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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
ENGLAND.


The weather continues Wet and COLI and GREAT ,s-,n
Ior Tie crops exists. IA 10 lie unfavoIatencss f
The weather. the Potato Rot Is said 10 have made liz M
--""@ al "v"r the kingdom. These causes have tad
tendency 'o enhance the price q ByeadstLf, IN The lea
ding markets.
ne Chaists a.e again making hostile lcnu ns;.a ms
III various Parts If Gr-a Britain
FRANCE
Paris was sill dtca ed in sale e s:ern
Seventeen hundred more persons have been i;,nd gu
~ q participation n the lae revolt and no thousand II
those already IN custody had been liberated
Mde Lam rne has utima,cd to the electors of Macon
Chs constituents )hs desire retire lro. their srylce
III the National Assembly
Tie greatest ANXIETY prevails ia Paris concerning tie
cyl lehcr gwen beiJTe the Ccnn sud II Inquiry mo the
'"rleSp Of The ate terrible outbreak in he civ The
'eF'dent having been ordered be printed " lie =,
rnidy Is Ao" = The hands t the printer and will h.
Speeu"y published ior the ii lie Ass, nbly N
portion o. he testimony bere The Commission hayip
% en- suppressed II is presumed tia devr!openens
Will be made hence he anxiety aEonu all 9 assas IN
get psseSslno IT, The dcba'e The Iatlpr is SET down
scr Monda The 2tst. when tile Chamber Of the National
Assembly VIII Is he theatre inetse interest ard cs
C tenens
General Cavagnsc' policy Of ~ imle vcnli,n in the
Ali1rs OF Italy gives mach eiance Tie warIike spirit
u dhtfahd creates numerous enemies ulh. Dr. Sc al
mi,s'ralion ofafairs; but il Is hope! and e,,J It'll
me sober sec nd thou .ht" Of The aalon viii ai,stsIy
applaud mat Inc u pocy which has tendency 10 pre
gent general European N@r.
1htre had been another rious fol at !.r,ns, which
was qnelled by The military. and e rpe leaders III, been
arrested ne Hot IS said Mt t. have originated from
political caus,s
ITALY
Charles Niber having evaculleI arly Austria a
gain asserts her authority
Gen. Nalier. al the head Of division Of tie Ans
iran amy, enred the Papa tomlnions and occupied
Frrera.
The Pope was jnsy ncensed at the invasion. and
aaiiie had been fought, in which the Austrians we,e
.yuIsed
The SCHLESNIG EOLSTFIN
The German Duchies have renewed hos ilites though
40 battle has as Yet ensntd wiki tie Dimes Tile Block
ade was 10 commence on The 9TH u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

LATEST EUROPEAN IATE LiIGENCEry
The STEAMSHIP
"NIAG3RA
ARREST CT MR.. MEAGHER
AND OriiER CONFEDERATES -
PARIS 1RANQUIL-RIOTI IN LYONS,
The -lusi'ins W,,Sted IN an Engagement 9Th TIE Pa
pal Traps
.H1TL Rial .fDT,iNCE ~ BRE.4DSTE-rFS
LVE.NGLLN'D
DECLINE ~ COTTON
Baltimore, Sep. !. y P. VI.
We advised YOU last evening r tie arrival Of the
S,eanl Up NaGar Al New York win daits fI,m Liver
,-ni Ia the l9h AuLust. The following aditiuaai IN
tel-ence has js cong hand ana We hasten 10 send
To YOU
COMMERCIAL.
DfedstufS- Large business Tor 1r+. ~, II,
done N the Liverpool markets and il llos III ds,
uun@ prices had advanced
Nheat-Ne note an a!gance of III III ~ 70 r.,
III " heat Red ; 2iaS 6d white 8 8..q.
FrrT-has likewise advanced Ii J I siy ,ence
Per. VII orer III" Irce, current 81 lie szr,,r nj
tie last steamer Canal Flor is qlo,ed at 32s 32s
Corn ba, likewise parfci aed IN The o ncr. advaac.
~ bread7'us. Sales have been made fir Iceland n
80, 10 32s o.
Corn Meal iSqnoad at is 70 l5s6I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

JOHN f. IIAMTRAMC
Al,ssrs Butcher, Washington, Davenport. Be N ,ua
Opic-CommItiee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
TIE LTNCHBCR G VIRGINIiN
FOR PRESfDENr,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
SANI.. MERCER.

Commander L. :. N.vv.
| - PnIl,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

1ia a,irs Of Ialy important in hrmselyes, are don
'iy p from lis necessary carrcAion viii The
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22
NEW STREET.

The main street Of our village, running in
front OF the Court House, is being continued
in straight direction, at it's southern extre-
nifty, through the land of ar. II. DI.cLE,
and will be extended in the same manner to
the road running crosswise to pocotaligo-
When completed, this will be convenience
to travellers in that direction, lespening the
distance about mile, and an improvement to
the appearance and approach in that quarter
OF the village. 1t is proposed to erect tene-
ments on the new street. The same is also
intended at the northern and northeastern
extremties of the village, as there is some
demand for dwellings.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22
RAYMOND g. Co.'S, AIENAGERIE.

The'lS.h was the most -disagreeable day
which has visited US for n long time, a heavy,
cold and chilling rain prevailing the whole
day as we'll as the previous night Notwith-
standing this unpleasant state Of the weather,
the menageric entered the village, and was
open at the appointed hour. The tent was
throEged; for many were induced to be pre-
scntb desire to see Mr., Shaffer drive a
lion, and Mrs. Shaffer enter the don of the
wild beasts and exhibit hor supremacy over
them. These things were done, to The aston
isment Of some and the fear of others. The
public, however. were disappointed in the
small number Of the beasts exhibited and in
finding That tho boasted boa constructor was
not more than some 12 or Is feet in length.
This latter circumstance was probably owing
to tho coolness of tho weather, which very
much contracted the length of the reptile A
length Of some 90 feet was the least expected.
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"a FRIENDLY CAUTION.

We deem it our duty to caution the villa
gers in regard to leaving Instructions to free
passage in the street and on the side walk.
On the dark, cold and rainy night of the
18th, gentleman of tho village, while walk
ing quickly, was thrown over by striking
against a cotton bale left lying on the side
walk His cap and umbrella flew in different
directions, and he wes thrown on the muddy
walk Such an occurrence is unpleasant at
any time, and exceedingly SO on such night,
"a word to the wiso is sufficient
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22
AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.
Messra. n V'Yn1TE, s. Co. sumtcryillc, s. 6
y. W. PEGuEs, Esq, Camden, s. C.
TENIPERANCE..

SIS a Public Meeting of Sumter Division No.
Y, Sons Of Temp will be held at the
Methodist church in snmteryile on next
Friday Evening, at q clock, at which time
and place, the beautiful Bible, 50 generously
gotten up and rendered to said Division 10y
the Ladies Eof Sumterville, will be formally
presented BY Mr. J. rurrER, Esq, Of Charles
tot, and also rich Banner, BY Mrs. TurrER,
made with her own hands. ,..#
The Public generally, and the Ladies in
particular, arc invited TO- attend, fss.5
w. LEWIS, w. p. &
Nov. 22d, 1913. ,,ii ,5,isii
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WILMINGTON AND MANCIIEs.
TER RAILROAD.

Mr.. LIZ Fleming, principal assistant
engineer Of this road, commenced letting
out the contracts for gruding, &c. between
this villnge and Lyncl,es' Creek, on tho
l7lh inst. On the goth he informed us
That contracts had been made for The
whole of that distance. In short time
the first spadeful Of earth will bc thrown
up for the track of the road.
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HE II issiSsi sll s.
sf3 5STTf1rfl slsIa sls II ilI SsfsERs Il Sc; M lss

csnd ton :o oas gisSt a stsL
spl0 haH lsd q; est6ns With
3n Wow to its all0viat ism. Among Them, n
sEolYeutio pf Cotton E lanters llasI bean .re.s
recommended, and upon this the Augusta Con-.
stitutlenalist has sona remark ks which We deem
Worthy Of 9consid dsrations sitl that Journal
We afa bf tRs opinion the Withholding Of a
portion of the crop would have u decidedly.
beneh hcial fleet Upon prices, While it$ would
Z besa perfectly safe and profitable operation to
those engaged in it, Ve & do mo-, however,
concur 20 the full xtent in the Consultations,
Alist's opinion as to over protluction. if the
compared with that on hand twelve months
since, It will be discovered that 3riotwithstnnd.
ing the monetary and political srayulsions iii
Europe during the past year. and the conse.
l4hent derangement,i interruption Of business,
theentire crop. of the last season, tho largest;
ever known with but one exception, has been
consumed, and that there is at present four
rnonths' supply ut Liverpool, while the stocks
on the Continent are extremely light III
such has been the result under circumstances
sotunfavorable, there can be no doubt that d
ablshment Of tranquility will follow
ed by San increased demand and enhanced
prices. Even at! the present rate OF consump-
tior, we feel safe in asserting that the whole
Of the present years crop will be wanted,
and we are decidedly Of the opinion that 1t
rests altogether with the holders OF it w,heth-
cr!tbey receive five cents or seven cents per
pound, as m advance to that extent would
have nomaterial effect upon the consumption.
We again express the opinion, that if an or
ganised concert Of action among Cotton Plan
.ters cannot be effected, the suggestion of the
Constitutionalist is entitled to serious con-
sideration, and that those who can afford Il,
Withhold their crops, by doing so would Igreat-
~ benefit the planting interest generally
without mourning the slightest risk them.
selves. si isi 81, ii II - 80! ss4!!
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.Nll,I''|Il5Is.

Il he Suhscr riber wil fffars for Sale al pub
ilc Auction at his resil leatc in iidltc III lsm
ss.s IN Thursday 18th d cei. rtiie follow,
Ing siz:s Household and S X lien Furniture:
Plantation 4 IInple enenss; inc Stock, ii
Cattle, Sleep ant! legs, shS aud Hai.
isesss 'So horse lIisr is HI, iS'
or illl0 bushels of orn, lbs fodder
&c. &c. Conlii it;os,s as3
eII N AYNSyv1lRa
Il IS. ~ rfle Sale iierce Ats ItS
o'clock. Nov, 2 Il m s3
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AURORA BOREAL1S.

a brilliant Aurora Dorealis was visible
here early on the evening Of the 17th.-
Some of the weathcr-wise prophesied cold
and snow within 4s hours or little later,
and such was the result.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22
SNOW.

The morning light of the 10Th brough,
10 our notice the full Of winters feecy
blanket ofsnow, which had taken place
during tho previous night, and covered the
roofs with athickncss varying from half
inch 10 an inch. A bright sun soon eau.
sed tito disappear.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22

3 DEATH OF THE HON. A. D. SIMS.
The Hon. A. D. SINS, one Of the-lepre-
sentatves il, Congress from, this State, died
at Kingstrce on the 10th inst.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22
COTTON.

The snles Of cotton in Charleston con.
tinue IrN1ve 70 be nude at very low prices.
Those Those of the pas, week were at from SO
TO 8 So. 81: I Il. .t,ig i. .,8
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l9ilInin % and EaIlchester.
/; a all sIFs naIl ,s.s.sS

ihc ID: Stunt af D;s 81 5is4 s,s
.nt,tltied itfniestat efiieo
On tiie flrst
sbaret liay Sfs,
|s:sitt ita,p due, s,s III IFS IA.
2fi,tiaa tholld raised 10 Sin ga sy6fk
5ss bl ~ IRiAfS ms
Nov &c, 1e4s. h ssSfsi:ss
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sum,erville, So. Ca. Nov. l5. 1s4s

NARRow ESCAPE OF AN AMERICAN ARr1sr
FROM lMrRlsoEMENT IN SpA1N.--AltIourh
several OF our artists have resided at times in
Italy. and France, yet none tits believed, have.
visited SO many places in Spain as our towns-i
man, MIR. Hewin Among the many cities ii,
which he lived, while broad, may be mem
toned that OF Almeria in the province of Gre
NADIA. The fine old city is delineated among.
many others, in the grand classical panora,na,
Of the sea and shores Of the Mediterranean:
and in his description Of it Mr.. Hmchinps
mentions the circumstances n1der which the
drawings wero taken. II seems that soon AZ
ter his arrival, the artist with his portfolio in
his hand, took a walk through The town, nov,
sketching ono object,and now another. Al
length he camc 10 the principal cathedral.--,
Adniring this ancient structure, he bepal, To-
transfer its outlines to paper, and while Il, the
very act, was suddenly nccosted and arrested
by police officer in military costume. AT
first the Spaniard refused to listen to any ey.7
cnso or explanation; but finding our American
friend oftrue innkee spirit, and not at all dis;
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zsacoaa, H..ss.ss and ssatsr.

5s.Si auhsc ribcrs have Just cnivsa H idt nf
choice North Caro- I'd and count fy BanoT and
Lard; ihas cured by los. ID. ghite. All.
so. sioshen. md Mount ain Bntt tel, Gfsecse ana
ffasi, Truckers. ls.s WHITE 81 Co. &
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22

~ ia1 iEon neing alioWe 70 GEeaI ks he would
nave met tte late of most fproi Who
psn !os any cause 20 be conduct
over coriea Their
neaailll is generall ruined e lfiIeiIent,
alsli ara want Of Ssll mir and
ssS
HE AN ERIC ANS NEW .S 9;s
7. seoSy,eTs m S. q. Is, ~
81 Dublin. n sotficiaI notifi 81 ion.
was sent from the Castle his day to b. Smith
ssEl,i3risp, !: gher, 4. 1faanns,I
;apdI tatrick l,onrloh.ie that the eSfrenisI
ssh.ences p,,ssed upon them q the lat COM
a's lo tstioll
,thss asd ,..s
En- ana il. a
htesiile reiai,lilIS f.s II tl,, s. +. Il
Mr. Smith q, ,Brien WAS
EscsPE or DfILoy Trhfe frieaids .ofS 81 I'll
Dlion have Eof
ials essa Pc rom thei iPortof
iIa e yaasdne sas e gGna Ss
pre sio,s ~, M ~ ,s
yerar Ills
religions order, Ills ppsearance never d excisiss )
3'ne ne s.lg f,test a,lsRic
ibe;na akAsI ~ sTATE 3, ATE tKIsoss
s lss,is,s sSisa.ea py ne the
pfd
admitted Is Bali fba "
sprsoned Iabun e,,rs ,S,s
Saet:sSAVna Mathews Charles Traage. Patriot
n I, a. arro aIE,ss Grotty, alsh JafSes
easeI, soli salor,i Neal ra,ss
1aSssa. slsI!n supple y, alnes
& 81. ils hihssn
.ss's = Eanle picture oi
.s Tug taiisS
$500 SroP, We Inehgre gram
,isno. ;,,n s lneIil ana me
/, NJ i'la ke
s.'so " lau. 81 rdiets oi the
i, .s.... Is .s ine
I, f,,.'ol was as' more rife
1i ing OF the than Isl
low, ln2Hs I h,ye afesoI1 the brink of win.
jter. !, ~ SScarcrl n TSiay passes liz, W hicII
istaullg gers 1rca moi; oGse efycd weet tiinS fheir
yny towards Tho senpof. .s fSf Eo,ri ~
Dublin fr6Sn l,ss mis- sr,, &,
stl,rcntcns .s sis;t3 ,,,s F
= ING rsS
..'..sa. q &.
3 ~ Kis E5Ptsb BE nc.
In Franco lilo new cabinet of: G Gcneral3
CatdigDuc i,sis stlst st,iifIctl Il
on ,iie 81 mi M 81
The on 4, 81 4,
.noses IS s boiis,, . ~. ~
s.le
M .a,..s es.'ly ellszcis 70
3I,e illn,stf
purchase nItexernliioii he ilnu lienci,
5tiIta, article efrui,afed Wns " de-.
moe ratic,a lll tile cIlnmber al: ieatna ttlt,;;
ministry iiv al linaiiorti,v of q Sss3 votes.
=
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FOR TIE SUMTER nASSER.
TO HER I6LOVE.

All tho beauties of both heart and mind, 4
Gonius and truth, and kindness, all com-i
bined; IFS! .sf
Never were in more happy concert found,
Enriching all lwhere innocence abounds.
Smile on, thou beautiful and lovely ono, A.
While hearts can feel or eyes can look upon,
Hitler the footsteps Of the gay shall press:
Inspired with modest truth and loveliness,
Times choicest gifts are strewod about
thy way. {
Enticing all within thy potent sway.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22

DIE D--f1 Tho sIl Taily;Sis:e s.s
Shls g! sisence near fsila Io1sssi
sREYNoLns IN The oxeliy year 6fss Es;a5
ago. wsiss of Nj iip. sbsts ~
it1s INST and per
5eyer!lssg s. reasiui iii siiInier
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-11-22

4 Cen Pcrsiier r. Smith llas boon i, ,,.i
pointed Goyernoriof California, inpiapc OF
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isi & jss,
sssyan:ng OF lob inst sbas Ann iam.Y &,
/ lias ELlzAnETH O'ssTEg gS, d III af Sin;sisy
District q s.ss;
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sINauLAR ELEcTIoN Corn SciDsscs
The returns $of iIle recent election for
President exhibit tie remarkable coinci.I
sdence oftheltwo5 first cities Of lhs Union
Philadelphia and New Yorkr-c cassiing
a. vote varying but nine numbnr he 10.
Sinl svo.oinP Phila,ielptiia oily and county
was 53, i OF; in Jsip9 Y ork !, So, ,I5s
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s. s''UlMr'ERy i I'.iI'l I, : 8 q. j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
Markets.

BuFrALo, August 31-Receipts by canal within the
past twenty-fou hours Flour, 1000 barrels wheat
l2,20O bushels corn, $4,000 do The -four market is
brick, and sales made of 5000 barrels including
the various brands, at 81 rs. Wheat continues Arm
with light sales, at o4a96c For the demand Is
active and prices advancing; sales reach 1000 bush
at 45c. Whiskey-Sales of 100 barrels at 21c.
ALBANY, August 81 Receipts by canal within the
past twenty.fo hours :-Fleur, $500 barrels Corn
1850 bushels. Hour-Ihe market is frmer with sales
of 1900 barrels including Troy, Oswego, 60 at SIS 62
a $50. Corn-We notice sales of 1000 bushels part
mixed, at Sc 57c and balance yellow at 62sc. Oats
5000 bushels changed hands at 32c.z Wheat was
held firmly, but no sale Of moment took place
Whiskey-10O barrels sold at 2S2sc. sa5 80.
PrrrsBuRc, Aug 3l.-There is an increasing demand
fer -four, with sales of 800 to 1000 brs Western at
81 26 q 81 314. Prime samples red wheat command
75c per bush. Western lard quote at 7c, with
fair amount of sales Rye flour is selling in small
way at 81 81A. The receipts Of are small, and
the market is generally firm. 1t has been raining
here all day the depth Of water in the channel ~
feet. ,ery.- $50. ..r.-. =
PlrrsBvRG, Aug so, 1s4s-For flour there are more
buyers than sellers sales of 800 bbls, at 81 31i4
81 37 per Dbl Prime red wheat sells at 75c per bush
Sales Of prime yellow at 800. Oats 100 zoe per
bushe In provisions there activity in any arti-
Gle. Hams sell at &c per lb Sales of whisky at Ice
1870 per gallon Bacon is dull Sales OF shoulders at
4c, and sides vt "A per h. Cheese sells at per h.
Depth Of water in the channel So feet The weather
is very pleasant -,fy r.
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MARKETS. ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE Aug. 30-S5000 Us of S47, on time l0js;
lCce DO &C. l93 1000 DO do lo51 1000 do do Io5s 2j
1890 1000 do 1850 bait Ohio RR Div BIDS. 71l 400
do do M ths Baltimore Life Insurance, 52 Is do Fire
mems Insurance. I5I; 10 do do, 1914 20 do do, 10 & "f
PIApKIpr,A August 3I--Erst Boqrd-SSso Iehigh Coal
Scrip % 1900 State IS so Morris Canal $50 DO eo9 100
Leheh CT Scrip SUL; 100 Norris Canal cash $1,000 United
States Is 6S b5 l( 50 Norris Canal So r Sas-S 100
Lehgh Coal Scrip S01 2 Morris Canal g. Second Boara5O
Penn 1888; 1000 do 1871 zoo Lehgh Mort Is 79 1000 do
% Sch Nay U.s. IS $50 Lehig6 Nay Coal Scrip 200 do
6s55 $50 Lehsh Coal Scrip SOs 400 Girard Bank )OS
1osroN August 3OBroker Board-lo chs Boston Rox.
bury Mill Dam Co. siS do South Boston Lyceum tpar S2j
SIS do bingham Steamboat Go (Tar S50 S so 10 Com
cord Bank MGtsl 3d. 10 do Cheshire RairOaa sos Do
lo l6 do City Bank 94 $40 Boston Sugar Refinery gi 80
DO C>neerd Railroad 6l a6l 70 do Fchburg Railroad no.
do Boston and Maine Railroad G9ls do do do new O7
70 Old Socny kaiEead s do Western Railroad 991a do
featuring Co. l0O21a $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

Isrrco-we notice sales by auction of SO cases Ma
nilla, at SOC a. T5c, 4 mos '' rG"' al/r'
LMEl--There was none anoat. The market was
firm at Csc u 70on nil vfiri,nU n. i,g i,y,,
LEArHER.-There is q steady demand from Western
buyers. and the market assumes more ndepe ude mt
tone as to prices, but not sufficiently so TO give
profit and the impression Is that further improve
ment will take place the fall trade fully sets
In. The following are the current rates for good
stamp hemlock SOLE. l'.t t'..!' 1l. i'u. u.i IL
Light weights. .l2lS 13k Poor damaged. :. s
MiddliDg do. 121f IA Oak slaughter rs" %
} Over do ,.... .l2Ha 10 Oak Spanish, III a 20
Good damaged. .0L a llh ,,,,r.,,.
Calf skins in good request also upper leather of
p MAhocsrY-The sale Of the Messrs Pell comprisdd
565 crotthes ST. Domingo at loo zoo; 7ll do ut Zoe
471ac, and 32S cannon logs at 10 lac, "A months
MoLAssEs-Was dull and no sales of moment trans
pred. ~ ,,n.,r pl, n .,..it.. .,.. 49,, -
NAVAL SToREs- Further sales of 100 barrels spirits
at 40c, cash. some crude has been reported high as
SO, but we could not trace it -Hl' U."" lh
OiLs-Linseed continues firm and In fair demand
English is becoming quite scarce, and holders
stiff transactions Of the day include 5000 gallons
English at SIC. and 500 American at 58c SOC. am
PRovsIoNs-S Sales of about 500 bbls pork made,
including at $l1 37S S1l So and prime at IS "a
So and $50 bbls do, superior quality, were sold at
so 12H. Lard-Sales of 800 bills were made at SEC
out Of market Beef was only selling by RETAIL with
out change in prices ButterLSales of 500 packages
Ohio at Ice 12kc. There no change in cheese.
Receipts down the Hudson River-- Pork, bbls 1A
RIoE--Was without material change. We notice
sales of 20 terces fair at So rs per 100 lbs Prime con-
tnued to be held at SO. ,
SucARs--Were quiet, and no operations Of moment
took place. .' 'f'''u 'H
wooL-The demand is only moderate Sales since
our last comprise $4,000 lbs mixed. Mixed Western
WHIsKEy-- Sales of about $50 bbs whskey were made
at 23lac 24o for Ohio and State prison. ,lo,,, M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

On Wednesday, the 30th of August, JAMES l.. HYDE,
aged So years, months, and Is days. ,.,' III
The relatives and friends Of the family the members
of Hermitage Lodge, No. 165, o. Of o. F. and of the
Order generally, Officers Of the Customs, and Exempt
Fremen respectful invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence 04 Suffolk street. this Eriday)
afternoon, at4 O'Clock. without further Invitation
On Wednesday, the 3Oth Of August of general para
lysis, WILLIAM AINsL.Y NArHANIEL NAV. ,I, Is u
His remain will be taken from his brother, Robert
Maws residence, 81 West Thirteenth street Friday
morning, lst September, at o o'clock, to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment ;" '''" '"''f 10 Iui" 4
On the 3lst Of August, aged 81 years DAVID GOLDEN
son OF the late Alexander Robertson of this city ~
His friends invited to attend his uneral on Fri
.he Ist OF September. at o'clock r. NJ from 22C