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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06
$4,000 worth fresh Spring and sum
mer Dry Goods,


NJ would particularly invite the attention Of
our county friends and the public generally the
largest snd most varied assormen BE- found City which
pledge Ourselves 70 any other establishment
Elegant Graduated Barge Embroidered Cord Muslin d.
Ombfe Shaded BarEeg compes assortment Baronnss rich
ded Ofaudie hu'ins style French Jacones
hFoBetsi splendid assorneai Brk BareEe sbaws emb
Cap1 Shawl Fm6d Lace and Honani sear White
Muslin Robes eleFsnt white cord Embroidered Robes while
striped srf. Mufin large Of French Embrd Caps.
Coaa and ChmaHstiE Ebfd Muslin Sleeves ba.ns In Linen
Cambria Hdffs from 2le N ~ Mourning gooda bin BON
basnes and hpaea black Rnshtss blu Satin spsd
and Barones b and white Cinghas bn
lead BarsFs Dams-t Tabs Diapers sod Nan
vey pretty ao, Bird Bye Huetabaek Russia Dapsr
is4 Linen shse'ns heavy undressed sh Linens ven
cheap.
GENTLE8ENB GOODS.
Super bt sd Fancy French Cloths Css.erse Sumner
Csssees o. adsi speadd Linen Dnninrs
very rh light sk and Satin VesnRs super Corded sHt ana
Hsn d. bn Bmbfd saun DO Light Enbrd cashmars d. whs
sod Paney hsfes DO sumner Coatngs variety Cnvsi
Hdffs, Gloves &c.
Also. eompiets u ssrvanu Caothnscotou On
nabsrs, Baehed and Brown shunT and ssnss Heavy
Linen Dfirs, Ae. WARREN PAmEs
myGU No. ss Main e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

HIHI OF . mr. mbcTl.
To ascertain the expenses Of tho Bishops Delegates
the Conference and the best method ofdssyng The same
70 consist q 3 members.
o. motion Of Mr. Early, the Delegates from each an
nual Conference we're authorized 20 appyinffom their
Delegations tho members upon TIE committees requiring
one from each Conference
After prayer by tue Rev. Mr sampor the Conference
adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

On the night OF the 9th April at Rose Villa King and
oneen county, in the 39th year her sge Mrs HARKIEr
b. DAVIS, wife OF Robert NJ Davis, ESQ Our dep.rted
mend embraced religion at early age and united herself
TO the regular Methodist Episcopal Church, which she
remained worthy and conscientious member. In III.
demise OF this estimabe LADY, society has been sufferer
IN no ordinary degree, while the circle of her family and
rends has been broken TO be repaired. Her tenn
per nmabe her inofensiye kind and
TO her family christian IN the highest noblest
she learned ito rejoice with those that rejoice
Win those that weep" But brief tune had ELAPSED.
since she was called TO undergo trial in the de
OF two lovely and smabe nieces, whom che had partly
raised. and that OF beloved sser-a of which she bore
with foTuude and resignation. Pure in heart cheerful
yet ygidn she pursued the upward tenor Of her way
with growing delight, and increasing confidence she APP
preached the long expected haven Of eternal rest
hngush the holy JOY which animated BOSOM or shake
her unwaSerng faith. During prouaeted illness, with
death approaching by gradual but advances she knew
indeed the peace Of God. Her pety unaffected and
sincere and she had learned the beauties of religion but
TO practice its peceps and could look upon her
counenance OF tranquil delight, without for the
faith at the Gospel. he writer Of this humble tribute
knew her well, and though uDconneced by
loved her with the devotion Of true friendship Often
whilst enjoying the melancholy privilege Of attending
sick room, has he been Overpoweed by mingled feelings
OF asionlshmeut and admiration In all the relations OF
lie IN which she hsd been placed, she had walked
blameless As vile, she tender and dovoed-.as
mother, watchtul aud indugent-as a sister, loving and
conhding-as friend disnteesied and sincere; and the
proudest evidence of her spoess character Is conned
IN ihis-ha in them ALL cher words taught virtues which
her lie confessed" Mssss
W The Richmond Enquirer, and Methodist Advocate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

y. woRDE orPiCE--Tbs drawing 81 ane Lsusry cone.
- ~ NAL ms evening 5000 Capital; IS prizes o. $500
Tekets ~ 50. nisk packaes o. 20 wbs,s rekss
To ee had ny s tsoss hah p.ss oeloet Shis
Hve ili u fW ~, WORDS oqss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

A meeting Of the Essex Cavalry was held in Tappa
hammock, on Saturday. the 25h day Of April, being the
regular musterday: Lieut. Geo. T. Wright was called TO
the Chair. and Lieut. John w Faueono acted as secro
tary.
On motion, the following preamble and resolutions were
offered and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Ii has been announced u.s. that in the dis
Pensson Of all wise Providence OF the worthes
OF our fellow sodier has left time for eiornty-and de-
sirous Of expressing sincere for his loss:
Resolved therefore, That We deeply the death Of
George NJ. Tribe, and sympathise in common with his
widow and relations, knowing do that he possessed
some OF the nobles principles inherent man. being lust
generous, indheated and generally beloved by his fell
owciz'hsi and colder, always ready discharge his
duty
Resolved That the members Of this Company will wear
Grape on the left the 9Th day Of May next being the
ktgmona Muster Day, token Of respect for thor de-
ceased fellow soldier.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be sent 10
the widow VI the deceased and another copy TO the Rich
mond Wing, for publication.
GEO. T. WRIGHT, Chairman.
JoHE W. FlULcoNER, Secretary.
" The Enquirer and Republican requested to copy.
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q. BRINCR
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

N the hope TO obtain relief where il seems denied
TO the uef, lay hold drowning men Thush
ia THOUSANDS the qaoksr yawnina rave
IN consequences Of catching os false floats
tusan them and they sink Remember thsn while apparent
hoah that you iaksn sick predso.ing symptoms o.
diseased ungs or with marked attack Of Cough cod Liver
Complaint Consumption The Chester SIDE you
ma ro AMI core BY The romp Heahh Rec
iottuve Give your confidence, iry and accordance
with the prescribed directions, your help
ha ov o. doubt BY the favor q Heaven. Permit whs u
ends % fves N keep om the determination ~ usnG he
erorstve In spite n III opposition obtain o. H. snd
oreiy even must but boldly you fatfoy and
HONESTY with justice your and 10 the credit o. the
Incidence The result viii 70 reach and even creed
anrious that harry eects and
urged solely BY The propiingsof The phauihopie
aiding sufferer hopeless
r. siorave IL yet uufodnthat
6asny predicts Embellishments prcmpon Consump-
tive dssase.
following s,raca's ia from Or. ohmcu, The v,Hlpovn
New York Chemist;
have apsySsd bose of medicine eaned 60 B,i.cssrho.
Health Rerotve aad endthst contain Mercury 90
other metallic prsparnuon, opium any
eompossdof vegetable matter ent!reiy.
Jlxss n. CmtTcr, ND"
G. BRINCKERuoYF, Proprletor, New YORK
Principal Once, SEQ Brooms Street New Yosh
20 For sale By the Aeens
White Sulphur Water
fom The Whie Sulphur rpfnrs Gfeenbrer County vr,la
VIE Subscribers general or Of ths eesbr,tsd
Water are just IN receipt Of poon Of thu, srips
IMPLY IN barrels and hafbes a NON the spnss
Pss ~ Van .s,..,
tI i.
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s15,26 per CIV.
80 So


for every l2 pounds, in svor Of her own colonies; snd
thai while the d2y from British colonies 10 shout &C
pr cont on the cost that the kind Of sugar from
Cuba would be $50 per the cost Fanbful guar.
dhns GRANNY Of toe great Of wealth Of nations
thoit lsbof.
Once meo ! like TO honor England, by showing her
constan devoted protection Engshman and bis in
dusty and utstest' shs only protects tbs labor Of
he poducer but We protects the Of the produce
nlsots Industry II her shipping interest. She hes done
90 iof Nysf THhS 200 YEiRi. Well msy an Engishmau
eEcls God bois her" for her iaithuness 10 him Aye
for hsn 2JO years has she mananed insisted upos
end carried out to protective principle, that foreign
ship should carry the prodooe Of her colonies 70 Engsnd
BE- consumed 10 the United Kiugdom-snd. moreover,
hltno foreign vessel should carry 70 England. BE- Coz
fumd there coy produto exeepthe produce Of the country
which such ship belonged.
fGlffctIoS, rErEouS rHoTEeuog, strengthening
with The necessity tor IT, has bscp, aud sways will be, the
graf principle ~ the English snd 10 that form always best
suted ~ The purpose Of projecting
She has repealed and s repeating every duty upon sny
~ mnena used and consumed IN any Of her msnufso
furs cf ne simple purpose Of protecting her nousy
aansi the tsing competition Of the giant industry 81
the uai'sd States OF France and Of Germany. She cans
- etolec her msnuiactuor BY ensb ING em 70 Furnish
ehsassI, add ss cheaper sn any other eoBhy, mans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06
English Protection.

II any one supposes that England gives up or has given
mp the principal Of Protection TO her industry or labor
long there exists, has existed the least occasion Tor
such protection let that individual read the following
rates Of duties imposed Sugars imported into England
for consumption fixed longcr than year ago. early
~ ls45. lie will first II all that she protects the in
dusy labor Of her colonies sgant oil the world;
and secondly hst she protects specially against Stare Ia
Dor sBgar-very much, with due Difference to her Males
s MINISTERS have been doing partially up TO this
nme, tor industry and labor against paper labor Of Eng
lend.
Here the duties payable on sugar, for every ll2
pounds brought into our cuuencya Sl,55 for pound
sterling.
On White On BTopa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

Pulpit Prayer Hook.
W. RANDOLPH a. 60. have for "a e in sdditlon IN
- the SO Family Pulpit eiion Of the Common PRAY
e large and new stock Of Payer Books various sizes In Al
the vsuees or Bndi and prices from Is eta 10 SI E
with p'ih' 30 large tat The blind may my6
fOPYGNG PRESSEs.-hnoihers supply Of thsse indspen.
- sahie areesfor ai Merchants study economy and eonv.
nsnee reeriyei BY my6 J. w RANDOLPH a 60.
TTIFTy GOOD PACKING HON rs, Tor ale by
my6 J. w. RANDOLPH A. co.
lust TO HAND, Csses N Superior CLOTHING sors
- pspE tahmere, Cafhefe, brown Croton plan
and checked Linen and Union Drill COATS together with 6pr
oo SHIRTS before offered the Richmond market
cod a The lowest possible prcesby @. DUNsPAUGH CO.
uyG No "a We, ~, :,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

Wheuhsn called for in the order Of Conferences
me- MeFsun presented peutiop from mspbss q n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06
NOTICES.

Auction Notice.-we SAX the atteo,,o, ~ a.,
ere 70 our SALE rh. morning ~h Be found .s,,., 80
sugar. prime foro Rice SUGAR. Green Ia,us,,, ma.
on lava q dss C"znae Handy Limitation ana Amos A..
nseuned AMI Odd hononsaa wh.k-y Trinidad M,,..- ~
m.s WILLIAMS nAxALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

Messn. Fessnson, ssYer, Redmond, Pitts, Dibrol. CO
son Bofyman, McMahon. WIN. Capcrs, Jones, Richar
500 Luesey, Cuteti, T. o. Summers Hunter Wilson On
Antony
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

10 stockhOiders Of the Richm Oud md
petersburg Railroad Company
ihE annual meeting of Stockholders will be
a a. the Company ofee, in Richmond TUESDAY mor,,,
80 es =. ..h' ~ ~ O'Clock JNo. WILLIAMS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

W The annual meeting of the Stockbolder.
ot'he hiehaand fedsne.sbu Potomac Railroad viii,
n oa soSDAf 25'h May 1885, once Of N. comp.py
In Richmond, At Is oeloek, N. '"
al q w MAcuupoo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

(NorE-Then England does now 60 even so far for
protection us to prohibit the import foreign sugar into
her colonies where sugar is made -
On White. On BrOua
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

NOlhSE.-We invite attention q, our .,,.n.I-.
sails Of DRY GOODS, paes al our w.,,,o.s
~ o oeicck. KENT keNn.,, .Iou.e, ,h. rornirg,
mys HhWSTEk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06
sl5.26 :! brown an,

white, OF only 10 So cents pound
And on r,hasd sugar!-mark this on refined sugar the
duWii 5000 for liz pounds, about 90 l.3 cents
pourd
u any much OF ninuy as TO say tina, the
rates Of dly named, laid fer Rsrsnue7 Or t,st
poani refined sugar imported against such a
duyl Or that its OBJECT Il now vas for any other
purpose Than the uncquiyOca thorough going pro
isctOn 10 the Sugar Rtfners Of England HandsOmel,
done, certainly.
Again-it viii be seen, as above,
thai, white sugar from Havaaa
must pay duty o. s15Q6 per ew
Bot that from the British possessions
The same sugar must pay, S3gG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-06

s5,27 S4.52
sG,79 s5,GS
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Diyidanh N.,..
Regimental Orders. Ieth Rer,1 I'M

HOfTS OFFlCE.-ss,O 900 Capital for to-
day nss l'ile Scheme for packages Risk on psrl.
age oi - Wnoe ileken only e3I
2S half
IS quarter 40. DO On
Single Tickets s. 5o-ssares in n,oDo,,,,,ro. -, =,
PAST O'clock uoyps ""''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
DR.. COW Els
INVIGORA TING CORDIAL.
INOR GENITAL DEEILITY. IMPOTENCY, INCON.

Il TlNENCE OK. NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &c.-
This and powerful remedy has been used with most
surgeons the British Empire France aud Germany Indeed
remarkable were the that the late Sir Ashley hail
ed the harbnger OF life. The this cordial fully
sustains the high encomum The highest medical authority
the United States anyother art
Gle for the of the complaints
Th proprietor does offer this remedy Cahocon
specifc for the following deporable affections viz the
early ndscreet habits oil youth and
indulgence Of the passions years. general
physical prostraton rrtaby torpo OF the liver
ertremes lassude geee and impo
ency and total decay Of yrty melancholy abe
ration Of mind confusion OF IDEAS loss OF dimness
OF vision pain the head vertigo and unscy aversion
cia intercourse mdty seldstrus and love OF solitude
Hundreds Of Of sudden decline consumption be
the above banefu practices Young in citis
and particularly in the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extent and those too whose matnon
Al alliances have been productive OF those happy results
which should attend the connubial state will perceive that
you would be relieved the above named evils and be
restored To manly ygor delay to this cordial The
hints full disclosures which the
highly important the married and single Price So Per bot
tie; $40 half dozen or $40 per dozen. .
B-Sger in the city before leaving, should procure
few bottles Of this cordial which will be found emnently
serviceabe in and debil,iang climate where these
disorders greatly aggravated and the system rapidly de-
Sold wholesale and retail by o. FAY Ise Fulton street.
UThe Cordial' will be forwarded to any Of the
city country by addressing above paid,
closed
Also for sale by Dr. Wsdsworh IS North Main street.
videnee IL at ss Washington street Boston No. Broad
NB.-The physician may be consulted personally, by
letter paid At l36 Frl.cr street New York
the Office L.CrEf the imsr
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Ok. JOHN KUAhE'S
IODINE LINZ NE Mt,

FOR RHEUMATISM, SWELLED Limbo,
AIMS Bruises Of the Cords and Museles
spa. si p S:: e. as Sis Of r. sss. Be
Gle all 5 d osss :Ss .. de-
cd Of Srs e S:y of5
remedy mad aaied BY the most respectable persons who
h'S j, ssss and fih ifsr.yz sHs;,
sh;; Goa
s So1 Long Sp.'a o ,sSs
tf s q. s:soss
,hs SHINE and Hip Joint ~, charm ,o0,., n.
and them v Ssys
III Es w. @ s.s III .
ss Ess ss ,sd ., s ~ pess sSs
mel SsfS with d the : Instantly REL" 1INIMENT.
and bind upon the part .1D are su.nsor.
of s p . fs e 5I% sss fns ss
' fss.s:sSS::
a word upon the origin 81 iSss$sssss.ss .se.s
When the hu frame sase either ,,. b.,.
e SsssS Of The . :s:
ssss I ;s: siS:s s.sis =:
When the Aa. i%. * K
prosps.. r $olkE,slaa H he s':LINIMENr.
perfec eaSed STRENGTHENS.
NOS. o Say S .,s q
Physicvaluable Lniment
ss SS I S .%
used up without color aud unpleasant smell that be
result day passes without bringing most inter e.ung
ASTONISHING e cGRE Or k sRRSE
AND DISEASES OF HIP JOINT YEARS sTANpIro.
Geusmell feel it duty state for the benefit Of the
For the twenty have been troubled with
sm; could walk without or cutch the pain vsa
stcrueistnE so much 50 that could sleep nghs The
elongated pushed offs by the pain and nam-
maton the rd became contracted throw my knee
barely touched the ground when walked My health was
so much impaired made mind thai disease
firmly seated that nothing could benefit me; had tried Tho
was advised by friend RoskeI Iodine Lnimeat,
which consented to without faith before had used
bottle found rsIief- reduced the inflammation aad sx-
acted the pam continued TO use il freely for siY week
the cords became relaxed the leg resumed former appear
the pain and Inflammation has all subsidized and fact
family A. HEARD IS John stre IL
of the value Of Roakes Iodine Lininent
Feelings Of gratitude and the Of my fellow creatures
VINO may be afflicted in the same way, induce.
he ws he e:
neck which grew large that turned his ead to one side
s oil a.ss % of ADD
He suffered pain INDISPENSABLE. employed the best phys
Clans andmade Of remedies without EFT
who knew the healing powers Of oake. Iodine Inimsnt 10
Try IT am happy TO say that had not used bottle be-
anS h use s co.
Joan 8 EAsTON. No. 90 Ninth avenue
Principal Depot. INGERs0LL 4 Co, 90 John 'ue,t.
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The Fayetteville (Tsnn Journal, Of the 26th ult says
the present wheat crop is upon tho whole better than
usual
The Guelph (Cdnsda) .4dpertiser says: 7 he spring
wheat which, fortnight ago, bore luxurant appear
ance, has undergone a sudden change and now looks
remarkably unhealthy. We have heard various causes
assigned for this unwelcome circumstance but from the
conflicting opinions given cannot to any salts
factory conclusion The fall wheat is good. the only
lear peing mat iiom ITS very promising appearance It
thu neighhorhood and friend OF has housed fine
crop oil clover We hoi the crop generally turn
out well as is anticipated The oats promise
age yield. Some concern will naturally be felt respect
ing the potato crop and justified in aging that
far, there is appearance Of that blight which, to somo
extent. affected nearly every crop last year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
Misceiianeou. AZ. cord.

H. cOf0s
" Packet ship Independence for Liverpool will sail
this morning.
SHIPS SARASaK AND Ls,ASr A.uopr-Bv an arrival at
IAdeiphl on the ot we earn the sbi osrinak was
sbo, on CSs t below Newcastle. aud the Lev
vessels would De got Oh at high wafer.
ASHORE ON ArsEcoM-The Hop.well a, rhil,s.,,hi,
Reports stsius schooner about lxU ,
AOsecom on The Sd lhst. a''0'e "A
BARK ABBY FRASoEs-The Bark Ard-nnes =, p,..
from iaero, on the 18Th yu-s LAT 20 Ion 10 ~ ~, ~
VIE. Daik ABBY Frances toi PsoyIdsneeJ Brayton 30 d.
from Alaanzt tor Cowes, totally dsmsted aud an
eonoton win loss oil spns, saIIs, rigging anchsr .,s
oOst oulwaka decks swept NC. on tie ia,
ana I9th ook on Capt Braytou, ocer. crew ten In
hunD.r win what PROVISIONS could be easily at The
A was good vessel OF 3ij tOus, and insured m .xoo
TWO onces lhe cargo was no doaOt foreign account
Sur koBInT O. SHAW from New Orleans for Bo.to, 90,
on shore al Nantucket afternoon 3D.
100 bales eoifon Capt Matthews called survey who r..
eommeded That the ship should proceed to Boston, she
set sail towards The ship did not leak enour 70
require any more cargo TO be taken out. '"
ship solon -, jane 27tb lat Is TO- Ion - steering
Brig Hosas from Boston for avana July 3D. Cape Heno-
Brig Enehssusss, from Yarmouth, Ms, for Antigua June
Juue a. of cape Clor, Am ship bound ", show.
ing a red pendant under her ensign.
Juas 2s lstt 49, lon to passed Am bark steering east
wih painted ports aud deck light with loss OF
bowspnt; showed tlfords signa could made out
saip Burlington, from loDBe for Liverpool June %, lat
JuPe rs lat a. lon 7sis passed ship steering Sc showing
tso oe,gee, With letter A IA the centre.
v,snise. Upon from Salem for PsrasJuly ., Cape
Big Faiccner psnnison 10 days from Bangor for Demsr
n June w. lat " %, Ion @@.
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e"r.isn appropriations,

kssAtS,rlnllOHS.
RorTERDAM-Bark Ceres-2 boxes C. Sylxester-I case
Medili a.yer-60 Melea-20J Cram--22 casks madden
Booaen Grayes20 do Boorman Juhnson3 barrels
10 casks mdse I Muller-3l do Leise-l Baily-f9
Cases so pipes gin 80 casks madden 200 tn casks
megs lkgs mdse to order.
GLASGOW Bark Llansman2oo tons iron 100 casks mdse
cases Lee CO boxes 81 bales Mtchell-2 boxes IL
bales suth Thugar9 bales Game Draud-23 boxes 90
Sads Fuller8 Cases Cumming Aiau * Goa boxes Gary
Il box L. son-l0 bales Butt-reld Brother-2
Buckiey Grahm-6 casks hcKinzieG6 bundles % boxes
~ casks to order.
RIO JANEIRo-B,r Adario-loO0 bags coffee L Nc
Cracken-3G0 do Sffkn Irons de73 pieces rosewood
do2oo bags coffee Foster co-30i do Grnneli Minurn
co-l2o pieces rosewood Rowe Bsohs-i32 do Phpps &
eo-l3l do to order.
TAar,oo-sehooner Fosm-71i2 hides souhmayt & son
800 dollars specie do326 hides Lecomb & Begodi-l0
bales goat skins John Granja2 boxes vanilla Rosi3e
cu-S357 specie do do $500 do Meyer Stucken-S 40
do Paul ioa y co-S2o00 do Hargeus-S3oo Joshua
percvi, Philadepha-SSs3 do Fleming Marshall, Phla-
dephiA.
NiApEiRA-Bark Adeline-ls9 csks wine; Barclay & Lv.
lngston-l6 do hsiiaId-i30 II Lefesich-l22 do Y
BIown-9 4 b. eker-8 BarthuIstl sen-l6o Harmony
Sprague-2i T. StalkeTz3 S. Oldfed-27 March & Benz
son-l98 pkgs order.
MApEIKA-Brig Naratsks-3o pipes barlla to
order.
FALMOUTH. Jam-Schr Lady Mary-l2 puns rum d. lime
juice 200 bags pineato tons old copper Aiin Co.
DoEhsstic ImIb0rtatiOns.
SAvASsAH-Brg Sterlingl22 bales Qoodv Mills
-3s do 20 bxs mdse order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-07
,IcAS Corros, rms DATE.

The last mail carried aivices OF steady healthy cot
too market, at tightening prices. The interval which
has SINCE elapsed pod iced further Improvement
but raner the reverse-ousness generally having been
mucn onsckef Dy the unsettled state dome ste Do
hcs rumors Of change of ministry, and dissolution Of
parliament, at ali ncs considerable hindrances To bus
moss especially at the present crisis great
commercial quesuozs before me country. During the
whoe vi last week, the cotton market was very quiet
and IN the present. although the trade show some syn
toms OF desire TO Increase their acknowledge light
stock the advces per Boston steamer of LIST lust have
tendcd rather to depress the market holders freely
meeting the demand In quotations. ABOVE, we retsn
those vi iast fndayfeeling hardly yusuhei reducing
them but sales VI the midaiing and lower qualities
certainly made at decline Of per h. those
business, nnce Friday and this Thursday evening
sstimatsd M 10 600 bags oil which 1000 to-day
All TO the trade, except about for export
The Light receipts Of this are now telling on our
osmparsuve stocks, This week the in ports sse only
s7O0 Dsgs, Of which 2ooV American No fprtaer ar
rivals likely TO be included the official tables made
BY the brokers, tomorrow evening and IN that event
the stock Will tnen probably show 90 Amer
can, 14s 900 total s2 90 Americans O4I 900 same
date last year.
Inc Manchester market has been very dull during the
past fortnight, and p'ices both oil goods yarns rather
In favor ot the buye