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and may get his spirits up above discretion point
we may bear of a revolution. But until then,
Mexican politics will be dry OF bloedshed for this
illustrious hero, the Napoleon of the South.
Another report is, that Paroles has issued pro.
s.ssnsiams~to in favor Of Santa Anna. Instead of
city Of Mexico, sick and dymg-a perfect sot, In
capable of doing any more harm.
We think that the above, with the vellminous
correspondence and documents Published in Mon
eight into the present condition OF affairs in Mexico
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FOR sAI.E.


A COUNTRY MANSION FOR sALF. ON VERY pEA-
IN sonalc tfmF fitHAeh IN healthy and rtsasart ih-
lnhd l,'sy nsa, sne Hnl y anl sijoinini Govsrr.r
birfttn ard John browne ftrus The Of 10
ssef ~ lie lest Qrey In Jersey and the hest well ~
IN Tie height orlcrd 90 h situated sthn ~ miles ~ a.
nourhfp village of Dover Sages ire bouse s.ar
he tct u = eoDvsiien, fr persore doing busin.- in
hev Norf o., ly starting a. ~ 4 they 81 ~
lcfk aty o'clock NJ aai return hane before pirbt a,
lettirg New ltrk at ~ ~ AIRY pcrson WISHING a. -. AZ
Tr'mse ssn come g Dover IN The csrs hen tai. IN,
70 hine NV ard INQUIRE Tor Chsrins place Where bs
IRE he fsu rsr . the purchss ney can remain %
bond snd nergsse, r airy length ~ time n,i ots,.,,.
sven Immediately. The .ridsne does not prevail in a.
emily 49," ." Nv
ECkklitkt TOR sALE.-rIIE ENTIRE FURNITURE
Pntic house euitsble ter the arunfs oaetisn Of
hnneree ana ttty rsons, consisting ef he'd ps5}tns
hchsn Apparatus kc all Of the drst suety Has tssr
81 itis .ssd y o. rood and vii. b. .oli xrsst
ssrssln. Yer srhsr rsrtisrisrs srpy Of thls Once.
IL OR sAIE-TyO vEsY SUPERIOR cApsTaar
nsrs.s bay sslrr. sns fast navsiisrs ssnns is
nthse fts very One Ce,rs. Clo.. Carriage. safst
sh'.r reesis 'y. r,hres psrsgn, inse. Ale, very
Esh eFsn trsveiirf WAGON, nth leashsr top
s r.rscns hpgy ~ lsttsr fr further partissisrs az
sests. te ~ ". eacs 81 ne ks~ ierk Hetsld.
A NEwroUNDLA DOa ron SAFE CHEAP
tIruU street
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EEw ORLEANs, July 81, 194s.
There were sales OF cotton yesterday, operators
awaiting the news by the steamer
New ORLEASs August I, 1919.
Cotton Holders very firm and 600 bales changed
bands at 10 cts The market closed at full prices
fair ~ "a cents.
CmcisNArI. Aug. 8, 1870.
Flour Sales Of Ohio have been made at S. 25; and
Pittsburgh S6. Whiskey mny be quoted at l7A Tx
cents Hams-Commen canVassed hams So u cents.
Pslk--Nsss pork so SO.
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eaHsERCIhL AgFAIRg.
MONEY uAHzET.

Wall street aud the business parts Of the city
ee'ertsd to-day and We have nothing new to rervt In
the markets The deg has been pretty generally CD
served all secular smrloyments having been ss~-
pended
The earnings Of the rsis Rsiiroad Csnpauy Tor the
month Of July, amount ~ little ever err tbopssnd
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sALRs EY AUCEfOs

IOskPH MURPHY, AUGriONEFR--BY JOSEPH
brfTiv, Of ~ u sprrcc strfoisrcoui Msff fI4ei-
ih Day. sa.uraayi 81 - oeloeF ~ the second MARI 10
-, Nsssu s'rsehe bar and hgfures together v the
s 10 m tufuiturs alec The furniiurc Il ts h.uas ass
leafe q s Iremsgs o. the yearly ~ 81 en- The be
room hritrfs aud hxtulgs will be soid sspara.iv In
sired The house be oiaiae aad ts proptieor son-
suited vrh viuus % the 'sle.
IOslIu MURPHY. AUCT1ONEER.-- gOsEPfT
- blRPDl, steve IS STruco ttrsst-ssssnd Nard 10
te-ss;uidey ~ 70 soiosE At tls Second Ward ot@i ~
farsu strtst iLs Fsr and TIA vi the
w Furniture Ale ls lsass o. toe prsmisas - sks
NsIy rent " Slct Also he unisaTs 81 Nls koass P~-
tisulefs on saturday morning.
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rtusrous sf.ciB ~ natures nost works. rrouI %
learn i uhser fhlie surce, 4 maxim plendd fortune
r. tie sDerse tac % HE truly asslundn- medicines
oil hear tte Dgcssr ssd his lgic
zion sroAe ~ m terms - wonder sud snigh.nt 10
heart and soul engaged in ssstss tAe faculty IN hsr
cuous suc expressing and ssYing progress the
Tresent slsrusg y lcmi. In lies 5lins
bur sfcdtt scIld have dor evf lhs the
necessities % ale ~ putting t~ sies 81 bis great
uedy cot " their reachwe sec him tetuag his price
shilling bottle order that all clssaea srs enjoy th.
psftse ~ intii4. medicinal qualities Everv bottle
ellie 90 "a ~. lives OF otss "a rom
ful thett Of enc.e-a darhgs, g. a. zach are
ssfsd II has not td In single inESnes lee
Al IL Of suh nsisrs thst causes q ~ sop tisfrha po-
duce prfpiT .on, issAs tte r stn. sad nv.s
yetient mmeaiat. relief from tie infant 20 tks ADULT
q nf ostls fsit is e internal ani srnn prescp
boD snd acts In all sssst las an ,snsousy.
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kDyRgrIsRxENYS ssgEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

90 REwARD.-sToLEN, From THE BASEMENT
80 Ct houtc No. ~ Nmty Place, on the LIST inst, ths
following described prcoerly Ons dozen half Silver
TEA spoons, marked with" some perhaps ERi" Gao
oliver Table spoons married above One pair Silver
Sugar Toprs marked "E.RL."; Two Silver Butter Knives
with Of Ludlow, in full the handles The above
Amity Place.
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pon.tre.pIrehe DarIi- wnen a r,.a

srss parson 81 bic sooss vith thos, Of
tho same Ia ~ csnnet BE- ssri shat he does hs far
and therefore with BE 4sur that pcrtsas shout
uchsse bocts OF gae respectfully Iegues-d frst
slsit other ard then 90 l0os In ~ JONES
street. aud decide s.t-eln Lin ami his eompe,isars
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ONE WEEKS HISTORY.
THE w E EKLY III Il RA Id.


Nj mornirs. Annexed Ia list Of its
CosrkNTy
Tie fntsssairs Brrsrssa Intelligence received BY W
s,ssmsr Csnia Tie Latest News fon Csiforni,
tani Es1iesn inrmatiop; sketch osa Whit Fort HILL
s. c. Ne RsGisnss Of tbs Hon. jain C. cshorn; Move
pss Of sbs Hss. BeHry Clay Psr,oass Of sLs Lament,
able Railroad sedsst Prnss.as ". j. Rarssss %
ths ckssrs Throughout the Americas, CsssSon Pii,esl
and Naval Ne ssrt State Of Affairs 10 Csrsda tie British
League o, Kngr.on. ke; great ysris,y Of Editorsls
Iessresi and Lsesl TEAR hyssrisus petd Newark
D. j.; Connsrss, aud shipping Rssori r.sgraphis Dss-
patches 10 she Latest Hsmsnt from every uetiss Of tie
esuntry, &c, ts.
Single copies, mailed to every part Of The world siI.
pence; annual sui ssription, IS.
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App,lntm.nt hx enc Preside.t.

TRsnas 6unton, Of Washington City, WIS yesterday
appointed to 81 400 serkship in the Third Asdtors
ease in the place Of Charles 8. walach resigned.
Robert w Middleton also appointed TO soe
serhsbip in the Second Audtorsoee in tbs place Of
Wa. Wiley removed
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rs "Cont8crse ra.."-The Ne icaal Tsiss Ga,e,,a q
U.s. sch svss fal std s1rcct ugt Of tie strs- Jail
tons release The hep
s,t sTeucats in the EcCsrs OIL ouF 40
81 scstf ~ ktvits c1niG'rss usual 81 er.nx
rEasi n--s from 81 ~ ths world vih vcry
Iith eerrespondepes, TsrteRov from S-r.to.s syrin.
Ciics les ~ ssau street sold every there.
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EXCURGIONS,

NNNN>NN>NNNNNNN0ONNNN7N ~NN>rN>>JN>N>NNN>No-
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS AND FIVE
II dollars paid Tuesday aud Friday to TIE whs
catches tho heaviest Sea Bass Black Fish Pau Every
in the week except Saturday the Buffalo win
foot CT Robinson at ososk Thrtseuth
81; Canal street. Catherine street. So Grand street,
Pier Ne. 3N. r., Va, A. n. Fare q cents each
TNBE STEAMER JOSEPH BELXNAP WILL LEAVE
Pier foot ~ Chambers street, Sunday morning al
o'clock for Newburg and intermediate places landing
Yonhs astings, Dobbs Ferry rarrytown Rockland Lake.
Bsverstraw, Ysrplaneks, CaidwelPs Pesksk, Corsens
West Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall touching Ham
mopd street each Fare for the Excursion TO Psetss
and all places above going aud coming, One Dollar.
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The stisens 81 Norfolk va have voted 10 direct the
Csnmsn Council OF that city to subscribe 5000 20
tbe stock 81 reliro1d 20 extend from Roanoke 70 the
Atlantic board
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rs 8ltjAIs.

A-CHOiEgA.-TaOUsAND or BorrrRs
- ~ Dr. ksneers remedy daily ssid .sd hasdrsss
o. Eres saved IL irstaaty rsrstes the ba~ss
br,a NJ Al lam, dc asti,n gtoarcss esrspration sad
iT 80 Telegraph Cornpsar. Nsv Yors city, vas 81 IN
Nfy rolcps attack o. cl0les IN ls.s than mnu,e~
Hrnss4gf ether taken from the ssa-. .n,r.i
cured snd snalef sucndt business The fellow ~ ssy
tvsty bottle aes lie m1yis Sold ri sfrssl aaa
80 brf 4dway shove Grsnd street. pr.s 80 "a
four nss Ter tetile One bottle will cure vhsl. n.
niiy.
InrohTASr.-DR. 1OBlAES VENETIAN LTNIgrSv
10 cfTnr cure Tor ehnlta collie. dv.aot.r~
" rtvtr fs vhen s-miu'ssred 1ns money r.furiei ia
h's.ely ~ an cases should ~ d No family .horf b
~itost IL Depot. Murray street.
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!! = 10y S:..::S::.; IN: -: isss
RE tsrssinmsnss % ss.m.ns. ..S 6ysnrs "Ls sss
:srsI;s" Aus,s Amer v,:h Mel joan Dosssssqs. I.I-
Hrs lhsstsrton, Mrs, wssss. 7: sOaeiuds wi.h JlHyY
I;as B.:, H. es S1a 1 s:.i i
III Herr G;s S.s saa n.s r.
Doors Oper att, 70 commence asa ri.sesssl 80.
RpsToN'sTnrArsE. SHAagERs srlssr.wMR
p,P y. I'LL ,. S,ss y es fr &. Ja.
ar sf1f = Won ril
6aeSs. f Ma. Nv Gs% s:o Lvcfa DID
70 ssn d NTH a e. FfyI dq ai Mss
s si 3 s Ti ,. H aL
m S.Asa s 'sss sosH u
Iassy x..s5el Pitch s'Pss ss
o,siss Hr TSslor xsr Gs's s basa H1s .i
Foa s e re sGG'. :a r Soss soa
Dawes; Major Fr.sknan Mr. Croker Ar' chsssr'Os Mra
4 to commences ats ociesk. y ''''
CasTLE GAaDEN..IGuTu wsrx OF rHa raI-
%Pa'n dSoos nn r',sS D spDd sp..I
o'FsppishansS Widow MacSrss and tn. Bold soai.f
c sATIkoiy A"sa; TfIS.
IS e the s ss III. n aaa F Miss Mas G.
rert Mr. Leach ana Herr stePt Ticket. % cent? Doors
atb: concert 20 commence At . o'clock peeoiey.
CASTLE GARDEN.-EIGHTa WEEK OF THE TaI-
~ umphan fly sueoessfsl summer Fsss-Ssw Ovsrtmss,
Waltxe Gsops Pot Pourrs Polkas and 1adrss, by Lee
aers splendid Band. New Songs, pget Trlos and Qusr
tttts by Nile Loyarnsy, Caroline hIsrt Sssphsn Lsash,
aud Herr Sospel Night, in the Promenade Csnssr
TickesJwenty 1--WE cents.
DARNUMS AMERICAN aGSEUN.-r. t. 3AaNUM,
- Proprietor splendid performances In the afternoon Al
pounds and brought FROM Cafornis ~ Lieut. Bsae hss
been engaged for Ansthsr week New su able Faress wiz
enacted at zach entertainment Aao serszsd Mr. Lake
West the talented Dancer and popular dsnsstsr OF Es
plan Character; Mr. Jerry ueryheld Mas Barton Mics 5tsa
hope, Miss est MT Chapman and Mr. Clarke Tho Alnne
Ratte6nake Wax Scripture stAtSay Admissions
TO the whole n cens childrep undr 10 years is CENTS
CHINESE MUsEUM.-THE ONLY ONE IN THE
Cusoms Religions Arts and Science. VI four nil
lions of Chinese. Open from nine NJ, till ten, r. NJ Adj
nittanse IS cents; children, astsr H. half prioe.
EREE CONCERTs every EVENING, AT THE CON-
Hall, Ne. Ss7 Bowsry, between ytansn aiviss
Ten strests. JLYNCa. rropris.or.
| THE GREAT ROWLING MATCH AT HoBoEEN Will.
vest by Jones Mr. JehA Ciayland ana
Mr. Wilson. The Grst for wasch - sLe
gold chain worth 500 the third
vsrth sl0 onsr the same psrsss this wssk
| 8 q. O. FERRY
| Uarsen.
| BROADWAY THEATRE.-rHE SPACIOUS sAbOo NJ
ID In this establishment for Alss
the has Saloon saloon Rsfsstory nshsny
street Application for either all Of hs above
| dressed 70 shs bsx sass Of shs th.asrs.
T.. A. MARGnALL sole Iasses.
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NAlSCHLL


M Murphy, rropris.o Of shs Mans soas EsyPort "
T.s.pu.a ,i,ii:r. sh:r. REQ. Ter fSv
mere az, .Iy N. s0nds st.s
50. s.n1snisot families X ,hs warm .ss.on
leave, "' *. tss "' Il csssu::
OCyE q TmE NEW YORK Gas cHy CON-
hereby given 70 the sussns: Of shs sompany that from
vi" s.aS.:t psi Ssndr ssi .S Ss.'s
tered n.e IN: haze %a.: . sa ID. add
. a s ts Sp, and 10. "a K.
E.Ss = Isf r: :5;: I
.s % s .. s 10 n. o. ssy
S DAY oss 'AA' PfsHgy
M nee s..:sy r,'. m,. s'.ss q s '.r
pry able semi annually authorised by hs suppsssus
.n.. =: 10y: o I s
nS.ss S aTs. x. c:s .ss.:
stssains the .ssk b.ol. csspsny the ssh
a".d vii sa: the .:sis:,. fsss 81 .us::Isins .ii
;,.,h =, ~; s's ;. fiy, from she Of .ss s;'ss
., '''', VI 49, r..is.a, sofr: Canal .rs bsniias Co.
Datsa J.r..y city Is. August, 1879.
DURE WATER At ALL TINES But MORE ESPECIAL
.e sh s;s S he
sinng water n s greatest purity roud do we'll 70 call a.
cs.%s.r :'rsss Ss1r'a. :. he rsS".r Hi,.r {; 81
JTSIrED srATEs IAEpwAsR.sI,, FOR SALE BY
r. LEIGHTON: rIksr .pRsMIgK salRr-KAksR.
s.a n: Regal ..I..., Ne. orl.s.s r. Bshr's ss..1-
Ing and vhstsr sos ssa collar srsvsss mass 70
CExPLE = EsBMsoN. WHOLESALE cosMIs.Isx
=1r=-----zs<-
sHIPrIEs,
TUE ONLY DIRECT LINE ros SAN FRANCISCO,
....S, fasi' Sr T. s.., as: I'd a
;."rasdts VIII lss,. fer ch.sr.. .r:s, ts.. her a...
n. i ciy gees .ir.s. cSasl.. .i,a.ss ,cssa.s
:m Vi. ss.s .a % fer .. N. 4
ssssnsr Panama Of lat Of ssp,sabsr.
p: &: ; ;Sg.. ;'isSs rs
yr.ssi ., sp..i. Per s.a m.r,h..ai:o 70 %. p, Zee.
B,ht ssse feet Of bsSs allowed sssh sASia
:s'.s snl:.. rsia tor H"y ssr:s s.s,,i.s =,
sss.p, % pss.Ag. money b.sS fsr week
" - : !, HOWARD a sew, N pyasav.,.
UNt,rIisp2 . sTaTns sAI srnAx snIr coxrAs,.-
81 .sp en6 ii. :, ss a.. ,:ss;
s.ss a,sr .;.S: +. S %: git
u. M. ~, g y;, 80. 80; tf., q %. E:sslsI
.s,sSs I'm f.S.%. tstfnis ' F rs.s s,,, $50 ..
q .ty Assriess sea s,sG.s iss.i. b.lsf $500 sSss
fs. sa.s r..!ssef.. ;, u.s. .ap ssS. =, sS la si
al. ,ss 's's .'s :. ss i., IN .ny ... ...anr .isss
,.sr.. . y. u. %s. iis,@s sssis n
her fur ftaeiort su0gus and well Ventilated sahas al
sa rsss are comb sst al the sshSsasnoss %
ksstl
pirEs cr PA-s.sx re crAssrs-
STATE Fssri. sftsr fsisunf
Fsrt.s sssupyins sEs osats sse- In aia-
50. fss%' ior-.ii saloons.
s'.ist. ssfia hand ia ..s. .si 9...,, ""
sii; tSssss. .iio-,i ...i ,;.,.s.:r.
Vfse SO DO ~ New Ori..as S7s Fr.ixr. a.tr.s
ass Esrsubit foot d.. 10 Nee Ors.., pr .ahte
20 All tetsts Ter fstfsxs uust lie prosur.s IN. 80.
sfths somrany. n. q. ROBERTS. ma g.Il .sr..t
EiRI yEssRL TOR SAN rRASCTsCo-TuK sUPs-
u nor fact ealing Re b,rk OufO Chsnpsn .as,rr
rlN SAL tls Bah 81 This
ssas IN freit a. sss or ,a@..ss
Hfsy e. ssAEs, 90 Yer ~, Moro kiy@.
a ID. guHLGR - W EST ssss.t
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Gsorys has CO., mlleso railroad and three rail-
roads are in process Of construstion, which will
about 81 eco coo, and make 1.s10 miles Of railroad
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BROADWAY THHATRE.-rHE SPACIOUS "a hoe NJ
ID In this establishment for AlSa
the Saloon and Saloon and Rssstory
street Application esther all Of above b Cd
dressed 10 the bsx snss Of she thsatrs.
Z. A. MARGnALL, sole lassea.
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nR. RALPH, AuTneR or fsz "PsAgTIsAL PRr-
,a ss Is,.tss ~ > sr.sswiss s,rs.s-sas. ss--.,
AZ IN We sfly assf vnl ~ surprised rsrsdNR
bfts nsosvsnicnce attending hsr II 10 ssssy low
ever those who have srfersi fre1 SERIALS class pssps
vAs ees rrepesy his services no
rs hrst OF seipsnt 70 lac asvspssd s~d
stfges, tffvm uneorncn aivaasAss snd sxtanzo
practices he san esord xfid ant redcsl whlk.
n
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CuRsiTURr FOR sAtr.-rur rxrrpp r,,,vtr,,,,

A NEwroUNDLA DOa ron SAFE CHEAP
tIrlte street
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ntARRBrA AND DYsFETFRr.-wgLLS. MTLLrrh
~ EOyosTs Comreund E,'rs.t % Blaesh.rry fsr tss
certain Of Dy.srt.ry DisrrAe. ., NJ
li7 thsttsm street Ch,I ssrs street.. r.st erosdssy
Arsrue D. srnsr 81 E't sree, III OH .d
ot stree. krootyb II Fatsn ,r.A .rser a.
Myrtle s'spss srA nussoa street, and a. css
sale Warsbssss. 7lT Frept street H. "
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No CURE NO PAY.-DR CozBIrr 10 DIANE 81.
msy Be eonsylss 90 We noasnspt 81 csrnis ssliesks
diseased pEastsse Of sxtss devoted ~ are us~s
mat 81 delicate diseases snsscs 10 -urr - .ts,
reroury pssd. ~"
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1lis tfgrsss s!owsi each s-.,sn--r P.a.Ssa b, H.
use, so DO - New Of..as S7s Frsx, " gnasr.s 10
snss srsubit foot sc 10 ks- Orls.n s.s. pr .TA.
30 Al usksts Ter fsttsxs uus ls prosurss a. IN. ass
sthssemTany. n q. ROBERTS. tls wsu street
EiRsr VESSEL TOR SAN YRASCTsCo-ruK sUPR
II fact sar {. BE b,rk OufO, Chsmptsp .as..,
az al o. ~ ~ tss.s rhi' ,.,'., sssrss, ssd
sIpiy 60 ssazs, 90 Per y, hsrs kiy<. srto
ia ID. EOWLGR s s~s s.,..,
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DhJ0nNseE nDyAsr sTaaaT, 50 WILL gNoww
NJ IN te tree tsent 81 seioass disc sssshe pOstsrs
rusl.R r ss IN tAose half srrsd Ahst ksvs .x~s.x
Tor ysarr + precrres g-sstttssisr weaNness hro~ahs
80 ~ secret hss edss~aiy cared. Recent eases svrsI N
fopr days.
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OcuRk, NO CBARok-DR. sBRpHY, er "a oorD
arsst s-rfasx saliy esrs-sS all n~m~ 81 p~lvs&s
ssosse kessst s~ses % srsefrA~z
days Cessussnssd sskfiy and lrspos~rsr -rsc~s~~1,
fkSrs susnsoA OXEN fr.m VA W ", r NJ
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-06-30
CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

The duties ON imported articles required by law to
he maid IN entering them at the Custom House. will
b Fund sncc6ed At the head of such articles in our
n,,re of onotatons The following are other regu-
Iat2ions
lIc,,or,,,,y,,,,, That in all cases in which the
invoice ~ entry shall NOT contain the weight, or
"uanttv or measure Of Foods, wares or merchandise
now WEIGHED ar measured. or aauged. the same shall
he ,vc~6ed @auged or measured, at the expense of
the owner, agent, or consignee
Dro,,bockS.-'Fhat from and after the first day of
December 1S46. in lieu of the bounty heretofore au-
thorised BY law to he paid on the expectation of
picked fish of the fisheries of the United States,
there shall be allowed on the expectation thereof
figured with foreign salt, drawback equal in amount
to the duty paid on the salt and no more to be as
ccrtaincd under such regulations as NAV be prescribed
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Credits-An duties are payable in cash-or,
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, on their importa-
ton, may be placed in public Stores under the Ware
housing law, and duties paid when such Goods,
Wares Sc, are Withdrawn thcrcrom Except for
recxportaionJ but if not claimed at the expiration
of year. or duties and charges paid, are then to be
appraised and sold under the direction of the Coec-
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Ia.
C0hdenSed acH other latters a1,Dertaining tbeYeto
from curious tets Of the General .4sse,lbiy of
JHafyidnd.
For every vessel either drawing feet water or up
wards, or measuring IS tons custom house ton
mage, coming from the sea to the city of Balti-
r, more per loot, 50 SO
For every vessel of like draft, from Baltimore
to sea, 2 so
For the months of December, January, Febru-
airy ana March, IN addition to every foot
such vessel draws, rs
Be enacted by The General Assembly of Mary
idnd, That every master owner of a merchant
Nessei gong to sea, whether sailing under coast
ing license or registered, of the burthen of one hun
drcd and twenty tons and upwards shall be obliged
to receive the first Pilot who offers to conduct or
pilot his vessel, and shall continue the same Pilot to
the Capes, or shall pay to him half pilotage (; pro-
vided the said Pilot shall speak or board said vessel
above Fort McHenry, and Shall be duly licensed to
act as Pilot and provided further, that the Pilot
who shall have conducted any vessel from the Capes
INTO port shall be entitled to take charge Of the
same vessel as Pilot to the Capes her next voyage.
SEC. q .fnd DC II enacted, That any master or
owner OF merchant vessel, sailing under a coasting
license or registered of the burthen of one hundred
tons and upwards coming from sea- shall be obliged
to take the first Pilot who shall offer to conduct or
pilot his vessel, and shall continue the same to the
port OF destination, shall pay to him half pilot
age provided said Pilot shall speak or board said
vessel before Cape Henry Light House shall bear
south, and provided also, the said Pilot shall have
branch or license to the destined port of said vessel
SEC. 3. .fnd be it enacted, That the owners Of
all vessels of the burthen of seventy-fve tons and
upwards, not exceeding hundred tons, before
going to sea, shall apply to the Board of Pilots for
license to navigate the Chesapeake Bay, and shall
pay to the said Board for such license at the rate of
six cents per ton and such license shall be good for
twelve months
SEC. a. find be it enacted, That the master of
any vessel for which license is made necessary by
the preceding section, who shall navigate the same
without such license shall subject himself to receive
Pilot upon the same terms is provided for in the
first section of this Act
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FROM THE BAHAMAS-THE CROPS


The following items are gathered from late num-
beers Of the Nassau IN. P) Guardian:
The heat in Nassau was intense during MAY,
the Thermometer ranging from 50 to 81, After a
long drought, the rain commenced falling about the
middle OF May, much to the Joy of the planters
At Watlng's Island, Exuma, and Long Island,
they had good rains and the crops generally
At Andres Island, Grand Bahama and Berry Islands,
the crops rather poor consequence of the long
contidued drought.
From the extensive resources for salt making,
and its favorable location for commercial purposes,
it is supposed that the Island of Inagua will, in
time, rank next in Importance to Nassau, among
the Bahamas.
The pineapple crops, on the several islands OF
the colony where that avorite and delicious fruit
Is cultivated have become rapidly matured by the
recent falls Of rain great many vessels have
already arrived at Eleuthera from England and the
United States for fruit
The salt-raking prospects of Turks Island are re-
presented very favorable this season, both at
Grand and Salt Gays. The Turks BIaad Gazette
Of the I'd ult, states that larger gatherings at salt
Cay for the season were never known, some pans
having been in state of making over thirty DAYS
without shower"
The salt-ralling season at Rum Cav Long Island
and Long Cay has been most propitious, the guam
tity OF salt already obtained at these places amount
ing to about 100000 bushels The rain which fell
on the 18th and 18th ult. would retard the opera
tions of the sa-rakers for about a fortnight, but
would prove of great benefit to agriculture which
had been greatly retarded account Of the long
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