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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-24

Henry Scotland Clarke. COMMENTARIES.
FAMILY BIBLES .yartou. liodue.a
POCKET DO do.
lNGLOFF BIBLES Large 4 Pocket editions.
TFSFANFNIS Large and Poke. edflfan,:
lINNN ROCKS. Presbyterian. Methodist Il Baptisi
SELECT MELODIES.
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS lvarons bindings
WArSON'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY.
Do THEOI OGlCM INSTITUTES.
BUNNAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS.
Do HOLY WAR:
BURpER'S VILLAGE SERMONS;
MASON'S SELL KNOWLEDGE;
JAYS FAMILY PRAYERS:
WlIBERFORCE'S FAMILY PRAYERS:
NOVUM TESPANlENTUM. Gr,ec nm and icon
LENiPRIERE'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY:
ANFHON'S Cgssr, Horace, Cicero. Sallusl Nlfa +
Greek Render Latin Lessons. GREEK GRAM.
MAR and CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
United States DlSPENSATORY. d. Wood 4 Baehe
"copper" SURGICAL DICTIONARY;
IIoppet'- MEDICAL do.
Panross WISThR'S ANATOMY;
LISTENS PRACTICAL SURGERY.
ARNSrRONG'S PRACTICE,
EBERLES PRACTICE.
EBFRLE's THERAPEUTICS.
EBERLE on CHlLDREN,
MElG'S MIDWIFERY;
DEVICES do;
DEVICES ON CHILDREN;
DEVICE ON FEMALES:
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE
COMSTOCK'S PHILOSOPHY.
COMSTOCK'S CHEMISTRY.
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DAVIES ARITHMETIC.
DAVIES ALGERIA.
HISTORIC SACRJ
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And swift as lightning the enraaged minority
gave ou, that Ross had instigated the murder
and as punishment of this obstinate ma
iority (as they were looked upon al "ashing
ion, who had given go much trouble IN refusing
70 recognize the New Eucho,a fraud, and TO sus
tain tke friends of that infamous compact, the
authorities at Washington caught the imputa-
,;on clsssed Ross with murderers, and refused
n receive him or the delegation that accompa
Mod him 10 Washington, though sent by nearly
the whole nation. upon matters of high import
pc well IN the United States as themselves. thus
Dining the implication in the red dye Of their
own wrath, and thereby jeoparding the life,
among both Whites and Indians, Of as innocent
and upright and good man rs could be found
in any Of the Departments at Washington, Oh
ont of them and one better qualified than any
other to advance the interests the prosperity and
happiness of the Cherokee people. have not
u,nc at present. to go farther in this discussion.
| advise farther peaceful endurance, by Ross
and the great body of the natien of all these
wronps. One wear more and all VIII be put T1ght.
Henry Clay will be the father Of this distracted
peopc : when all these things will be adjusted,
and the Chcrokees. and others of The lndinn
Tribes will all have Justice done them, and be
made harmonious and prosperous and happy.
Such is my ardent hope, as 1t is also my hiih
belief. A-lAiLA- l oLoNAhA'
VIII the able Editor of the Courier & Enquirer, who
chi have no but justice be KIND ensueh 10 copy
tho Grego,ng into ms paper lie has ongsd MI Koss and
no iron, bodv of the Cherokee naton without intending II
nm No one am convinced has keane sense OF night
an has the Ed,o, Of the Courier and he among the last
ho would wrong any people much less stricken down race
bo are seeking under wise Constitution and lu laws ahd
;lnre ff nm honest and able but taduced Chief l" al
nce Themselves in the arts in civilization and religion
~ A. T. L.
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BEAUTIFUL CRATE APRONS.

J'iE largest assortment, ard most elegant paiterns Of Crate
Il Apron>-iosehe with D'apery for Looking Glasses and
Picture lrane>-inay be found At
n22 H. * ;. RAINORS bookstore. IS Bowery.
WROUGHT IRON STEAM PIPES, &c.-Thes ul.
w Scribcr prepared In supply Manufacturer
Engineers and Others with Wrought ana East Iron Sea
Winter and Gas Pipes any quantity. The Wrought Iron
lengths Of from inches IL Il eeiru; together with
and capable OF sustaining o from S TO lU0u lbs
the square inch. The Cast Iron Pipe uniform lengths,
and asu joined by steam shi Also, always hand
Brass and lion Cocks, Val YES Elbows, Bends. Springs, Tees.
Couplings, Reducing Sockets Steam Gnuges. StcamGuase
Pipes Pumps, Expansion Tubes, and almost every thing
used for Water, Steam and Gus
WALWORTH & MASON
ny23 In. No. II Patt-sireei ~ York.
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PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,

PREPARATORY BOARDING SjtOOL.
ENGLISH And CLASSICAL. At MiDDLElOWN. CT.
FANUlS INSTITUTION established more than eight
years by the prcsen. Principal who continues To b,ow
unremtng To render fully worthy OF public confidence
Students thoroughly prepared Tor College for busi
ness They received lnto the family OF the Principal md
form oft Ii believed that the personal attention. kind
intercourse and comforts of home secured them
higher degree than usual in similar institutions
The Lncaon OF the most beautiful ind healthy the
lads always accompanied BY careful When
parents desire
Tho sessions commence May 18th und November 18th.
each preceded by vacation OF weeks The charge S SU
per session. which includes all school expenses except Books.
Muse. and Modern Language Circulars continuing minute
information may lie had NJ a Market St and of r. Sill How
ard House, Broadway. ID. II. CHASE a Nj. Principal
mnI yu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

VOCAL MUSIC AND EVOLUTIONARY SCIENCE
Mr. +. II. NASH lately associated with Prof. BRONSON
would respectfully INTERN those deSirus u developing and cu
tvanc Their Voices for Singing and Speaking effective
without causing hoarsenes exhaustion. that he has
established hnseliat No. 81 Forsyth street, the City OF New
York indiridNdS ard Small GdSSCs
bic terms. lie will also instruct GLEE CLUBS aud CHnIRs,
and give Pirate Instruction all parts OF the city Forpnr
mY2l In
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "a.

Cleared,
s7Sps Courier Wolf Rio De Ianeo "A foster Sons John
CrTnnllng Thsva- Savannah Tayo! Merrill Queen &c
torn Randall Randall. NOrieans. l)unham Dtnon
Bark Condor Ward. ~ Crolx. Alsop Chauncey.e -,
f,rigs Harmonic (S. Schae Enore and sisn Schln a'
& BsicseD Joseph Lorng. Portland Ce'H amp: no
IIons feorre;nwn Badger Peck: Sheorer. Keller PhIl
ldelphra. n -. ,,..i r,L,
WiIm;nrton. Sesmih & Walsh j Cooley & Co. Eldfdre.
Boston.
SIoop Mediator Spencer, Hartford.
Arrived.
snip Orleans Sears, 10 ds from NoFean'' cotton to VIM
Bark cars.a Melcher . d. I'm NoEeans, pork lard &c to
master. =, =, >-,-
and tobacco bound to Gsraar put IN here fo
schr E len Perkins Fns!ey Is days from si'a hemp to
4 Pattrulo. g., &
Crosby. w. -.
10 Atwner e. NumOrt Left bnrk John w Cater, GreelIaw
for Porto Rico day; bss Sally Ann stewart 9i hit-
more Mara l. Hill Hill. drg: BuHh Of Portland. 90; schr'
Stsr Thomas OF Bath William Bridges OF Marblehead. dsg:
Nonperel, Of PlnlndepLa. waiting,
Sclr D=la, Holmes Thomaston. lime
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WnnIerS. &c.

Arr at Sppcan I'D Inst. bark Drymo, Hammond. Pacific
Nayigato Island, ob ship Tobacco Plant sAonei Fl
shore barn nnius Church New Bedford months out. ~
sn May It, brig so.on DusreI, d tn sippcan,alI well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24
Passengers Arrived.
No 40 WILLIAM-STREET, \

In he sear Ellen Perkins, from S,sa-E : rs,fHio'o'
NeysYork. Cane NJ Lopes and y Bono q pca az N
In he sAtp Orleans. sT s1rs-N. 1--we VIZ
snd.r.on and child Nj Mnckey md servant NUS chh''
Mis- Parh and servant, Mr. Bach Mss Caldwell NJ boue.e,
Capt May and lady. Mr. lie Befre Nh Sezeat and - y! LIE
- rcu,-L~-I
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Arrived.
Sailed.
Ship Courier. Rio de JaneIro.


Spoken. &c.
May g. Il. long 30 ch. CREATOR from Mobile for
Nav i3 la, o o. long 80 Is ship Mina of Portsmouth, I'm
MAY f. ia, g s. long 70 40 exchanged signals wi'l 'ehf
Teazer. ,,-,-., e..
Norfolk Tor Berbca.
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LAnY.S Rnnk FOE June.

THE June Number oft;odey ladys Book i fecen ed
also t,rnhnmS Magazine iur June, containing elegant
En-rnyinrs Fashion Plates Music Terms - per an
the numbers delivered any par OF tins city OF sent by mall
10 ANY part OF the country. ,,.l, =, n -
mll III. Il :. KAY Ntk, 10 BpHeiF-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

TN PURSUANCE. OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of The County OF York Notice here By gissu lahl
PERSONS having CLAIMS George Evans. le0 the Cir
OF New Work. teacher. deceased. present the Z.
vouchers thereof the subscriber nj the reSIdenc, Of E
U.rl.I No ~ Houston the tIty Of NewiOtl
b-ioIe the sixth day of July neNt--D,:.i NrwYos IA
fourth day Of January, 1874. LUCY ;. EVANS
I,vG,nr AtmnIa.tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

ra'AVERN AND EXCISE LICENSE Notice 10 ereu
person vending, deang az retailing Strong spriu-
oIs Liquors IN the City oil New York.
All persons who shall sell dcni Strong Spninou "
guor, leNcept Importers DuerS, selling any liquor
ported distilled by them, quantities above hye gsaci
without having first obtained License for such purpos a
the Mayor, and the respective Aldermen and AS,anr Of u
Wards which they seventy RESIDE sbiec, BY Law, ~
each offence, 10 the penalty Of s2 and Retenb
the nddiio punishment by indictment, OF line and ngo
sonment Tavern md Excise Licenses will therefore he cln!
ut the Mayors Office CITY Hail. between the hours OF 70 I'D
2n'cOck. the ni. rbe OMs. iD each rsspett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

IN CHANCERY. 9Th Circuit.1he President, Directors ~
Company o the Onon,.aga County Bank The Bsntd
Buffalo In pursuance of nm Orlef of the tour; OF Chsho
dated the 9Th day of April. 1871 !. hereby given ui
the subscriber ns been duly appointed receiver 81 the poS
and effects Ofts sud- The Bank oi Buffalo That Ly ,ai e.
der ani order OF Felrary n 1873. referred TO !lra
Crocker Esq. nf,he city of Buffalo, m tho COany u h,
amongst other things 10 take and Of all "a
demands Ufnny description agnln. tne said Bank Of Buia
and to enable the sad aar 20 nike and state such
and for the general purpose contemplated y the statute Al
the creditors o.tho md Bank o Buffalo required h
b their accounts claims aud demands against the said Bank
of Buffalo to the SAID james Crncke Esq. the Master hatrg
said reference chuIge. ms office the Buffalo, ~
the fifteenth day 81 August next, md become pntrs Tim
sa default thereof they will be precude rom oil 10
neii al the decree which shall he made tins suit ard ron
any distribution which shull lie made under such decree.
IRA 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver of the Bank OF BufaA
JAMES CROCkER. Late Muster III Chunccyy.
BuInlo ApnI 9Th 1874 aplSin
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Nrw-BEnsoRp oII.-M,E XET- For Inc week ending Ma
~, lSit lNmALEIhe sales OF Crude so bbl, %
per gallon. Zoo do Be, loo do Sc, and 80 do
ec,ed 3,tsc, making 500 bbs SpERMA small transat
ton of 20 bbs at 9lc. WHlLERoNE-5tt0 lbs. North We
Coast sold at Sc per H. lShppn. List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an order ci the Suroscs
ofth- County of NGw-Yok Notice is hcreby g',a al
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against homls W AID, late oi ME
AK " j. GENTLEMAN, deceased. present the W.T. he
vouchers thereof The subscriber his Office, No 9Csts
street. IN the City oi New YORK, before the tw..E
second day of July nex,-Da.ed New-l"rk, lsh day Il
January 1911 y. DEAN,
i,il lan6m. Nitnin.stIarnr. with The " ID ann.I-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

NOTICE. or ATTACHMENT By Order a
~ rrancs Il. Rugsles Judge of Chautluluc ceuaiy
Courts Of the decpr ct Counsellor NJ Law ~ the sz,
Court nu:icr hereby pursuant 10 IN. proTorI
the statute anthonsus attachments against absorbing coz
cealr aud resident debtors that aitchmrn, hu sa4
Thomas Mehary and Milton Ko.rieht resident t,Acn
residing Erie. Pennsyvlna. ard tha the same viii be i
for the payment of their debts, unless they appe and A
chare such attachment according - law within moc,
from the first publication of this notice; and that The payn1
of suy debt aud the delivery OF my property brOa,irso
.md the rrans,e. of any property by Them for ,nY pu,
whlryrr .e forbidden by law and void. Dated he M
g. TICKER, Attorney for Attaching Crcdia,
an,n law I,n FTeIoua y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-24

ROLLER lRON-The subscriber, are prepared 10 furnish
- Boiler Iron OF first quality and warranted OF any cnen.
sos ako Iron suitable for Locomotives and Errsons Pro
pelers made ut Laurel Iron Works. Chester Co Pa
MIL MURDOCH. LEACrlT a co q West,
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RECEIVER Of The IommefrnI HhI1 o. i'IIAIVs
Buffalo. May 10. 1871 MI -awtlee

pEAIrTTFTrL COT NTRN RESIDENCE IT AUt-
ID TfON previously Disposed o ut private 'nie iit
subscriber will offer public auction. SATURDAY. tie Isl d
al June next the premises the place lately 1cGpied "
himse Mt NGrwak Fa rteld County Connecticut The h9iye
OF stories with basement. modern built well finished
buildings are nearly new and well arranged The grounds
comprise one mere and half IN the highest nte OF
T n, md ornamental trees and rren, variety Of shrubbery
The garden enclosed by OF the most beautiful hawthorn
hedges in tbs country Nopaas or expense ayf oCe spare"
Norwalk three hours sail from this city ma i5r TIE
bnuv scenery the >uhty o It's and the excellence
OF is schools. unsurpassed By the const The
fine Cotnn leaves CITY tor Norwnk every afternoon
n; . o'clock, returning O'Clock the next morning.
Aso-Fur sale the tim. gnt pnce twenty spacious
building Lots elcihy md beautifully situated "bnh
one hInred rods from NorwnS brJ The condtou OF the
above sale will be made favorable ns ans purchaser can
wish For further j;tiicguT, apply I" the Suircr:uer
men Gft IlNtl. II. MEkN u. IL " hlet >ltttl,
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Brighton Cattle Market. May go.

Reported for the Boston DAILY Advertiser and Parot.l
81 market 40 Beef Cattle 10 pans working Oxen l3o Sheep
and ltiu Swine > Reel Cattle driven TO Providence
- Reef Cattle and $40 Swine unsold.
PRicrs-Besf CGiiie-Prces have declined and we reduce
quotations. small number oieNtrn quail
iy s. s. 3: second quality 81 81 81 70; third quality
So 10 81 y.
UorSfas- 0rcH-No sales noticed.
Sheep-Sold from 50 20 10 81 20.
Sone-Lo pedde scents for Sows and cts iof Bar
rows large Rarows Al Sc Sows ihsc AT retail from So
cents
Correspondence of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
CLEVELAND. May is, ls4i.
Notwithstanding the steady decline the prices OF Bread
as IN the Eastern markets this week has beer active
with the trade al corresponding reductions The by
the Ono Canal from the lt the l6h inclusive double
the quantity IN Wheat and small increase IN Flour The
figures
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- .x. NEW.YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
II COMPANY.-StI INNER ARRANGEMENTS.
-. -On and after May Isl, lSii. the Cars will run NJ

On Sundays. II the weather line. the Cars viii every
hour from Cy Iin "a Harlem and Williams Bridge.
The City Hall aud 9Th Line yl every minutes
through the ,lny. from ~ A. VI. 10 "a VI.
The Extra \ ghi Line vii leaye 9th ;6 City Hall, AT
%. 90 TO- 10 80 H. II 80 Leave CITY Hall for 9th street.
ut g. 9 ~. 10. 10 81 II. IL ~, L.
BY order of the BOHd.
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ABljAH MORGAN. tonD'
White pI1Ins Iay 10 1854 ml3 "
I'm cnrRcm TELLS AID TOWN cLocss-

se41a CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CiOtKs-.
81 Z The .uh,crlber, who a~nrIed D25Ssis
the Ne.v- ork State Fur Of 1872 md ~. lofE
80 best toned Church Bell and ul.n Silver NeiI y
the best Bell and Diploma of Town C1cck. .ir
btsd at the ia % the tmeucnn Institute Ocobsf =
now prepared nj ms Found,y 81 West Troy New Yofs, I
nsh Bell OF from ~ Ia 1900 b. made of tie best maeras -
wnrnn,ed Ia stand md tone p-nse-iastsns 10 uen !.
proved is Iron oses with hDyehble hrms. The nceSj
demand iof hs Be Is the tr; evidence TINT te g'e
rr eXce!cEre orfc haye been received from TIE tan,S
and almost ali the State and about 80 have been iunse
different places ~ the State Of New York from bis fGH
Town Clocks. Leveng aud Surveying Instruments CS'o
npis i;m w. CO. aNnRr;v MENEELY
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nc Persons now holding Licenses requested to pst5s
nppiy within, e time n, oboyn In my1J The ,s,sies Of ia
Law. by orde:, Monsoon CLARKE. fipt MsrSl
New-fofk, mayor. Office, Nay 9TH. lS.II. myil u
I'o, CONTRACrpRS.-pgfu to Il Resolution Oh Z.
4 Bonfd Of supervisor, o. the County of Nsstrhef "
subscribers will receive proposals for Removing The toa1
Il0u.e NJ Nh!.e PIuns, - eet from the place where ~.
stands, rnIsng and building stone basement under ne bs
tor PRISON, and making all necessary repairs ,efetr c.
Proposals Will he reCelye jointly soIamtey tor the sN
Work. the Carpenter Work. and the Iron WOfs.
The plans and specifications the work eitht e""
of Robert Palmer White Films where they can be eri
med.
Al proposals for any pnr Of hs work mus: he eaIs -
sent with forwarded TO- Robert PA mer or before asS
day of June next
Contractors M this work Will 10 required give 'l;'faon
security for the faithful perionnance of their contract
ROBERT PALMER, Bo''l.s
Able An MORGAN toTlt
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SHEPARD
HAS SOMETHING NEW!
HE'LL UH.1T IS TT?
IL [ = I'll l. c L = L ON L /. y

~ beautiful article. the card having Jorr different
ies Of the CrOi0R 79usduc md SAID 10 he the best Pen eve
BY JosErH elliott And the benuiy Of the thing
IT. sold very cheap, at ID Broadway opposite Jonst NJ
CHEAP PUBLICATlONS-Al the Cheap Publications
y received as soon published Also the Monthly Penoil-
Gals VIZ Ladys Book Grahnms Magazine. Ladies C0mpan-
lon Columbian Magazine Ladies National 791essn -
Weekly New Mirror and Rover, with the beauul new ell
ton of Shakespeare. up 10 the 9TH M:
For sale ut II. * :. RAFNOR'S Book Store.
Iu13 70 RoSery.
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CHEAP Eos CASH.

t. l. " Ihi Lax,
so. 10 CEDAR. ONE DOOR FROM SASSAu->rRxrr.
A. n pd Tecs from lqcl n great Ss5e OF BplS j
Bonnet Rn,hes, Ribbons. Linen Cnmbrc Handks Tlread
and Cotton EdgnGs, Glmpun ace, Hosiery, Gloves Lace
Wells. &c all of winch will be sold NJ great bargains. Is
MINERAL WATER S.-The undersigned having teeiap.
w pointed the Aeen, 10! the e OF the celebrated Mineral
s,an;y hand full supply Of ,hcc highly valuable waters
put ~ with the greatest pSSSne care ana efeea fresh from
so well established. ant their efficacy university acknow
to puhs ahy inc more than hat the public wit aways BE-
supplied with the genuine article By applying To the under
fully mys sESn Agent in Es FL R srkI N:sYo
DIAPER MILL FOR SALE.-Wi he sold a, public nuc
the twelfth day OF June next a, clock F. M on the premise
extensive paper manuactory three good dwelling houses
erected few SINCE by the Weed Paper Mills Co, and
Of the late Moses Ely. deceased
miles from the oursng village Il Vested two mic, from
HanPden and New Haven canal and two miles ion
New York at al al the year The mil has tour en-,
gnes. apd the machinery OF modern styc The terms wa be
arsh 'q ErGESE Ely Fulton f s,isf New
BOISE Or & + LE0NARb Esq Westtied : Was is",; or
c9ET I,S ". FIELD No. Bdrl'assliD NsWYcfE. .
HOSE FOR THE CEUTON WATER.-The subscriber
selling nj a reduced! prce superior article OF India
kuhtei Hose liti ana covered WIN shet' hGp pit war
together IN different manner and beng covered dee not
rot. Couplings attached without charge.
For sale nj IA Maiden Lase and 81 Broadway. 10y
milo I'm {. l.. ROSS.
r AGS-The highest market prices vii be paid cash for
shi Il sn KINDS Oh nag G9RGs w. FIELD No Burning sip
SOLAR LAMPS-oi various, patterns. manufactured and
DIET. BROTHERS & co.
No IL John 81. New York. and
III nm Hicks Il. Brooklyn.
SHONElS & SPADES-;00 dozen. low Of ICED article
~ Tor saleby MURDOCH. LEAVIlr x co,
tnL y West street.
1000 "a EARS I KID SLIPPERS and TIES. at s. and
By SMITH & HARTsHORNE, l7O Ful,oii-street
ms Brooklyn.
AGS.-WhIte and colored old sails; do country mi.t
III wanted for cash any quantity by '
apl3 GAUNT * DER fCKSON i59 Soutbxt
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DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND, &c-Per-
about renting money TO their friends Old
80 Country can be supplied with drafts sums oi II
H. I3 81 60 Ed. ED. any amount. payable demand
wh0u; discount any other charge. the SHonal Bank
r.and. Provincial Bank do. MesH james lul, SON & Co.
Rank Liverpool Eastern Bank Of Scotland Greenoch iiank
i's Company, Sir William FORBES Hunter a. Co. Scotland
nd the branches every post town throughout England Ire
md Scotland and Wales which Drafts will be iora nIed by
me Packet Of litf l6. 2lst 9th. the Royal Mail
steaIer which leaves Boston the 1t OF June on appca
ton 10 w & J. 7. TAPSCOT'T
At their General Passage Office. 20 Souths corner Maiden
lane
N. IA letter. from the country mus, paid
MANILA CORDAG ESQ coils Manila Cordase all 81.
lFl for sale BY Y. ROBERTS Liz Wes,-stree u6
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The advces oi sGc large Quantities being the
Ohio Canal the Lakes nnd the Enc Canal may naturally be
expected keep the New urk and other Eastern markets al
their preSen, oppressed ooin II docs them lower
and Western dealers should IN their purchases lock for dull
markets until there the heavy mi. which Il
setting upon them What etYet this rapd decline price
WI have upon Inc farmers ho1ihg large stocks question
Gcacy has induce Them 10 market the s,,
the warehouses.
Here Wheat has fallen within The pas; sch, days from Sc
III sales oil inferior samples the PRINCIPAL
rrcfases beng for the Oswego mills The arrival of large
eet induced considerable competition and. storage could
saved the sellers got all the advantage oil these circuan
their favor The vessels provided for, nearly
and ught the market will next week recede
as SIC. $500
The operations Flour have been very limited, and
aerhoe Icrtion oil them Canadian Various
"os nsxs attached 10 the sales but they have Melted to the
s - ~ iar The most approved brands not ranking tan
81 me efforts are strong bring the price down So 49, ard
dn ai ' pee would be extensive There nothing Of Interest
be had al ST. without buyers There las anxiety sbou Corn
and former prices are hardly oL,anable
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Public Stock Exchange. May 81.

Sales of Real Estate at auction, May 80.
BIZ .7nfhOnv j. Blocker a. Co.
Lot on Living street. Chno-street, Brooklyn
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