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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
FOR TIE GENTLEMEN

= FrpATNE Mems Morocco s1piti
SO Is go Gait eoi
e0 airs Pump sosd Cs'f Monrocs'
C0 al 90 Monroe DO;
IN do tlrng seal slincs
Which We " ii ss stiii have nv more on sfftf
sue Kind juns 90. ALTMAN MA%NhLts
OF. CLOTHS. TIA CLOTHs, TAFfE lLQIt.t
tgTNuON BfiNUf, IlHa ttfttNr, noon
pIECLa. COACH tfKIAlN NLllls 1bLAe
BNIXE T0R EtDE BOARhs. BtbEA Js. $40 ~ =,
49,. SILK AND $50 slim APRONS ICE CHI
IufN
I -stirg II WOOD. ~ East WheeinF. Womb re- est.
y .flfu tio pulic tiiat De- prepared 10 exc 70
o,dera t anything cnumcfsied aHuYe 'i BE hs hs VIVID
n ne Ta.ninr, GLAZING aDd Pspo5 Hanging ESQ a.
| ended %. 49, .
! Eedidonoe snd shop near ihaoid Crown Glars WORKS
II HEaiON "a.
bH r r.. fiULfInEN fs
tpLhIIsf a ey'a 5ss s e ss, 90 i IL Cut
House vest side and two doors teluw Use frcs yiona
d sNufeh. eH4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
III ER COMPLAINT.

This disease, ffem i'll long standing and repeated at
tacks, and from the manner In which II has been
treated OMEN the drcgs O tic disease IN some
rl'ngHc ." t there ~ grc1 weakness
and pfosaton u scugh with dull, heavy pam loo aiet
n some part OF the system. IN ell such eases Dogdd
SNSvur's Compound syrup ofNid Cherry wi bye vi.
an excellent remedy, To support strengthen arroals Of
1or TO declining health, and defend II ffom o.
disease. -. ,,,,tei,
there are ,Iaiy atos non .sr'os pr ~ 49,
add suiuciebt testimony 90 No gieA Sni.N..' "
VStScie medicine in cutting this complain
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

$4,000
PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, GLASS Np. ls5.
10 ie drawn al Wilmington, Delaware. ON Monday,
Scpienl er =, 1876.
prize OF s25C10; off $50; OF 5000 of3If0.
e nun'er Is tailots. Tickets 50: ceruseaie of
wholes Slle shares IN proportion.
St3.OOO.
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS 20. 1s7.
To te drawn Wilmington, Delaware, on Wednesday,
Sepioml or 20, 1910.
PIKE OF $ 600, of6,COO, OF GOO 4 of2op c &c
- numi ers, - taiots. Tickets 81, cefiISa1e OF
- whOles SIS, shares in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOrTEVY.
Draws as follows throughout the month Of September
Draws IuesdHys-capiia Prize =: ,tOt.
Whole Tiokegs ~ ;eortineae OF packSse wlCes, -
shares IA opOrtiOn.
Draws on a hursdays-cepiiai prize Si,OtO
Whole TicAets 81; certificates OF package wbdes Sl4;
shares proportion.
Draws ca sa'urdays-capiial prize $1,000.
Whole TiCke,s 81; certificates OF package Wh0ics Sl4;
shares ia proportion.
Address your orders TO
n. L.. DORSEY Wheeling, Va.
II The drawings Will ic published rcgtaty IN The
Tunes, and also ia the Argus. Remember
n. l.. DORSEY = Lucky Office,
seP5 MuEELINo. VI.
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$40 Geo.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Geor.ia-- lass No. 81,
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday,
September -, les6.
7snunhers, II ballots. Tickets Sl2; certificate o.
~ wboies SIG, shares in proportion.
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ISIvn " pAsE

Frsr ,eseived ia-ro assortment ~ Flair, Nte'n
j rirr 40 RsiHfow afef. saie o. window una
d the BOOK tod Stationary sore ~ ,,,oo
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
a ~.~n. PORT OF III,
EktT WHEELING. tss.ssi s1Esz
nY CIIAs. ~. BERRA

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
OF Boats for tho last 48 hours. ending yester-
day at 4 o'clock, Il. VI.
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURE.
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PRIME RACON HAMS.

%sIrN BARREIs-The subscriber j. prenSred to ~
~ any orders Cor Gun Berels OF any size ron n Y"
200 bullets 10 tie pound aug II SAM'L. MILL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

3Thc tofiginNl and oulv) genuine article IS only pre-
pared by nr Sysync, north wvst corner 9Th AND Rae
streets Philadelphia. ToUcH soNGl oNespt thot boSriu
tie MTItieM -lnN A-auNE OF DR. SAA AN.E.
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LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF GET
II TAYLOR

4 WASH paid Tor Ginseng, ny fkhOh g ~ ILL
~ aug "A l64 Market Street, Wheeling.
~ oTICE-All persons indebted 10 John j. Haswcll
w decd. the book store Union street recently
kept ly his Executor and Alexander Ingram lr are no
tined make payment John ~. THOMPSON who - di-
ly authorized 10 receipt for the same. q ID HASW Eth
aug % Executor of John llSswel, deceased
IN AGSThe highest price given in exchange for good
aus ss in THOMPSON.
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HORRIRLE MURDER.

HORRIBLE MURDER.
TT is reported by Interested persons IN Nhec'
~ ing thaithe Rome Ieague Boot and Shoe Factory OF
a. Wade kiiiinu fl Es-faF .ss4 80 ~.
mos dreadful B0o-s aud Shoes of every des
criptiOn ~ ade in shop can lie bought twenty
1--WE per cent cheaper than in store IN W hce.n's
! aug is CONNOLLY & WADE.
- BBIs. SPIRITS OF TURrENTlNE just re-
/ - - csive.l aaa Far sac hy
aug 20 FRYOR < fAUrI., iG2 Market street.
G PERM OILS casks summe, sCd win'Sr strained
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"A FEW dave since in the street, q Memorandum
"a Book helongingto a NeEttab'e w S4on. Inc una
err win confer favor b. leaving IT Al the ,,.,.r
Sug27 ii"E' VI -
x<RFss TRIMMINGF.-Sik fringe. Cimps, cords
~ Buttons Cord and TSssels also yelling Cores ana
Hooks and eyes, for by .,,cu,rD
aqg5 AZ - :
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TVYINE.

- CASES LIoUoRICEp BALL Tor safe bv
- jysI JAMES BAKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03
Foreign lamentations.

MARsEILLys-Shp Nebreska-l9 C, 10 cks Dutill Con-
senery 20 bales Schrage Koop Co; cs q Emenputch;
"A hhds 50 eks Guldord; $50 Qrcks bbls ham
Povert $50 bxs Daniel Amand; ito boxes Davis Henri
guess 2ot bXs 10 pkgs .Wilsan. Blown co; es White
Sheiheldi pigs Howe co; pkgs Corbit co; cks
bdls Scrage koop 100 bales Chamberlain Phelps
b,s csk bag 70 bis Fitch co. bales Morse 49, b1s
Ie bis Malzet, Goud Coz 30 bgs Mos Poets 10 eks
lain Phelps cs Cottonet y cs bis Carcassosea
Comes; trunk w Mott; pckgs Thomas Denny casks
Cazet A3toin bis G Wthaut, Is bales Is casks;
GOO bzs 80 cks, 60 bdls pkgs to order.
HAvANA-Brg Poland-200 or boxes segars II Thoma SIS
Rowland Aspinwall-3 WesteryeIt-s0 Ciroschiem &
Clapha,n-l520 sesars 90 boxes do Lus Rosins--8 q
Wels-ts8 Wallace-l88 A Horu-2a0O0 Trxlllo < Bur
raen-3l5 bIs sugar Grinnel Mintum-Ii9 Taylori3O
Tayor-l2 bxs segars A Samands-2T Green-quan-
tity pine apples master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03
ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES
KIluE AI1T,IIOR Of the PRIVATE TREATlSEh DR.

ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES
tHT sss that
sble Except Sunday for consultation upon any Of the
s:ss1
,nS s., d na
by yeneral maades there are Others which are deeply ns
the sexual organ. early improper hab
ST | s SIHf
End a III; nd 9n Which, xS
. sp'qs 0S y the ,
here to the public the following most interesting
'smAlA' 0'' STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.
This being very little understood, although the fro
%ach explain is
diseases which were mistaken for tits ao m
s ,eSsg
S s ok: q judge s
has this complaint or not and its proper mean. o. cure
%aas o
in ens but
exist for months and even years without producing any sh
pain thing directing he ssaiioa .s;i 81.
nav b. n sna ss to be a.
with regard to otbsr sscts especially OF early cases. these
!Sss ,s$ s:s.:
heS
lead 70 means , OF S 81
relate Structure in more and ,.sS
stage and when easily and certainly removed The
nj! MA h.. been
apen after the
two should steal away. .Ii!Ss e.: iss {
or can proceed from no other whatever but sa
lyfffa time Gan s..i MAY
h0a sats much snsS
how e0a &
without producing Structure, naturally
Sas Continued to Of
least would strengthen any other Suspicious circumstance
THE EFFECT A STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
depIss. sPsand lessen mental ensIsy Moths;
,h; Is Of ns degree 9y every , md
SO
%
@ % a..
inaRae fa !. there medium Sy ss,eh mind
SEXUAL 'hs mind RGE
sushcr e Voa%s which is sent to part. Of +:
world As the OF Structure proceeds the activity ofmind
With respect the of stric,ure-ths il is gratifying
Ii very @ ST
oate the treatment Of this complaint In
s s naw R
70 %s oa but
perfectly, cured though it has been source Of trouble and
wTs rs b. am SShsr
pianest manner; which safely any distance
gives his eutire attention Disorders of the Urinary and
enerative Organs and that the of STRUCTURE
aud GRAVEL every FORM he with confidence claim
knowledge and experience not by physician
in this country.
Commute by post faithfully replied to- and may
be addressed either to as Greenwich boz 500 lower
Post Office.
The author formerly felt il incumbent him give
Of his medical qualncatons and presented
several most eminent and references Owing, how
ever his extended reputation in this "speciay" he
the % ,s. and
OF certain class Of people becomes mark Of the i'm
pudent pretendcr. jy3 lwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03
The CrOus.

The St Louis Republican of the Goth ult says: From
every quarter of the Mississippi valley. hear the most
county and several other counties in this State and ILL
nois the harvesting Of wheat has commenced and will
be chiefly cut this week and the next, which is rather
rust cheat blight of any kind and the heads said
TO have filled out remarkably fine and heavy. The pre-
sent prospect is that the wheat crop of this year will
greatly exceed that Of the last The and tobacco
crops never promised more abundant yield than pre-.
sent appearances indicate The prospects for other crops
are equally fattering. There is every indication now
that If the continues favorable there will be
in the products of this year any
previous year
The Rockville, Montgomery county MIDI Journal
says: Our wheat harvest is going pretty generally
We hear complaints about scab and rust but
very great extent Our harvest WILL at all events ex-
coed an average. The oat crop will be large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03

E Ss :. A E css::g:: ss,.; III S:s:
from BsiSaoss. S.ehs. 5, MsIys ,wRss, GS% Hoassvl:
? as; se 9
81 JOINS Nj, june ii1Xn brig Atlas. MeCullum, Bal
Jsas NIB ; J".s asmAH brig Widow Gom New
PhilsasDSSRf sIh nn r,ses, YSa
Boston % BARK Huron" Muir ;shT s dol &
shP Adele Ycnldsn Boston ssno 0o,, ~. A.,
,,i %g'A' ISLAND June ~" port brig A's'''' for Boston
Home Ports.
iS M % .as
s sh s eo HUM
saf S se NsM oess.
s. ws.ss ship Sa :; :
sdoas Ls rs; aG' Seis
s''ss ttsss & sS.s:
Sst Ss%S1sss h: al S;s0s;
hSrsd in P ss ro Sn0 Ship Colombo Lynn
brig Wfv ,sI n, s:.. sa5.t%
EpoARTows June sO-Arr schrs Exact, FOEer New York
GLoueSsTrn. June sO-Ar Alabama Sc ALL Salem to load
a NES .so .n Sas hip chsnps Mile. ySa
sasH sl n'ss s
from Kingston ia; tovboa Hercules towed down and
the 18th ships Isaac Aeron and louisiana towboar
Caledonia and the 22d ships Paas
and Monongahea towbost Mary Kngsand owed down and
10 an the 2t instant ship Oswego and schr Hope CID
ships Tyrian Jackson Liverpool Ashland, Williams do;
Laura snow do banks Comea, Young, Kingston, Ja New
Nngland, Long, Boston
NANTucxET June 29-Sld SC rs Exact Folgsr Ratmsrs.
Champion Robinson, New York; 3Oth, VIM L Bird, Clark.
PTrIApsIrHIA July 2-Arrs bark F.nny LBrl from Lon
Bsspian burton Barbados; brig Baltic Dunbar romN
York. Annaw an Bond from New Orleans; Mazepps. Cole.
Newburypo Albert. Hodgden, from Boston; Porto Rico.
Sener days fin Boston; Orleans Benmen FIN Aux Cayes.
schrs William Hart, Wright: from Proyidence; Alhambn,
Blanchard from do; Louisa, Post I'm Work Irene Bsyant
fin Calais; Cynosure, Waite firm Portland; Caroline Long,
fun New York Cldbrig stephen Young Laksman, Ports
an Fcketts. Boston; John Smith Johnson 0reenwch;
York: st Helena Wasga Salem, Mass; Sarah Ann. VIII
SON Wespo Conn; Brick Reevcs. Providence; Rsynear
williams Wilson, Norwak Staten Island, Wood Brook
lyn; Enfeprize, Brady Hartford; Brilliant Cotton New
York; Washington, Cahcart NYork soop Marths Thomss.
Newark. NJ. - =. 49,,
PORTLAND, June 29-Arr schrs Montana Chase N York;
30th Sum- Nickerson do Cid 18th. schs Warrior Havcn.
st Thomas and Turks Island
PoRTsMouTH, June 2sArr brig Clarion, Bsbcoek, Nor
MASTER; schs Gen Warren Davis and Mary Bryant Pha-
delphia; Aurea, Trundy, New York.
PORT WALTHALL, June 29-Arr. brig Hamlet, from New
York; schr Frances Eldin, from Boston.
RICHMOND June 30-Arr, schr John Sommons, Small,
Boston Sid, brig Louisa Beaton, Chester, RIO.
WAREHAM June 29-Arr sloop Sylph, New York. Sid
2oth schr Welcome, Besse, Baltimore.
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,,x..y,...,- ss:.ss::E. sS:..la. Il ,..,..,
esss:' i;ss. lay a: 4 say.s .sa ag
Passenger sailed.

LvERrooL.Stsam ship CALI doma--O Lock, DR. Beech
e and LADY, Thos Trew and samuel Whitmarsh Of Boston
Mr. and Mrs Jens Csrriere, Clare, Mr. Mott, and Mr
nail5mann Stephen Thompson, G March John MicheI
GibsSp of; Miss Annie Lee. Rev John Ryerson, Rsy
h"son Greene Lambert lettings of Toronto; Mr. aud Mrs
onng John Thompson and Of Quebec Rev Charles
and Mrs Fog, Of Detroit; VIM and Mrs Farley w Com.
stock Jas Brathwsit, Tho Jackson, Henry Capee, w
Bb ssn Msy Ann Sims Of Epglsnd RedIond Mr.
Thos Dixon Mace Geo Benson NJ staples, of Orleans
w Streeter 81 Domingo: John fiske, Of; Robt DIV en-
o.; Damon OF Belgian Legation; A w Morris, John
Ne,n, OF SCOTLAND; Jas Down, OF London; Capt WE
rsekqgion; asd Eeglment @ Benjamin, l. Hymon, Me-
Jos Mackay and Curyillier Of Montreal Renser and
Perez, oil Germany; w Lencheiugh aud Philip Marsendet
Of do; Battersby OF Charleston q De Argue de Mar.
gois OF Europe; Colonel Preston, Wade Hampton jr Of
Frazer ofHamson Canada Frank Frasish, and Jas Stocks
For Halifax-Mrs Elliott and child of Boston; d searle
Of Ogdenburg; Mr. & Mrs shannon W NJ Callum Jyhn Nc
LospoS-ship Wellington-Rey Labagh aud lady; Rev
Merwin. Poughksepse; Rev Tobias Spencer. Lansing
York; Mr. Ebene7er Hoppe London Rev Gregory, West
Troy; Messrs Arthur Mooney Troy John Moss John
Waters, Freeman, Goldberg, George Sole, Wells
II Collyer. New York.
tvEnrooL-Packei Ship Monternma-James Drew, lady
and James Potter lady and servant Prince
J.; Miss Mary Potter Miss Sarah Potter do: w Has
and LADY, Antwerp; Townead Glover and LADY, Fishk
Conner. New Orleans; W Haskns, Newburgh; Joseph Loo
mas, do; Thomas Bumdell, Canada; Thomas Woodeok
Brooklyn Wtse, Newburgh.
.HAvRE-Shp Oneida-Gales seaton. Of Virginia; Ann
Shapely Pha Decarse Robert Prngle Charlie Jose
Nj Coues, Havana Bron de Lagetta, Caracas; Roux Ha
vre; W Wilson. England, and eight in the steerase.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Wnsh innfon Iulv lQiG

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, July l. ls46.
Oioial notice has been received at the Department Of
State from the government Of Denmark, of the follow
ing reductions in the general tariff of sound and belt
Dues to take effect from the LIST OF June of the present
year--to wit
~. That the duty manufactured cotton
be reduced from eighteen svers to ten stvers per 100
pound.
2. That the duty raw sugar be reduced from five
stivers to four stivers per 100 ID.
That the duty on spirits from potatoes grain
reduced from four svers to three stvers per
rel.
a. That the reduction contained in the 18th section
Of the said tariff Qst January 1922 with regard to deals
from Mcmel, be equally applicable to deals from all
other places and
20 That the rate of 56s schefels to last given in
the said paragraph be changed into TO schees last
Gan Of which notifications will likewise apply to
shipments through the Hesvig Holstcin Canal"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03
MARITIME HERALD.
rVixY OF NEW YORK., July 3.

Cleared.
ssD Nsfs ss...
Bark Lewis Geraud, Gpsdaloupe, Berceen Bosart'
B4s ! f FehsIdsSn asq faIf aaSf a1csiS?
Brig Magdaene, Dectzeq, Matapzas. c Muller co. :.
vens,sdt Z sehumacher ''' 'e'e'' IVY ''.'''
B!s Wilson Fuller Cobb Savannah Dunham Dimond
Brig Macon Hsyden savannah. r N Demil.
schr Merchant, Jordan, Richmond, Elwell & 60.
Se$I Stewart SbiS Aver, GS%SsII,ad.
Barge Orb, Gapp, Philadelphia
Steamer Ironsides, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship Nebraska Watson, Marseies, 10th May. Pass ed
Gibraltar 25h Chamberlain Phelps June 10Th, off the
South Sho Of Nantucket spoke brig Soon bound Lis
Ship Cairborn, (of Wauen) Leyenseler from New Or
leans s. u. of
Mobile ne o1 m y u rs
ship Brewster from Mobile for Liverpool eth g a. lon
Sc ST. spoke bark Sarah Hand from Philadelphia for New Or
leans isth lat 81 81 Ion SS H. spoke whale brig on
days HiS " xs sis
Bruce Wade hence for Belize Hondp,a had los. man
Len 'i bs 4 M't%
brig s,iseter DO from Orleans; Hope, House
schr Psiasent GnderhA days from Milton, granite to
sehr Jonas smith, Collins days from Wilmington, c,
naval stores to Bouck.
Below.
The bark Mary Chiffon, from Rio Grande is still the
Brig Captain Tom. smally. from New Orleans.
Also, one ship and two brigs, unknown
Sailed.
Ship, howfss LHzspoo ch,S
AHhon B00ts
NV orleans 5g. E@ma N,.sillss Msnasss NseSs;
Maea 81 G5o1 Goae Porte HeG Gh0si ss Ns%vi
bound for the last four days.
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Miscellaneous Record.

ATTEMPT TO ByasA sHIr-on Tuesday the ship Column
Sset. and in . hS on fire
when opening the hatshes the fire was extinct
found asleep upon the hay with box ofiction matches
QuEBEc Jusn 2eBrig Alexandria Elmer master for and
from Y,1mauth to Quebec struck ~ On the ,s
boats s,auneheon. in main and haehrs and
taken Of he y,sce The 81 s brig 9y W
poo Gve ' .ssfed at his
9TH Moada % .n Be-
wreck The has returned 10 Quebec; Among the yes
I sS aBsss % aass
sna aaG whss
and also O other The brig e Ro
@ wS e TS
Kse contact with the brig Ez Of Dundee tore
a hs Hs Io, h BE- s MSs % s
hei iOnstos, Doyle hence ON the
December FoTto Bay, Labrador Crew saved and
s. Ersate CgmbeT.nd Com . GonnS from Pensacola
Spoken.
Bark Ellen Augusta days from Portland for Havana, Jun
ship New England for Norl cans, June g. lat %
I'll g. 20 fro"
May of Gibraltar bark supposed the Susan Jane from
II - b. brig sslis. sq% c.l.u,',
% and e ssyi FROM s.s Hsa %
off Cape Florida.
Cleared at New Bedford, so ship China Fisher, Pacific
hc ready 70 b aiken oysT the bar b the C.%sl.
'''''' Foreign Ports.
BARBApoEs June I5-n brig Emily Cummings, Sage
% II. &c $:sS. jssi i..d 81 s
Yd am S a po ap N9 o%: k HsE
~ Week. fei Boston, next wsst; HSrssc Hal, frss
aSdss aa PRINTS s s;d
Msan' I'm po.pd d.s HGps hswe' FIN T Orr
fb e sS% Df for NsT 3 s;n "a
PIG, wis. MaisHsss isiI c.etu. Mason M.ianss.. 10Th
Mr. SD lSsd G So Sss
,on AZ June dSse from Bo;
sesysy, fhilsdspha 'eA'' I've" ,o.' '''' N'n"on0
ers as ol s ssS s s ss.
a. idsi Plate Merrill i% Portland dss5E Ga nib 5,IS'
Higgins for Boston. >'''-''-'
s.lE. Jun i 1di sss. s:
Todhpntsr Liyerpoel brgs Ann Mills Young susdeT.and
SifS% ssn Rsa
lee Mr9 Of wellesley Terqey siso ITirs Hnnnsh 9 hS
Bn,h.a,n Wsisro Sidd ssI SSIf.s: y
umbns, Taylor, London Rfemae, Hull Wsrriordi Mon
ires Benkinso sog.hsmPon: brig rsw s,mr pytb
bark Odessa Lavey Dqs@ brig Th9%I, SaksI Dough-
Virtora Young plymouth; Coina, shadwi,k Gouesster
Vsppr ElI erton Limerick 9Th ships scotland Thomp
SON, Liverpool Lea Heyn Pirrie brlfa;. Psrsee Msr.
G fsmSad T b,1isi1S!d 10 sa%o%h Dow
Ss.,a Margaret Harriet Shaxson, Limerick; Mary Page,
vcrpool; Sultan Burrows, Jamaica; Septima Mcdonald,
Sunderland. =. -. -.
from wig order banks Pioneer Lambert for
reported) St Ubes cargo Adaro Trsubl for New
York in days; Cuba Blanchard from Coast Of Africa, Wig
orders Baltimore lie Bron from Moneydeo for Baltimore
SOON Edith Moore from Canton. still dischg; Niagara
Person from and for Boston, Chenango Snow, from Liver
pool disshg Mauo, Lane, from and for New York soon
from New York via Walthall, dol brig Roer, Auchinclos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03

The different markets and meat shops throughout the
city never at this season of the year. exhibited vari.
and full supply of all the good things of this EARTH
high. Fish-A fair supply, with that fine fish the
Sheeps-head, which now takes the place Of Sal
mon though still few of the latter in market
Vegetables of all kinds in great profuson, and
prices vary daily. but will keep up for the 4th inst
Fruits such cherries raspberres whorebcrries and
ackberries and wha some late strawberries never
were so abundant We notice plenty of Southern apples
they may do for pies but not fit to eat from the hand
At Washington market more room is wanted for the
country produce and must request the clerk to con.
fine lobster stands to the fish market
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Sales OF stocks at Boston.

THr BRoxrRs BoARp.-25 shares Boston aud Woress.
Ter NM IN adv div off; 10 Western RR S9?k per sh 4
franklin lns &C. say per sh; esufolk Ins Co. $780, Bos-
You and rrov kk, d,, off, 81 adv; Boston Lowell KR,
ay on 5A adv 10 Eastern Rk div on, ga adv; 10 Nashua
MANU- a. $500 Psr sh div off; Great Falls Msnuf Co
sm Sco Wster fower Co. $500 sh; Boot Manu-
10 20 sdv is State Bank s,s $50 per sh: fremont
DAM ~ per sh; 1haes River Bank, sper share Chi.
Lowell Manu- Co, $500 div off, Wilmington ms Co Si0o
stock Eastern RR, 81 each ~ WV "
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BY Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

ALEXANDRIA June 30Sd brig Ann Caroline, for Halifax,
Ms; schr Susan, st Johns, NIB
BALTIMORE, July 2Arr, brig Architect, Gray from New
Orleans schs Ferdinand Leighton from Eastpor NYork
McKewen from Havre de Grace; steamer Georgia. saw Of
the Horse Shoe Baltimore built brigantne and topsa
and fore and s schI Cd bark Henry Shelton Long
PoRrsMouTH June sO-A ship Virginia, Nickersou, firm
Boston; schr John Tyler Key, from Provncetown Cd
bark Douglas Burr CadI. SID schr Mary Jane Osborne
for New York.
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co M Nj Il IL CHA L.


New York, Thursday, July 3.
AsHEs--Considerable sales in Pots made to-day
at So 80 a So SOL and in Pearls at 81 06i.
BREApsTuFrs-The market is quiet, with moderate
demand for Genesee, at 81 Of 81 90 for prime; Mch
gsn,$s 90 81
CoTroNThe business in this article is not brisk but
sufficient doing to keep the article moving; prices
firm and about 500 bales disposed of to day at our
quotations, ofwhich spinners took 800 bales.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIricATIoN.
Family Provision Market.

PRovIsoNs-Pork very dull Mess; 80 75 prime 81 81
a 81 10; Mess Beef, So SO a 81 90.