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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

TOOrH DRAwINC SUPERsEDED-Th. 10 A. ege q M
prOvement. II i longer necessary wrench the sen
nr tooth socket The contrary the unniy mem
Der can be rendered srrYcahe and preserved even y 90
age BY worry simple process. Dr.. EDwARD RISE - Nuf
ray-s has prepared metallic substance which, on beng nj
frOluced into the Orhce u tooth when so stale sdap'
sef The shape Of the cavity adheres the interior su
face. and hardening, becomes, ~crr pan of me ot'
tse equally solid, and perhaps even more ndesrigl,e
We recommend all u DO desire 20 render sous teeth u io
i'm q. fsunday Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

y The Court OF Inquiry assembled at Frete-
mex on the 2ls, and heard Gen Pillow sum up on HI
defence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

INVITATION TO GEN. Sc0rr.-The Fr'3eueS
Md Elsmiasf notice. the arrival Of leputaton rom
Richmond Va at that city 10 request visit from Gen
scott The gentlemen composing H. among whom
wsre the Editor. Of the Rielu0ld Bhig I.n,s and
Soliie4 Ln,rgry Manage were received ~ Gen.
Scott Qutman shields Towson. and other officers At
the City Hotel In reply 70 the invitation Gen scott
stated that De should visit Richmond but could "a ,si
appoin, no TINT. and desired no publ, display.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

VExrIlrIOS AsD CLEayLISEss-ln the bot
weather Of our summer months an absolute essential
or health and vig0r perfect cleanliness not only OF
the person but Of the residence tie streets and vsry
where that our citizens 20 A fruitful source Of 20
.s1li from which 30 many dis daily and run u ID.
Summer watering PLACES for rsss the smost total ssk
y ncedful buttons and purfcs,ions our word iOr a.
. clesniy healthy person rarely j. sac;ed by the COM
mon siugs OF thoss who. d.sdanins useful and nVig
Grating labor leave al 70 the servant-Which individual
member Of our society oTerrdden he often A gives
duty the soby and following the example Of his supe
ri0rs wastes valuable time Ia worthless frivoities.
A a. instance Of the sects Of the system Of things
W. have alluded to Jet any wake up, possible in
time 70 sec The sun rse Of pleasant bland morning,
and taking lively walk before breskfas,ng et him re-
turn 70 the house whence he came and Il he doe,
not perceive the instant u reentrance. unpieas
ant and even offensive evidence Of the bad ventilation
and worse care Tor rather no Al all Of our City
houses These stubborn facts and al the splenior
Of rosewood and mahogany All rot conceal them. Il
they must continue without correction loo. cut for
some epidemic. The changea5le and .howsry strnos
phcre. too, Will not retard u progress when once
among us.
By the way Messrs. Aldermen. where Is that Street
Cleaning contract system Just brought up and passed
| be thoroughly and regularly slssnssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

y Col BLACK is the Loco Foco candidate for
Congress in the Pittsburgh PA District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23
To Correspondents

- INDEBTED Yo al Bos,os s.C'g.
Ess,sr, for Boston paper, .dv,ne- of III. nal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

KrwrrrrY CnoPs.-It IS feared that the Hemp
.- in Northern Kentucky will be seriously diminish
ed by the drought prevailing there. From the cause The
Oats crop IN many sections viii also be very short -
Tie Wheatcr0p vii be unusually good. Tbs Iooacco
crop VIII - very small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

GEyrpu srssioSs.--Jamcs Ray was placed
az a, bar charged with stealing ten sovere-ns and I've
lat .overeicu- from Patrick Cammony ou the Ssh OF
Nly h.t tappcar-I on evidence that the complain
nr with hs VIE and tle prisoner came over iU the
.i. vessel and boarded In fhc house OF Mr Hea.h n
Gr.cuv cilst As part of the stolen property we
1und on tbe person of tho prisoner tne jury found
him guilty The Court adjourned until idis day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

poLIcg-AIarraret Stag sn old offender, was
brou ht before Justice Atvuter yesterday charge
of being an haltaa. drlnkmi. She was sentenced TO
tue County Jail for six months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

The Naval Appropriation bHl having undergone
some amendments, p. tie instance %. NJ NiNToN'
uassed Tire House to-day viii meet with the
.snv au3 favorable consideration % the senate,
aud PASS i4.1 a law 60 ihc ratification o. Tie
man, who's. u-satishci claims have been waning
II. psssa-e ior aai tmcnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-23

L>sAvf.-The friends %. labela Holt. who wss
found on Wednesday wandering ia the streets IN n
.tate # mental derangcmenr claimed her yesterday
She j. from Ne-tchc-t-r County, aud is stated % be
Quit. wealthy and tie wife OF British officer
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20
WEEKLY COMMERCI JOURNAL.

Sac cts per h. cash. l60 hhds Shoulders in lots at
~; and several parcels Sides at A and cts, the
latter for prime article. The foregoing comprise
good merchantable qualities.
Lard.-Although the transactions have been mode
rate, comprising 100 brls at g. and about 500
kegs at a7a cts, the latter for Leaf there appears
to be better enquiry, and some holders are hrmer,
| and demand a higher price than we have quoted.
Btttter,-There is little or vet coming for
ward and the market continues bare except for city
re packed.
RICE-In moderate demand is without change in
price, but selling wanted at 35Od 1915 per 100
lbs, mos
SEEDS.-The market is pretty well over for Clo-
and Timothy, and but little enquiry making for
either
SPIRITs.-N. f. Rum cannot be quoted over 81
cts. Whiskey, which was selling at 23a235 cts. early
in the week, but dull has given way, and yesterday
sold at 225 cts. in brls. and - in hhds.
SUGARS.-The market is dull and prices about
! ct. per h. lower for most descriptions New Or
leans may be quoted 25a4s cts. per h., as the
tremes; Cuba, 35a5; Porto Rico, 32a5!, mos. By
auction Tuesday, of 27l hhds Porto Rico, cargo
of rig Frcightcr, offered, 1879 sold at 95d 5.35;
40 brs. do 4.75a $3.50. Also, cargo of brig Susan
comprising l20 hhds. Cuba, 4.30a 49, and SO tres
at the latter. At same time, SO hhds. New Orleans
81 s. 80; and 65 tres do. Clarified, both common
3.55a s. 40 per 100 lbs, all 4 mos. Arrived this
week from foreign ports l66 hhds and 202 brls
TOBACCO.-The market has been extremely
dull this week; and the few transactions that have
taken place, not of sufficient Importance TO note
| a
impaired There are only two ships, we understand,
at present taking in for Europe, of which is for
Rotterdam, and nearly full and the other for Bremen
lin reference to the crop of Tobacco TO be- or which
perhaps is already, pitched, we learn that in Ohio
planters, (and we think wiselyO have or will con-
fine themselves to limited breadth of land and in
Mary land, and particularly some sections OF the To-
bacco region, if large crop is pitched, such is the
havoc usually committed by the worms, as to render
it quite probable that not even average crop can
be realized The course of events in Europe, by last
accounts, farther strengthen the opinion which we
expressed by intimation last week. Of planters put
ting more Grain into the ground and planting less
Tobacco; for perceive that the Baltic is already
blockaded, and Grain therefore reach the con
suming markets from that quarter until the blockade
is raised, and matters may then be left in no better
condition The Grain grower on this side will profit
and the Tobacco planter lose by such state of
things.l Inspected this week: Maryland, 243 hhds;
Ohio 2S2 do; Kentucky, total, $40 hhds The
exports to foreign ports within the time have
been only hhds.-and the exports of Mary land and
Ohio European ports since Jan. to 18th inst, in
cIusiyp, have been as follow:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

Our Flag PopocatepH The American flag
has been uniured to the breeze the highest pin
nacle of the North American Continent, and the glo-
rious stars and stripes have waved in trumphal folds
over the eternal SHOWS of the Smoking mountain -
Six Of the party which reported, flew days since,
as having failed to ascend Popocatepe, remained in
camp two three days after the first unsuccessful eff
fort, to await more favorable day for the enterprise;
they were soon graticd and again made the attempt,
which entirely successful, and the party arrived
at the highest peak, overlooking the great crater,
without accident. Here the flag of the United States
was raised at an elevation Of than three miles
and quarter above the level of the ocean, and the
party enjoyed aprospect of unsurpassed magnifcence
and sublimty. The six persons composing the party
were Lieut. Stone, Ordnance; Licuts. Buckner and
Kirkham, 9th Infantry; Lieut.. Anderson, I'd Dra-
goons; Lieut.. Bomord, oth Infantry and Mr. Bagley,
English gentleman of this city.
Thus has the American flag waved. not only over
point of the land of the Aztecs american Star,
(1Ierico,) 18th alt.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

ton so momentons. He reminded them that they
had but lately brought long and arduous struggle
for commercial reform TO a successful termination,
and that if they should now resolve to commence a
agitation, they must make up their minds to 90
through with II. The result Of the conference was
unanimous expression of opinion that the recent
contemptuous conduct of the House Of Commons call
ed loudly for reform i'll its constitution, and that
the best way obtain such reform was by a union
OF the middle and working classes in favor of
tension of the suffrage to hou,ehodcrs. With view
to ascertain the opinions Of the principal supporters
/ OF the Anti Corn Law League, IT resolved to
address the following circular 10 them:
as, Newal's Buildings, MANCHESTER, April %, 1913.
DeGr SRA number OF gentlemen have met here
to-day to consider what steps should be- taken to pro-
mote cordial union Of all classes Of rcformers in
favor of all Improvement in our system Of parliament
airy representation. They feel that increasing public
expenditure and increasing taxation causes OF the
deepest anxiety and they doubt the possibility OF any
permanent remedy being applied while the tax-pay-
are, for the most part excluded from direct lniu
ence in Parliament.
81 have been requested TO address this circular to
you to ascertain how far You think the extension Of
the franchise to all houSehOderS, with the protection
of the ballot the equal distribution Of the cleo
tnral power by of electoral DISTRICTS and the
shortening of the duration Of Paraments to period
not exceeding three gears, would afford system OF
representation such as the middle classes now par
TALLY enfranchised would generally acquiesce in, and
which the uncnfranchiscd classes would accept as a
substantial admission to their legitimate place in the
! Constitution.
81 shall be glad also to know whether you think
that, at the present time, movement is desirable in
favor of the changes have indicated, and if you
disposed to cooperate with the Association founded
for the purpose of promoting them. shall be glad
also 10 know what-so far you have ascertained-
is the prevailing feeling Of the inhabitants Of your
town or district on the subjects to which have re-
ferrcd.
'"The replies to this circular will not be published,
and will thank you to favor me with an answer at
your earliest convenience.
am, dear sir, faithfully yours"
1t will be seen that four points here named are the
same those advocated by the men of Birmingham,
and also at the ward meetings held in this town.
From all we can learn, the middle class reformcrs
are almost universally in favor of these four
ures, and we understand that the sensible por
tion of the working classes also willing TO unite
in carrying them, believing, as they must do that
with Household Suffrage the great majority Of their
number would at once be admitted within the pale
| of the Constitution Manchester Examiner.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20
TIE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page: the following presents the only new feature
during three days subsequent to those datcs-
At Boston: Very little alteration had taken place
in any article of trades and Brcadstufs in particular
remained without any change, Corn ranging from 40
to 90 cts for Southern white and 56d5S for yellow.
Pork in good demand, had advanced 50a15 cts. per
bril- 1900 brs. Prime having sold at s. 50n So, cash;
Ga SO 50, mos; and Mess at lO.50G 81 mos.
Lard was without change. Box Sugars, with in
creased receipts, were in fair demand.
At Neg York: Cotton market not affected by
steamers news.-Turkey Opium sold at So 80, and
No | Castor Oil at I.67a S l70.-Westcrn Flour,
with free receipts, had further declined and sold at
5S7 "a S 6 for Ohio State, &C., and 6.l2E s rs for
Gencscc. Southern remained pretty steady at 6.25a
S6.375 Wheat pretty firm, white Gencsee having
sold at Troy) at $l.40. Corn had further slightly
improved, Southern selling at 535a55 cts, measure
and sc ass, wcight.-Sales of 1000 Buenos Ayres
Hides at cts, less 4a5 per CT, and Barcelona at T.
less per ct both for cash.-Moasses in less demand
and prices looking down.-Spirits Turpentne selling
at 32a35 cts cash and tme.-W hale Oil had sold ut
80 cts for export Olive in csks l.0Sa s 10, mos,
and 5000 bsks. Marseilles sold previous to arrival
at 50, 1 mos, since held higher.-Ohio Pork dull
and down again rs cts. per bril- on Prime, 400 brls
having sold at $685.. Picked Meats were scarce
and in fair request; but purchasers were operating
cautiously, a there good supply on the way.
Cut Meats in dry salt wanted at improving prices
Domestic Whiskey had further declined TO q cts per
gallon.-The market for Muscovado Sugars continued
depressed, and prime qualities were lower.
At Philadelphia: The market was inanimate and
the sales of Flour limited extent at 5S i for
common standard brands. Rye Flour continued firm
at ST per brl. The last sale Of Corn Meal was at
- 49, for Penna. Wheat was in moderate demand,
with small sales at 3Sd 40 for fair to prime reds,
and q | As for white per bushel No recent receipts
sales of Rye. Corn again in good demand, and
Southern yellow sold at SO cts.-In Oats no change.
Whiskey was steady at y and 20 cts IN hhds and
| brs.
At New Orleans: There was a good demand for
Cotton the 9th inst and the sales summed up aooo
steady at AZ to cts. for mddling and o. to 81 for
good middng. -Sales of 200 hhds. Sugar at 25a4,
| and $50 brs. Molasscs at Halo cts.-No change IN
Flour.-Corn had advanced sales OF 5000 bushels
white and yellow at 3d. 1900 sacks at ~ to 81 and
2300 sacks white and yellow at 80 cts per bushel'
Oats in bulk sold at 81 cts lot OF 600 bris Kiln
dried Corn Meal in store brought LBS per brl'-
No alteration in Provisions. Sales OF 900 bris Mess
Pork at s.37I to $3.50; also $50 boxes short Mid
dies for England at a cts. per h.. Bacon Sides
cts, and p cts. per h. for the best shoulders-No,
thing done in Lard.-Of Lead 1000 pigs hard Lower
| Mines taken at $3.50 per 100 lbs.-a decline.-A
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20
AMERICAN WOOLIENS

4 Heavy lSacrifce.-Thc Ncwburyport Herald
says:-'One of the New York auctionccrs sold last
week 5000 pieces Of woollcn cloths, in 600 lots of
ten pieces each, in three hours The proceeds of the
sale amount 10 100000 The goods probably cost
the three mills TO which they belonged $3.50, 900,
perhaps much more. They were all manufactured
within the last three months.'
This with other like sales was made to drive out
the foreign cloths which have flooded our markets
under the Polk Tariff. 1t is but temporary cxpe-
dent: it would cost too much to keep it up. If the
disturbed condition of Europe does not cripple her
energies for a time, the Americans must necessarily
cheaper their manufactures They cannot do it on
the capital, for that is sunk in brick mortar and ma
chncry; they must do it on the raw material and
labor.-W DOL fell from to cents last week in
Boston; our young and women are not going TO
the factories usual. We repeat, there is a spcck
of hope in Europe, otherwise Vermont will this year
reap bitter fruits from the Polk Tarif.-Montpe.ie
Wutchman.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

The Tobacco Crop.-The Upper Marlboro Gazette
Of the the 10Th inst, treating the subject of Tobac
co, says
In al the crop of Tobacco it is proved and admit
ted on all hands, was very small one. Many plan
tiers abandoned its culture entirely and doing So some
OF them disposed of part of their slaves; and now
IT they would again return to their former system of
large cropping, unable TO do so-others see no in
ducement to make large crop this year, and de-
for full crop. Added TO the inability and want of
disposition to make large CROP it is fact that for
several years past the great increase of the tobacco
worm has rendered it one of the prccarious crops
raised In some instances have konwn whole
fields Of tobacco 10 be almost literally DESTROYED by
them. So that no "calcuation'' can be nade-or
even the most experienced Yankee ''guess' what
what will be the fate Of the crop Of lS4s.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

Day Line 10 Boston.-Thc travel on the New Ha-
ven route has increased so much that an Express is
arriving in each place at p. NJ. The Springfield
Republican speaks ofthe arrangement as follows:
After next Monday, Hast Monday the New y ork
steamboat train for Boston will leave here at quar-
ter past 3 and, without stopping at the way station,
make the trip to Boston in three hours and half 1t
will consequently arrive there before 6, thus making
the time from New York to Boston, including all stop
pages less than II hours. Going the other way, pas
sengcrS dine on board the boat and consequently the
trip is made from half to three quarters of an hour
sooner.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

Business on the Baltimore end SusquehdnnG Rail
road.We are pleased to learn that the earnings Of
this Road have been such as to enable the Company
TO make another payment to the Treasurer of the
State, the President, Mr.. McGraw, having transmit
ted him $4,000 on Tuesday, making 100000 since
LIST Dec.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

On Thursday evening a number Of gentlemen. in
GLIDING Richard Golden, Esq, NJ p. John Bright,
Esq, NJ. p, James Kershaw, Esq, M p, Messrs.
John Brooks, Geo. Wilson, Thomas Wooley, Peter
Seville, William Morris, Thomas Bright, William
Bickham, Joseph Simpson, p. Thompson, W.P. Gun
ningham, Henry Rawson, Samuel Lees, and the
whole of those men whom the Guardian once termed
"the energetic staff Of the League" held meeting
in Manchester to consider the formation Of League
for the protection of political reform
The Chairman of the late Anti Corn Law League
warncd the meeting not decide rashly upon ques-
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20
Quantity Of Produce, lS47.
APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.

Bremen-Brm. ship Schiller.
Bricks 5000, Schaer kuster; mdze III bxs,
Fischer s. Co; csks bx, Brauns & Focke; IL
cases, Stellman & Rippelmeyer; bxs, C H Eisen-
brandt l bale, II w Mallinckrodt; bxs, Mein-
exc; csks, G s N Popplcin, jr; Is bxs, Spilker &
Albert; chst, Pennington bales, Hack & Klaun-
burg; II bxs, 4 csks, II Thierman; l bx, linen rs
ps, Uhrlaub; mdze Is cases bxs, order.
Rio Jdneiro-Dan. ship PoilIr.
Coffee 256 bags, order; llS9, rosewood ~ ps horns
4O49, r C Wright s. Co; coffee SO bags b Buck 6
Son; a do, Reynolds & Smith.
Rio Grdnde-Brig Gen. Pinckney.
Hides 80 8, shin bones 3O,O55, Rogers & Co;
hair 10 bales, order.
81. Mrtins-Brig Justina
Sugar 90 brls, salt 5000 bushels, NJ Banded.
Cnmpeachy-Bark Idrquin.
Logwood 5000 qtls order.
Ponce, Up. R.)-Sch dustin.
Sugar l66 hhds $50 brls, molasses Is hhds, w w
Spence & Co.
Matan zas-Sch Gen. Taylor
Molasscs IFS hhds tres, Hooper Sons; fruit
small quantity, order.
COASTWISE.
Boston-Brig Suua.
Ginger 100 bags castana nuts 100 do, Garland &
Cunningham; nutmegs csk, lowering & Co; plaster
90 tons, Weld & Seaver; mdze 500 pkgs, sundry
persons.
Boston-Brig Boston.
Salt $50 sacks, 7 r Matthews & Co; rum so brs,
wine IL do, order; mdze 300 pkgs, sundry persons.
BoSton-Bffg EdtcdTd
Plaster As tons, order.
Ne,c York-Brig adelaide.
Lignumvite 90 tons. hay 2l5 bales, order.
Netc York-Brig Gen. Scott.
Ballast. Hay Ill bdls, order.
Netr York-Sch Maria
Wine 90 bxs, L Thomson & CO.. stearine | csk,
Clark & Kellogg iron ll2S bars $50 bdls, oil pipes
10 csks rye 600 bushels railroad iron 20 tons, mdze
lS0 pkgs, order; cheese 1870 bxs, + H jerks
Neto York-Sch Josephine.
Crockery ware cases, w Wilson s. Sons; sugar
8 bxs, S Hurlbut; Manila rope % coils, Hooper &
Chesebrough; congress water 25 bxs, Barnum s. Co;
copper bolts lS7, sugar $50 brls tea so pkgs, mdze
2l0 do, order.
Charleston-Brig Argus
Oznaburgs % bales, Wyman, Appleton & Co..
feathers 10 bags, Wilson < Burns; rice SO csks, T
r Matthews & Co; so do, beef 30 brs, cotton AZ
bales, yarn "a do, mdze 55 pkgs, sundry persons.
Galueston, (Isr.)-Brig arabian.
Cotton 246 bales, old copper lot Caduc.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

Public Document. We thank the Hon. J. A
PEARGE, U. S. Senator of this state, for valuable
public document.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

The following is a Parliamentary return Of the
extent Of land in Ireland under various crops and Of
the estimated produce for the year lS47 The par
ticuars collected by the county constabuldry
and it forms, believe the first return Of the kind
ever laid before the Legislature:-.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

lot of 100 brls prime city rendered Tallow brought
Il cts. per lb.-In Frcights an American ship had
been taken for Glasgow at 9-l6d. for Cotton, and
one for Liverpool at 40s for Tobacco and 9-lod Tor
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20
Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing office
of this paper, n. w. corner of Baltimore and Ho-
day streets, Cup stairs,) to-day by O'Clock, at e.
cts. single, or > cts each, for copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

EXCHANGE.-Th have been very few trans
actions in any description, but chiefly in Bills on
Bremen and the highest reported 81 cts per
Rix Dollar. The following nominally the current
rates for all Foreign of the week:
Bills on London Estcrg 60 days. l0al per ct. prem
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20
ADAMS IL STEVENSON.

ADAMS e. STEVENSON.
LEXINGTON ST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE,
DEG leave to call the attention of Families to
LID their Stock ofSUGAR CURED HAMS, which
ready for sale. and W i'll be found superior
article for the table Of the connoisseur Persons de-
sirous OF having good BOcon throughout the summer,
can now secure any quantity. and have il kept in
good order until wanted for use. They also offer for
sale, in quantities TO suit, HAMS, SIDES, SHOUL-
DERS, Smoked Beef NGUEs, Mess PORK and
SAUSAGE CASTINGS. MARI