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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

TIE PHILOSOPHY OF TIE BEAIIIFIL'
From the French Of Victor Cousin Translated with
uotes and al introduction by Cato Dan TEL Chestnut
College Jr%f u
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JAMEs COLE, Aucroneer
rU,O FARMERS, MIl.kn k> AND

TO FARMERS, MILkMk> AND OTHERS =
4 House aud 10 lots Of ground In the Ninih Wst.
Brookirn.-JAMFS COLE will sell At suction SAT.
UKDAl. June So iSa9, al " o'clock, az the F,snn,n
House Brouklyn house and ten lots Faihash Hin.
near Valley Cove the los viii be sold separately 10
geiher IL . excellent place fof keeping pouy, Ps~
For particulars apply 10 the Auetioneer, " Faloss
Ikn
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SrPEHsz corRr-sssss s,lss 0>orss ss~s.se s1s Jas
- c4sa n s,ss-a 5or La Tounstts-ssa1sss Y, .Oos
Ia TOCkhErTZs Tea ksr-oy ssmnos-t ss5 ~fer-e "
eompnt sesos hs c1es q 10 ess os -
cfy sed Cossy u Es-f4rs jsss a. ise. sef go -
- s-s-ers- - - -
~sis,r--t Cay " kss Yen sftt5 ss-y 80.
e th szcie.,ss o. % ~ - ..
snd q 20 "a coaplasf sHsas - -
y.alsds Jo>r 49, as -. n. -
al q falsrs sn1 - es..s -. ~
- 90 A.. "a - 90 SAT- hssdfsS s-e ~ - -
sas ts,,s.ns al -seg - - W cHGUER
Dst-s - Tvs 80" ~ ~ Yssl1s At1fs~J
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~ ~ aase-s 10 iaT-ra.e-.e,s. ~ -all D.
PIT r.iid c, f,e. riA MT D. tIsss oar qfns oaes
NErANTED-A srst.rate cook 10 20 into the country
w lie best city references required. Apply no New
g. second aoor, on me ID jay. .et ~
boy WANTED.-A smart. acuve boy about is ~
ID .rnesl ppearanre 20 learn the lace sud embroidery
bus nes, Ilsis desirable sifusuou for an intelligent
educs'ed boy Of specfahie parsniage, - particular
Will b. taken 10 have him properly Instructed u 81
br-1-ir- 20 fhe business. Apply 10 FRASER
jesl b. 2i5 Broadway
DOVER PRE-sMAN.-Wsnted,af rstrate power
pr-ssmsn. Address" Franklin box us Boston P O.
living references and weekly pay required for supernend
| ing two or ihree PLAIN presses le1o Tvs
THE ADVERTISER. being az present uoem-
&c al low remuueratuQ n necessary be- give
security for hundred dollars and upward Address I
| O. 81 hadson-st 700 q
GENTLEMAN WITH $50 CASH in his
n hand acquire business here De- cnn m1he conn
Portable living by applying to-day, second hoor 20 Nts-
ssu-.t John, from AN 20 o'clock sld 10 7 IL
| o. me Eitcrefs oihce .e,N ~
| e. 00O WANTED, and man 90 travel with The
- l.UUU advertser IN TIE Northern aad Eastern STATES
during the season, In cool lucrative business m
which $1,000 be made 10 ave months Address STARK
| a. TINS Office. lr'0 ~
| GUILD LOST.-On Wednesday evening 7ih insi;
Nfehout u ocl1cE, little girl iirr" ears d. a.
from her home " Orsnge-st she Is rather stout viva
slightly bowed legs. Of her eyes IL sore she Is OF
French birth. aud cannot speak tnglsh Any ni1rnal4v
OF Aer VIII be- thankfully received a. the above number
| Omuge-st J-,l
4 O@T OR lII~LAIO-Ou Friday. 20ih inst four
Ia papers. viz One lease tw0 deeds, and ono dssi %
meat mortgage A. he save have bsel recorded hef
a.e Of go any person but tho owner Tno nnlef
be suitably rewarded BY leaving them at tbs dice
| ,,TOLEN-A white marble clock. square hlied a
| ton u tie thief by D EGGERT son. 80 Pearl-st
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CrSAxp Lrxx-ror LfoaPool seesy
AMxRfcA... Capt Fron bo.oa s,e,nSe1e' ~
hsEK>tA.. L.ss.. Frcm Nfcss M-sne-ssl yey I.
CANADA Capt RasaIsos FROM Bosson. WedtscsS Jey u
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-TsEE MIME JoUKNAL. fourth P@SE -


cLEAFED-s6.p Essars Crry. ia. SantaeAsL
Bars B-r.. LsiafoP. bosioa' Aasss-s Da2'4is
-. W, 49, Isrs ca.,-,.sr, AeI We. ss--ssl H-s
norss.uE Go5s ClsPuAa AArisafs-i S''A- A-s 81
Be-. Pruai-r aR ,.- ~.
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pls Frrstsm ssrnor- kst-, NeAi-7A' : ',ha' 20
B.rs- Dopan 50, saosss, Phi s<-ip1a
kRRIvE DR. steamship 5S-frfs sSss' L"sfp'o use -
Hshsr lffh sts- Cursr1 =.
psss-rt~r.. Gr-r- ni1tnru 70 es n 49, N-
N, ;. b. haI hrti - nst-fng a. Pe-s
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B.rs a. B.rr,-ca M-as, Roisfssn h''- - FrNse''
Hiichroct Nsr.ati 3d.. =. -. - - .....-
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1890 B-s ss-s. Q. &. B-rs Li'nsToe
Brg Msfiialoo Ho.teoDsrg. ! b 1--,e- -.
Brx sersa. Hss4su Ba.<cf .. '-n0-''
schr Mar. cro.sg. so.toa iof A2.1,
s.hg Caaf-r. Nrk-rs11. B1-toa 10 Aes'i
Sctr yr.cr. s-rry Plrtsne
SIR Cai1n5ia, E4sfp1rt al
Scbr D-ss Tayior Va
So C.-.,-rts-at 4 soo1. b. more
Bytoy-P,t.. ,b s-nrsrss Laltes Al san nj bfss
| ssc a. p Aeurs. Hare
| wI,p Ju.. so-sasf.- N. a-ris.sn e. 'a---t' g.
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FOR CEDAR GROyE-Lso

ESstsr=-iSeach way at Fort Hamilton Fare ~ e.s
erssz2sOn sunday, July l. the steam yscnt hos
CItrscO Cant C. N Hanc0x will 10 Cedar Grove
and Fort Hamilton leaving follows Thifeentn o. a. 70
AM. Hsmmond-st. lot AN CsnalsI at ~ AN t ".
No 4 North River at IA AN; Thneehth-st at M |,
Hammond.st a Nj CsnAl-st q IN Per NO. sona
H,vsr3PM mi JOHN D. RODAAS. Agent
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF 7

Hes publshed Tie Village Doctor translation nom
Me Medicine du Village Of the Countess d ArbonvAe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

r<-, PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM .
s..StnxziSBOAT-, Ge.-Fog sale At private saie.
k>xer1r<zxs he stssmboas C0aabis, South Amsrlea,
North Ansnes Rochester and Ss~Jsrsey, 1z7s shares
Of .toes 10 tho Norwich and Ss~lordon Steamboat Co1i
oasy 10 shares o. stock 10 he Floating Dry Dock Con
Parry aud lot of pig HoD Old scrap iron, copper and
lead FOR particulars As % Pes, srns &c inqaifs q ne
ossce Of tie Receiver, IA Greenwich-sI hsv-York-
Dalsd June -. ls4s. Eli KELLEY, keessvsr Of ths
s1c iw Property, ke Of TIC Peoples Lins Associano1
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HOTELS.


COZZRNs'S WEST-POINT UOTEL.-Ihs
- unaersgne has the pleasure 10 inform tie public hat
BIS House is open Tor the reception Of company and
that he Is prepared with ample accommodations 10 make
arr.ns susnis wiki families ior Inc season.
WILLIAM 3. COZZENs.
SB.-Th. Morning Line Tor Albany regularly iand a.
he wharf in The immediate vicinity d the Hotel i-Zs Us
THE NEyISiNK HOUSE, o. the Highlands o.
4 Nsgisuk. ~ J Is ready i9f ilr fecs9uon q
boarters is e.evaed 8ld airy Location, AID IL pfoAu
IL 70 sandy Hook Bay and tie occ-n render y pace
c-cuiarly desirable dung the present y arm sess.n
The steamer Etiu Lewis leaves 80 Lle ioo oi "a Ol
a. every DAY aud lands within nile ri ne nDlse ~
geyarcs are furnished by proprietor 20 convey per
sons 10 and from he boat % tie so-e re o. efpne-
81 - WILLIAM Jones, Proprietor
DROADWAY HOTEL.-strsnge's visiting no
ID en- are particularly directed ~ hls Hly praeaA sl4
heaAy located Hoie being opposite tns Pafh and Gun
AZ win LAT beautiful College Green ir le rear 10 the
-. hi srd, 10 t10se visng ne ciy more al sAnilges
tnan perhaps any 0ner Hoe eiDouEp CaA a. - ~
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4 ONE CENT REWAhD.-RaE away ron On, q re !,
~ snns-riber ou The 2ist day q June, LsD' JIM
IN CAIN Al trden,-d apprentice % ne copper ate
- prInrinz business. De IS % years q age All ger
80 IRE forbd harbOrng trusting hll sn2 ho1 e.
F'''--s ROBERT MILLER, g. { fsi.
New-York June ., 1919. 80 y.
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For Europe.


sARAH SANDS Capt fos Ns~ fora Moa Jsa-
sARAA SANDS Capt Per New iort hoa- Aus
eARAa sANDs. Capt TKssFsoS For NsSl -Ac@ VSl
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~ Notirr.-Rr~ l. M,coov Ein preach .u ths
Olrerst Bsprsf Meelug -fiolse." a. lei 4 " srt s;
p - o. sunday. jay J. .csl j.
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EXCURSIONS.
r.- 49, SUNDAY EXCLUSION ron

-U~s SUNDAY EXCURSION FOX
ryzSpes-~j$ X sGSTOS .-1ho steamer SANTA
s@<Sss<H~ CLAUS leaves tho foot OF Norm MOo'e-s
every Sunday morning at O'clock; touching h.mrona
a. LANDING At Roc klana Lake Red Hook, Corxens. Doc<,
Cod spring, N@~hurgh, New Hsmburzh, Milton, fongn-
keepsie. Hyde Park and Rhincbsck Fare % e's ones
10 West-st. up stairs. ls'o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

ry- Mrs. EDWIN FoRREsr is at present on
visit to Mrs. Bryant, the wife OF the poet al heni
stead, Long Island. With Mr.. and Mrs. ~ +. WIN
aud Miss Anna Lynch, the Poetess, she recently Passe
a few days at West Point Mrs. Forrest goes iron
Hampstead to pass some time with Rev. Dr.. Dewey
family at Sheffield Mass. and we understand that
the close of the Summer she will take up her residenC
permanently in New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

- Rev. W. n. 1filburn VII preach IN he Wcs
rgaH Chapel Ml of-Ty-sf- Irsr kecckcr g. o. >arlAY
so-lln. a. 81. 0cork ..7i ~
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~ Rev. VIM. II. Ferris. Psst1r ~ Pc saliva
o. - b trurrn Is Ara-.e, o. preach o. borrow r.orn
.nr ari afrrn.c1. lrl Rev GfrFEN - t-- lrrl4- l.
Services sfl0 A n. ard en-. : p "
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" HoBoKES, this hot, sutry weather / OF
great convenience to many OF our eitIeSs whose oo'
ness will not permit them live in the country during
the summer. Gungrs celebrated band is rsengsged
Toy next week. % play Of The Otto Cotisse
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LIBEL CASE A NJ. Alexa nder, and NJ. STRAIT
ton residing nj No l0lt Grandst Willismsbmrsh yes
terdsy entered complaint at the Lower Police Court
against Edmund B. Child and L. 5. Murray Editors oil
paper known es "Aa9ieds Oen' charging them
with having published on the 9th inst IN that paper
gross libel ON his character in an article headed lea
warrant was issued by Justice Lathrop Tor their ar
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~ F0urfh-sf. Tnivcr-nlist Churrh.-N'v.
w s. hAL.a wl- rstlCa in ne afternoon st = DC OK.
AID AeT. e. ID. Fay il zee evening 90 o'clock ie50 lt'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-17

called to order by the Secretary
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.
Mr.. MANGUM moved that the Hon. DAVID R. AT.
Gibson be unanimously chosen President OF the Senate
pro tenPore; which was agreed TO-
Mr. MANGuM and Mr.. CAss at the request OF the Sec.
rotary, conducted Mr. ArcHIsoN to the chair
Mr. BELL. from the Committee on Indian Affairs 70
whom was referred the memorial Of VIM. 7. Ross ana
VIM. S. Coody in behalf of the Old Settlers, or westea
Cherokees complaining that they have been deprived OF
certain rights accrung under treaty s'pulaons asked
be discharged from the same-the committee being Oh
opinion that they could not act upon the and that
it be printed; which was agreed to.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. MANGUM submitted the following resolution:
ResoDsd That the Secretary DO directed purchase for
tho of the Senate hundred copies OF the work on
H., Tsa d and published x R adsst
Mayo provided the price does exceed five dollars per
copy OF two qnarto volumes each
Mr. MANGUM said it was his impression that this
resolution had once passed the Senate but had not been
reached in the other House. 1t able and an ex.
ceedingy valuable work-one which would be of great
service TO the financial officers OF the government
on account OF its reliable information He expressed an
earnest desire that the Senate should adopt the resou
Mr.. MASON also spoke Of the work in terms OF high
commentator. %
by the substitution of the words one hundred ana
twenty copies" for " one hundred copies"
Mr. MANGuM accepted the modification, and the re-
Mr. RUSK submitted the following resolution which
lies over
Resopei That the Sergeantatarns of the Senate con-
nue and folders during the OF Con-
gress, as long the public service may require.
Mr. BRIGHT submitted the following resolution;
which lies
X sored That F. Brown be employed a clerk in the
Senate, under the direction of the Secretary.
Mr. HUNTER asked tina, John Ramsey have leave to
withdraw from the files Of the Senate his petition and
papers; which, after brief sation agreed to-
The PRESIDENT informed the Senate that there was
no business before it, when, 0t
On motion by Mr. WEBSTER, the Senate proceeded
to the consideration OF executive business and after some
time spent therein. the doors were re-opened and
The Senate adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
7 n ( CT Q Sc
FASHIONABL LIE SEA SON.
NNNNN~~>o~~o~~0orN-N---r
THE GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
NE Mp o RT.
oNNNN~~N~ONNoNNNes~0---r
THE LAST AND THE BEST.
VNoNNNo~o>oooo0O(o.-,
TRIUMPH OVER Tue CLlQUES AND SNOBS,
&c, &c, &c.
THE GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
THE LAST AND THE BEST
TRIUMPH OVER TIE CLIQUES AND SNOBS,
&c 4, &c, &c.

The Grand Fancy Dress Ball, at Newport, came of
on the night Of the Sist ult ut the Ocean House.
Like its predecessors OF former years and the ball
Saratoga of the present year it magnificent af
fair Many hearts beat xiouy for days before tho
event; parents solctous for their daughters who
were to appear in costume, and the said daughters
were solicitous their own accounts.
On Tuesday, the work Of preparation became active
and apparent. number of large black boxes and tin
trunks visible and the knosing at once d.
vined the mystery Of their contents They were none
others than the stock of costumes belonging to NJ j.
Dejonge, formerly costumer to the Park Theatre MIR
D. immediately took possession OF the gallery the
dressing in the colony, while Signor La Fats
New York, in company With MIR. Gould, of Newport
and Mesers Dibblee Barker ladies hair dressers of
Broadway established themselves in the reading room
of the hotel where they displayed the costumes wigs
eurls, and other articles Of nery and fancy, for the
use oftheir customers. Another room STILL oceu-
pied by MIR. Mcdhurst, who, with his aid, Mr.
Watson, stood in readiness to add a ferocious
beard and moustaches TO faces innocent of hair
to clear away entirely the natural growth from the
faces of bearded men, who would for the time boys
again The windows and doors were hung with show
bills and plscards, announcing where, and Of whom
might be procured articles necessary for the
ing ball aud, in short the ball came to be this
eopc Ct general conversation. Instead Of tho usual
stereotype Good morning" IIow'd do?" the socoss
came TO be whats your eostume'" or 'Have you
chosen your costume'" Are you going to costume
Omlets aud the ball discussed breakfast soup,
ioast beef, turkies, cbck.ns maccaroni champagne,
and the ball served up at dnuer. and tea aud
SUPPER we're speed the same conversations about
the ball. Things progressed by degrees from Tuesday
until Thursday when the bail mania became perfect
aor, and we toubt net that IL was the subject which
occupisd the dreaming hours Of many tar ones
brain.
The gentlemen boarders a. the Ocean House in COM
pany With delegates from the Atlantic and Bellevue
houses, held meeting ut early day. the result Of
whish MT citing was the following reported to
act as msusgeFs Of the grand Fancy Dress Ball.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

TrF WHITE.
The long porch In front OF the hotel h,d heen en-.
clossd tor upper room, aud being fitted up with
plenty ~ light aud other necessary sppendsyss,
grsud feature In the show u the evening. a table
ws set Through tho vhoe length Of the porch and wa
laden down With everything which the cook Fstsser,
could command The opssrs q the Ocean House n
ar ady 30 well known, that 10 Il hardly necessary to
tsy That everything vas well done The table itself
snd the espgs menp % dshes reflected great credit
On James Donoboue the chief ~ the vsiters whose
excellent d. roi nent aud faithfulnes IL BIZ
sli no Wilt the house There about three hun.
drtd persons accommodated at time ut this VERY
large table where the choicestturkeys keus ducks
ftsr, eud either poultry together with made
Uitts hintstt TIE srfctte. rhc table vas osni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03

NJ hiN ~ VI
Hon. AbbottIswfepoe, Mas,
Hon. Robert G. " .hrop, u
Massachusetts,.
Hon. r. J. Arnold. Georgia,
Hon. ". c. G bis. x. Island,
Hon. J. Prescott Hall. n. ",
Hon. John n. Botts. Virgin Ia,
Hon. z. :. Ircntiss Lfuitiana.
His Elk. II. Anthony. K. J.,
II. Q. DE Rhain, New York.
James Duncan, Pennsylvania,
w. II. Lawrence, New York,
May Humphrey, do,
Henry Middleton, 8. Carolina,
z. 8. hcsier. New York.
p. Grant. Massachusetts,,
De Lsntey Kane, n. lslk,
ID. w. Greene, Rhode Island,
George hustis, louisiana,
:. Bsrstew, Massachusetts,.
A. s. LIZARD. South Carolina,
Saml. Nicholson, Louisiana,
J. J. Pringlc, South Carolina,
Col. DE Russey, U. $. A.,
Cob Y. y. Lee, do,
Col Stcptoe, do,
Nsjor E.laield. do.
Nsjor WaEgsmsn, do,
John Winthrop, Louisisna,
n. de Crfnmcr, Of tho hus-
siam LEGATION
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dANAC cRs.
Lainbe Gittirgs, Baltimore,
&. n. kuss,ll. New York,
W. ". Gatchell, Maryland.
Is. ID. Greene, Massao husetts,
JAS. TenH.at, Pcnnsylvsnia,
Capt. Beaverton, U. :. A,
Capt. Shields, d.,
Lewis Norris, Pennsylvania,
DR.. Mercer, Louisiana.
Chns. De Rhsm, New York.
ID Scare, Jr Massachusetts,,
Geo. A. Prontiss, u. 3. NJ,
stephen Williams, New York.
Capt. Brown, u. $. e.,
Il. n. Roach. Massaehusetts.
DIR. Sstterlee. u. 5. A.,
W. X. Lejeo, Pennsylvania.
DIR. c. 6. Beck, Pennsylvania,
h. Calhoun, Louisiana,
John Celtson, New York,
DR.. Smith, 81. Louis,
o. Hartlhornc, Ohio,
J. A. Linton, Washington, d.
C.,
Major Austine, U. s. A..
Major Wise, do,
Thomas Aiken, Tennessee,
Mr.. Morris, New York,
Charles Day, Florida,
NJ. GrocIbeck. Ohio.
W. Mpre, lir, Consul. NO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
ETt'dcistron letter to a citizen Of LypchJrg dated
LIVERPOOL Nav 1ih 1910

A%HdCt rom tstteT TO ctti-sR Of LVchbrT. duted
LIVERPOOL, May Alb, l649
The sales Of Tnhacca last month au.oun- ed to 1867
hhis. and consisted # 243 Virginia Leaf IA S,emmed
4l5 henIucky Leaf and 3O7 Stemmed. OF these 40
r1lnll Leaf and 5S Stemmed were taken TO Ireland
II Virginia Stenned. FIR Scotland; s. Virginia leaf. s
>t-mmed and $50 Kentucky leaf or expiration; and 20
Virginia leaf, 30 Siemmed. 81 Kentucky L..f and SO7
Stemmed. fr home trade. In prices We cannnt Gu te
any alteration As The stock Of coory Western Strips
d"creas-S buyers descend somewhat Inferior descrlp
Hons. giving prices unaiiainable hitherto The exl,ur
II eat chiefly iur Africa, hls been and continues to be
Considerable.
Pres quoted FIR Cotton are shade above those of the
sane I'm last year. Uul uverborne 5y quantity the
article should benefit from HE improved social state Of
Europe he confidence and increased consumption Arising
tartrnm The further receipts The Cotton Puris
sui uncertain. cont lie suspend opinion as TO the fu
ture state Of the market
he Corn market during tile month has been general
y very heavy, at declining prices. Indian Corn, for
which here an unceaSing large Irish demana has.
within The lat few days advanced SIS to As per quarter
~ attempt to produce similar movement in Wheat
.0Hr Ne has not been successful and presy obtiina
BILE. REGAIN nnchanged
There Is little probability that Ireland will soon If ever
seriously interfere with America in supplying cured Pro
visions; steam conveyance provides for Irish cattle and
swine N The I've state market with prices much bet
Ter than the curing trade ever afforded.
Yours, respectfully,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-28

Pforisions.- Bacon, 6a65 Beef, to cts; Corn
Meal, 40 IS cents
Fmr-S3..
Theat-Red 70 cents; White Is.
Gram.-Corn, 40 cts Oats 30l 80 cents.
Clorer Seed No demand
IFhisLey-Saes at 25 &c cents
Becarar-lS cents.
B"tier-Very dull 10 to l2A for Mol.
Brandy-Apple, none Offering; Peach. none offering
Bar Iron-S85 assorted and $50 60 when drawn to
order.
Cofee-Rio to cents; Laguira s. to 9; Java ~
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow l2and Flax l5
Cotton Ptu1ls-Saes IA to ) cents.
Femhers-30 to 80 cts
FIor Seed-Sales 80 cents
Fish-llerrngS. No. l., Sc so; Shad old 81 So,
new 50.
Gitseng-25 cents
Hemp-We quote &c in demand
Linseed OiI-65 TO 70 cents-du
Ldrd-6 az
,Nolasscs-West India So to 40 cts per gallon; n.
0. AZ to As cents.
Plasier-Lump So to g.
Sugms-New Orleans to cents Porto Rico to s
cents; Clarified IL cents; Loaf : to l2z cents.
SaH-$l90 p.
JuIIolr q II cp,tc
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PRICES.
LENcE BURG II ARxETs,


IOBACCO-Lnspections the past week, COL hhds
The large qunnliiy Inspecting and the general soft
condition Of much that put upn tile market has ca,s-
ed father decline in prices a grades Of leaf Tobac-
Co. Sales have ranged from 80 to 5 30 for Lugs; $50
to 40 for common to middng Leaf 50 to &c. for GOOD
to fine Shipping and Semming So to sIO for GOOD nan
ufacurng with higher prices for finer qualities. Yes
teriav fine hhd made by Mr. Lemon Of Roanoke sold
at Sl575-and another made by Mr. ST. Clair, Of same
county, at $7 30; very fine shipping crop Of 10 hhds
made By B. Cock Of Campbell, sold al Sc 90
WIN r. SMITH,
Commission Merchant
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MONDAY May IA, lo49-
TOBACCO-The receipts and Inspections continue
TO increase, with decided Improvement in quality, and
brisk demand fer the better descriptions Of both Stem
ming an Manufacturing. We quote Jugs at S2.35 to
s.; Common Leaf So to 81 and S.; Mddling 70
Good s. to S. Good to Fine Sc! to 50 and $40; Elk
tra Manufacturing $40 to Sl25. Really fine Stemming
kinds sell readily S. S9s with an occasional sale
as high as $40.
BRIDGES MCKINNEY s. co.
FLOUR-Canal. Si624a475-sales
WHF.AT-red, 90a95cents white SlOOlSl %; for
prime.
CORN-per bushel Of So lbs, 47a40c for new
MEAL-55a6Oc
OATS-Prime Oats 35cts
WHEAT OFFAI.-Brand 10 cts; Shorts l5c;brown
stuffs . cis ship stuff 30 cts.
Segnette sl75 Imitation 30s3 ct; Sazerac S2.5Of3
Peach IS cts ST.; Virginia Apple Brandy 36a31 &C.
RTM-27 4a2Sc. =,
in market
PROvisIONS-D ely cured and sniihdeld