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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-26
nv THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

49,. STATES.
IN pursuance OF law, JAMES X POLK, President Of
The United States Of America, do hereby declare and
make knewn that public sales viii be held q lhe under
mentioned land Offices in the State Of ARKANSAS al the
periods hereinafter designated 10 wit;
Al Tie land Office al Helena commencing on Monday the
situated within The aforementioned townships and parts
North Of ne base line, and east Of the nm principal
meridian. , M
sections thirteen twenty three twenty four and twenty
Eve eas Of the 81 Francis river in township three, Of
range four
Township nine, of range seven.
So,,h or he base line, and ,rea Of The mn principal
meridian. ii
Township four and part OF an island In sections ihry
two AMI thirty three, township thirteen, OF range one
Al the land Office nj Washington, commencing on Mon.
day. the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the aforementioned iownshp
viz:
South Of the base line, and resf Of The I'm principal
a. meridian
Township four, Of range nineteen.
AT The land office at Champagnole, commencing on Mon
day the fourth day Of June for the disposal OF the pub
lie lands situated within the aforementioned townships.
viz. &Es
South ofthe base line and ,cesf of the fh principal
merididn. sq,
Townships eleven and fourteen, Of range seventeen.
Township eleven, Of range eighteen
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools militia
ry OF other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering OF the above mentioned lands will be com
menctd on the days appointed and proceed in tile order In
which they advertised with all convenient despafch
until The whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed q.
ne ryac entry Of any Of the lands will be admitted until
amer the expiration Of the two weeks ,,aa.1s.,
dny Of February ammo domin thousand
e't"' "'"' !" $50 ' JAMES X. POLK.
by The President;
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ROBERT J. WALKER
WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT

tE or THE UNITED STATES.
TN answer 10 many letters he thinks proper to say that
~ cannot attend 10 claims before Congress- or any Of
the Departmental but will devote his attention exclusively
to cases entrusted TO him In the Snpreme Court
01cs On rennylvans avenue, nsarfhe seven on,dinys
washington, D. q. iss iate wa mar e-u
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FjrThe above named medicine may be had In
Washington, wholesale and RETAIL at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of Sd street; at CHAs. SToTT & co.'s
Pennsylvania Avenue Tth street, also, at J. l..
KIDWELLS, Georgetown, D: g. In baltimore,
South Liberty street, at ISRAEL GRAHAM'S,
corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw Streets also al
GEO. W. JONES', corner Of Baltimore and High
streets. In Alexandria, At WIN. STAINLESS, J.
r. PIERPoINT, and COOKIES FEELs, and a
other Druggists. afN9 lsn l--du
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PHYSICIANS CERTTFTCAT TIES.

WASHINGTON, january ,, loao.
am informed of the ingredients Of which Dr.
Schwartze's Compound Extract of Sarsaparila Is
composed, and believe It to be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted to produce sautary alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, M. d.
wAsHIsoToN, January 10, 1896
n gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract of Sarsapara, prepared by DIR. Schwartze,
MS have knowledge of its constituent parts be-
lieye that il win achieve for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sarsaparila now before the
public. ii. +. CONDICT, NJ. ID.
4Nte WAsHINsToN January IL, l546
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwarze's Compound
Extract of Sarsapaha, believe i to be most hap
py renaedial combination Of that valuable root with
ihe DINER remedies Of which II Is composed.
J. NJ. GIBSON, nj. d.
GEoRoxrowN January 81, l9i9
Having been made acquainted by DR.: Schwartze
with the Ingredients Of his preparation OF Sarsapara
concur with the medical gentlemen above, regard
ing il as an alternative Of great efficacy and In all
cases to which such Alternative IL adapted OF great
power. BENZ s, B0HRER, M. d.
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WAsHisaTos, January 25, 1913.
Most of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me as citizens of high responsibility; and the pro-
fesslonal portion Of them of the best standing
among the physicians of this community
w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
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:: s.; q; 4 7:: ~
or THE GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.
,ARSAPARILLA.

= ~ " ~ ~ - ~ - - - - - = - -
Oh Dr. Tsysnd Ard h. long hsa tnsw
aTOWNafid6 ukIiAFKILLI Brnr poor vas compelled
" whAA has hn 81 mast and
a. ~ sa ma ~ T. .9a s saa p.ssss.
Who had ks1 y !.s AZ s.sa fem s'h proclaimed hs
sssslsnes ~ vsqa~oal HkAtiNe fowhA. ihA
GHonA 80 uneQ0"iAeo rH0pAsaton
csis esd for the lsugA
sndb saitk IT isnA 4 IL. y. Y e. sil aiT
Unhhs Teunssnd mpevsa With and ehsnga
pssrsr<i scnuhc principles a
tn hTtsst hnossdks o. Chssny and shs A dovs
OLD phpuAksAyAhLA. The srsApshla wsn knasn
sss ss e.siss may Isa1 ~ ,s ~
uss vssn trnsa.ssIeu and a Which the ysism Some
q ~ epies q bsuspsa VOLATILE ,hat hsy snssJ
ss q isss az . ss Z s .ssi.c,rs
49, ,ss Ssa e q aa ss IN
an I'M '.s' sA' arNUsNE
ma n racoh Tnxvnseud,s aarsa uariIla
Vs~ rs ~ss~>~ = ~ --s,-S-.---. !.
isnsssd sssy iias capable seM nsnsen
thsn particle Of mdcei virtue secured
yus and thus rendered Incapable Of losing
hsAns psp<rs Prepared In this 70 made tia
powerful agsnt 10 The
Cure Of Innumerable Diseases.
Hsues The w As5 % svs I'd Il u favor BY
CbNDUAfTtON. DfNfEPofA and LIVER COMPLAINT, and 10
RHEUMATInA scloYuLA and PILES CoaTlvENEss, all GU
TANEOUs EkUPTioNS, RIAPLEs, BLOTCHES, all afeen
arising som "A . "A ( k9s#a
uuFifv OG tho HlOnd. K
49,. y. !. ~. IN.
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: KEFEIfENtFS HNII IN IIfUls y.
HON WILLIAM IT. SEWARD, Auburn. N, y.
lion. JAMES EMOTT. Ponghkeepse, do fl M
CHARLES BAnTJETT, ESQ, do do
REV DR r. w HATCH Wisconsin,
REV DR EDWARD DAVIS Baston, N. "
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepsie do
REV. Da LUDLOW, do 3 do Et
VEv DE- MANN, pa mar 2l--dly
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"
separating the longer from the shorter hbres,
and making special deposit Of each
Thence the longer staple IS taken to other
machines, and drawn and redrawn many
times Ito make it even and free from de-
fects) until it becomes worsted yarn OF a
choice quality. This is the staple Of Brus-
sells and Tapestry. The shorter staple IS
devoted to the Ingram and other common
carpetings.
The spinning machines are few in num-
Der, but each draws l56 threads at once,
and are Of the most approved construction
All the carding is done by Condenslng
Cards, which we believe are Of American
invention hand carding being entirely SUI
perseded here, as it is not yet in England.
The power-looms for weaving Ingram and
Three-ply are more simple than any for
weaving figured work we ever before saw,
and were invented by Mr.. John A. Van
Ripper, who holds position in the establish
ment The patent for this invention hay
ing not vet issued, the looms are secluded
from the scrutiny even Of those employed in
other departments Of the factory, but they
seem destined to work revolution in fancy
weaving.
One Of the marvels Of this concern---per-
haps Of carpet-weaving elsewhere in GU
days the printing Of the colors in III
yarn. A great body Of plain yarn is woun'
upon a gigantic cylinder, and there printe
OF stamped across its whole breadth with
stripe Of green, then Of blue, then Of red
j &C., each stripe from two to four or nv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13
oAxoxMA AZ Po2fRY.
TO TiiOM AS MOORE.

Thomas Moore, s.so on Monday. entered In. mi
year surg. IN IRISH melodies with much sns,o n
sips his pin, of clnr-t, md now and thin ud,,e
hone,nd 'crsos on rrf iIr blue eyes and "ull TIN
sort of ihing London Josraai
ono bumper NJ parting though often
Hath my bo,con run DER to thee.
Fo' thy names r:agc To -oiian
The sioioa b,-om to rlee
The pleasures winch once have enshrtnid thee.
Though in'lrd an hot wholly gone
sun rieinnfy 'sswerts arr assigned thee,
Tor lhost wlthcfei bud. to atone.
Then coinc, wha spark e remaining
of youthful cmoiion--fill up
Icnently each PARTICLE draining.
And pas Hids, the icars Of the cup"
What though the dim clouds Of the iiiurc,
Ineircles that pruminen, brow,
Well iuaa The last bumper to nuriure
Each ycslige Of other day. now
When young love thine life did environ
With flowers Of oylicst dyes.
And with ,hu high spirit of Byron
Ihu.c avn sought It's primcSal .bie.
Then cone, while spark !. remaining
OF youthful empti,n--fll up,
Tcrenlly ench particle draining.
And pass md. the tear Of the cup
L. how the meteor ndruting
Ihe heavens. beam 4 brigh, to the last,
Like II let thine Tics h,. nugmenliug,
I'll each cntuscation Is past
heart which hath he IT beat 10 sadness.
The TRIALS of aer should not move
Bui Ike a pure halo Of aladne.-,
Ascend 10 the region. above
Then come while SPARK is remaining
OF youthful emouon-ill up.
Irvenily each particle draining,
And pass midst the tears Of the cup"
.atE''it PRIsuaiuo.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13
TIE KTY CASE

|. clip thc following proei'ua -'crra- FROM
.,i,agori Journal
t. allow ais,ui whom d.e New Orlcsns pr,-s
II ,.td. n..es &c D trlssl,vs, hus returned Ia the
.,I, t-s.. ,,iH. actually but hos bon required
| ..I t,f Dol. upfHafture al tuLit. ns witness
| .. Spanish toutul va default whereof, has
nmuii.d 10 prlson
b. above is certainly = strange paragraph
,,, fear viii fell to subseryc the PURPOSE
b.ch II was intended, to-w.t. to show of
superior sagaeity of the writer. g. The
I Orleans press, generally, made asses of
yo-." and the Jyu3ia. Is very wise for
h. discovered no We had thought that
New Orleans press, generally deserved
\ praise for then conduct in this matter
that they were fully borne out by the facts
be- case. There VAS certainly great room
.u~pc,on Of foul play in The abduction OF
and those suspicious We think, are very
bona being allay,1. Bat even If II should
ou, that Rev WAS not forclbly abducted
} the tliN, does II l"""" ''''' NV wv" VI
. press, ecaeia,lly, made asses of them.
). -" or. rather. SIRE the, 10, deserving Of
!. for patriotic vigilance For ourselves,
ran readil, forgive them for being wrong
,tonallv. # they viii, whenever similar oc-
,n. may demand IT, display the same spirit,
ou, regard Go De -neer. II those who are 80
b wiser The following from the Picay-
however, places the matter IN different
!. aud show, tina; the Spanish consul, and
puihoutie~ at Havana, are even yet in any
1 bat 600 euylablc position.
n DOCUMENTS As W. rslericd. a contemporary
,...irtdik contained a cuuHi' nf document, from
!, ftm General N uln addressed respectively to
/ iugl~Il eur tuil.ti ~ Havana. and 10 Carlo
.tuHa the Slnui.h uustl tn ihis city, cspnnnip
4 boz r-asfu. winch 80 suJd-Ily udur,a ~ Excel
foo give Rev IN. liberty They aw b'uui'hd
a.u. ct caudaf .lhen,l'ti and N anaous feel
Rev rrrrsrs u inii ynnjun b"tdu.e It had been
j hiu ou CONDITION of DO. making certain rrNel.
nnI being ire tn ga wh,ihrr,urvrr ~ pleased.
81 90 Now % l'an- Geo relieve E,lRua fr-n the
4 which tI.a iniim1rs aceusaUlH ui lenhina him
s. hlucuna. $50 l4rhfs to iis Uame W. wonder
puHfhUr ducnlnUnf. under i'is sjf'wuIr oi Roy
h, JihcnmIug. go luuch iaf dc honor anil hon.
OF toudo Ncul. and iis inferior Hiiiclai here
'..ai b, declaring fiat bath 90 them wefr his
Hf. hrrcArplc- and had taken mucl, iu'"a'st
Nrlmn. Altogether these documents nrr the
nmu.ius .f..cim-rs vi the pddc thb' lirk- the
uat v- have rSctse-n Nhptn contrast they
81 Heu placed in laALil ssiuun Hilh the Captain
II former lsticf ip The : tansrl m which
J .o much ou Ai- dFait nnh f"iel- with dis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13

rrliE subscriber has lot If Cotton GIN
/ Stands Of the Manufacture Of Daniel Pratt
Of huiaga county, Ala. IN stors at the War
house Of Perry and Spell, IA Port Cadio wl.irh
he offers TO sell 1T iD,c yrces
The lot contains variety If from 30 10 -
saws
TIE .ule qofiiy Of these gins, !, is presumed ,
Is already known to The pablio.
Prizes 90 90, g. 30. and 5 90 pr saw
Terms cash. ~ uii - credit liii lhc ., o., Iat-
nary next
kei,r TO \ u. Ferry OF " Spell Per' rrs-.o.
or 10 the subscriber,
:. VI. VI ltiGEKrY
Port Clddn. June >. lst1 i'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13
THE PROTECTIVE SYSTEM
Do rrehibltory or high protective taxes on
imports deereAs. e4loriai.ons as well as ,nayor.
faiolsi
u so. whit lnerc,t can |. hc 10 tie farmers

II so, what interest can II bc 10 the farmers
OF the United States TO base the foreign De.
man"ior lneir wheat, cor , Ac, decreased hy
thf imposition 81 the high dsiie4 GA ,mpor.
Can the people Of any country long continue to
buy The products Of another, without they can
SET something oply ior hom
W Dot If',nasi lls . mechanic IN hglng taxed
or ..i Dee c.'s and wear, m order ilai the cap.
't'i.i mH' receive larger profit on bis atcsi-
a.shit..H i.t stock vi large manufacturing e,-
i.'5 iueGs'
What t..f"-i BIAS the farmer IN being taxed
Hpsu every Hng ac consumes for the benefit
90 the manufacturers, when the price OF ihc
products OF lis farm Is regulated by the foreign
demand
Doe, the manuiicurcr regulate the rate wages
which he phys las hands, 10y the amount Of
profits he receives ON his capital. Or does he
pay tle lowest rate at which labor can be obtain
ed, Wlthos' resicctto his own profits When
toe protective system vas first introduced IN
tins country, were not the consumers told 1t
MAS inr he purpose ot encouraging our infant
manufacturing establishments temporarily. and
inat ], Nas not Co be- "a -, stem of permanent re-
sisiciipn and fsSatou Since then has not the
diseacry of labor .agiHe machinery dispensed
with very large amount of manual labor ia
nearly all branches vt manufactures, 50 ~ to
reader the question of protection one involving
ibr profits ou capital between the capitalist. Of
thl- country and tine capitalists of other coun-
tres, much more than that Of rivalry IA manual
labor
!, Il Not admitted that many Of our manuiac-
turers, especially ot cotton goods. can compete
10 tbr markets OF the world with those Of any
other nation. II SO, why do they want a con-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13

The Wesieri Tar(Dap, we perceive has
ged hands, aud Mc-srs. Walker & Gooch
me propriciofs They mus, be sharp
tiers, q, lhcy Knocked the out Of the head
'e paper the FIRST shut We welcome them
ally, and wish them every success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13

Wf have on hand u -, 81 BiGGIiG.
w ROPE, and TNINE, sufficient 10 sup
ply tie wants Gi our sms'ontrs
ne iisep'ng 50 heavy muc.. u po~Ar
ioom-wciginug lbs per yard
EVANS, GREGG. & KEf
Septemb"r ~. 1870, I1a
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A. FTtn\fAr Aa
..-..,,..,.. l,. J.,,.1...t, ,.r. ur,,r..rt.,ll,
-, ,,l,t.f An, tio roi.,,ist, r a yrty
,.,t ,., H.. r.. ,..,..,ltt ,.f tiu. t,,,inf,,tt
D.. ,.' ..., h.. MA .,f fta h, ID.
...r,tl.IH.. .,5r..i. 81. runi.h.h., b,
r.ul nupr..oanf ~. ed 5ua ih.r.aut dul.
! ntt boz. asa, l-. in.'i..fHd unl,f iir arrest fer
.... OIL. .II.. fit. state. AHorurt may t..ftl
H.. BIZ. .u.-.i..lt f..flinaflt BOO convict tte
TH.D. aar. iiaHt ..-.itiiv Bnrr,ti may
a ,- 800 OBJ .... lfr penalty ol winch q,
,itii.. ta.. !.s.Hf ID ,l.-.., ana u..ir,tlIy #
..l Do .Ir 4f. faaut-f. BE-, tl., uibI states
f.t..U.p. -p,-.N,faH = & Nesourtr
BON the same iappf Nc gather iAc follow
Ear,lcuLu..
\. Nrr B,rre,, il seem. was ,rrnsic,v
!. tb C,r.I.na Circumstance. of angu.
,,r,.,,r led to m. arrest. under a SUSPICION
...,,.. Am ,,bol,t,,n iu,epd,arv lie was
,J ,,,t, th, caro- and distribution al men.
4 ..,..u.. ~
not room for more than acoudcnsed state.
j However. as the manner of the cores
Ilrncc may be- interesting 10 our readers, wc
oigo Il .amy.., Of it. hisa, follows
Towing written
4 ~ l,',,' ,'.o r,'il ,p".r
should 1t p p~mt
, ne. ,hr p'1,rr'. III .ar
SairY eci '",p. "ne Ut
Nnl ,.ar.sal,u,e. ubih
, ~ llr'n ''fNa' Eel
/ 4 ie,,rt 10 he + Master
+. ~ .. unl ,,''a.,. laa
Ci,r ,.p coma. ,oablc
| '"",''' 49, ,'''' '> ''''--
~ WI" '''''''', '' ~ ''. "
'''-' "'' vi '''h '"'n ''h' ''e ''r' =
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0g- Rs Ns iiAges vii preaoh ia Marshall on
Sunday neat The l6sh mt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-13

tosafg 'iset ~ raool eotn".
Cartilage. iu.'ast -, fsin liN
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!. clip The following froei'u- "'rr4Ht f'or
Si,ayofi Journal
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7TTT7- ~ Y w
Carthage, Augu-t 3~tt l,ln l7at
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-05-12
CALIFORNIA DAMPERS,


"The JarteSt tUdy round is the shortest cdy home"
Eaou ct,cors- Ret,,rn of coI;forn;o Eu;
srdnl'-lhe brlg MAYOR Easuand arrived al new
Orleans April 9th, from Chagres The Bulletin
saws:
c, o, ,
ohe .cll mere on 'he rom APrii, ana mas brought
Dack sixteen passengers VINO Weht dC"n 10 Chagres
On .'9r way 10 CdIorh'", 1u' con!e ma no convey
a;lce from 'he ls'nhus INC o"illoThia nau not ar
rise" a. ""T'a nor any I'her vessel mere were
oo"' PcoPle vi inc is'hhuS' waiting
i" """'Po'''''o"
The brig Thetis, schooners Molestadora and Sarah
Ann had arrived at Belize, Honduras on the l1tb
~, r.o,, ,,.,.
,,' ~, "'"'
They report that a large number Of persons were
at Chagres, returned from Panama, in the hope OF
charterlng vessel to the United States. Before
they lett there were over one hundred persons who
were ready to pay 500 each for passage to New
Orleans or any other U. port besides many others
VINO could not raise so much, but would give all they
mad. Great numbers were also at Chagrcs and Vici-
hity Who were entirely destitute oil all the means Of
sustcnance.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-05-12
APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
liverpool ShiP Scotia.

MvaD Wins ron ~ ,o SUo" asn JU
hI y r, Lille ~" IN ~. s1: Ian, on o. g
oa.es GeoPge; pig iron bn,s o. ~ IONS scnaer hH us
tons r. Wilson & Co. ~ Ia bsrs IKE E IRON
ha" h,Is + $500 w., 40 "" Doo elnpy
Pags Daaes, T. oacharo; Garthenware crates,
aatos sh"n' t 80 ID ~ T.,,hIiI % o
taio En~.'tmm InuI e. SlJ ~ o'n'
KIN HHs. d. Merrin e. orsnoh. o,s eoN y
= " :, a. d - ~ SIiu ~ n
r. ' SS.s e esRs Grner' 90, hhiTnssy; .
csl,s Sticknny Rro;hsrir. 10 F. ieni;Ns So .
,bre,d haics casns I.rrabce ." n,J1. bS
piI,, T p r1at' hnu1e 3D. oN
Sn PKG, mUrr,S DT Hnri pRgs' noary
q sons; 40 Sherman q henrichs: empty DagS
o"eS' ASH oi csks los crates order
sor, am saoI,.P f saS i da n
& Sou ,,;n ;rn 70 i, tn,s SIoo Ko,s. %
q SON PlS iron ~ IONS, oGhaer husieri moze
WI u,,s hris w 1"ir"use osies, ni'isan q
w ,il''',s' OTIS hGyhngsny; cases hippeio,
q u'auci pae' iio u mans g 70; 1ea,ner
go So, PPI'u' "uNe o'ne osNs mus nouns y
Sn, eshs' At ~ III q nro' 10 case. pour
y = sons sons; 49, brown W 4 Bro; : do, spIIksr
NoIr do do n u%ies H'araS hoffman; u0'
ai'aoo; ! uo' o,ue o.. MIL, ..,.
s.,. L1oerpooi.cship ~ Richord anderson re.,
Sal. 'po SACKS me S2oo common IRON ln9z oars'
I"cnors GRAINS II mank s paten' meial cases,
60 C cos e s0Ss SOFA ASH % 'TGs 'soG CO.
on csEs' uuest "imor; iron 10 TONS . george;
LOO oaTs 20 puiS, brooks' eartheh"are 81 crates
Ish'' Dac 81 W, " cT9tes' hcverins
IAN oI" pn Y,I In A Sis na Ta.
oznaonrss bales patent metal ceases copper Az DO
ID - 80 'o0' "'A 90 w. 0'ue'' '''N '"'' -'' 1873
Co'tn, -. pL;,,5o,,L;n Su.J h.; G, c,.:.
W.; sn L. :' ~ l" o Ss' Csu"ei
c,nohn e. ~ C ~ pipes 40 " ''NS anu % c'Ses'
'''o''n q % P,o. lava. Rail p,,,I
u;d.o y as "96on pf n,h;o, A. ,' sni,,d
k,ian NJ 49, G. C, ,oni q W -, na. -,
49, ola 1u e. moo' W, ia,'n pIos"eis'
n ii 10, "a ii"oN " ''"'' ~ W anu PHss sun
uiics' I ma: D.. n,..,
cos no 500, gSne no FRANCIS fGrtr'age. n
o"SS, t'SS'', ~, ."o w.
!" n''T1use 90; 40 uo' heyhoids g omith; nozc
oA' may ueh Coaie: d.. ~,
c.s, ooi no TO- 1a" W E.,ts ric "
oonee 'i POr Dag ~, RurE ~ 1arnJo
c,- ,n,s ha,." Ina h.i e W R.'. e. cns. ,no
sugar ~ io11 p"ss NV o'iS' " pf""e y 'onS' ioo
40, ana 30 Days 1Iusr' ,,..,,..y.
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brls Western Whiskey early in the week at %
cts, while Penna &C., in smaller lots sold, they
have done since at % cts. per gallon AT close
quote brls. 22.a23a, and dull.
SUGARS.-'fhe market in point Of feeling re-
mains much il did last week, and (thc low prices
have been steady evinced by the public sales
which will be found below; the private transactions
being on too lmitI a scale TO claim particular
tice, except few brs. and bags white Brazil
which were taken at 6Ea63 cts. per h. mos, most
of the others Of similar descriptions having been
placed in store. BY auction on Tuesday, 352 hhds.
Porto Rico sold at 425d S525; 30 brls. do, 4.20a
S505; l24 hhds Cuba, lisa = 80; and l04 do n.
Orleans, 4 .25d "a 80; and on Thursday 300 do do.
81 5a s. so; and 80 do. clarified, common, 4.60d
SI70 per 100 lbs, all mos. Arrived this week
from foreign ports, $50 hhds 204 brls. and 10 bags.
TOBACCO.-lh he demand remains brisk for all
good sorts, particularly Mary land, which taken
fast as sampled, and for which very full prices
paid This demand, however, applies with more
business to the bay'' upper country, (he receipts
of which relatively large,) than to any other de-
scrptOn, although the samples from the lower coun-
ties in fair rsquest-the upper country selling at
prices the extremes of which and j. % per 100
lbs-whc those IF the lower counties range gene
rally from 80 10 So including good common TO Md
ding. The transactions in Ohio have probably not
exceeded 210 hhds, and those of medium grades of
red at g. 50a s l. taken for the French market. The
inspections for the week have been much larger than
in any previous one, and comprise 459 hhds. Mary
land 1875 do Ohio aud Virgina-total, |, 1858 hhds.
Exported within the same time 10 hhds. Ito London)
and 100 TO Bordeaux making the total amount of
Mary land and Ohio exported TO European ports since
ntI, I,lln
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Stock on hand 9th inst. 80, los hhds.
WOOL.-Thc market is bare, or nearly so-and
if there is any hand it is kept back.
FREIGHrS.-Thcre is no improvement in rates
for European ports, but two or three engagements
have taken place for Liverpool at sos. and London
at 35s. per ton. bark has been chartered TO load
Tobacco for Marsees at 27s. Cd, and Bremen ship
is up for Bremen at Dos. per hid, but the CONNER
aud Denmark rather calculated at present TO opcr
ate against shipments. although understand To-
bacco is being purchased for the Bremen market, and
shipments will be made, shippers anticipating the
restrictions will be Of short duration. The rates of
Freight to the West Indies remain at 70aS0 cts for
dry brls.
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION.-Th trans
portation on the Baltimore and Snsquehanna Railroad
and Pennsy lvana Canal to Pittsburgh, remains
last week, and the following the rates Of