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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

Ivaeeiing, Va.
TH0S. HUGHES. Jr.,
r. now receiving and opening large and beautiful q,
leeied with great care. both style and qualify an,
bought - very low for cash. that he can and will .eI
them cheap they te had in the Western conn
lie invites the attention OF those who are on m.
lo0k out Tor their fai and Winter wsar to call and ex
themselves hcfote purchasing ssssb.,e a, ~
). determined sell them good Good. as low =. ,on.'
can buy them Having purchased very large stock o
the mos, dcsr.he foods for the approaching season
- prepared TO sell Them ur les than they have hcfor
hecn offered. The following comprises q porti.n wiz
CLorna. Blue black. brown. eisret aud invlsiL
green French English and American cloths Of ever,
shade, price and quality. Beaver cloths ard Bea,c.
1wesis Of very superior qualities and extra cheap
nscros nom ". cents to $50 per yard.
TWEEDs-God mlri, eIsfct aud dahlis miu Tweed
splendid article foT sacks aud ovcrcosts.
NEsriNGs-Extfa sir.cr cashmere and eu,iro,d,-r.,
satin, sk Cashmere vctings faney sk velvet aud thi
hei me'no ve-'ngs, Wooden. plaid srd swans down de-
Valencia and satineni, &C.
sATINETs--Any quantity OF sMncfs Of plAiu an.
,,nei eolo,,, =, your own prices. Extra super hlu
green lSise and host Of other eoous too numerous 4
CRANATs-risin a fancy satin C,sys,. aud se,,c.
pocket handkcrehicfs. Thiiet, Cashmere aud IIoskT
gloves. sspcndets, erino and lambs wool under shirt
sna aIs"ers canton aud all wool fiannc do. woolcr
eoniot's country Knit half hose aud in fact every thtn
that an le looked for in clothing store
kEADi MADE CLoTHiNG-CoSis blue, black an
fancy eolored cloth dress and 6oek coats from a
so. blue Mackinaw blanket and beaver cloth ov.,
COATS heavy Tweed ard Pilot cloth do.
.'cOVNs---i tslu ana fancy Cashmere
losns cheaper than ever YOU saw ton, 81 Tn sio go
shs' psanos OF MI eoors, stripes and prices. a. low
NEslS-The most lesu,iniI assortment of ready
hAhe vest. that ever was looked a., made aud rimnc,
SIiRrS--Whiic Linen and Mu.lin .bi,,s mad. ,r,
o"t up IA the best style. and better article know
MAN can re fought amy where else In the ciy Stripe
shirts. y - ~ ~
may re proper here To mention that all goods sol
o OF ms establishment are warranted perfect 10th
r. aNn
w hANIhs an inferior article pat upon them. Any Of ia
eoNe goods made TO order Ia the --latest and most
ohahr styles, aud warranted tn til no sale. Hence
w.nh say Ia snr and All. who prize good a. nade ou
OF the iesi ma,cris at the shortest notice o cal at IA
Mast suctt clothing store, formerly the sisud OF III
late John l.ceeh. TfI UI-,:tIFs n,
Whrsling Oct II. &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

SLAYER CAPTURED. We YESTERDAY men
toned thc arrival al Boston uf the brig Casket
oi Beverly IN command of Lieut. e. c. Bar.
ton, oi the L. =. sloop of War Marion. 6I
days from ksiendd, West Coast OF Africa.
seized by L. States sloop Marion. on suspi
cion OF being concerned in the slave trade. and
sent home for adjulicatio The Marion was
at habenia when the Casket sailed aud il j.,
probable she has since sized The brig Harriet.
hourly expected there under the American flag
having been sold II is said in Brazil Frames
end spurs Tor one or more vessels, TO he huit
on ihe nvcT Congo, Tor the purpose Of sh p
plng of slaves, had arrirel there from Brazil
II VAS reported at kabcnda that big under
the American flag, called the Vintage, had
succeeded III getting away from Ambriz will
400 slaves. The Vintage was reported at Rio
~ uli.
/ List Of officers u S. sloop Of war Marion
on Coastol Africa: Commander. Lewis 4 Sim
/ mondsj Lieut., e. Price; acting do, w. C. -
Porter, surgeon, J. BfiukcrhOfi; assistant do
}. Is, Gold; Purser. L. C.. Dorsn; Pdsse,
Mi1shipmun. J. Higgins; Midshipmsn, J
l.. Furserson; boatswain, J. Williams. CIR
Penter, William Jenkins. slilmaker, 4. !.
freeman; Gunner. w. Burton; commander,
CLERK, OOciI All well.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

The case against Barker Bumcll late cash.
ser of the Nantucket Bank, cs,ne b.iore court
yesterday afternoon. The gmmd juD found
q ball against him IN seven different counts.
the hUst OF which only, Tor enbczliug slOO..
GOO, was read. When asked IL he was guilty
or not guilty. the prisoner replied dislin,u,
and emPha tically--l avn not guilty. Tn,
court ADJOURNED without entering upon ~,
trial. until this morning st9 O'Clock, That Mr.
BuTnell have time 10 coBier with hi, pfipcips
counsel. who was not in Town. yesterday bu
was expected last night in tie boat.
y 8 Mr.. Choate, counsel lur Mr.. Burnel
came IL the boat yesterday ,--NaHfucktf Ina
oct q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

HARPER's fUBLICATIONs-Joh n. Thompson
- bookseller Union street has antly on hand
complete assortment ef Anthems series OF elas zeal
school is,"As together with other public of the
Mvss-' harrers. which he offers wholesale aud rc;a at
thS New York prices. &c, "a
M ORE NEW DRESS GOODS Scnscncy 4 Rhode.
ava have just received per Green Cos ipfcss some
rsn,i Highland flSds the latest article for drcssc.
Oct 10. lSf6.
"a I6ERtNE GIMrS-Thc ncaicsi article for trim.
ss<S ming dresses just received this morning
SENSENEN a. RHODES.
III ODGsoN'S English cast steel shoveis Wcishtmau'-
SssN american STEEL coal do. Waiy's ~ inch htick
Ifowc's, Ffa'cys hest pasiering do House tells on
springs complete. Hand aNs. bead AYES aud ha'crs
I"untcr scales, weights and strcyards, Wooasaws
tAndS's Tea Trays warranted German silver SPOONS
Cast steel butcher aud shoe knives Conc ave Aursrs hest
braces and bits Just received and FOR cheAn hy
Oet ~, HENRY z. MORRIS.
HEiDELBERG. new Navel by G r james. recv'd
"a aud Tor sac at FILLS,
~ Ill Nam street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
RES TAURATEUR.

FsHE sdi serilcr has opened took shop in Main q,
few doors asove 1 u"n street wherr he VIII Al n,
inns 'c prepared 10 furnish parties &c with cooked
oysters, fAriTr0s aud such game generally a, may E
w srNson prepared ~ The hest French style.
nc mas also nied mp rrfrcshuent Toons where he "a IN
't prepared 10 accommodate visitors with V.ters and
"cf dcioAccs on reasonable terms Meals served IN Al
any hou' soup prepared aud up In the hest syle
Ou ~, lw JANrs geoIrIy -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
CORRECTED WEEKLY

REPORTED ny G. ~. BERRY.
3 feet inches water in the chameleon a
stand
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
Oj Boats for the last ~ hours. ending ycs,er.
day at ! O'Clock, II. VI
ARRIVE.
Mary Ann, pcnnison, Cincinnati.
California, Bailey. do.
Nashville, Miller, Pittsburgh.
Del Norte, Bowen, Pittsburgh.
DEPARTED.
Arrow, Atkinson, Cincinnati.
DE kslb, Johnson Pittsburgh
Mary Ann, Dcnnison, Pittsburgh.
California, Bailey, Pittsburgh.
Island Packet, WOrlry Pittsburgh
Nashville, Miller, Cincinnati.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
GAPS, CApS-

S<Aa ~ OAFS.
nn now w c0u-c OF receiving = very iarKs aud .u
40. fe'lo' assortment of Mens iouih's and chdye -
,. S, OF every variety aud style. viz or Fur Mohsir
lusl, NeNri Oi'ed siik. Imitation do and Hair
The Riugold rAitcr Taio Ante Ao
. Better and Castor IIrepon -
together with all The late ara ,,o,oVed .st., an ~
when We're purchased by mysclf from the New YorE
hSrieIh manufactures Tor cash and al discount al
- u'., 'tsS WAN Those who purchased their caps
SasS IN Toe sr&-on, consequently my patrons and an
Min ieNur nc with their Custom shall have this sdVAn
49,. bohl forget 10 call a. W. ". Jimeson 100 Main
$780, u you want avery good Ilst Cap a. atn con
s,ahiy manufacturing hats the nsi approved pyins
Is, 81 tc test material, by the hest wOrkmen .os most
approved fashions Country merchants who AMI h,s.
au ess ~ toe cSse dozen IN pleas. call a. an,
Ptpscu to supply them better terms than they eau
Ge,, 49, w w. JIMESOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
""ALL'S WE'LL THAT ENDS WELL

"ALBS WELL THAT ENDS WELL. -
We learn from the Caddo Gazette, Of Shr-ye-
port, that short time since negro man. be-
longing tot Gen. T. Williamson, ri flat place
went down a dry well about twenty feet deco.
on ladder, and when near the bottom. Gel,
It's iail was distinctly heard by one Of the
Generals sons, who was standing by the we'll
aud 81 was supposed that he had accidentally
lost his hold, and on its being asceTtsingd tl,st
ilt was unable to speak, bucket at water,,ss
brown upon him, and then bottle If cam.
phuT lie was heard o. bfeaibe very lou,lly
aud as % seemed, with much dinicuty. This
suggested the possibility Of the exi.icuc. nC
cafb'nio ncid gas, which j. 80 deletegious to
dui"sl ilc, and q bucket Of linz was fh,,
thrown down. and iU short time he was o.,
abitd, by tbc direction aud encoufage,pep, ,f
hi, master To raisc bis head. and -Ion 10 re-.
cover ~ iar as to crawl up tho ladlcr
THE DRAMAIN PAEIS.--A ls,,., C,,,.
Pans speaking OF tbr pf ss. SAYS. "Ibc coly
ui~fdg iraie thit aYud-l,s olt OF ALL. ~.
'i 'h n'"sPIV'r 10 ~ is .hal oi ,l.- dr,s,
ir.- ..',li .i.n" Co.,. tsI.l.vi,..t> 40, 80.
| g. ."r n'"is IN'5s teu y.fcru,. tp 81. .,,
I 'h"t '' 100 profits, even when p,rllfp.d -,
'hi'Srs and 'n bzfns, tie playwright deu,es
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
M hs. ". \. MORRIS srd MRs NJ 4 yro,-r
- siectni'y inform the PuSite. th.s they b.v. -.
ois'su i"s The purpo-e Of limited n.,,, -
VI. hfanchcs OF an English esIucaiion ~ ="
'"S' si'n wuI sso give INSTRUCTION, in The
FRENCH LANGUAGE
with which she is suite i,nti, familiar 20 ,c.,
cc- a. aic,cirr. "'' nv rcf't
dies a. to4rdets. "" '"""k "
Terms per Session Of EIeyu Weeks.
llgh English branches Coz
Elementary, from ss.a,osor
French, s'U
66s .;sS.,.; - :, ss;s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

~ 80 " AhN.-Sieam tuai owners win ptssae -
- Hsmlsr that We have large siock az op,1. a..
49,. fli.pNs 80 &e. on hand and or al, To-. - -
~ - " "'fiihk. sep MLNDEL A. nAugDTfR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
LOOK AT THIS

M q ERIN BRITISH ESHtYtsTs Mo Az
Ss~ LAY - smiths aud Aliison's Miseell.nir, ,arh
complete IN one volume Just received and C,r so h,'
oo ~ JohN u. THOMPSON Union ST.
"a CGs, RuCs-Just received =, tho new earpe, .,o,.
it5 Main street Wheeling Va. dozen He arth Rurs
inc tel assortment and cheapest ever offered IN this
Sny Please call and see them
sep5 MENDrI uaRRot-R 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
q. rAM at.REus.

=. AM utRER,s
NNtLt tL0IHlNe EE.ABIIgUNyNT
40 80, haiH So WheSiiHr W..
vu,yr Composite tbs vtgins IioseJ
80 a.f'Hots Tho ~ most frshioi,st,s a - -,,
"t.e r1frlasrd fur cash st tbs f,drs.,s 49,
sr ~ ied lo Offer goods little ei.f &c. t,s M
cy Cue 81 al.iinisnt BOZ tis ciY Ny .so~E g.,,.i-5.
t,s.,,.,., .nq.i,h ard AmsTitsp Brosd elaths sss
800 isH s.ou ftufs riiot snd fs,,s, t,,.t. ~ ~
=. o,s w''eh am prepared 70 msko up IN ths 49,,
READF MADE CLOTHING.
~. t,'n,inirni s'wsys on baud
.I. ~, i.,'.Di 90, tts'em MsFk IN fonnst TOO with
d. 'it 80 iiflIeft. the uuffraifnsd a. prepared
a.. ~ 20 order ~ kiHds 81 rcufen End rhii.
49,. D.nes, warsn'ed % "a ard ufos che mesi fss
'''HF. oci. i.tm. 4. EAMNEnRR
- LNtGE and trsu'unf ss-orimeni m sveft vsfisty
- i'r' re- ifcf 81 stp 30 NtetfsAN's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

Coach uricr S0H-The New Orleans
Bulletin give the following description 81 a
novel vehicle in Us. on Galveston Bach in
Texas, VIZ: a coach propelled by wind.
The vehicle iscons,rictcd with -four wheels,
the iron, ones being much wider apart than
those behind. aud on them rests body like
that OF an omnibus. La front Is the mast on
which the mdinsail Is placed. and where IN e
tongue OF an ordinary carriage is, Is d bowsprit
Tor the lib. IL is steersd by an apparatus
which directs the hind wherls. Tie beach on
Galveston Island is as level a floor. aud
hard almost as stone. and WHEN There Is a lair
wind the carriage runs at railroad speed. -
When the trade winds prevail the wind
blowing thru from the Southeast, II Irns
from one end of tn, Island to the other and
back with the utmost facility"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
FROM NEW FoUNDLAND.-A di.o,


trois gale, swept the colony ON the 18th, 10Th.
and Dist ult., causing immense destruction TO
lille aud property, Among the buildings des-
troycd in the city oil ST. Johns was the Ma
tivc's Hall. which was blown down at 3 o.
clock in the afternoon, burying young wo-
man aud child In the ruins; the former j. like
ly To recover. a brother and sister were al
80 instantly killed by sumo falling timbers at
the same place. Several Others were more or
less hurt. Several bridges Were car Tied away.
one boat with siX or seven men on beard. in
trying 10 make the harbor. was upset aud all
IN the boat persisted. Wrecks cover the wa.
tiers, and dead bodies are continually being
washed on shore. Ii has been found impos-
slble to form any thing like correct estimate
OF the entire injury.
At Quidi Vidi, loss Of not less than ElO00
all on poor fishermen. the proceeds of whose
summers labors were DESTROYED i'm few hours
AT Crates Cove, in Trinity Bay. about 40
hshing skiiIs lay at anchor. and 60 OF them
were totally wrecked aud lost. In addition
To the great loss OF skin, and loads of fish
and oil, the poor peoples fishing stages and
flakes were destroyed. They are likely to sui.
let much from the want OF food and clothing
IN the course OF the coming winter. Weun-
ders,snd also that the state OF things is truly
melancholy and distressing in o,her parts of
Trinity and Conception Biys-BOst. Post.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
LOOK OUT!!
WATER ST. CHEAP CAsu
- n - or, o.. - - -. - -

CLOTHlNG STORE;
Second door beiov the United States Hotsi
Ivaeeiing, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
FOR RENT

NJ Dwelling aud store h,rmeriy in the oeeupsney oe
The sul-crher ON Main street Pos.eS,on ean he hss
immediately. Apply 80 4 \, AZ l.psS
October = 1916
FOR ssLr IT THE TulEs orr,CD
a EAaNNstoF le4s, AldernNn's Blanks.
90. ~ -, n"oAr' ScfReants BisnkA
sais s 1ooS SCOTS Military faeiios
s,9n"N lug oooAr, Printers tnk.
M, !" Issuing Letter and Csp Bapsr
""'N i'"A'e' &C. ke-Ee- auF %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
PRESRYTERIAN

RSALMs ana HYMNa.-A isrse .,o.k 81 P,..h,,.
ran Psalms sud vs. ains IN plain qua fancy binding
J"st itceiFrd and igf sale wlolesae 90 seasu bv
V'S JOHN " THOMPSON Unioa q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15
MU'SEG,AI.

TIhE HNRMoNEoNs having arrived in Wheeling
= rave me honor to announce Grand Musical Sources
consisting OF vocal instrumental aud operative
n'saSs- " me Ctiy iial, On "Wednesday night oct, H.
and Thursday ISth, lri6.
Admission 20 cents, children seeomnanI,d la thc,,
parents half pfiee.
lhors oicn ~ To commence al pn.t o'eloek IN,
particulars zee Programme.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

ID = "hLEh sfe now receiving their fsu supul, NJ
- o' ~ inis hns which VIII BE- soid Al siort n56t.
September 20 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-15

Pdatter Shoi--on Friday last, James
Robinson, lad OF this place, while out
hunting Tor pigeons and when about a mile
from the village, came within some eight or
ten feet OF a panther, aub having nothing but
a iowling piece, was. a. one would naturally
suppose, somewhat frightened, and took to
his heels. He. however, repaired to neigh.
dor, Mr. John k>llr. aud acquainted him
with the fact, who, Ia company with Robin
son aud a younger brother, (aitcr having pro-
cured two rihes,) 81 out in search ol the ami
nal. A short period only elapsed before the
little dog which they took with them got sn
the track and freed the panther When ouI
Young hunters came within some 30 yards of
their dangerous Toe, they fired and he fell -
We, 80 fearful were they that he might do them
some injury. and to make assurance doubly
sure, they continued to IRE at him until all
trembling had ceased. Our young heroes
then shpuilere,l their priZ" and brought him to
the village. -JoiHsior ~ ~ Repub.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

TEE HsrRY CLAyThs vessel has been rot on. and was
brought tho yesterday morning She will be put upon
the dock and the repairs made immediately
70 We under obligations Mr. Jonathan Chapel.
New London FOR very ssuable shipping intelligence.
Baie CnARss Furbsr hence (Feb ~ for Gibraltar &C. pat
Into Faya previous 9Th u in distress with cargo dam
aged cabin and balwahs ek and in the hospitals
cargo discharsing.
FArAship Apollo. at Charleston. brings tbs
9Th Of March, and rsporsships 0osser Of Philadelphia
from New York fs Londoa saky. dscharsipg for repairs
Arvum, of Thomaron from Glasgow for New York, dis
charging and would have heave out Brig Charss Of and
rsm New York (ses above Br bark Lsdy Seatou, Of Liver
pool St Johuz NB rudde broke and hull otherwise in
ursd repairing Br schooner from Jamaica for Liverpool
Gus TO the sailing A. and and lacy
ger lost q the barely escaped with their lives
Sss o ors
he arrival d the Apollo fsy. there had bee. o.s or
%heS Sss h.
Bs Bns w R-This vs.ssl, reported in our paper Of
ship Euphsis Buntin master from Baltimors lat 81
Ion 81 Is W. and took OF the csptsS and 1--WE
Thom,. Jsm.s O was drowned The owned By
the Ms Reach Of ha ,na Ii, and was bound Tor Dsm'r
soHs PAULINE from 0aivsstou, bound 70 Indian Point
with 95 German pisn was wrseled on raso CsbelIo on
o hius what they wore upon their
The schooner was wholly lost.
scna cHAs l. swow-Ths stern Of vessel picked up by
Snow, Of this port which left Frankfort, Me- for
one year old.
e,0s, tsisres n Ind S.ihsd dsehrua 81 hoaes Of su
gar damage we're sold the day previous She hssve
Bs GatvrroN hence for Galveston previously reported
condemned Nassu sold MIR kseon for Ssseo who
intends to give her Temporary rpaiu and send her to New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
ks,as,xn ,mnor,atinns.

CANToN-shp Hostio5i half chests young Tyson 1877 do
hyron Al chests do CSC halt DO 2 half do imperial
Nnsyeng pouch do do souchong 36 chess hy skin
ss hal do dc T do twankay W do ooong souchong G do do
bIs s.npewdsr DO 800 sb do imperial 80 sh do
B,RpkAux-prig Newcaxtls-6 cs wine hid do Cay Co
50 h. pls brandy ar do Caswe-t cs White Sheffield
Larp-V DO IS a. do Barclay Lving,ton-s bxs Monlgn
IA John Dsssd sos ar ops b brandy Bohisn-
60 hhds wine % nslf do half pipes brandy quarter do
Anzetts Caxe Astolo bell pipes brandy 200 baskess OIL
baes Almonds Robert Bubid CO.'S casks brsn5y case
essk, cream of,s.ar Joseph Eyaa.sco cases wine
hhds wine MeIlstts-5 cks brandy Bininger & co.
QAHu-Eark Aioth-73is bundles whaleboue 600 bbs oil
Willets Judson and IL Mills Of New Yok-43 1.s Gu:
rosltiss Merwn-soO hides ] Fanham& co,-ao DO T
lrgailsl5o5 do skins % casks mustard seed do
arrow root Henpewell, of Boston.
Sr. DoMiNGo-Bark Jenn stt-93f hides Ayml co-9D
pieces nshrgaay 10 bbs honey box Rosss co-ls3o
pieces mahogany NJ H Ogden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15
21QE.

REAL EsrArR AuoTfor.-House and lot North
West corner Of Pearl and Ferry sresslot ~ by 100
feet SIS 1905 two story brick house and lot No It's
Henry streetlot 2i3 feet By rs, (ess pecs IL by
feet taken from the resr - soo three story brick
house In 9Th street, between Avenue and ID, being
No. OF block ofbuildings. - 00o The Governor
Tompkins mansion at staten Island bstween the Quar-.
antins and New Brighton ferries with acres of land;
house Of MARBLE 80 BY 80 feet with addition OF 50 feet
wings SO 0o0 house. and lot corner of Hudson and
North Moore Streets ~ by SO so0 houses ami lots
g. &c. and So Liberty street, 80 by o. sls 600 each;
house and lot l5S Broadway about ~ by ma $40 9sO
do 100 do. do $ 800; do ia Liberty street. 90 by s4
feet uo do % Liberty street. rs by lls feet $2a $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

ALEXANDRIA April lisld Ds schr Olive Branch Hinson
BzLTIMoa. April 1aAsr schf Rob Roy Avery. from Nor
u;rh Cons Nv "a, The Potomac ship anchor; and on
Pcpisr land brig with Nj Hand Chsse Cos ssns ssp
posed the Frances 5sne frun rorto us und
from Liverpool; sisss barb tail risssd bfss loss
s~hys Hpghss, Nassau, r; Ere Nieksrsoa Bos
sA CcSSs. - :. 2. = se V.,s
witch. u BROW, & Johns. r..
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Domestic lmportations.

!.vAssA.-.rs s,srline-aa7 bale. Collins Carharso
Dnniil-3l Curtis 6eyDAsr-33 w Howlsnd-25 do
Providence, lnIl-as DO Is 6srcss rice Prosr FerssN
bales cotton SDsao-d Ts.ton co-3o Denrston coo
I.sd p,SfeIsh-i hid T.llnao-i box q 0gimby-i
pot-s Spear yandsrhonA hides Raadsll-s4 barrels
cotton x 4 X Grsvs3
CHARLEsror-ShpH Alen-ll bales cotton w Burrett--
sac spoord. Tsston co-S w Phillips29 Henry Colt
co-o bales iron sutton. barrels nee roress Ferris
BIZ Rutherfort-7l bales Taylor Ritch-3 esseI
Richardson Watson2 casks Mckenzey-co bales
yarn w Mott.
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New York Cattle Mrrr.s.

AyarL Ia AT maiket-l027 Beef Cattle 900 from the
soufh) so Cowes and Caves-40o Sheep and Lambs
Prices--Beef Catte-We quote good retailing quail.
ties at from 50 TO ~ 25 Yesterday few head supe.
ror brought 81 90; but the former figures may be re-
gsfdsd - tbs extremes Of the market 400 uusold.
Cows and Calves "a spirited demand prevailed dur
ing the week End all were skcn az prices ranging as
In quaii VI from els 70 $35.
Sheep and Lsmbs-All demand for shcep sesns to
have fallen on The small number offering were all
Hay GOOD Timothy tbaIsI commands ~, GEMS per
cwt Sales Of . lot OF Winchester loose, ct 81 90.
The market y but poorly supplied!
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CArTer-6hip Horatio-ChaSles Ven Rsnwslasr, AIbany
RIO JASEIao-brg Sapsrb-Heuu Banker, Of Msssa-
chusrtfs.
RIO JArEIno-Bis Eolus-C johnson, New York; Capt
] Bishop, Baltimore. fNN II
81 DonsN0o--Bark J~nnst-M H Ogden. 4Elf )
sAvAsrAH-Bng Sssrlrsg-Mr Potter and lady, Mr. Jones,
sAvANrAH La MAs-Schr Maria Klots-Mn Tousslia.
Miss Chsnpante.
CHAsLIsroS-shpH Alsn-Jsmes Oliver and lady, Ed
win w Oliver and lady,
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Lakx ,Napigation-B arking Mcy<mert,

Our Lake Is now open, and the steamers are
about prepared for spring business. The Wiseon-
sin, Capt Card, and the Empire, Capt Howe, Will
probably take the lead they Tho largest boats
on the Lake Mr. Reed is building two now boats; one
the NIAGARA to be hne one. and Il said viii be the
fastest on the western waters.
Mr. Israel T. Hatch, formerly President Of the Com
mercia Bank Of this city left for your city this morning
and young James T Goodwill. formerly Cashier ct o.
wego. left OF the time The report 10 that Good
will 1. on his wey to take charge Of the new bank at
Vicksburg. 49, -