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| PIANO FORTES.
gsESRl PARSONS, &C ramp street, tne'v -toe) Tom
eiyeH oS ~a>v- Of iiA& Sj F0R TX
ho on J. inc ef,s 'u!Rs clarE Gbert e Il 4
| great 'aH'iy, emf racing the much es,eemed -Ho!tn,
sE E' ' ik%D "f PIh&Ws TAKEN ,S in exchange ard
'uu'ns and regulating lone At snort nolce. Je3oh
| FRESH GARJAN SEEDS-FOR +,3l.L CEOP.
G'IIE Subscriber has in ore a fresh Stock of SEEDS,
| Z consisting o. Turups. Cabbage, OF sorts ~
i:Gets Carrot Orton> fit g ieeAs an esery -
YAH h a e,t OF D, 70 ay) Sold Wholesale am
for hemsrs even at ; &eS St lore IL s
LIZ CAMILLA PLAN. ; Ro,~. U.apge and Lemon
Trees, and all sorts OF ~iiRUb BEkA on mar the
THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
Tl ofrIc& ., non;c"mm,CHed n;lssr9 niHS'
s Mex o5S5 fn5nEs aS nonoD ;'G WAR y@
axe entitled 10 'iree Months Extra pay-and BY app, Hg
10 the Subscriber. 90 St Charles sf.ceJ their
PUBLICATIONS forwarded TO TIE popc, Department Wash
msHn; anh receive without dTay an oIGef OF y ne,
% lhe rsstenee OF the cainaGt.'
ts~ Pensions, and other military clans ggo.ecaed.
! and WARRE,S A ERiGE.
a8f late Capt. ID Ee-t. La Volunteers.
THREE ILoNrEs' EXTRA, Pay.
~ OIL iasIy occupied by Big. Gen. - -.
III III -
/@SS III, M et'" ''e iEid = . sfs: 4,
,olnel s. ,a-es and Periodic streets are PREPARED to e.
@ '','i! "a es 70 'Is ol'ce:i. hoIi fi'il
o" re- o' > It I''s a. ! 70 ie aune ih;
e,i St.e v" ne 'Iea;cDtI VIZ me "tn!9 !9Mn,Itu4f
4" act Of Congress oi l'h July. is8 COMPANY cuoun-
,th accuracy and d,,yarrh
-" ,ymcI;Il. g,;fgfjap pg;E f., goy0j, Jr,6 Per
,tIEy ggd of5ey UHjtary fztjn,<
TUE9 LEWIS
late Capt e ( /, e. N2,q;t,%a's.
a1lif late Cant Co Il hi, RI f. I'inntsers
The TWO DlAWAS-By a. Du mas
ss1E have received Der ship Athens: ft5i TWO
W BiANhS or The Son nt a Count ant u jaT- H.
ter of a King; by AK. Dumas
R x III, l k;y by l t@iH sm MIN Cow, hv
Sen l4cwS l2S., -. ,,,,-,-.. ~
ED hC Ia ;, wv -; We arr PII,,,atru ~
nctiNe sEo,ct on9 10 ms WtGhy heWapa2e, WIN ne
df'' ',uihneI "4I commence, HIRE EA;c \ TER,
st4Ht 70 nystfIes ana -Ii'eIe> o. NeW i"'n. $50
,i 'Eh b'NlLl,E LIFE l AM a ne" 'a'lIct hohG.
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WATCHES. yEWERY AND FANCY GOODS

:! NE sUb,cules nave IHst received additional =
supply Of very superior Eot AID Silver ~ aches, IN
with Hunting Gases OF NJ l. Tobias, Roske'l and = >,
other makers at>o Fine Londou L"gier-2ssEs
NGtce., rich ewrIy OF the latest comprising Fine
Cold Watch Chains Keys ana Seals, Ladies Bracelets
Ne@Nlsce N~-;, tI1s, Gold PeucI Cas-. Finger Rms
&c Also, Il great varety Of 7 ANCY GOODS select, ny
Of t" fam the Eu markets ing Of " 0Tk
Boxes, Dre,ua Case. fine Fans Rocus and other taECy
articles A,n fine Scissors and Needes = ,.ple rri and
Forks. Casa : Cerdre@ ck> Double ant 81 se Barrel
Guns P,o. Re"o yer, Bowie uycs, ary foods, &C.
&c, Tor Il moderate ,,F-cr> b,
GEL HIUE & GOODRICH. Is Charities st.
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Nrr"'nr-iI.s i'il2a D., WIFE of Simon Ward
VII, Of An'nyrr, Mas, committed suicide about
~" weeks Slice She had been out Of health for
some time
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SNEMMhNMNS.

49, l. Louisville Packet DoVE-Eor Loa,srI'r
sf SSIr YG E ihs 81 inst, sf si aaoaf
Po,il!yey.The and splendid passenger steamboat,
Dove Jones' master ,eeesns freight hsIi, and will
passed accommodations apply on board, at the Poydras
| g HYDE X OGLEsBY, IL Poydras ST.,
M B-rhls boat was built by Cap! Jones, expressly
| S.,s; b. The Packet WYANDOTT-For Saint
| lsff IA H.nis, Carr; -Hemph,S, ae-Qn sATUR-
n1 DAn h ,a inst. sIen%nsst WV III ~
Capt. foe, is receiving freight and will leave
above For freight apply board, at roydra>
| HYDE n oGLEsBY,, la Poydrss st
NB-The Wyand0tt draws only 80 inches, and will meet
| with 10 delay IN reaching her destination. s.
ror Shreveport Ns,cht Ito; ,ssr and Al
h@ep a will leave for the above On n s ,sr,
S T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
90 g. U. S Mail BAY STATED Pittsburg
Sfr AY4t h us a"% at t oeoeK r. MN
iTTE peS s sh snd BA A
leave above. For freight passage, having unsurpassed
g g" 'Sa rf fSvss street
N 1.-THE Bay Stat. an entirely new boat, has large
with no lay She viii take freight for Memphis Padu
cal Sniand, etc Passengers Will please be on board at
H. ;, ST Louis Packet ATLANTIC-Eor 81
ea hons lsmphlsI s ,d,, .1ter% ned Laad
sanI and 11st-running passenger steamboat ATLANTIC
j. Boadwe master, Is expected to arrive TO- morrow
and VIII leave as above For height or passage, having
unsurpassed accommodations, apply On board, oppous
y, DAS s''@S HYDE oGLEsBY, Il Poydras street
GS The Atlantic entirely new boat, built for the
trade, and will run throughout the season 50
~. NJ For Shreveport, Natchitoches and AL
lsfFft5E4 efandraIrhe well known light draught
wIll The above MONDAY, the llth INST. at
clock NJ. For freight passage, apply on board foot
i r. b. SMITH x co, 81 Magazine st.
For he no
- known superior steamboat SiPERB, 5. Il.
aSzz.ss;- Frost, master, will leave for the above on
III ESDAh the !4th nst., at clock For freight
i +, B. SMITH, IS Magazine St
IN p Vicksburg S and Lake Providence Packet
,sszzszats .,iiiiIens Gfnd pichsbnrg Grana OUT,
Ko0uey dHa yNachez.'rhe new, mag nIcent and fast
running steamboat G. L; WATKINS, Capt; John + foe,
during The For freight apply on board,
Sy25 +. i. SMITH " co 81 Magag azine St
trips the above trade on THURSDAY, the Eth sepien-
Der next and run regularly throughout the season. leaving
every Thursday evening at o'clock.
f. hFor Biloxi-Erom the Mem Canal and
,fss-A.s9S PoHtchartrau Ralroad-pta Bay Of ST.
h 10 yox KS s. and Hfsfsg
MOB LIZ W. G. sutton .' masi a Quit Expressly S for
regular packet to Biloxi and intermediate places during the
iunner ea'tns New Orleans and Biloxi promptly as fol-
lows . LEAVES NEW ORLEANS FOR BILOXI .
~, t 1;o,4 NSD Cpnai, nrrirmg Railroad Of
HSSSj$$ffSEs"HH: s; s: 3:
.,,,>n LEAVES BILOXI rcR MEw ORLEANS.
Wednesday, A. M H Yi..'..:s M
S. AL freight sent down BY the Railroad up to the hour
asSST 'shE N ssa' \
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From FIR. .fota u. .N0rgHn Druggist, dated
PITTS.' RIi. Jan. Il, f@4i-Jhe syrup OF Wild Cherry
and Tar has great satisfaction those who
Il. know OF instance Of permanent OF Asthma
on gen Of Ohio. TANK shall be able sell al
least 4
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THE TAYLOR ANECDoTE BOOK.
A EECDOTFs OF ZACHARY TAYLOR, AyD TIE
a MEXrCsN War: by Tom Owen tEs Bee Hunter
Together with bi"i e Of Genera Taylor. MS
Letters. Illustrated with engraF!Hg,.
Just received -nd sale Al The Esr Origqps S4t0asrs
HatSAGEse E=1l ~ @CEEL, /. Camp q,
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REAL. ESTATE Ar PRvhrE SALE.


WE orr h for sale The ioHowinr described pronerty
Y Al prices and very re;lUr ab.e Terms. TIE oiHus
o the psrty CA be cen a. he otIG OF he >u>rOrr
prOyeTcus aa.- .n-til wei rented.
Two valuable LOIS rr GRDl = u on Ca-ondeet
between jura iuI ~. JOSEPH.
Two lIDI- OF GROUND On PGCdnicrs street. bet n
Basin Ed ard streets
nne story FRAME DWELLING c ming the corner Ct
pacanler, md MarNer streets,
One two-sfory FRAME DWELLING adjoining tt Z
abOv- described on" tIn, a uarlrrre IN front
Two tyv"-stoy BRICK WAREHOUSES; Con
llerCe street.
one IWostory FRAAIE DWELLING on Market street,
between IT. JOHN tie BAPTIST and Pacaniers and Stab
" 4 beaa;ifnI FAHILy REslDH'[CE on Apollo street
OF Gc!OUpltoUIss add Richard streets.
One iwO-story DWELLING itG, SE forming the corner
OF st John and PeTdIGO streets.
N THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE
1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated : the above city.
suitable ior Private Residences
For icTIas r.HurCua.S Apply to
40 FiERSUN y 10NNLNAl. O4jce 81 Gravjer st.
The GRLEFEN 27RG C0EFaNY's CURE
FC7 JYSENTERY, &c.
s'il 5u"c2s wtGc 2s attended Tins Medicine renders Il
an imperative duty laepmDent qo0H the proprietor TO
GF AEFENbE8G +, ~aNTERE SMUT T' IS of immr
dIate efficacy le most and obstinate eases q Dy>
patient. The may be- said OF their
CHILDREN PANACEA. for Summer comp lnts etc ;
SARSAPARii.LA COMPOUND;
VEGETABLE PILL:
FENER ANn AGuE PILLS;
and ;5ra,is i the GREEN IOCNTAiN oiSEliE&Ti,s
Il remedy.
All OF the atovs may he found at WELD& COS Dapc
Of Cheap Literature, .ho. n C.mp Strcet. a5tt
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MaUUIaE's DAGUERH-C TYPE.
RAILWAY

RAWAWAY.
z He BOY DANIEL. age. ...out II: complexion E-H
copper color fee nc.> iFi-r; out built ~
ant inclnea 10 he bad. \ suitable reward VIII be- d
All to lIs delivery ~
au-2r HOIT y FORD. Il s.. Charles til
PORTRAIT CE' GEN. TAYLOR.
III u f.EI J. ty,'S. Il Camp street.
K l. have ye tho-n beautiful and perfect
W idkENE~Si.I or GEN. TAiLOR-a steel en-
craving rrL D-gue 'dhen in THIS city. Whoever
wants TO secure VIII 90 well to call early. %
SUMMER HATS.
. TAhiEAtHY, Panama. china iearl, Tuscan F.iF
= braid, English iups.atie. Chinese a. other :
spring ami Summer styles OF tias every variety s@s
AN IL tOund DARCY =. Canal and Charles
+. :. \ few noe RsvULU IIONARy H-Ts, just receive
n: morning ~ TELEGRAPH. spS.f
PAN ORAbEIC WV OF BOSTON.
WE nave nc.!Sed beautGu. PANORAMIC VIEW
w OF BOSTON 8ND IT'S EhklRUNS. aiken
rom Eunher lid, hOnur,eut da,,n by z. T. Mallory.
THE RrSSI IN SKEFCti-EDoN-Ry Ivan Go,oyine ::
DICK tt RPM. THE BON !,n3HUAyMAN:
AAnELA-:!y thr 4 uio, oil I'm .y NuoAafn - Two
LIFE or Mt ROE EDWARDS:
HH%-rl.rkED HUSBAND.
GKAtANa$ u lnAXlNE. irr Aug ~;
PORTRAIT OF Gen .TiE l. JR. nom I Daguen aotype
riiRENOLDGiCtL MORRIS, III ; -. ec.-by Fowl Ter
JyZS WELD = 70. - lamp street,
AGENTS for the GRNErESouaG Co.'S MEDICINES.
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NEW PUBLICATION


Ok. IAE - S4HUH OF WILD Cf3JIhRY ana LAX
Offering to the bubble this and .aluabie remedy Or
("HsaRpfjoa FIR rchjS .3sthHd. toaghS, tOids, etc.
+ppend few OF the character and efficacy OF the
med Numerous Testimonials may he IA pamplI-
let Tor ds rhuon the agency, which sufferers invited
10 Obtain itLay be proper say that Dr. d.
practising phys o. twenty years standing graduate Of
the / uIyrFsIty OF Fennsy is5na.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

tr8Gav. The l"Ve,Gy store Of Noses Ban.
h"ns.c.". W.. ~ Division street. New York, vas
hur1a.o's.n yu'rrn, on the night of the 2.n ulL.
'"" robbed Of almost the entire stock valued ut
an." $3.50. wiki winch the ro4aes effected their
,srGaa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

NO HUMBUG.
yTPWARnS Of 1000 bottles o. Or. COLEMAN'S
~ GONORRtEA MKT RE have been sold during the
past year, without complaint instance Over ten
doze' used in our u. : Hospital This N dcne chal
competon both in the poi Of certainty
of cure; where II fails the will be refunded in eyery
fEs Sold by II KENNEDY, "A Chartre, street and
n DR a w CoLEM ANS TOxICBITTERSD DEPOT,
81 Po'bp8S St-'"f aDI eWUS
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FRESH GARJAN sGEDs-FoK 4.3LL or,

's'ElE Subscriber has in ore a fresh Stool, of SEEDS,
consisting o. TuruIps. Cabbage, OF sorts, .S,,s
Eeets Carrots bUI"i> Lett Ietks, an every - r
urher sort 0. SeeIs s1.table tor Tie Gail g. =
wa antsi fresh 70 pay) Sold Wholesale anu -
.etai, by pound or bu>ueL. 49,
g Planters and Garienes are solicited 70 call Judge
for themselves at AFFLE''k's : Seed store, 10 St
tH4RLES Street, 0pD0SIte the THtGtrc.
3E CAhlELI 4 rLANI : RO>e, Dange, and Lemon
whole season j,.- IN
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FOR SALE
- oNE OF the best Pea. un' tOFFEE-IlGI SES on
.&i the tevae-.org >pendIi b!,ire,s-FOR SALrs-rs
1919 ;,CcoGut OF the wishing to elrggp 10 III
SOWe other business. For stand TENS apply at INT
the office Of this pauer. aia In tl4s
PROCLAMATION
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POMPANC -gOMPANO.
f9'tN Pan and OthaI FISH
} -tyei DAILY al the raKK0LLTDN e,-a-S MO-
HOTEI,' ard served up The be-. style 49,,
ia : i O. M utc> nO!tce ny5 #
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-09

2 MANI .hi.bf t-REtlAN AND ROMAN AMI
"A DUTIES; by Dr.. L. +. R0Iesen Professor OF the
eek Language and Literature IN the University of
SOTo; translated from the German. Edited (Nltl
sonal notes and complete series OF queson) by the
Rev. Thomas kerctever Arnold, NJ. A., Rector OF I.yn-
don and ate Fellow OF Trinity College, Cambridge
Revised with additions aud corrections,
Just received ami tor sale the Nec ORIGINS Sati0ncrs
DHreh0ase. [ai3 81 j. b. STEEL II Camp
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&t4 ~ i NHAEE.-A sIij0r boy, about l. years
9, age ~ .mmmT in IT, river al Baltimore a few
since, was severely b. hya shark. and his escape
Vt.h life - astorshlng Z he sun says he was
8" 'amiHg with some c,hnr boys at Bullets ship
y"1i, and was Observed e.. III thirty wards from the
rat logs, struggling B.. the wafer lie uttered
IA cry, bat struggling on until he reached the logs.
Wh"u he called for help. Some persons ran and
Yuiir. lin ont # the Water when they discovered
That ", left leg had been nearly bitten ofiby shark
The t.h appears to have caught him as he was
drawing the leg up. as the wounds We're above and
b lo" tAs knee. The flesh on the inside OF tie
'". VAS torn open near three inches in width ex-
posing the BON" AMI showing the ndentation Of I'll.
feet! 'oi i'n bone. On the outside the flesh was
also ,~l, bet uyt -rvnrriy-the teeth were deer
y sunk a the flesh. making terrible gashes
~ Chr.lrghrr Da.n, OF Belgrade Maine. was
Na,H.'- ~ room Where I gun and bayouet Were
ha-iH- io .zoDt"ty against lie wal, and 81 the
moment when Iii. shoulder Wa. near the bayonet.
III" lightning passed from the point Of the oayonet
10 his buay. and killed him,
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from tr " Ustcrn Empire" DGytop, o. min % IS47
Mr.. j. +. H0yvei: Slrlt affohs much pleasure to
that my Cough. and affection OF the Lungs
has been entirely removed b. The OF nehaf bottle OF
Dr. DAVIS Syrua OF " i'd Cherry and Tar winch you and
Ot.IeTs advised me You safely recommend the
Of the above named Syrup for COUGHS and Colds
most excellent remedy. Yours res es,laly:
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hi ii'
\ rams
1T i,"
/ ~; e
|iSFIDl.tf
| alriE
| 'I'lie
rs Va,
Ealing
I'LL
|.riay
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Fran Mr.. Ed5cGrH RobbirS. prncrist.
BoKDEHToWN, \. J.. Jan. g. IS47.IVe have taken SOM
t10uhe Introduce Dr. Davis Syrup OF Wild Cherry an,
here and have soil all we'd from You Dr. J. II
Cook has used hs Practice; he thinks highly of tn
rneIrue DR. Cook one of the physicians il
the nIted STATES and the attending physician OF JOSEPH
onaparte hG Of Spain, during all his residence in TIN
poJ at
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10 III taOlG OUI.LID
N LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. -iENSI ". s
EOtIH-.itHE fjihiR, ur no charge. G-a@ Office
No. 50 harJnne street, 4n door above Common New
Orleans.
r. offer 50 Earoaae street, 4H door aJore C,mmoa.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-26
WEEKLY MERCIAL JOURNAL.

Many, if not off these volunteers are available
for ireland; in fact, eight of their best drills are
now in this country. Two were pointed out to me
to-day. There mistaking their Hibcrnio-
Yankee aspect-a compound OF old Rough and kca-
dy" and SHAW the Life guardsman, fellows with
out fear, and made for mischief.
We clip the following article from Charles Will
mer's European Msil, of Liverpool, 9Th nst-rcceiv-
ed by steamer Cambria:
seizure of Gumpovder bouui for Ireland.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST yesterday, gentleman
residing in Stone house received information that
vessel named the Emerald Isle, Captain Buck, had
left London, bound for ireland, with quantity of
gunpowdcr on board, which she had entered on her
papers as flour. We have also heard that the gun
powder was taken on board Yarmouth When
the information received here it was immediate
" communicated TO the pilots and officers connected
with the coast service, in order that they might keep
a look out. Yesterday, the Emerald Isle put into
the Sound, in consequence of adverse winds She
was Immediately boarded, and the captain was ask
what he had on board. He replied that he had flour,
and was bound for Dublin. MIR. Rca, the tdr-sur-
vcyOr, asked to look At OF the flour, and direct
ed that some of the barrels should be banded up 10
him; this being done, they were found 10 contain
gunpowdcr The whole of the other barrels are be-
eved also to contain gunpowder, aud 1t was bound
for Ireland for the benefit Of the insurgents.
The ship and all parties connected with 1t are now
in the of the authorities here, waiting insiruc
tions from the Admiralty as to what shall be
taken against the vessel and its There are
said to be three hundred barrels of powder on board
The case will probably come before the magistrates
in way, for their adjudication, on Friday.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-26
COASTWISE.

Boston-Bnrk Justice Story.
Pepper 200 bags, gunny bags 10 bales, mdze 200
pkgs, sundry persons.
Bost0n-Bd Bark Union.
Rum 50 brls, Wilmington & Eastman; brandy hf
pipes boots and shoes 500 pkg mdze 900 do, sundry
persons.
Boston-Brig Massachusetts.
Candles 100 bxs, starch 10 csks, F III jerks; gums
cases, domestcs 40 bales, mdze 232 pkgs, plaster
50 tons, order.
Ne,c York-Sch. Io,ca.
Wine 25 bskts, l. Thomson s Co; hemp 10 bales,
Cuttings; liquor brls, Moale & Medcalfc; brandy
IA or csks, order; mdzc 400 pkgs w Brown.
Near York-Sch. Atice.
Bacon csks Elder, Gcston s Co; mdze % bSkts,
F Srohm & Co; leather 300 sides, e Bartlett &
Co; malt 1900 bushels, whskey 100 brls, Bryan &
Co; mdze $50 pkgs Rose, Merrill s. Go, and others
Netu York-Sch. Baltimore.
Black lead bxs, + Pratt & Bro; bacon 100 csks,
Drakely s. Fenton; leather $50 sides, Deord;
starch 30 bxs, F III jerks; wire 209 bds, Rogers <
Pennman; ground plaster 50 brls, w IL Beatty;
cheese ll2 bxs, mdze $50 pkgs, sundry persons.
Ne,r York-!Sch. S. Il. Roe.
Irvine bales, E Larrabee; tin 40 bxs, Wylie
Wi son; sugar 30 pkgs, J Parkhurst, jr; mdze 23S
pkgs, Rose, Merrill s. Co; 10 do, Bryan & Co; II
do, Hooper & Chesebrough; Ais do, lnseed oil
pipes, bloom iron Is tons, sundry persons.
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Bills on London estorlg GOdaysssa o. per ct. prem
EASTERN MARKETS

SINCE THE ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
At Boston: Coffee reduced in stock, but prices
steady No change in Flour, and but little alteration
in Corn, owing to receipts continuing light. Pork
and Lard continued firm at previous prices. Sugars
remained in fair demand.
At Netc York: No new feature in Coffee. Cotton
rather depressed, but holders firm. Flour was
at first considerably depressed but subsequently re-
covered aud the price advanced g. cts There was
fair demand for Wheat and Corn, but the latter had
declined in price 2a5 cts. per bushel. American
Hemp was less firm owing to increased receipts.
Pork was dull but Lard remained at about steady
prices, with fair demand. No alteration in Sugars.
Whiskey was dull and about a cent lower.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-26
APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
fohEIDN.
Bremem-.Ship Andalusia.

Bremen-Ship .dndalusid.
Mdze 60 cases As bxs, Rippemeyer & Graue; 80
bxs bales, L w Danmann; 81 pkgs, Oclrichs &
thurman; do, F Kong Il Co; bXs, II & + Won
Kapf tobacco c,k, Schacr & Kustcr; mdze % bxs,
N iIuppman; do, l. w s. II Gicse; do, Hickey
& Sons; , do w Storch; do, C NJ Sticf; 81 pkgs,
Sclman & Hcnrchs; II do, Dclius & Haven; Is
do, Trust; rs do, Spilckcr Albert; do, II Iiup
field; 81 do, linen 100 ps, Uhrlaub; 1000 do Hack
Hamburg; mdzc Is bales, books prcl, J f Strohm
& Co; mdze "a pkgs, Balauf; | bale bxs, c
Fischer & Co; % pkgs, G & Popplcin, jr; 80 do,
ii Therman; 6 do, A Schumacher & Co; bxs, Cort-
Ian s. Co; 81 pkgs, Boury & Sons; do order.
Salt Key-Sch. dnn Elisabeth.
Salt 300 bushels, w Mason s. Son.
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DISASTERS, SC.

The ship Andausia, Wilson, at this port from
Bremen, brought in Capt. Payne LIST and I'd officers
and crew, (l3 in number) and "a steerage passen-
gers, taken from ship Wakona of New Castle, Mel
her voyage from Liverpool bound to this port,
consigned to Henry Mankin. The w. was laden
principally with Salt and Iron, and the residue of the
cargo comprised about 100 pkgs. of Dry Goods, and
many more of Soda Ash, Yellow Metal and Hard
ware. When fallen in with, July 10, she was in
lat 40. 49, lon l2.l7, leaking badly from the choking
ing considerable salt had been thrown to Tighten
herr and although the Andalusia had 2S3 passengers
of her on board, Capt Wilson kindly received
the above addition of 40 Others the wind at the same
time blowing fresh and high running that
only portion of their baggage could be saved.
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SPIRITS.-N. E. Rum continues steady at 27a29
cts. Whiskcy has been selling at 23s cts. in hhds''
and 2id2l3 in brls., according TO quality.
SUBMISSIVE note the sale of 300 hhds Porto
Rico at 35Glz, averaging something over CTS per
h.. mos. BY auction, 209 hhds. ard 50 brls sold
on Tuesday the former at $3.50 4.5O, and the lat
ter 420d 1870; also, 50 hhds. and 80 brls do com
quality, the hhds at 3.45a $3.50, and the brls
$3.50 IS 4 per 100 lbs, all mos.
TOBACCO.-The business of the week has been
on a more liberal scale Considerable parcels OF Ma
ny land have been disposed of at previous prices, but
is principally the good common and better sorts that
are in demand, although understand enqul-
ries for old common have been making during the
week A parcel of some 200a30O hhds. Ohio, pur-
chased early in the for account of the French
Reggie, but which was laid over in consequence of the
disruption of that Government, is now about to be
shipped TO Havre conormably TO instructions from the
former agent and fill up the vessel chartered Tor
the purpose about 300 hhds. of Ohio have been
purchased, for which $3.50 for good common to Ia
Is 8 for fine, have been pad and lla$l2 per 100
lbs for fine colory taken for another market. The
inspections for the week amount to l29 hhds. Mary
land, l63 do. Ohio, and 10 do. Kentuckytotal, ,3O5
hhds-Exportcd hhds. An error crcpt into the fol-
lowing table, which we correct, and which now shows
the amount Of Maryland and Ohio descriptions, eX-
ported to European ports since jan. to 9th INST,
inclusive, TO be follows
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STEAM PACKET TO CHARLESTON.

We are pleased to learn from the right source, that
the stock necessary to insure the establishment OF
steam packet line, between Baltimore and Charles
ton, is at length nearly taken that only about $4,000
are required to constitute the amount, and we hope
this sum will soon be made up. If entcrprisng men,
Cor one entaprising house, disposed TO manifest
their enterprise, by ,corks, now is the time.
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Orinoco StedmerS.-The service Of the Orinoco
Steam Navigation Company of New York is shortly
to be entered upon, under the immediate supervi-
sion of the Hon. Vcspasian Ellis, its protector Mr.
Ellis leaves this city to-day for Bolivar, and will
Join the first steamer of the line, the Venezuela at
New Orleans, in which he will proceed to st. Tho
mas, Curacao, Laguayra, Trinidad, and the Orinoco.
This vessel was lately constructed at Pittsburgh
pressly for this company, at cost of about 90 900.
She is of 400 tons measurement, and is described
of the best constructed and swiftest boats that
ever went down the Ohio rivcr.-N. Y. Jour. Com.