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Dear Sir: Having through the agency OF your
extract Of sarsaparilla accomplished most remark
able cure in the case Of my sister, deem II mpor-
tan, to make all acquainted with her case who may
be similarly afflicted, as II may be the means of sa-
wing many from n premature death. About four
Years ago my sisters health began TO decline, and
continued to do for the space Of two years, when
she was suddenly attacked with bronchial aiiec-
ton, or what Is commonly called bronchitis Hav
ing been attacked with the best medical skill with
out benefit and finally pronounced incurable she
determined to try your extract of sarsarila, and If
ter the use Of the very limited number of three bot
ties, she was completely restored, and has enjoyed
better health than she ever before experienced
Hoping that this description of her case will come
under the notice of many who may be similarly af
hicted, ] am most respectfully, yours
CHARLES w. STEWAHm
To DR.. N. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
lime 7 1919
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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
DR. sCHwARTZE's COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA,

DR. SChW AhlZE'S COMPOUND EATHACT
OF SARSAPARILLA,
The astonishing success W it'll which disease has
been combaed by this powerful remedy for the last
three years, In The District Of Columbia and other
places has induced the propretorto present Its claims
IN more conspicuous manner under sincere con-
yiction that It's invaluable and unerrng remedial
virtues will benefit thousands, under whose notice
IL may come. Therefor, he would urge Il upon all
who read this not to let II pass unnodced, but give
Il that attention 10 which II Is so descrvedly en-
tied.
The following are some Of the diseases which
viii testify 10 It's neyer-faillng efficacy, VIZ:
Serofua, in any form;
Inclpient stages OF Consumption, when proceeding
from scroilllous habit;
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepatic dcrange-
ment
Constitutional syphilis; General Debility;
Habitual Costumes; Cutaneous Affections, and
all diseases arising from deraDged secreons or i'm
purlies of the blood
Persons taking this remedy should not grow i'm
patient or become too sangulne Ia their hopes Of
rapid restoration to health, It's efficacy depends
measureably upon the strength of constitution and
the length of time that disease has prevailed there
fore would say to all who may feel dise0 'r,isss
is virtues not to commence before they are fully de-
ermined to continue its use whether II be one bot
lie, dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
similar or can be relieved by any stated number in
The accompanying cortifcatesare from gentlemen
OF responsibility residing in Washington city and no,
from those abroad, TO whom would refer all those
nonins can be produced us TO efficacy, bur as they
are seldom or reod, credence given to them
have thought few respectable certificates coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07
AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
COASIWISE

COASTWISE.
B0stOu-BriS BENZ. Fra,tkiH.
Gin 10 pipes, mackcrel 100 brIs, INDIE $50 pkgs,
order; plaster p TONS master.
.Nttc YOrt-Sch. S. a. Roe.
Lead pipe 3 csks, rye 25O7 bushels, lIazchurst s
Phclan; mdhc cases, Rippclmeyer y Grauc; spikes
rs kegs, n,I~e 39j pbges, sundry persons.
Mem Yorh-Sch. MARY .lanicia.
Stcarinc , brls, IL Manlsin; champagne % bsllts,
l. Thomson * Co; linsecd oil csks, & Small; bar
ley % kegs, { f Pitt; cassia 300 mats, guano 60
csks, Wine 80 brs, mdzc 4l9 pkgs, order
.Ntw York-Sch. Etticou.
Tea IS If rhsts, Harvey, Carson 4 Go; maccaroni
50 b&s oil ~ b-kts, l. Thomson 4 Go; bacon csks,
Tiffany & Dickinson; u hhds, Drakcey & Fenton;
mdlc ) eases, Miller x Mayhem; sugar 200 brs,
oranges 80 bxs, guano 80 hhds, mdzc 291 pkg, order
MN Yorh-Sch Fearless.
Salt 1910 sacks, order.
CharIcStoa-Sch ,Hry UUiS.
Cotton Is bales. rice 81 tres % hf do, Williams
& Son; 81 tres, r Hooper; doncstcs is bales, Wy
Appleton = Co; 20 do, pipe clay $50 brs, empty
carboys II, order.
.1pajachjc0ju-S L0uiSa ScarS.
Cotton 21O bales, Wilson, Kelley & Co.
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affairs in Standardization IN .Merico.-
A correspondent of the .NeW York Herald, writing
from Washington, June 80, says: The late news
from California, say up to the 18th May, has been
confirmed, by the receipt of letter. yesterday, from
Mexico and Mazatlan, by Mr.. Parrott, our Consul
for the latter place, now here.
The causes of riotous proceedings i'll California are
attributed to the disappointment of the inhabitants,
hearing that Congress had ad ourned without ex-
tending the laws of the land their Territory.
They could no longer bear such neglect. Mobs, it
seems, organized at all the drinking houses, to
express their Indignation at such unparalleled neg
lect on the part of the Government. The effects of
over-indulgence in liquor afforded the materials
for general outbreak, which General Smith and
his officers endeavored to quell but, after exhaustng
hs,,patence, and despairng of being able to put
end to the innumerable crimes publicly committed,
had, for his personal safety, taken shelter on
board the shipsofwar in the harbor If such be the
order of things in San Francisco what may we ex-
pect to hear from the gold diggings
Much discomfort is manifested, on the part of the
Americans and Californans, that the rich deposits
of gold are thrown open to foreigners, who are
arriving, in regular organized and armed parties,
from all places the Pacific for the sole purpose of
digging and carrying away the gold.-Such is the
influx of foreigners, that from Mexico alone $4,000
have gone.
q There is probability that the Mexican Govern
mcnt will shortly be overthrown Santa Anna is
expected back. The Indians of Michoacan, Jalsco,
Queretaro and the State of Mexico, are up in arms
against the whites, buchering them right and left.
The opposition part will, doubt, take advantage
of those disorders, to bring the overthrow of Mr..
lierreras government.
Some fifty persons had arrived at Mazatlan from
California, who gave most deplorable account of
the state of the country. They found the Yankees
too much for them, even at their game mining.
There will be no more emigration from Mexico.
The placers of Sonora are drawing people in that
direction. They said to be richer than those of
California.
The Mexican Commissioners had arrived in Topic,
where they were rusticating
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PicEclrs Reef-The frequent wrecks that occur
on this dangerous reef, require a thorough know
ledge of its position avoid loss Of life and property
1t is but few years since this reef was discovered
by party of wreckers, who were returning from
Key Biscayno, during the Florida War. At this
Key they met young officer Of the Army, who had
on several occasions distinguished himself in that
service and in compliment Of whom they named the
reef as above Within the last few Years, number
of wrecks occurred on this reef and the exploring
party, will, doubt, now that recently the French
harque Amede run upon it, examine it thoroughly.
In high tide it is covered and in low tide it presents
a crescent form of a chord of several hundred yards
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Lama WalrantS.-A New York letter in the
Philadelphia American says
There has been recent important movement in
Land Warrants here, which has carried the price up
from 1OSaSl10 to 12sQSl3 each The movement
has been mainly by Spectators, but there has been
received a large order from Chicago, and there is
also an undccurrent impression that the Secretary
is buying them up for government account. The
supply here is moderate except which is i'll specula
tive hands. These Warrants equal to 5000 i'll
in cash at any land Office of the country, and there is
10 reason that they should not still improve.
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r,o, o''oo DIS; ; f'f M M DIS
~ y. D'', VI " rS'';
c1APoi.eu "ri' 'iic s"lc I'i'iI ~ loIotS Po,,
e,9lo Gris OF Jour- and oGl dp' indian Meal; 'll4
DTS. VI nv G i ,Du were 10 E',Siuu
IMAM ne receipts OF " neat nave pccoine
anu "aS! are SoGu
P.ie teu so,u az anu emit si
at 90 cts' Coti mas advanced TO Gus. per pshci,
Owing u It's sciici.}' III P,rI Oh account vi farmers
pelhg engaged III Ihclr hcat harNcSIinT' ana 10
buyers operating lof account OIL tne EnSllSh market
ne closing rates yesterday were Gus ior Wlte,
and 26G'| Tor yellow Oats remain at about ZfGZo
Gus Exported 10 lorclSh ports' z,ozi bushels III
dian Corn
HhMF'-lhe demand Is quite lmited' ana we
have no sales except IN small way to report at
about "a cts U ID.
Iiil,r,H'- -, mere Is no supply III hrst hanus'
lhoN-l ne market continues quite aull' no o, sales
reported as taxing place other thah IN small lots
when are not worthy particular attention
MoLNSofo'-W we nave no transactions 10 re-
Po,Ii ana inc TuocN Vi PRINT III iihe' Is li'e ~
NAILS mere CONTINUES GOO demand dl iof
hioS1 o0n ~ iI s'eauS dI III
r Nhf ~, - rices a.. remain s1eauy
1pnits u u au 'o4'f c.e Silon anu al
l'oZagSl'ons Dr. cargo anu yaru prices, l..
%. ot "'9st are nm" oo5
c ~n oi'iy aa 'iou.i''e uoH'u W f'o''
oi9pI e.s sdto,,' 81 csn2 NJ: anu pliS.
Ely o1ISn "a ,,n l5ii' io'oiP' Pii'e
remain ni nm urn az 20 L,2' ca HA''o Ioi,'
leie ldo pee' a iI uol'' t't
lor some descriptions mostly c9h!heu 10 paco' put
ploes nave HUI Fd'ea Sii'o o'' laS' "eeN
fePoiI, Gill .., r
De9'-0'ie oiiiy Ill s''id'i io'e do "d'eu ioi
stores.
Ior6'-"e nave no transactions TO report, put
holders are hrm IN Their prices at ll2oGSll'9o iPr
Mess and 9Z3gS9oo Tor Prime, on time
bocon'-Saies have been chiefly OF a retail
character and prices are fully supported Tor the best
lots: we quote shoulders 23G5S cts; SIDES, 6964,
with clear eholGe o4; ana HAMS "a III CTS d.
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land into Liverpool, value about I12,9jO. Into
London the value OF these articles in 1910 was four
or five times as much as the value imported into
Liverpool. That is in 1S40-nearly 100000 Of
beef and pork.
All this is gone. The United States send us what
ruined Ireland cannot send. America is our sham
blcs-shc sends us manufactured ilour-shc i onr
orchard-shc Will be our potato garden. And she
will continue to be SO As long have national
debt, and nearly t3OOOO,O 900 to pay annually to the
national creditor. AT the time we have alluded to
America sent NO provisions to this country. Ireland
being ruined bv the Peel policy and Wing mi~rulc,
we draw certain supplies from the United States
What we subjoin is nothing to what we shall here
after disclose, but proceed by exhibiting samples:
There were imported into Liverpool,i for the week
ended the 9th June, the following articles:
S6j barrels OF pork.
200 hogshcads Of pork.
800 do. and boxes of bacon.
So do. of pigs heads, sc.
300 barrels of lard.
This is not hing TO what is coming, which we shall
cnrlmrrac by and by; of ccrial produce have the
following in one week, for the week ended 9th June
lO,llj bags Indian corn.
29,7l3 bushels of do
1929 barrels Of flour
2,l29 sacks of -four.
Sl26 quarters OF wheat.
1920 do. of beans.
llO0 bushels of oats
Did we say that America is our granery and our
potato garden 1t is true for the present. 1t will
be so till the great change comes. We have given
a weekly return only-the yearly one will astonish
We would, in charity advise the Wing landlords &c
sell their estates without delay, and emigrate; foi
as sure as the sun Shines there will be fearful rec
Onlng.
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circular OF Messrs. Drake, Brothers y Co., dated
Matanzas 9Th inst, giycs extract from the reve-
nue. laws of Cuba, which require every master to
have ready for delivery to the boarding officer, three
manifsts, containing full statement Of his cargo
and ship stores, in which, after twelve working
hours no alteration will be permitted. Goods not
manifested will be coniScatcd; and il their value eA-
coed $1,000 and they belong to consigned to
the master his vessel freight SC, will be forfeited
not exceeding that sum, the master will pay pen
atty of double the value Of said goods
Goods not manifested, but claimed in time by the
consignee will be delivered TO the latter, but in that
case the master will be subject to fine equal to the
value OIL said goods.
Goods over manifested will pay duty if they
were ON board.
For every package which may fall short Of those
manifested the master will be liable to fine OF 500
If sch package does not appear included III the In
voice Of a consignee. Gold and silver not manifested
by master consigncc, liable to duty of per
cent. Invoices not entered by a consignee within
IS hours after arrival of vessel, not containing
in such entry a statement of the number of pieces,
contents, weights and measures, liable to an eX-
ira duty of per cent. Every master must present
himself at the Custom-house within twenty-iour
hours after his arrival. to to his manifest, for
neglect Of which he is liable to fine of $1,000. All
vessels are required to bring bill of health, certified
by the Spanish Consul at the port OF their departure
or that nearest to il otherwise they are put in quar-
antinc and incur a fine OF $50. All the passengers
should bring passport certified also above. II
there should be no Spanish Consul at the port of de
parture. certificate to that effect, signed BY the
collector of the port three resident merchants, will
be sufficient.
All kinds of machinery and implements for sugar
mills, and steam engines for sugar estates, pay no
duty.
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Baltimore and S1squehalua Ralr0dd--We UNI
derstand that X. NJ Magraw, Esq, President OF the
Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad, RENTED to-
day. to the Treasurer OF Maryland, 10000 ac-
count of Understanding $4,000 which has been
transmitted since the LIST OF December, the COM
mcnccmcnt OF the fiscal year. This is within $1,000
of the Trcasurcrs estimate, and is evidence of the
admirable management of the road, and its prosper
Gus condition. Patriot.
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YELLOW M Ell -

IN Q NTON LLU w M n !
SHEATHING The increased de-
mand for this article has induced the
to erect extensive additional works, ana are nov pr
norrd in conjunction with MIR. VIM. Fl. Muntz,
fson Of G. F. Muntz, Esq, of Birmingham, Eng.
Which thew confidently recommend, unsurpassed
even by the celebrated Muntz, English make.
Several suits vessels belonging 70 TINS port Una.
have been on about two years (and at Boston, New
Bedford Sc longer time) have given general salts
faction the price being about three cents less than
copper and the old exchanged for new, at differ
ence Of six cents, offers great inducements tor its
general use.
f,ctnrers, prices, of the undersigned agents.
Also, a large Stock of BRAzlERs' COPPER, COPPER
BoLTs, COPPER and COMPOSITION SHEATHING NAILS
constantly on hand-for sale by -
F. PRATT s. BROTHER,
;e5 " 27 and 20 South Charles St.
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapt
ed to correspondence, can be had at j. Robinson's
Bookstore, III Baltimore street, ID door West of
South street, this morning, by o'clock, at ) cents
each.
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On the title page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in differ
ent cities-Steamboat and Car regulations -Depar-
lures of Foreign Steamers, Packets, Sc.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

HivAEA, June I'D.
Our Board of Health have decided to make the
Quarantine regulations very rigorous No passen-
rcrs coming bv steamers, from the United States,
will be allowed to land, but must return. Steam
ers arriving with the cholera board will have to
remain outside the harbor, i'll of bad weather,
at its entrance, for the purpose Of taking in Prov-
sions coal SC Vessels from any port in the United
States will be subjected to eight days observation
and those from infected places to twenty days quar-
antinc counting from the time of their arrival here
Passengers by sailing vessels will have to perform
quarantine on board the same. Vessels with the
cholera on board will not be allowed to enter except
merely for the purpose Of taking in some necessary
supplies Such is the present decision OF the Board OF
Health, but we trust these severe measures will
soon be modified.
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The Overland Irauel to Cdto,nia.-The cor
respondent ofthe St Louis Republican, writing from
Fort Kearney the I'd of June, states that 4 ,403
wagons, accompanied by about 1900 persons, had
already passed that point their way to California.
He adds:
"Those who passed along amongst the first were
in fine spirits, but quite change is observable in the
centre and Doubts begin to assail many as to
the practicabiity of crossing the mountains, owing
to the scarcity Of grass and other The
on the river Platte, already begins to feel and
show the heavy demands made upon it, what, then,
must be expected in the mountains Such suffering
as but few have dreamt of will be experienced
this yearWould they but preserve their provisions,
much of this might be prevented, but in the anxiety
to reach the end of their Journey every thing except
what is thought to be sufficient to carry them
through is abandoned"
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
The Passenger Trains run daily, except the Al
ternoon Train from Baltimore, and the Morning
Train from York and Columbia on Sundays)
On and after WEDNESDAY, Goth April, the
Passenger Trains will run as follows:-
Leave Baltimore at........9 A. Nj. and F. NJ.
Arrive do at.......SS A. M. and 63 r. NJ.
Leave York for BALTIC. at As A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Leave York for Columbia at u A. Nj. and II p. M.
Leave Columbia for YorlS and
Baltimore at............34 A. NJ. and | ! p NJ.
Arrive at York at.........12S p. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
Fare to York at. ISL 90
Wrghtsvllle, ..-............. :..S2.uo
Columbia, ...............S2l2k
Way points in proportion.
Through tickets to Gettysburg and Harrisburg, 50.
In connection with the afternoon train at O'Clock,
a Horse Car runs to Green Spring and Owngs' Mill,
arriving at the Mills at 6A Z. Nj.
Returning, the Horse Car starts from Owinss
Mills at A. M.
EXPRESS PACKET LINE TO PITTSBURG-
The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany will receive the fare for passage to Pittsburg
and intermediate points, by way OF the Portage Rail
road and Pennsylvania Canal.
This line having been in successful operation for
several wears, and will be found the most safe and
pleasant to Pittsburg, offered to the travelling
public
To Pittsb'g via York, 50 Via Lancaster. 10 '0O
To Hollidaysburg &c IN -. S.50
To Huntingdon, 90 ..61 /" -. 7.50
To I,ewistoyvn. &c g e. ZOO
The cars leave the Ticket Office, North street, at
8 o'clock, A. M, and at 4 o'clock P. NJ, DAILY,
VIM. S. BROWNING,
ma 10 If Superintendent
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REVIEW OF THE
B ALTIM o RE M a RK EFT,
CAND INCIDENTS CONNECTED THEREwITH,)
For the Week ending last ercRjlg.

For the Week ending last ercRitg.
REMARKS.-The operations of the week, which
usually a limited scale about this season of
the year, have been further restricted since last
report, by the intervention of the Nations HOLIDAYS
which, occurring at md-wcck, each day previous
thereto engrossed by certain portion of our
citizens to prepare therefor and each subsequent day
as it was {" a broken week. they avoided engaging
in a new enterprise, particularly as another " Eng
lish steamer" at hand. The weather, how
ever has been delightful, but rather cool, and
city remains generally healthy and free from the
pestilence which visits with such deathly ravages
our neighboring cities.
The steamer Canada was tccgraphed on Thurs
day as having arrived at Boston the evening prev
GUS but the advces by her are generally of very
great Importance either in political or commercial
point of view The Money market in England
(June 23d) continued easy. Cotton was in steady
demand with increasing firmness in the market,
Tand advance of If. to q. had taken place in
Havre.] Indian Corn, in LIVERPOOL was quoted
35a3Gs., which slight Improvement; and
Flour about Cd. higher. Cured Provisions re-
manned about at steady prices
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-Thc market re-
mains quiet, as usual, at this season of the year.
BEESWAX.-There is occasionally a small lot
picked up at 2la22 cts cash, the latter for very
prime.
BREAD.-The market is without change, but we
are not advised of any large orders for shipment.
CANDLES.-The prices of Sperm very firm,
ana tnere Is a tendency 10 a luGInef ADVANCE hua-
mantine and Mould Tallow remain steady.
COFFEE.-The market has remained quite dull,
no sales of any descriptions from first hands having
taken place The stock of Rio, which is relatively
large, is held with much firmness.
COTTON.-We have no sales reported this week.
PARTNERSHIP market is generally dull, cx-
cept the sales which making in a small way and
comprise good to prime lots, mostly to city or neigh
boring customers.
FISH.-We have material change to note in
any denomination, and the market during the week
has been rather quiet. No. MaclIercl having rang
ed from $3.50 for Halifax, to 1928 for Massachu-
sets inspection; No. 3, of the latter, 5GS 1928
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market has
not been marked by any feature except that OF
greater degree of inactivity, the current rate OF
$3.50 ~ brl. for fresh ground Howard street last
week, continuing to prevail until the close of the
present, but the transactions have been quite light.
The business done in City Mills has comprised about
5000 brls at S4624 ~ brl. City Corn Meal is held
at S2S7a, but dull. Inspections this week:
Corn Meal, 1858 brls.-