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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

pRlYATE DISPENSARY.-DR De ANGELS, former.
y practitioner Of medicine W the public hospitals at Ma
Pies and member Of the medical faculty Of the CITY Of
Yor where be has been practising physc since the year
cOntnurs 60 he consulted At his Office No Robinson street
between Crecnwch street and West Broadway. In certain
disease and rheumae affections Dr. De Angels has been sim
carly successnl and the terrible dsor
ders have frequently been cured by him space time
without Inconvenience to the patient Distinctions chronic
affections pthsca Complaints ucsis in the throat erupon
Of the skin Stiffness ~ the POINTS and pains the Imbs aeb
with train evils glect
improperly curing Of the insous maadss have
70 his rode Treatment in almost incredible
HIS great measure attributable 10 his well knew
Vegetable syrup Of Saza. and other appropriate remedies
which, whilst they eradicate Of the disease
the enacaed patient health and ygor. The
equvoca references " b. given ny the Doctor 10 OF
the greatest responsibility ~ this city.
n e. the Doctors office be obtained hs celebrated
-Four Herb Pills and Vermiuge Medicines which specifies
against ia children and adults, and other medicines
NY lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

DR.. WHEELER, 80 Greenwich street,
DEAR Saskatchewan am perfectly we'll aware how
evidences have already made public OF
eminent skill ocuist and OF how
more that have
other print yet not be unattended with good To
benefit to the community large to offer you additional
testimony of the remarkable efficacy Of peculiar mode
tender you
gratitude for the service have rend red
family by curing little daughter Of attack
of the after the exertions operations and
Of other highly reputable professional gentleman had alto
gether failed.
Indeed much ability and knowledge Of the disease
charge that made acquainted with the fact that she
totally blind in You first advised with on
the cath Of December last aud ,oh but aie
pain, and WITHOUT SURGICAL OPERATION you effected a
astonshngy rapid being about three weeks
from the date OF your commencing your attendance since
Such facts should speak loudly behalf not only in
tbs city aud state but throughout section the
pidly your deserts entale it to.
remain, respectfully yours, Nc,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

NEW CAsTLE,.Del., Feb. 18th 1899
DR LsvIsoN-Dear sir,I can never be grateful enough
~ for Ne have received W the Of your Invaluable
Medicn, (un,ers Red DropD was for five months afet
with and dnrng that time took medicines
bot none would Az last my physician gave up
b, fortunately day speaking 10 friend the sub
ect-h. BID NE that Hunters Red Drop the only meii
cine tia woud mi Of which purchased Of your
sqent in Philadelphia. and the result is that enjoyne
perfect health. Now after suffering long and fnz
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel my
duty inform the interested where relief may be had.
It. n. r.
Division ~ per vial. aps i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
ATwooD's PATENT SUMNER BAKER

Thus article surpasses thing the way Of cooking
apparatu. vi ch has been heretofore II be
with ant hrscite coal with equal facility, thereby saving
asst tAree ourths the fuel II has
Troy Tor two past and highly recommended by al The
sire suitable io family of from twelve twenty persons
sold ~ nine dollars which amount would be saved fuel in
very short time. Manufactured and Cor sale wholesale and
tail b.
FISK DE NfsON, ia FULTON 81.
N b. More than alnlred certificates Il utility FROM per-
who have IA Troy ard this city be ahe
I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
AEnn REWARp-pE ON YOUR GuARD!-If

%EOO REwARD-BE ON YOUR GUARD!-lf you
sGDOO would avoid imposition, beware Of yudck d0ctsr,
their nostrs attempt has ALREADY been made 70 DE-
cciye WOW vita spurious imitation Of LEROfS FRENCH
SPECIFIC. .
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine s VI. great Specific OF
Doctor Jerome Deroy Of Paris the most certain and rapid cur
ever known fer a certain dis sass.
Those who avoid the fear sfesposure and cure them
will find this medicine mach superior 10
other AZ Il does notaet the BREATH and requires chang,
ofDI wh prevents The possibility otsooysry while USING
It,
Besides important advantage leaves the part sub
iec the troublesome elects weaknest that esn
other medicines; aud used ~ the first stage 81
the will seldom fail to stop the discharge IN fe~
days. go -, a., 49,.
elects Fuor Albus Gravel smsle Complaints OF weakness
ofthese organs ia beyond doubt the most efectua remedy
having cured many obstinate cases. after every
other medicue had failed.
is not our intention that deceptive system opuf
6ng SO common this city As better proof challenge
any one 10 produce rmedy equal to under forfeit Of $500
and will hundred dollars for the detection and Tcen
Of vending spurious imitation
ObservThe genuine solo only IN New YORK
the Agents No as Nassau street. doors from Fulton
street. (up sairs Of srth and Cherry streets
Phadephs Dr. r. Baker Of Chares and Pratt streets
Baltimore, and Robt Patterson, washington CITY d Z;
bottle has full description Of the Diseases and all the
necessary directions in the English and French angusxes
PRCEsioo bottle; large bottles, OF doubles sse, siso
s2O3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
JOHN COUk, Jhambers street.
THE EYE

Dr. WHEELER informs all those afflicted with IMPER
FICTION OF SIGHT, who perceive the symptoms
weakness of ysicB that he prepared
vice and administer remedies in II UGH
DR. W. will give references the families
in this city to his professional Abilities asd those whom
he has cured who have been considered ncurabe by other
fessors.
Films Sreck Incpent Cataracts without Surgical
Operations. j. WHEELER, Oculist,
80 Greenwich street, M the Battery, ~ Y.
% Office hours from A. M. to O'Clock, P. M. 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

For sale by Wyeh, is Bowery; A. d. Sands 7s and
100 Fulton; Guon Bazaar ss Broadway Minor, Dey
and Broadway Hart Broadway and Chambers
Ring ga Broadway; Syme So and $40 Bowery Burnett Ca
nal street.
Also for sale, above, WYETH's MILK OF ROSES, the
most exquisite beauter fthe compile Of
I'm burn scay eruptsns, the qua Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

CEGARsqse lbs low priced Spanish segars in halfl1
quarter res entitled TO desenture for ssi IN lots 70 sw
svas E.K COLLINS & co So southst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

A LUXURIANT HEAD OF HAIR!!,-
- WYETH'S CREAM OF LILIES, established
& for SO years the only promoter of the growth OF
y hair on bald places, and giving fine dark lustre
keeping ADDE'S hair ringlets from getting out Of
curl during dancing warm weather, sc. The
Cream OF Lines possesses body which no other
preparation does, and IN consequence IL the Gully
q infallible remedy for dandruff, scales sc. Tn,
" scales on Infants heads removed by one or TIVE
"A applications For falling of of the hair nothing
can equal il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

r. YOUNG, Tuscan and Sfrnc HIT
Manufacturer, formerly OF esl Bouery }
informs bis friends and the public 10 gene
md has now made up good stock Of pa
shiunable Goods. in the abovs line, con-
sisiing Of Legnorn, Tuscan and Straw
Hats, alse, large variety Of WOmen's
and Boys Flats, aud keeps constantly
on hand a good selection OF Ribbons.
Flowers. &c. sc aud hops, from a strict
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints OF a pri
vate nstureRememher. whatever other medicine yeu
take II e your health ard money thrown awayha IN tins
this terrible but lust retributon Of mans wckedues VII
show Itself IN horrible form. Then apply at once "
only sbsose earth al Division St 81 per val -
particulars advertisements . outside. msl imi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09
CELEBRATED EYE WATER

OELED1 n Ell T. Il w "A u h.
sf Eve Wa.T o p s1,. No.
% ana & 90 the sight 9p
name Of ea,araeis and has made eeei cure whes hope
person.. to be aeabs e i'eu had pronounced tic
Mrs. Colt member of my church. has child who has been
sffS y ss G
eye water prepared and sold By Dr. F5De,s effected
= S:;; SSs:i
white e b. eye. IKE scarlet and for part ns
g. ssS, %Sa$. assT,S most
S S 'R SIGHT n Which 1 4. dole dole
tor entitled to our ARIEBss;Sssc :& ri EssR
@I se S .S. G @ Ss ss:s
s d rS o yo" but 70 sPiI
b G s,3s, a the tine ny sight perfectly resiored
obliged <: $G!s FL much
have been wi,aess to the happy effect Of w. Fran
eHsersy add j6s fHGIt G%NE aed and
member OF the f''y;Tr & s a,,Sa sas N .:r F:t'r
have been sys wnsse. to t good Effects Of DR. Fran
p w sa :, u.sS = 90 highly ssSTsns j. G The notice q n:
be MeDcgEal 81 Gheh g q sopmers psstor q the sout
re- O. sio's Teah st, jacob BrosaeT, H..
g : r. :s y :.E s'r'
y. ~ No 10 Ferrlsva ara rdSvIv
NHEAf TAlLOHNG.-CientlsmeRs clothing usrs6.e-
tured IN fashionable neat and substantial uanner Ss
os beekmsn street. Pearl at the following greatly AGED
yrccs:-
surerfne black, blue, green Dress Costs sl Ia So
az GO ~. Froek Coat IS to Al
Gsn,ism,ns own cloth, in neat and Substantial sa Nc
the following prices:-- -
Making and trimming Coats, 81 to So Vests slSat to sa
macs eod- MArEAT
GOSHEN BUTTER.-lO tubs prime new ORANGE county
VI Butter, for sale by '
mNA N
RLEAChINu POWDERS casks Of Boyd, ~aLe land
~ ing frem ship AgitetOr aud for sale BY
aas PERssE & BROOKS, 81 liberty st
BANpBoA BoARDs-issso lbs Of good quality, fos sale
apqs rFRssE q BROOKS, o. Liberty 81.
ANTHONY PRONTAUT.
@Eo( WATCH AND CLOCK MA
s. Il kER, iron Parsl wishes 10
quaint the trade aud citiyens Of New
/<p~My Y York that all kinds Of fine Watches,
NY |WlyT including Duplex HORIZONTAL
gR\ v'Wt.5 peatns, and snchor escapements
tt0 SK - viii be carefully repaired aud their
w trFsla time warranted. .t No . Chamhers
IN x \ -IyhSI street. betwees Chatham street asd
NiM ~ - - sst-sxxs4 City Hall Place. New York
~1<Ss---ss-st-a--s N. ID. Musical Boxes car GIily
cleaned and adjusted my5 en'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

CCALD HEADTbs prev-en, disease IL speedily eracca
- 80 5y Mrs MOTT, Female PM scisn. sp73n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

DROPSI- DROPsY .-Persons laborng under tbs dlstres
~ sing dstse be positively cured b. Mes MOTT the
oee ated Feme Phy sicisn without being tapped sp7s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

ITO THE ECoNOMICAL.-REMOvAL.- NEW.
ELL beg leave to nfra his friends and the public that he
has removed his stock of Boots and Shoes No. Canal
street to Nos lse and ss Chatham street H. the
tensye assortment OF Boots and Shoes of fashions
for sale wholesale and RETAIL prces than
chased in the city.
N. B. His Stores Nos Chatham If
fen 2to<
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

VALUABLE WORKS.-A fill and perfect of very
publications offered for sale lew price, being
the property Of gentleman who compelled by
dispose of them They embrace full and perfect of the
Edinburgh Encyclopedia Anaectc Portfolio
Of which there be but few perfect The En-
cycoPeda wall be sold for $780, and the Magazine from 1900
1904 beautifully bound calf is Offered at subscription
price, The has had much trouble obtain perfect
sets oil these works Apply at this once. ap22 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-09

T ONDON MANUFACTURED SURGICAL INsTRU-
MENTs, Table Knives, Ea1ors srors Pen, Pocket and
SONS strand, London, the British
Navy, at r. SIMPSONS,
sAstor House, Broadway, New York.
". b. From 1863 Broadway.
Lancets Instruments Razo Cutlery &C. and repaired
a3m<
The native American., 1840-03-14
TO THE LADIES.

Il Rt:sS CUTTING AND FITTING TAUGHT IN
~ FOUR HOURS Mrs. EDWARDS, roln London,
oic:is the at rtnn OF the Ladeo 10 her SYSTEM
never before Taught II this con;t:y. The plan Is SO sim
PIE iat all may laders,aad and any Lady may become
her owH 0rss max hy taking four lessons OF oGe hour
eatland Disseminating viii become pleasant amuse.
neh', as We.i economical saving Of tine to thos.
who follow il or 10 those who have 10 learn il for bust
it prevents tie troublesome necessity Of trying
on IN fact Ladies Of the highest distinction, well
those most cnrrsaNt in business, Rave given it their de-
eided sanr,lon. Ar caoa to bc made early TO Mrs
EDWARDS at Mig. ShrlfSs, three doors east of the CITY
Post0tfcr, pr.Gs 81. ana Avenue.
Mrs. f. has likewise new CORSET. invented for her
aj sly Queen Victoria ard sanc'oted by the first ply
slcan. OF her Count, being without any pressure tie
chess, and giving easy Ar 10 The figure indiscrihably
elegant. March IL 1t.
The native American., 1840-03-14

lingering Delay. Prom Il resolution
offered IN the Upper Canada House Of Assem-,
bly,, it appears that certain gold and silver
medals, solt outhy tlc British Government
for Distribution among the officers and privates
Of thc militia, who distinguished themselves
in tho war of 1912, have Rename ever sill, g
in tic province, Endistrhulcd, and tire now
deposited iii the bank of Upper Canada; and
in the lncantine, it is more than probable,
most Of the parties who ought TO have re-
ccived tleln have gone to Il world where there
arc neither enemies 10 III Int or military achieve
Glc!ts to be rewarded. IN Y. Com. 1dU.
The native American., 1840-03-14

should he iHc,lcatetl, for where the spi'it :
broken by corrorca! punishment, a. hy e
ding ncnial Offices, the moral influence q,
school ships lost and high-spirited boy W!
become reluctant 70 enter. The plar It'
motion f'om the Naval School is adm ra'ic
and our subordinate officers should be 'ake'
entirely from it, and placed in the line of nfc
notion, and private influence i'll obtaining
midshipnen's warrants should be discontinued
Every thing should be brought to bear upon
the Naval School; ard where we have an
Abundant supply Of the raw material at home,
it is surely impolitc and unwise in lis to loo
for supply from foreign and inferior sour
ces.
The native American., 1840-03-14

Let Lease tie Digs Of War."--The
Louisville Journal says: 1--WE perceive that
designations ATE becoming frequent i'll tie
Florida army. We do not wonder at it.
When dogs gointo the army it is high tir e
tor mcn to 90 out OF IT,"
The native American., 1840-03-14

+ In Old 1npo. Major Renj. Russell, Tor
MAI years proprietor and editor ottkc BOSTON
CcnnncI, is the oldest printer in That city.
He CONNIE need his apprenticeship with old
Isaiah Thomas, at Worcester, in 1775. We
know many old men that served their tine
with Mr. Russell
The native American., 1840-03-14

ActIer successful na succeeding generations stait
uo,. ttui ne undersooa our Rights and Liberties, ami
7r,e neither o,rQid mar ashassfd ia assert a. mat"a
Them and mat ,ce ourselves may haDs at least ais con.
htioa in our chains that 1t mol through or neglect
that tbs People pnslared "ineirucons 81 hH Eco
Ma Of Lexington to their representatives in the General
Court Of Mass Achusetts. l772
The native American., 1840-03-14
MAYORS OrrtcE.

MAYORS OrrfcE.
will be received at ibis Office units
the 2bh INST icr renting any Of the various s!'cs and
wharvcs aion the Canal 'r the term ot year. Pos
session giscn TIE fire. CT Apr Ky.
mar .4-td PETER FORCE. Mayor.
The native American., 1840-03-14

a. HOPE WE MAY FIND SOME MEANS, IN FUTURE
or SHIELDING OURSELVES FROM FoREiGN INFLUENCE
-poLIvtCAL, COMMERCIAL, OR IN WHATEVER FORM W
nav pp TTEmprEp CAN SCARCELY WITHHOLD
mysrrF FROM JOINING IN THE WISH or aiLAs DEAN&
sTHAr THERE WERE AN OCEAN or FIRE BETWEEN
THIS AND THE OLD WORLD "--leytTSan
The native American., 1840-03-14

JOB PRINTING,
es az descriptions, ssscut.d at this.oacs,
The native American., 1840-03-14

Ma AGNESlAN 4 oEklENI.. Da,ler', Fi.rvee~ mt
We Magnetism Apeilan, RECOMMENDS ed by tho Medical
Faculty for dyspepsia, nervous deby, g.nu'uess heat.
ach, acd,ty n NE stonarh hah'tno cosilycness, govt
81 and highly Vanca az cooling rugatire. Prepared
by II. Butler, Chemist London. For ale at
feb rCDD'S Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-03-14

UNIVERSAL HISTORY BY Tytler. in six small vol
y unes, running from the Creation Of the world down
just published and for sale by W. NJ MORRISON,
mar IA 4 doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-03-14

Nd ALrE BGU,, IS U,nVersal Ge ogrsphy, or tesctip
~ Of ~ pas Of the world according 10 the grea, ma
H. a! a.vhr IF thr gioS-, accompanied with aRsIytca
.st.u i. - = ,aeatarl' = b =, ~ Is vols Pict ~
For sale al ". M, mUastln0N book aud Stationery
.orf I aupls west Of Brown Hotel, mar
The native American., 1840-03-14

"a HE CULTURE OF TFT BEET and Manufacture
IL o! Beet Sugar. by David Lee Child Just published
and Tor sale by w. M MORRISON,
mar IL doors west OF Browns Hotel
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-22
AUCTION SALES.
IVALUABLE FARNI FOR SAGE.

FINDER a decree of the High Court of Chaneery,
~ the undersigned will offer at public sale, ON WE'D
NESDAY, the LIST of September at the Baltimore Elk
change, at l O'Clock A. NJ that valuable Farm, lying
and being in Kent county, Md. called s'WOTton Manor
Of which John Boriieg, decd. died seized. This Farm
il most advantaaeousIy situate WOrtOn Creek, near
is mouth, commanding beautiful view of the Chesa
peake bay, and surrounding waer il adions the lands
of Peter ls2abr and Others and contains 546 acres o
land, more or less; about 100 acres of which in
Wood and Timber, Sart heavily tmbered, naOstly {
White oak; there are large and nexhaustibe deposes
Of oyster shells the premises many Thousand bushels
of which have been recently burnt and spread over the
Farm. There Is at this time great demand for oyster
shell Lime, amongst the farmers along the waters of the
BAY the sale of which, from this farm, would pro-
duce handsome annually TO the owner theEeOf
There are TWO DWELLING HOUSES on the pre-
"A misses, one of which is large and III good 81
E1II repair with suitable out buildings, the 9TH R.!g
zll is Of convenient size, and Is intended foES
tenant; there is Apple Orchard IN IFS prime, AID a
good assortment of other well selected fruit of various
kinds besides the numerous bay craft that ply between
the Creek and Baltimore. there is regular steam Boat
communication with Baltimore twice Il week.
Persons disposed make investments in land, would
do well 10 view the premises before the day OF sae as
this is most desirable property.
The Terms Of sale are that the purchaser shall pay
onetrd of the purchase money in cash, and shall give
bonds or notes with security, TO be approved by the
Trustee for the payment Of the residue OF the purchase
money in two equal instruments Of twelve aud twenty
fo,n months with interest from the day Of sale For
further information, apply 10 the subscriber, at his shee
in the city of Baltimore. -
All 11-dts Trustee.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-22
NEIY YORK M.aRKET, .qug. 20.

Fancy stock TOOK better to-day and prices have slight
" improved. U. S. Bank advance, Il per cent. All
stocks in demand; Illinois brought " The
demand for inland bills far exceeds the supply the dis
count is diminishing. Flour very dull at decline OF
Is per Dbl.
Prices at First Board:-U. S. Bank 65a $685. Del and
Hudson 70 i New Orleans Canal 6la; Ohio Life and
Trusts; New Jersey Rail Road 76; Stonington ID %;
$4,000 Illinois per centre.
Sales at Second Board:-28 U. S. Bank &C.,; so N.
A. Trust %; 226 Harlan al ]; 2lO stonlngton ~
a "a.
Exchanges:-Ph 81 a 81; Baltimore p p;
Richmond 81; Charleston u; Savanna g;
Augusta "a; Mobile 81; New Orleans Al 5; Flo
rda 81 10; Mississippi so 60; Louisiana g :; Gin
cinnat 81.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-22

l2,IOS 4I2
Also SO bbls Rye Flour; 80 hhds and pa bbs Corn
Meal.
GRAIN-saes of Pennsylvania old Wheat at 81 ;
IS and sales Of new Maryland and Virginia red.
at 81 SI,l25. We note a sale of prime new Md. al
$1l3 White wheat, suitable for family Flour, worth
81 30 Sales of yellow Corn at 81 cents. White do
49 So Pennsylvania Rye 65 cents; Md. do 60 cents
We quote new Md. Oats at p 26.
INDIGO-There have been no transactions that we
learn Of Holders asking 81, 30 for and 81 ,35 for
F Caracas.
NEOLASSES-l56 hhds and Is terces Porto Rico
Moasses were sold at auction on Tuesday, at 2S a 81
cts. per gal.
OILS-Sales of Winter at Sl,l5; Fall SI,lO, and
Whale "a cents per GAL
PLASTER-But little has arrived during the week
and the only transactions we have to the sale
"a cargo at $780, which is slight advance over the sales
of the present week.
PROVISIONS-The is fair demand for prime
Western Bacon and there is but little in the market.
Assorted is worth 81 cents We note the sale of lot
of Baltimore cured Hams 10 cents and of Sides at 81
cents. There is but little doing in inferior descriptions.
In barrel provisions not advised of any transac
tons of note We continue our former quotations
which the nominal rates, viz Mess Pork at$l6,5O
SIT; Prime $l4,5O; Mess Beef at $l5; Nos Lat $l3
and prime at $l1. No. Lard is held at 12I cents.
SUGAR-4OO hhds Porto Rico, part of the Cargo of
the brig Helen Mcleod offered at auction on
Tuesday, and brought from $3.50 to 1925.
TEAS-We note the sale at auction on Tuesday, of
3 chests Young Hyson, at &c cents per h.
TOBACCO-The demand during the week has
been good for all descriptions and prices have been well
sustained In some instances slight advance
former prices been obtained for the better descnp
tons. 1t will be that the receipts have been light
in comparison with the inspections of former weeks yet
the sales of the week said amount in the aggre
gate to than the receipts, reducing The stock
hand considerably. We continue our former quotations
as the general selling rates. viz Common good $685.
$3.50; middling good So 6; good SC $3.50, and
fine So Ii.
There were inspected during the week, 935 hhds
Maryland, 1874 hhds ohio 10 hhds Virginia. and hhds
Kentucky. Total 11I3 hhds.
WHISKEY-There is but little doing in this arti-
cle We quote hhds at % cents and bbls at % a 3d.
The wagon price "a 25 cents, exclusive of the bar
rel
VINES quarter casks Red San Lucar were sold
on Tuesday asction at 30 80 cents per gal. do
San Lucar at 80 49, and 3quarer casks Sherry at 72
80.
WOOL-The market appears quite dull, with ten
dency to decline in price. We note sale during the
week of about 1000 lbs common Western wool at 80
81 cents.
WAGON FREIGHTs-There has been no va
rnton in the prices charged for transporting goods by
wayof wagons to Wheeling and Pitsburg. We quote
CLIPS Wheeling and 81 cents per 100 lbs to Pitts
burg
Transportation to Pttsburg by the Tide Water Canal
and Susquehanna Rail Road Line, 81 5 per 100 lbs
for dry goods &c groceries rs per 100 lbs and
6sh 81 so LIS per Dbl.