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and in less than minutes the pain inflammation began
to subside, and has entirely left me.
| can confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor being superior anything have tried for
removing pain or inflammation
am shpcarpenter by trade, and shall be willing to tes
uiy to the virtues Of the Save all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue No. l5, where can give any
"''''O' JEFFERSON M. BISHOP.
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DENTISTRY

nR- A LION, Dcatist, late Of a Canal street, would
~ c9nadenay recommendh his friends and patients 70 Dr.
J. WEST Is slfnl DENTIST, during bis atsence from
myas San 1last. Chsrls,st. nssI Lalayslss Square.
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TO RENT.

u OoMs FOR RENT-Several Roomsin Banks Arcade
up stairs. hi mill
TO RENT-The STORE No. 4, New Levee street, -
Il from the lst proxmo Apply to fgF
my50 ~ WILLIAM Ii. HUNT, 45 Camp st. AiA
u OONiS TO LEE-Pleasant 20 DGING ROOMS -
~ can he bad for the summer, either with with nal
out Hoard, at NO. 215 Camp street. my25 I'm la
NOR RENT.-The Building No. 8, Banks Arcade -
formerly occupied by John Calhoun Esq, will be i'll
rented low to good tenant until LIST of November MA
Apply al No. Y Natchez street, up stais. mil
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-The large three
II story Dwelling House, No. Is Nachez street, con -
tanning Twelve good Rooms, well calculated for 4 IT.;
Guarding HOUSE, having been kept as such forIhlsa
SIX years Kent very low until first November Apply al
no ~ Natchez street, mp stairs. myl0
Two RENT for the Summer SensOn.-A very plea
a SAINT ana desirable Re5idence, containing hall and
SIX rooms besides Kitchen pantry and rooms d
with small yard and garden in front, fine Southern
p0sule and every convenience situated Camp street.
few doors below Estee, will be rented until LIST November
next, at low rate, to good tenant The greater part Of
Satisfactory reference will be required
For more particular description of the premises and
terms, inquire at this office. ap26n
FHtO BE LEH-A small snug Office with fixtnTes An
IL ply at 25 BANK PLACE. ap23
FURNISHED ROOMS no RENT, at 50 -
PHILPPA STREET, 6etloesR Common and if
GrGUter streets. d28 lakA
Two RENT-The SECOND STORY of % Gus -.
toHh0gse street, suitable for Storage of Furniture mi
etc. has Hosting Wheel and other cOnyenienoes. RentA
as j. DURBRfDGE & co, on the premises.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pleasant -
with Galleries. at the of ST. John and MA
streets. n26
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"a sxty days sight, for ale by " ~ =
ele JOHN II. ELLIOTT q CO., 80 Gravier st.
DENIAL INsTRC AIgNPs--lo a,, al lspIendiJ Ilen
- r. insumenta, with Mother Of Pearl Handle beng a
egg1i1 Wa 1ast Esoe PhladephiA foF sale y
pyla RAEEt11I 3 CO, q CeEaSoss AZ 4,
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~ AND SDNDRIk6-
4 n lao bbls. Taylor's Albany Ale;
~ barrels Western
90 casks Vassars Ale and Porter.
l0o barrels Newark CIDER;
BY barrels Refined Whale OIL:
S50 baskets OLIVE OIIl-Plagniol:
3lN boxes Star CANDLES:
,S SS0 boxes CHEESE, English Dairy and w. R.;
iI IA s seEs and % f5lns Western BUTTER;
lGg tierces HAMS, Sugar Cured, various brands;
y tcs. Evans & Swfts Sugar Cured DRIED BEEF;
80 boxes Fox's STARCH;
$50 boxes Boston
y boxes New York LOAF SUGAR;
81 barrels q Crushed
instore and landing and for sale low by
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OPINIONS or PHYsIcIANs

OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
" foynsend is almost daily RECEIVING orders from Pbv
elsns IN different paris of the Union. 's
ar ~ 70 certify, that we, the undersigned Physicia, Of
ns ely 81 Albany, have in numerous cases preserbs II
and believe be one of te most
valuable Preparations in the market. - $50 l''''
II. p. PULLING. NJ n
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( hANGEs AND LENIONs-5O0 boxes for sale by
- myz9 A. r. COCHRAN & CO. q Tchoupiioulas st.
NEAAs PECANs.-75 bags in fine order for sale by
= apps l.. w ARTHUR co. Is and % New Levee.
slabs and blocks the finest Italian of every
I'1 description, for sale by
mya BARELII 81 CO. 81 Common st.
A an boxes Star and Sperm Candles, for
myl7 I. W. ARTHUR s. co. . and % New Levee
nRENNON LICK WATKR-I0 hills Drsnnon Lib
~ Water, Just received direct from Ire Syringe for sale By
sE =, LOUIS MASSEY,
nI& sNnH u Camp and GIAYiVT sIVs.s,
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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
70. 223 CHI SNUTSTREET, PHILADELPIILa.

"11' z 4 = TIT T IIII1JIDEI1T -I1IJ1.
E1NHE undersigned would inform his Soutbarn nnrons and
4 friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which "a
mas been under his charge years. lust been
elegantly retted, enlarged and reiuTnished in The most A
Ionape mannS and the entire organization Of every de.
partmen complete The splendid suit of can
be had at all times by giving few hours notice '
~ The central and fashionable location of the WASHING.
iOs HOUSE, renders it the most desirable in The
CITY Tor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upon
business OF pleasure; and there shall be exerons spared TO
nave continue to merit the liberal support il has heretofore
received. II I HApTITEff s''ioi'
readiness,
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= ..ls nm specialy The Spanisi lies
are 20 much admired Ladies in the North who take hu %
execise, confined in close rooms or have snoad bi
complexion by ths application of deeeous mxtur s. Il Il ~
eyes and beautiful compilations, they should use Or Ty
send Saaaparlla. Thousands who have used n are nor
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s. 80 tB esx. ana other brands - before ssstAes~
Flour rbs Demand good, with nrm marriott sud
sslss Of 90 bills, 90 - IL y 50 for mixed hsvArd
street and kredsstcksburs country; - 81 ~ fer
strstsht Alexandria Bsltimors AID 9eor9ssOwa- snd
~ - 50 81 \ tor FANCY Aisxasdes and ,fsorsesswe
Rye fssxv IVES nrm 40 Dbl SID ~ $l1es $3Mk.
Mel dull. at 81 81 10 tor Jersey, ana ~
81 y ~ W for Brsndywins Whesf- rhe demand ~es
eoos, hut ewing 70 the light stock In the market hd
ndussd TO a<k higher prices which prevsotsd
~ transactions worth reporting Rye wss nrn viii
kalss OF Ooe bush~ls ct 6ekc. $40 Bsrtv VS. dun,
with . duvpvATd t~poenoy. ~ $50 100 Osfs were
hssvy ssd quiet At yssserdsy's prices Gem WAS In
moderate r-qusst, and nrn; 60.v00 sushss, prtnoi-
p~l.y Jersey yellow. ct S6o.; Southern do ae go .
$40. round white - 3D.; high mixed at SSo hsstee
ss bYko and good Southern white st $50.
LoTroN. The sales Of The day comprise ABOUT 1000
bales Of which Loo bAss taken for export eed
the rest were spsouatoa. ipduosd by ssl.graphio
sooounts Of severe floods II the and killing
rosts the nigbts OF the 9Th and 2sth In Atssis
sippi Louirtaps add Alabama which have been sufH-
oisnuy dtfssrous 70 throw back cotton Tor
two weeks on an average, or compel the PAns"es 70
oss their corn crops, which now require Instant re-
planting or they cannot be attended 20 again untu
May and not we'll Ut that period Is at that dus hos
ing out and getting stands must b. the work OF the
day Cotton requires suoh inossssnt attention from
the time tbst the seed " put tpes the ground until
picking sesson that It 10 iposblst tn plant corn sfsr
seed doppsg commences, and the latter muss Dc post
popsd ar present. and the result OF these unto~ar
iross VIII tell In the produce ef the next season In
greater degree than That Of 18th April lass, under
which We are now suffering We quote
LLvuRPe0L CLAssViCArisn. .
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Ss:t o,sl: sss,:.: - s;.sss s.,i
essasn Aenss tsp) hArtaay. s,ss sshr w.sssS Srssi
n.o.iIs Posr. March ss--Ia p.rs. s.Ar El.. a.,ps.
N.v osLn.ss a.ros s--Arr .hips A...r,. s.,.,,.a
a f.:: nm hnHss:T SRI sss: .:s.: s::sa az
se. Bo:sen Ocean Queen seos a.; cals..ss ssv.s. a.
DS's s.ss Bake, e.. s.,a re.
y. ss'iS r :. ; ~, 3.
c,o, p s.; AVA nsiss s:%i:. a. ss
s s:s s.. q :a S:. T.. s..
as 3: II -. go;
AsI. RI Jo.s. ,srl: ,hsr.' "a Assas 4 sr,s Vss
AosvoLK, ss,eh ss-Arr sohr ssraA Ei,sS.sA sssss,s
n as%Ue. Road Bsrs sarah .n. DeesAua. ss.~ s.s
smor. sosrd 70 srlsaA brig Roberta Sseass fsu csSs
Ssvrosr S.1sS AR s s,s Az: As... ss....s
ssrss ssd scsooSs Taunton, for NYork' Fs s.S =.
N.wsusrrosr, March ss-Arr sohr orss.s. osss. RisA
POs-LArp March ss- Arr bark job. .vlss. xs-rv~s..
cisnfuescss b,irs Psrn,yv,n,. p9kh.m, cSrss..s
% s.s ,s:;. vol: Sc; R srs sa -
,1s sSd'I s:I CIV a .ohr Adam. crov.a
Tt.1 and a m.rtet
Ssi .snF ss:
pi'%.s .svts d.. no ss' n. Ss. r:ssy S:s
Yor,: ,.Ar Beye Gilpsrot a.y.ns cld ., as
Ph.seIpLi. Sid bark Texas seNs,r. Nrerk 'sSr OpIiS
n p.rs 10 b shirs United Kirss.u sr, us.i.. 49,
s..rP.ss s5 or,sa@ Tor LiysFgsal; !s: .'s.rs De-.
i.vsryo. Eiiss .srl.. WSinor:. We is.s ;Bs! S.vs
ih d. sssi..
s.s, en- $50 sr's ssli r, @
Si jenny LIND I'D Car deg s.rhs 'ntr,ass BEL No
vsrpool Cs,Absv, Br sarese for tdyrpoei .srAss ass
rissn ivrrpesl 'sxss for NYerh; u Asxa.-
aisa Jsspss gassy for NYo~h sxscs >s"vsns. f.r
yssk lisd. Tstham, fcr Boston; rremess sssrs dag
St Arde Doai O. FOR ~ Jago, Cubr 9ehc (5r Hsrrasa
Turk Dck.rson. deg sriEs tsrsh. - wig hs5S
Pniebury Prince Dc Jcinvis ver Van Przsei eos
Berry Nsrragsncuss hnsey disc. Aasussa tss.ss
for kyorh phss Pitcher dsy Wilson vu,lsr Lrvts
dsg: Tsrtsr Paul deg; Gen Taylor Jordan d.x snssS
Aretss Wheeler Tor Bsstan Julia Highes for P.'i~
dlpia GaEels R'ssrs fer PhiAcs pha; vrgias HssNy&
fer NYcrs; osnhrill brssicrd Tor "a tm're Ps,hs
fer Nysk Ares Era. Colder for Phi adelphia Dfsasa.
srassrSsT March 90 SD s.rk Piper Curtis. c.ussr-
sAIEM karch 2Sarr eclfs Mary Fraser. Baltimore see
Por.meuih; Gici~ Small -Yorh. CID bsri rarissA b.
| bridge Memphis. Tern; brig Gsrsns. Dosing ,sysnss
stNewrort 2sth. sd chs Harvest, Phillips hariss
ton; Pit,o. Godfre, New York 25tb sarah and
| d,i 18th, nsive,, prestr,y do
WAsEHAN. March 2l Arr sioop " H"rst nv; pa. se~
nri,or, ard sloort rudsn and E,eanor Dol sk, ssars
Val 5enne,, aud Eds Franklin. Churnuek phi'sdslpaia
Si p.n, sssr ,r n-lsssr Ti', ,,sc' Report
wAsrlNeIos = C. ssreh 20 sIr sssn whsss
Dean ns,i' Boston; os Dushsr do; North car"l.a viii
| CID schrs Som-t. pu.h ny rh wists Smith. De;
loan. Meril do; Psmplica. Simm.nsd do. -
s.,,,e. Use Kei.r .Yors; Sam sm. sc.ssue a.sss
R.ij Car Carver NOrssr October Dyer Bssss
Alare. PrUsser kYork Judith Ward A"dsrssa, Dc.
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Our p.,l.d.,p.I. Corr.sp.nAsso~


Ps1L.psLraIA, March ~. 1870
The Pescs Coau<~f,0~- ES Ssvd~y V1"0-
The Asrhoauf co-fre~os. $e.' &C.
A St.ts Peae~ Convention will be held II this
city On the 4ih Of next month Alter pssns,ns, o.
attempting to paslfy, "the rest OF mankind" 10
20 be hoped they viii appy their wet blankets 70
s~r Coasrsssioss al braw-r. The convention viii
APPOINT delegates To the World's Peace Congress.
winch IL 10 h- held next summer Ut Frankfort-oa-
the Maine, in Gsrsiaas. provided there 10 erup-
ten Of the revolutionary volcano uP0a which EH-
rope is now resting
Among the di-uagsish~a vi-iters now in our
city 10 The sx-S~cT- isr, OF h Treasury, Robert
Walker. Esq who w,h ,eniain with us few days
longer, on bssineae copn~ctrd with the Wheeliug
Bridge case. His general h~al'n has greatly i'm
proved since h,s r~ti-m- Mt from office.
The Methcd,st Conference Of tho Phlladephia
district is nov In This city. A resolution
has been adopted in tavnr of sittiug with clossd
doors, whenever charges 10 se preferred against
an crriDg brother
Amount Of coal transported over the Reading
Railroad for the we~k ending March 2s, II. Dos
tons total this season. 2S2 ISL tons TO sam. time
last year. 19l ssS7 topr, Amount transported over
Schuylkill Navigation for week ending March Is.
7,202 TONS
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CoFrkE- There Ia no change TO note, ana the busl-
ners 10 sttl limited except u 81 Domingo, the sales OF
which the few days bsve bsen larger than
and reach 1000 bags chiefly for EXPORT st about 70
cam All other descriptions are dull
FlsH-A parcel Of 500 Quintsls dry cod have been
Fsnrenrs RATES continued inactive There was
some inquiry for ireland and I'D was offered asd Sd
asked 10 Liverpool cotton ranged from 32d. IDA
LOCO bbs rosin we're taken at Is I'd dead weight vas
engaged ats To Hxvre, cotton was steady 1t "a.
hkMr.- Nj oderste ealss Of American dew rottsd we're
made at STAT
lsor : The market was without immediate change,
with ss.s Of Scotch pig at szz 20 20, aud Enslish
bars NJ $40 TO . Sal Gil FIX months
Lad We noticed firm market for this article, ana
Casns tolo at IS 20 and Spabish st sas
MoLAssss The sales OF New Orleans are 800 bbls ct
zee a 40 for fair TO prime quality loo hhds Cards'
NAVAL srosss-saiss of 600 bbls of rosin made
PnvsisroNs Pork .rsaohedl 100 Dbl. at So 37x
. rs 30 fer prime, and $40 $40 lax for mess 5sef
Was firm and prices unchanged Prime mess quiet
Cut meats were more plenty, spd lower. 500 teross
eeesr cured bSms eod at 90. Lsrd-Ssies e0orAoed
Ito bills prime 1t oc. In butter or cheese there vas
10 material change 20 notice. The market Was urm
kEAL tsrArE.-A~ J. Bleecker Opposed u thirty one
lots ut the Merchants Exchange, this day. and for
which the following prices we're obtsned: House and
Eigbtrtb street and Eleventh avenus 2Sxl0o, $500
co adjoining. 25xIoo, s14o each, S72o; do cornsr
Eighty met street and Tenth avenue. z5xl0O $3.50
do do adjoining on avenue 2bxloo, Si75; d.. do {,
each 2talto, $40 each s36v; ao. ON Eighty
nIs' street soxico, sizo. 90 sdJoinng eAcu zox,oo
Tenth avenue. 2SxlOo, S275; 3 do sdJosing, each
25Il00 s2lo tech, 500; 90. Seventy ninth
street. each 2txlt0 S17S each, $500, do. sdoiutag
each 16xlUO $ll0 each. $3.50
RcE.-rhe trsnsactiops not large and the entire
Gales Of the week do cssks - rs 50
" FOR ordinary Co nearly prime.
suGAas No change can be noticed Ia the rates
About leo bhds New Orleans have sod during the
wesk, st 4&c a6Hc the latter figure for prime ssu-
pies. Ssiss Of 80 hide Porto Rioo made ut 5ss
There vas fair businsss dong In box sugars. Tor
hning.
have been made Of 80 900 lbs Northwest at 3oc 3ie
Oh tpeculativn.
WhIsKkr : With . steady market there were sales
made OF $50 bbls prsop q "a and drudge ct go.
234c, time and interest.
RECEIPTS OF FRopvos pKs Ear RxuRsAp Az, SrKAN.
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~ -:~':s. ::i.. ~ ..s..-.s.:.S 81 20 r..
~~~~'~~>s>@0>s>"s>~~o'>or
CoarsLla, daughter OF Lswr~scs aud Margaret Pow.
.s:s o. :. ami; su a.. invited :.
atasuS the fpsrs ths afternoon sr bali past o'clock
fr. The rss.s.scs = her f.shss, 4! Haasos .v.aas
On Sosh March JOHN Bsaks, Of tbs ssanty Lstt<tn,
IN. r.sd. o. sb. family, ID. frissds Of sons
C,.ris, George Conns0 AVA WIN. Msoov-ru, slro sss
msabsvs az the Whitehall Benevolent A,snsissioa.
nsoS A. O'clock mon his let. rssdsnss is washos.
ssr street, without rurth-r iovitstien
On Fridsy svsni.e 2sth ~Arch Mrs DssorHs. Lss.
aAcHkR. native OF Lichtsusu the Rhine, Grand
aschy Ct Baden, Germany eyed - pears months ssd
Tbs relatives and friends Of tn. deceased ar. rs.pees
fully invited 70 attend bSr funeral tnis afternoon at
hen pseS three O'Clock. from the house az Mr. Johs
On F'ridsy morsisg. March 10Th CsAn.s. JAs.ssvl-
native Of BAyonns, frsues In shs s2d year of
His friends and acquaintsnces are respectfully re-
lusses0 - sttond HE funeral. this nor~tns It 10
ock, from his .t- residence No ~ Pearl street
On Friday March 2sts. isSs rInhoSs. In the tsth
yesr q her age, native Of BAtinyass county Wick
low, Ireland
John Tinmons respectfully rsqusstsdl Co attend
her funeral this Afternoon a. O'CLOCK from the resi-
dspoe OF her mother 24e Mott street.
On Saturday mornlug, Nsroh S0ih, Mrs ELtzAB
wife Of James beagle In the 4sth year OF her sgs Vt
lingering disease
Lorsnxo and The members Of the Original Purity rent
No. U ID. " ana the Patt Lodge No. l. d. Of ,
pectfuily Invited TO attend her funeral from her
late Residences ID Forsyth street, this morning 1t 10
O'Clock.
On Saturday morning. March 3oth, MARY JAmks,
aged co. wife Of William James, sfsr short and
liners.
her remains viii be taken from her late residence
No ~ Prospect street Brooklys this morning &C hail
pact seven O'Clock, TO Cold Spring L. L. for intsrmrot
March Soth ELlA LovIA. Only daughter Of George
v. and Margaret h. fomsrey, aged syssrs 4 months
and days.
Her remains will be taken to wslipsford Conn, for
ibterment on Monday, April 1s..
In Ma snxss, cuba on the 18th OF March, CHARLgs
J NURescEEa. OF Taunton, Mass aud late an alum
Of the O. neral Theological Seminary In this city
BY large Der OF Am.ricsns his rem stue we're fol
losed Co the grave, where appropriate. religious SER
vices were performed by Thos N Rodney Esq Uat-
TED States onsul. Mr. Muepscher went from Havaus
to MataDEse without letter # introductics to any
In the lat place and until after his dsceAss his
unknown The ~ritsr Of this notice, vino
vssd the interesting stranger t~ies day daripg bis
last ilsees, hts ni~nds that he kindly
treated for b, hive ply stefan ssd by others
called e. admin tor TO HIS wants sod necessities.
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Passengers Arrived.

CArToN-Ship Parama-R,v 1has r hey and lady
PAEA-Barh Repub ic-O U williamson jr. Mrs a Les
Etwin " ilis neon. Manuel y Lana :
EHw ORLEANS -tark FANNY McCsw-- WIN BaxiBg, "
Moore David cv ark. Hapf ford.
sAvArsAH-Bark k,sct-hr Miller and lady, SntAL
Cars DTipkva'er ard "a IN The steerage.
eArrA csux (Is aerins - Brig Reform joseph LaalsA.
CT srles Bunt.
sr GosISoo Crey-- Brig Majestic-J smith.
kirrs-- Brg Rosa, ma Mr. James ThwHts and family.
6sml s Kennedy, Albert Tsvey.
HARLn-ror Brig Ceorgs-Thomas GiIlsn. Nrs Julia Jar
In Mnrv Jardis
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Ban I'm ANcrsco- shin christina -Sisses Hsmnsua
sud two chlidren Mics usmmord brootlvn N.Y. ,:sps
Samuel Paim.r aud ady, NYorH; s " siels aud
Tyoga. NY: Rev R.ln % BALD win Charles . Writ
bisi hr ckwsy Ira Brechy Martin sedya sick Breed
port kY slys Sweet lsrsson nv: John Wsassy 5pss-
CIR Port Non CO Co; Bume usies. rN; s,sso
Cosk. sarstga Ny; Rems Loeaux France; Joseph s,y.
ke,v Husrt Nsrloe Bpsnt, Nicolas Hupan. " lfori
Hrderhrsnd. Giscts boston. aass iersb.r. Ysrs
n sifermsn Dayton, Ohio.
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FArHks KiLLrp nv ss Dsuearsa. The Mineral
Point (Niss) Tbs-s learns that Mr.. Hurburf, near
Cottage Inn, In that State killed By his daugh
Ter under tbs foliovtng orcu0stasoes. H. In &c Of
totosscstios had driven HE elf. from the house. ssd
attempted 90 commit violence upon his dasghter,
which che resisted He tnsu. With arg. knife In his
her father followed She caught and s~uns 10
before her ~ sef eessce Her father rushed FORE
and came N csstact Nth the are, vhch strsck hin
On the neck, nearly sevripg bis head from hs body
eosonsrs jury vas called, and. after sxsmnasiou,
considered snss the set perfectly Jusnstis on the
part Of the sir appearing very olssriy Of ssf
dofspro
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oorros piRM-DEO-inK IN ooyPER.

COffVn FfkH-DhoV-tNh IN o01FEH'
Nsw OaLSAss March 10, 1850, A. N.
fhs marriott Il drp fer cotton, and the sales yssess-
day rsaosed lcos bales, ineludus middiinG" a
MEs. Those fOs the week embrace ~ ooe bales. The
rsssph continue to fall o. and now 20o,ooo bds'
bshioA tbs ssr,s ps,iod last year Holders ere vssJ
confident Rio osd-s has further declined ons cent
PEI NJ with salss Of 0oe bags, ~ lee The stock or
hand h pot fss from 90 900 bags
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Appointments ~ ,he President,

~ ana v,h the sas,cr and consent " Senate.
James Brovs Clay, OF KENTUCKY, to be Charge a'Af.
fairs cf the United states ~ the Court Of NEST
Faithful Msjesty.
Chsries q. Wells, Of Vermont, TO be Consul Of the
United ststes tor Batavia, Island Of Java
Geofee v. 6ro~n. % N~v Work. to be oosul Of the
United statss for the Empire Of Morocco
Henry Naylcr. John smith. Jss Crsnden, Henry
Ho~ison Samuel smoot, Charles J. Nour.s, Joshua
Pierce and Henry Addison. TO Justices Of the Peace
for the County Of wsshisstcp, District Of Columbia
william .. o. white, 70 be Deputy Postmaster 81
Fhiisd iphia.
william r. Turpeil, of Mississippi 10 be Consul Of
the L sissd States for the port Of Bahia In Brarl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

SArvhpAv, warren r.. ~.
The cotton market souve to-day, aud sales yer,
Qsts frssy made beth foe export and speculation
ss shout the rate stated beiov. A. the spring al
With niidsr weather, the -four marhss proves
iees sstve The s>lss TO day for State and Western
brands we're limited, without change 10 quotations
10 supposed that the nrss rec-spts tine opening
Of the canals the pres~ps pear you'd b large
usual account Of the increased recsipss By rail-
roads, during the past mild winter Caosdl~c noar,
bod. dull. Southern oonsieued arm rhsrs
nothing nev 10 wheat Cora vas arm and 10 good de-
nssd Posh -ss somsvhas nrmes, vfsn . fair . noua
q sslss Cut meats we're somsvhss easier. lard ~ss
steady. vith modsrsts saies. Chsess and butter en-
mht-d no change. Coffee eosunued dnn aud pvicss
isohned 70 Drop. Sugars remained about the SAM,
vih sfssr amount 81 basiness doing.
Asss.-1h- market vss steady fov pcts, vshA . fair
aud ss-s % ~ sbls % ~ oeS, SD pearls 81
81, The rsc-ipt@ during the past vesk were
..ssi se'sn only 2s2 barrels. Ne stoos hssd In
'o' n'p<eson warehouse this more,ss we falo~s,
prs, .sr,. ,s,.. Pc Peril ss,;
Trsss 80. ~ oe.................... = Di
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~~~~'a""~'' ""s.s
B.s.srrs,. fis,~ sale. zen, ma. ~ 900 ~.
dNbs AtIk Tor common 10 straight. sin !. $3.50
ssste and nitse hichigan ct - ~ SIS ilk - -.sshs
70 Anoy hiehisas ct - ifk ~ al par. u.s.s.s a.