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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08

a..ss co2ehs, SRttng Of blond Bronchitis
- 5usHhV af Hre1tbng. Asthma. Pam IN 'ht
>dr .feost and ca,st. wh9apiog couch. GROUP,
an, III seas"s fiba Id,~r and the tunas.
NC are Ike liable - dIseaee-and death Is
md 1I1hnueb The Ieifer c1nfot be averfcd. sui
the l'rmer faay, by tla power eli medicine, be
5,r.to"3ed or rendered Is pantul - the afflicted
lhffr Is one dl9easc. however - lch $50 ms for
az 10 have dcded be power Of the heaIMs ort
the harmed iacaliy nave m vaIn aifs mafei 10
arrest lis taia progress, by the application of
remedies wabrn tber reach or known 90 fHcr
pr7eufa-hf Fasrat'joa has des'od fhc'r
nn1ted SKILL l. hrs stalled forth with mnnnity,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

Hat Wreaths. A large assortment of Hosiery
very cheap. Cotton caps. Coat and Vest Cord.
Green harage. white and cold sewing COTTON and
patent thread. Ves and coat Buttons bone
Islets, haot 6 and eves bonnet canr and combs.
500 PIECES OF PRINTS.
Fig'd drilling, blue drilling, brown Holl and,
brown linen grass do. brown linen drills, check
Canton Flannel. black Velveleen brown sat
teens, coat glngham, Russia Sheeung. Irish
Linen, scarlet and white Flannel striped cot
tona de, York denums, canvass and naddlng
las and parasols 4 very superior article Of
Florence braid bonnets, new style English straw
do.
Mems and Boys LsRdorn Hats. Also a
larneiot ofPoIm Leaf Hats Ne which we arc
determined to sell yerv cheap for cash. We
resnerffnIlv invite the citizens of Wheeling and
vicinity to call and see our stock before purcha.
singesewhere. Il x IL Il hARoH.
mar 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08
Ypw cooDS. NEW GOODS

ItREER & NOTE have just completed their
Il EoN nuIehnses in The East. and have already
teceived portion Of their new seasonable Goods,
IN winch they call The snenton OF the public
Further particulars IN few dayf. aug %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08

Nw ACHINE CARDS--Tho subscriber has
VI Just received full supply of Machine
Cards from the factory OF John II liaskill' Baltimore.
The already we'll established credit Of these cards
ovor any other sold in the wes, is that he leather
Is tanned expressly Tor Tho purpose. The wire Is
also guod good assortment may be depended
on Throughout the season sufficient 10 supply any
demand ,sp - MEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08
PAINTING.

w CRIMSON x HUI l.. HOUSE, SIGN AND
IA YAMENfAL PAINTERS, No l25 West
side Main ST, are always prepared with the best
wokmen and material to execute all orders IN their
lin, in the hest style and at tho lowesl rates.
Every description Of SIGN PAINTING OR GIL
DING done m The best manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08
ALMANAC FOR 1915

lust published hc Farmers and Mechanics
- Almanac for 19ij, calculated by John Arm
strong Of Miami Uaiyersb sold Wholesale and }S-
tail. Country Merchants will do well 10 call and
purchase Of the sul scrber as ! can soil cheaper
than any person IN the city. w hOnb.
q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08

LATEST OUT.
E<ENSENEY q RHODES have this morning o.
p pened fresh sork Of NEW GOODS, compri-
sing general assortment Of Staple and Fancy arh
ces 10 which they ask the attention Of the public
iune "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-08

ENuE SUBSCRIBERS have m hand vs1v
excellent assortment Of B8IZARINES and
LAWNS. Jun % b " r B MARSH
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{ O2asglaaaapGf a2HR.

r DUNcAN's KXpEcAVrroR BFME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

The amount OF the current expenses of the Bank
and all the branches is S9Os3l The amount due the 10th
sections within the State which has been paid into the
State Bank and branches which the banks by the ex
sng laws are paying interest of eight per cent is
$685. 4o The amount paid since the adjournment of the
Legislature is $l6l, 252
The chaos in which the whole banking system of Ala.
bama exists, will require years to improve. II is
mass of movements that had head and il will be
difficult to find tail The whole conceived in gno-
rance and carried out careless of results The people
that State have been taught by dear experience few
the beauties Of banking If there such thing learn
ing by experience among the Commercial classes they
have had lessons enough to knock wisdom through
the thickest skulls The and thorough the
publication the longer the continuance of healthy state
and as out of evil there is often good produced is en-
couragng to look to the past and then to the future
bill has been introduced into the Legislature of India
ma to raise the tolls the canal 80 per The tolls
receivable in State scrip which is far below par and
an increased demand for this paper would be created by
additional tolls and raise its value II also proposed
open for navigation fifty miles Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal west of Lafayette The already provided
The receipts last year from the canals about$5O OO
and the contemplated improvement is estimated would
increase the amount to $4,000. Indiana would then
have 300 miles Of canal the of which would be
annually growing. This canal would the waters
Of Lake Erie and the Ohio river, and pass through the
most thriving business part of the State.
The message Of Gov Mouon to the Legislature Of Lou.
takes the true stand regards the liquidation of the
State debt He recommends the sale of all the property in
which the State is interested applying the proceeds to
the reduction ofthe public Indebtedness sug
gests the policy of selling the New Orleans and Nashville
Railroad the Port Hudson and Clinton Railroad the Next
can Gulf Railway Barr.taria and Lafouche Canal the
New Orleans Draining Company, the five hundred thou.
sand ofand in fact everything in which the
interested and the payment received in the direct lab
ties of the State Regarding the banks his Excelency
recommends they be restrained from issuing of less
denomination than twenty dollars There ten mil
lions of specie in New Orleans amount greater than
the whole circulation of the banks in the most inflated
state of the paper currency The banks all operating
strictly within the law. The bank law has proved bene-
fetal to both the banks and the stockholders The banks
which have gone into liquidation will in the course Of
time realize all their assets and exngush all their liza
bilites The Governor earnestly calls upon the Legis-
lature to make the public debt their most anxio So
citude and provide to meet the annual interest
fully and punctuay.
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state OF Trade.

Corrosive learn from the New Orleans papers, that
the agent of Rothschds in that city has received orders
to purchase all the cotton in the market. Operat ors
should hesitate about placing confidence in this report
itooks great deal like speculative move to influence
prices.
At New Orleans on the 4th, the market was dull The
sales reported at $500 bales for French account little if
any, variation from the prices current before the Euro
pean accounts were received II said that low and
middling qualities could be bought on easier terms but
that fair and above without change Quotations
Liverpool classification ruled for inferior 7a71c ord
nary Sasf middlng sia9c middlng fair 9ta9lc fair lOc
good fair l01alc good and fine II Ial3c.
AT Mobile on the 5h, there fair demand but ho
ders are stiff ut rates which buyers think too high. The
sales reached 1900 bales.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Flour and wheat appear to be in
good demand In consequence Of little speculative feel
ing Genesee -four is firm at 81 rs; Ohio 81 75aS4 S7i
Richmond County 81 S7I, and Brandywine So No.
Wheat commands 95 lO2 cents; oats s7l; corn a6 AZ
cents
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MONEY MARKET.


| Stocks are going down hill again. Long Island de
cned per cent; Mohawk. d Harlem, !; stonngton, Il
Patterson q; Ohio 6 Kentucky, d Illinois, Ii Penn
sylvania SIS 2; North American Trust Co. /, Farmers
Loan Ii Canton, This includes all the descriptions of
fered. Norwich Worcester firm at yesterdays
quotations The operations the boards very mode
rate The feversh state of the stock market this
ment be mainly attributed to the OF the
banks Within few days several heavy specie opera
tons have been made between many of the Wall street
banks, which has caused curalment of loans and the
calling in of large amounts ahoat So they
perfected the operations which have connection with
their quarterly report the amount drawn will again be
thrown into the market and the usual effect follow.
In our columns will be found the Warehousing bill,
forwarded to Washington by the Chamber of Commerce
ofthis city The perfection of system OF this nature
would be Of the greatest benefit to the importers in every
port in the country, and equalize imports to grea'
extent
The Bank of wilmington, Del. has declared semi
annual dividend ofthree per cent
The City, and the Monroe Bank of Rochester have de-
cared semiannusl dividends of three per each.
The Southern railroads yearly improving IN value
and profits The western road running through Georgia
has lately been subject Of great trouble and anxiety to
that State and proposals for disposal have been made
s Hsft & Pas. s mails NJ Sa SIS 81 s5.s5 p
e Pas, 81; mails n By Is, SIS; nss
Nearly all the sources of receipts have doubled within
the which fact should satisfy the expectations of
any company. There no internal improvements SO
dependent on the prosperity Of the whole Union rail
roads and canals description of property exists the
value OF which is rapidly advancnga all the works of
between different sections Of the country
As the population increases and wealth accumulaes the
of both passengers and freight becomes
greater while the expenses Of carrying constantly
decreasing OurwOrks ofnternal although
built at an immense expense will in few years pay the
Of the States owning them Judging from the
past the future will produce greater from these
sources then at present appears probable.
STATE THE BRANCH OF THE BANK OF ALABAMA AT
MOBILE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan PIP. nj.
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR
beg leave to call your attention to subject OF
great Importance to the pnblc generally, and espe-
cially to the city and State of New York ] mean
the establishment of a Branch Mint in the city of
New York. Notwithstanding New York Is the
great commercial and financial emporium of the
United States, yet it is most extraordinary fact
that IL has no mint.
A movement, however, is already made upon the
subject The Hon. PADDOCK PRATT, from New
York, has this day given notice In the House that
he would tomorrow, or on some future day, intro
duce bill to establish branch mint in the city
of New Iork, where, he says, :" II should original
ly have been. There Is more specie imported into
the city OF New York than in any other city of the
Union, and fifteen Certainly over fourteen) to one
more than in the city of Philadelphia. Where.
ever is the most commerce, there should be the
coinage"
Mr. PRATT also gave notice of another mpor-
tant measure which he is about to Introduce, to
witt ga bill to alter the present naturalization
laws; for Judges OF County and District Courts to
grant certificates of naturalization by filing cert-
icate in the County Clerks Office"
/ notice to-day the arrival of Capt. Thompson
GAbraham, think, at all events, he is master
builder, and one Of the managers OF the American
Instituted He has come to Washington for the
purpose of procuring the removal of the principal
Post Office from the Park Tin New York;
Branch, not in Wall street, but in the Park.
mention IT for the purpose OF calling the attention
OF New York citizens to the subject, and that those
who feel interested, either way, may be at once
prepared to meet the question. 1t deserves prompt
attention. l think the matter does not come with
in the action of Congress, but is question merely
for the Postmaster Generals decision.
Yours, &c. ). Is.
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Liabilities.
S8.6t2.g50
$8,642 85I

The above reports present very unfavorable condition
The suspended debt may be set down about
The availability Of this amount depends upon the
adopted roo4u. The whole affairs of this branch are in
the most admirable confusion They present of
matter almost impossible to unrave The books of this
bank have been conducted without method the least
claim to correctness The demands placed in suit have
been distributed over the entire country without record
as to their in whose hands they pa
ced Lawyers. sheris, courts agents and individuals
have in their possession the assets of the bank for which
they make no report of progress return of value
ceived The ultimate settlement of the business of this
branch is far in the perspective and the value of its
is daily deprecating.
The remainder Of the branches of the State Bank
reported to be in better condition. and that their affairs
can be brought to more speedy close.
The specie and specie funds received from the banks put
in liquidation by the State Bank amount to 1924
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

From ths Lower Bay, ship Montreal. London.
Mise eIianeous Record
tBansuf sAs,sr before mentioned Merrill, lost
ACCIDENT AT SsA-Mr Moore second mate Of brig Cayu
ga from New York r this port when two day, il from
Rep. Jan. ..
bearing NV By lsO miIs;-6y Lu1oa. At This port
Athens, Of Portsmouth bound West, Jan l. lat &cby
Jacob Penue Legh,u for New York. Dec 49, lat 81, Ion 80
souteruer Mobile Providence date lat 80 Ion co So
Nance Nieho ApaIachieola for Boston, Jan l. off Care
CASTOR EIdrdse Niork for New Orleans, Jan l. lat 81 81
Republic of Mystic NYork for Apalachcoa Jan s. lat
Hyuaspe of Portsmouth. standing NE, Jana.
Foreign Ports.
GInaALrAR about Dec sn port ship Erie, 20 ds
% Wide as; SIs s New '
.S 81 M Nc Wsss a SsS srfs T
Esther rs Eliza Roe Of Espot for Phiadeshs soon
Df' s%.sf ss
Antigua only American.
FALMOUTH, ia Dec 2-AM Celeste. Kingston for NYork
Home POrtS
FRASkroRr. Jan io-sd Ecli Sc, Pierce, Mstanzas.
'ss%ss. snJ'
s" :% W s.S S p l
@ s:s %Ss lsr LjS SS:ss
Means. St Jsge; Acorn HGwss Phiadepbs; Compliance
Maria Esel Mary Kmban started but anchored in Presi.
dent Roads.
rRovpHNcE. Jan lNo arrival fore and aft .chr is
SID Splendid Pi,msa BSi.'oi Pandora Higgins SorioiI;
Chesapeake Post, Baltimore. 800 $500
PHILApELPHiA. Jan BAR Ella Whelden. Boston. Be-
Ryder bs.qn MIR R.nSoph Sod.%,h cSsrs.'qH; Monsoon
Carlton st Jago de Cuba; American Eagle Miller Savannah;
Holder Borden, Baker, Providenee.
RIcHMoSD. Jan O-Sld Smyrna. Gorham Rio Janero;
NoRFoLK Jan sCld Anon. Chase. Porto Rco Peterson
Giresn jamaica Sid Centurion, Norris and Echo, Snow.
West Indies.
the oog brig supposed the Paul Jones' from Philadelphia
CID Flora Smith, Antwerp Arr 9th, Josephine, Howes, from
Boston.
SAVANNAH, Jan sid Washington IBrl Wnkie LiverpI;
st Martins (Br] Vaughn and Cd Vaughn, It John
NIB Arr 9th Cayuga Jackson. NYork Margaret Br) Bart
lett Nassau MP Id Excel, Smith. and Macon Lewis, New
Moanx. Jan Arr Xyon Putnam. Charleston; Lady Mil
ton r] Snnot Liverpool CID Louisa Snow and Quinne
bang Patton Boston; Newark Mewn, New York; Wolcctt,
Gardner. Vermon.
han Brl Rsineg, Belfast, Henry Moves Malta via Gibraltar
Bangor Cdom. Havre Carman Sp1 La ada Malaga: Sui.
tan Burwe Boston; Tasso Almv Havana Electro Packard
French Island; Susan Ludwig, Gushing St Lucus: Cora
Reed Demenra Water Witch, Hoffman, Tampico Cid Co
gnimbo, Kncwles Oneco. TAYLOR Malaba-. Freeman and
Buchanan aud Cari,sa Perkins Perkn. York: Norfok
sran Hayre Byron Pearson Boston; Gibraltar Yates Bali
NYork; Florence. How land La Guavrs Below coming up
Augusta 'sev from Havre; Cincinnati Rose NYork Lucy
kencebuok; Chester. Boton Faycr'e tswl and Onaria
Cid Roscoe Rcksr and Rhode Island Church Lverno,
Medora Fl,n'ers Boston; Montpelier stacipole and En.
bursh, Croker, New York; Madona, Aena Glib.
raltar
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PORT OF NEW YORK., JANUARY IA.
SUN RISES. II Is MOON II
HIGH 4
Cleared.

Cleared.
s::s; ; SSs.s: sss:
L, odsaa s%, Ge " M;o
ss. ESS. %:,l' II Hg Ess J iae.;; ja%s; WHY, Wilson;
SadbpI GS Mishatsa Posns Ae,lasess,; 10; Geh,m
G"ayg &C. Gso %haisS; v Candy, DANDY, ), Aags:,
B,dser Peck; Roc snsd'cor Baltimore. Johnson Lowden
Metropolis, stul. do. W MeCready.
Arrived.
Strip Patina Manson, 81 days from Mobile with cotton, to
Barque Luzon Goodrich % DAYS from New Orleans with
'' Brig Glide Nc As- days from Leshoru with marble
Brig Orioie Northam 10 days from Malaga with fruit
Laius BouIugut Experienced severe weather on the
Brig Peruyian Watson. 10 days from Ragged Island with
9itish brig s. Mary, Baker, 30 days from Trinidad with
Danish brig Aphonso Pausen 81 days from st Johns. PR.
Bris Homer, Waits. e d,vs from New o'lens. with
Big Bow, Lawrence, 90 days from st. Marks with cotton,
Brig o B. lamar ssnnemanno days from Savannah with
Brig Moon, Hayes. days from Charleston with cotton to
Brig ESSEX Haynes day. from Charleston with cotton to
Brig Casda Goodell, days from Wilmington, NC. with
New brig Republic, Smith sdays from Baltimore mds
British .shs Joseph Hove Law 20 days from Jamaica
Shr Caroline Collins, 40 days from Matamoras with hides
to II. Southmayd & Son.
schr John HILL Rowe, days from Georgetown. SC. with
and rice, I, Il Bibber.
ton, master
sch vginan BedelI, days from Norfolk with mdse to
Sturges Chairman.
Below.
Ship Adir9pd 1 HscA'a from Liverpool Dec 49, with
Ship Norma, Barton. days from Havsns with sugar and
egsn. Moses Taylor.
Ship Pacific, Goodue. days from Charleston with cotton
ord
Barque STAFFORD Robson from New Orleans, Dec 2stb,
with Otton, 10 ord r..
Barqpe Reform, TIyou, 7 days from Mobile with cotton
% Sturges Chairman
earque Weybosset, Collins, from Mobile with cotton 10
o Ter.
Brig Oneco Butler, 20 days from New Orleans with pork
&c. to order.
Also, ship, barque. brig, unknown.
The pilot boat Virginia the schr 'Odn IS days from
Nontevideo, anchor the Hook Also, ships barque
Orgs and sch aud Others in sight but the pilot
enough 10 make what they Wind W. fresh.
ship Hopewe Paterson from New Orleans is still below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-14

Nrw 0nLE.rs-B,5qys Lu4ons cks beans do seed hds
obhds bbls seed 81 bales hemp De Peyster
WhitmaYh.9do Tucker Cooper coil bbls pork "a do
INNS 80 do lard Suydam, &c Coo hhds Brick
10 Brirham-268 bales cotton lrviu-8 bids OK X Il
Patton-4So shot and bomb shells w Kmbe63 bales
hemp o order
MoHiLE-ShiD Patns-39t bales Smith Mills
no Sprague Robnsod-l2U Bog Kneeland-23 Thomp
son Adams
SAvANNAH-Brig Lamar--2 chs roots Havand Reese
ce-2 hxs Mo Levv22 bales cotton Wood Merritt
81 Coilomb lseln-3 Psrmeee Kiiborn Rogers--,2
Bronson-206 X Graves-27 Godfrey Wels-l3 bxs mdse
Cohen,-2 w Bruges-i Loubati3o cks rice Aborn-5O
Gray & Crosby-29 to order
CHARLEsToN-Brg Moon-2. casks rice sM J l. Len-l03
do 2hf do Gray &Crosby32b cotton antonl9 De
Peyster < w him irst-92 Smith, Mills co-207 Hayes
'9W Wadsworth-3ea bxs raisins Deano schermerhoa7
SO bbls Taylor-i box bbls Durham Dim nj box
Tobss-2 casks Dbl cs Won BeIgh sonl empty
boys Post Manu. box Townsend Brothers2 cks Victor
X ruckw,tz-3 Winslow X
CHARLEsToN-B Brig Essex-l00 cks rice Muller-I0 bis
cotton Maitland co-l26 SpraRue Robinson co-8a3
Renard < CO.
GEoRoETowN. sC-Schr John Hill-5Oeo bushels RIGS
Glber-3 0 bales Post Il Phillips.
GEoeoErowN. SC-schI E.gle-46 cks rice N Hayes-6s
do 375 bales cotton Sprseue Robinson.
ST MARKs-Brig Billow-li6 bales cotton Ogden.
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MALAGA-Brig Oiole-8OO bxs rasns Aqure s. Galwav-70
do quorce Lawrence Murray ngate871 bxs % h do
i q 40 poo a.%s s SSs 2 hf Dc grapes ab'I
500 do lemons 832 1866 h III aisns 5000 eches
Williams Norham-8 half bales corks Francial6 do
II rmony 4 coo bass IL hf cks &C order.
LEGHoRNBrg Gde66 pkgs hats Is do straw plait-
ngs Casel-8 do Haddan sou-9 do do hats A X War
ner-3t do 9pkks pai,ings WIN Yyse do aabaster
Schmidt Andra-8 blocks marble 81 bxs Man deli
pictures has Ieverch300 bxs 100 do 20 BIS rags
cs mdss bxs oil pkgs sewing silk to order.
ST JOHNS, PR-Brg Alphonso-3l9l hides Mason Thomp-
TURKS IsLAND-Brig Peruvan-6soo bushels salt w Daw.
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Sales of stoc ks mt Philadelphia.

FIRST Board Jan. 1870 shares Mine Till Railroad 3
Ap GO ~ do Wilmington Railroad ia 10 do Pennsyva
mia Bank 24l $1,000 state SIS esp 66l $1,000 DO bs 66
70 shares N o Gas 3Ot 1000 Reading X Bonds 74f /;
$500 County IS new 1860 97i 1876 shares Gas 81 8
do Memphis Bank 72t $500 Lehgh Loan, lsl5 80 shs
Philadelphia Bank %,
sLcoNp Board, jan l2-2o shares Wilmington Railroad
II 100 do do exp l7 so do do Ia 400 do Girard Bank
bot 81 $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds 90 % shares Mnehll
GO 20 30 Reading RR 26k $1,000 State bs 653 IA sha
Girnrd Trust Company 2D 80 do Union Bank Tennessee,
GA 100 do Girard Bank 81
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AUCTION SALES.
IhUsiAs bell. AuelIone =
(StsTe No. IS finn stveei.)

in 5S.s. No. n $ .san a. .;1ssi5
MONDAY
At I0k o'clock IN the sales room
Abe ,IcP.sS . .dssa Try al ''r ''a
Aso 10000 aauanuty Of glass ware ancient vases
In 40 ny seOt az at the sale. soS' dry
goods, of all descriptions.
l." Of S Hs nsS s soGS
"a Al slOihisg .9as cutlery hardware and pledG
Ale SSSss,. .n i"s, ESsSS5s s
Aso hsavsI fell Sad piio do and yestng.
r ssa Sys' s e
.Sadd inc gold %stcs. ~ safi So. s,G s ri
Also arse aud valuable s..ortmen, pledged articles, By
0raf brokers' , and c,s,s onoy ,u.
season. '''''' Norma 'sWtf s.ibSSiEspAY;
At mn O'Clock, at the sales room,
large quantity and second hand farnuie OF all des-
cutlery vines grOc'rs aud various housekeeping
i'dd s.ssp S ss viii
prompt IN TINS ThSM1s Ii
go - STEAMBOAT FOR sALE.-For sale
Isss se %ssSans. on We'd
Sd .s f' isis
a.; As s foot Of Ss ys1 @
her on Seck is eli feet her breadth OF beam is rs fee
depth her tTb and plank all Of the best Je ey
she completely ovehanled last spring. and ~ ed asa
night boat the North She has 28O sleeping
beIth besides promenade teCk
Her mattresses and furniture all and part { her urni
has been (h,vng larger quantity than
required for her use) Her inventory most smpe Every
new having been but short time. Her rew
and Of the modern ruc hav been tested
possible which ess to be cond TO
Her ayeage draft of water being about three feet eight
in. hes, c ia alone make. her douby valuable il
abe her the bar at lowest tides Her speed 3D.
"A
makes the New jersey boat, OF the most de-
srable the Hudson
Terms cash, funds.
1t Iesumed wishing purchase will for
the MS. Ives previous tn day of safe jllto2tsIc
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Died

On Saturday, 18th inst suddenly of suoc alton MARY
LOUISA, infant daughter of william and Elizabeth Ben
nett, aged four weeks
On Friday 18th inst JAMES Hicks, son of Simeon Smith,
aged four years.
The friends of the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon at half past o'clock from the
ner of Henry and Cranberry street BROOKLYN.