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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02

'SEcErT lNsPrCToRs g. No SiNIcrRR
Geo Bellows Gov Williams Secret In
spcctor for the seaport OF LANCASTER, Coos
County, We venture 20 say, travels more
miles in the service of Government than any
other revenue officer in the jnited States
HIS account for services, as appears by the
Treasury records at Washington, was a
fellow:
Quarter ending March 81, ISL. so
Travel aud expenses ........ $500
Making in al ........... $3.50
Numb.s OF miles travelled .... $500
We should Ike to gee the Inspector So
crct or not secret who can beat the above
We are willing to conce le great locomotive
as well as great locoioco bottom to Mr. Sc
cret Inspector Bellows. just think lSO'
miles during the months OF January. Feb
runry. and March, lS47 ! That is NOR
than twenty miles a day, including Sundays
And then To think Of the endless amount O
Struggled goods he must have seized . W
trust some Of our Coos friends will cndcay
or to send u, a schedule Of them. PcThap
Mr Secret Inspector Bellows himself will d
it. II not as he was appointed on Gov
Williams recommendation, perhaps his Tx
ccllcncy might obligc us in so small wa!
Concord Independent Democrat
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
Double and Single Harnesses.
Saddles Brides. CireinsIss Hal,orp nc
TRUNKS

thealtr dian ever lcf.tc Drcr,l 90 this matA,t
" OF. mad, 6, vId,r Ui.ur and t'IAHrg u'
900 short notice.
NJ Il L,ud, o. EfDiuC, taken o. ,lchArre .u
urit ADA liberal -r. Dot Et,rn if t.I.'rrd
iIhlt I.HtAN.t
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
" aIltctl

~ CORDS of Wood iu oachsuE, fr Boot.
. - and Shoe. by 3tf " 4 kI-utHS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-02
q. l.. Robbins
Pcrfunlery, Ac.

I CBINS Wrench Perfume, Preston & Mctrii,
] 1 Etuacts. DrAts OiI rungrut' QUO Rose Roc,
" alter Cologne Cold Cream. HaN Water Ra,cr
& E,tcrl,'s Dcuutrtcc rerfume SOAPS, a. a.
For saIr 81 STObDAllb.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
T.IkE.fkL E.iSl.

T.k~s!l E.. hid IA. counterpart in ~.
efy tasa. he d~.n, Ina. an"rg hrs
> qps,ttsre-.. = tsk~su I. ~ that bare
ne tlls that Il III Is hsn TO-" sah"a,
e'umbimg 81 t. L" +. .ssaus along ~nh =
fta~ suJ cas-, .tp, aud ..,'ms f,c-. ss
'nach =. =" .a, :. bear my fate the hest
ranf' E~s lus"d ht. ,"esf and HI.
Iuaeh, bat E,v hal = ~ie. ~hn ~ou,d,'t
i-i hun indulge m thr tuxu., of = pu,ik-,
nor IN the de ectshs ami p,latrbl~ rmpiu,.
msn' u s'Pia"g glass at pa ch--,' ies.i.
b-n-sth her smd. Ru, takesh E,sy.
thoug', h,u spouse ever, ts-d N him . ttxor
Gus us,'aacr. Wotld nsvr his -rss. and b..
shi'ket punch --- ,ii.er he suffered uuch IN
The say II suudt, cur am lee u,.s. aud
a'inrnt ~ dsn@siic tr'iruv. A. Ne
a'd, Fsk~ali Fey use ~hat is termed u
shss' phtsre, "a g1d ns,u'rd msu, !"
mraning, ia tsan.craJentsi sr'naculst. a
Ps"oh ~h'se sqiahtatry u mt eas,l. p,o.
'oked.' lie had, be sides his good ntiur~,
sn abundance oi affection for, aha, h-
termed. "o'd habits" u sas M, there.
ore, 10 be sund.trd ~. ,ha, hr put W with
b" s'is's freq ent lectures tof the ssks oi
his .egs's and punch.
Oae night. E,N came home in a state
fsep'y, da,k'y, beautifully blue" |, ~a,
already Oh the verge " tao O'Clock. snd
hs imps'icsi ste ~as ~aiitne W Tor h,m
VIII pr.pssa',oo, IL be- administered /,
htl "a ana L.. l., a 4.
bands under tho general t.ie ot " ,uidn,s h
dissertations"
Cues this orc bell! II won't ring
No~, should like 10 knoS shat bus,ne.
my s,ir h.. To GO and syek this ERE door
she's great ctiit.t-- he Is Nov, VINE,
goes IN, kuoss ct 'x,ctly What. Gun,
,"' fasi, she'll begin cni.en 10 to ms
Jd 10 sheIl II I've b Ell dI,nkn ANYTHING
bas she shsn, smell ~, beth this or
"es'-d night, m nav, " hat N he nsu
o. 'handsts 90, iuso he bell 10 make II .
"~on', nner
o"ks her worthy husband. Mrs. TAX,
~ E"y wss an i,tasctbir pe,son, given
'cod'nl and cuaa,ng. u, the ,ccs.,o,
vah a se~ To PUNISH rakaail, she ha
so"ro me bell with 'ags. and. nuts,ry b,
wan 'hs ~h,lr, had ma h.tsrlf IN vat,
=" nor IN 's'y Of AZ ujltd wife. to gee
Inc coming Of her lord.
Nn~, ~endes hssr in cres,inn r. n
=, 'h's ''n'e y n'ah ;" I'll. so','.q,,z d, j.,
wv minutes h-iois TIA, worth, ,nd,v,
S' made his srssv II he d~v hr,i. II
wonder Il hs's Nth Hroanu Jrn..? WI
'''"sss has ms',ed msn 10 ira,s the
o"n homes. and eo about nlsl,s pls,
'd'' and dsnk,n sad su.k,n and cn,,
~ ne With 'hs'' b,ss'hs en-. lin with lie
ssd 'obseco1 Bu. IN teach nv l.,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
HONEST TREAC[iERY,

4 Young man y ha was travelling IN ONE
1T the pubic c aches, MS much IN e,esrrd
n, the accounts of tohbriles 4hch his fel
io~ passengers acre detailing. An old
gen ie.psn menilunrd that he alAA,s took
The p,tcsution III erecting HE money IN
his bou', net-l, keeping o tulr slver for
his inciden sl Ell e4,srs IN he pocket. The
Old gentleman spleat-d 10 1 cap,,valed BY
The pn,rues. aud intelligence the Young
nan, n whom he addressed much Of hts
CONVERSATION. and the young man MAS e
qualify pleased ~ith the kindness and ubanl
" ii hls elder cumpsn'on. Thm sohe
h"u,s ~et. passed ssrerabIy, when jas. a.
mghtfail, as they were passing . wi j and
lionel, moor, the coach WIS stopped BY rob
tets, who h"d the pockets Of those ueaf.
IS, them. giving III. old msn hearty *.
ccrs,loo In having hts purse 50 badly fur.
",sh-d. They came last TO the ) Dung man,
who vas seated IN the far corner, aud de.
randsd his purse.
iuever carry any money!" SAID he.
1--WE vii ~, take your word for that,
/ >atd MS RssdtlHHts.
"lnde-d. | don't. said the young man
IN, uncle always pays for us both, sno
there he is" continued he. pointing to III.
old gcn,lemsn, "uni he hes got our munry
Ia his boot"
The old gentleman VAS dragged from til,
coach. his boot pulled of, aud three tel
pound mites we're found. Tie was then sui
tered 10 re.u,ne his seat, aud the cuact
drove on. Hot WAS his anger, and bite
were his upbrasdings against his be,rayer
shom he did not hesitate TO accuse o
ueschety snd pus,lan,nty. The youn,
man listened N silence. as if ashamed an,
conscience stricken. They passed owe
.on,s m,les. aud at length reached an ,nl
by tho Va, eide. The travellers sl,gh:ed
md, III going IN. the Young man rrqles.s
M, Ina old man would allow HIN to say
NV words IN private. They retired inlo
DON by themselves.
IL have not only 10 ask your pardon
; nv dear SIR" SAID the young man; "bu
To thank you for The (ot'uns'e exprd,en
with ~h,ch your confidence furnished me
nd 10 hand to YOU thirty p"unds, IN lieu Il
, hat which | appeared 90 uncofsmou,ousl,
4 tn pom, gu, 10 the ,obbsrs. ] an sure yo
wlli forgive mo when tell you that ID
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
WELSH SAYINGS.

Three things ,hs, never become rusty
the money Of the benevolent, the shoes OF
the butchers horse, and a ~otnsn's tongue.
Three things no. easily donc--to ally thirst
with fire, to day wet with water. 10 please
sll IN every thing that 10 done. Three
things that are a. good az the bsst-brown
b cad in ismine, well water 10 thus,, aud
g,s. coat IN cold. Thee ,h,nps a. good
as THEFT beter-d,rty ~sier to extingu,sh
the fire, an ugly wife to bl,nd man. and a
wood sword to a coward. Three earnings
from the g,ave-lhou knowest what | wss,
thou seest ~ha, am, remember ~hs, thou
art to be. ThIse things Of short con,,nu.
aucr-a laiy's love, 4 chip tire. and /.
books A"d. Thee things tina, ouyh,
never to be- from ho,ns--,hs cat, the chin.
nsy. aud the housewife. Three essential
to false story ,eller-a good memory, .
boId face, and fools Tor an audience. Thee
things seen ~ the pescock--~,he patb Of an
angel, the walk Of q tibet, aud tho voice
o the devil. Three ,h,nxs i, 10 unw,ss to
boast of-.he favor Of ale. The teas,y sl
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r + TR Y.
The Play ghimys,

riitLp.
Oh mother, heres ,''s very top
hat brother used to spin (:
1hs use s,,h s-rds fvs .ren him drop
To rail- our rsbia IN:
III. Inc that held u. pretty kite.
iiis hos. h. cup .ua hal.
he 'ls'- ~hiei L~ !. atted TO write.
he leather. cap. d az.
aoTHEs.
ny d'", I'D pa, the things a~.y,
'ad sn-fs tiiey were hefar-:
Go, Aans. take hin out 10 play,
AID shut the r',sot d.sar.
ss~et tnnsc~nt h. little thinks,
he slightest thoasH rspr.s..d
" hm ihas's sea~. hos deep II siaks
Wsstin . .soiher's hssast
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
CHARLOTTE. N. C. MARCH o, 1S4s.

. p'"ymen', to judge bv her progress, SCENE
. lar cav oi accomplishment, until Z
!! ~, indignant ., such rough usage. serge
II hold Of the banni.,er.. To which hs pert
d narinu'ly chung, IN spite Uf his wiies en-
: ieavo's 10 reI.s.. h,s had.
NV. Mr.. f.. come; III eompromis
. With you ard square OIL"
Bat Mrs. Z ~as not so easily pac,fi-d
she had sal from niGs TIL two ~a'chins 70
Ms return. AID VAS not gong To couIpfo
} mise TIL she had s,sne satisfaction, in til,
Gay OF regular blow out on old habit,
aud late hnu'-, tor the deprivation Of SLEEP
and rest. There are many Mrs. E,Ns ~
| hs world; but Mr.. L. thought thu, his
particular Mr.. +. as about the v orsl oil
the tribe Of E,sys.
by sohe -xtfSoIdnity means known
only to the en- e'pr zlng wife, E.sy ives pu.
IN ned. aud III due time. Mrs. E. occupied
her pl'ce bv his side.
"No~ Lizxs," dfnvled T. keaII, "you
zee hsse old notions and on have old no.
'os. Nov, my Do,inns sint like youth,
Cause the. differs in sev-ssI ways Nov,
ss f"r sMokin. that 'err's q habi, OF m,ne
that's crowd on NE. Bot a. Tor drunk.
u"
lle'ea Fug.l" broke forth from the
lips af Mr.. +. and put IN end to poo, E..
'y's sperch, ~hich he designed a. q sort Of
conc'l,at"ry means To induce compromise
10 the matter. Then Mrs. E., 10 = tone
pecIliary adapted to the OCCASION, tiue and
place enIsied INTO spirited review OF his
past conduct, from which she naturally I
passed u.o sort Of speculative discussion
Of ~hI, vas 10 he the inevitable future.
Mrs. Easy was unusu.iy el"quen, on thus
occasion the late Mrs. CaudIs herself
,"uid not have acquitted herself better. 1,
sas u sur, Of p,raphrsse Of, and enlarge.
nent on tn. ID cIars.on of Independence,
u ~hIch, sfiet setting forth ho~ 'hs, when,
u the cou'sc Of domestic events, II beraiue
'rcrssafy Tor the ~i'e to TAX To her hus.
and, II vas her duty to do so, aud remind.
n. hun OF CERTAIN sefes,dpnt truths, and ,
ss-,ting her tnnIirnahle ugh,s. che enter
Il IA q = feespitulailun Of the many Rtiev.
bres Tor ahich she had repeatedly clilnrd .
I'd rss. and pnlh'ed out the inevrabe con
.gn"nces Ut their continued iep t,inn; [
ding the DECLARATION, ,hsi she held hus. q
ands as sl,. held rest OF mankind -gen. q
emrn. WHEN good ~hen bad, bruce. Sn~ d
onc'ud. b, nssert,n. thai II ~as The tate /
poor, ,nnoeent. unsuspeciing woman, by c
'us'lng Ia the pro'nisrs Of wicked. decor,
1. mrn, Ia sat f6.e their li,e-. their for. d
Inrs, aud their sacred honoI.. .
b
The clock struck the hour af ihtre. The T.
u-c.I ln'o auons of MIS-. Es,'s vo.ce II
i'd lanl ago induced sleep 10 visit the h
..s ii h~s -tr,n. E.w. =
"E,.v. II. hatc--" !.
5 urr
"Enyt" e
S,pI. r
ii.e .nd"d Ms. Es.,'s eliot. e., the /.
'sotus leu ot her husband CIR that hi. Il
he dfr~ the clothes arnu d her. aud aitei .
Ffanxins IN her mind the heads OF 4 DIS. A
lu's. taf tie morning, on the same inter :
i ny .u'J,', With the resignation Of an b
jared, broken hearted ~,te, she resigned /,
r. g-u'le .p'ra to the keeping Of Nor. q
htus. In a short tine, IN beautiful hat. a
ANY. Mrs. Z echoed her nu.banu's loud. '
SNoRE' f
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noie case IN my pocket contained notes for
live hundred pounds the Io.s of which xould
have BET n iuino0s 10 me"
u need scarcely be added that the uncle
shook hands cordially 9TH his youn. &C
qlsin.ance. aud took him into more marked
iavor than ever.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
A RESOLUTION.

/" will be married ere the year il out"
Exclaimed a dsrnsel. with an air devout;
" Aud II can't do better, thereupon,
I'll eeutake tlnbson's choice, aud marry
joint
"A resolution worthy 10 be praised"
Replied friend, Who heard he', much
amazed
You nigh, do worse than marry John,
'ustrue,
But is i. certain tina, he'll marry you!"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
Scene Second.
National Palace.

Polk ard Cib'ne,. Benton and others.
Polk feels slarmed. thinking Of
TrAian sffln-~ar in perspective.
}. h p. Again I'm 10 q strait most truly
DMh the Poet say,
"There are points from which We can com.
nand our life
When the soul wsep' the future like a glass;"
And oh tseI po,gnan'ly feel
"Thn, coming things, full freigstsd with my
fate
Iut cut. dark in the eaing Of the mind;
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
Miscellaneous.
HUMOROUS NICHE
sit.lsp sr
JEN ny llklCIS.

We have n,-n,ed IA I'll tbs n,rhe &C
Fs'ionslt,, 9th so'ne,hins hun nous, e.
be- sriseied. ar osisinsi: thts ~pk It oil
r. ~cup,ed by = gem orr 'hu popular
luel,cs,ina. the Wrs'etn Continent:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09

'by wife. snd the contents Of Thy purse
ISree miseries Of man's houses sink
~ chimney, . dripping root, aud scold
ing Vi'e.
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'Dressing room Of a Theatre.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
Sinns,Ile treaty.
Scene Third.
Office al Father Richie,

Office Of Father Richie.
Thomas misunderstanding manuscript
leader for the Union -
Let the na'inn come end bow
With wiling homage, q, the feet, of our
Most sovereign tnsster; let it brighten
HIS fame lhfoug hou, all time 10 come;
iha. during his administration,
Tha, crock d Oregon,an line
t!as been ualgh'ened.. Sing Poeans!
Let Greece and Rpme-whose histories
do love to quo.e-give back their dead,
10 worship at thus shrine
SENATOR Ben on had entered unobseryed
"h'le thus was rradins]
Senator b. Dear SIR you do mistake.
Most So'ulIy do err, 't~ss |. the Wh,os.
And -omc few D 'nocf1ts. To y HON
The honouf's due for settling o econ:
Aud on that pes hoped, ,hs'I
Should one da, han. presidential coat.
Father X Avaunt, cut Gu. you mint d,op"
lnver,
Or with my cane I'll knock ron over;
guess kiow well as you.
10 whom tie well earned honof's dine.
hut, aiat a man 10 have MS Joke
And make 'em 'en bisve I James X Polk,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
NUMBER ~.

This t'a fine country u ours. Happy coun.
try;
remarkable people. prosr erous pen, l. !:
And iinr man say II tho ,ha, shouldn't
hspp, man. has b. en- called TO preside
O'et the dr.iinies al this fne country
] And this pfospeiou people. US LADIES'
Aud gentlemen, lreI on th,, OCCASION
P-ru! afIy happy, never, elnee
The SIMPLE people of rennes,e-ine State
Placed me on The char guberna'nr,ai,
ttase felt so eAqrsinei, d-iigh, u,
"nh myself 80 well sa,hf d.
find
The country in mos. respects pros etau..
Gut sm afraid that abnmlnsble ts,.f,
That AZ bl! Of abouina,imn--
""I play the de',l With your tuek-,
En' III ex that. Some liulr io,,,un
~ r.tm.n's. o 'eon, itxco. d :. g.,
l. ID s-sid G.n,Iem,n, Al. u,oou,i.ur;
Wse d,pIanacy. debated Ly superior 50.
asc,iy
And de'itSrs'ive wisdom, such
As 81 The Cui,srsI', Ira ned, will adjust
dithcuiirs. call lax" oil ihraau
! pen The snxfy &c, the ngita'td waters
Calm. A. 10 Oregon, 81! Oregon yes;
Fifty four, fort. oil or mott
r ron that n ntesr hnch. OIL ask
No'hie hut shst Is igti, submit, to
Nothing Ina, is wrong"
ACT 2J.-Scene First.
Mr.. Benton, the Wings, and nderenJsn,
Democrats 10 the Senate, concluding tea.
J adjusting The Ofegon boundary line.
Second Scene.
!. h. F. Well, I'll sseal | wouldn't sign
this bill,
81. ,~o.,hrds Of the Senate say must,
That's a mahdamus constitutional,
cannot finch from that, SO here goes
~
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ACT I'd. Science First.

A drop curtain before the stage on which
has been painted by various travelling art.
1878 the uB'ivhird ha.uues ol tina, Cocoon.
da of the Wesr-Texas. Far fields. m.
man'ic VALUES. p clufe.qae g'otloe-, make
up the ture.g nuni ~h,le far IN The DIM
perspective ate seen, the towering emlnen.
ceS, the snow capped p'rnacps, Of the 81.
er'a Made The curtain very slo~l, as.
cends disclosing on HE stage.
james X. Pesk tr,a,neis aud others
Retanens lark! glad voice our blessed
country cheers
Prepare the way A Polk Folk apnears
Lo, earth receives HIM ike one rom The skies,
Slnk Gown, We mountains and ye values r.se,
With heads declin'd We csuhrs knmsye psy!
BE smooth W rocks, ye rapid floods plve aay.
No sigh, no murinur, ills vile land shall hear.
FROM every t"ee. he wipes eff every tear:
1h- tender Texans raises ia arms
Feed. from lls hand. sad IN hIs hosom wsrms:
Thus shall This e0.tinent his guardian care en-
gage.
The welcome father Of thi. happy age"
}. X. p. Three happy am from yeur
KIND
Congratulations ; and | feel Aa',e,ed,
That from the ga'een nj Cd Enplsna's
Sweetest bad. We such tl,se,s have tulled
As lend fragrance ,u our gf.e,u.a:
And IN return do give thee IN, thanks.
And with them, give ihre this nv sonyn,r
The pralres, lo@lands aud ssvsln. his rich
Or lovely Texas.
Benton-aHde-And with /, give
As marriage do~er, bloody war.
sa" i"ust"n-Asidc- [Gertns sshev,
with Polk TOR taking all che credit OF Texas
Bu, I'm entitled TO
The lsrges. slice in tina, mnc. PIE Of honor
As will one day show the would.
J, X. P. Behold Admiring isie nds,
hold
The bloodess achievement, |"
Clay aud Ben,on-Aslde-T,,n will ds,
eide
Whether so bloodless.
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J. L. ID lDGE FIR, Editor,
q. ,. 1a&BLCON,
Proprietor % Nd 1swi,l sher.
TER MS:


TWO DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTs II no,
ps,d il sdesaee. THREE D.,Li.ARs II no,
Js,d rithis sir mssths aud THREE isJI..
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS # not mid On.
I'll after tie espirstios Of As year 10 sspr,
diseeniisssd sniii all srre.rsees are ps,d. sx.
sspt 81 Tie oe',sn Of fhs Editor
eT Adps'fsemenfs in"rfed 1t On, Dolisy ~,
sysa'e, u6 i'ses " les. this H-ed fyp,.) o, the
frat sasertiss. snd Is cents 70, sseh eon,inu.
saes. CssH sdps,fis,mest, s"d SAui6's SsLs
sasrsed % pr e,at A'gA',; sad a deduction Of
By per cent vH he made from fAs ,,ssisy pv,.
ses. fer sfv.,f,sers by rae y,sr. Asserfsemsni,
inherited mssfAiy " quarterly u per square for
sseh tune Sem,msnihiy IS sents per square
fsI sseh lime.
Agents.
Col. X. NJ Coehraa. M,ekisnbsre. NC.
CAss. W. Hsv,s. Mil Gfsre. ~ &.
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Arrival OF Strangers.
AMERICAN HOTEL.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
Todd H en-. lanes Iane, Ship FSsaOuis Randall
MoSEe Nswoursh; vsudsIhast. do NewSbnd; rhaa
burgh
AsToR HOUSE.
Cobb Baltimore; w Taylor, Washingtop; AIMEE
ksyeaua Marine; B.va ep Sadephs; Irvine New
s;i sH,i1S NJ ss:is
'fAii Gs Nv
W;lLsI. LoIns emory. Boston: Elvood, Rochs;seI
s'1' n.s'i
Mrs oRey, Albany; Mr. and MIS- Minnell Long Island;
and . GS CsT.y
dslIhia; smat England; Spruce, New Orleans; N
CLINTON HOTEL.
.a sS WIN gsS.i $s: b.
EASTERN PEARL ST. HoUsR
e
NJ Nv Rsss Nm s@ . jsa CAMP
A Wallace. X; Geo Case, New Rochelle: Rugales
% a1.; A SSs c R
M snS S YO aa.x Ffs%sS MI
Rsaderi r.; A2lSapy Hsndrck KondOui' @ H'ath' -A
Ludlow PhadsIphis MI and NJ: TuDPsT Try;
Yss s:s:; S%S
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
r. Doe. Boston; H Chettendsn, New York; W White
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
G,oo, AS,nv G'H;.s Middleton B'ron
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co MNIERCrAL lNTELLIGENCE
Stock Markets.

BALTMoRE Jan 3-tio0o Maryland 6s esX; $1,000 do 86A
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do ays) oX United States S. of 1867 closed
80 bd 6sat 100 asked 80 bids MARYLAND IS closed
g7 asked 86X bids Baltimore of 1890 96k asked
b'd Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares at ii akeJ 4oH
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New ORLEANS, Dec 20, ls47.-Cotton-Int the absence
Of the steamers accounts the market has been quiet
the sales confined to 1900 bales at yesterday prices
TobaccoThe sales thus far have been so hhds choice
Yellow Bank exc; 10 hhds refused ct SIC, and 80
hhds on private terms Sugsr-The rain has confined
the sales to some 100 hhds. Moasses-l000 bbls
sold at l7al7zc. Flour-The market continues heavy
Ohio at IS So Corn-Sses 700 sacks yellow at &C., and
two fat boat loads about 5000 bus In bulk private
terms. Oats-400 sacks sold at 47c Pork-53 bble
prime sold ST. and 80 bbls at 81 IS Bssf-2OO
bills prime sold at So u.s. LardThe only sale heard
Of lot Of ll2 bbs prime ut mo Beeswsx-lSO0 lbs
sold at 22c Whiskey-Smal sales at 20Ka2lc Frsigbts
"A French ship taken 1t To- ExchanRes-Noi improve
ment. London 6ss per cent prem Paris ST S0a5f IS;
New York 60 days 2Xa2X per cent dis; do sight Ka%
per cent prem; Treasury notes par