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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-27
Brooklyn Intelligence.

CLrpGyH,S sRRrsrsD.-Ofhcer Squires arrested, on
Wednesday evening last, the Rev. Mr. Van Geek the
principal II Flatbush Academy, charge preferred
sgaintt him by John ID. Lawrence, Esq Street Com
lad Of about fourteen years Of who goes TO school
that place. most cruelty beaten for old offence
The rev. gentleman appeared In court the same
ing and gave bail In the Of $3.50, for his appear
ance for trial Judge Vanderbilt became his security.
ANOTHER AcCtD,Sr rHr NAVY YARp.-Just after
reporter left the Navy Yard on Wednesday after
noon serious accident occurred at the Dry Dock
One Of the lsborers, named James Daily, employed in
cleaning the wells at the head OF the deck, In
stantly killed by the falling OF one Of the large buckets
Of earth, weighing about 1000 pounds. The poor fell
low struck the left side Of the head pet.ly
tearing the scalp or and causing q conclusion Of the
brain The Coroner vas immediately sent for. who
held inquest on the bosy. The jury rcndrcd a
diet that the deceased to his dea by the acoi
dental falling Of a bucket Of earthn
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CusMpLAp Sr L.wRrSCg C.SsL Mryrivc ~
meeting held ut Troy Saturday, the 10th inst
consider the subject ~ the Sc Lawrence aud Lake
Champain csnsl General Wool presided over the
meeting and Hon Amos X Ilsdtey was appointed
secretary. sarvey Of the proposed canal has bsen
made under the direction Of the Canadian government
and The line decided upon-the whole expense of the
work will be G36pGt2 or S1.43s.5ts Remarks were
made by many If the gentlemen present showing the
probable amount Of business that would be done by this
canal and the advantage that would result from the
shipment ef produce from the ports the western lakes
To those ON Lake Champaign, without breaking bulk.
General Wool sad that he presumed there would bs
objections urgen against this project conflicting
with State works aud remarked " u should hor.
he the the objection would probably be
come by anbexing Canada TO the United States. A
committee appointed to visit the site of the pro.
pcsed canal ard TO obtain every possible information
thereon and the ting adjourned TO meet again ut
Saratoga On the 2ist day " August Rochester tN ~
.sm,ritan, Jniy IS.
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sr-In the surrogatss Office Of this city Lber Al Of
Wills page is you may find the last will and testament
ct John Leske; and in that will (page 20) you may find
these words via -
+" I give and bcqueeth unto the Rector and inhabi-
tants Il the city IL New York In communion Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church In the State Of New YORK.
aud their successors. thousand pounds Ia yfu
money Of said State to be by them put out at lawful
interest and the annual income thereof to be laid out
in sixpcnpy wheaton leaves Of bread and distributed
every Sabbath day in some part Of said church. AZ
ter divine service In the morning to such poor as to
th,m sball appear most deserving"
This will was proved and recorded June IL, 1904
Who ever heard Of Trinity church the trustee Of
this weekly distribution fund giving sixpenny wheat
lcaves Of bread to the poor after morning service
q n Sabbath
1t is time this fund was looked after.
SCRUTATOR.
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BY TELEGR APH

BUFFALO, July 20 up NJ.
The report Of the cholera to-day not favorable
as yesterday there being 20 cases and 20 deaths
This shows increase of IL cases and deaths
BarrALo, July 20, 1S49
The ravages Of the cholera have extended to Niagara
Falls We have heard reported to-day most dis
tressing bereavements at that place.
ROCHESTER, July &C. 1849.
The Board of Health report for the "a hours ending
yesterday at noon, gives Of cholera Of which
proved fatal.
PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1S49
The cholera with us is decreasing-the only
thirty eight and nine Deaths Of which, four and
I've deaths were In the aims house.
CINCINNATI, July 25-P. NJ.
The number Of interments up to II NJ. this day, is,
from cholera 10 and from other diseases rs.
The weather has been wet good part Of the day.
Sr. LoUIs, July %, 1S49.
The report Of the interments at the cemeteries on
Monday, gives the total as "a OF which 81 died from
cholera and SO from other diseases.
On Tuesday there were 10 deaths from cholera and
16 from other diseases, being considerable decrease
compared with the previous day.
The Rev. Whiting Griswald, rector Of st. Johns
church, died Of cholera.
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Nav lonn rosr orrict APPOINTMENTS. JrLr 18th
ard Goth, 1s4p-Salisbury, Herkimer. Walton c Ford;
Richford, 1ioga John IA. Deming; watervliet Centre
Albany, Lucius Morris; Commsck Suffolk, Charles ID.
Vesor; Cob,lsyille, sehobsrc, De witt G. stryker;
Perth, Fulton, Alex Stevart Watervaie, Onondaga,
VIM. LILY; smithsboro', Tioga, Alanson y. njsmin;
South Owego. 1ioga G. Lamb; East Worcester. Otsego
David W. Ihurber Whitesvills Allegany, Lorenzo ID.
Brown; Cermont. Columbia. Levi Leroy; Benson, Ha-
milton, John Harris Aussble Forks, Essex George &.
Dickinson; Serbia. Oswego, Benz. e. Turner'S Temp.
knsvie, Richmond Francis y. Jones; Fleming, Cayu-
ga, Elias Thorn; Genoa, Cayuga. VIM. Close; Sara.
mac, Clinton, Alfred Fling July 2lst-Catl.ton, Reus
s.aer, w Van Hoesen; Nassau. Rensselaer, Charles
Waterbury; Eat Nassau, Rensselaer,, James Turner;
South Durham, Greene. Andrew h. Reuw wick; War
wicke, Orange Joseph Rse; West Hebron, Washing.
ton Lansing 3. Wilson North Chatham, Columbia,
William Carr; Beekmantown, Citation, Franklin wea-
yer; Bombay, Franklin; Almanac Robinson; Guilder-
land, Albany. John @. Ogsbury.
July 70 jay, Essex county.-William II. Butrick;
Madrid, st Lawrence-John L. Rutherford; Rey-
nolds Lisipgston-Samucl @. Stoner Watts on,
Lewis-feter kcrley; Prebe, Cortlaud-Jabez b.
Phelps; Mansfield. Jsttsrsugus name to Ed
ddy,ille Eeysville, Erie-Ihsnge name to Buffalo
Plains; Coeymsn's Hollow, Alsany- Plstt A. Smith;
Natural Bridge, JeGerson-N lillian Christian
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We notice amongst the arrivals at the s1rviua
House, the follosing distinguished peraoss;-ColoDe
Hitchcock s A; Captain George A. Blake U. s.
Dr. James Kitchen Philadelphia; DR. e. " Mot, South
Carolina; Ea~afd Hurst. Philadelphia; l. A. Cooley
do Captain w. " Parsons ship Kate Hunter
Hon. John T. Bush. Buffalo; Colonel Talcott.
Captain y a. Clark u 2. A Captain l.. ID Walker, Y.
s. A Maj J. q BARNARD, u. Engineers; John NcRae
Matches; General Patterson and family, Philadelphia;
Captain J. O. Walker. 8 A; captain Garland, U. g.
Marine Corps Rev. DR.. Willis Toronto.
The Boston Times, Of the 2sth instant ssys-Father
Mathew Visited Quincy Market yesterday and
daily received by the marketmen;'' many Of them
shook him vsrinly by the hand he passed through
Az he was about leaving In bis c,rriase one ~ his
couptrymen approached him. and desired 10 have the
pledge administered; which was accordingly done.
Hon Daniel Webster arrived in Boston the 18th
ult, from Nartbfeld.
Rev worthngton Smith, ID. D.. has accepted the
presidency u the Vermont University.
Ex-Governor Seward is in Philadelphia.
Hon. william NJ. Meredith, Secretary Of the Trea-
sury returned TO Washington, the 2lst inst, after
short visit to harrisburg Penn.
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Lunatic Asylum or COlored Home. }+i .t+th
From the report Of the Board OF Health yesterday
would seem that there IL an increase Of cases and
deaths. 1t would be worth while to enquire VIII ether
the threatened proceedings against the ply
not reporting the cases, have had any influence in
swellipg the numbers! Several phi ysoisns have OBJ
served tendency to new phase in the cholera wiz
its running into dysentery without the stage
intervening ard sometimes killing and sometimes not,
in the incipient form Mr. Thompson. of the Courier
and Enquirer has recovered from the collapsed stage,
by the unspsrng application of powerful remedies.
On Tuesday night last German family of the name
Of Bopdsneth residing in Goth street partook freely
Of cuoumbers About three hours after. the whole IA
nifty consisting Of father mother, aud three children
exhibited the ,premontory symptoms Of cholera. A
physician called in who violent grew the pains
Of his patients, feared fatal termination However
after the proper remedies had been administered there
was change for the better Yesterday, they
sidered ont Of danger.
Mary Ann Rey was attacked with cholera in the
Wednesday, and was taken to tho hospital by Officer
Mills. t. .+,.. XIX, : ..t, : ...-,
- BRooXIYN.
4 "a Board OF HsALTH, July IS.
Since yesterday there have been - of epidemic
cholera repsrted to this office. and deaths by the
same The names as follows Patrick Lyons aged
40, Columbia street. Hamilton avenue Ellen Ly-
ons. aged 3S, Warren street, near Hoyt; and Nancy
Dempsey, aged So, Bakes Buildings State street.
{. S. J. GOODRICH, Physician of the Board.
NATIONAL FAST
xtract from letter addressed by General Taylor
to Rev, Samuel H. Cox Chairman Of the Committee Of
Clergymen of the city of Brooklyn the address to
the citizens touching the National Fast
ut Is with grateful satisfaction that receive this
formal response to the proclamation for the Fast is
sued by the Executive and beg you convey my sin
cere thanks accordingly to the committee and the
meeting Of the clergy which you represent.
81 am, with high respect,
"Your friend and obd't servant
~. TAYLOR
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Shipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, July 70.
Arrved-Bark Miquen, st Peters 9TH inst via Sidney,
D. ih-le AZ latter brig Toledo Glover from NYork
Am vessel at former.
pbed-Ship Amaranth from Liverpool 18th ut
ClearedBarh Delaware, Malta and mkt; bIigs Adelphi,
Malaga via yigo Martha Washington, Gibraltar and mkt
Anna Buenos Ayres; schrs Cape Fear st Pc
teri; Edward Franklin, fctou.
twseBri &elrose Calais to load for Berbice for
X Dow & Co; sehr Berry, Phiad.iphia.
AUGUSTA July 90
Arived-sehrsJ Heath, NYOrk 23i, brig Biliow, New
York. schr Comp lance do.
Cleared 22i-schrs Heath and Henry Mason, NYork.
PORTLAND, July "a
Arrived-ship Geo Turner Newport, Wales.
Cleared 2o-Brig Eliza, CArdenas
SALEM July e.
Arrived-schr Mary Ann, Rondout; 25th bark Soprona
Rio Grande 18th ultsld brigs Alfred Hammond, New
York and Cbickasaw, Bostoneft bark Lus, from Monte
ydeo Just arr brig Cohansey NYork, Gcn WORTH do
do Orthodox dsg Lucy Ann for frt charters sehr Maria
Theresa hence via harrington Ms June 5th for Salem.
nne-June 70 Lag 3 lon 50 o. passed bark TiyCla Of
Falmouth from Boston fog San faneiseo via Rio Janero
81 days 18th lat 81 s. Ion 81 49, bark smyrna for New
ork San francisco, all wel-woEd touch at Rio ia
neiro day. lat 10 s. Ion 81 % brig Zane, Salem for
kis Janero; July TO- lat 20 ~ lon 81 passed brig -Four Bro
TIERS Phadelphia for Barbadoes schr Mary Rondout
Sailed 2st-Scbr Pilgrim Georgetown, Dc 18th, brgs
Eagle, Para; Cabo., Philadelphia.
kEwBURyPoRr, July %.
Arrived-Brg Maine, Philad schr Yucatan, do.
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INCIDENTS or THE CHOLERA.


The Cincinnati Commercial, Of the 21st inst says
We learn from good authority that family lately liv-
ing Friendship alley, by the name Of Mayhem have
all died Of cholera First the father second the mother
third the brother fourth boy, eight years old.
Who after all the family dead remained about the
premises still in awful and deathly smelling cond-
ton, until he took sick and sent to the hospital
where he died. brother to the Of the house Of
the family has IL il said died. leaving the name
woman Mayhem was adtffoted to drinking. aud when
che attacked with cholera II supposed by all
that heard her cries for "help,' that she was In
drunken it, and merely answered from distance 80,
you're drunk This miserable woman died alone &
the house Without even person to give her drink %
water. The body laid unwasbed till IL made a bad
small The remainder soon followed and the clothes
were burnt
The Cincinnati CAronieie Of the 2Ist Inst speak
TO get his pension in Canada, states that he re-
turned q short time since, to find his home de-
serted. or his return that paper says;-Whcn he
reached his domicil, no found the door locked
and the house deserted. His heart sunk within him;
for he had endured the p,ngs Of painful PRESENT.
msnt that the fatal epidemic would smite his family In
his absence; and now his fears seemed too surely
allied. Recovering sonnewhst from the atupor OF his
sudden grief he made inquiry In the neghborhsod
the hand Of the relentless destroyer and that the re
due Of his family had been borne away all Of cholera
by some kind Samaritans, to rome hospital with Q
heavy heart taddened by tho known loss Of his two
children, aud weighed down with almost crushing
for.bodngs regarding the remaining Of his loved
family, he Get out to seek them. After anxious
he had the joy to find them al-his vile aud
rafy hospital established by the people OF the First
ward. and raridly remaining their health
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TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE.

which passed over this city last evening. COM
pletely disturbed the wires, that are prevented
from giving usual ample reports from all parts
of the country.
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Markets.

=. r.i ,7t-- PHILADELPHIA, July go, 1849.
The produce market is quiet. notice quite move
meat in sugars and sales Of about 600 hhds New Or
leans and Cuba, at very full prices.
it. Nv 9.l BUFFALO, July 16--6 p. M.
The following the receipts of produce since yes
terday 1000 bbs -four 81 600 bushels wheat; 10000
bushels corn The market for -four opened firm, in
consequence Of the steamers news About 1900 bills
changed hands, at 81 371a for Black Rock aud 81 80
"a 821 for Ohio Wheat is in good demand, with
sales Of ~ 600 bushels 1t 93c Tor Ohio S5c for Wis
consin. and 65c for chicago. Sales Of 900 bushels
at Acc for Western mixed and 47c for fiat yellow
1924 ALBANY, July 26-P. M.
Receipts since yesterday-Flour 4 500 bbls wheat,
none; corn "a Geo bushels. The Europas news has
unsettled the market and nothing Of Importance has
transpired.
BosroN, July 90, 1S49.
Sales Of 600 bales of cotton made to-day at
advance Of Is to u. Corn-rhe stock ca hand Is light;
white is selling ut zoe yellow at g. Fiour-No change
has taken place Sales of 800 bbls Georgetown at SIS
121a SO 25 for cash. Molassss-A cargo Of moasses,
part sour, brought 2lc. for sweet 1Sac for Log
wood-Sales of 500 tons, at SIS 50 per ton. Lead
Sales Of 600 pigs at 4Sc cash. Lard SALES Of zoe
bbls at 6l4c. to CSC. cash.
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Eight paper mills, at Newton Lower Falls. Mass,
have stopped operations for want Of water power the
"r.sms having fallen so low in consequence Of the
drought
Among the toquests made by the late Theodore Ly-.
man, a BOrton. vas $500 To- the reform School at
Marlborough: $1,000 TO the Farm School of Mawa-
chusetts ana slocue to the horticultural Society Of
4. ses chusstts.
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Distinguished Arriyais In Boston.

BosTor, July ~ 1919.
Among the arrivals In the city yesterday Gov.
Dinsmore, Hon. James Wilson, Judge Levi Woodbury.,
ex-Gov. Hubbard, all Of New Ham pshire also, Hon
George Eusts Chief Justice Of Louisiana Hon Daniel
Webster arrived from Msrshned, and stopped at the
Revere House. a'r't.- -..Il.
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be Republican or cossack." Italy, and other ma
tiohs who have effected revolution. may be
forced to call in protection for themselves agaips
themselves, and the power of Russia, successful in
Hungary, becomes permanent in Europe. France
herself may be forced to seek protection from her.
if the present President and army cannot put down
anarchy. Meanwhile, Great Britain has decided it
70 be her policy to keep aloof from continental at
fairs, unless forced into them She penetrates and is
jealous Of the designs of Russia, but will not be
able, even were she disposed, to counterfeit them
by spending her blood and treasures in such a
contest Let us watch and pray. .-rte 70
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FROM PoRr Az Prince We learn from Capt
Pike, of the brig Sterling, arrived last night from
Por, au Prince, which he left on the 4th inst that
at the time he sailed. all quiet In that section
Of the isiand
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~ The PrOgress OF the Choiera, Ar
lh N THIS CITY,
NJ MAreRs OvFIcE,
New YORK, July 2d--l2M 4
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report $50 new
and 81 deaths, Of cholera, having oecurrsd
turing the last "a hours.
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BALTIMORE BANKS.
No. PIG BaLtimore street.

Open at O'Clock, A. NJ. and close at 3
p. M.-The discount doys are u:
Union Blk Of Maryland-Mon. & Thurs.
Bank of Extraordinarily s. Friday.
Farmers s. Planters'-Mon. s Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday.
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics'-Wed nesday & Saturday.
Farmers'& observation-disclosures Thurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial s. Farmers'-Tues. s. Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-Every day.
F. P. Savings Instiution-Tues. & Fri.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY Of BALTIMORE,
OFFICE, CARROLL HALL,
FROM SEPTEMBER /, 1919 AND 1S4S-TO
NOVEMBER 3,............lS49--

Corner of Baltimore and Cdtrert Streets.
INSURANCE ON LIFE in any sum not OK
q cceding $4,000.
A wife can Insure the Life of her husband, free
from the claims of Creditors.
Joint Insurance on the Lives of husband and wife,
or any two lives, so that when either life falls the
survivor may receive the sum insured
To accommodate those who wish to insure at the
lowest possible cost without regard to profits, the
of premium to those who will relnquish their right
to the profits, retaining their right to vote and all
other privileges of membership:
PREMIUMS FOR INSURING 500 ON SIN
GLE LIFE, WITH AND WITHOUT PROFITS;
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAKE-HOUSE, O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Safes Rooms, No. 404 Pratt-St, near FrederickSt
Manufactures for expectation and consumption
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA, LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
ALSO
HANDMADE WATER CRACKERS.
ay.vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
By giving early orders, Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
iy ~ w. II. BEATTY.
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PICKLES, JELAIES,
PRESEHVE &C.

YTNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
III the public that he has on hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRES EBNES
which he sell, wholesale retail, fifty per cent
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere His stock comprises in part, viz
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II ON LIVES ON EVERY HUNDRED DOLLARS.

intermediate ages at proporlonate rates, and these
premiums may be made payable annually, semi-an-
nually or quarterly, at option Of the assured.
BUYS and sells Annuuitcs
Sells Endowments for children.
Makes contracts in which life the interest Of
money is involved
jy 20 II RICHARD b. DORSEY, Sec,ry.
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co.
NO Is SOUTH STREET.
JOHN l. DONAI DSON. Pres't.

THNHIS COMPANY proposes to insure lives
N for one more years, or for life, at the RE-
DuCED rates specified in the following table, being as
low safety TO the assured and 10 the company
,cOutd ,lstfy with these rates the assured enjoys
the benefit OF immaculate in lieu of prospective
and uncertain bonus He risks neither his policy
nor The premium that he has pdid.
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Duty, a, per cent; b, 10 per cent; c, Is
per cent; d, 20 per cent; E, 80 per cent.
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Payable Annually, Scnll-alnually, or quarterly.
THOS. NJ. ALBEIT, President.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
.Mcdcdi Board:
J. r. w. DUNBAR, cor. of Hanover and LON
bard streets.
G.. G. M. ROBERTS, M. D., 125 Hanover ST.
For information on any branch of the business,
to the printed pamphlets of the Company, or to
TIIOS. b. ADAMS, Actuary,
Sc 30 If Carroll Hall.
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STEEL,
TALLOW d SOAP STUFF

Duty III T. cent. ad val.
Tallow, Rough, ID - 81 d
- Rendered. -- u s
Soap Stuff. 49,. - O.
u,Vr :,
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FEATHEKS-D % Ect. al val.
American, gesse, tb - % @ 80
FISH
Duty on Foreign caught, 20 per cent
aud when home caught are exported,
drawback equal in amount to the
duty pad on the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
Id, ~ mn
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CORDAGE

Duty, taued or untarred, % per CT.
Of Russia Hemp, ID -l2t. -
Russia. manufac'rd -l2E O.
Manila .........-14H ID
American ........ d III
CORKS-Duty 30 r. cent al va.
Velvet gro. 80 80
Common ........ Is d. ~
lockwood. LIB D. 81 d }
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{ OFFEE
nnly. l[re from pInce Of growth, other.


Duty. sneathing, IA inches wide, a do.
long, weighing IA 10 "a oz. per square
foot, free; other sizes aud shapes, in
plates or sheets called BralIerS; spikes
rods, bolts and nails % per Ct; pie and
Enr nul nLl ..nnn.r ! lL.r ni-: ORE. lrL.n
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BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PUBLIC LOANS.

Par raIuc Of Stocks-and prices asked and offered.
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$1,000 United States 6's, lS67,.........114
1872 Baltimore Us, 1890, .............l0i
500 do 1870. .lO3b
shares Farmers < Planters Bank, 70 !
100 Mechanics Bank, .........16
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Duly, olive in casks, TASKS or bottles, 80
pes cent; Linserd, Hrmpsecd, Rape
seed; sperm, Whale aud other Fish
OILS OF Foreign fisheries; Neatstoot, 20
,.,r ,..t,t
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HOME, OR FAMILY MARKET.

BEEVES, 100b.. 4 50 a SIS
HOGS do. E. 4 - a 4 BIZ