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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
II. CARTWRIGHT.

WORKING CUTLER a. SPECTACLE MAKER
E|SPECTFULLY informs The public of Whee-
"a ling md It's vicinity, that he has opened his
store at No lac Main 81. IN The abDye line, where
he hopes by strict attention To business. Ia merit the
appreciation and support Of a discerning public.-
Hovlng had long experience in all branches Of his
business and a practical wurkmnp. he nlters hin.-
self that he can give general satisfaction
Il c. is prepared to furnish his customers with
every description Of Spcciacles. the Glasses Of Il
quality superior to those in common use.
Warranted Brazilian Pebble Eyes
Superior Cataract Glasses
Perscopic or Meniscus Eyes
Pfeservers, white, blue, green md gray Of every
sh0Ie; Conceive Glasses for near sighted persons.
All grinding OF Cuilery aud Repairing Of Spec
incles, &c, executed in the neatest style.
{, particularly directs The attention NJ those
afflicted with Hsrmn. to his superior Tfusscs. Which
he warrants TO retain obstinate Tnplurcs with ease
and safety. iyl0 Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
SES Va "a 0xDe
SMUT MACHINES

NlANCl ny SALE OF PERSONAL PROF.
~ EEIN In pursuance OF +, ,,c,ee oi IA, or:
Gu" superior Court of Law and Chanrpry fr the
county ct ono. pronounced eli The lOh day Of
Jn'". 1913 and eft 4 subscl ucni order made ON ,ba
6hh day OF June 1875, in. n. causc pcnIin, in MI
court. between " J. Il n N.ier. compliments. aud
E'"mer' DaFSs. Mad& Cg and others. defendants.
he undersigned VIII. "n Monday The 25h day Of
Nugus, nrs',a he font dour ~ The Couu house of
On" county. m ihc city Of Wheeling. omer irr .,lc
AID vii sell l." 'be highest bidder. TWELVE SNrr
MACHINES, nov IN The possession of X W ~iiauiinr .
'd'e Harding * Wchlin. or so many. or su-h psr
'here"i' as may be necessary to satisfy the decree
aforesaid.
ILl'NiS-On a credit uf six months, the purchn-
'cr giving bond wiih cuod security for The pn,mcut
"' HE purchase money =" iIh interest ftum the day of
sale.
w MITCHELL, y Sheriff Ohio conn,y.
Jun % j
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
w MITCHELL, y Sheriff Ohio county.
Jun % .J&F

& NlANCERY SALE -Pursunnr 10 , Sccte.
" made 10y the CITcuri Superior Conf a., LID
."i thanccy ior OHIO county. AT The sprlnc rcru
,oi'' IA The suit IN Chaucey between How ell and
,'h'I' c"'nrlainonis, and hlark Douglass and others.
defendants. | wIil, on Saturday The ooh day NJ
august 1919, scll.at public ouetion. n, the conr.
door OF The Court House OF OHIO county. y,rgi,i,
nc I"i"wing real estate. NiZ-Lni four tiN in .oua,,
nIIteh (lo) situate Ola the east side of In s,tc., ia
IKE city oi Wheeling: lot No 2i3 si,raie IN E,s.
wheeling near Wheeling creek: The east holC of a.,
.N' iJi situate on the south side of I'm sircet i'm
East Wheeling; the west half Of lot No Ice. ,i,uonc
u me Nnrlh SIDE of Zane street in East Wheeling.
tot No 80 on the Norm side of Centre street. IN
nat part OF the city OF Wheeling called Grobom,J
addition; lots No ; and ii On the north side az
Cenlfe street IN the same addition; and also a ,tnc, -
'and situate on Short creek IN Ohio county, convey.
ed To said Douglass bY WiihBm Bukey and o,he,s
10y decd dated March ooh. 1885. estimated Ia ron.
tam 'wohundrei md thirty SIX and one half oc,os
~ re or less. aud now in The occupancy Of Mark
Douglass.
lERAiS-Five per cent OF the purchase money
To he paid Ia hind, aud tho residue in orc. ,vo an,
'"'ee years; The purchaser giving bond with good
security, bearing interest from The day If sale
NIhch oi III" property Is well improved, and pet.
sons wishing TO examine The improvements. vii,
please call on The subscriber or Mr. WIN ID. upIosi
OF wheeling II from any -anse the said sale should
u ' 'aNc place or be not completed on The said 3OIs
nl August 1915, II viii take place mud tc closed ON
N."dsy Thereafter. The LIST day oi S~,p,smbcr.
U%i JACOB. I rustce & Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

eg Orders Tor Tickets ard Shares ana Cerrif.
'aies ~ The above Splendid Lotteries will receive
Tie most prompt attention. and an account Of each
DRAWING VIII he sent immediately nher i, is over
10 all who order from Us, free of postage beth ways.
Address JOHN NJ CLARKE.
aug 9 Richmond v,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

MI EDlCAL COLLEGE or OuIo--Tbe An.
lIh nual Course Of Lectures IN This InsItfntipn
WIZ commence on The ffsi Monday IN Nnyembef.
9nd close tho last doy Of February. The D,d,cttc
Lectures will commence in tho early p,t oC tho
week and proceed on regularly To The close NJ Inc
session. The Lectures will DO delivered NV the
following Professors "
JonS y snorwELL, Vi d. Professor Of Ano,om,
aud Physiology '""D
JofN LOCKE, NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry md
Pharmacy. 'y wv"
% MISSY, NJ b. Professor Of sutg.,v.
joins = HARRisoN, M ID. Pmiess,r ef Nt,n,
Mcdica end Therapeutic ,
M u WRIGHT. NJ ID, Professor ofO5ttetrics ard
Diseases OF Women and Children.
JonN MoOHnEaD. NJ D, Professor Of Theory
and Fmclicc Of Medicine.
The lee for a FOIL course is 500, 10 be mid IN
odvanct; Moinculalion So; Hospital S.; Dssecrno
Ticket $40. optional. CHAs l. AVERY, M ID de-.
monsIfator Of ANATOMY. will take charge Of tho DIS
seeing Rooms, aud VIII open them early in The sea.
son-D DR. Avery isa graduate Of The Mcsicnl College
Of ONO. and has spent several years ia The Schools
OF Paris. Graduation SOS. A Pmluilons Fall Course
VIII commence The middle uf September. aud con.
'nne wv lhc Isl Of NuvcmbcI
aus IL Wv X ID MuSSEY, NJ y. Den.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

4 light READING FOR TIE PEOPLE.
= just received This day. The following nov.
cl,; Westward lilo! a novel by J X P,uldiur; The
) Stranger IN Lowell; The churchman's Flrr.rde. II
Tale by Ihc nulhur Of John Bull in America. &c;
Evelnn, n novel 10y Miss Bume,; Yelyn or =
Heart unmasaed. by Auna Cora NJ wnit. For sale
uy Uy $50 w } RoBB. Main cor Union St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
HBUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND-I

SBuBLlC SAL OF VALUABLE LAND
M shall gtier for sale, on Monday The Ih da2
OF August l645. (heing cour, day. before the coui,
h"u,e door OF Ohio county, a part OF the farm lying
on The ohin hver below and adjoining The city Of
wheeling, known as The Denny Farm. aud enhancing
all that parlo said farm ~ iug east oLand ndioiping
The coal aud town lots ni Richie town as IA nd one
10y John Richie aud Samuel Sprigg and supposed
10 contain about three hundred ac.cs more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-rcn per cent of the purchase
money VIII he required in cash, and the balance in
OF G TWO ana 'hfee years, with satisfactory security
and Interest payable semi annually.
+ II ARMSTRONG. Agent.
10 % oIM& NJ Rink nI wEeaI.,, -.
Ine above saIe is postponed until Monday, tho
'rsI day ut September next. ong e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

MOST SPLENDID S CHENiE ever drawn IN
me y .. III ms Lottery the first 9 numbers will
en'i'le The holder 10 n prize Of S4OC. The neg, two
Numbers S95O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

vENRUST sALE.-By write of a detd Of rru,,
- from Robert Baldwin 10 The subscriber, bear.
ing date The 29Ih day of October 1871, and recor,
ded in the Clerks Office of The county court OF Ohio
county. shall, on Monday The 18Th day of Sc -
!temler 1910. nj The from door Of the court house of
Ohio county. o,2 o'clock r NJ. sell al The public
auf"oh 70 me highest bidder, HE following lois and
parcels Of ground in The CITY of Whcelioc ,bo, ;s
90 say; The wcsi half of lot No lis. adjoining la,
tl6;aiso. two Thirds ofl.t No II adjoining lot No
~; tho Tqrii"n Of said lot Ne conveyed To The
enbscribei, beng lie western part thereof; also. The
west half OF Lots Nos &c aud 0. immediately ad.
joining said lot No II. IN Updeguf's addition; also,
lot No 10. i'on'ine on Fourth street 49I feet, and
sidjoining lot Nos IL and H..
Selling rs Trustee, | shall convey in Tho nurcbo
scr o"ly such lille us is vested in me by said deed
Of trust.
!TERMs OF SALE-Cash.
aug Is is EDW'D II FITZlUGU, Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Dress Silks, on
hnnd aud Tor sale by w HEISKELL..
Jun Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
(c@sesssSAa
EG9

FOUND DEAD.-A Coroner's inquest was
held yesterday on the body ola young man
named John Alexander, found on Main street
9Th ward. Verdict-death by drinking spir-
ituous liquors.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

$3.50 prizes-amonniing TO 81, 1873 1877
rs Number Lntley-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $50; halves 10; qrs 5; eighrhs 9 so.
a certificate ola package 26 whole tickets $500
Do do % half do 1870
Do do 90 quarters do G5
DO do 26 eighth DO 80 so
Orders Tor Tickets and Shares aud certificates of
Pa ckages IN The above Magnificent Scheme will
receive prompt attention. ond an account Of the
Drawing will he Sent Immediately after 1t is over
10 all Who order from ns. Address,
} q GREGORY g. CO., Managers.
aUg l25w R,cuuoSn Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

6 IASli-l "i'l pay the highest marker price for
- Wool. Feathers. BceswnS and Flour. at my
warehouse. Ubrec doors below Nionrnc) on Main 81.
Jy ~ IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16
OFFICE or TIE PIoTEcTioN INSURANCE Co,
HARTFORD July 81. lSI5

OFFICE or TIE PRoTEcTloY INSURANCE Co.
HARTFORD July 81, 1915
NEAN SiN-Bviure This reaches YOU. inIcIli,
~ gence Will doubtless have been received of
Ihe last most disastrous euHlngraliun in The city of
New YORK, ond rs lis effects will probably be en-
hfeI2 to absorb the capital uf some Offices. and to
create Inquiries as 10 all in this section Of the coun.
ify. IL Is deemed proper 10 send This circular 10 our
Agents, to let them know that our own loss by The
fire is moderate.
Ills, Of course, at this moment. impns,ibIe 10 s,oto
The amount with accuracy, hui The utmost extern Ia
"hich u can reach. will he no more Than we can
Tencily meet. aud will not interfere with the regular
course oi our business. nor effect The security of
those who insure with us.
Our invoriable rule has been moi TO expose heavy
amounts TO The possibility OF destruction by n single
me- The greatest Inducement To vary from This
rule exists ia large cities. hui il has in all cnses
cen so strictly adhered To, that in The present, MS
well as in the former more extensive corhagralion
IN New York, we escaped without any loss that
could seriously affect us.
We think The consequence Will naturally be, TO
lead The public 10 repose more Than ordinary conf
deace Ia nll institutions which manage heir con
Germs so cautiously, and which look rather To The
permanent security Of The assured, than to a rapid
accumulation Of premiums by iniudieiuus risks,
Respectfully. yours.
wan CONNER. S~ec,efiry
SAMI ATKISsoN- Esn A,'f IIJ.J..u - IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-16

ECtIvfD from New YorL. Ph,ladelrhi, and
~ BI''norc. a large and general assortment,
oi o'ucer e.. which will bc disposed uf on tie mos,
"n"a'ie terms. consisting in pari oi The follow ing:
ON sacks prime RIO Coffee
% bags Java do
oO dn Ai,picc and PEPPER
ou brls Loaf Sugar
2OO boxes TIN Plate . cross
do double cross
,,IUUU Braz'er's and shecung Copper
iJuO lbs Banca Tn
80 chests Y II Tea
oO ca',ys Gunpuwder and Imperial Tea
iUu hhds n D Sugar
lJv bfls do Mnlasscs
HOu Kegs Mails assorted sizcs
oUUO lbs Cotton NaTas assorted 5 a 10
oU bnxcS R,isins
oU boxes Cavcndish Tobacco. assorted 3 6 -
Ia l6 aud p"uud humps
ID Kegs o Twist fcniucIy
100 d"z d = Blckcis
5000 lhs Cheese
aug FLENING Il HUNTER
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

LIvERyooL-Ship Yorkshre-5O ton. iron = Thom,.,o,e
bars do Dwight +, ner-e2 q w Shields co--5o Kemeys
Bee,e sAmpsoa-5eo pkgs Bruce son-5oo g Wore,
stock mdo Grnaell, Mntnru COLO She don-8 stone
e9-e w BE .d-2 Van War--2 A HaIstead-i Harm.r 1
hsyyss-s Warren Steele Conkiug-I w tjra,es-2
Ssppkns-2 " halowe-s Wiley x Pntlam-i Chambsrlan
Sfh.ps-8 Gihon-3 Bates Coates-6i Naylor co--s N
bsfry Way Hysop Bros-l9 Tooker Mead
Cooperoe "a s. ssaer Iucke.2 Nensadt Barrett n
fei s shaw Kelly col Watt~2 q swnrd,N2
f.man-2 yam Arsdals Wamoch~i Jspswdo1boI cocl
Ws,ns soasS huYhes Ward COS FreeIand Stewart co.
co.. Leerts-8J Met all Cog Lee co, Nsylns ms
shas .aacksoo, stacy smith, Coaan CO. FeIIowa
avGsso ksF' Van Psfso"sN
Field I,"o eoi Ncholsons Halsiead snes
seaJam'a r.5 Allen Hszen &cos Awater UoudN
Cisrk Wes-2E w Canning- Nsper-3 w IA innnm;
FaiI., sa Msad W Wesmp,e o9I2E Tones SOM sa"d
GIbson-iO y Stewart-i0 Foger Blunt h AIyard
IStewart.l3 Nicholson-3 Hasuck col Van Wa., ~
Bird, GILLIAN COS Ferguson Wsker-2 I Dosn 4
VIM Redmond1t BakIey, Graham col n Blschburnn
Doherty-2 q hunt-i PIatt-i w II Looms Co
Lyman, Converse Pomeroy-3 Bramhall. Abernethv n
COLLINS Maider-Ii Patton 4 Stewart-s Smith 4 COS
ingo copper Phelps Dodge co00 l79 sks salt 4
Il ,narshall-sundry pkgs 10 order.
HAvsNA-Barque Rapid33 bales i6o segars Lille 4 Rs.
snrs-6 n segar Renaud Francois-3if bales Aymsr
I'M se & &Manzahedo-2o segars Maguee Angluo8 bees
Jose Ayezzana-3i do box John Lss,Ia-2g
moae.U7s WI lS " segas Brockemann-3l a sa-
oss ~Mshogany do cedar Thos Young bx ndze
nses-z N segsrs Mason Thompson--7 SrugesN < co
~ hryne-l9 Davis Brooks-le brs $50 cocoa
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

LIvEBrooL-Packet ship Yoikshre--N Merrill and LADY,
Il wainwright New York; Bruj Grinn.ll jersey CITY;
ne, baitIm"fe Mrs Ioob Niiss Toob st Louis; B
'lacaoey and lady Misses Louisa Latharne and Elizabeth
! ciuey Capt Spencer. Causda; Dillington and
hxtAS.-B,,rque kipd-Hoa Pickett, late U S Charge
Ahaifes At Lima and LudeIt Russian Cousnl
Ceh'ral Tor the Island Of upi; Murray c n Wells Ii :
navy FROM the Pacific sJuadoa lanes Clarke OF Jucaro;
,adan, Gsrlg, MADAM, NJ Navnro, N del Pino Ns.
s,rro James Biyley, Alsazis; de Thomasa Queyed
Aanazuer, Peruta. Salenero Havana; Tomas rnz
rrirciI+ r. COPPER France; h Manson Boston.
ELEtTHERA-Schr Esther Ann--Nr Kirkwood f. Sbeppard
Cunningham, DR. Lormier. ' " 'ff''~'
,sAyANsAH1brig steriing-Cap + Fstio L Van Ness
campbell Mrs Peck Miss Peck Virgin and lady John
Belts re "a Key Geo Dunham, Giess J Green Mr.
saow, ~ fehnsy; LOUIS, VI LOUIS Brewer, Fraser
hr snd Miss Williams-Jin 10 the steerage.
SAvANNAh-Brig Peter Deml-Alrs Pierce Mrs C,llowav
Mr. Ross. " -'' -A'eni
tHasLEsroS-Ship CatharneMr Hayw.d lady, child aud
suse hr Whtaey aud lady, MIS- Evan, Miken aud lady
'Ts Aamond Mrs Pots Mrs dstheson Mrs Nenduser child
sld nurse, Mrs Mende hall Mrs Perkins, Miss r.w.n Mis-
Brfntey Mrs Cfrngton, Miss Smith, Miss Vido Miss Men.
ds, hail. Miss SMITH ii A Middleton Boyce Phin Oaklev
htney Read Cameron, Horton, Mathesou
NJ Thew Whitley Whitley, h NJ Wh.ry =
,CHARLEsroS-Shp sul lvauAfrs robertson and daughter
hIs Oney AID sons, Mrs Dbbe aud childen Mr. Ubnrf
s9d d'ughter Mrs Zoe aud servaut Mrs Smith Mis-, Wat,on
Mss Ayme. Com Renshaw u N, DR. Loper A Robertson
houaI Oates Anderson Nlsdhurst Coates McKr. Cohen
smith smith Jr H.rbourt, Nelson Skinner, Taylor iodma
Hsviland--l0 ia the steersge. - '
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

On Wednes sday last, says the George,owm IS C) Oh.
ss,rer OF the Goth inst visited the rice crops
neghborhood and were pained to the effects of the
long continued drought and the salt ON some
plantations were particularly struck with the ap.
pearance of fields divided only by bank of which
had on the long water taken when the water
y slightly salt-and the other had been kept dry and
hoed regularly. The former was partly dying from the
salt water, and the latter drying up from the burn.
ing heat OF the summers On all the plantations be
low Prospect Hill on the Waccamaw. Windsor the
Black river and the whole of Sampit river the crops
recoveraby injured at least oneourth, and on some
plantations one halt Above these points the crops
good We regard the crop of the district already
short to the extent of five six Thousand terces and
how much further il may be deprecated will depend
continuance OF the present dry weather and salt
ter The corn crop is not promising usual at this
eason OF the year-and some ptantations where the
soiiis very light, not the tenth of crop will be made
The ato and pea crops also inferior; and the
whole We have not known so gloomy prospect in the
last thirty years There is very little sickness the
town and neighborhood, nor do we expect much while
the rivers remain salt What with the dry weather the
grubworm and other worms and the chinz bug or He's.
sian fly as some call them most experienced rice
planters at loss what to do after full and free
consultation with each other.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

nuts Maden-26 bsles John Beauvee-ll3 segars Gre
goro Molina-imS Picabia-l5 Joseph Boves-92 Col
om iseen-33 do 21 bales John Faber co-A Victor
AehiessS tcs Rossire26 bales Joses Ladonsa sega
John Taylor--3aA Hogan Hales-62 Hogan x Finly-2
80 cs 10 order.
foRro CABELLo-Schr Dec bags coffee Maitland
S9mre co-lS do Aymar coils do SO pcs ligaumyr q
Wntaker26 hides indigo Myer Stucksr-83 bgs
coffee Ogden co-27 Williams. Woodhull * Jones-i75
Hitchcock Marshall co-l09 ii ii T Ma-i6s Durand &
col box mdse Thos Davis-s indigo pkg mdse
Sr AIMS BAy-Schr Defiance bags pmento Dawson
0loo do lot old copper Howand Aspnwa-2 bbls
JoBosBrig Batc-06 hhds tcs moasses hhds sugar
Meyer Sueken-6 hhds ties bbls Buck Peers-9
iustic Chastelan Ponvert-l0 hhds De Forest.
Domestic Importations.
NEw ORLrANsShp Sartelle-i79 bales 1851 pigs lead c
Rog.rs-lsS2 do Soutter Bos92i casks &C hhds Collins
III bxs Lawrence Meyers- bags Richards
SO pes u Morgan bags Buck kenhadt-7 pkgs Smith
--3i Hunter coo ii Ladd-il Segnette-l0 Buck x
ksnhsrdt-5 Work Drake-ll c Smith, Kingsand-li
Lawrence * Pheps-l0 Brown-25 McGregor, Wise &
Monis-90 SpoHord Tilestonli Hunter-3i0 Howland
Asmnwaii-I Tucker, Cooper co--20 Southmayd
SAyASNAH-Brie Sterng-56 bales cotton Hunt co-las
< r Graves-8 bxs Smith Wright & 10 A Tayor K
col Peck bb T. Brdsall trunk Delsno-I pIg & B
Amold-ie0 bales 10 order.
CHARLEsToN-Shp CatharnesO rice IA bales cotton
Nlls-l2 do Wells Spring-20 franklin Harrs-i5 Boor
man. Johnston Co.'S Emerc--202 Cons-325 II Tai.
order. =
CHARLrsroN-ShipS Sullivan 80 ties Aiwater & Mulford-l3
TO orde3l bales cotton Emec-5l do De Peyser Whit.
marsh-33l do and sundres TO order.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
PHILADELPHIA, July 30. ls45.

fHfLADELrHIA, July 30, 1S45
The weather is warm and sutrv but We ira uroectod
from the direct rays Of the sun bv canonv of Ioh,
clouds, threatening rain, though giving us scarcely
sprinkle In local matters everything is dull and there
nothing stirring except speculatsns in State stock
ana upon the chances of occupying Oregon and
ing California. ~ ''A
t!ansactions at the Board Of Brokers we're to fair
extent and prices generally looked up STATE s slI
vsnced about and closed firm 75l This IL oes ad
lor oy the following notice. issued by the state P
cr ana the Indications that this stock will haaa
ir"aru appreciate nor stop after II arrives n, na
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
Th h.,,. HARRisBURo, July %, ls45
me holders of Certificates of unfunded debt of he
commonwealth are hereby notified that the interest," dn
On tne Isl poximo, will be paid at the Bank Of Pennsy
mn q, in the city Of Philadelphia ie""''i
Jsmrs Ross sSowpEN, State Treasurer
wilmington Railroad advanced to Isl being an in.
Provemsnt ofsbout though this s merely tie resul,
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

HAy-There are moderate sales of North River bale
At % Coo for common qualities for export and 20
for prime for city consumption
PEovsIoNs-There Is lair demand for articles under
this head. and prices tend towards improvement We
quote Ohio prime pork, old at 50 n; do $40 62I
10 oSi Ohio mess pork. old we quote at Sl2 62l ~
6s!; do do new, at s3 l2. There is fair enquiry for
hee and sales to extent have been made better
prices We quote extra mess at SO az so; prime is
held At rs So Lard, in bbls sells at ~ Sc; kegs at
Sass. Exports from lst to 29th July =
Beef bbls.. 264S
Pork bbls. .................... 5626
Lard kegs. 2,59S
WHskEy-Domestic, in drudge casks, sells as want
ed at 2Oc Western and prison bbls we quote at u a
altc There very little doing in either description
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

July 2s.-At Market $40 Beef Cattle, 27O0 Sheep and
200 Swine 40 beef cattle unsod.,
PRICES Beef Cattle A small advance effected
and we quote extra S5 IS; first quality So So Sc.
cond So So 25 third 81 25 a IS
Sheep-Lambs from 81 % to 81 old sheep from 81 so
Swine.-Old hogs at NC for sows, sc for barrows;
hoats, 4j 5i At retail from to 6!c.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

PRcvDEScE, July 2s-An Van Buren,. Phiadephia; James
aden also fore and aft do Sid Jos Turner and Union Bal
moe; Indiana, Philadelphia Gem Abany 9Th, Haabet,
(Norl Stettin
BnisroL, July 27An Sally, Albany for Providence; 2oth
Aida, philadelphia.
VEwpoRT July 25-An Henry, Bedford for Bay River
Nc Nerhanic Machias Phlsdelpha Increase Fall River
for do Flew Falmouth for Cstsk 2eu Phebe, Warren for
Philadelphia :
and Mystic, do. 80,
Pm rHA July 3OAn Fairmount, ST Thomas; Matil
da Esstport; WIN Camp aud l. Parker, Mddeown, CT;
l. Ackerman Oakley. NYork Zone, Boston Cid Bangor
(s1 Boston; Isabella Baltimore Samson Mystic. Noble, Ca
da Orozmbo and Boston Boston, Danl Parker Troy Ann
Poughkeepse; Cora Reed NYork Star Bridgeport Bolina
Greenwich. = -
RcHMoNn, July 2o-Arr Navigator, Pointer, NY York; Au
gusta Boston Sid Josephine, and Aid, do; smith, Par
ker, NYork. w Mowry, Greenwich; Roales sandwlch.
25th Nonpaeil Boston CID 23d iodsdon, Kingston Ja
NV ORLEANs, July 22-An Swanton, Hayre; American,
Hale NYork Sarah Hand Phadelphia. Below brgs and
schrs names unknown. Cid Queen Victoria and Suviah,
Aransas, Texas; New England, Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

DR. ABBOTT may be consulted confdentsy at his Office
IL i6 Duane street where persons afflicted decate dis
old syphc ulcers, diseases Of the bladder ureh
aud prostate gland, invited 70 call Several years erpe
practice in the city Of New York entirely the
of delicate Diseases enable him warrant speedy and
radical the without the Of mercury
Dr. A. feels confident that he has performed cures re
,ny other physician in New York Beware Of imposition and
do not msakel6 medicine may be had 20 prevent the
ebove diseases n all their varieties Attendance from a.
u ~ L. W, Charges reasonable.
NJ B, Dr. Abbott is the only regular In
Dnahe street. except OLD ID, Cooper, Iyi Im-m
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July % 1S45-Informa-
tion has been received from the Consul of the Uni
ted States Kingston jamaica that in consequence OF
report being in circulation that the smallpox had bee
introduced into New York by some emigrans from Iii.
verpoo vessels clearing from New York for Kingston
will req uire clean bills of health certified before III
VI. consul, as the quarantine laws will be rigdly en-
forced The consul also advises that vessels clearing
from any other port Of the United States should he fu
nished with clean bills OF health
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
q q NJ Nj f. IL CIAL.
New York. Wednesa

New York, edncsday, July 30.
AsHrs-Thcre is fair demand for pots at 81 s7l a 2
29th July = ~ -
Pots. bbls. Observation-Disclosures. 1e77
Pearls, bbls ls.... 5ao
CorToN-This morning the sales were very small but
alter Change, lew parcels were closed for export
making the transactions 700 bales remain firm at
our quotations. We observe diversity of opinion
existing about the amount of stock of cotton We
nave therefore taken pains TO get list of it
as is practicable, and find the amount in warehouses;
and the arrivals here shipboard not yet landed
amount to 25 462 bales.