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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-01
TO Merchants + Pedyers!

TO Merchants + PedJers!
.VTLAS~& MOVES,
BURLINGTON, Vt,
TOBBERs IN AMERICAN PRINTS, TICK
- ings, Colored Cambrics, Silecias,
Canvass, Padding, Burlaps, Br. Drills,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Wad-
ding, Batting, Wicking, Cotton Yarn,
Cotton an Wooden Flannel, Edgings,
.Laces, Cotton Threads, &c. &c.
ALSO
A>great variety of Buttons, Combs, Pins, Needles,
Hooks and Eyes, States, Scissors and Shears, RazOrs and
Razor Strops, Knives, Silver Spoons, Plated, Britannia
and Iron Spoons. Soaps, Wallets, Pocket Books, Tapes,
.Suspenders. Eandkerchiefs, Cravats, Coat Cord and Bind
ings, Sewing Silk and Twist.
ALSO
Fancy J%ewelry, &c.-Thinbles. Essence, British, Bear
and Macassar Oils, Opodeldoc, Spelling Books, Letter,
Cap and Wrapping Papers, sc. sc.
ALSO
Manufacturers of Tin Ware.-A large stock of which
is kept constantly on hand, as also some Japanned Ware
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Him Plate, Russia, English and
Canada Sheet ARON,
Iron Wire, Sheet and Bolt Copper,
Sheet Lead, and Zinc, Wire Vel
lum, etc. etc.
In co~nclpNaAaEe would remark that our goods are all
purchased with CASH DOWN, and at the rery l1ecest
prices, which will snable US to sell hem upon The most
tapOrGJle terms.
In buying the large amount we 90, we obtain our
Goods of the AGENTS for the MANUFACTURED, and
hence We are not compelled to pay tire profits before
they get into our hands. This gives US a Decided adj
vantage over those who buy in smaller quantities, as they
pay ONE PROFIT which we SAVE by buying direct from
the MANUFA CTUnER's AGENT.
We intend at all times to keep a general and large as
sortment ofGOODS, and we solicit business, fully con
fdent that we can give sATIsFACTIoN 10 those who "a
vor US with a call. WILLIAM r.. Villas,
MORILLO MOVES.
Burlington, December, 1845. 81
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w t t6s pr sgDsGFl oo"rt f Soin tBe aP Bisi1ict d 6y R {ne hG9,
commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of Thomas Austin, late of Chelsea, in said district de-
ceased, represented i%nsolvent, and all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto, and six months from
this date being allowed for that purpose, hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business of our APP
%pointment at the dwelling house of widow P. Austin,
in said Chelsea, on the 4th day of June next, at l o.
clock, P. M. HARRY HALE, )rou,us
&c. REDINGTON, }0O"''
Chelsea, Dec. %, 1916.
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NOTICE.

II you wish TO procure MAGAzlNEs FREE OF POST
AGE, just call at ~SomeTby's Periodical Office and exam.
inc the January numbers of the most popular Maya
znesi 81.
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FACTs ARE STURBORN THINGSI

INOIS AhE IIfINOSI
DOBERT LAHORE, Surgeon Of the Royal NsIiOnal
IL Vaccine Establishment, No. s, Russell Place, FitE-
roy Square, London, has just received from the lnslitu-
tion a fresh supply of VACCINE LYMPH. Surgeons
can be supplied, and the Report Of the Institution seen,
by application Ia the above.
N. B.-R. L. b. has praciiced upwards of 20 years in
London, and other cities in England, in all cases of dis
eases, and can be consulted by letter or in person.
North Ferrisburg, Vt, Oct. 7, ls45. 42:Sm .
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1t is h hoped and expected that the friends of Liberty
in each of those towns, will make seasonable arrange
ments for those meetings, and extend the notice as far
as possible. Those who have heard Mr.. G. will need
no argument to secure their attendance; and those who
have not, may be assured that he is one of the most ell
oquent champions of freedom who has ever visited the
State. Let there be a grand rally, and let there be no
pains spared to secure large audiences in every place.
The afternoon meetings may be appointed at l o.
clock, and the evening meetings at half past six.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-01

The LIBERTY MINSTREL,-also, MISS
WEBSTERS' Trial, for sale at SOMERBY'S Pc
R1oDIcAL Office, on State Street.
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mascellaneous RECORD.

Ship QvESs THE Wiser. will sail tomorrow. Letter
Bags will close Merchants Exchange News Room half
past II O'Clock.
Ship svE GsAssE. for Hsvre is detained until this day
a. 10 o'clock
Brig Anna. Sherman, sails for Vera Cruz Let
Ter Bags close At half past 10 o'clock.
ScHR CoNET.-Exuact of letter dated Plymouth. NC.
Jan N-On the night of the 9th the Comet Of hs
PLACE wrecked the point Of brsab Ocra
cock snd all board pershsd Besides ths there
two young the Of Mr. Stephen Losg. Of Williams
en promising interesting youths IL the very morning Of
nifty which the effects Of the Of the death Of her
mander Capt Thos Chase. has brought
his dsconsolats widow and heplsss babes
tense aud his distress the unhappy
her afieconats husband that presumed
been overhrown the dreadful trial. Last night bew
and tive o'clock shs from her bed and though
cold plunged into the with both her children The body
Innocents.
Home Ports.
BosToS. Jan 7-Below, ship Akmaar Eustis, Charleston
CID barks Convoy Charleston Bons Curtis, do.
low. aucbor IN Nantakst Roats, brig Patriot m Sata
YER por ship Alkmaar still below Std ship
Ariel bark Azof briggs Mdas Chattahoochee. Boston, Benz
Frankln.
Aiken Bait; Ceres and Napoleon. Bosoa 18TH schr
HoIMrs' HoLx Jan ls-Ar biE Metsnors Kinney Boston
for Phad Mail Good.e Tor NYork; Garrs. Damon
do Elizabeth City. SID brig Msamora In port sehrs
Mail. aud Gszslle. :. - 49,
Wsrsham, for Norris
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BARTINE'S LOTION,

OF
hsumati'% Gout sprains Bruises, Cuts Buns. sc.ds'
swenss Wss6.sss aud Pain. the Breast Side and Bach.
eIsctnres ana Dnocsnons Of Be.ss Ietter NIEwormi.
Rhsum Fever and Ague Agus Face Brs.t Qunsy
Bore Throat Ganduar Tumo, Lumbago, amp in the Dto-
n,eh and Limbs. GAos Bowel Conrsnt. Few: sor.s Old
.ay Chilbsns, Corns Bunion, Head Ache Tooth Ache.
The Popreto deem write lengthy articles
the merits Of This medicine il 100 40
in New York and the Atlantic cities cheeruly csrt the
beat and only remedy the complaints above amsd asserting
that they and their families will constantly keep supply,
being 80 gens.y useful and ready cure
The LADIES also gratefully unite sttestins valus In
many cases ' hch heretofore seemed without remedy
sale so Broadway doors above the Hospital wles
Depot fhiladsipbi ana ~ AGENTS
IN this city generally These are few Of the agents at dis
popnsll. SsrstoG. sp; s. Tousey syrse EowlsE.
7: Clsli. j.r..y sIsy; va Not S:y6uIy; & x.
thur TcosderoSa, NY; w. Force WaAhngiss City D..
e whlgpl: B.l'ime!s; Heash. yrssreL.bn,5 W;
B. Baker Boston; Messn W. Il still~sl Westerly. 4 +,
Mco n.yioJ Newport, d9j u Lyman Men.fsa z. III
Price IS cents C. g. BARTINE < CO,
dZ2 lmeod<u Hroadv
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Eorainn Markets..

RIO DE- JAsrrso, Nov. 10, The Hebe from Balti.
MORE arrived yesterday bringing later advcss from
rope containing ntelgence-of the unfavorabe crops
France, Belgium and England This news has induced
holder. to AK price equal to Withdrawing II from tho
fer but for the cheaper qualities. Should supplies be
moderate this and next month. the market wifi be arm.
Our stock for sale s viz 900 bbs 0alego 10 100
Haxal; $500 do Columbia; 5000 do Trieste; 400 Bal
timore and other. Domestcs in large supply and
very dull, at losing prices Candles sperm, $40 per
lb % net dull and l20e boxes sale; tea, superior
$4,000 aleo 60 IS net; ordinary and common 900
l5o0 quality; beeswax nominal at 800 rs per h. Is
cts net 10000 lbs ALE and expected IRON Lis
bon; coffee 10 scarce and firm, but European accounts
being uniavorable, We may expect lower prices. Ex-
change nothing dsng-the general opinion is the rate
dollars 1900; doubloons sog 400 No accounts from
Montcvideo for q month past
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ANNAPOLIS, Mn. Jan. l6. lsi6.


Grand Ndrai Baii-Beauty aud Bellies
The grand ball given by the midshipmen attached
TO the Naval School at this place, came of last eve
ming with great brllancy and eciat Notwithstand.
ing the noa-arrival of many guests from Philadel-
pha and the more northern cities (who dssppoin.
ed by the being accidentally thrown from the track
between this and the junction Of the Washington road)
there were upwards of hundred persons present
among whom were the Governor and SUITE besides the
members Of the Maryland Legislature and the dsn cues
OF the surrounding country. The display Of personal
beauty and female lovelinsss was most dazzling and
perhaps never equalled in the ancient capital The a
parments appropriated for dancing recitation halls
of the school-wsre most tastefully adorned with
and evergresns which, contrasting with tho rich attic
of the ladies' and plain but pretty uniforms Of hun
dred gay and sddy midshpmen, had most happy and
Among the most lovely Of those who honored tho
doners Of the with their presence and their smiles
were the fair danes Of Baltimore though must be
admitted In jusceo thesdistct that her gentle repre-
sentaves presented array unaffected beauty which
would have been dlfhcut to mstch laws
could tell you who Of them made impression upon
the hearts OF those prerent and who did not have
an aversion to personalities and hate limiting as we'll az
Kicking At all events, more about them in future.
Inc marine band from Washington play ed during the
entertainments OF the evening-ths music was well ex
ecuted the dancing most excellent the halls ne her
uncomiortaoie Tor want Of room fresh air Indeed
every face wore smile Of pleasure Tho ball opencd
about ten with grand promenade, and continued with
a variety Of dances until after midnight when spnnsr
was announced Discerning the staircase We a.
uhered INTO the dining saloon where most sumptuous
,sPa,s awaited the disposal Of the company. Good
VINE sp,rs s win right good will at that teas, Of
laughed and ate and drank their hearts content Al
ter supper dancing again ed and kept mn until
late-or rather an early hour in the morning when the
ss,sa 70 CHERISH a.'housand gladening
:. Capt Buchanan and the managing committee deserve
me good order and feeling which prevailed throu9hont
Inc whole entertainment.
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ALBANY, Jan. l6, 1876.
INC Grand Rai MdscuN.

Last evening that bal nasque came of. pursuant
to previous annunciation, at the mansion Of f. Sat-
teree, Esq. in North Pearl street This mansion
was occupied by VIM. II. Seward during his guber-
Material administration. Mr. saerse very graciousv
granted your correspondent every facility and conve
nience for making concise and prox report and reIs
uon o. th most brilliant and most gorgeous carnival as
report consistent with the occasion in everv point
view, should appear In the columns OF the Ne,o Y,rk
task upon not quite so INDECENT in nteliec nal %
ts0al, Iwould gladly do it, and she'll onlv at,enn, :.
give you an idea Of grand son The mansion is yery
spacious and commodious, and sxcellenty adapted 10
the occasion There were, it is believed at least oso
persons present Among the number were several emf
nent citizens OF New York (among them Judge DalyS
Almacks never accommodated more brillian, aacs.
tious, hilarious, promiscuous array Of beautfu woman
ma nsnascme men tnan we're here The corridors and
arches OF the Tnileres too rang the echoes
Of lovelier vsces. more select mora re6ncd .r.ta
S S:. sen.men.a talented or sayer bevy of human
assembled here last night more gorgeous and rjit
tsrns array Of costumes never do ansd-associs
bic than il was here last night Pcturs to gso
or 3oe men and women, appareled in every yaretx of
OF half Of the nation: under tho sitting down
70 dinner. chatting and whispering and eating and
.nnsns uproarious with fun and glss-and then follow
, 70 the 6aispaee, and watch their fantastic
~ uipping to the melody Of tho tmbre and harp
nos 'ns mellow horn etc Here stands Robert wal.
eitv, ch., stevens Esq, an eminent lawyer Of this
from Oregon. i'''r JS~,i,sr with an A%b.sadOr
s sU1. w VIE oaEa,nai Rcheeu Judge DAILY Of your
whats contrast how she ogies him. dewnrs nuansr.
the Msvor Of s Hs say, Mrs John k.yes Page, wife or
ture whispered Richard Cour de Lion 9sd vui crea
rms cay to the Black Prince tmyseiJ siiados to Mi,s
v he. 81 .ais CITY, dressed as indian Queen
could not match her in that Polka e,c s,s se' ser
Here 10 Henry the VIII (Dr Townsend of mi. c r,S'
soterie OF Earls and knights Templars and DuteS.s
there William Tell and Rob Roy Nc0reror doiag,
homage to our hosts, Victoria and Albert mir ana Ws
saherise) Just over the way 10 Night (hirr 60 :;
schenectady will not particular,ze any more-I will
conoiude Inns snair was certainly the most brilliant
one that ever happened in the States The rooms az
oour dresses the numbers, and oil the appontm epts
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

THIS certify ths, haze been afflicted with cough and
settled upon ny lunss and which nv physician amer
chest and left sde bad cough fever night swea
OF stomach and bowels great weakness and
by Sehsncns Pulmonie syrup determined to fair
aer using some time, began al this time
perfectly we'll and hearty, aud attribute my recovery solely 70
the Pumouie Syrup the BY which restored TO
health an excellent medicine and would reco NM end
will Be cured a have been. 80
ENOCH SWALLOW
Hunsrdon County, New Jeney.
genuine Pulmonic Syrup excusysly by
proprietor and Tor sale At his princpa Office, No Court
land street. where persons
Examined ans obtain pamphlets describing consumption. dye
pepsM, and liver complaint, free Of charge.
For sale At Dr. Carroll Co Murray streets A. b. Sands
Co. Ts Bresdway; Hu,chnEs, 80 Bleseker str.st; and
y f9rd Nt Fourth street. cor Wooster, Warrington square
and II Everett, e6 Hudson street.
Ps.se bear IN mind that s. Beekman doc: not sell my orr
gna Oenuine Pulmonc Syrup, and TO avoid apply
Tor the od established edlene No Cerftland street
u m.n J. ~ SCHEME y.
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

4 whose Lungs ahecleu uxhtly, sh0ulG take
this Syrup without delay BY which they the
them TO avoid IT, Nevsr vs dsy With couch hss sSs
syrup be had and nssry proper care
TO hvrid destructisn by Consumption
Dr. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
sA CHERRY.
II is compound Of Vegetable Renedss il s called Wild
Cherry because that article the basis Of the prepsrasn
Is so combined with other Ingredients that the Ell
cheney given 70 its good qualites supposr aud Drssss
yer OF the powers and functions o. life i has no equs
Swayne fictitious aud counterfeit and sprung years
after this valuable remedy had introduced itself
eh.nber therefore, b. not deceived by the many Bassms
and Spurious Mixtures" but the genuine and be cared
Prepared only by Dr. SwAYNE, N. W. Of Eighth
Race streets, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold Wholesale and retail Charles II. Rib, (lats Dr. Mil
nors 100 Broadway of John and Drug ssoes,
lss Bowery III Broadway 23 Blesckr IS Hudson street,
m m
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. l0-At the date OF last week.
ly report we left the cotton market in very unsettled
state consequence Of the unfavorable advices recev-
ed per Acadia Since then the market has evnced
activity, purchasers having como forward, and factors
meeting tho demand freely at the decline established a
Monday. being extremely rainy day, no sales we're
effected; Tuesday 5000 bales found purchasers; on
wednesday 1900 bales; Thursday 1000 bses yester
Of the week $4,000 bales The market closes with nrm-
ness At our present rates. ordinary ct to eli middng 81
to oil good middng 81 to middling fair ~ III fair
II to u; good fair 70 ST. good and hne 81 to 81 eta
DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF FLoUR.-There were
large sales Of Howard -four in this city a satur.
day, at IS per bsrrei-Battimore Clipper, Jan. u.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Foreign POrts.

Rio JAsrno, Noy 2l.-In port, ship Hamlet. 49, from
Hs.HSs to from N:s s'f New
ssnner from CadI uncertain, dissharging; Col Howard
S% n NV
a. Sss .s IN Rio ss
Ss to H. Il assy
1 s. do Sslss s% Ms
TIs;y Ts,sn from Csds, SS NmbIs shaw from Bam0Is
e T o:s. s s. a s ss'
ALHxASpRIA, Jan l3-Sasd, brig Fidsa. Grsenlow. Bar
xrAiA saeoLA, Jan 7Cld Milo, Grace. Liv; steam schr
ssI1iaosn, IA, .eAs Eo;sn:. Smith, St Thon..;
Tl;s.ss srs. cSr%Si. Coins. .9a Porto Riso
Sd Dee
ia. sA s hsss;s :;ss
T' ssSs @ ss
from Rio q bound 70 Nxo5s ,.ts S !, ne
w. DoI Hs ss
SD in Mo g. BIRD Ssi
ssnes:' fhiisasrSs; M.Sossy, MsLsashlj@ g: Ga
i DsIsa %
S SKs h ci.s ss1
sG' Cape III.
s%by = d.an, i miles passed elo.s The Of
scion her beam ends with one mast standings beng night
d a BROWN K: a's
2sh - AZ lon = b;n Rnp NS
i:9 G !s
Es;a% n S.os IS Curtis Holmes:
f, S 'sS
xsed brig hsIm DO; top:ail ard nine ioIe,ads!
%
yssas.l .e ss 1'A s'
s d s ss F CT
s.FisSsi
R.hisn Allen No: SI: Gs1ia. PHI
ao sa Gsf h Nay
Tsss isi 1as Ball.
rine. YoIk Kiver
H.yrs; Warrington X.!oa Hows. Boston; Union RstioDs,
IssssS
b.y D5Io Sss, kaSon Jam Mobile
Penguin 81! :ss. Srs.e: Wssd. Bay;
s :,'f Heasaoa tons
VII Si'i Ls ss
lisa. Levitt, NYori bark cleTmo,t Iru,s.l. SYorki A.n,
s
SYS s. h Ssy
Islam Lincoln, Charleston Magnolia, Rose do; Adela Wat
PaII.prr rHra, Jan l7-Ar R.hmoa Roy, Cuts, NYok
s. ia e. ..;s Sc a %a
I'm and %, rhsd ,ch sG.n m
s, Jaso d. Cuba Mssn1,s day and Harriet Ssrry
o S s. ss y AfSsa
nston, nc; Phebe Newark; Geo,giana Homer,
NYork
james. NYoik.
SAVANNAH Jan -Arr ship Hartford, Sauemann, NYork.
CD Chas Joseph Tughsst Boston Sid. bark 0romccto
Cronk Liv 3h cld bark Isaac Mead Brown Nlnrk: brig
Sid; brig Cl,ntoa. Andrews. n York; O,sge, Proy.
Gusdaloupe; Berjaun, Lefeld. St Thamsg 9th, Echo,
Smith, Hsvan. loh Leonca Mandril Bermuds; lith Lion.
Leighton, NYork Cssiida Goodell Norris i2h sehr Bow
S
NYoIl; L'oIis9, Miles. Ponce PR Ess, SId, AI,ga.;
18TH briggs Maceina, Sproul 81 Kts Casco York MatAn
Maria, Hilton Tinidsd Sarah Wood Porto kco Helen
Tre.n MICHEL Haysn,; sch. G;lbe, HATFIELD New
do 18TH brig Attskapas, Sawts. Boston sth brig Oseeols,
Pierce Porto Rice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-20
DR. CONvERs' INvIGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, lMPOTENCY, INCON
THENCE OR NOCTURNAL, EMISsIONs Re-

DR. CONVERy INvlGORATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY, lNCON
- THENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c.
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
practice Of the eminent physician. surgeons DE
British Empire France and Germany Indeed emarkahls
were the that the late Sr Astley hailed the
"harbnger Of lfen The Of this Cordial will fully
tam the high encomium The hghe medical authorities IN
The ited States recommend as superior u any other article
for the pcmaaen Of the above distressing eomplsn
The proprietor oes offer this remedy cstholicon
but specific for the following deplorsbe
consequences OF early indceon habits oil YOUTH
and sxcesnve INDULGENCE Of the passions in iper ysssv
vc dyspepsa loss OF Muscular energy, weaness Of the
back and lower srtrernes, astude nocturnal Sms9ns
mpotency premature and total decay Of VrltyJ nela
choy alterations Of mind, cenfussn Of ideas loss or mo-
ayeon to social intercourse, ndity sefdstust, and low
Of solitude.
Hundred Of cases u sudden decline or consumption may
be traced these bsnefnl prsctices Young cities,
prevail alarming extenand those who about
70 marry and those whose matrimonial alliances hsvs
been productive Of those happy results which houd attend
the STATE will perceive that this usau
from these evils and the attendant non6e.on ssd
stored TO manly veor delay procure this CORDIAL Ihs
remarks which the medicine are highly
70 The married and single Prize - bottle SIC half doza
Sold .hole,sis and rs. By Q; FAY i* Fulton street.
{L.mg Store Sun BsiIdns New YeEs; and a.ss HsrD
Drug Store, OF Broadway and Cnamoen street. N II
u The Cordial will Be forwsrded to any part OF the city
OF country By addressing j. u ray, postpso' amount -
Iso for .aIe bv Dr. wsdsworh, North Main street. FRO
yidence RI T. and 1ss Warrington street. Boston No.
Brosdwsy.. Albany and Of M Ar une. ~ r.
Letter It is Fulton street. New ENTRANCE 70
the Once ough the store MT fm-r
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Sale or Stocks nj Boston

FissT BoARp, Jan. l7--75 Long Island Railroad AL;
$50 do as IS do 4si; rs Norwich and Worcester Rail
roa' So; 90 Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 10
2si; 100 do 10 d, 90; 100 do, ssi 40 Auburn and
Rochester Railroad adv; Western Railroad, s74; g
Eastern Railroad adv do, ~ adv; Manu-.
featuring Company, 1876 per CT
The sales at the Board to day were moderate. Nor.
wch and Worcester and Long island Railroad, declined
rihc. Western advanced ~.
SECOND BoAan.--lOO Norwich and Worcester r So:
90 Long Island RR lw ssy; Western RR co. do SOL
Eastern RR adv; Boston < Worcester RI IA, adv:
y" fhil and Reading RR ! N ~; 800 do ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-20
sew York Cattle Market,

JAN. 19At market 1000 beef cattle $50 south ern) 50
cows and calves, and 1000 sheep and lambs. Prices
Beef Cattle-Tho offerings last week much larger
than those OF the week preceding In prices varia-
BILE. For inferior and middl!ng qualities so IS; good
aud prime 90 So according TO quality small mum.
Der Of extra at ST. las left Cows and CalvesOi
the number at market during the week 10 remain unsold
Prices range from SIS to $50 $33. Sheep and Lambs
We quote 30 50 so ~ the extremes Of the market
few extra brought &c. Unsold zoe.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 90

Ssxrs............. .s Of HIGH WATER 80. &C.. ,cAn
Cleared
Ship Niagara, Rssssl, Liverpool, Stanton Frost.
ship ArkHnsas, Banker, New Orleans, WIN Nelson.
Bark GuilfoTd, Jackson Zanzibar Il Farnham < Co.
Bark Reform, Lewis, Mobile. Sturges Clsslman.
Brig Petrol, Mabee, BERN ada. Tucker Lirhtburn
Schr Ch.rotts, Parker, Lssusyra, Whitaker.
schr Emily Johnson enedicor, Baltimore.
Schr Comelia, Faukiin, Boston.
Schr Delaware, CressS, Amboy.
schr h Powell, Mnrch, Wilmington, NC.
schr Leroy, Bedell, Norfolk Sturges x Chairman.
schr Ann Maria, Jones, Newbem.
bchr Avon, Levy, Warrington, NC.
Arrived.
Schr june Allen, days from Boston, with ndse
AT Hurlgats sehr Friend Croueh Fancy Chas Narsha
Mayo, jasper, and Coey, all from Boston.
Below.
One bark
Ship Liberty, from Liverpool lays anchor the bar
Sailed.
Ship Arkansas. New Orleans.
70 The cold weather for the last days has brought
large quantity Of sstuG ice into hsrbor full rgsed
and herm brig carried from their moorng of the bat
teyetsday morning by the ice below Red Hook and
towed by steamboats, Hercules and Jacob Bell 1.-THE
weather continues has for the last 20 hours hsbor will
be completely 6lled with ies
The harr Gulford, and Anahusc both bound out At IN.
Choir in the East River when large field Of ice ded foul Of
them Yesterday morning. causing them ds their anchors
close into the dock Fulton market slip where they were
brought to.