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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

In CbS, III IL
CINES, GRl
lss GREENWICH s.
TOHN G. MORRlSOl
u most liberal terms for Ca
sive assortment Of goods, amol
he wouid call the attention OF
APOTHECARlES:
Opium
Camphor
Cream Tartar
CASTLE Soap
LIQuorIoe
Balsam Copayia
RhubaIb
Jalap
Aloes
Fiors. ChamomIls
Gum Arabic
Castor Oil
Quicksilver
Magnesla
Mamma
Roll and Flour Sulphur
Alcohol
Boran, refined and crude
Calomsl
Red Precipltate
Corrosive SublImate
Aqua Ammonia
Spirits Nius Dulcis
Super Carbonate Soda
Tartaric Acid
EPSON Salts
LauGanum
SenD
Sulruate Quinine
Oil Peppermint, aud all Essen
tial Oils
Gum Myrrh
Canthald-s
Gum Tusacanth
Powdered Bark
Cork of all kinds
Sarsaparilla
Sponges, coarse and ilns
CONFECTIONERS. DIS
TlLLERS * BAKERS.
Cochlneal
Nutmecs
Mace
Cloves
Cinnamon
Cassia Buds
AIspiCe
lSlnglass
Gum Tragacanth
Gum Arabic, Turkey
Gum Gambouse
Oil Of Roses
do Peppermint
do Wintergrecn
do Lemon
90 S inha'ho"
Go Bergamot
do IAnnisseed
Go SosI H'i'
do Carr4way
do Juniper
Rose, Orange ana feash W d
ters
Vanilla Beans
Tonquin Beans
CUfIander Seed
Carraway Seed
AIMS Seed
Jujube Paste
Pearla5h
Saleratus
Super Carbonate Of Soda
Tartaric Acid
Ginger, white Jamaica
Green Ginger
MANUFACTURERS.
Alum
Blue Vitriol
Copperas, English & Ameri-
can
Oil Vltriol
Sugar Lead
Bleaching Salts
Cochineal
Aqua FoItls
Nutgalls
Annatto
Soda Ash
Pot and Pearl Ashes
Extract Logwood
TaItanc Acid
Bichromate OF Potash
Sal Soda
Gum Shellac
udoear
" oau -, G
- w o. o.
fa,i, w lhsef aho oulhlhei
ol'd'lea 9PaIm ,,y,
kefined anu unieiiiieu F" hdie
Lara III >rr, ,,rn1ct,.r
fAI EN- HriDiClNE fr ~
DEALEho.
Balsam oil Honey
urilnetoh : paIsahi
bateman,S Drops -,
Harlan Oli ana Drltlsn OlI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

NTATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.-In Chancery,
G s fs Boan H0fv BE n and obs
In pursuance of decree Of the Cout Of Chancery of the
State Of New York will Be sold at nubc auction a99s The
the Merchants Exchange in the City of New-YoIk by
James VI Miller Co.. AuctioneerS, the thirteenth 3th)
of that day
the northerly side Of ankforsest between Vande
and skinner in the Fourth Ward Of the Clty Of New
York distns suised lot number -four (b) in Frank
forseet bounded nor,hery by land belonging Nicholas
n Anthony southery by ankfor.strse aforesaid eaSery
land the possession o Abraham Boodgood Said being
twentyone feet width in front and shysx feet and
three inches depth the eastery side and egye feet
in depth the westerly side, b. the or less
Dated NewYork. October goth, a. D., 1873
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
A. WIGHT, Solicitor Lo2l 2awts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

u The Charleston Mercury says: There
is clock maker in this city, Mr. Stein, who has
almost discovered perpetual motion. lie some
time since constructed clock that ran for one
year, without winding up; this clock was its own
pendulum and gave on its face the time at Lon
don, Paris and Charleston. 1t was raflied out
for sixty chances at five dollars each, and Is now
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14
GLOVE ANODYNE
TOOTH ACHE DROPS
AN IMMEDIATE AND PER

AN IMMEDIATE AND PER-
Feet CURE.-Those who have ielc
the painful lhrobbing and excruciatlhE
pangs Of this disease shooting through
their jaws with mo / torInentlng rerse-
Yerancs. and, as is often the case, have
received but little sympathy from
friends OF such occasions, will no
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

sEss. FARM FOR SALE.-Twelve hundred and
Of most excellent land is Offered for sale by
L. the subscriber This land known the Ashland
farm and situated in he Of Lyme Jefferson County
ed the residue very heavily tmbred The land of great
FERTILITY aud situated excellent wheat-grownS section
The farm buildings numerous extensive and eommodlouS
and the location Of the property such to offer most ad
vantageous investment Of capital fo individual As
sociaton disposed extensively into the farming bu
siness. + or further particulars inquire OF
JOS. A. PHILLIPS, Mile Bay, Jefferson 60. y. Y.
Refers to Marsh * Willis, lOl Pear.st New-YoIk City.
Seutemhsr 1873 s2l 2taWtf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

STATE OF NEW YORK, SIS In Chancery-Be-
- fore Vice Chancellor Of the First CmcutThe May
or Aldermen and Commoa4lty Of the City of New York.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Court Of Chancery of The
State of New York will be sold at Public Auction under the
direction OF the Of the Masters of said Court
the Merchants Exchange the city Of New York BY
Halliday Jenkins Ausroneers the sixteenth tl6thl day
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

sre~ss aNEw ARRANGEMENT.-Fare
E+..x and Freight reduced.-Nsw York and Boston
.G1xzGstzL Railroad Line, Nor. ich and y Worceser-
Fror, Pier MOL North River foet of BatsTy place, FRI
WEEKLY at O'Clock P. NJ.
hr line " composed Of lhe following .plendd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

E4F R iI .sts stsae@a' N. rosI of Gf e.
szEszadar-st every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock, landing all the intermediate places The Utica
is furnished with superior ste-rnoms and is otherwise
passed Tor accommodation
For passage or Freight. apply on board. an29ti
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

ID EFlNED SUGARS.-R.L u A. STUART
otfer for sale the cuasso their refined Sugars
quantities of packages and upwards the following
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

s8 acsss pT. POWELL " CO.'S LINE FOR
go NEWBURGH. Landing at CaldwelPs, West
Pont and Cold Spring-Thc steamboat tIsJH M
fel.s,1ect every Monday Thursday and Saturday, at
o'clock, p NJ. RetuIning,, will leave Newbu1gh every
Monday Gi A. NJ, Tuesday, p. M, and Friday at
NJ For freight apply TO the CAPTAIN on board
put on board must be the risk Of the thereof unless
bill or aGnc or receipts be signed for the Jyli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

as A FARM WANTED in West Chester
zsSs County near the Railroad, for which with the stock
lance By conveyance of premises POI and 2O3 Cherry street
the of Pike subject TO mortgage tor hall It's
value land in Michigan In the counties of Livingston
Shiawassee Saginaw opoperty at Logsnsport on the Wa
bash and Erie Canal III Indiana. Apply at 40 Nassau street
81. no
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

fF THREE FARMS for sale, in the town OF
Beecklnan Duchess Co7hs said farms are adjoining 4R
contains about one hundred and sixty acres with house.
barn. Sc The SECOND contains about hundred and thirty
acres with small farm house upon IT, The third contains
well waered and we'll proportoned with plough, meadow
If not previously dsposedof they will be sold at Public
Auctions the ih Of Nov next l2 o'clock the pre-
premises; WHEELER GILBERT Beekman; or w RIGHT,
i .OSEE. & CO. % Mnnr.-st-- New York. SD tNE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

THE LEGISLATURES OF GEORGIA -Bolh
branches ofIhs Legislature OF Georgia assembled IN
AiilledgcvilIe ON the 9Th inst. The Hon CHARLES
DouenARTY VAS elected President Of tho Senate and
cHAhLks JENKINS. Esq. Speak Of the House
both VI them decides Whigs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

New COODS.--Tae latest arrival OF
~ FALL - WINTER GOODS,
Al the cheapest cash store Of b e. r B
MARSH, Ne 1fi Main Street
Where ihny have just received and are now
opening large stock Of FaH and Winter Goods,
which In addition 20 their former stock makes
their assortment complete. Persons wishing 20
.purctase will find u to their interest 10 give us
call aa we are determined 40 rive
eTGREAr BARGAINS.-cf
nov'la
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16
CLAY CLUB IN MA RON COUNTY.

large and respeclable meeting OfIhe citizens al
Marion CVuuiy. wus held at Farm at the GIL,
s, Ior the purpose Of i"sining Clay Club, SaIla-
ale resolutions aud a constitution were adopted
Thomas Hiy~'and. EsI. was elec.ed president.
with h,ee vice presidents. nnd corresponding
miIlee Of Eve. Hon T. c Wilson addressed the meet
ing. w.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16
~PRiCEs TO SUIT TIE TIMES -
CITY HOTEL,

No. ITO Market Square. WHEELING. VA
VOIIN ROBINSON. announces u his friends and
- the pnhlir. thar he can be found al hrs Old
Stand. No l76 Market Square. ready At oil times 10
wait up"n those whs may iavor him with call
Ills TABLE is furnished With the best the Market
afiords. and is not surpassed by any other Hotel IN
the City.
The HOUSE is large and cOmmodieus and can
Lodge 100 persnns.
The STABLING is also abundant. having room
suffirirni To acctn moiae upwards rf so horses
This is The sniy Hc;el in the place that well prO-
vided fer Tho accommodation VI Horse Drovers.
Movers. &c.
RATES OF CHARCES-Single Meal. rs cts
I.-dging l2I cis-Snpper. Lslgine and Breakfast.
62I rIs-Bsard by the Day. so ers-B-srd per Week.
50 90. oct I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16
COLONIZATION MEETING the meeting

COLONIZATION MEErINt;.-Tne meeting
of the Colonization sOeieiy. hssi evening. ~s'
respectfully though NOT fully attended
would With. The presidenl. ID. AcSEw. Esq look
the chair al an early hour. when appeal 10 the
throne Of srace ~ss offered by the Rev ME- Arm
Strung. and very able und instructive nddres. upon
COLONIZATION and Airica. :llo.irated with large
map. Was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. rinney. A
collect on was made ia behalf OF the cause. which
We understand very rrspe, table Or the present.
and the exercises closed with prayer hy the Rev.
Mr.. Hair. The attendance Of the excellent chair
was quite All addition To the proeeedi,ss We trust
ihatihe god cDuse received bsneGl irU'n the meet
ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

Tbs New Orleans papers menIon the loss Of the
steamboat Luda the murning al the 81 Instantly
Gaming into coIIisinn with another steamboat Two
VI the hands board the Lnda are missing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

A meeting isesIled in the I1organ'own Journal
Tor the Alb M"iday in this mourh. to appoint
Delegates IA the Disrici c"ny enins fr the PurI.se
of selecting n Delegate To attend the National
Cnn,rnli,nl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16
TIT sTEEs sALF.-rn pursuance of deco

'TRt 'STEE'S SALF.-In pursuance OF n deco
Of t-usi rxecnted by Archibald Fisher 10 the
md rsiRned. hearing date the 2fih day OF May
SAL; and duly rec f6sd in the Office az the
.lerk Of the cour'tv count OF Ohio county. Vir-
gins, IN de.d book No rs. rsee i42. shall proc
zee 10 eel 81 public auction. on SATURDAY. the
25ih day Of November ls43. at the door OF the
court house of Ohio county. iu the city of Whee-
ling. the following desc ribed part OF lot No
situated on Quincy street, in NJ Ichacf Graham's
addition 10 the town of Whethna to wit: the
eastern third Of said lot. being forty feet
IN 'front.' on Quincy street, nieasLu ng from the
eastern corner Of said lot and running back ifty
fect deep, together with tie sppurtenances TO
th. slme belonging.
dsv.
Terms Of Safe-Oue fourth cash down, and
the balance in six. twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the LIST Of April next. VIII EN-
possession will be gwen: the deferred paymen 10
TO he secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
Selling as trustee shall convey such title
only to the proT erty, as Is vested IN me by "a i'd
deed OF trust. 5 ATKINSON,
nov Is 4 rusfsS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

The packet ship Sheffield from Liverpool. wenl
a-hre ON EasI Bank of Now York on the l0Ih.--
The passengers were all saved after much suffering
but the ship is a Total osa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

IN the Federal court at Clafksburg.
United States,
Peter Yarnall and others.
In pursuance ofthe decree in this cause, shall
on the Sd day of November 1913, a, the court
house in Ohio cosnty, sell TO the highest and
best bidder on the terms after named, the follow
ing lots VA Wheeling. VIZ; Lot NO IN the 9th
squars and on which is erected the ware bOuse
now occupied by Isaae Irwin and Harding q
WeldiR, and twenty three lots IN that part Of
Wheeling called EastWheeing .dwhIch NUN
bered as follows. 10 wit, 1871, 100, So IS, 81, l4s,
81 49, 1873, 81, 49, 49, il4 200 2l5, 1872 100, n,
a. 81, ZOE, 1913 and %. The said lots will be sold
on q credit by equal instalmenis at one, two and
three years With interest from the day OF SALE the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for the
payment thereof. Deeds will DO made when the
purchase money is paid. Should the sale not be
completed on that day, it will be jouTned from
day TO day ill il 10 closed. n JACOB,
aug % Commissioner.
IN consequence Of my engagements in court, the
abuve sule rSnlinurd TO Friday, the l7'h day VI
This November. z. JACOB.
Nov 3, l943.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

fTyMERsON,S SPELLING BOOK
~ The New Nationai Spelling Book. By d
Emerson. late priDcipsl o. the AdaSos' Grsmmss
Scho.l, Boston. A large supply received and 60
.ssisby JOHN uASWELl. Union S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

me Chy
Lodge 100 psrsnns.
The STABLING is also abundant having room
sufieirni To aeensnmeda'e upwards ef so horses
This is The sniy Hcie in the place that well pro-
vided far The accommodation VI Horse Drovers.
Mover. NC
RATES OF CHARGES-Single Meal. IS cts
Lodging. I2i c's-snpper. L~lgins and Breakfast.
90 M '-D'a'd 'y 'n' Day 'Oe %, pet T I~
JOHN .. HAswELL,
bOOhSELLEh AMI SlAltONEh,
II
H.
- - - Z
- ssscz Sah4m |
- e - kElz=-yH*&E |
- - -
U
o''ei F" Heenng.
~ 40 J"sl received ir'm New York, b sion.
! IL aud Philadelphia. large supply Of Sc6o,I
large a..o,m.n, r. t,sps,; together with
offers To- The Public a, law nrc.s ~" ne
EXTRA FLOUR.
a rEW BsLS. FAMILY FLOUR mals oil
4 n "n,,s wheat, just received and for sale by
sept a. io4a IIRWIN
ALMANAC ron 1871
STEPHENSON AND HAswr s14' ..v. -,
published the FARMERS and MEETINGS..
.'ranE. Am. P,OG Of MnrIems,;es IN Miami H I'm,
vsniiy. Ohio. Copyright secured necUrding 10 I.vS
For sale in large or small Quantities.
: 2-1,., =. 10-S, argos
"A FFLES-25 Bbls Dried apples, and IS bbls
"A green, for sale by
= Il FORSYTH = CO.
;u., ,se's On ~ans;.a. pss.o up IaoaTes.
forecast hv D. rOpsvTs. = 80 -"
nav '- = . ~
DOwprp- am -. p..,., 1890,
~ p,-Sos ana
sren,, r., ,ha .,.D.S..,n,.,
| nov & Tu ropSvrt, a -
| - = ",
! DUFFALO RoBEs-IS hail., Mano,.;. RE.
- ," Robes. reed on consignment and for sale
~" os essA- fO2SYTH d co
nov
nov 6 "SI J9 s ToRs s0r rr,' ~
WE7INDoW CLASS -so N
w and 10 BY IL lew priced windoSv Ga
lnr sale by FORSYTH a Co
nov 6
- - ---------- - ------------
7 hH bDAES SCOICh iiEhhiNG
vony Jus, ISea oh" hr sale oy p
-" 80 ''' P~"
~ ROxrs WHITE sucAp
AZ -, - aDd a., - n.
go % + YoRKC. No 100 M.,ls,s,
" ''-' -.o -o1 "'a'~e' OF
DIBBONS.-FiowersG imps. dCe f,r Bonnei
msni Of Winter Ribbons and Flowers. also hair
iGimps. &e, at
oci2 sELBY's Fancy Emporium
,HOSIERY-Jus received direct from the
Imporiers.
English Black Coii"n HOSe Of every qualify war
ranied fast col"rsi
: Mohair do plain and ribbed;
Cashmere 10 plain aud ribbed;
Raw Silk and super do.
Sge'sef "'@ every variety LseSs w vssv '"'
. o"'" ,-,'o.- ~
lTLAsS MANUFACTURE -oOr GLASS
/" WORKS are now in operation. and We arc
81 sizes and Of the bs.r quality.
Oct 81 SYMMES & ROBEGTS
--- = -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

a BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Of Gimps
IN and Frmges both singlc and double very
cheap al (nov la MARSHES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

EF you wsnl 10 see pretty Ribbons, call very
u soon at (r'Ov I5) MARSHES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

a USr received, some more Of Ihem cheap
% Sha~ls. JB & X B MARSH.
nov Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16
NIHNaIlEEaEElI!MfEElMDp
BS LAST NIGHTS NAIL
J. q. ADAMS.


Befvre Dur IaPcrs reach our readers. the ven
erable ex.Prsdsm may have re1ehcd ous city. a.
NE wa. expected during the night or curly this morn
ing.
"A meeting was he'd yesterday nj the Court IIcre
nj which The Mayor. Col. Duly, presided. anu The
Following commiilee was appointed To receive him
and make arrangements ior hIs reception cream,
isianccs might wsrran'; viz. M Nels "a, } MrLnrt
A Woods. WIN Paxton. Thomas Hughes, RobesI
IIamlisn, VIM = Peterson. James Tanner. C,o Dal.
W, NJ c Cvaj. 4 wharh.n. aud n NJ JAmisoa.
The commiilee arranged To iise n National salute
commencing Us The bOai leaves in sight.
The c.mniIlse will wait upon the guest nj the
b'ai and e.cori him To the U ) Holei. where the
c'zens viii be Introduced; then proceed. shoad he
corsent, To the Methodist ChuIch, wherr he will be
addressed by Mr. NsIs,n. Esq. The hour. OF course.
rannoi now be named; but the signal. OF gun. aud
che ringing .f balls sl,Duhf-izAurd. will be sufi
cent. :
We learn rum the Pittsburgh CazclIc OF The 14ih,
that the following geniemcn sflai e,iy are spp,ni
ed a cOmnn'ec 10 meet AIS Adams al wheelms:-
L Bske~ell. john Anderson. Z w Slevens.w Eieh.
baum and C Dssoagh. ff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-16

DOCK KEEP1NG.-Ai the Request #
ID several gentlemen | have c. mmeneed q
schoo for Instruction the aud scieLce Of B"ok
Keeping by Double Entry. upon the most anpS0N ed
Italian melhnd. the LOuse occupied by Mr.
Edward Mccullough. No IS unUn ST. will
guarantee 10 nv pupils null Ano~ ledge VI tbs
theory and practice Of the above named art IN one
course of e ssons provided they give ProPer aten-
lion. Honrs Of instruction. from a m To II IN. fnjrn
? p To IN. and from 6 IN TO IN. daily
Pupik may attend At such hours a. may he mos'
convenient TO them. For terms and further part &C.
ulars apply at NJ 10 Union Street. where cor he
found within tho hours above specified.
nov 8 DAVID LEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11
Stave Of the Manufactures.

There has lately been an activity in the mar.
goods ,ass or cotton
have been made for the west and during the last
three quantity of domestic cottons which have
arrived here in the Stoningt0n steamers route to-
wards the Rocky Mountains has been quite large These
cottons go by the way of Wheeling and in day,
the east.
We see stated that of receipts at the west-at
Cincinnati and near there are by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad instead of by the way of New Orleans for
merly, by which great saving made in both time and
insurance. Goods are received by this in ten to f
teen days from Boston, while formerly they from
thirty to fifty days in reaching their destination by
the way of New Orleans
This, Of course, is effscng great revolution in the
geographical position Of the markets Many merchants
at the far west now 60 to Cincinnati and make their pur
chase instead of coming here at great expense of time
and money and goods through here for that place
without making this market any than temporary
deRSt find tho. tho nr;c.. aon,..,;, .o,,. Or.
and that there is but little prospect of advance taking
place present Our manufacturers with small stocks OF
the raw material on hand have not been affected by the
late fall in the price of cotton and enabled to lay
supplies at exceedingly low rates. This enables them
manufacture at less prices and to send their goods
the wide world In consequence of the Of our
cotons the exports to India and other foreign markets.
have considerably increased of late in ma
chinery too aided by the present tariff have enabled
our manufacturers to make wooens much cheaper than
the same qualities can be imported is said that in the
Mddlesex Mills in Lowell fine cloths and cassimeres
turned out at less prices than English cloths equal fine
ness can be sold fer 1t is also said arrangements
cts yard which will fully equal the imported article
selling at twelve cents And in addition to these fin or
and better cottons made the different mills than ever
before. Aarge brick factory has been erected in New
buryport, called James Mill, which far surpasses any
other cotton mill in this country in improvements
in the machinery. 1t is compact runs with great
nicely and driven by steam power. Neat iron cy lin
ders have taken the place of large wooden ones.
In exhibiting the present condition Of cotton and
wooen factories, it is only necessary give the returns
Of the Lowell Mills, published by their agents
ries Of years. They the manuasurers' thermometer
for the whole country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11

do White buoy on the West Hook the Holm marked Holm
Lows N Church Tower line with Lows.ost Light
Na sy w ysss YS NV WI Of yey in line with k1e
ssa's % sss so xs:'i Ba6y
ssst are observe that the td. the Stanford Chan
pas ed the Eastward ' VIC A'S"' ""'' 'e
NorsIThe above hearings are magnetic and the depths
j, HxaBrsr. Secretary.
$40 on North West Coast July had 100 bbls VIII
Mexico Smith, OF wespor off Porto R,co Feb with
A. Pernambgeo about I'd ulr Columbia, Edwards NIB. full
- Valhaa Thatcher, from New Orleans for Marelles Jan
Lag9da from Mansanila for New York, Feb "a. lat - lon
Foreign Ports.
l$ T% s ssses Aep.in s
S e Sc s New %na Yoh
1iH; dog 90 Colony Chase ,oT T,Isna Giraffe E
,hsw; do Ellen Perkins Gpstref do Robin Hood. Just
y Yo "a ID d; pM;s"si
Es S%p:as sas ESsSs ss
vd PSaT roc 70. New
"S I'm B.andywae for Philadelphia
LAYS Eooe Esng Tor do dsg; Sterling, Twinns from
'' w. '''' ., ~ Asen'' Mor'n' Nio'k'
Na B4fs Feb asass Frame. Louisa MOulten Cpba' Mar
7 lion ps,am 3d. Betsy C0omos Havana
sss. ss s~;; cAs.
Dunlap Case Port Prince Casto Blanchard Mobile; Sou
ssE: ,m Sy r seSn Wa'e crowe Oscar
SEw BsprosO NJ Oh i s@sid co,in,hi.p. NYorh
Lsy Richmond for SD Amazon an" and &sH
HYANNIs, March AR Mandarin Hinekley and NewYork
Phade pha and remain in port with Victor Bassett and
Hale. Bearse Boston for WORK Splendid CTowei and
PsovIprscr March SAT- Hanover Martin Mobile; vis
liant, Healh NYork; Amanda Osgood do; Aron Miller d.
BfHw ThS FeSns Ny.
PHLxDripHA, March oEAm HF M1rck Jones, Nyo,k
Msy Iodne Blew do do
ELIZABETH CRY NC March AR Engineer Whiting
MCe5 Mnnnn:ror March I'm port shin, cho0A, oou,.
(Fr) Condet for Havre ldg; Huron l Sbbison: Thets
Br) Vaughan; Thomas Cope Mercien Marathon, Brown
Bunting for Liyerpool ds Echo Tsl At.rson fnr Norb
q Europe idg; Grdner Brad,trsstwtg Allen Wilson for
Eius from 81 CTox; baraues Oympe ~, Bsapd and or
tune iFrj Lemare for Have de Yoksbr TBI, Foster.
Brothers BIZ Danel Woodstock (B Taber; Barlow (Bj
Liverpool g Lord PaImerston OBJ Rssv from do to up
dego repairs; Lsnarkhire (B) Carmichael to undergo re-.
Page Edrdge for Boston, dg; Ida Haett from o. waiting
bss Fortuna jDanh) Nelson for North Of Eurone ready
Ue, (swl do dg; Virginia Batter rers; Carleton jane
va Good Hope %ad H wv d Me-
Dimcn Robinson and Noses LoyesS o DO d;g ' a s
s,eIet Honh;ns rom AsI na @ o ~, S'ss M
Providence idg Arabian, Foster, fom N1eans wig; vii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-11
Foreign Markets

HAvANA Feb. 2O.-sugars, half brown half white "A
81; common white 10; sup do 10 4; brown com.
Saoi coffee 2; I'd quality, sac a.; Sd quality d
Am l6 2ea choice lot OF Am. yellow sold at 22c Ba
con, Am 10 ii; msckerel, So a SOAP yellow, 10
IL; lard Am l2s Ia; pork IL 10; Am. cheese IA TO-
beef IL; tallow, IL; candles, AN. 10 l6 Il sperm
80 334 vinegar, -; salt fish, 4a6; onions lunches
asa; -four, Philadelphia and Baltimore. 10 IA New
Orleans, l44.
Erchangs-lot IL per cent premium on London; 81
4 per cent premium New York.
Freighfs-Cowes and market not 10 the Baltic So a
sls; United States box sugar Slii hid do, Al, hh
molasses ST a 81.