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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
New Supnay--Jnst ksccei. 80!

Fine, Water Proof, Calf-Skin BOOTS, and otae
wofk--ust received and for sale. at the
1900 an ~ aaSs 3eSr@s
No. 30. MAIN STREET.
South sidc tctreen Pear! md Narton,
3ich:nond, indIaHe.
FuNfIE undersigned, constantly keeps on h ana
( complete assortment OF find Boots ahd
Shoes of his manufacture; and, aIso en-
cinnati and Eastern work. which he Is receiving
from time to time: all OF which he is prepared
to sell on reasonable terms for cash, or exchange
for approved country produce.
Also, an assortment Of BOYS and Children :
Boots and Shoes, constantly kept on hand.
OWEN EDGERTON.
Ith mo. | 18th, 1919. s9:tt
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shOVlcs, Forks. &c.

kIChInonu, OctobeT 5: IcI3-
nR. F.. CRANES SPINO ABDOMINAL
- SUPPORTER & SHOULDER BRACE.
"A new and very valuable article. Physicians
would o we'll to call and examine them.
IRWIN REED.
Oct 3, 1919. l9-tf
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- 81 yanS Ga1s @ay
At NO. Z.

4 I NO. .,
4 great variety Of Fresh Groceries, Candies
Candy Toys, Nuts OF various kiniS, Hams
Shoulders, SIZE meat, Ac- Also, DrGgs, faInil !
Medicines, Fancy Baskets. Hardware, such Is
Axes, Shovels, Spades. Hay forks, Pocket
.[niyes &c Also various kinds OF " ood-
ware S.nne-ware. ana number 0! other arii-
Giles, all a. li.- lowest cash prices
SWAIN s POE.
Nov H. 1919. Ill
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

4 IQUORS.--BestB Brandy: Old Rye hi>A
\ Port, Madeira aud Ten'if " mes, for r.lrdl-
cinai purposes; Lime Juice, Lemon and Safsa-
rilla Syrups. for sale 1T REEDS Drug aud/
April %, 1919. Medicinal brpotS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
Webb Lodge, 40. "a;
MON Ely VI 4 Il Il T. K 5

LIST or BANK NOTES RECEIVED Ar THE BRANCH
BAsK At RIcHMoND:
State Bank Of Indiana Saudushv City Bank
and Branches; Seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks Of 50 Titfin, Ohio;
and upwards; Western Reserve Bank ;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
Laf. Bank Of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank Of Vir-
Commercia Bank ofdo. ginia and Branches;
City Bank of do Bank Of the Valley OF
Dayton Bank; Virg ina and Branches;
Bank of Geauga; Exchange Bank Of Vir-
Canal Blk Of ClevelanL; ginia and Branches;
City do Notes Of 50 and up
City Columbus; wards, at par in New
Franklin Blk Of Zanes York, Philadelphia,
Vile; and Baltimore.
1J'The above Notes. from S and upwards.
LciH also be receired at the ..P0iiadium" Office in
payment for subscription, job work and adver-
tising-they will, indeed! Those indebted, &c.
WILL &c. &c. &c. SC &c. &c. 'Nuif ced >.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

NOR S.LE.-TOUR NEAT DIV EI.IING
Il HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS.
situated in Richmond. For particulars. apply
10 EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond. March :. ST. 1919. i3.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

4 t-tSTOR OIL C.F>s lis This is a u y
Z i and pleasant way Of taking this very Gisa-
greable medicine, the Castor OIL being neatly
done up III the Gapsull so as to pevent It's being
tasted. Call and get some az DR.. iIoweli's Drug
Store, No. rs Main street.
Oct 10 OFF
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NEW Books-"VIsIT TO MY FATHER LAND
ny RIDLEY VI. HERsciisL.-The author Of this
interesting " ork is a converted Jew. and was iu-
tuccd, by the conside ration that his labors mi ht
be Of service to his people. TO vis, Jerusalem,
the city of his fathers. His Journey through
Italy, Greece, Constant.nople, &c. and his com
me nts on the customs and rel Cious institutions
Of those places is full Of the deepest instruction.
Here is a sample.
1--WE reached Arcona on the LIST Of April, and
on the evening Of the 3D. we embarked on board
Of nm Austrian Steamer. One of our fellow
passengers was jew; and rs an interview on
the high seas is not liable TO the objections that
attend reporting an interview on land, may
mention that had much interesting converse.
ton with him. He seemed an upright and sin
man and entered readily into conversation
with me. One evening, after the other passe IL :
gers had retired, he came to me and said, that
his mind had been very much disturbed aud un-
settled about the coming of the Messiah. He
had always been taught TO believe that before
his coming, the Jews were to become more re
ligious; but instead Of this, they becoming
and more ungodIy, and if this be SO, viii
the Messiah ever come I told him that to me
Who believe he has already come. the one
great Sacrifice for SIM this is difiicuty as he
himself says in reference to his second coming
'When the Son Of man come th shall he find
faith the earthl" lie saith this to the lew.
aud it is literally taking place among them; bu,
God 10 not leaving himself without witnesses, a.
the prophet has said. Except the Lord OF Host.
had left Us a very small remnant, we should hav.
been as Sodon,, and should have been lik,
unto Gomorrnh." This small remnant Of wi,
nesses consists Of truly religious jews, who be
iieve in Jesus Christ as their Messiah, and wall
in holiness Of life. l then asked him what h
meant by being r-ligousl lie said putting o
the Phyiactaries, by which we are reminded O
Gsd'. commandments; and repeating abou, tn
sacrifices, which reminds us Of Gods pardonp
mercy, &C."
This 10 y neat little book Of ZIG pages an
costs but 3.s cents. No one can read il careful
" without being both entertained and instruc,
ed. To be had At B. {. Hobbs Book Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
FALL s. WINTER FASHIONABLE
1MANS & GAHS -

nN hand at JOHN SrrFRlNs' Hat Establish
~ menf, No. 30. I5'ttco doors ,cesf of The
Gilbert House. \ large assortment of Black
Beaver, Nutre, Brush, Black, Brown and White
California and Santa Fe Hats: and superior
article Of Otter Dra5, and Black Russia Hats.
made plan-all of our manufactory.
Also, Dopp's SUPERIOR MoLEsHIN SILK HAS
at the Cincinnati prices.
- ~ ID - Silk Plush. Cloth. Oil Silk.
and Oil Cotton Caps, of the Fall style; all OF
which will be Sold very low
Nov. u, 1879 3S:tf
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M e Il Il 4 n q . .

s.yyxzs Clark Division, No. ;, Sons of TEN
8XS perance.-TM meet every Wednesday
evening, at 81 o'cl'k.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

6TMcssrs. Ferguson s. Wilson arc
nov receiving a lot of new goods. some
Of which are entirely too fine for printers
wear We have Iookcd nj them, which Is
as far as q printer dare so.
Mcssrs. Pechell Il Dedrick have moved
their store to the building recently occupi-
ed as the Postoiiicc.
The Messrs. PAIGE have also moved
their establishment from Msnsur's old
stand 70 the North side Of Main street, No.
~. II scents all-a-most unnecessary for
us TO notice this more men, at this late
day. because every body, the ladies es-
pccially. have found it out long ago by
the good and cheap Goods they've bought
there. They've lots of the same sort. =
so has friends Meek. liaines, Blanchard,
Straitan Il Wright, Scott Il Co.. Pcchcll,
aud Brightwell, and their souls are all
as large as meeting houses: they all ad-
rcriiSc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
Fresh Drugs and Medicirs 8

last -trri9ing al No. 10. Man street.
hR. now Ellis, W Guild inform his custom.
~ ers, and all the rest, that he i now reccsIng
his Summer Stock OF DKUGs ana AiErIc!N -
III pure aii! fresh and solI the most
bic terms. lie particularly requests any prr>u!
buy ing of him, Who Is satisfied viii the ar
tice purchased. to return il aud he Will refund
the money;--he warrants every thing he sells
and is determined To gire satisfaction.
u5~Cail at No. l6, lain street. Richmond.
Oct. ). I~i9 i4tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

'T nee MongM IL momhd do any good,' =
said we to oursclf. we'd publish com
munica,ion from friend at Boston. dc
failing the bad conduct Of some drunken
fellows in that village on Friday night.
the od inst,-w don't believe that d
public personal exposure. would DO much
good. AZ least. we think that they should
be frs, dealt with like the ..old man" fixcd
the crude boy" who was stealing his irul,
talk TO them first, and use stones as the
last resort. IL the Proprietors of our
stage lines, were made acquainted with the
grievance complained OF by our cores
pondcnt, we have no doubt but they would
dispense with the services Of all such.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

(Correcfed, reekly, for tie Cincinnati Cazette.l
BY GEORGE MILNE & Co., West Third street,
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills Of
Exchange; who make collections throughout
the u. States, Canada and Europe-keep de-
post accounts-and draw on Engla in sums
10 suit purchasers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

z evening, IL o.. Ct Ne
Mechanics, Mutual Protection, No. 4,
Of Rio hmOnd,
urMeets on Thursday evening Of each week I.
=, the Hall Of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
citation, at 81 o'clock.
Webb Lodge, 40. "a;
Meets on Friday evening next, a, early candle
lighting.
L. .. .. T..
Meet on Friday evening of each week at %
o'clock. Hall in Lippencolt's new building, ot-
post. the Huntington House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

y Fise.-On Monday evening last, the
Flax establishment Of George Wilson,
siiuseed one mile north Of town was, with
.Hthe stock on hand, burned up. The
cosnbustible nature Of the material pre-
oared in this establishment. required that
sreat care should be observed to protect
II from fire. And although il was sup
posed that all possible care was taken, yet
. soark from candle which was in a
lantern is supposed to have caused the
ignition. Mr.. Wilson has been at con-
siderable expense in getting up the ma
chinery, which was designed to take the
lint from fax, and prepare it in such a
manner as to be suitable for making Irvine.
cordsge &c, or to be used in the manu-
fac,ure Of paper. The machine was but
recently invented, and letters patent have
not vet been secured on it. The practI-
cal and thorough test. however. which has
been given il, has convinced Mr.. Wilson
tha. it will answer oil the purposes for
which II was designed. The loss is a
heavy one. Considerable money, and
much hard labor has been thus lost by
Mr.. Wilson, who is an industrious and
ingenious mechanic. II is to be hoped
that our citizens will, with their charac.
teristic liberality, assist Mr.. Wilson TO
recover from this great loss.
CyeditabIe.-We heard gentleman
ssy few days since, that he had sold
considerably over 100000 Of goods
during the time he was in business in this
place, and that in settling up his affairs,
bis bad debts would not amount to scren-
zy.Grc dollars! So much for the mer-
chant. We have on our books. debts
due us, amounting to more than $4,000,
which we will sell for sercniy.fre cents!
So much for the printers.
Nail Lost The letter bag sent from
the pos, office in this place to Cincinnati
on the LIST inst, was lost or stolen. 1t is
supposed to have been taken after it left
Hamilton; but it is not known that it con-
tanned any money, hence the thief got
but little for his risk. There were valua-
bio papers in it, which can be Of no val.
tie to any one but the owners. 4 gentle
manly thief would give them up.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
T ALL O R | n G.

"LOTR. CORN, CORN MEAL. ant
for sale by SWIM & POE. No. :,
Opposite the Post Office
Richmond, June 9th, Io49. 24tf
Oct. 3, Ic4o. S-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
'rcsh Groceries, Medicines, &c.

WE are receiving almost every week lots
w of Fresh Groceries and Medicines, by
Citizens Cincinnati line.
On hand quantity of Canvassed and other
Hams, put up for family use, also. Prime Lard
&c, sc. SW AIN & POE.
Aug. %, ls!9. 35-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

situated on the Lexington and Maysvi!le Turn
pike, tive nty-four miles from the latte: place.
and forty from the former; emphatically a coan-
fry kDcuti.n, being ten twelve miles distant
from any town village. The buildings are
mostly new we'll CONSTRUCTED for Garrison pu--
poses; and
Ample for the accommodation Of The
Hundred Cadets.
This place is unsurpassed for It's healty atmos-
pllere, pure water and romantic scenery; and is,
UNREASONABLE, one of the most eligible loca
tons for a Literary Institution in the l.. States.
The Grounds nave been greatly improved and
ornarUe nted during the last five Years. plat
Of forty acres, beautifully SITUATED the mar
gin of the Licking River. Immediately IN the
Of the buildings, will be reserved for Militia
r., Exercises.
The removal will be made Immediately after
Cbristn, is, and the School opened at that place
Ouu...~ IN dayot January, 1850.
Vacation will ell: h-ace the months of July and
August. by which ar. argement the Watering
Season vii! not interfere " n The exercises OF
the Institution. The Acadeni.' ear extends
from the grst Monday of september TO 'nc third
Fridas of June-Forty weeks.
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ANSI AESEANEN,
AND NOW OPENED, At THE
RICHMOND CLOTHING STORE,
No. As. NInin Street. Riclim OMsi. In


4 splendid assortment of Fall and Winter
IA q q O 5 consisting Of Felt, Blanket,
Pilot and Brown Cloth
ON l. re O T y G..
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths; Plain and Fan
cy Cassmeres N-siIngs, of every variety. which
will be made TO order on the shortest notice, by
the best of workmen; and will keep constantly
Oh hand large supply of
CLOTHING
Of my own manufacture, consisting os fine
superior and cheap article of
S1oAS9s
Blanket, Felt, Pilot, and Beaver Cloth
over Coats,
Cloth, Cashmere, Cassinett, Tweed, and Jenas
Dress, Frock and Sack
@ - - So
Cloth Plain and Fancy Cashmere. Cassinett,
Tweed, Jeans and Corduroy
- n Va =" -
Velvet, Satin, Cashmere. Valencia, Cloth
and Cashmere
made in every variety OF style.
Also, Shirts, Drawers, Cotton and Woolle n
Under-Shirts. PLAIN and Fancy Cravats, SusPen-
ders, Socks, Gloves, SC, &c, all OF which will
be sold low for
A. WOODW ARD.
/ Richmond Nov IS. 1919. i0-tf
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-SPICES. &c.-Cioves, Cinnamon, A ispice
- Pepper, Nutrnegs, Mack, &c, Ground and
unground, wholesale and retail, at DR.. Howell's
Drug Store
Richmond, May p, lS49. l0-tf
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L + Il Ms

The entire charge Tor Tuition, Boarding. Lodg
ing, Washing, Fuel, Lights, Backing, servants
attendance, Music, use Of Arms. &c, &c, will
be SlGO per year. Payments will be required
in advance, at thut rate, from the day of entrance
to the end OF the Term. From the first Monday
OF January--for exampie--to the third Friday of
June, >twenty-four weeks it is sS95.
Cadets from great distance. who prefer
manning in Kentucky during Vacation, find
the most comfortable Boarding in the families of
our wealthy Farmers, at 81 "a per week. South
ern or Western Students may land al Louisville
and take stage. steamboat, or railroad to Frank :
fort, and I.eAingtoni thence i'll fourhorse coach
Is TO the Blue Licks. Or. they may ascen nd the
OHIO TO MaysvIile, which is three hours stage
from the Springs,
NJ This place is furnished with cor,modious
Baths, and is abundantlv supplied with Free
stone, Limestone and Cistern wafer of the best
qualrty, independent of the Sulphur Springs,
and the Salts ana sulphur Spngs.
GEORGETOWN. KY. November 2l, 1919
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COVERLET YARN.

4 QUANTITY constantly on hand, and for
n sale at the ''Cheap Western Cash Store of
SCOTT & co.
Richmond, May %, ls49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21

DERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer.
Il and invaluable medicine EVERY
family should have bottle of it in the house.
II Is cheap For sale by l. REED.
Oct ,, 1919. 35tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
WOOL W ANTEDl
Ar THE
Rich IN Oalse vVOI,llen E>.pcsAr.
FuIl and Dress CIo1s,.

for all who will favor them with their custol
LEVINUS KING & son.
5th mo. 23d. lS49. o2tf
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Michigan ms. Co. > is
State Bank Detroit, > is
t'ar.N Nee. Blk. DO. y DIS
All other Bank s no sale.
Wisconsin.
Ma. & Fire In. Co. 3 DIS
1I'hcse Banks have
+, .rretofJre been frOm3G0
} discount, but are now
.enera..'v reed at par.
= .,f.,. cav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
THE HERALD DOUBLE SHEET.

During the last few weeks we have issued double
sheet once a week. The experiment has been sim
gularly successful 1t has evidently met the wishes
of the public Indeed tho success OF this movement
has been so marked, that must issue the double
sheet more frequently. We compelled to issue
1T twice week and next week it will appear on
Tuesday and Thursday in order to accommodate
those who avail themselves of the obvious advantages
which it presents to advertisers In short time
will probably be compelled to issue this double sheet
every day The value of the Herald an advertising
vehicle has been SO abundantly demonstrated, that
we will be obliged to make this arrangement regular
and permanent one, to both readers
and advertising patrons. Our machinery, and all
our mechanical means and appliances, now pcr-
fectly organized The Herald double sheet Is, in all
respects, regards its typography and general
rangement, the most beautiful newspaper issued
the continent Advertisers should prepare and hand
in their advertisements with prompttude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
TELEGRAPHIc INTELLIGENCE,
SUMMARY.

The session of the New York Legislature was
brought to close yesterday. A large number of
important bills were passed in both houses, which
will be found fully detailed in our dispatches.
The following is list of some of the most impor-
tant acts passed "A bill providing for reports
from Railroad companies; bill providing for the
New York Work House the State Library bill
bill to prevent fraud in the sale Of oysters; bill APP
propratng $4,000 for repairs of canals; bill regu
lating steamboats,; abil Incorporating public Ba-
thing Association in New York; a bill to incorpo-
rate the New York and Liverpool Steam Naviga-
ton Company; a bill amending the Common
School law; the Supply bill; the Croton Acqne
duct bill; bill supplementary to the Code; bill
for the sale of Arsenals Bill providing for plans
and estimates for new Capitol; bill for the be-
neft of the Erie Railroad Company; bill in rela-
ton to auctions; the new Emigrant bill concerning
the Quarantine. ..r
A number of highly important dispatches, from
various sections of the country, given below !;
among them, important news from Montreal,
Washington, Alabama &C.; and despatch from
Baltimore, giving account of an instruction in
ST. Lucia, w. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12

the .aso,-Dr Rice, II Crittenden u. g. N. .dmeIcsn
j w. Loring, Boston; J. Forney, U. 3. NJ Capt
Einnis, Valparaiso. Irping House-IIon w. Jossop,
Va; Hon N. Cruger, Westchestcr J. G. Tilbal u.
s. A.; DIR. Edwards, Com. Parker, u. 8 N.
txPr,tident Polk arrived ri Nash Vile Tenn on the
"a lbrisA,
Hon. S,ion Bosiand United Sta ss Sol atos from Az
a. a., rus ~ i.ciunau VA the h iA,t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
Horr,d murder IN Harrisburg.

HAhNIsBUNO, April 1T, IbFV
I his morning John kncpley, senior, al oid and cs-
t., med citizen tf this place, murdered In his own
bcuse, on returning ff.m Market by HIS own son
{, avid {. kn,ploy. La,id is supposed 10 hayo boon
aborng und,i mental arrangements for several years
LsNinR ate mp,dhi own fotwice doub'e-odfrciiVu
I'm, L.aNly !, AIDED found IN his rOom, w'tn one
bsii.l Jett unchanged inqucnt was held upon tne
Ltdy the yoidcL winch mat the docea'si cam
he c,ath iitIe ALn hot by t.Ic hands Oh Dasid
n,p.ty. was d.ab,iy srre-t,i aud ( I'M
htt,d "a rialtey ii d,cttss IL wa. fn''rsi cate'n'
Il &c Lad !tt C.. q ,...p tettt spt ~ " '.i'
pr b,tn nyipg Upon ~, i.i4opcndent VI bnsn"i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
Late News from Texas-Furthor Accounts
of the Cholcra-Complsints OF tho Pana-
mo Route, sc. sc. To-.

W AsHINGToN, April I54V
The Southern mail has arrived, by which learn
that tho steamer Portland had arrived at New Orleans
April Sd. The cholera still ragged at Lavaca, Texas
MIR. Sequim, chief clerk of the Quartermaster's De-
partment, among the victims. There q few
cases at Indianola but cases at Galveston,
which had been for several da Us quite healthy.
Letters from Panama to the Delta universally do
nounce that route to California, and monopoly of
transportation across it. 1t is charged that the Anne
rcan consul at Panama has colleagued with the Eng
lish consul and the Granadan auth critics
to depreciato currency, that dollars only pass
for 47c and other American coin in that proportion
The Ohis, Mississippi and Illinois rivers falling
while the Missouri was rising ..t, ....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
Affairs In Washington.

sd. r' WASHINGTON, April II, 1S4o
Twenty five magistrates visited the President, at
o'clock to-day, by invitation to exchange courtosies
There meeting Of the cabinet to-day
Tom Hand, of the persons charged with the rob-
berry Of the government jewels will be put his trial
tomorrow host of witnesses present from Bal
timore, Philadelphia and New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
AppOlnt TIM on ts

ALBANY, IbFV.
At executive session to-day the following APP
poinments were made :-Jehn " Francis, as Physician
u the arnc Hot pita and John W. Sterling John ).
andorvoort, Theodore Sol Rampland and WIN. r.
Butl as Assistant III yscians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-12
Markets.

New ORLEANS, April Q, 18A0
Tho announcement of the steamers nows checked
transactions and the market ia unsettled that 90
curate quotations cannot be given. Tho sales since
the receipt of the Niagara's $500 bales
The sales of corn to-day include 5000 bushels prime
yellow at SO to &c. The flour market is hoavy to-day
and business done at decline Sales of 500 barrels
at So S7h to 81 Pr0visionsThe sales of pork TO
moderate extent, including 800 barrels at $40 for
The foreign news has not affected tho price Of
cents Sugar and molasses are unchanged in price.
There Is fair demand for coffee and prices un-
changed Tho market for whiskey Is dull sales ct IL
to 15A cents ief -fa 81 ataa.a
CINCINNATI, April 10, 1870.
Flour.-The sales to-day have been to fair oxtent
including 1900 bbls. Western at So SIX. Provisions
are unsaleable There Is steady trade demand for
sugar, and prices are firm. The demand for whiskey
is firm with sales at Is Hc. Freights to Now Orleans
stand at for -four 4Oc for whiskey 62 and for pork
60c. per Dbl.
BALTIMORE, April II, 1840.
Flour-The market Is steady, but not active Sales
of 1000 bbs Howard street ut $4 and 800 bbls city
Mills at 81 per Dbl Rye -four ut 50 93 and corn meal
at So g. Gran-Ssles of 900 prime rod wheat at o.
a 95c., IS to quality Corn-Sales of 10 900 bushels
prime white and yellow, at 40 AZ for the former, and
At SO for tho latter. Oats-Sales at % ESQ. Rye,
at So Soc. GroceriesThero sales of 200 hhds.
Muscovado sugar. At AZ 45Sc. sales of 200 bbls n
O. molassos at 27h 2Sc. Provisons--There Is no
change to notice, excepting downward tendency in
picked meats market well supplied. Bcof Cattle
Sales of 400 on the hoof, at So 8 so per cwt. j.