03

Lords Of creation, men we cal.."-OH
Sosg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
JACOB E4.ADOTIgS'

k'HfGfts'
April 81, 1913. 1874
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
9rMderf Mrbeit..

sn etsFr Dsudvrsi ,usreen isesr,sit unb a. eH tif
li9tn YrtiFsa aus arttn Characterization. nit dsaans
aa'tm SdTiftn, auf scr 9errn.grfc rsrrtdtt. ais s
Sdder oanrtiIrs, sdtds, Diebs. f wis ice anroe
arttn StintS, bic in San 5atbt eirss 5rssmsri6trs
rcrfcnmsu.
Da MIR ms af'tbfcIs init cinsm qrceeu aaertemsHt
@nssiltr edritn perftsu baesn. ie brfn pir sirifa
sabtrsihin 3utrutb tcs 6nsifbn ssis. Tutlfunis su
crbattu. .@sa sets0 ssliHt
orc. Us. Carr, Giq. III er assut fur Zen
"eed,a patriet"-Sffits :" San 8ulsim9" esni GSs
tb0uas o,biucs gstndt'r uuo OGc. 440 gieso dts ct.
YhilaNdrbia. ..IA ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
SS(a6rici)f.

rpiro biermit 9e9ebcn, eaB bic llnterSei6ns.
ten ais UcminiltratorS BON Der SinterIaifen'
fboft bes periforbsnen Sofepb Sdger.
Ieetbin uon 4lentaun, eeba Gauntp, nit
bei9cfu9tem BilIsn srnannt morcen iino.-
Que Dieienisen, pelde nod an belaete6in'
terlaiIenibaft fbuIcis fno. wsrcm caber
auf9efcroert innerbaIb 2 Wonaten abSube'
SabIen, uno foIbe oisnod rsdtmdsigs Sor.
eerun9en babrn, beIieben ibre Hebnun9en
ebsnfaus innerbaIb beiastem 3sitpunfts
ppbIbeifdtist einSubdnbissn, an
Srpcu Sdscr,
.. Spicpb Sdaer, sf,,,.,rs
SarlesS. Samipn, S''"' ''''
Gbriftian ArcB 1885,
Sept. %. nq2M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
SScatcr 9liifaltes.
N,cSerSl&dnretf.

Scr unterftrietene nimmt ciefe @elesen'
belt fsinen Sreuneen unb eem Yublifum H.
ubrbaupt Die 1njsise su MAIDEN. tae or
aub elmer Ger perfOnsn III Gle bel Gem
9rOsen Seusr in Qusntaun ibr @ieentbum
ein9ebhbt baben. aber nun mieeer Die
Geb e rsG Il feret
in allen cehsn psrftieosnen 3mriasn fortbe'
treibt. uno S,par in Der Sfsn'Mrfitdtts ecs
9rn. Natban eautenlhldger. ftrd9s se9rn'
uber .Sasenbubs 6otel in Quentaun. allwo
er nun wieoer bereit in ale Qrbeit in isinem
SADIE ouf bas fbnellhs uno um Die bilIi9
fen prei6en Su uerfsrtigcn, uno bofft ea6
feline a..en 8unecn uno ras Yublifum ins:
befcnerre ibn nibt pcr9eben fcncern ibm
ihre &unbfhaft Sufcmmen la6en psrssn.-
Sen Sorratb bsifebt tbeils aus SaubSur
Der. @imer, 9aIbbufdsI, Suttsrfdesr Su
Der, uno 70 weiter, pelbe auf bic beiie uno
bouerbafteite Mauier 9smatt liub. @sr
fsine fsrti9e 0Baaren Su bcfcben wilnfdt
beIiebe anSufpreten in Der Stublmaherei
oes 0rn. &euben Hsi6.
Sun9e Seute, bic SauSbaltun9en anfan
gen wollcn. iino bauptiddIib einasIaosn
bel ibm anSurufcn. incem er iie nit fcIben
Waartn bsriensn fam, bic aud bGuabaft
lino.
cSODn .. Cole.
-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
0(n Bic Serrcn.

3u ben Serren f6nnen mir fa9en. sae mir
bsreit iino. ibnsn SITS" su 9sben, in .Sin'
ii6t BON QrtifsIn unb Yteifsn, ais: 90
Sud fir Sb. so ets. = iolbes. ipofir
bsinabe sinssr Suee cas- Seiidt bdtte. 2
so uno 3 Ibatsr per Yarb Su frasen.
@benfaus: Gin sroees QiTortirnsnt
Don Siner @uiIimercs, uno Sinep Ssipen.
SeIust Sstinss.
SrUfe S6pfe u. fleine Sbpfe, cicfea SSee:
Gin aIlqsmsines UfTOrtimsnt pou Ghhu.
nen uno Seltub Happen, an psrfhieeenen
Qreiisn. pcn 10 Gents bis TbaIer.
probirt une ruiet bel unS an. uno mir
uerli6ern, taB mir sewiB wobIfsit an eu6
perfaufen ftnnen. !.
gSsr 9roee Sdr9sns MAIDEN min, Der ru.
fe an, i'm Neu' Yorf StObr. ron
SSa9uer nub !Subcr.
Oct. 5. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Sirtb Gin,peibuita.

Die neuertaute asmeinfdafiIide 6irde
in @rtbIcbem Saunibip. (unaefebr 3 Msi.
len BON Der Stabt BabIebem) iCIl Sam.
flag uno Seunta9 oen l6ien nno 19ten
Nopember. feierIi6 gum Difaffe hss 4us
md6tissn eineewsibst rpercsn. s9ls6l frem.
De preoieer weesn 9e9enmdriis fem Dat
driilide publifum III a6tun9spOr ein9e1
Ioesn beiSuwobnsn.
Die Saa Committee.
Setober DC. s3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
DrtpatzO Oerfauf

BON id,dtbarcm Iiceeubcm SSerm6gcm.
9cle9en in Sbrr.Milfurb Sauufbip, Sc.
da 9auntp. 9rdnbeno an eano ppu Mar'
Tin &emmerer. Sobn Mliaer, 1br. 9eiein
ger uno aneern, entbaItenb IS Qder, mebr
coer mcni9er. Darauf III errihtct
81 Gin sipeiit6efiacs ffeincrncs
f:..slA 2S0bnbams, Srdmiebcuer.
Iiiiieine SdgmhbIs. tie auf Die befie
!Wanier einserdtst III. une bcfin
Oct lidb an einem nisfebIencem @afsrifrcm.
stWa 8 afer 1T sutes SoIslano. 5 4der
quite 0Sicien. uno oas lebrise iit>pom be
fen SauIano.
@er bas Giesntbum in Qusmftcin su
nebmen whnftt. bsliebs iib Su melcen bel
Senip StdbIer, wobnbaft earauf. Oas
Ndbere in su srfabrcn bel
Charles Sprber, 81. Sfacnmaie,
9ssnt fdr 0barlcttt IRilIsr
October 10. no4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Sos 9(ppiels9ertcbt

Scr Mbeitbaaer @apousrie Sruppe pirb
aebdItsn wercen, am Samiias ben lStsn
9iOpember, um 10 ubr &ormittass. am
9auie 0cn 3 eng d a q B., in Ruhs
piue, aumo fi6 aIe DsIinquenten pinFtIib
einfinoen peroen. ~.
auf SsfebI bss &.bo 8. Gu6, Gapt.
Hopember Q. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
S10c1)riClof

rprb bisreur6 9e9ebsn, bas Der tlnterSsi6'
nste ais abminltrator uon Der .SinterIabsn.
lbaft oss perftcrbsnsn M / b aeI eerb,
Isstbin BON QGen &aunibip, Nortbampton
@auntp anseifeIIt pOrcen iff.-1ue bieisni'
gen, oaber bie-no6 auf ireenb cine Dirt an
ben &srfOrbsnsn fduIoie finc. iino biereurb
eriubt innerbaIb 6 Bohsn absubesableu.
llno bsjenisen bic nod recbtmdbise Solos.
runscn boben, werosn oiefeIbs innerbaIb be.
fa9ter 3eit pebIbeldtist on untcySsidneten
einbrin9en.
SObn SlepPiBssr, GtSm'pr.
Ncpember 2 som
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
@lDrrei6er Sie9!
sriust Die SauOucu ipeIcieb beraHS I!

~OE'HoA Wv StWhpHsh IpUietD UeEHho! I! u
9urtab 9urrab ! SictOria ~
Der aIte Sdnurman Sei9t Dem YubIitum
biercurd abtunsspOu an. oae er an feinsm
wobIfeileu Stobr am filofwetIidsn gde oes
Narft. Siersfs. in Der Staot Qaentaun 81,
nen 9roBen II. billisen SIOd g8aarsn fosbsn
erbaIten bat. britebenc untsr aneern aus fol.
geneen:
so Stide feline Slider ppn 81 25 bis 3
so. IS Stnfe Gaeinctr uno Sattinet pon
20 Gents su I &balsr per Yare; 100 DO.
NicuSIin be Gains ;u IL; so er. Cashmere
aanS wpbIfeil so 30. Srenfb Merino fir
@loofs u. f. no, bred woblfeiI; 80 Stide
Seiee, bic bette Qusrpabl binfttlib Der
Sarbe uno SuoIitdt bic ie allbier gum Ser.
fauf an9sboten muroe, in fib ftlieeene, al.
70 gang moblfeil 35 OuSenb SdamIs spn
alien Sorten. nebit einem srcBsn ahortsment
prints, Gbeds, MusIins. IL. T, no. 70 wobl'
fell ea6 es nidt Der Mhbs wertb if. 3ablsn
anSufibren.
@r bat ebnfalls sintn fdweren Stcd
9rcSereicn erbalten, ben or wobIfsilsr ais ie
Suuor psrfauft.
RS Que 1rtsn eauessprpouftc tperhen
i'm 1uStaufdb fur Baarsn anssnommen, unb
oafur Der bobfts Marftpreis beSabIt.
!Seinritb SdbnHrmam.
Guentaun, Sd IL. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Sebet bier !

@ir faufen i'm Qustauf6 fur @aarsn al
le Qrten Don Saamen. ober Srubt. aub
Butter, @per, unfblitt. ShmaIS @ads,
Seife, SIeiib. Sbniesn, &irfden, Nh6e.
Raitanisn. Slabs. eumpen, @arn. Carpets,
8laftrrScls, 9runcbeerrn, Subner, Nelfb'
blbner. 8dnIs, @utsu. II. {. 10. = Sur bic
Cbi9e Qrtifel be6abIsn mir Die 9an9barsn
Marftpreiie.
Wfcrt unS 2dnocS.
Quentaun, RoU. g. nq-3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Qrufer : 9(rbeit,

@ch ieber Benennuns. wiro olbier in Der
gnaiifhen nnc Deutfden Sprdte. auf bic
f%tnilt Bfife. 10 ME auf Die thrSste ansei
&c ntfsbr binis Srfertist.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
SS(tcs)rieGt

wirb bisrmit seseben pcn ben untsrseihne'
ten Grbeu, bon Der SinterIassnfbaft esS
perforbsnen Oaniel Serr, Ieetbin pon
Sbsr Saueon SaunfdiAsesba Gaunp.-
oaB olls nelds nod an befagte SintsrIaBsn
fbaft ihuIci9 iino. ,pcreen bietmit aufse.
ferbsrt swifheu nun uno Dem | fen April
uihlfens abSubeSabIen. = uno iolde Die
nod Sorosrunsenbabsn. bsIieben ibre &eb.
nun9en binnen bria9tsr Belt wobIbstdti9t
einSubdneisen an
Charles Scrr,
Sammci Gcrr,
Daniel Serr,
Scab Scrr,
Saniel SanpcS
Grben.
Sber' Saueon. Set. 5. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
webineuuaen biefer Seifune ;

Dec eutlripticus: YrsG fir ben esba gatriet ii
Gin Sbaler bes Sabrs wsnn CT innsrbaib ssn Sabr
ts,abtt wiro; nadb SerIauf ess Sabres wiro 81 25
eafar an9srebnet.
asiu ilnterf6rsitr rire fr eHen tirsersn 5sitraum
auasuemn,en. ais fit fsds sRenatc.
gisnano fam fiinsn Slamsn pcn Der siite ssr Sut-
nibsnt;n ausrsi6sn Iaesu, Ct babe osun surer allie
Rddifdnee atgtra9cn.
ssfanntmatbunssn wsrbsn sinsradt isees @isred
ertnOl far siusn Sbalsr, ,unp sos Scrfeuns 25 eens
arSeere i'm @erbdttnif.
0HrSrisfs uno Nsitbsitunssn ma6sn rcftfrst s'n'
sdanot psreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
October ~.
9SronDrrth'S 9SiQen.

Die 8raneretb's piusn fino sinSIib ps.
getabilifb uno ollein nab folbeu @runefd.
cen aemaht. welte cine lanae @lfabruua
ais ridti9 erprpbt bat. @S III iret Feline
Spefulation. menn man in &ranfbeit feline
3ufludt Su ibnen nimmt; iie iinp ais Die
beien &eniser Der @inssmeice uno ess
MaeenS berannt, uno in allsn epspspti'
fbsn uno bili6fsn SilIcn fno iis oIs cine
grO6e Ss9nun9 bstrabtst Seoe SamiIis
iOute cieie YiIlen i'm Saufc baItsn @enn
aeb6ri9 sebraudt. i'm SuIe QrSenei n6tbis
it, ,piro nur iebr feItsn Elm Drftor notbis
fein. Sn alien Sducn pen Serfdltune.
6uiien cosr Gbeumati5mus, fino es bic eei
csnren ibrcm &6rper f6uIois biefe YilIsn
ju 9ebrauben.
N Sbise fbdebare pilIen iino in Der
Drudsrsi ron 81 Ben Gu b, in III
lentaun, Su baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16

Spup! lper feline Sttefel bat
rnfe am Stobr BON Senrp Sim>
norman at.
e Ser llntsrSsidnsts bat fosben an
fcincm Stobr bintsrbaIb .Sasen'
bub's Gailbauis einen 9rOeen &Or'
ratb 9 6 ub e uno StiefeG erbaIten,
beltebeno aus 9robe unb feline StiefeI fur
Manner uno Rnaben; 5albiiiefeI, Damen
ibube ieeer Grt, gaiters. clippers. furS
ale Urten Sbube unb StiefrI Die man sn
baben wlnfbt. t.-SpIhe Die aIfo BON ben
belfen Stefel uno Sdube fur ocn baben
preie Su baben wunfben. mhsen nidt per
9eBen anSurufen an 3immcrman's Stcbr.
no mou wcbIfeiIer faufen Fam ais an ir.
9eno einem autsrn Srt in eeoha @auntp.
SOenrp zimmerman.
October II. ...-........ nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Gin bic 2GNieS.

Die 9icies periidrn mir. oas mir einaf.
fortimeut Drse. 9ltsr an allen preiftn bas
ben. ais: @
Sarbists IL. plains 1lpaeas pon I2su75ets.
DeIains l2Su75 2"
printS 4su10 :"
GbsnfaIls sinftIis6enb Elm f66nss alTcrti.
ment uon
S6warsn unc Sansp Orse Seite.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16

fiGcft ppei paar Gttnen in itb-nuh bat eisflbc i'm:
ntr anu9 9lasr. Ditlbs ii pcn Stinsn srbaut, 1T
40 Sue lang uno 81 ttcit uno ltbft cine quite 9scbs
uun9 in idp. Das eano III tS9rdn;t ren ednotr rcn
SrlTb prtr, Schn 3sr. 0tcr9c Ser uno aneerc snt:
battno iuic rtcnsca9t 80 adsr, mebr cesr psui9cr-
Gina 10 Gdcr bopcn III 9utss yoctganh, adsr 9att
gRiiR, unb Der &st 1T 9utcs @oulanb, untsr 9uttn
Scuf,n, uub cnlt in gutter Srouuna @s tsiinort ib
auf rsnkbn cine 9utt SbrpeiSr. Shrirr, tbtiIs pcn
Stin unb tbcils zen or' crtaut annt anerrn nStbl;
acn aufItn9ctductn. Gs trfnptt h oub Gin pcrtrtf:
fIibr Stt1arten raraut nit btndbs laur 9tspciStsn
Siuncn.
SaufIuti9c oit cs in au9tufbcin ncbnrn pclItn. 6rs
Iicttn ltb hi Dem lint rlbnGttn su mdren, Ger tblt
earauf mcbnt.
Die Ycein9inecn lcflin lticbt ocmatt, uno @ciis
unb Gin 9utss 8bt tSuncn bis prn llttn 2pr ssstbtt
Uretn.
Sitebman SHnt.
0icp,mktr q n03n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Ncuenber 2.
6. ~. st u % {,

GcbtS0utpdlt CAttorney at Law)
gtllcntauu, Sedba Co., 9Sa.,
tSat Die 1mtsftube bes uerftorbenen ga.
mueI &unt bsscsen. unb iif bereit isbes inn
anpertraute @sfddft BON ciefem uno ben ans
srenjcnben Gaunties prompt Su beoienen.
8rfsrenisn.-ddhte. s. SJ pcrisr, Gaiien.
ga. grrf. g. SrSuisaf. Cambridge, EalE adbit.
SH. Sent SlesWcrt.
OC5-Gr ssrtIsbt audi Ole osuifbc Grrahs ardntIid.
uno fam fel5litb in eerfltsu gdprNbsn ~erterb Hno
Rath crtbeilsn. s hHA "a
Gspteeer 4. B nl3De
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
SttcEtr &c.

Morkrirkf aue perfonen bic iib
1'WSVtsul' nod f6uIos miscn an
Die unterSei6netsn, fur Iinssr ais 8 MO'
ndten. fino erfu6t tbne 3situerIuit ansuru.
fen nno Gldtieteit Su MAIDEN, spenn fie Iih
llntcfeu erfparen wOIIsn.
asret, 9ern HuS 60.
October 10. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16

boutcu ittinTnsn SHrbnbous, 10 uup Gin bol6tr SuG
in Srcnt nit 2 p0or Sttntn riu9crihttt. fir Souf:
manns: uno &uuosu:Nrteit 81 n,atbin, uno bintinGd
9Eofir9upalt uno 9aum fir ncd paur ettlncn Gin;
9ertttt ;u Wtroin. Oabt tsnect fltb outb un9cfSbr
en adtr @runo. pcrouf cine 9rcgs Sdeur uuo Stols
lun9 crrittt it, Iis Nadbli miro hurdb cen nitfit:
fbtubcn ttnm esCha Strrbm bctricttn, bat cine ouss
9sccbute 8unbiboft uno ibrt Gage ttrttti9 t in Die
9iSibcu Der srlfsn Gid9lsn acitilIt su p:resu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16
Oisfen SSeg! Oiefsn @eg!
@rpess Sausn in &roden .0Baarsn In penr
Seiis2JOrf GtObr!
eGtsnbsr 81, ls4S
5isr fnb mir wisbtr nit sinsm sra6ern unb
sIdnSsncsrn Scrratb pcn

weIbsr je eem suten BcIfe uen d1sntaun
uno Der umsseenc onsebeten wurcs. Die
Wabrbsit pon ciefem f6nnsn mir iebsr per.
fcn bemeisen, Die anrufen nia.
Cine ancere @abrbeit bebaupten mir,
ras mir 70 niscris als Die Ydsbrisfen, 70
wcbIfeil aIs bic WpbIieilffsn, unb 70 gut ais
rie Beifsn petfaufen-welhrs nit unferm
frubsrn Moto ibsrsiniimmt.
"Grpes 0erfdufe umb flsiue asrOiits:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-16

Oct. S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-29
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1913.
The Charleston Line of Steamsh,ps-P rovidentiaI
Escape--BaNner Presentations, &C., &c.
The Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam Navige-
ton Company have contracted with Messrs.
Vaughan Il Lynn, of Kensington, for the build-
ing OF the first steamship of their line, to ply be-
tween this city and Charleston. This will make
the third boat to embark In that trade In the
spring.
While the Taylor men of the lower section of
Southwark were firing salute, yesterday after
noon, the small cannon they were using exploded.
and fragment was thrown several hundred feet,
through the window of dwelling house, falling
INTO a cradle, where a child was asleep, which
fortunately escaped injury. A female was, mo-
ment before, sitting at the window
A splendid banner has been prepared for the
Rough and Ready Club of this city, which will
be presented to their brethren of Lancaster coun.
y, as reward for the large majority gwen at the
Presidential election.
The North american firew orks came off last
evening, at Penn Square, and was extremely Gre
ditable to the proprietOrs and the artist who manu.
featured the various designs.
The Italian Opera re-opens on Tuesday evening,
with "Linda dl Chamounlx," in which the La
bordes are to appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-29
RECEIPTS OF Produce AT TIDE WATER.

One more week Of navigation will give US as long
period as We had last year. Since the date Of the
above returns another week has elapsed and If the
cepts for that week large for the pre-
vious the deficiency will be much smaller than antici-
pated early In the The receipts Of -four this
year will exceed three millions of barrels and Of wheat
and the amount will be about three millions of
bushels each. When take into consideration the
state Of prices and the foreign demand this year.
pared with the previous two the receipts have been
surprisingly large The Western country must still be
overlooking with the pr oducts Of the present years
crop.
The amount Of tolls received on all the New York
State canals in each Of the following years. during the
third week in November and the totals up the 2d
of November was "A annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-29

FisH-The demand for Mass mackerel continues
fair and market very Arm We notice sales Of 500 bar
81 s7K a S. Dry Cod move along slowly at 50 Is
FREIcHT.- 600 bbl: -four were engaged for Liver
bulk, were engaged at cts. Cotton to Havre was
engaged at go and pimento to Antwerp at 40.
FRUIrWe notice sales of Malaga rsisins, in lots at
81 IS 75c 42hc. and 25 barrels Pecan nuts at 81
The peanuts noticed yesterday African should have
been new southern which also sold to-day to the ex-
tent Of 400 bushels at 81 81 12K By auction there
were sales Of $50 cases Bordeaux in fancy
toons, at S1 OK cts SO do In glass jars at 1ls cts.
500 half kegs white grapes out of order at 81 81 1o
and 20 cases brandy cherries at So rs q 81.
HAY.-The market was quiet at 40 45c.
JuJunn PAsTE.-5o cases changed hands by public
Gale at 14c. cash.
LEArHER.-The receipts considerably on the in
crease, whilst corresponding one exists amongst
buyers thereby keeping the stock hand at mode
rate point In light hemlock sole, there has been an
advance Of q cent pound, and about q half cent q
pound in middling and weights Since the last
Ioes sole at i5 s mddiins iSo
1sh 1919, good damaged ll1l 1910, and poor da-
mayed at s 40 cts
terdy there 500 barrels spirits of turpentine at
81 cts. cash.
10000 barrels sperm have been disposed of at 81 o.
81 05 and parcels here at ST. o. American lin
seed continues steady, while English, in consequence
Of some recent arrivals, has declined and even at
reduction Of 10 gallon moves off very slowly The
transactions Of the day 500 gallons American in
barrels at IS 81 Sts and do 1000 E2ish at So
made, including mess at S12 co. and prime at 50 %.
LsrdSalss Of 100 tsrces old were made at 10. Beef
Sales Of 200 barrels made At $40 for and at
SO prime 40 so barrels beef hams were sold lat
S13 Cheese was lower and sales in casks making
at exc There was no change in butter Slaughtered
hogs frmer, and selling at &c.
REAL EsrArE.-House and lot 1872 Rivington street
17x7s 81 200; do. 1925 do size. $685. do 134
do. 22x7s, $4,000; de-. 142 22x75 s3 800; do 144 do
same size, $aS25; do. 144z do 17x75, $685. do l4s
do, came size, $4,l75
The marke. for this staple is scarcely so arm
and about 100 casks disposed Of at reduction Of
1-16c i6s.
We notice further sales Of 400 bushels rough
fax. at 81 90
SUGAR continues extremely dull aud the sales of the
past day two have been extremely limited including
$50 hogsheads Cuba Muecova ado at l. 16c 31c and
100 boxes brown Havana at $40. usual time.
TALLow has moved to the extent of 10000 lbs, at
$40 Skc
WHALEBoNE.--There has been eales Of 80 900 lbs.
South Sea and North west, at 25c. a z6c.
WHmKEY.-Sales of drudge we're made ut axe
interest added, and at 25c. on time without interest
lin Pennsylvania barrels) 100 barrels state, with 40
do Ohio, were reported sold at 24c. 24lac.
WrNFs-We notice sales, by auction, of $50 baskets
Champagne rough and ready brands, ut So SO So;
500 do Russian Eagle (quarts at 81 81 49, and 100
do (pints) at 81 371s q 81 So all four months.
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much fear If the goods come here the duties must
be paid and while the government is receiving from
customs an immense revenue, some OF our most vital
and important interests will be rapidly ruined The
general government should have other objects in view
in the formation of tariff but solely revenue, In
seeking after the shsdow it may lose the substances,
and find 1t impossible to collect revenue from the
inability of the country to pay for suioien Mt guam.
tty Of foreign merchandise to give the ncoms
to the public treasury
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BALTIMORE, Nov %, 1913.
Frsf ice OF the Season Colonel Taylor and the
Office Seekers Madam Bishop, &c.
lie first real Ice Of the season is to be found in
our cutters and wash basins this morning. nearly
an eighth of an inch In thickness
Since it has been officially ascertained that Ge-
neral Taylor is elect ed, his brother, Col Taylor.
who has been stationed for year past IN Balti
more, has been the object of the most fuIsome and
officous attention by the band of office seekers in
our city. If he goes to the theatre, the box in
which he sits Is crowded to overflow, and il he
should drink all the bottles of wine for which invi-
tatlons are rendered, he would, indeed, be in bad
way. If he walks in the street, you will observe
bevy OF office seekers striking bee line for him
but he Is too old bird to be caught with chat,
and Ready to be. few evenings since,
a party of office seekers from Baltimore,
and other sections OF the State, whose claims did
not conflict with each other, assembled at the
Relay House, to congratulate each other their
prospects; but the object of each and all was to
secure the friendship OF Colonel Taylor, who was
an invited guest. The Colonel, of course, laughs
In his sleeve at the efforts OF these gentlemen,
and being silent, thoughtful, man, is close OBJ
server OF private character. of all things he de-
tests professional Office seeker, and il General
Taylor should ask his advice relative to the
officers of Baltimore, feel satisfied that he will
recommend those tor appointment who have
sought his acquaintance without thought of
ottce rather than these stand ard applicants under
all wing administrations.
Madame Bishop had good, but not crowded,
house last night. II she had good opera COM
pany with her, she would draw we'll
Booth Is doing fine business at the Museum.
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