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From the Baltimore .4mericol
BALTIMORE MARK ETS Eehruars u

FiOUR.-1he transactions il Howard Street Flour,
Yesterday and to-day have been active. Sales of
900 bbIs were made yesterday at 81 81 and $50 bbls
straight brands 81 933. To-day sales Of $40 bbls.
straight brands at 81 93, and 100 bbls mixed brands
atsl 81.
We note sales yesterday of45O bbs City Mills Flour
at 81 "a. and IF 1900 DDs at s. There IS good inqui
ry, but holders to day firm, and but few will
sell at s..
GRAlN.-Small receipts of Wheat, by wagon, sell at
lU2alO9 cents for. good 10 PRIME reds.
Sales OF yellow Corn at 30 cents and white at As cts
We quote Otts at 80 a 81 cts
PROVISIONS. We note sales of-25O bbls Mess
Pork and 25O bbls. Prime private terms. Small
sales Of Mess making for ships Stores al l-and
Prime at Sill. Sales of 10 his. prime old Bacon Sides
al 81 els. cash. $4,000 lbs. bulk Shoulders on private
terms $1,000 lbs hog round Bacon, cents; Is 600
lbs new SIN 'ked Shoulders at g. cts; and 800 Batmor
cured Hams Al cts the latter Iime.-Saes Of l6
bbls Lard al q cts. Small sales Of bbls are making at
cents and Of kegs at s CTS.
WlilSkEi.-Pricesar are less firm. Small sales of
hhds al % cents and bbls at 239a24 cts.
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FROM THE PACIEIC.

The Washington Union says-Lieur. Lamar. Of The
United States Navy, arrived last evening in Wash
lngton, IN the southern steamer, as bearer of DIES
patches from the commander Of the Pacific squadron
Al Palta. on the 18th January, uno he took passage
IN the mail steamer Caiifarnia ard arrived at Panama
on the l7ih. On the 2Olh the California was 10 sail for
San Francisco. We learn from Lieut.. Ianman. that
there were about five hundred person. including Gen
Smith and other officers. waiting Panama for pas
sage up the coast. Lieutenant l.. is confident in the
opinion that they Were all accommodated with pas~aqe
in the steamer. The American ship Philadelphia and
English vessel, had discharged coal at Panama.
There had not been much sickness Or mortality on The
iSthmus.
The California Gone of the Aspinwall Inc ofseamers
reached Panama after The ex'raordnary passage of fifty
seven days from New Xork, and is altogether splendid
. steamer
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Aug. g. lSl5.
IIuinnIS.

WRIGHToS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are used
a cosmetic purifier the blood great success
moving all veeny blotches, external Sores and
erultons of every kind.
New YORK, June u, SIS
To IIr. Wright, Philadelphia:
Dear Sir-Iiavng beea afflicted with most distressing
hmor for many years past, and having used every
afforded probability Of relief at last Undue
to try YOUR valuable Indian Vegetable Pills am now
satisfied that have received benefit the Use Of
them than all the medicines have heretofore taken
therefore take pleasure recommending the Pills To all
who have been suffering from humor believing
do that they act directly upon the blood and by their pa
rify ng virtue will completely cleanse it from impuriv.
HENRY GREEN, 50 Norfolk street
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LIE SMALL NOME. BILL.

Tb- b,i, Yesterday taken Up Ia the House Of
Delegates. ma,i11 If M eyme-and after much de-
nate. 4neade. zion III Nj. Conway. 81 az t.
require .h- INKS accepting ,te act apt their FIVE dJ
IA. NOES rhe same i,l'luI tile smaller notes.
'I- question III ihe engrssn5At carried By vUt
Df7 wv Is.
Tn p seems 11v To be doubt of its passage b. the
iI.u-e. What Is ire Hll he in the Senate, We can
not p,rdc;-Rict Republican.
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL,
CONGRESS

Not much business done il either House Of Con-
geSs On "Wednesday last. that being the day appointed
for the ceremony Of counting the votes for President and
Vice President.
A. haIfpast r. The Senate. headed by The Vice Pres
ien and mar~alied ~ the SerIeants alarms if bth
Houses, entered the House NJ Representatives The
wee President io h 81 tile siIe III lie Speaker
ard presided aver lie Conveuti,n The reading Of the
votes was then effected by The Tellcrs and the result an
nounc2d by the Vice President who declared ZACIIA.
RY TAYLOR and N!ILLARD FILLMORE, duly
elected President ana wee President The United States.
fir four years from TIE An March EeNt
The result was formally announced in each House BY
the respective Committees and resolutions adopted for
the appointment Of Jon Committee inform the Pres
Ident and Vice President elect Of their election
The galleries IF the H use We're crowded with spec
tatorS.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on he 10Th ns BIZ the Rev Mr. Lang
horne. Capt NATHANIEL B TERRY, to Miss JC-
LA f, daughter Of Lewis Merritt, ST., ESD all Of his
place.
-, On the evening Of Thursday the l. 9TH inst.
1y The Rev. F.. j. Newland JAMES NJ NAT
lHENS. u IsPr4hannock, /, ELLEN II. ,ar,hier
Vi G-,,. Baghy. of I.enchhurr.
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Having private pnrPf9 Z" sutserve. ara only lok
IVY N what conceive u he the Interest AZ The pe,
r4 1f Clmpoe have written these lines hopeinr thai
others w coincide with me, (o;hers kabw there r.
In presenting his claims IN such strong terms
duce him to DecuIIe candidate
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
GU Virginia Patriot" Will p-ase copy
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SYiyE or THr srOCx w,RkEv

Reposed By Bercry Blair. Licensed Stock Broker
State Stock 8 per cents-pa' value SO0-saes at
par.
Cooperation s Re, cen,s-pas value stOO-last sales
at 9S
James River S &ansvhs Bonds. guaranteed by the
Sate-9S and interest
Exchange Bank stocs-ya, value slOO-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank >rock--par value aI0O-os.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-65z.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value 500 held IS.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value $50
500 2 Ia 80.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
par value Sl00- held al $95 and in.
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link mi fo,. COlDlfertcjfs

Loon OH TOT IOUVtUtN5!
This is the needIul unprncipcd persons
parts OF the country, make and vend them.
The genuine is for sale by
p. PAYNE s BRO, Lvrrhhurs;
James F. Galloway, I}rooknea;
w. NJ jerks, Mariners View
In Bedford County by
William (fish, Cross Roads;
Wright & Matthews, C hamblissburg, p o.
Alex. Casey, II, Emeus;
Bassctt Smith, Joppa Mills;
w Lcitwich y son, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county scat.
Offices exclusively TO the sale Of Wrcht's Indian
Vcee,ab Pills wholesale and retail l69 Race Pha-
delpha sss Greenwich street New York and l9S remons
street Boston.
Nov. 81 3f
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despatch from Com Jones' Of the date Of 22l of De-
ceHb'T gives depoTable account Of the anarchy and
crime prevailing in he dlggngs. w thin three weeks,
he says, there had been fifteen MURDERS generally for
the sake OF the treasure possessed BY the victims The
Comnod re thinks it almost imp .ssibe exaggerate the
amount OF gold. \ party of five persons found a
pocket. as II IS termed and took in days $4,000
worth Of the precious metal
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1t wish thc with the health of he communi.
ty We desire to be governed by sacred regard
whatever here Stated relation this extraordinary med
and this feeling Of sincerity and good faith Which
prompts again and again call attention it, we Be-
eve that article has been dco cred that confer
red greater amount of benefit the community the
it is known the better is it appreciated.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHBUKG MARKETS.
S.lTG RDiT, FEB II.


TOBACCO.
Inspected the past week 43 TihIs
81 hid sold viz Is hds I.ugs; II hds Leaf a follows
AL At 81 30: % Is, Do So DO | s.; do 65 DO
~. lp -; do 80; do 95; do p do 2O5; do
u; l13 ~ ~ a, do2e5: 40 3; ~ 10; al
81. dl ~. do IS, 40 Il DO 20. d. so ! do
7o;2 a. IS The harsh weather has essencd sup
pies Of Loose Tobacco the past week The demand good
prices above Twill again call the attention of planters
To the importance of having their Eugs order NV
weights given week since, objected by dealers
heayy WILL therefore, say have your hhds good size
WI. t. SMITH, Com. Mer.
Prorisions,- Bacon, New G. 4 Beef, 8 to4,
cts: Corn Meal. 40 i5cents
Jhent--Red 50 cents; White SIS.
Grui,.-CDrn. 4O cts; Oats . cents
tiorer Sect 81 j0as5
UhisFey-SlIes at n 80 cents.
Becsrar-lS cents
Brii1-yery duh 10 to ~ for Mol.
Brand Apple. none otfarar Peach none offering
Bur Iron - sS5 assorted and $50 60 Hhen drawn 10
Cofee-Rio ; to cents Laguira s. to 6. Java l2!;
Mocha o.
Country tmeas-Iow l9and Flax Is, as ye' no
demand.
Cotton Yarns-Sales 8 to l;,c.nt.
Feaiters-30 to 81 cts.
FItr Seed Sales 50 cents.
Fish -Ierrln5-. ~ |, q 80; shai. old q so
new 80
Hemp-No sales, We quote 3 to5l.
Lutseed Od-70 cents.
Lnd-7, dull.
,1oLnsses West India 81 to % c,sge' gallon; n
0. II to - cents.
Pdlster-iump s.. ~,
Sagars-New Orleans 8 toll cents; Porto Rico 20 s
cents: Clarified H. cents Loaf IL ~ cents.
StH-s2. and So
IMiow-9 to @ cents.
;'r $50 per Dbl
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Wrght indian Vegetable Pills speedily aud permanently
the declining powers of the human body This
be doubted, but fact is better established. Those
who the disant Sarsapara for this purpose,
look doing medicine far less expensive ard
tectual
CLYMER, Chantauque CO. n ", Oct.5 lS4S
DR. VIM. Wrght-Sir: For the last three four years
had been gradually running down. and finally became
weak that unable TO perform my usual labor. |
advised try your Indian Vegetable Pills and graft
fled to that by the OF three four boxes began
feel like myself again, and thoroughly restored.
From my experience, can commend vonr Pills to the
afflicted, with confidence that they will be found medicine
Of great efficacy and value. Yours, truly,
JOHN CLEVELAND.
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Extract Of Letter from Williamsburg, Long Island.
go have used Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills in my
family than three wears, and great variety III
complaints, Coughs. Colds, Fevers, caach Dvsenterv e
with the compete In all eases, Wright, In
dian Pills have fully sustained reputation
Yours, truly, VIM SIMPSON.
Aug. O. lS4S.
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Temperance Meeting.

There viii be Temperance Meeting held at the VI
F.. Church, On thursday night 22nd inst. T1ie "Son,'
witt he present in regall Several addresses will be de
liytreI. Tie public invited.
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view 1Ork, eO. IL, y r. M
The Stock market is quite 50 buoyant and Gov
eminent Securities have receded somewhat. Sales Of
Treasury note 6's at 100. and of New Loan III ,
winch Is slight decline on the quotations of yesterday
All sound Securities in good demand
lhe Flour market is steady but active Sales to-day
u only 5000 bbs Western and common Gennesee brands
at S344a5 62 Small sales If Southern al s. Has 50
Small sales Of Corn Meal at s2S7a2 %; Rye Flour s.
81.
Jhe Graiu market exhibits no special change Sales
OF ZoOO bushels 0enesee Wheat at l3l cents and small
sales Of prime red at Is cents There is steady de
mand TOR Corn with sales Of 10000 bus at 52a55 cts
for mixed, and 59a6O for yellow SHES Of ,uth-
ern Oats at ~ cents and Northern 3Sa42 cts Rye &c
cents
Ahere have been fair sales of Provisions a somewhat
"et prices Sales Of 900 bbls Pork 81 so for Mess
and 80 50a6 ~ for common Ohio Prime. Sales of 800
erces shoulders 8. cents and 80 900 lbs Sides ct Sa
- cents Hams S ]. at 81 GEMS and 800 bbIs Lard at
u els. per 10. Talow s. cents
The Grocery meket is quiet MOI much doing in either
Sugar Aolasses. The latter very dul and declining
10 pnce Small sales of Carolina Rice a 3 l-l0a34 per
ID. Sales Nhiskey at 22;25 GETS per gallon.
Ihs has been another active day in the Cotton market
WIN sales Of 400 bales at the quotations Of yesterday
fully sustaining the advance If cent per h. under the
Nlagara's news. The market at the close was firm-a
good demand, and rather in favor of sellers
Philadelphia, Feb. l4-6 P. NJ.
me Stock maake is not quite firm, and Government
securities slightly declined Sales Of Treasury Mute 6s
at lu95. and Loan at a. Not much disposition TO
sell. Pennsylvania IS 49,
The foreign news has had very little effect on the mar
ke Tor Breadsuffs Sales to-day of 1000 bbls common
brands Flour So holders are not wiling to take
ih's price. Corn Meal 81 62! with sales Sales Of Rye
Flour at So 62s
Not mucn doing in Grain Sales Of red Wheat a,
I'D Use, and uhi;e Is els. Corn is steady: sales
OF about COCO bushels SAC for whie and 55a57 cents
yellow. GAS Soc; Rye 81 cents
There is only moderate business doing in Provsons.
Small sales Of Mess Pork at SIP. No c1nge in Btefor
Bacon. LAID 1aS. cents
Groceries quiet and the tendency Of prices rather
TO decline Sugars and Moasses heavy. Rte 3.a3s
cts per ID.
The Cotton market is firm the advanced prices since
the steamers arrival. Sales of 200 5ales
W hlskey is dull Sales at 23aa2i. cents per gallon in
hhds and bbls
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teegraphc despatch said d have reached Peters
burg on Monday. announcing tile DEATH in New Orleans
OF Col. WIN Il Johnsln well known as the NAPOLEON
of She turf"
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The subscriber, having purchased the interest Of his
partner in the late concern OF LEE \ RICHARDS. New
York, will AXE great pleasure in Supplying Lis ID iri- d.
We'll thclllhIc ~ llL the Inv
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VNOB ACCO-EXTRA FINE sun CURED CHEW
L ing oblcco, fU sale by PETERS & STIGIER
Jan 1S-ts
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE May 4-S306 Baltimore 6s, ISi9 104: 1000
do, 10l 1900 do l0l1At 200 do l0 1000 do, 0l 1876 do,
lon M% aO on ho so J So an LVo aG
do s2 1000 do s2s loot s21 100 o3 do spa 300 do,
S21a; shares Baltimore Fire Insurance Baltimore and
Ofo Railroad 40s 10 do, 4o 10 do, 4O 10 do 4O 10 do,
4o Baltimore and Reisterstown Road 90; rs York Road
ga; 81 Frederick Road, 3i4
BosroN, May 4-Brokers' Board-lO shares Auburn and
Rochester Railroad b0 49, 10 Boston and Worcester Rail-
road 07; Boston and Providence Railroad, 49, 90 do S9
5d9, ss} Is Western Railroad lo55 do los do,
IS 10 New England Worsted Company g. 100 East Boston
Company, b3O Az; City Bank 96 $500 Vermont and
10 shares Western Railroad 1851; Boston and Lowell
Railroad 5Sl1a % Norwich and Worcester Railroad 49,
Essex Company, bimos liO dividends Vermont Central
Railroad, 2 621S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-06

at &C. In the absence of private letters the market
without animation. Rye lower, and sales of 1000
easier and 600 bushels prime two rewed were
sold at 60c Oats-A cargo OF Northern sold at 36c
CofFEE.-The market remains firm with good de-
mand sales within day two embrace 1000 bags St
Domingo Ia portion Of which for shipping at 5sc
to 6zsc) cash. 1000 bags Rio at 6sc to 74c; 400 La
guayra at 61c to ga and 400 Maracaibo at 6]ac to
CoTros.-sales amount to 1000 bales, holders offer
but little and the market does not appear to be affected
by the Americas accounts except that there was but
little disposition to buy.
FREIcHrs-Rates easier Corn said
to be engaged for Liverpool at 6c to I'd and 500 bales
OF cotton compressed were taken at o32d. 80 tons
bacon were taken at 25s, and measurement goods at
the same price Cotton was engaged to Antwerp at Ac
and ashes to Rotterdam at 35s
Hay was quiet.
HrMP.-A portion of cargo of Manila, (Which ar
rived yesterday disposed of previous arrival
12c., g months.
InoS.-For No pig there has been large demand
at the late decline and 200 have been dis
posed Of at about S21 so S22 % and S22 So months
ahoat and to arrive; in English bars some $50 tons
found buyers trfe under S45, mos, and 60 do
fined at $50, same time.
Ons.-sales of 5000 gallons of English were made at
soc. to Coo, and 1000 American country, in bbs ut
5Sc.
PRovrsroSs.-Sales of about 800 bbls pork made
including at $40 20 to $40 37a, with small
lots prime at So 37 to So A. Sales of 10000 lbs of
sides hams and shoulders made at sc for the sides
42Sc for hams and at 3c for the shoulders In picked
meats we noticed sales of 60 terces plain hams were
made at sc. Lard-Saes of about 700 bbls were made
at Gre to exc. Beef-Sales were moderate Sales of
90 bbls country made at S1l so to 81 rs,
and city do. do at S12 So There no prime in
ket Sales of $50 bbls moasses cured pork hams
made at sac ButterSales of $50 packages of inferior
Ohio sold at SIC Fresh western tub worth 12c to
loo Cheese in good demand for the local trade at
&C. to &C., the latter figure for prime daries
ToBAceo.-We submit n statement, exhibiting the
prices sales receipts and stocks hand for the week
ending this afternoon Mays.
Prices. Sold. Reed Stock
Ken &NC4 to Ss go hds. at324as 63hds 4i57 hds
S:aS:sTisSs seq .s3s cases Es SSSs:
Florida. to75 100 cs
Havana .12lsto90 % bis 1923 bis
9uba. .l21ato 20 $50 bis p. t. $500 bis
Yara. ...........W to45
St. Domingo 10 to II 100 bis
The market for most descriptions steady.
SuGARs-The market within day two has been
heavy for moist sugars and decline of - to a has
been experienced Operations include 1900 hhds Por-
to Rico portion of which for export terms not
transpired and the balance at AZ, 5lc 800 New Or
leans at &c. and 800 Cuba Muscovado at ~ &c.
all mos.
TIN PLATEs.-Thcre have been sales of 1000 boxes
I'D X charcoal, on terms not made public.