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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoSs.
New Orleans
American Manufactures.

There is little more demand now than there
the sailing of the last steamer The fall business
to be some what anticipated.
The tariff does not go into effect till the LIST of
next December but is not supposed that at this day
the manufacturers will be seriously if at all affected by
its provisions Apart from the experiment Of the thing
the advaorum principle the only really serious obec
ton to The bill
The Waterloo Observer says. that among the improve
mens which are now being made in that village, the
new WOODEN factory just erected is entitled to consp
cuous place AS elegant building, is ornament
TO the village The main part il four stories high he
sides the basement 56 feet long and AZ in width II is
built of lines stone, which abouns in that vicinity and
most Of the machinery has been made in that village.
The building designed for Ia sets OF machinery but
present contains Connected with the factory Is new
dry house, 100 by 500 feet and dye house II by So
built OF the same material the factory The of
wool now used is about 20G pounds per day, which will
he considerably increased and is probable that less
than 100000 pounds will be annually manufactu
About so persons are employed in the establish
ment, which number will be considerably increased
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ANCIENT AND MODERN .bOUko.

THE SUBSCRIBER has opened an extensive estaesh.
the large basement Of No. So John street, Tor
the sale of valuable Books department Of human
knowledge, and thought. He has accumulated con;
rabe collection of works. Of which curious and
rare and all less ofeat value He intends to sell
exclusively for cash. and have rival whatever in the
smans Of his profits and the lowness OF his prices His
stock VIII be constantly augmented by the purchase OF PR
buy work ancient modern. to which value !: a.
tached by party, department oil era-
science and and all languages He hopes there
fore make his establishment agreeable for the
Bibomansc the Antiquarian the Divine the Lawyer, the
Artist and men Of letters and science generay each Of
walk the lowest possible He therefore, invites all
literary him VISIT and judge for themselves
He has likewise, large quantity Of foreign aud native
Music fc the Piano Forte and other nstru men for whch
he will thank any who give him onehaf
the price charged by the very cheapest seller the
city. II Will be sold in any quantity.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller,
my23 imsrr John street. New York
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READ THE FOLLOWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL Advice CEN IN PRfVAiTE DISEASES.
MEMBERs Of The Ne y, York 70, Gosss Of Msds'us
~ continue direct their aissntion
private and confidently promise to person: re-
injury TO the constitution or co1nem from business n.
ass are 81 5 Of z
and may Be thu. .voSsS Srs
S a H s
70 Mfdss
sona es Ss-s to hem chest
s he s ~h ii .y%o@.
sTsction and tresrmsHi ssy md
'vELrEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS
the ;d, csss Of seminal mr. s%
These F;. result twenty years.: ssvsris"s. % Dc
Sa,sS ros.or Vsprsu an nb. msdS %
Il d..a:s: q die UIsihSs They sissI much
sresh dsrsrssias with the stomach. eonkns@eas from
Is s::
seee, Indulgence or excess q any tind II inv:usbs
remedy % impotence tsrlity or barsnnsss unless depend
Single bottles 81 each cases Of hal Oxen Is carefully
packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
RECORDS ALTLXATTvE MIXTURE.
FOR the permanent of primary secondary .yphil
SsiD %sdss
m % - s:
hime safe after having the vsnea disease
celebrated Alternative.
3. Sold sais Ss s, sS IA 3 Each i 4. .: ss's "
ooNcENrE dhNFAN ANb sA q isEAzSssAfAh'LLA
DREPARED b. the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established for the sdppession OF qusckery
This refined and highly possessing all
the purifying qusu~. and curative powers Of the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
Of Sarsapsria present before the public and
may be relied certain remedy for all diseases arising
sin the blood such scroea, salt heum
ring bhches pimples ulcers pain 10 the bones or
onts nodes eruptons ulcersed sore throat OF
any disease from the secondary effects of syphilis OF
injudcious OF mercury
Sold in single bottles, at r. cent
IN cases a hafa dozen bcttiss $50
= dozen =" 9e0
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
ND. very liberal di,ceunt g wholesale purchaser"
W. s.. RICHARDSON, M. d..
d&wus % Nsssas street, New Yorbo I
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MEDICAL GARD.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of ls6 Full
- street, New York, author Of late publication, en-
and sterty ana,omealy enthusiastically and medically
modern treatment OF Syphilis Secondary symptoms, Con
orrha Geei, Structures Seminal Weakness Whites Noe:
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention the last
fifteen this city, the OF the above
toned diseases from his practice and long
pernce investigating the pathology Of the various sruc
Of the generave he guarantees all that
he undertakes and radical His diplomas
from London Ednburg aud Philadelphia also his honorary
degree from the State OF Louisiana suspended IN large
frames in his office, 1876 Fulton street.
Persons distance enclosing 81 have copy OF his
late work. accompanied with which embraces al diseases
incidental TO females.
All lett ers prepaid and addressed 10 Dr. H. Faweet 10
Fulton street win receive dine attention mvIe im%r
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Pa ssen xers sailed.

LIyERPooL-steamship Great Britain - Mr. d NcBean
seoand George Morrison, ESQ Kentucky; Mr. schultre
Ta,h,m Bro k!yu, n " NJ. John Ksvanash Preyideeee
Mr. Warren Thomp.on, West Indies; Mr. DaIisi searIes
Ms.t indies; NJ James Booth. Eoslsed Mr. Thogas
stacy, work; Mr. John Hsrbott e. Wsterford Mr. Daniel
p%wn'ns waterford; Mr. A Nc Donough, N York; Mr.: M
ssS i.1y rssdeph. DR. ;Cnslde csnsS. MI Wild
Mr. Julian VALPARAISO Broun St Louis; Mr. Cheeg
Poughkeepsiei Mr Steel MIR Daniel Wheel
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last week and vhich was for small lot. IS cents In
barrels We bslieve there is very little now in the
market
Srocx AND Messy MARxEr-The money market is
more stringent and the banks fight shy. Some amount
of specie has gone North in the week, and settlements
for coin are frequent Exchanges rule ss beore-the
rapid communication between the principal clues pre-
venting any great auctustion The operations at the
Stock board and On the street limited but sellers Of
the leading securities inclined to force sales and
1905 97x; Pleasure 95. There are no operations IN
State loans worthy OF note; sellers OF per cents at I'M
7OIL offered Currency SIS 81 a "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02
DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolient by common consent rated
A No as a remedy Tor b,otches, pim9les, pustules,
seu reekes su burn all kinds Of sESpions ana every
been Completely dis anced by this invaluable composition
the CHI within the last six mouths has incre-
which impars to the eompexon have rendered
il rba as beauter Of Skn and dressing room
can be considered furnished with proper toilet that lacks
oursud Italian Medca ed Soap If beauty be- a. Y assert
ed only skin deep the important tnat the tnn COW
erng which resides should be Kept IN i pres
Dr. Gourauds Gecian Hair Dye, for coloring hair has
all the old and dele erious
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicating hair
The Lily White made by the ctor, by common con-
allowed the excellent icle for beeut ing
the complex on that his ever ady gent emans
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for criusonns pale lips and
stock choice peqmsy s,d f,nsy ses are 10 g had
street. first door FROM broadway.
Agents-JoIdon 3 Milk ST. Boston; Carlton & Co.. Low
oil. '(;,eep e. Co Worcester v31 lwsmc
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Domestic is,sps,rtatt0ns.

NV ORLEANs-Ship 81 Mary-t9 bales moss Abby
Freeman-sa do etbery son-30 brs beans-l Balen
COIL hhds .ugr VIM J p9r e..6 bales hem, Bars ow,
Pope collie do tollumb lse,inllG5 do Strahan
& Sco,t-oO brls cotton Markor, Wilbur Scou-l0s do
Jesse Reade-36 bgs wheat VIM HarrsonS9 brls flour IS
wheat 4a sacks 10 bales III sacks heat
80 do do Cemrn, Hosack Irwin co-33o pigs
lead and bales to order. -,
CHARLEsroN-BrigI nden-6O tierces rice s Leverrich
ga do Fourth Freres5j bales Victor& Duckwitz-is do
Atwater x Muford-i9 do Sprague Robi s''n-40 do u
Dude, mdse Miller Pasons-203 bales to order
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Passe uxcrs Arrived.

MARsEILLEs-Bsrk Missouri-Mr and Mrs Rudolph Diety
Master Rudolph Disy, Mr. and Mrs Schesnxef of Phia;
Chss Mann. Bailey, Y York.ai in steerase.
New ORLEArs-ShpS st M.ry-Mrs FOote aud two chill
den Nine Femineau, Mile Fremineau, Miss Barely Lieut.
Keede. usA, Mr. Seymour A A Fuselier, A L Fuselier
Ludxer Lastrapes. Lastrapes--49 in steerage,
CHARLEsIoN Brig Linden-Mrs Wareham, Clifford. Jr
w Blair Boland w Gibbs. Till, w Breiuax l. Green.
burgb keifer-3 in steersge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02

We have seen some specimens OF potato stalks from
Long Island where the potato blight very this
senson Opening the diseased stalks, worm nearly an
inch long is found in the centre Of EACH which has
completely destroyed its vitality, causing the entire
toes, arrested while yet immature decay and perish
The wheat crop OF Michigan will, this year. amount to
l0, 900, 900 bushels,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02

GLAsoow-Br ship Ann uar.y2oo pig iron Irwin
1888 chs IL BIS Lee co-3s ks Cumming, Main c-34
brls Camera s Brsrd-u do .'ihon x co-i2 c25
gg jenkins co-s hrs Stone, swsn co-2a bxs Jar
Patti co-e b,ls gl's- do Patton 4 stswsr-27
pigs But efed Bro he ct Montgomery Patterson
CO. do A n Roger-i J w Thorbura-l cs Lsird-l
d. Mise Mason-li punchr terces 6 bxs 80 castings
4 LII. n.arln
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ment, prevent its return in which case II shall not
be law As the President has not, at any time,
kept bill in his possession, there are two infe-
rences-either thai he will permit the harbor bill
TO become law without his signature, or that he
is preparing a veto FELIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02
THE EVE
L L.
DR. WHEELER, Oculsr, No. % Greenwich street,

nR. WHEELER, Oculist, No. 20 Greenwich street, New
~ York Battery devotes hs exclusive attention to
diseases Eye and Ophhamc Surgery and the
public that there amongst the numerous diseases 10
which the human is subject disorders OF that organ
which be essentially relieved cured by him. The
undoubted testimonials which be seen at
ceeded either by that OF other Oeulist
in the United States. -,
~ Office hours from M. to o'clock NJ. after which
he visits door patients
sHArtcia Eyes for sale, and which will be nsertedoa
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases Of the Eye with
several of effected by DR.. Wheelers
mode be had grauiousy his residence
the will be forwarded making application to
him by letter, post paid. my2 I'm src
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COM NJ &c ltClAL.

New York, Saturday, August I.
CorroS-The sales to-day 2l09 bales, which in
The market appears quite firm at the quotations
annex
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATIoNs
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from the National Intelligencer:l

TO eaHc cOI,1o ~. 1s0Fe1H S'1' O'1'.'. .
In few DAYS shall publish address, indicating
before you my the Senate of the United States
and explaining the causes Of my resignation My
for having delay ed this publication will be frankly
stated in the address. Respectfully,
WILL. H. HAYWOOD, Jr
Washington August l, 1886.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02

Total number Of foreign arrivals IS; coatise
Whole number s<of which 1911 were American, British
Bremen, l French, Spanish. Prussian.
Home Ports.
BALrrNoRE, August Arr brigs Fanny Colt, Parker, Bos
ship from sea Sid schr Alicia, Hail. w Indies.
NORFOLK, July 30-Cld brig Zebra, Thomas, Berbice.
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M ARRIEp LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 70 inters

MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 70 interest
book of as the Hao D. addition:
alterations BY r. Glover M. D. Were this work care sy
ed persuaded that different state of society from the
OF large family OF childrea which could be but poorly
reared many prudent people from entering me ma
monia but here work that Will tell you impo
which may obviate all such For sale
at No Ann street, and in most other bookstores.
iyoOI
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MEDICAL ADVlCE-DoCToK LAMERT 70 eonh-
lvl dr:ay consulted ms Office. 81 Gold sueet, near
kultor on al diseases of private His treatment,
being ndcious requires ne,thsT mercury restraint
in Diet hindrance from business Debility, nervous or
CONSTITUTIONAL arising from ind.sereet ndulgencen OF he
passions causing nightly emissions and, eventually, I'M
poieucy engages the Doctor his obi being
the system that Of nature originally
designed Structure disease frequently rx'sting wtnout
the patient being aware. caused by malueatmen, and
selves is 'eectuay cured by Dr. Letters. post paid.
enc osinga fee Immediately attended and medicne with
Gold street az Iw"m
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House OF Re prescnta tives.


w., ne house resolved TO 60 into n Committee Of the
-" noie on the state oil the Union SO 10 60
Inc sPEAKEa-The House has decided 10 take I'D
the private calendar. n
cial order sir. f'' ' 'Pe
Mr. DRoMcooLE-I would ask what is tho ouast;on7
The SPEAKER The special order
MIR. DRoMcooLE--ls it the warehouse him
The SrEAKER-The warehouse bill
The CLERK-Yes, sir
Mr. HOPKINS was called to preside over the commit.
tee. ~ "o'""hi'
The bill was read.
MIR SMITH OF Connectcut-ls the bill now open to ia.
bate7 Nf'" '" ue'
The CHAIRMASThe bill will now be read by sec,;on.
and will be open to amendment and debate
The Clerk read the first section when
Mr.. HILLIAaD-1s the bill open to discussiop7
The srEAKER-lt is open for amendment and then dis.
cussion
Mr. HrLLIARp moved to strike out all aper the enact
ing clause TO the end of the first section and said that
his inclination TO support measure Since
he had come here be had examined it closely and had
made up his mind to vote against the scheme during the
present session There two which induced
him TO this course. lie thought We shall mme.
diaely all the dervabc from duties ports
and this be obvious to all gentlemen This bill il
II should pass, il was perfectly manifest would retsrd
the collection of the revenue. He believed that the
sudden reduction imports by the bill recently passed
would cause the manufacturing interests to undergo
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Sales OF stocks Mt Boston.

july 3l-24 shares Western Railroad 97a e7ss; rs
Long Island Railroad sod slh IS do sl1a 80 Norwich
blOd ON so do slOd 571a; IS do 57 10 rights Eastern
Railroad 65 CENTS $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02

PoRr or BALrrmoRELiu OF foreign and coastwse arri
v,s AZ the of Bslmore during the month Of July 1896
carefully compiled from the daily list of sriv ais Published
the Amcriean:-- 49,. g.
From Foreign Ports 7
From Coastwise Ports. IL 81
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nR. CONVERS CONTINUES to give Medical Advice
- in all of pri yate diseases: Dr. c. well known
des his aid Of the importance to the victims Of IN
discretion Strangers and citizens may SECURE the Doctors
services by applying his Office, 36 Fulton street. I'm
trance through the Lamp store. . .
N B-Dr. CONVERS' "Invigerating Cordial" highly
celebrated for the Of impoency and nocturnal
sc for sale above Advice gratis to those who par
the cordial Office hours from two O'Clock 20 hve
o,cInck p NJ iyN lWsr
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yyHE PARI Han sECRET.-Jps. ppbli.As new ,r.n.

THE PARI SIAN SECRET-Just publ.hed,a new trans
laon from The French entitled the Parisian Secret
under all without he use Of
Member Of the Medical Fac. lty Of PARIS Sc. &c.
This universally understood and practsed oy
the perfect and uniform success II fully revealed
in thus Little volume, and may be made OF by
der equally useful of both sexes and causes
trouble or Inconvenience. -
The discovery upon which the work founde reeved
The highest encomums of French Ph.sci.ps, sanitary
Councils and Supernend Of HOSPITALS the evide' ces
of hich are attac to appendix has
been the of preventing snoun Of disease and
suffering has been known No whether
female who is in any way exposed TO the danger Oh
disease should remain ignorant of its contents
Sold in New York the "Maison de Sante, l2l Full
ton street Price 621i cents-two copies for 81
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Steamer Great Britain for Liverpool; ships Europe,
do; Rappahannock do; Baltimore for Havre Nebraska
Marseilles; HeImine, for Bremen; bark X Gardner,
Belize, Hon; brig Kanhawa, for Lisbon
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By Last Nights southern Mail.
Home fsOrta.


>ALE1AsDaIA, March sIBslow bark Gen HspisGs from
Eapo schrs Alice Ann Pendergat. from Baltimore; John
Emory. from do. . h.
BALTIMoRE March Ii-Stesmer Herald Russell from Nor
hepor. in the by five full rgEed brgs one on the
Rappah nnock off the Potomac tspoke her. hut did
unoestand the from New Orleans of Point No
Point off Cedar Point and cf Thomas Poin-ali
bound up. Cid schr Portia Krwsn Pernambuco aud
ket SD schrs Jon Convey, Brazil; Portia Prnambuco
aud marke'.
Nohr.lK, March s-Ar schr Chappelle NASH FIN Carde-
mas. with cargo Of moares bound New York 10 dis
urss h Chsmpion, Ayedeett m Boston, bound 70 FREE
dsck9uIx with an s'scr,ss sarge Of IN Dis.
stove her rails and nchC n. s,sd way hid her waite;
Lost her iesns &c sehr Chnle.. Chirehl fm New York
is f sns ',se ss was nrown oowo .is Gs p'
dence rk Bachelor Horton, FIN New Oesus for Rich.
ond went James T last evening The urrersd
the late yale and sustained msre her spas ont
what informed InHampton Rosds-Schr
Ve.nt rthas, Dc I'm Aurusd H. with sugar and molas
awaiting orders. IN Johnston the the late
gale t2d) il lat q nd carried fore f. washed
fy &C. On the 6'h in lat S. lon IS experienced
heavy gale from the northwest and had her head 20: Z.
port day before the Volant Cid brig Lancaster Love-
land. New Orleans
PHILADELrHIA, March liar brig Venus. Sharp. Rum
Key; scns Dover sssick Savannah Tanmoree. Norton.
York.
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REAL EsTATE AT AUcrIoN-Ihree story DICK house
and lot 1873 Grand street. rs by 100 feet three
100 feet So 900 three story brick house and lot 9Th
street. D. 24 BY AZ 81 800 two three story
rs by 100 $50 EACH 81 900 two story briok house
and lot 50 Lewis street. IS by 100 feet 600 three sso
ry brick house and lot Sheriff street. " by so feet
$500 three story brick house aud lot Sheriff street,
IL by so feet 81 500 story frame house and lot cor
ner Sd avenue and AID street. three story frame
house and lot adjoining Sd avenue and 42d street. 81 SO;
two story brick front house and years lease Of lot 80
2nd street. IS by 100, 81 asa two story brick front
90 feet 500 three story brick house and LOT IS Sd
street. 20 by Cd feet S,50O house and lot corner of Full
1on ams william street. ~ y 90 iset Ss
house - by % lot rs by 100 feet ST 6!5 lot
Jackson aud lafayette streets by rs feet $500 lot
side Front street. Is feet from Bridge street. - by 100
feet $3.50 lot do 7o feet from Bridge street 5000
two lots north side OF Water street: between Gold and
Bridge Streets each IS by 100 feet at S720 A40 lot
10 Trinity Place. rs feet 'front.' 90 rear 80 feet side
and 90 feet the other 50 $50.
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u Letter bags ship Waterloo for Liverpool will close
ths day at hslf past II o'clock
Ii: he hull 81 81. 81 eSooas q
a. .hs ans was dist s ,sen BY al on board We ua
eshu OF the p isinsured in Boston for $500
, Bsic Jcs,usIThe ship Columbian, Menyman at HOLMES
Hs sh ss a% N q:
siI Bosom tsd aud il shaking eOni,tion having the
& 20. Feet oHi
eh sssa ou sna Gs su h s w 1:s
tons earh rat er cd and insured Boston for 5000
s'si us .
ss . SS s, LIS pss Lead ne Of
nearly that amount.
A.s. Smith from BG:,on with loss q egs.l
e. s' ays The ARIEL
Alse with cargo Of barley, sved s. Thons. on The
ava, tho DOUBT de % W. VI
with Sw 's % Il
9th ia distress: vas driven eshore during ths gls Of the 3D.
be eompssd chss her caso before she can be got OIL
Hrc as far " has bsa ascerained not damaged IN
ssss cs.r,tS Nh from C.,s,S With s cargo ., Of
the s. he, deck Lad m 'n'opma'' bOw'Drt ibSoOm'
Sss, ;ISs S.i: s.. .s 4:
sci u leak 800 strokes daraE the gale On the h lat B co.
ShsI with and % the ssia both
stays hanging the schr bearing down them;
they showed no signal Of dstress
scHR CHAsrior. from Boston. bound to Ffedeeksbug.
put nto Norfolk the 9th inst During the gale Of the Id
the had her buwaks stove her rails and sncheon carried
away had her forward str-d, Knocked OF her
bead. tore the fovsail. lost her rigging, &C.
scHs. LEwrs srIcsa, Raymond, from New York before
reported shore Body Island beach, will be total ioss
About 20 bbls tonr saved IN damaged state.
Bais Nrssvs, 4 Holnss HoA frvn Masssalla. dssias
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ro.r wAIrsAL M.rsh ,-sIa big Ind.. coai. Rio D.

metro; schr w w Wyer. Boston.
PaovIDEscE March SID big New Easand oranss', Ma
Poal LAND. March lar bark Agnes. BsnehsId Mobile,
FTedsrcksburr 9th brig Frances Ellen, Monroe C.rde
brig Protection Hume. Geeg~town &c; sehn sss New
Thors,oa for Nsv Yol rs,rS GUels % for sG Frss
Ranger Leavf for Matspzss Cid 7h brig Harriet Cola
gan Havana; schrs Pilot. Poland, Neuvitss. =
PORTSMOUTH, March s-rr schr Pomare. Snow, from New
York.
RICHMOND March i0-An schn VIM Thompsou, Coyon,
Fall Hver Charlotte Jones. York Sid schr, Carpo Hay
ford, Pc t,mouth HI BuIngton Wilson, Chariestou;
sAv1sstH, MsrchsTAT b SsIk Helen Risk hive5gooli
dad VIA Turks Island Ga Dr. bark. Fanny, Quna London
derry; Robt Prrke. Alexander Liyerpoo bss Peter De-
Joseph. T;nRhast Boston, schr Ann Parker. Brghtm.n.
Havana h, brgs Wilson Fuller. Cobb New orb; Ma
con, HAYDEN, do
SALEM March SD schrs Fairfield, Rogers, Georgetown;
Erie. N,ciersop, New York
TARrAuLis Cove, March s-Ar schr Three siteu. Bow.
dem oil and for Ellsworth.
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Domestic ImpOrtatlons.


Bosroy-Brg Serling50 oranges pine apples 100
punches bananas Mclntylooo segars Fmk- ustic
order.
ST M.Rxs-Brg Gen Wison-as6 bale. cotton 70 boxes
bacco Center x Co-T bales cotton q Trimble-26 Ho
brock Nelson Co-96 Bryant Matland-33 Coe, Ander
son Co-39 Mai,land-23 Drake Ms-6 boxes tobacco
Perkins Brooks Whte-7 do Van Arsdale Wamork-l
box Drake Mills.
SAyANNAH-Bark Isaac Mead-l5 bales J H Talman-6,
Lawrence Y Trimble-3u r Graves-li0 Burritt-57
farmelee Roges-0 Joseph Wood-50O dry hides 10 bds
Dsaiorth74 boxe, trunks Noyss Morrn-i box Weed
cks rice 1863 bales cotton to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-12
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MARCH 9-At market 735 beef CATTLE 20 pairs work
ing IS cows and calves 4'o sheep and 200 swine
l25 beet cattle unsod.
Prices-Beef Cattle-The beef cattle at market to.
day, were Of unusual good quality although prices
are as high as last week, they were not sustained for
like quality. We quote extra IS rs So first quality
IS so IS rs second s. SIS as third 81 a5 81 Is
Working Oxen-We noticed sales a. follows $40,
SIS, $50 and 500.
and $3l.
shsep-sales small lots at 50 IS, S. So so 81, and
81 so.
swiueA lot to close at 81 and 4sc; lot selected A
and SIC. At retail from ~ to cents.