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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26
TrE; NEGRoEs

named in saiu Decree bongng 10 the estate of Rachae
Chdress. deed, consisting OF Negfo Alan, Boy and
Woman They are all young and very likely. The a.
boge sale will take place the 24th day "f January
next Bo1hs Store, In the county OF franklin Act.
ing commissioners, shall only convey such ute
as Is vested hy said decree.
ADRIAN CliiLDRESS. c,.,..
WILLIAM CiliLDRESS, s WV" ~
Jan | t24J
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yl1HU yyILLraMS,

y.1fIU WILLIAMS,
CURVIVING partner Of Williams s NIcpr, in
- der TO close the the speedily
as possible offers for sale large and well assorted
!SfccM Of .yeiCeEry,
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware, Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Cssnrs and Candle
Sticks, aud great variety OF articles too tedious 10
enumerale rery reduced prices, Tor CASH. or short
credit 10 punclual customers.
My friends and tie community generally, are invited
to call before purchasing am determined to eeses
without delay and will offer perhaps greater nducemen
to purchasers than have before been offered IN this
ma rket.
Those indebted to the concern will please call and
settle their accounts as speedily as possible.
ec,- Clocks, Watches and all kinds Of Repairing ex-
ecuied puhcluaIly and at moderate prices
Nov. II is
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BOTETOUssT SPRINGS
Male and Female E.S'STsTVTE

TIME NEXT SESSION Of this Institution, will
j commence the 5h OF January, 1876. aud cluse
l4th Of May following.
In consequence Of the apponinen, Of the Rev George
Pearcy as Missionary 10 China. the Board al Trustees
have appointed Rev. +. NJ. Barker who graduate
of the Columbian College. 10 supply his place. Ia ad
sii,ion TO their kno~edae tha, Mr.. Barker is gentle
man pf animpeachable reputation The following pre-
senied 10 the public
COLOMBIAN COLLEGE. d. C.. Oot. lsi. 1915.
"Th,s is 10 certify thai The bearer Mr.. Francis NJ.
Barker has been t0r two years member OF this Co,
lepe during which time his cofftsl department as a
s,odent his dilgen and faithful all the du-
ties Of the College, and his uuexceponabe character
as a man and christian, have commended him TO the
esteem and appreciation of The Faculty. And We feel
pleasure in recommending him fr his aiainmens as
scholar for his uniformly correct department and for his
other quail fcaons. as suitable person 10 take charge
uf Scl,uol Academy, other institution oil learning
where pnod talents and scholarship. and excellent
general character are required.
= = zssa JOEL 6. BACON,
q 49, P,es't Col College.
5.ls WIN. RUGGLES,
Prot .liait. and MAI FhHo
The REV. G. w. IET'IVy1CII asss
tsnt teacher. who MI devote a par OF his tine in add
ing his lady, 10 hun the Female Department is COM
mi ted.
In this School taught all the branches Of a thor
ohgh English edura,iun, together with the Lain and
Grek Languages, Mathematics. SC.
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SITUATION WANTED.

: "A YOUNG man who has had seven eight years
- experience Salesman and Clerk, Cor Book
Neeper wishes To get situation in some large Merc
ne House, in either Of the above capacities for
more Years. Unexceptonable testimonials (f neces
ny') VIII be produced. Address A. d. r.. Lynchburg,
-; All Communications strictly confidential.
Jan. Is f.
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Tuition per month, 81 aud S 10 according to the
Advancement If the student. For Latin. Greek and
Mathematics. S. Buatd. including diet, lodging and
washing. S. Is FER nnuh Iayablt half in ddrance. the
balance al The close Of the Session. The Boarding De-
partnrni is crnduclrd by the Rev. Jimes Lrtwhich,
hoSe reputation Ill bea iaea guarantee 10 parenis
aud guardians that tile department viii be most faith
fully attended 10.
Jan. % '2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

xn.f.9sM TR.4CT OF L,4ND
&sx&E% with It's appurenances, situated in the
G%T& iy of Bedford, conaiuing four hundred
.A.. aud twenty-five acres, more or less, ads
joining the lands OF John +. Hawkins, David Reese,
Paul A. Clay and The late purchase Of Frederick Kabler
Sen. (i being The same land purchased by the said
William Hobson Of Samnei Hobson.)
The title to this Land is believed to be good but act
ing merely trustee, will only convey to the purcha
ser under title invested by the said deed Of
trust. and none other. WILLIAM OGLESBY. ST..
Jan. 5 t4F
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NO YFEE.
Trustees sale Of E.and.

Trustees sale Of Sand.
EfY virtue OF a deed of trust, executed to me BY
ID William Hobs N, bearing dale on The | tn day OF
November. 1910, and of record The County Cour OF
Bedford, shall. the 4h day OF February. 1876, N
lar and If not the next fair day hereaier,) The
premises. expose for sale, by way Of public auction, Tor
cash, a certain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-26

Leaving as surplus fund, $s SOC l2
Exclusive 81 iha uiersi Nhch has accrued an the aus
pended debts HAT anod aud Will be collected.
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In this School taught all the branches Of a thor
oigh English edurslion, together with the Lain and
Grek Languages Mathematics. Sc.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
Packets 10 Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
POttT or NEW xOnax. JUNE 80.

Cleared.
sp I1't csasnp ssssp2S cn a%:. c
sbp sbpp FL R Sa[esy LysspSc KeTm
ssP H:ssy;s qs;a B Mss:ss asas ss bkass
Bark Bachus Fontsine, Kingston, JAM Bunker Place.
Soa fGSSs nsssGs .S T ws
5 asT;: Dryer
Biz jacob Story PincIney. Salem. Dahnam D'mon
; scSI fI;,.s.i Am.,os Moore Msy 4.mp.oa HUNTER
saop sfs, HSEIs. Hss. F1:asS Fg:asES ffsSSa fscsa.ne.
Ssss Grsapa.. SSsii!: f$'i.aslSss al;ss,'''''
Bark Ring, Livermore, Marseiiles stuses. Cearman
maa ;p frnnf Albert sesor from London and Ports
70 seSsssa sssas ms !sna. w GS ,Sss
sRs Ss% 70 y hs fsYhes Hs dWnsy ,:y
and S,is ,isss s,:. 70 BInay,: BBra!sy s',''A
Pssts. SI Isassa = .. '' 70
and days om cowss with teas &c 70 Young I'll Hawke.
Brig Royal Sailor Elliot. tof NorfOl II day. from M.,.n.
zaS win =. .ngsr and ~sol.sses TO Moses Taylor
81 bis mes:. Mead HopPosp with
Brig Britton Cole Welsh il days from Pctou. Ms, to
Moses BSulley day. from Savannah with md.e to
Brig bsls Myers aday. from Wilmington NC. with lun
soaas, 81 Domingo with coffee. % Rc.srs Co Lsh
sy om %hsa cs. Gs w to Smith
sehr Susan Lack l2 days from Calais. with a.
sen $'S Mary pfSiasSsai fiiasssss. Let's Virginia.
sssI sss' essSss e.ssas ssgs. sss.. siSis W:;. suffolk
schr Roe Avery, Baltimore.
Sailed.
Steamship Great Western, for Liverpool; steamship Pal
Josephine, for Maranham Waknia for Rio Jsneo 0's'
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.


BALTIMORE, juno 25Ar brig Jusna Claypole from De-
merara brgs Ket Gayet from do; Mary Ann. Benjamin
so smS. M:ry h1wlInd Steamer Gs9Tgs a
Liverpoc brig Psapsco from Boston; and bark from Bos-
ton unknown Cid ship Roger Sherman, Nichols, Aexan.
Terry. New York Sid Fr brig Ocean Henry. Marseies
sehys Henry Middleton, Stein, Charleson Joseph Turner
NoRroLx June 2sAr bark Douglas. Burr, York; brig
Frances, Cobb, do.
PHILApELrEiA June 2-Arr brig Sem, Psrril. St Johns
SB; :chs Grouch TomT New York Erie Chase d9
Mary Elizabeth Smith Prcyidense: Raymond. Hesreu
DO; Scituate Baker do: Harp Rose New Bedford
Below bark Mary brig PEARL Token schrs Matilda Mary
Ga banks Turk Eldrdgs, Boston; James Bailey Bshep
dlesey, Wilcox; Cayuga Owens and Plsdspha. De Hart
from New York; schrs Surveyor. Houck New Iiayen Eme
Emily Norton. Candy Norwieh .hsllsngs Park Boston
st; Cooley Camp. New York; La CroiH Heyt Bo.sHn
baltimore. Tredway, Demarara; Jane Collins New York
New York. 81
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

LrvERlocI-Stsam hip Great wsstern--Gen Armstrong
wshiiII,S!S:S; In!i. New EsS%Eali fr5;asa
Ta.our New o,lssns; AMsssaw AZ; Mrs aId Mis- Prout
r Lews, Wilson, Jsmsies James Bsiiss London Nj,
Hog, H.nIy schsfsr Paul bchmidt, New Yorl; chss
Mobile james Barclay and isdy, New Jersey Msswsii
Upper New iok Capt Richard Forrest, (rscnock Robf
Hntehiqscq, Ssysnnah psiccumsn. Chamsn, New Or.
Frederick Tsyicr New YoIf i. James Edwards, Eneiss1
S,ms. Misfs Mobile essg fssSa ol;;SSw i.ase W.
Z " Hamilton. Savsnnshi Pesaaisr, Marshall. New
AMfpSws b fh,r.;sen 95y.1 Croo% 4 nd !sdy TsIsh,s
delphia; John Mclean. Cauads;. Mrs r Gill; New York;
Hector Maskinyie Csn.ds; Archibald Watt, New York;
yeshaa Smith. PhiIadeIpha; Oliver w Barnes do; Mr.
Eabsr and lady, 90; Fhasss Bsrnun, Ne. York; Mrs
sg.eL, %: Lieut. y Burke. FSsd.5isiIowai, Mssry
JARVIS and children. Canada; Mia Griffin do Capt Mac.
hsehn's DE- MG r,nes New York; Chsrss Brss New Or
Mr.. Mscksnrie do; Misa Duncan, New Qrlssos; MI no.
nad DO; VIM Crowdsr Savannah; Henry Dlakely York,
c.s:a al sw "a ai. NJ Hss
son. Tcbsgo. 1l-8's a ~ - = +. -" n. -
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
Passengers Arrived .

LoSpoF-Packet ship Prince Alber-John Webb Sa-
lem, Mass: VIM Warwick, New York; Mrs Holt Henry
shuueworth, Mrs Shuteworh Mrs Carpenter and chl-
France-300 in steerage.
CALiroRNiA-Ship California, at Boston VIM L Faxon Of
Boston; Chas Aalet Carolina; Masters Ihsmas o and
Frederick Larkn children Of the Consul Monte
rey: Master Paul Pryee. OF Ca ifornia.
CAhDEsAs-Bris Gen Marion--AirJ Boormsn, Miss Sim
.sAvASyAH-Bng Mo,es-W II Mace, lady and child.
Messrs Mst,hsws Hslue, Beer, Grosback, J !
CHA.Lxsroy:.,ship New York-Mr. c Levy. Miss r. 5
Levy, Miss Levy. Miss Szndford, Miss P Huger,
!hIs: shISI.s and nurse rE JoSS:on Mr. bafsisy
CFishbpm Miss I Pringis sad nprss, Mrs Kaupmsn
snd SON. Mrs N E.her, Mrs wilmot and dushter Rev
Lieut. Liz, 5et Cth,p%an Aassr. AIS:9 rsesy VIII
n oilbrstb, 6t Waldren Andrew q w King and
nine in the ateerags. - p.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

LoxpoS-Shp Prince Albe-Ioos boxes tin plates Thomp-
son. Bonar co-2o cssts rolled zine w Schmidt2o do
vose-39 bds and anvils Ellison- cks porter
w Neson-ss do Barber B!othens pkg mdse. w snydsr-
70 Gsnming Main cSL3 90 A Mey,llecsl Rs sss
sos-s White shefheld-S 0ppenheim co 81 W Chance
II Clark Cowsns-5 Allen. Hasin . Sill 1homp
lea Cogate-2 Bartlett Malford-4 Ma RI Levy Bro
.h.r-a IIallidsy-7 Grn1slI, Miniun so5 Marion
u Myers x sons-l Woolsey & Woolssy-,LC WI Miendah
II Wand 4 Gel AusticsTlH Il 'sonsul-i Spanish
TX Wsllis-l Baldwin, J n JafSay 4 sons-l r
porter sai slabs tin io cks 70 cs II bales u order
LoNDox-Bark Susan--2oo tons chslk Swift
Barclay Lisngsionls Garner A-20 do Farnlm2
bales 1000 horns - cks 1000 lbs lucksver order
MANLA-Brg Charles Wlrgm,n-i it6 pkss 100 pieces
asppan wood 90 bales hemp order
MATANzAs-Brig Royal 5sor--2i5 bxs sugar M Taylor
1903 hhds do Colt Ioi00 bxs Re d Hoppock-iO6 do
MAsooArEechr Gladiator3lo bags coffee tons fus.
tic A Rossre Co-2o0 bags cShee M Rilier-20 do
Lew
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

Since the sailing Of the cket Hibernia there has
been fa' business going forward in cotton without
change in prices. excepting that few days there
some yielding by holders, and few parcels OBJ
tanned at oneeighh Of decline. Freigats to all
the European ports, except Havre have ded since
that date which has induced purchases To Liver
pool they have fallen from thrcc-eghths Of penny
farhng, at which they not active, as buyers are
which holders will not submit to- Tho market closed
quito steady and rather firm yesterday and advis
cd that we can make change in quotations Tho
sales for the week ending goth inst were 5000 bales
last three days, 1900 bales.
Since the arrival Of the Caledonia there has been
considerable excitement umong operators In cotton in
this market In consequence Of the appearance Of certain
statements in relation to the crop and supplies Of cotton
do great deal Of harm both aides Of tho Atlantic.
Tho statements which sllude. those in regard
to tho weight Of bales this year. compared with last
The object in view evidently 10 to show that the de6cisn.
IN other words that there 10 not that deficiency in guam
tiy tho decreased number Of bales produced would
make appear. The Journal TO which We allude says
that the falling of In weight this year. compared with
ian = under four per cent. but the falling q In the
number Of bags is above thirty per cent" This the
substance OF the article which refer According
the statements made In that article, the weight
OF the bales last was about 2A0 lbs 10 notorious
that the weight Of the hales this CROP frem New Or
leans and Mobile, does not equal that Of the previous
crop; there deficiency Of the number Of bales Of the
Atlantic crop. termed uplands boweds ana an in
would on the same number Of bales, give gain ON this
crop equal four thousand bales the amount AZ re-
gsercd and that s a and this calculation the most
favorable Tor the kDglish spinner, there de-
estimated at sixty pounds over the New Orleans bales,
and which We have thrown In % We afford H.
Tho most charitable conclusion We can arrive u, is
mat some person has trAnposcd the hgures of the weight
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

W Racket ship 0arrck, Trask for Liverpool, will sail
this morning. Letter bags the Exchange News Booms
and at the Ong News Rooms of Beaver and Hano
streets
sea ASssI ;s Gibbs =. Salem ssd from w,reham sprung
whether her cargo is damaged or not. ''A''A
la as S1r o IS & z. y sesb Per
ed by Demond, Howe Co, Of Boston.
Spoken.
Bark HSrs qr,y from M Mrh.sdsphis tsarch y, for Rio ia
s Bas pousss days from Bangor for Babadoes
Big Aimira, from Boston for Havana, nth inst lat
Brig Margaret from New York for Portland NO date, of
ship Flavio from Boston for New Orleans 18th inst lat ,
same ,%s saw a. 'hp standing NE. showing white sig
schr reliant, Williams. from Wilmington. Nc. ior De-
ssip oiss sss r Apeo.
off Charleston Bar: -''
s;S .; Dc
B.,t dsoSs. OTIS from Yoif for oIi:.ns al.,, off
shP Boxs;sh 60, Boston, Pike from Mobile for Hae,
June - of Georgstoyn, Sc brig Lincoln from Boston for
s'ss fss' brig John Crosby Hopl.,
Jas: Sy. e. 'T n nssfsPs 4 ~ W. b's;s0s Sss d.soa
june is 81 Ion sa o bark Douglas Thomas. FIN Ban.
Bah 0hS tsf from Savannah
Ship Cysnet Heard from New Orleans for Liverpool 18th
same time saw ship Martha Snow from New Orleans for
Br9 EIu,an Bram.comb, hence for Mansanlla sh inst,
June sIshsnsed signal. with an Am brig Of war, steer
sl.ss Island with sgs Fran
week. .-~-
saf aaGSs 1"ns s at @ NoS HSws s Ws
Lucas Farhaysn, 60 SPIN; Feb 81 Delta, Weeks Greeupo
4. at N,1esls , 5SGe ship Atlantic Coleman Pacific
issS s 81. se ss spsls es h IS I. % s Is
Tobsy, NIB 400 sp in jan Hv Astor Codn, ant, $50 sp
o%e 'sIsdSs 90 % % e. wS is'i b..ss
ATT Al S John. mp 10th inst. .ehr sgae, Davidson VAL
tory to second survey. She would probably condemn
SID from New Bedford 2sd inst bark Cornelis, Flanders
sSls sssss ss Gem ss 6
SPOKE % o New Zealand Feb ch om.s. rH $500 bsl.
i:a y: ss
ii1s days. ssh s,S nys ss .s s
; is s:..s ri: ssAig IL; f. E.ssss sss:s:
j's s' 4 fs Sss sIE%s s'Ss;s% e; %
do Just going in brisantne showing ssnsl with let
Cd 70 be the Fsyorits, FROM Alexandris
phis) for Trinidad. - -
FA.MovTg, Jam, jane SIN port brig getssy 4 Jane. Of
and from PhadelPhis disg; brig Justna Csypos from De
%snra M Just ar ship Qesso, from Lyseoo e hs mouth
MarAsrAs june i-ln port bsrks Lacy Fields, Rich, Of
Sssne for Hamburg, 18Th inst; Daniel Wsestey Cole Of
WnG,ssst fSF Boston ;h brss hssisa Tate for do do;
MosTssAI, .Juas a--Ar BRIG Dsyid Grant, Lawrence,
ts,!n ad oa,k Rockshi!e, Eysns Livs[pco brig James
barb Msraais q Normsnby LIVERPOOL; ssd bark
Constance Savage Bnsols Courier Grey Liverpool
QrEsEc, June I7-sr ship Stadacona, ltons, Limerick;
bark Commerce. Stcven. 18Th, baks Commerce ftoldav
Es.Ilins' Cshus.,shiS, Lsgess' Belfast; Er,omsass
gcrnwas Dsvies Waterford; schr Anna MARIA Richard.
Lmerick several others have arrived but are not YET
WRsw,0 sy tsS b;I.s zs.Su' Dscss osdos
pie Msrwood Bristol Bruus Just Pereshi Lord Csnser.
ssry s7ss Prsol; bE Stray, T.!losk, dxiesby; Cot
0aHxs. Tnrpia, Newcastle. The wreck of ne buk WIZ
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

liam w:s brought Saturday from the E:qssn
L.: S::ss S;.ss Hsss hsi
% s:..s Ksns:y %SSs Ss:
S.%s.Ss Sss Sss
yfi sts;:e :s' sS SSsss: SsaJ S:s %
ss;sss ssss sG Sa@s @:
wood poass: iiz Bs T h.sms Fleet
bos. w% Tos sssd sp sd a.. Ssy
s. om.s apf Pa sY sse Am s port brig Lucy smith, from
Home Ports.
Bosrov June 2t-Ar ship California Arthe San Diego
s Monaco p'issi 5s lsSspAs
.aS, cdsa' Cdr C Ksss paA s: ;.S
Towne ssss@ash Sris. Florence, Hopkins, and Nsuvoo.
& Hs.n. s sr :sTHs sn
pans Esderieksburs schr Isabella, Percy Fedssieks
:aJ cssis :sSl: zssao!s Perry E and ussa
nsps S:w rss T .es S M
rfS kS' Ssf; haesssss
n;
day siieIaoo%. sas oclssi 81. @on;as
Beverly. June ss-Arr sehr Rival CLARK, from Phlads
crAHLrsr9S June 2s-AIr ships Sullivan, Waite, New
Ess %as ss os s. a. .s d
Frying Pan Shoals ship Arkansas, from New York for
~, s,.s s:r
ssS1 eSl
Mail, Johnson ocr.cocE IL the ofias ship Arkansas
sss SI :S s gyisss Psisas e
i2rps. FSrest, New Orleans; soop NJ Lee. Raymond.
EOa@ June 2s-E Gazette Oace]-Ag .chr. Eliza
YER de So Pear; from fsaE for GOucs.isr; scop cinds
srs .h Smith Is
H;bs;;9s; Nspsiscs Ys,l 1 fSE Rssadi as. g.
MOslE e. June lCld eiP Martha Washington Dosne, for
MN dapsss: shp Rs..i; lRa.:l Eus.l.r
as: '1fR is:se Asisse iSsa Ta issssiS
9s.:s LS:,sSYs
90 o Fairy ;ESs
Hav s.v.n s
badoes schrs Geo Washington. Rayner Philadelphia Pro-
Nyw BrDroRD, June 2s-Ar schr Meteor, Perry FIN Phi
. Of 'fs fssssh and "a RSsss
Me- isa @
JOHN JIM. y, Es ksSsx., brig MdE ri 5
Heath tsmpSsr. DO; .ss!s JsS, Dennis. fm NYali; Ems
GYs SoD NM Xs.i NtN Yo,
GS,iiaa, Sa, ro,.aI; oSs: %% r
aybrnok; Palestine Stephenson Fall River; Planet Terry
East Greerwich; Theron, Yousg NYork Gertrude. Ste
Phenscn, NYork; New York McDonaid Uness Chapman;
Trwih SE ;,X 1dsSSds SSrsay Ky Tgy Mar Eliza sMh.,G
Louisa Smith Harlem: Martha Jane. Waaee. Brooklyn
sss mSvS .s a. :.. s
PRov!DENcE, yune 23--Arr brig Home Marson, Gard.
ner; schrs Caroline, Ferris Norfolk; John Randolph Ha
ley Philadelphia; Jos Brown May dol Sequel Arrans dos
Rusns Wastcoit do Niagara, Ccyson do; Franklin
Brush Brush Rondept Nancy Harvey, Parker, DO; Randall
II Green, Hawkins NYork Below coming up bark Wave
Howes I'm Saeuada Grande. Sld schrs Vim Wright Will
den; w Godfrey, Wicks; COPPER Leeds White,
Corson and Emene ysnglder Philadelphia Proof Glass
Bydenburgh; Emey, Gsrdner. and Excite Vail, NYork
PORTLAND June 23-Cd brig Susan Jane, Stanwood for
P,rMou5H, June 2a-Au schr Enterprise from Baltimore;
PoRT WAITHALi, Juue 20-Arr schr VIM Burke. N York
depha.
RIcHMoxp June 23-Arr schrs Cecil Travers OLD Point:
Lsdy Clinton, Cramer, New York; Slas Crane johnson.
Boston Sid schrs Covo Crockett Newburyport; Patrick
Henry, Chester, " York.
SALEM June 23Arr brig Chas Edward, Of Belfast from
Cardenns for Portland,
SAco June lG-Arr schr Oregon, Hill, Philadelphia
WiLMINcrov, June 23-Arr schr Jonas Smith, Collect, N
York. Cid 2oth chr Jones, Gring, York; 22d schr
WAHEHAM, June 23-Arr schrs Welcome, Besse, Balti
more; Notns, Gibbs do; Monitor Besse, New York; Col
Simmons Hamln, Philadelphia Sid brig Meridian Briggs
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
COAsnAERCaAl..
New York. ,Thurstla,

New York, Thursday, June 2B.
Asurs-A fair demand continues for Pots ut 50 56 to
So as and for Pearls ct 81 oo Exports from the lst
TO the 2lst of june estimated at barrels of Pots
and so2 barrels of Pearls
CoTroS-The sales to-day arc 800 bales, at steady
prccs The purchases nearly entirely for export
Fnrir-Saes Of Genoa C,ron were made at Is cents,
pay for export at rates previously quoted. Some Ba
hama Pine Apples in lots at SIS oo CT dis for cash.
ed and we notice but one worth reporting that Of about
100 bales Of American dew rotted dressed at 500. six
months.
HIpss-Are very dull. hear Of no sale worth noting
Prices remain, We believe unchanged.
Hors Since last sales have been made In first sort
Eastern
IrD,oo-The market is still inactive, with but few
transactions Some Manila sold at 70 cents; Madras
~ 70, months
IRos-We have nothing to report in English bar.
Sales in common swede effected at 500, and some
Scotch pig at previous quotations
LEADThe stock Of Missouri has been much increased
since last and large quantities stored for want of
better prices A sale OF some good pigs was made at
PnovIsors-Beef has been in moderate request up to
Yesterday morning. since which we hear of transac-
tons ofsny note Pork is in fair demand and is steady
Ohio Prime, at S. and Mess $40 37} Beef $475 SIS,
for Prme 50 50 81 i2S for Mess. Beef Hams sold at
Ga cents Shoulders picked sold at D. Lard, Ohio s
better and sales were made at 81 6 for barrels and
for kegs. Butter comes in slowly without acra-
ton prices Cheese is u better demand for shipping
purposes, and prices have slightly advanced.
Ncs-The market continues dull-sales small, and
trely confined to homo purposes.
SEEpsThere TO be less doing in tho market ge-
neray and the sales have been quite moderate West
ern Flax sold at 81 20, aud lot Of Ohio Clover at 7
cents, cash.
WHALrBoxE-We notice sales Of South Ssa, principal.
" for export, at sS cents Also, lot Of North West
Coast on private terms.
REAL ESTATE Aucrrov.-The Dufheld Estate
Brooklynrerms, 10 per cent and the auctioneers Zee
OF $40 per lot payable this day 30 per cent July co
per cent, at buyers option mortgage for years
o per cent Lot on Gold street next TO of VIII
loughby street % by ioo feet s725 lot adjoining
size, $3.50 do do S.l0 do do $500; do do at $3.50,
81 360 do do ut 1910 s20l0; do next Myrtle Ave-
nue. s695 lot on Duneld street. of above, same
size; $500 do DO do 1910 lot willoughby street,
between stanton end Gold streets, $500 adjoining,
same size, Sa45 esch 81, $50 lot adjoining corner
Gold street. Slls0 lot Myrte avenue next 10 corner
of Bridge street, 81 by IS feet, sl.as5.
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

in the mportations of lss5 and that ought to read
$50 $40 cwts and 069 $40 cwts, making differ
encs Of $50 900 cwts. This would give about the smoun
we believe was then imported, and also, would bring
out the bales to their previous size.
In regard to this CROP add nothing new, a. the
season is nearly closed Public opinion has more
centered 2O5o,000 bales than any other figure.
state Of and the rains made
unusually grassy; and the plant is still very tender
II Is represented being choked and arrested in It's
growth: The season has been cold one, and not
favorable for It. We continue previous quotations
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

SAvANNAH-Brig Mosss--l bales option Swain < Co.
TO order. 80
CHARLEsror-Ship New York--522 bales cotton Swain
cc-si do 20 tcs rice George Bulkey-36 bales
underhl-7ot tcx rice Woodhull X Mnturn-8 bales
Emery2I t;s r,cs Bodais do 10 bales Southsr
Tleston COLL bags feathers Pee x Li,her-50 bales
Wood Meritt-2 do & D Stebbns-52 bales cot
ton w PhillipS-27 tcs rice TO order
The New York herald., 1846-06-26

nR. TOWNSEND'S sARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
~ Be removed cnthe lat Of May e i2s futon street. nsxs
door the Sun Ofice, sign Of The BIG Bottle. ~ ~
N B-Looh ont f?r e9Sntssfsits snd inp2ssoss -
Townssnd Owing the unprecedented suecess - this er
sIs esnRsnyhss tssn f9nfd e pSt Sp ssse~s ess W
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
The Crv,v,s,

The Crops.
The farmers Of Chester county, Pa, have commenced
moving their grass.
The Lancaster Tribune =" Our farmers are now
busily engaged in making hay. The crop. from ap-
pearauces, will be an abundant continuation Of
wet weather, however would have greatly injured It
The wheat, rye, and corn crops also promise we'll"
The New York herald., 1846-06-26
MEDICAL OkEICE

nR JOHNSON II Duane street, near Chatham street.,
well known A. the most sucesssfh pssctl0ner IN New
York the treatment Of venereA diseases The Doctors
!epusstion for skill in those old hseursd ease. thai hive
the body the throat pains IN the head and bones
Of the legs, effectually cured.
CONSTITUTIONAL weaness brought BY secret habit in
duged in by young nsa causing ascyious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prcvencd Recent cured
in four days. without mercury. No alteration in diet or pre-
vention from business. ie2i gsr