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The New York herald., 1845-11-16

The ARCoLE-Thls splendid specimen Of nava
architecture was launched yesterday from the
yard OF Messrs. Westervet IL Mackay, of this city,
whose reputation as ship-bullders is already fully
sustained In the performance of the Prince Albert,
Waterloo, Prince de Joinve, and others. The
Arcole is designed as one of Boyd IL Hncken and
Chamberlain " Phelps efficient line of MarseiIles
packets, to be commanded by Capt. N. W. Eve
leigh Her measurement is 100 tons burthen and
will carry 100 bales of cotton3O feet BEAM 70 feet
deep, I4O feet deck. The iorecaste is on deck. as
also the cabin, which will be furnished in the most
elegant and costly manner possible with state rooms
tor D passengers, each containing soia and all the
recent improvements for the comfort and convent
ence OF passengers. The berths are against the nnel
bulkhead, and by means Of side lights each room is
aired from without, at the pleasure Of the occupant
by this arrangement the light is not liable to be
eclpsed by those walking the deck, as in the oldi-
nary mode Of lighting the rooms by means of a
fead-lighi above She is Of the most exquisite form
we have ever seen, SURPRISING even those which
were considered perfection itself On her head is a
full length figure OF Napoleon, bearing in his hand
the French standard, which is intended to represent
his passage over the bridge Of Arcole celebrated "a
the scene OF a battle between the French and Ans
rams, on the 18th OF November, 1886 Her name
was given her through compliment to the French
and we much doubt whether the Mediterranean
ever foated more perfect model since the com
mencement OF shp-buildlng.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Eoreign Iinportatlons.

LrERrooL-shp Kensington- - bales Richard Watson
1887 bars iron 81 bds do 39 do sheet Crooks5O
chemicals Josish Macy sons-l ckJ Newbold-55
w II HammeTsley-l bale James Robinson-i Lewis
Atterbury-s Croassa2l Richardson Watson-lO Nc
Keel X Coz cks Barrow PRICE, Boggars Starr bales
cases Patten Stewart bales Slater Balinfortl
Winkleyls70 bars Scholefeld sons-377 do Ssmad
Congden9i00 states Thompson nephew-l OK Ogvie &
Dayidon-2 cks Gillmml205 bxs Phelps Dodge CO
-l0 coal Robt Waker-lI copper cases to
order.
LEGHoRS-Duc de Oreens-i bx Hubbard & Cheney-l
Cohen Go l6 Nesi- peney-5 pkgs Lord-ls7 bags
Lassa,acl Il Pretice. Markoe Walker Scottl Davis
Brooks Co-5 Cszet Astor-6 CONN 4 Col Princk
w Denn{ B9ornan, Johnt ton ton Co.'S L Finneyl
Forrest Ssnel-.o bales hoodless-l34 pkgs
straw plating do silk Vyse Song A Woodey-1a cs IA
pkgs 81 bxs 81 blocks marble 36 30 cks order
ODEssA-Shp Gondola-958 bales wool bags nseed so
mats 3 boxes do bales mdse do 2 turkey stone
Hicks Col case Goodhue Coz do L WiIcox-i do Van
shook x Addams-l do w Beck.
ByEnos AYsEs-Brig Francis r Pecknla5 bales 81
woy ~ bales HAIR 1907 hides 10000 horns DeForest CO
wl31 bales we?4 do gos skin: kodman-4 do wool Ed
ST. CRoIx-Brig Elizal9s hhds IS bbs sugar puncheon
per Hubbard * co. ~'
LyBoS-Bg Espadare3oo or casks wine 10 bags beans
boxes Grnne MGturn Co.'s hhds casks tcs wine G
Meyer Son- box sfkin Ironsides Co-32 ar cks wine
j Osborn, y =
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
American Manufactures.

The LoweH Courier of yesterday says we understand
that the propretors OF the Lowell companies and the
new Essex Company down the river have purchased
the water rights Of Lake Winnipissiogee Squam Lake
shire and which the great feeders of the Merrmack
river By this purchase the water power Of the Merri.
mack will be immensely increased, and will
ful supply OF water every day in the year The lakes
which we have named we understand give surface of
water of between 80 900 and 100 900 During
months in the year. the water for the supply of mills
in this city is abundant but with these great sources
managed as to be drawn upon in mid summer a time
OF drought the supply will always be abundant and the
power in this city and below greatly increased as well
as rendered more permanent.
The Rochester .4drerfiser of the 10th inst states =:
Those who recoect what the Upper Falls were twenty
years ago. would be sadly disappointed at behoding
them now blasted off and cupped up they are by the
invasons Of the manufacturers The point from whi h
the daring Patch won his notorety has disappeared be.
powder But this is not all Long after these depreda.
tions the water used to skip what precpce there
was Ieft win compacent air if the feat vet
no common ono bat the hand Of improvement has
been a neay. the western section of this long ad
mired fall by the projection of wall the brink Of the
precpice, by which it has been diminished in breadth by
fully one half Of its former dimensions This is the con-
sequence OF the aggressive spirit OF manufacturing
whicn seems by It's encroachments to grudge the Gene
see to drop the falls its way
the great reservoir Ontario But the fiat has forth
and the falls doomed to their
ry, mnging with music hitherto its OWL solely and
alone Great changes have taken place this locality
since "a 1t Is the revolution Of the spindle and the trip
hammer and we free to say the change is not TO be
iegretted, only that the revolution is yet in its infancy
the abors Of the diminished Genesee having but lust
commenced. -
Our manufacturing interest thus making rapid pro
gress In the increased facilities to carry il on
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

counts sent down arc calculating upon q favorable
change in the weather. some of opinion that the
crop Will exceed los to no 900 mds whilst others est
mate II as high as l25 to oo0 sugarAl the finer
descriptions taken at an sdvace OF as annas per md
high reghts, have checkeda operations for Great Br
tan and the large purchases for the United states have
United States from Isl INST 47ss mds Raw slsHX good
business done at rather higher prices finer kinds most
wanted In Corahasa large business done holders hav
ing submitted to decline but do not think prices
yet at their lowest but few Choppas and Bandannas
suitable for English markets. Linseed continues in
tensive demand for United States and the French have
also large purchasers during the month exports
from lst TO United States, s,72? mds Saffiower-Quan-
ty of inferior large; of really good moderate in
40 Hides-For United States few purchases at
about former rates. Turmeric neglected. Some fine
Sheac sold decline; lately iury for France
export to United States Is. In Lac Dye little done fine
marks and held at high figure stock of mid very
only 1920 CHI Patna and 1888 Benares Cotton nominal
business for China having for time past been
forward Exchange-Operatons to some extent in good
10 months paper at Is lld and months Is l05d per
rupee sales now advanced 3D. purchasers holding out
for Is lltd Treasury and other first 80 day bills
Is. l0d., but not exactly obtainable
CANTON, Aug. I2-Co ton-Lttle old Bombay
first hands; few hundred bales sold at net,
but dealers will net buy any quantity at that, i'm
porers sell at less Bengal and wanted good
or fine at markets taes net readily given for good Ban
Goods-Domestics of 40 yards very dull at 50 so 60
long, Drills OF 80 yards IN better demand at 81 10 Span
ish stripes dull 30 at 10 long. Long Ells-Demand
good at so 60 long for fair assortment Lead in
brisk demand and advanced to rs a SO long pig
opium-Good Malwa 500; much wanted Bengal, 725
$3.50, cash. for new Patna and prices will doubt be
maintained considering the high rates ruling up the
coast Old Patna S745, new BeGares no. old 69o Tur
key quiet at 560
MANILA, (rom China Mail Of June IL } American
unbleaohed drills 80 in 80 yds ps So rs SO rs gs;
market plied domescs 81 in 40 yds ps So rs gs;
supplied SugarNo operations since last, in which
we noticed the purchase and contract of 10000 piculs
cur ent quality at S3s and 5000 white at $4 Cassa
- kola
81 per picul; unscrewsd 3.6ths, dull sapan Wood
Shipping, 81 RS, abundant
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

eersou brought up ship Dumbaron and John
Bel coming up-bsrqe Dana, Smith. Bordeaux
NEw LONDON, Oct i2-An, brig Susan Spohord, Whining
ton, NC; schr sgy Phad for Nantucket M,.o,;. no,,o
Don Juan ST Martins schrs Oregon Frseport; Tariff STAN
ord ooP franklin Albany Sid. schr Thetis, Virginia; Sig
Nrw BEpyoRp, Oct l5-An schr Henry Clay Albany; sip
SNAsTUcxET Oct i3-A schrs Elizabeth Philadelphia Co.
py do Bolivar Norfolk Sid from the Bar ship Monticello,
NEwsrRYroRr Oct is-Ar schr Farmer, York. Cid bark
new LONDON. Oct n~Ar Geo Washington. for York.
PH,iAprLpHA Oct l7.-Arr schrs Elizabeth < Rebecca,
Albany; New Delight NYork barge popoise and steamer
ronsids NYork CID brig James Clark s. John B; schrs
Holder Bord n. Providence; Tribune Fall Ryei Martha Ma
ria, Povdenc- Payntsr, Albany; Rose-n- Bloom New
York; Daniel Baker do: PAMELA do; Oregon do Elizabeth
Cope Boston, soor Bona Provdence steamer Anthracite
New York. .
PLYMourHArr 18TH schr Euroas, Bait; iah, Gilman,
PoarsMourH Lower Harbor, Oct i3-Ar Turk Portsmouth
for New York. h Arr Edward Blake, Bangor, for Baba
does; Dugo Lubec for Georgetown, De- Richmond Texas
and Mary L,sgdon Thomss,on for York; Cordela, Cam
PaoyIpENcE Oct. Sid bngs Porto Rico and Octavia
Phad schr Tionesta, Wilmington, NC.
PORTLAND Oct l3Arr schr franklin Thomaston, for New
York. Sid ship Emblem; brig Union Guayama.
RICHMOND, Oct. IS Arr schr Greenway, NewYork. Cid
ship John Fehrman Rotterdam.
SAvANNAH, Oct 1a-Cld ship Celia, Thatcher. New York
Went 10 sea Celia. Thatcher, do
SALEM Oct I3-A shin Vespasan, FIN Boston load for
brig Mary Helen Yves, Indies; sehfs Cole " Coast
Africa; Oscar GEORGETOWN q; Columbia, Philadelphia;
Mary Clark New York; aud large fleet bound and IA
arr schr Staunch New York -sd barque Angola; brig Tim
WAaREs r. l. Oct. l2-Arr, barque Chester Watson, New
NarE
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
LIVERPOOL CLAssiFrcArIoSs
Louisiana and Mssissippi
ElOur Market.

PHILApELPHIA, Oct 10. Flour is in active demand al
an advance OF 3 cents since the receipt of the English
rels selected brands $685. good and extra brands
$3.50 the market firm at the close. Corn Meal
sold at 81 u.s. Rye Flour at Wheat is also
higher and 5000 bushels sold at 05 O6c good Sou.
thern los l07c for Penn'a reds and for white and
red mixed. Corn-Sses of Southern yellow at 81 5sc
white 65c, and round 6Oc Oats steady at 36c
ALBANY, Oct. l6-There is but little disposition in
holders to operate An offer of S5 25 for 1900 bbls Ge.
good Western accepted the extent of 75O
barrels Store sales and Eastern orders $3.50 Nothing
done in Wheat two loads afoat go South. load Of
fourrowed barley sold at colo and two loads of four
rowed second quality at 5Sc. Oats in demand and
would bring 80 a 4oc. Hops Is 6c. asked, sales.
Receipts by Canal, Oct. l5th.-Flour COS bar
rels; Ashes 80 do Peef 1903 do; Cheese 24 pounds
Butter A 900 do; Wool $500 do; Wheat 2O35 bushels
Barley, Z 907 do
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

Buenos Ayres 18th Aug DeForest Passed Peruam.
buco 18th Len ship Cama Kempton Marsees adays;
barques Rosabea Bailey, Salem Margaret Hugg Litton
unc Winpiach, Mitchell dis; Facouer Denson unc: Che.
vaer dis; Chancellor, Beauyais for New York unc: schr
Sarah Ann Stevenson No report made Of bsrque Ma
Barney SEQ from New York which previously
schr Voant from Norfolk for Barbadoes ' " ~ 'poAe
Portuguese brig Espadsrte Setuba IS days from L,sbon
TO Grnne Minturn x Co.
Br brig Virginia McNeal, II days from Arichab CB with
100 chsidrons coal to soule, Whitney & Co. ~
Br brig Billow Goalieet days from Windsor, Ms, with
plaster 10 soule, Whitney Co. ~
Br brig Ready Rhino Patterson days from Windsor Ms
with plaster 70 Soule, Whitney Co.
to De Forest Co The has been five days the coast
Brig Madison. Hoyy days from Savannah with rice and
cotton 10 Sturges x Clesrman. ~
schr Mary -, 10 days from Portsmouth, NH, with pota-
to Sturges Clearman. ~
Sch Emily Johnson Perry days from Baltimore To John.
x Lowden.
sehr Tiger. Perry, New Bedford. OIL
Schr A Marshall, Mayo. Boston, mdze.
Schr SquirelI Trott Portland shocks &c
Schr Pacific. Prescott, New Haven.
Schr + reterkn. Avery, New London.
Schr Huldah Ann, West New London.
Below.
Ship Kensington from Liverpool
Ship Magnolia. from Bremen.
Brig Architect, from Windsor.
Brig Biow.
l ship, 2brigs
Sailed.
Brgs Rodney for Jamaica; Pouney, Marseles schr Ell.
vra, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Movements OF the Steau Sb,u.
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PDRr ov NEW YORK. OCTOBER IS.
Cleared.

Cleared
Ship Emily, Davis, St Cror, Aymar & Co
Barque New York, De Harde, Bremen. via Richmond
Barque Adam Carr, McEwen, Glasgow, Woodruff Min.
''""h -" wy"
Barqus Georgia, Collins, Savannah, Geo Collins
Bog Marion Gage, Read, Belize Hond h Bisndo
Brig George, Bulky Charleston, Geo Bulky
Brig X W Brown, Spencey, st Thomas, w w Prau
Schr + Thorn Sanford, Wilmington
Schr David Risey Corwn. Washington
Schr Chanan, Patterson Baltimore.
Arrived.
Ship Kensington, -, from Liverpool Sept TO- with ndxe
70 M walker sld IN company with ship Ocoa Of Newcss
the o. company WIN
Ship GondoIa, Renne from Odessa 10Th Aueu, and from,
CoDstantinope on the 18th, to Hicks Arrived a. (,bra
tar on the nth Sept The baque arrived same dav
from Boston, for Smyrna; On the 7t passed the Neck IN
company with snip Douglas Mseson and pgs Mohawk And
Reindeer Spoke, ~ the Srsighs. Austrian shin Ezabetb
from Genoa Tor Sumatrawshed be reported The I;ondo
was detained back Of th Rock d,ys Left al Odeess
bargre Sarony OF Boston loading sail about ,t Sent on
The O. sailed from GibrsltT 1851 sept On be All IL,
warks. ~ ''"' W ''' p"'
coal 10 y Gillespie. ~ ''o"eas"e VII" 10y
Barque Due de Orleans, Robertson from Iepborn n,ssed
1bfatar sept !, with ndze to Boyd Hncken Sept g. at
m no a or Ion gwen exchanged signals with an American
snip standing 20 the southwark showing ri coored swaow
taien purgee gan snd with the letter the centre Oc
no 10y or lon gwen, ship passed standiug 10 the
rial s"'' ''''P wv
Brig Frances Peck, sackpole trepor.d Yesterday from
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Foreign Mnrlxets.

BuENos AYsIs, August 9.-Doubloons, Spanish S25s
S265 each; Ditto, Patriot, 254 25s do; Dollars Span.
ish 10 lot do; Ditto Patriot and Patacones l6s l6
uo eix per cent stock, rs - do per cent Exchange
On "a 81 Ditto France, IS 81 cent per dol.
,sr, DUO hio Janeiro l6 per cent premium; Ditto
Monsevideo i6s +. do do; Ditto United States is
per D. dollar; Hides, OK, for England and Germany
90 os per pesada Ditto France As do Ditto North
Ameiica "a 40 do Ditto SPAIN so So do Ditto salted
~ 30 do Ditto Horse 20 90 do each Calf skins As
80 per pesada; Sheep Skins common 80 81 per dozen
duo nne, 80 80 do; Deer Skins 10 IL do; Goat skins
70 90 ds; Nutria skins 6j col per 10; Chinchill
SKINS ~ 30 dol per doz; Horse HAIR short 3s 40 dol
per arroba; Ditto, mixed, 45 46 do Ditto long 100
ITO do; Wool, common, washed ~ 80 do Ditto nicL
ed 80 40 do; Ditto, shorn from skins IS 40 do; Ditto
mestiza dirty, 20 80 do; Tallow pure 10 10 do. Dt
to, raw, 10 - do; Ditto with grease, is is do;
Jerked Beef 20 a 2s per quntal Horns
mixed, 100 100 per thousand; Ditto OK 45o a 500 do.
Shin Bones, 40 80 do Hide Cuttings "a a 26 per Ioo
lbs Ostrich Feathers, white, 10 per Ib Ditto black
u $ do Salt Tongues per dozen; Salt on board
ls 2op per fanega Discount II a25 pr Ct pr. month
The highest price OF Doubloons during the week 40
dollars The lowest price 1856 dollars The highest rate
Of Exchange upon England during the week 81 pence
the lowest, ditto 81 pence.
T., CALCUTTA, August 7-lndigo-Prospects for the com
ing crop are now fully to 10 per cent worse than
h mon ago and should the rainy weather experienced
% of the last five or six days have proved general
MN iang Ion will doubtless be even greater as there
~ no chance Of the produce improving and the &C
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Passengers Sailed.

LiyERrooL-Steamship Cambria-Hon Saml 7 Armstrong
and lady, Il Hall, + ordw,y, Boston; Mug ord Joo
zs Poulsod, A Ryiey. Pickersgiil, Poppeuhasen
kobt k JAMES N Gant,ee T Karck, Aspeyssr, WbeT
Clark, Hart Parsons Robinson, Lynde, Lewis
chs Bioek s ree, aRd sdy New York. Alfred Largs lady
Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler and Canney Phlad
phia Gorter Mr. Pink Baltimore; Mr. Price, Miss Price
Mrs O,bone two children and servant Hrs Pembeon Miss
Helen Pemberon Sir II Caldwell, Pemberton, VIM Penn
9 Bsrs1ll, Quebec Kenneth Moffa Coster w G BEN
da; Eden London; WIN M'Donald Manchester; q n Yer
n9n Robt keil, John Hail. Capt Forester A. England;
- Shove Boston,; Miss Haviland, New York; HLawson,
Cronan, Halifax; Mrs Freeman, Quebec-5. Total SO
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

some six or eight months on both sides lower than
Tampa Bay side and St Augustine on the other
canoe % feet long and feet wdsa made from the
solid cypress should think would cost from $l2o
to $780, have Of less capacity sell for moe
saw one at ST. Marys Geprgia placed on board Of the
steamboat going Hsvans by The builder. who was in
company with; II was quite plain canoe without an or
nament 1t would carry not than six men without
any baggage arms ,kc whichthe builder told me he had
contracted to sell Savannah at $3.50; another.
at the same place very highly ornamened with broad
gilt the outside which the builder told he was TO
indispensable TO protect the expeditions going
20 the swamps in shpcarpeners were getting in
the western part OF Florida 81 and SIS per day being
transported from New York to Florida at government
expense.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL.

BALTIMORE, Oct. H.
Frosty Weather The Races-Sale i ne Euss Houst--
Failure Of the Southern Paeket P,,Jeet-Ihe Markets
Necs, $c.
We have very heavy frost every night and the wea-
her continues cold and dry unusual extent at this
season Of the year.
The hrst race the Canton Course yesterday was
for 5000. two mile heats 1t by 6lly entered
by John McMann, in two strsight heats, beating +.
Thompsons Kit Thompson out of Hare's Marietta and
James Willsmson's Sgnett Time $685. 3:52 The Sc.
cond race for sweepstakes for $780, free for all ages
one mile and repeat The competitors were John Nc
hsnn's Black Dick. Thos. Doswells Mary Hume bay
no morse entered ny :. Thompson and bay colt entered
Diach LICK a 3 l l
Tsoymnson,s mums' hor:s s.''...''.'..l
Tims-l OIL Sal Sal s4
Inc Eutaw House the second largest hotel in Balt
more covering $4,000 square feet Of ground yeste
DAY sold at auction exclusive of the furniture for SIS
6o0 Purchasers, Garrett & Son.
ed by two merchants and four reporters SO that as
mentioned few days ance, the project is Abandoned
Liverpool packet line talked Of will share the
There nothing stirring of local character worthy
The MARxETs.-The publication yesterday morning
OF the news by the Great Britain, caused an immediate
sdyance in Flour and Grain in the Baltimore market
sales OF City Mills Flour made at So ian advance
Of % cents per bbl. and towards noon some holders
We're asking higher In wheat there advance OF
terday being at lis cents Demand brisk both for shin.
ment and speculation. Early in the morning YESTERDAY
few sales of Howard street Flour made at 81
and later in the day at S. The on hand is very
light and late in the evening there appeared to he but
little disposition to sell buy, until the effect OF the
news on the Northern markets fully ascertained
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
OcT Maryland 6's closed at 79a for sale 7el bid
sales made at 1915 Baltimore Ss 1890 l0 for sale
ioii bid; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for sale 54
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Family Provision Market.
mort th 10 al kaxa ~ -
Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-The weather having become
more settled yesterday fair amount of business was
transacted in the Cotton Market and the sales the day
amounted to about $500 bales The market is said to
have been little easier for two three days past and
in some instances buyers intimate that trfng conces
sons have been made, but far discover the
market is without change and the sales fairly within the
range Of our figures The English news, which may be
expected Saturday Sunday, is looked fer with much
interest and we can hardly anticipate much activity
the market till it is received
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Passengers Arrived.

LivERrooL-Shp kensIngtonJohn Wright 1853 in the
steerage. - ~
LEGHoRN-Barque Due de Orleans-W Hoodless and
lady.
BERMupA.Brig Comet-John Hughes. Esq, of St Vim
cent; w Hayward, Esq, of New Orleans; Richard Tynes
Firth, ofdo
ST CRoIx1Brig Ezs-G N.hropp lady and servant Miss
York; Goodrich. -
SAvANNAH-Brg Madscn-C Tlutchins son s G White
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Der. l6--At market 1900 head of Beef Cattle about
one half from Virginia. and including AGO taken TO New
york; 100 Cows and Calves; $50 swine and 1850
Sheep. 80
PricesBeeves very dull and 700 sold at prices rang
ing from - 81 to : 20 the 100 lbs, as in quality.
Cows and Calves mostly brought SIS 3O
Swine sell at S43 a 81 the 100 lbs.
quality. f"e
Hay-Market steady, and sales of good Timothy are
making at 90 lose the cwt Rye Straw brings SIS SO
the 100 bundles - "
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

HE SAN PEDRO COMPANY brig Frances
Amey purchased by this company for the purpose of
making further discoveries with regard to the sunksn
war San Pedro at the time she was blown nm le this
port Yesterday upon her third expedition-Bat amer
can, Oct. IL
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

GEORGIA ELEcrIoN.-We have returns Tor Cover
nor from eighty-fve counties, which give Governor
crawford majority of s62 Eight counties, viz Dade
Elbert, Montgomery, Lowndes, Rabun Thomas Walker
and Ware remain to be heard from.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
G y M M E CIAL.
New York, Friday, Oct. IL.
re steady at 50 931 4; Pearls, 81 l2I

4ls4. 0'
Corroy.-The market remains dull and unsettled
the sales today reported 1900 bales are chief
one line OF Uplands, amounting TO about 1900 bales
the pids accepted exhibit decline of onequarter cent
from the rates current before the arrival of the
Great Britain this is only partial however many
holders prefer waiting for the advices due per Hi
bernia before submitting lower rates therefore
continue as yet our previous quotations.
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
Domestic Importat,ons.

SavANNAH-Brig Madson-100 casks rice G. Buckmeyer
Sons-la9 Spon rd, Tlleston Co-i2 bales cotton l.
Bngham-93 r. X X Graves-l00 l. II Brgham-l cask ric
dry Dbl Cyrus Uda.i bale wool Burrtt Johnson-- bo
Instruments Nelson Brown-l3 boxes trunk A LAMAR
The New York herald., 1845-10-18
TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF IMMIGRATION

v EKKEHS TTNCTUFE AND LOTION OF INVIGO.
RATION are beyond all comparison, the rapid
permanent stimulans existence They speedily the
impaired energies Of life impoency, unfru
ana constitutional debility and quick and positive remedies
i9T a the disease. produced by certain solitary habits Their
erect 70 absolute and that the mpart
felt IN hve minutes after they made Of
ing as u IS powerful and pleasant The Tncure which
eney pleasant 10 the taste the
external remedy aud they may be used separately with
advantage but are most ecscious together Prepared pint
bottlespce dollars dollars for bottle Of each
fo sale at the Patent Medical Agency Al Ann back Office,
or ine convenience oil persons living at distance
ane Iincure and Lotion also prepared n powders which
are equally effective and by folded letter form,
with full direction for preparation aud USE at double letter
postage Price three dollars for letter package containing
tw powders for the Tncure and the other the Lotion
or ve dollars for double package orders must be post
citv' - - = OF
The New York herald., 1845-10-18

FLouR.-The market is yet unsettled holders unwiL
ling to make any concession yesterdays prices sales
were made to-day however in Genesee at $5 so.
The receipts of Flour and Wheat at tide in Alba
ny for the first week in October as follows =
lS45. lS44
Flour. 81 ,322 brls. 1857 brls.
Wheat. 81, 600 bush. 81, $50 bush.
The gross receipts of Flour and Wheat since the open
ing Of navigation are
Flour. Wheat
ls44. ......... !, co., ,069 brls. 954,4 459 bush
lsi5. l,6ls,5S9 647,024 I"