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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Jan 2o-6 p. M
The -four market steady, with fair sales to NE
home trade, at the closing rates Of Saturday. The
transactions were confined to the usual variety OF
little doing in wheat There we're fair transactions
in corn sales made ct about the rates OF last
week There was NO change In other grain Provisions
were in better request. Pork was hrmer, and sales
made at an advance. Lard sold ct about the Same
rates Groceries exhibited no change Cotton was
Assns Small sales Of pots were made at 50 IS, and
pearls at 81 SIX.
BRrApsTvrT..-Fe ur-The sales reached about $500
to 5000 bbs, in various lots among which were 500
barrels Geneses common, 1t IS 66A to S. 62K for
straight brands; 500 do Clio mills, ct IS rs; 4Oo to
Michigan, at IS 6s4 800 Ohis a 1t hoop, at - 62x
100 do Richmond country, at S. so. Whest-Thsrs
was no sale exc. pit small lot Southern at 1880 Corn
Southern white at DC; mixed do, at &c.; and old
do, at 82s Meal remained about the same Rye was
quiet. Oats no change A lot OF nne rye hour was
CArrHH -oaered, 1900 be.f cattle Goo Southern,
and 2 $40 sheep and lambs The market for bseves
was little duler than usual but no material change In
prices has taken place since our previous report Sales
sell at from 500 to s32 $45. All sold. Sheep and
lambs ST SIX to So 80 50.
Corros-rhe market continues quite firm in this
article, with sales Of H. 200 bales.
FsH.-The demand, from store continues active, At
former prices.
oranges and 500 do lemons, at 81 90; 900 Palsr
oranges and lemons at about 81 87 and some lots Of
1ne jamaica Granger, st SO per Dbl
FRErGHrs-Cotten vas engaged for Liverpool, at
b-led for corn, In bulk, 7kd. was demanded sad for
-FOUR 2s Sd. asked Lard with some 800 400 tons
heavy goods, were engaged ut 27s 3D..
HEMp Sales of 100 bales American hsokled, were
made at $50.
Iaor-The market FOR No. Scottish pig continues
firm at $40 co. some parties are ssking $23 so.
LARp.-The sales reached In separate lots, about 800
bbi. Western, new. 1t 10 and 100 tierces at 6,sc.
OIL.There IL fair demand for English linsced, sad
the market has upward tendency Sales 5000 gals.
at Sac and now held high; and 1000 do. American
pressed 1t the same price
PRovs,ors.-Por was moro active, and the sales In
the aggregate reached from 900 500 bbs noiad-
ing prime ct $2 90 (some 500 Of which for ship
ment to California and mess at SlS IS at which rates
the market closed with stsadiness Sales Of 100 bills.
old prime reported at Sl2 co. BeefFor beef hams
SIC were demanded 100 bbls mess, Chicago packed,
sold at s2 PORK Hsms-4oo tierces pskled to arrive,
sold 1T So.
RIoE The market is quiet. Sales Of 100 casks at
50 12x So 1871 per cwt.
wnIsKKr.-Ssles Of about $50 200 bills were made
At 24c.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE jan SOU United states mill Treasury notss
sx 0 sryla quarterly Sc rs 40 do do 76 $40 do 6S
se 400 Baltimore o. s1o VA zoo do do ls lO9h ~ shares
Bank 1874 l0do Comm rcal and Farmers Bank 81 ii do do
"a; II do Baltimore Life Insurance. S.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
MATArzAs, Jan. 20.-In markets there II but little
change TO notice since last addressed you -du ness
continues to reig Ia almost every branch Provisions
very abundant and sslpg At extreme low rates. Box
shocks nominal In ce there have late sales
to quote, and no buyers at present The only article
In which there Ia any activity Is molssses this the
receipts from the untry all taken up fast as
they arrive 2rs and many asking advaucs
There Of doubt that the crop Of sugar and
oases will be- considerably short bat what proportion
t IL a. yet dsult to say This, Of course will tend to
enhance prices ss buyers come into the market.
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s.,c.rt~rs ....v.r. ..,r. ola t~.>,.-. -
nsrencsd minsr from En,I.sd rr' "" =" Va
pcsns w '' Ri"S.rd.sen a.. .,,. ..us -.
tvics SouSsd ths Horn snd - sa%,s.S. NJ
Capt Allen who has consented To sct e mate: the
Below are the names Of the Accusation. We wish
them prosperous voyage large profits and safe re-
turn
&c. Bennett, President; Dr. Jsthro Match, Vice Pre-.
sident; w. C. Jenkins Secretary; r. M. Chsttsrton,
J. Curtis Treasursrs F. C. Bennett, ". c: Jenkins,
tors; Edward Han BoOkkespsr; G. W. Lee, ). +. AsE-
ley, Chss. A. Swift d B. Middleton, BENZ :. Bryan
Freeman stephens, H. Wood, J. Z Combss; Captain,
}. r Bush, Augustus W, Fsnno, wm. F. ksls, Charles
Kells, Martha Benedict jr, C. T Provost, Philo NJ.
i:s s. Jdsn :r ws
r. $. Slsde Edwin Porter, jr Chss. c. Hall Emory ~
Jordan, Oliver Crane, Walter DuttOn, schsnok Glass
Sailed from Now York Jan. 2s-The brir Endor.
CAPTAIN Msthsws. for Chasrss. Tsylor,s Matusi a..
ISOLATION having Chartered tbs above vessel take =,
M. ssngers the Cortez Mining Rand OF Nswsrk AZ +
ioestbsr with number af rsntIemsn who are n ar
the protection Of the former Associston Anon ths
table ism,ss ."Wssh;nston Mssss Wniism fs'pGS'
Taylor, John Murray, John Young, Gidney Undsrhli
David REGINA, Richard DAILY, David Field, Josiah Paw
ton John Du Point AIsrons Sheppard p Donsiiv
John Steedmau Henry Scott H. o. Lindskov John
Msrston, Alexander T. Dupignao, John Dickson
Thomas Patterson, Alexander M'Donald, Elisha A
Harris, Silas E. Lott, George Bentley. William g
Alley, william Freeman, samuel Murray, Simon j.
Wyson Frederick Lux, Arson O. stevens, j. W
A.kereOn, Z. Edgar, William Lull, David W0st0rded
James Van Houren, A. Smith, b. Hswsrth. Henry
PowIes, william D Cammsn, Abrsm Buss, @. B.
Stevens, A. Rigs. Thomas ri johnson. William Bur.
rows John Van iiouten James Peters C. Cavlins. !.
Hail.
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p Bsrsby pan,sI Sizsr w sinsi.,y n naos,
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manu- DR. Rohsrtsoa' Gsoros Craysn f ~
nndss WV as%. sIS.,, S."ms .nnan Gr.a H.
W. nmnhar Rs%ham w Wn;,,,amnrs Iva H.
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Sh.phsrd israsi Incs Ssndserd g CIsr2 RsnnsI
n Brovn Henry STANFORD Iohn + Mitchsn H.nru
Wi,.on Stsnhan 3 Rroors Ns-,snd 'SamnsI
HIM. Peter McEsrIspd Ham, Ks-char
Moses S.arls Charlss p Oman n I;,.rS q
Hunt. Robert Iuekv ! Dohsrty 7 Csmsron AZ
Fondo, j. s. Mapard Edward Msnard, P. Heron, A.
Terry, r. MONK ~. b. Morris, Dr. Lutteroth, N. q.
Nichols, A. Minei, HOLES, NJ. Levy, Dr.. Taylor
William Reynolds, j. o. Phelps Nj Choe, D. Glass
yames - Pons, h Darling T.. Loverich, J n. Richards
l. I; Cogsweii Ms:oo, william c: Bennett, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30

ALBANY, Jan. u, 18zo,
Etparf Of the .qssemby Judiciary Committee in Opposi-
ton to the Bin conn uing in Office the Commissoners
Of Practice aud Pieadinss.
Have been drawn into error in relation to the
position Of the bill extending the term Of Office Of the
Commissioners on Practice and Plesdings this bill
originated In the Senste it has passed that body but
has not yet passed the Assembly 1t transmitted
to the Assembly by the Senate few days since aud
referred by the Assembly to the Committee on the Ju
dietary that committee yesterday submitted report
In wrtng in opposition to the passage Of the BILL they
ao submitted several important resolutions enclose
copies Of the report and resolutions Mr. ElSood, of
Oneida, . member OF tho committee, disssnted from
bly,, pT.ssns minority report in favor Of the passage
Of the bill The majority report against the bill was
ordered to be prnted 1t contains matter Of great in
terest to the members of the bar Of this State re-
commend that 1t be published in the columns of the
Herald On the motion Of Mr.. d B. Taylor, the bill
was made special order for Tuesday next. C..
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WAsHINGror, Jan. 20, 1s4s
Report of the Southern Caucus.

Report OF the Southern Cdueus.
Mr. Calhoun's report, adopted by the Southern Con-
sresonal cotere is before the country 1t will speak
for itssf 1t wears a most gloomy and melancholy
Impression and expression 1t makes the most of the
amily dispute 1t presents the asgressions the North
a. sufcient cause of the deepest provooaton Of the
euth 1t looks back to the constitution and looks
forward to dissolution. 1t is COOL and yet IL gows all
with vengeance at red heat IL pacific and yet
its reading leave, ringing the ears as of distant
1oubardnent Its deprecatiDg tone speaks DO werful
~ Of the Of the South for yet the sin
gle question st sroe presents the alternative OF dis
union VI bare puncto A liberal bounty BY the
govern upon the that might be taken out
could not establish slavery in Califor mia; thsn why
pass the provieo On the other hand II Of en-.
coursgsmcnt can introduce slavery into Cslifornis.
Why object its exclusion? Because ofexcuson
would nx stigma and an insult upon US Of the South
There's the punctio, and upon that the Union
IL TO be cut into two halves Two halves make whole
but when divided they beoom. two separate pieces
But don't see how the division Il to bs made, be-
csuse 1t IL not according to the Constitution, aad
would not agree with the trade of the Mississippi We
60 for the constit ton and the Mississippi The Con-
sttution 10 greater than the Mississippi and the Mis-
sisfippi 10 rather large in wet season. But the
punotio 10 greater than all IL is said that the thirty
years. In Germany gre out OF punctilio
Ing bucket in village we'll; and that the great Con.
tinental war which INN ortazed the Duke Of Mari
borough and led to the peace Of Utrecht grew out Of
puncto about rlthy lap dog Of old suot sally, the
terDsgspt Duchess the British with China gre y
out Of apunctilio concerning the embargo opium
by the Emperor; and the late war With Mexico grew
out of the punctiio Of the credentials Of ambA,
aador
Large streams from little fountainsa0w
Big warsif'm little prow"
The pupotlio which threatens the ugliest war OF all
"A fratsrna war an intestine war, . border war,
Of mutual invasion, war Of hate 20 sec.
tons Of the same race and Of exterm q ston in
fection between It's two 4. lilo of
the proviso. We agree, say the North that slavery
under no circumstances will ever be established in
California; but wish to put our brand OF dsapproba
ton upon the in.titution Don't insult as BY such
On got, say the South, will secede, reeds aui
close our allegiance to the company Dissolve the
Union, says John c. Calhoun Dissolve the Union
shont the fanatioso Of the North Aud in the mean
time the people look round ,hment, wondering
what ell the clamor IL about
The address of MIR. Calhoun explains the dinculty.
Nov IL strikes there is . large hole OF escape
Grant the puuctifo, and ths thing Ia demo Way
stsnd upon csremonyl olive 90 south Ceeobaa bsr
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Miscellaneous

miscellaneous
KEY WEST Ja1l3-A quantity goods consisting some
f.; h ,D By M,, n part Of
hssnut Of Key est sro.s amount Of sales $ss Toe
50
mans sssi sSs got on without receiving any assistance
b ..s s s.:
& %us have been IN later some time a tnOy are covered
~ sI.s New Orleans. s;
=: :..s!: zs:s
ssi.s o9s Convoy Mary J.n. yinsyaSS and .sA, cAss
Brig Fidela Ia. bsen di.ohsrssd and will
To-
arrived here @ in Sss;s Of Gop Inow soy
curing vessel , 70 hi: to o'S. the be
Jan -io bbs whikey were sold This morning BY Mar
ha being cargo Of AH,,s, ynsS.F and Tine E.
si Srs hss Ts ssss; bound
NV YORK Ru:ipPsSS Io. fS e E.ov: 11 A..
brig sr % Sa VIM, az now Tans brig
p'A'' 'p''''' i0 discouraged Ana '''na 70
.r.sss I:.ss, = ch.'.op reports that the oath
mile. OF stump
n s
sr URIrr. Japvrn At Bostsn from Liverpool rad u,ces-
'a from me carried a%aS yard and main 70
gallant mast lost oreteps, &c; sh pped which
broke rail- split covering board outwstsr and
did other damage
YORK. from Philadelphia New Orleans returned 10
the 27tb in consequence Of collision in the river
BARK GREAT BRITAIN before reported ashore Stony
Point returned 10 rhladephis the h for repairs in tow Of
BR BARK ALrmr-shp Uel at Boston from Liverpool re.
as 81 @ % NJ. S, g 10 wit. 18th bark ,s e
bush corn Dbl. -four sinking oondton having besn in
contact night Of Eta with yse known which in
carried them to Boston. -.N
BRIG Upbam which left this port on the 9Th r.
lon e. encountered hsrioan. from ua tho NV ahh
carried nvsy e, small spar: stove suwsra 70 % ss ~
bottom painted lead color sod vanished with shoe
sed very heavy weather coast lost sas boat
sess pa ssoorT Sims which went ashore ourrisuot
Me- was fallen in with Instant 90 dsmsstsd
s S% sR f remarked might
ms 70 Be- TSs passed
pilot boats ah the she could not b
Basb asa for New Ysrk BY the New5urypor Herald
sSs sons when launched called the Indian Queen.
NEW cnAs BAarIIrr which cid a. Portsmouth, 2sth
Of sns %oS he bsss mss so She Owned IN PymoU 90
and ia to be commanded BY Capt Bartlett, Of p.
TIE following ship
Tcs 32 about 6 old for s9 bark Alice Tarton
$40 tons three d. for s.; brgs Chat Dow l37
old for 81 0W Maranto, rs tons yrs DID,
for $500; Canonicus years old, $46s0.
whalsmsn.
Arr Honolulu Sept Jefferson Gray New London Is
days 800 sperm. 27U whale; 3Oh ship HowArk Bunker
NSpuoket "a out 1000 Oct ship Usoas gele Now
BedNId = LOS out go .pm 700 whale So brks Globe West
report Cement Lane New Londsp 20 out no rep
9Th ships Alex Barclay 0cenhow Bremen SO spm
N00v b. Superior Royce SAG Bsrbor Is 800 win
Harvest Lskey Pair Haven rs out report; NJ woas
son Bowen BEDFORD 81 mos OUT do; bth ship Splendid
Fordhsm Green pcrt 10 ont oj WIZ Nspaae Nichols Sag
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m ARITIME INTELLIGnHoH.
Port Of New York, January 30. ISk9.
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sVH sH1s.s' II NIGH wArEn.. -
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as,da DT hsys Gordon PeS Meta Bs%
leans Eagle Hazard Quebec Brewster stanton; Thos
B:rss Park Cruz. Sarah Bridge Stout New Or
leans Elwe Exact Stevens Savannah stuses Chairman,
Ay1w:Ed Lssus Il osa9ss Brett yoss Meta,
Yarmouth MS Brett voss Versailles Pendeton
sehsw Bsei.t.n whe San Francisco c.iuns xiatur..
Go; sarah Elizabeth soners Charleston NJ AoCrrady
Boles New London.
Canada, Jndkins Liverpool Jan 49, with ndse and
Iass gsr,, 70 Cunard. j.
mdse and l2e passengers to Grwod While lying in the
IS sAs an sss
@ and ": sI Jan M q
* s ssss e.:
50 spoke ship from Antwerp New York Tho
ins .y R'' ase
richardson Watson Co. us experienced very
ITt;s 0sI Thames Pet LSsrpSol g days with salt
for RsS oS %s
e S Ell
s with M ss s hsf x DO hair sS.o nDS
Eodi: sassansh Trieste 90 days. passed Glib
B.14 Elsh ssits levi: Gs:soy a. with nd:s and liz
painted black with stripe standing Il; 27h LAT
81 10 passed round bales cooa, them schooner
foreboom.
Bark Tecums sch, Grifith Newport. in ballast
Brig Alexander Miken Hall, Jonespor, IA days. with piles
for Dry Dock
Brx Dugan. Kelly. Bottom Has ashore on Nan
tucke bar soe eported where she She
owed to this city by the sanses Captain weon 50
boura
Brig Manhattan, Rickettson Providence days. In ballast
d hurlbut
schr A,ho worth. hareop d,y (before reported, with
and to Brown de Rosett Co. Jan rs hatteraa
lost fore Saturday evening" while Sandy
HOOK into fore aad att schooner which carried away
jibboom.
schr Free Trader, Nelson virginia 2daya
Schr Cora, Lesis Newborn, NC, II dava
scbr Ellen Rodman, Osgood, New Bedford.
Sohr VIM Penn, Stirling Virginia.
Schr Pihta Reach, Edenton.
Sloop r. public Soule, ew Bedford.
bloop James Lawrence. Sag HaIbor.
schr Proofglass Blyaenbursh. Providence.
ship Johannes from Bremen with and pas
eenger rs 10 Beehlei Dagset
Alse, ship and brig unknown.
Sailed.
Bark Eudor and John for Francisco; sehr
Decatur, do ship Stephen Austin, Galveston.
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In this city, On the 18th instant BY tia Rev Tho
mas Whks DR. JoHN 8 CAMsRon, to Mty CLARA g..
GHEENLEAy, daughter Of the late Capt. Henry Green
leaf .- 81 80
Albany, Boston and Portland papers please copy
On the 28th instant. by the RsT. DE- Summers, Mr..
THo. Saith, to Miss C. N. PrcxEr, eldest daughter
Of VIM. rcken. "a.
On the asa June. 1s4s by the Rev. Mr. Chase, Mr..
JAMES Cook, to Miss MARGAREr GorIER. daughter OF
the late Capt Golfer Of Ponce, Porto Rico West udes
Vinton, Mr. CHARLES WILLIAMEs, to Miss ELIZA Mil
FORD, 9th OF that city.
At Boston on the 25th instant, BY the Rev Dr.
Kirk, THOMAS D. SHEnwooo, Esq, OF New York city
to MARY, daughter OF the late Hon. s. J. Hitchcock
Of New Haven, Conn.
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NuAny 29-wind. at sunset W, light,

Herald Marine Correspondence
PHn.ApEIPHIA, JaA q. 4 N-Arived-Brig Gov Carver
Handy, Ne Orleans.
Cesrea-Bgs Lucy wAtt Watts Lagusyra; Jane, PIERCE
T ste; schrs Joyos Clifford, Chareston Victoria Leeds New
Yoyk
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for that IL the obstru otion; and the
obstruction be but abstraction why not remove the
restrstiop' Do you sect The thing s oesr Is the
ripgs Of saturn through . forty foot reflector Inc
whole concern 10 chimers; but in all ages man nave
fought for your chimsrss with tho dssdliest hstred
and man never fights with more bitter animoety
than when he 10 fighting against himself and hi. owA
interest, provided he well grounded IN tne cnimsre
Of punctio. Here We have . punctino, upen wnicu
will light and fight the more bitterly because We
know that We shall be fighting against ourselves.
The North say that slavery 10 disgrscetoi, ana We
81 eli put stop to its extension In special edict
The South say that such an edice Will be act OF
disgrscs upon u.s. and We will not submit to It,
proudly eminent" Icons up before like the witch
Of Endor and the question what 10 to be done! Do
what yeu WILL the Union will stand. That we ho.d TO
be fixed constitutional fsct;" but, for the sake Of
harmony, admit the punctlo spit in tho man
face, he will regard 1t insult; give governments
the peoples build the Pacific railroad coin the gold
dust annex Cuba; and whtewash the Capitol; and We
shall 20 on gloriously. w.
N. Bone Of the Pennsylvanis whig delegation
autherises us to say, that there has been
among item. at which rhey agreed to recommend Mr.
Stewart for the Treasury Department. We suppose
that among themselves, they have agreed to recon-
mend Mr. Stewart, without the formality Of meeting
WAsHINoroN, Jan. %, 1S49.
Stock.
After closing account Of the stock Of the late
loans issued during the week ending yesterday after
Room, some further Issues made As the whole
amount goes into the weeks account We make the
correction, or rather addition -
fo"ousiy tepofNo; '.'.'.... $l1s,iVo
TO which add
GermaHy' ................. 5000
Total issued for the week ending 27th inst. 600
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Movements for California.


The schooner James X: Whlnng will sail from
this port, for San Francisco direct, tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock. She has taken In all her
freight ; her matches are battened down, and she
Is all re ady for sea. A safer, a faster, or better
vessel is not afloat and it is worth walk to the
foot of Jefferson street, E. R., to take look at
this beautiful craft. We understand she has room
Tor three or four more passengers, II Immediate
application be made to the captain on board. IL IS
estimated, with great confidence, that the X:
w. will made the passage In less than an hundred
days.
"a life on the oocsn wavo
home the rolling deep
The new brig Sarah Mcfarland sails this morning
for San Francisco, having on board the members Of
the Pacific Adventures Association, passengers and
crew.
or all the companies who have sailed from this port
We know Of none that has been better organised, or
10 composed OF stauncher men, than the party who
Fall In the Sarah Mcfarland The president Of the
Association, +. G. Bennett, Esq ueem An OF ex-
ceept business habits, general intelligence, and one
who admirably fitted ts carry out triumphsntly the
objects OF the company; and the physician. Or Hatch
stands high In bis profession and all the officers Of the
Association are young Of good standing aad ster
ling ability.
Mr. Fenpo. the popular tragsdian, Is q member
Of the Articulation and IL energy Of character in
tellRenoc and industry OF value he will aid mo-
tsrialy In the success Of the enterprise.
The Association are owne OF three fourths Of the
veste and charter the other fourth they have three
years provsiSns mining utensils, gold wsshors, assay
ing machines, and every other article necessary for
TIA. purpose. Aneas he n mhess are haeksnitbs,
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18th Ocean Queen Smith, Boston forvirniS Haws
NEwcxsrLE Del Jan ,s-,ox AM-rhs ship Susan Ovens
from LIVERPOOL and bark Rap Crs from Messna
Yesterday AZ ernoon and this hour All the vesls
after, oon is fresh from and river ol,ar Of
NEw 0RLEANs Jan 40 AYR esrks Kby Garter Liverpool:
c Nc Vim o sss
Crowen Kingston ia Am rcan Maoney Vera Crux Towboab
a 5. ' so
toned 70 So 18Th inst ship vssta CID ah ship, ssuthornsr
Kinmsn Knsman, do; Laura LEACH ldbcr brig Leopold
ODonne Duptou, Savannah chrs Hoe Befour ,olo;
Gen do; Monterey Arpeby ApAlashicoA; Pas
E9sToIK Jan 2sArr brig chimney gpsam NYrrh b to
Paine Indies Sid schrs Tyler smith, Bston Gen Tsy-
lor Crane Camden. In Hampton brig Samuel Brown.
Jan 2e-Arr chrs orsnda Thsyer Baltimore bound lanai
ca Smith Townsend R.ppshann ok bound 20 Nrork
stCroix Sid hrs Albert Hale. Freeman Bos.oni Roxsury
DO In Hampton sc.d 81, bark .. gaess n.
PoRrIAND Jan 2Arr bark Ranger Dyer. Es.anzas briggs
Bartlett. % S sses c ss
Sarah L len, Yort. Nalanz.s lydia, 81 ter
PRoypEscE Jan 2-sd 'car Nathan Duaes Gardner. Bay
PsLxnrIpHrA Jan 29-Arr brig Oak. Ryder Boston; brig
Work sshr gasp wllos Nvos cid brig Cl,rissa Watts
toni schr Ee,Sms wilmington chr JUL. and Iisa as
bee s.vsrr ah schr Parr North Baltimore schrB Douglass
PRoWNcErowr Jan -sctr Hanabsr Dyer from Jage for,
sAvA-rAH Jan -Arr ship Leander Summers London bark
Thee1a,a Borssd rhomastou hrss xsnic rherndyk Ph;
LssS Ss5Iy Dtn n..o Beo% bark ..me Ss5s y
s4I.S, jan $50 bark Pilot VIII z.,.is.r: ,.
s!. s' Fl, ss s s:: Kan &; H:
s'rtr SY0 ss s .SD s.s.l 81
Democratic banner., 1849-07-30
TOTAL ECLIPsE!!

NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that ROOTS PATENT
ECLIPSE STOVE can always be found at No.
10 Main Street, St. Louis.
This STOVE has become the most popular stove
in use, from the perfect simplicity Of its con.
struction, and the certainty with which it per-
forms all its cooking operations-consuming, as
it does, less than half a cord Of wood per month,
and baking with as much certainty and uniformi.
|ty as a Bakers OUen. This, together with the
fact that there is no division Of the fiues, thereby
securing a strong draught, makes it the most eco.
nomical and convenient Cooking Stove now in
use.
Also on hand ROOTS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM COOKING STOVES, together with
every variety of Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
Tin-ware, Kitchen, Hardware, SC. &c., all d
which will be sold at very low prices, either al
Wholesale or retail.
Is. Country Merchants would do well to call
and. examine our stock, as we are satisfied with
small profits. A. & l.. NEWBERRY,
St. Louis, Mo-, May 7th, 49.-8m,