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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-26

MIR. HARRISON Of Prince William moved
10 insert Norfolk in the same two Gems list.
Mr. ROBINSON was surprized at the interes
taken in has constituents by the gentleman from
Prince William. Last year the inspector a
Soi.ik made only 81.
Mr.. HARRISON. As it is 50 insisnfcan
III Withdraw The motion.
Mr. SllEFFEY The effect Of this motion i:
IL give three GEMS 10 The inspector Al Scoltsvl!le
beng one cen, more than al other places; an
iais vas an unjust lax OF one cent on The -four d
his (Mr. S.'s) constituents.
M. HART. TIE inspector al Scousyille
ei:es character 10 the Augus,a -four, which
more than makes up Tor The one cent.
Mr.. Harris motion was lost aDd with il
lEc otGeri amendme0ts.
Sections IS, 40 and so on corporation or sale
(oi -four, meal, bread or sail, &C., without IN
s2ection, in what cases prohibited" had been
stricken out By the Revision Committee.
MIR. CONWAY moved 10 restore The Sec
lions. They had cen stricken out by the COM
mii;ee when majority was no, present. The
committee OF Revision afterwards agreed 10 re-
store them. Mi. G.. said these inspection laws
we're only objected 10 by the large milIers IN
Richmond and Ere fredericksburg. With these ex-
cepl,oHs, all The interests in The Siaie were in
favor Of preserving he inspection laws.
Mr.. HERBERT had last Winter acted as
Chairman OF The Committee ON Agreul ure,
&c. Alter a iull investigation The committee
had become unanimously satisfied that The in
spectiun la VS. should not he repealed. They had
asceraned lha, the petitioners for the repeal had
been fined Tor frauds on tie inspection laws
MIR. LANCASTER could 10, see why the
large miilers should object 10 The inspection
laws. Flour is generally sold 0.foat, and il we
abolish The inspection laws, they will have 10
ray The expenses OF inspection, &c, al New
York
Mr.. WHITTLE. The object OF the commit
lee was net 10 repeal The inspection laws, but 10
reduce tee enormous penalties On producers Of
hour ami other produce .or exporting without in
speciion.
Mr.. CONWAY explained the action Of The
committee. Practically, The striking GU! Of these
sections is repeal OF The insp,clloD laws.
MIR. WHIT TIE. Did NOT the farmers on the
committee 80 in for striking ous the secIions1
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Ara meeting OF the citizens OF Richmond, ae.u
a, the City Hall, On MONDAY evening me 2o'f
inst, for the purpose Of manitesirs due resPec
for The memory OF Ex-Pfesident Polk, Genera
Lambert, Mayor Of the civ. was cai'eu !" "
Cnar and John Lynch requested 10 ac' a. o'e'
retsfy ,t;sc,.
OF The meeting
Robert G. Scott, Esq, then addressed ihe meet
Inc N a Re !: eioQueu, and loucaing remarks ah0
offs ed The following preamble aad resoiu'iohS'
which we're unanm 3usly adop'ea:
The people OF the Guy OF Richmond having
received the mourntul ,iiinss Q, he dea I"
lanes X. Polk, late President OF The Onue0
States and feeling deeply Impressed WIN ,at
conviction that 10 the memory oil me d'suh
puished and eminent deceased, there IS due eve
~ manifestation OF respect i"r his prIvate virtues
and kind remembrance Tor his pubic services
do resolve as follows: l.,
lst. Resolved, That " have received WIZ
profound regret Inc melancholy inlotraion ~
The sudden death OF James X, Polk, VINO, "hii'
living was Idenifi4i by his Administrator q
~. C,iet Executive Office Of the Nauon %
rph;cn ne had been called by the voice q me pso
nj. with The advancement, prosperity aud hono'
NJ The Republic, and Tor his public and private
Urine. now Constituting part oi thr history U
our beloved county, We here express our respec
and admiration.
81 Resolved, That a co.smitee OF hVe IRON
each ward be appointed by the Cnair, 70 make
Jointly with any commune appointed oy me M
iltsry of the city, suitable arrangs nenisiof lai
ther and fuller demonstration OIL respect on o.
half o, The CITY OF Richmond and he aflace'
country, for the memory and virtues OF me oe
ceased.
81 Resolved. That committee OF I'VE De an
pointed by the Chaif 10 communicate Y ~
widow OF Mr. Polk copy u the proceeding .
mi. meeting ami our deep condolente 1ih NJ u
her sad bereavement with assuraaces ~ our mr.
and sincere respect aud Animation Tor m emf
nenl virtues that mafke: and ds iasui'hcd In'
lite aud character II her deceased hcsoaad'
an. Res2I2ed. Taai-.ae- nsac@sa.4.iss-t - .
ms cry.
miuees.
COMMITTEE UNDER 7Hs % RESOLUTION
JeYYsRs I'm WARD x .. tlasSins, Jos. Cat
rinstou La.sin Glszsb:ook, Bacon Tan, Tnnn.
as Lambert
MADISON WAsp.-Jo ohm Rutherford VIM c.
Darlington John Wom5le, A. J. Crane, John ;.
Caskie.
MosRor WARD --Dani"l Trnehrart, James
Lyons, Edwin Robinson Peer V. DaaIeI, Root
G. 81 oil, jr.
COMMITTEES UNDER the 30 assoLurl s-Rob
@. Scott ST. WIN. H. Mac'atldai, Thomas
Richie, VIM r. Watson, VIM Wallace.
On motion of Mr.. Scon, he Mayo' Of The city
was appointed Chairman OF The committee 10 ad-
dress the Letter Of confidence 10 Mrs. Polk
On motion, The meeting then adjourned.
WM LAMBEkr Gilman.
John LYNCH Sec v.
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EDITORIAL coRRESP oNDEScE.
t'AUoulER SPRINGS, June %, ls49.
SENATE

i
| SENATE
Tho Senate resumed the consideration of the
Civil Code, Part lst.
| Mr.. SrANARD moved 10 insert in chapter
IS. section 6, in regard 10 privileges of members
of the General Assembly from arrest, after the
word "feony" the word "perjury'' which
motion prevailed.
CHAPTERS Is and l6, on General Assembly
and statutes and rules Of decision, were read
Mr. STRINGER moved 10 amend chapter IL
on "lhe Executive" BY striking out the l9 b
section, as follows, which had been inserted by
the House:
Gle THE Governor) shall not grant pardon
| 10 any person sentenced for crime or INSIDE
.neanor BY the judgment OF a Court upon the
ground that the conviction on which such sen
| lence was founded, was, in his opinion, either
| contrary 10 evidence or without sufficient
evidence or contrary to law; but nothing herein
contained shall prevent pardon, il the c 'nvict
be recommended 10 mercy by the jury which
sat on his trial, the Court which pronounced the
| Judgment, or the General Court; nor when facts
discovered since the trial or not 10 evidence De.
fore the jury make it proper; nor prevent the
granting reprleve until the end Of the next
session Of the General Assembly"
The motion was debated at considerable
! length and was advocated by Messrs SLOAN,
BARBEE SHACKLEFORD. CARLISLE,
sTRINGER, E,yES ard AMBER, and op
posed by s,es.rs THOMPSON, STANARD,
WlTCijER and KINNEY, and was decided r
The affirmative ayes IS, noes r. as follows
AYes-Messrs Scott, Speaker, Rives, Bar
bee, Csrlile. Daniel, Darlington, Shackleford.
Opie, Tate. Dennis. Deneale, Sloan, Slrnger,
Amber, and McCauley-l5.
NoEs-Messrs Woods, Tribe, Thompson,
Jr, Kinney, Isbell, Pitts, French, Witcber,
s,anard, Smith Crump and Harwood-l2.
On motion of Mr.. CARLlLE,
The Senate adjourned.
FAUaUIrR SPRINGS, June %, 1s49.
(Anohe very long and excessively hot day.
The thermometer here is ouI Of ordcr-whelher i
has boiled over and bursed, can't sayl
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ton Of Alr. LACY, resolved itself into commit
ice OF The whole. Mir STROTHER in he chair.
Mir. LAIDLEY moved 10 amend The 47ih sec.
lion OF chapter So, on Inspections" SO as 10 eI
cepl from the penalty for trading 10 articles OF in
specliop, inspectors, &C. who shall receive GER
lain commodities in payment OF their fees In
Kanawha salt was almost legal tender and the
fees were paid IN salt.
Mr.. SCOTT thought the object could be al.
tanned by Withdrawing "sal." from inspection =
The West alone were interested on this subject
MIR. SMITH. The gentleman is mis,sken-
for The cities have deep interes. in having salt
properly inspected.
Mr.. LAIDLEY suggested hs, the word "salt"
be stricken on, ut The OIL wherever il occurs. We.
~ lille of the salt made in Virginia is sold in
Virsinia-and The purchaser can jucge for him
sell.
Mr.. FAULKNER vas opposed 10 This policy
Of repe aling The inspection laws on sal, or any
other article-because we would thereby destroy
the grade of that article and withdraw our pro.
lection from our exports Mr.F. opposed the nc.
lice 10 dispense With The inspection Of salt
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Correspondence 81 ne washington Unio

bItTIN NE JUNE 90 Z. Vt,
srRUCTlVE FIRE A day break
this morning we were visited by most des'ruc'
tive FIRE, and bul Tor The almost superhuman Ia
bors OF lhe. frenen II would pr badly have been
fully equal 10 the great frcs we often hear OF in
oher cilies |, origiBa ed 10 The extensive saw
mill Of Mr.. Stowe, on Uhlef's alley, which was
totally destroyed, together with Nessrs. Needles &
Godey's cabinet establishment Jacob Andrea :,
cu'-sass mandatory, ard SO 600 worth OF Ma
h,eany belonging to Mr. James Williams on
which here was NJ insurance. TIE loss was
so 'ul $50 600, "a woieh The INSURANCE vas not
over 5000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-26

TIE CHOLERA.-At New York during tie
"A hours ending on Ire 22d, al noon, there were
thir,y.eight cases and sixteen deaths.
For the 81 hnurs ending al noon on SATURDAY,
the Board of Health report 10 new Cases and Ri
deaths bv cholera.
Al Philadelphia on The 221, there we're five
cases aud one death.
Al Philadelphia the 23i five cases ard 20
deaths. Since he FIRST appearance OF me enc ERA
IN Philadelphia, The loa number q: cases has
been 81, and the dea'hs D.
IGNORING TIE lLLUSTRi3US DEAD.
CBiRLEST N, Jdur -
A large public meeting was held la.i .venirs,
and resolutions passed iB respec' u It memory
OF James Knox Polk. ex-P,s>IcPn Q; the Uniec
Slates Resolutions II condnIeGce. syupahs.
inc with Mrs Polk il bcr bereavement were
also adopted. The Mayor Of he city presided.
PUBLIC DEMONsTR ATI"Ns IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMuRs, June %.
A proclamation from Governor Philip F.
Thomas, published to-day recommending 10 he
people OF Maryland to assemble 10 heir respec.
tive cities, for The purpose OF expressing heir sof-
row occasioned by The loss Of Ex- president
Polk, was anticipated by he Mayor Of Inc cry,
and a town meeting callei ior hrs Afternoon,
was largely attended by our citizens generally,
without distinction OF party.
Mayer Sansbury presided over inc meeting
Appropriate and feeling addresses we're de-
iivered by the Hon. Robert McLane, General
Richardson ana others. who were auenlive!y lis.
tened 10.
Resolutions condoing with The widow aat the
country Tor this unlocked tor bereavement we're
adopted
The meeting recommended the closing of he
public Offices and building, on Monday next.
nx,k IL alS ap,an Ioa har no AonS
hanging out be draped in black, and other
mourntul demonstrations
A committee OF one from each ward were sp-
poin ell for the purpose OF making necessary ar
engagements Tor a solemn procession IN com.
memoration OF the illus rious tepaned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-26
THE GREAT CktvaSSs CLOSED, sc.
New ORLEANS June 20 8 P Nj.

the great Crevasse was c osed this evening,
aud The wafer is rapidly reeedns. The river is
rising.
Capt. Bradley, OF the schooner Friendship. or
,risl Tor me mnrde, OF Fanny Daley, mas besn
convicted and recommended TO mercy. He was
from NeR Haven.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

RIcHHoND 5 o'cIock. z. NJ June 2oth.
Present Me,srs John Casklr, president
Wilson Williams, NJ. ). Valentine, Il. w. Fry,
Jas Winston. and Jas. Evans
The Board have TO report len new cases OF
Cholera since the las publication, OF which three
have terminated fatally, and seven are sill unier
treatmen ut, or convalescen'.
The Board atjonrne! 70 mel On TUESDAY,
26.h, a. ) O'clock.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCa, VI. u,
Sccry b. Ii.
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pnRllc MEETING.

VIM. B. Archer, charged with forgery, was
Yesterday admitted 10 bail in lhe sum oil Souoo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-26

The proceedings OF the Legislature anu 0"ss
m,uers oc,upy all our space lis moTnins-"e
~. ,hs,sfors forced 10 defer editorials. we have
also on hand several COMMUNICATIONS @u'eu ~
had hoped TO publish 'ris morning our cor,
pre.pondents, however, will bear win us- .
.hau he amended 10 with The least possible delay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-26

Il will be seen by the advei semehl 10 dho'"e'
Zolump, lha, the Louisa Railroad COMPANY
unable 10 renew with the Richmond and ffeae-
ricksburg Company the CONTRACT for transporting
passengers and freight on the line o'"een n'e"'
mond md ,hc Junction, will sarI line oil stages
On the Is, July, 10 leave Richmond al sunrise
in.,ead of 8 ocl ok, A. M (as now done "
railroad3 Passengers by this route VIII aff'' ''
., stsun,op the 6.st day The arrangement VIII
also bring The passengers and Western mai y :
Richmond BY l O'clock, P. M, ins'eaa OIL o
p. NJ, as heretofore.
CORRECTION.-In MIR. VIM Nelson's caro-
published yesterday, an error occurred oy 'ne
omission of three words in the first paragraph
Il should read as follows:
aGeurlemen-I have seen eighteen OF tne '~eu,
,y.two gentlemen, Qhe oher four De" ~, .s :,
town whom proposed 10 you IN my p"se " ~, ,'
18th INST, 10 unite with me IN requesting - ~
v.s,,oa,e ALI destinations and charges OF ihipfo'
nri.ries # official conduct against The aolsee.
foy NJ III, district, aud thirteen Of them promised
10 comply with my request"
fine words 10 ilalies were omied.]
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28
Iapngts'n.
sENl,sE

COMMON SENSE 81
She caHo among the glittoriug crowd,
"A niaidons fsir; without 'pretence,
And when they asked her humble lname,
She mildly answered Common Sense.
Her modest garb drew every eye, IN
Her umplo ,cloak, her shoes Of leather; &
And when lihoy snecrod, the simply said,
q dress according 10 Tho weather.
They argued long. and sr.rcned loud.
IN dubious Hindoo phrase mysterious;
While she, poor CHILD; could not divine
Why girls SO young should be 30 serious.
They know The length Of Plato's beard,
And how the scholars wrote in Saturn; 4
She studied authors not 80 deep,
And took The Bible for her pattern.
And 40 che said, Excuse mo friends.
I find all have their proper places;
And Common Sense should stay at home,
With cheerful hearts and smiling faces.
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,GLOYES.

n asl GLOVES -. I3
a Fresh assortment Of Ladies' white, cold
and black Kid Gloves, white and black silk
do' Ladies white Kid shoes, Bronxet and cold
do; Gents bib and cold kid Gloves, Buek do.
Berlin DO. lined with Buck skin. Also,
aal 1eantlinl assortment Of gents fancy and blk
a lsaB.s HANKS
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In Equity.
SUMTER DISTRICT. 4
Hastin Jennings. - s;i

ys. Bill. S3
Mary p. Spann g others. 215:s S.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Mich
ael Spann and Charles G. Spann parties
defendants TO the above stated bill reside be-.
yond the limits Of the State Of South Caroli-
na: It is ordered that they do plead '.anewer''
or demur to said bill within three months from
the first publication of this order, or judgment
pro confesso will be entered against them.
JOHN B. MILLER, Com'r.
Feb 18th, 1s49. IL 3m
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FEMININE OccUPAT1oN.-The Town
Clerks Of Massachusetts, in making out
the census, find great difficulty in ascer-
tanning the occupation Of unmarried girls
and boys, as required by law, and ono of
them writes to the Secretary thus: "My
vocabulary is not extensive enough to ex-
press in a single word the occupation of
unmarried young ladies. Can't do better
than to set it down--preparation for mat
Timony!"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-19

LElDTh. nsrts frn ~it Dc, fsas ~ es.s.
oi-in Hoae r a-sf n nJt -srh soe sAssn ts tasi 20
o. stsac
sEEos-ciav,r ar r.qs-., sisssKe 40
NAVAL sroREs-G "a. y 90 ss. c,us. r1rp-u,s.
mad a. Is 81 Rom ;. tfa ss-s 100 ~ VAT a. -
FlsHrs receipt ofD Cd sarx -, l,.i e, a,y.
40 p-s orrf $500 qlfa- si.s hse Above ~
80 sros. ss9s s-.srs ..s-- - III. s.-st. sr.
d-posei RI ~ - ~ - e. e. . - s. 3 as - ~ - 50
srt .5. aut 81 BAR so Pfrss term. 50l
b., sss.el h-fnrg .rfr-o ant az h-is a. an es
cs@t ifs bssn trrsf ~ ao-t - cslfs5 -tt-s vAh
~ tsss ss 90 csstve hsvs calfet art a. slls -
'ei "a noe Areffr very irii A '--' i'~ iis' o.
HInEs- mostly .nsH ~. 80 oo1g,.,
y la,.8- - ~ siraeaso y -. "a ~ .s-s
JOB drl Fofts sry Nos- n eD l,r
private t.- Ayr-s - y p % s ~. 80 -,
dem ~ ~ c,aso IN E.oa aa8 b.. g-tss P,v-- ss.s ~
ofNnyong sri soH- 20 80 c-,. hsns-d h.l. a.
AK VEN superior a. afvrrs 80. Ter.
b.. frth.r To- Hg.o ls sor-h r-voz on.
p t.. -1as s1pPy sad consssg-li f1a-ss ofho.ssrs
ckoc Ekss-F0I The, Daysso;s s.sas ne ssfsvor.5 =
se pi u- ~-sil-f N9sqsco c-narf
fef Improving p's. AID fhe b8oy s.y La
se. t@ r.o.1 d-oe..s h.vng 80 ri
" recovered Ils a.
'-'s 90 Pfin fof ~ ~ Cpba ~ n nos. ard
v.. asn tr-hsf oi sss. fr .aasg terms ~ tr..
continue fe frn. ard s baes tbs somewhat
sfs3 sss ~ cargo Or ~ hide sr8 I9 tts I'm sse
NJ lfl 1n.st@sf Or-ars
~ about q rsr, quality IBERIA Il
%. DO Lls rorr- ~ pre Porto Es .3a5l = t5 aea cra
Texas. 80 ZOO o. NsC-se.. iots 2.a4s. rs
cargo Cola Mseovs5o made .ntc
Cays8 ot. 1Iceats 10 IL It'll h.8 sray rh4rs
gd t-nar1 coffee from t. trade sns for
~. scarcity sioct fornsr a-ar b.,
about aags. pnees q Geo; y = -osr
ads are 6rn ogt Without ne- TIE ss-s Of bsg.
Br.1h a. ~ e-asi - iagasrs a. - 50 Cd Jsvss. usaa
tlfref and ~ - ID o. fssl
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DIE d.
h a., aSDREw HARRIsos. n II. 81.

os ssorsay .vsag I'm n'i ANphf" hANhsoN q Ne o''
49,. ss4 thos, a the family g-ssrs respectfully
.,..r tte - Mod-y ai-fuoa lch 3ocs
resieucs Bsr,sy o. Hotel q Barclay snd
q
s.v.uth Day orn9 I'm sAEAH yourEst daughter Il
- - sarah Woe. AGED ID S.sf. md b naorths
n q h- fsuy ursd attend tn n~ on secor1
NJ, Il lab otocs fh- hF> oI h~f
- Jon WOOD lsl a.. sl~f 'nFfstl
o. s.uftay mamma. MshI d.. AhIFNAs AUGUSTUS WOOD
80, IA Dr. E5n5s- sarah b Nhs--f, u l7ta
. 49,. ..- d.,
- ~foisi Log ~ 81 B. % ~ % ~sl tl- Order ia
,,-s ef-y ell th@ So4 i. $3.50 -a ci N eee.ei sfs
ss.o.ciuy sftsd be n-. from - l-~ncs oi ~
80, Wet T~eotg s1st sIh l,ss-s, .a14y ~
=. .; o'eoss. Pm -
"a saaas, event z irst MATILDA re 4 james Grey
A. 40 sssshtsr IL r. Ce1d~r~n. sEe1 - J-srs
~ fads % t1- uy md those ol Der hlsba1d
r f.fa Gr.f sln a. t. sama. ~ Jo-eph
- - as.u 6fsy5on as lntLsr fooeri f~d
t4y siru1 lef f1uefs fssiaJ. Ns 4t n a.
.s her isthsrs f-,i6-1c-. 40 Ales Her
80. 80 ~ tbs C-rnc-fy ,-rsni mit 1t-o
A. PtraI osr-Eo g. = As Do. ets. iihDIhl 0Lhs4AD
Rsgoiuionafy l.usloa-r, % lie 5sb Jesr ~ ls 49,
- Hartford Fspefs -ase coIy
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DRY GOODS.
GENrLEnaEN's SPRING AN


=. GUNNER WARTS undersigned oeini oIepsIso
- am An extensive assortment Of seasonsbe piece goods
ready-msde clohng. &c would sugges. TO Nell pAuon'
hat he supremacy which, for se-s OF years nss Deeh
ed 10 heir garments the nceavc 70 tae assistance
t5st epeavors will rot spared rendef the siye sEc
CHARACTER OF thsir wor1 sill more HccepiAble-1 consln
nation thsy are iusssd N hoping ur from heir long rA
reenc- IN The business and the prosenors Of n- J
m which hiss sgeffed the l1ices which had oonsIued
All resdymsde goods unworthy The eouhiene- u nos-
eouing garments eQuz 10 every respect 10 ne best oiar
"a .ofk As such would inm7nc Our STOCK OF spfns
yercoat, dress frock Goals zephyr cch ana hten
.ark. and D'Onsys, psntsloons, vests &c
The supply " cloths csssinrfes vesungs, - cousNiol
r ere n variety will be made up 70 oFoef A. prices h.
ave iygn character the establishment Tor uooersi-
charges. -. q, .,s.l. -
10 which especs attention Is directed Ia DISSEMINATION 70
give satisfaction branch VI The business 100 Omen deem
81 Of minor consideration ,.-.
A-v and Navy Ofcers viii ind us versec 10 ine pecl
lar requirements ard thus prepared % n hef of9e' 70
.trici Conformity 10 rcgusn1rs. ..-.. 90
Wa T JENNINGS / CO.
mis n, Drspers and Tsilcrs. 81 bros-wsy An ho.r-
MANAGED ,sOODs.-wic- ard rch-. Ulster , 40
OslIs nae BLACK French cloths French or ehsas pls'
&c: aso fan assortment Of lnsn linens, l- -na Dlo
hnen diapers table b. napkins dryers &C -si
AID for sale win general sssoftu-Is q cft soe-s y
mig ftis+ W. MATHEWS, ~ Se--e.. --
FANCY Cx~>GnERE--So cases hEaI Ard anrs
L STYLES from the Harris UNbrtge, Leeds sa1oay' Ah'
RiCHtRDs L CROSKHITE,
ms ovs3.eo9 (oaeaf = 40 y .xrhsnfe Pl.r-
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COMMERCIAL ARD nroMEY MATTERS.

SATURDAY, March l7-P.M.

SATURDAY, March l7-P.M.
There was better feeling in Stocks today,
and nearly al descriptions improved The sales were
:, cop.idersble extent Treasures sold Al q. The
F,p-ies we're buoysnt
There is some movemeutiu Exchanges, but the
market has downward tendency. Sterling il q al.
-, l.,,er from the beet nsros Francs very DULL
@ AMPLY OF bills is cous.d cradle and the rosntenoes
!, the next steamer il lie rot tupposed will b. large.
In Ffeishts there is not much doing, but the
-,rke, Is steady To Liverpool the engagements are
cation - o sd 40 tons Bacon 25s lCO bids Talow
o,, some hhds Lard 27s Cd Pork 2s %. To London
r,tln few days, 100 bxs Tobacco was taken at Sc
40 bbls OIL Cake, Q, 60 20 bxs Dye stufs 2j' and
N cases Clocks, 2js TO Glasgow, Cotton ID. To
p,vre there is DO charge. Cot n, &C. To Hamburg
0otbls OIL was taken At SIC and 300 bales Cotton At
,alcd Dsrish brig now al Baltimore, was charter
"A u, usoceed TO Charleston and load for Copenhagen
.,a4 o busbel for Paddy To California there Is now
no, much Offering
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were 5000 ;
PAYMENTS. s23,224 Balance, s2,isil92.
The drafts on the Treasurer during the week
we're s245 Pa.
The value Of Merchandise imported into this
drie excepting that sent to the warehouse, and the
amount of Duties received during the first nine days Of
March, In each OF the four years, is as annexed
1876 1917 1853. 1919
Ere. goods ....... s55ss78 $3.50 4es57 b9,.4s
bnr,be goods. .2I6g,aH l26jS5 l,j229i2 2sll,lsj
Total mise. sJIol,lO5 si,sel7a szoo95i3 s. asoai3
s,.b Iee.iyed... s55s92 S7is56 s6l39 7O8H8
The amour, entered this year 40 y cent in excess Of
the same time last year. bu, this will proba
bv continue during the remainder Of the month The
following table will show the imports Of dry goods st
ih, port this week, with the value Of those entered
and Withdrawn fiom the u :. Warehouse.