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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
.H.dHMkEU,

On Tuesday the 4th inst. by the Rev. Jno. VIM
ter, Mr.. WAsHIsaToS KnoEsEs 10 Miss MARY
EL.ES FOREMAN, all Of this place.
On the % uit. by the Rev. Mr.. Gordon, Mr..
joins McCLEARY. Of Augusta Co. Va. formerly
of this County, 10 Miss SAsAH ELIZABETH COUP,
daughter OF MIR. William Gould Of Queen Ann's
Cuuaiy, Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
.7LEX.l.vDRLa M.7RKET, /,

LoseHe OTtce, y7ugitst 7, 1910.
-Four. The market Is steady Since our last
report, there have beeu sales OF 500 600 barrels
fresh Inspected flour from store, ut 1854. Sew
eral hundred bblS. store -four priced. during the
week at s. GA. The demand is light.
GRAIs.-Tne receipts Of wheat are small and
prices unsettled. Good merebantable red wheat
may be quoted at about so cents. Corn is dull -
100 bushels prime yellow corn sold at 5sa prime
white would bring about the same.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06

~ SIg IN IL ~ WH
THERE CAN BE NO DOUBT
put thai the AE roRK lie mahe. The y snss
oss ssS i. g.. S s:
d advantage he following 's houses ''' disposed purchase WI mo
% @ s I 81 e s z s - e s .ss as'' l'
' Si ST. 3, 5S s ss5fs s:" SET e.! s . e',l ' '4
' z g s 1 1 1 s n Ss ssi ad Ss s ss: s
Nj. PEYsER Importer y Broadway.
atnyaesra and Dealer sg HAS, sss4a FAre, Sc.
ELI C. BLAKE, 2 John st. up-sahs
kNoEpFEl GREGORY fooTE and
@ %ss T% s 4 @ s" a asa 1 l sss' S
BOOKS. &C.
' s md ss sss s. s n g g s. ss ss as
h'''' N'''' sisr ist' s WILLIAM i WOOD a peat
h see ss d fslss flo s as d % a s
RADDE No sea Broadway.
ss s"p a B s' ssS s @
Maiden Lame.
Importer. a 5 s f5 sgf5 rg g %s ssp Stationery
English French Wiring Papers Waters
& Papers every dspon S %e Hsau'ss
PLAYING VISITING CARDS.
"''' G f5iS co5k sa faea % '''' 's
GLASS. crrrNA AVN ouurNs-wAzE
andB rtnnntaH me:
RICHARD HAVlIAND, 50 Maiden
Merchants. Hotels and Vessels supplied on the best
Importer Wholesale IN henuare andG Glass:
W. oSSBURo Washington and Greenwich
and and IN
NAs also Importer Fi4ed Block
Tea Kettles Eaanuaeahd Htne, Sc
CLARK,
Dealers and and
Globe nd7
1naardHn Wue;
BENIAM, JOHNSON & CO., 22s Pearl Fulton
Manufacturer Wholesale Dealer Plain and
Importer Of TIN an IPnnnhed Hars,S SC
EDWARD CARTER, Cater)
Water and Front
Manufacturer Plain Jp@ned Importer gand
JAMES, Cliff Isl, etweenFu lona ndJo ohm
HOSIERY WAREHOUSE.
the IA Furnishing
featured and selected themselves of Shirts, Collars
Unde Shirts Drawers Hosiery, Gloves
Ias
IN all of
Shirts Collars,
JOHN NJ DAVIES JONES, William ST. 81 corner of
hohsah and
JOHN p WAKEAIAN s. iden Lane, and Librys
CLOTHING.
LONGSTET SPECK, SO Manufacturers in
nof ofth
renyied cnand
stock which think
to fo
and Yves in style and manner defy competition
u
JOHNSON IANTIIIER HASCY
Franklin
aGho selection of Piece Goods ready Garments and Gentnen Furnishing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
lB0aEdlim galH[owseo
Mrs. ,S.4ss.xRK WHITE

y ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the pub
al lie that she is prepared TO receive Board
ers on the most accommodating terms. Her
residence is IN avery pleasant part OF the town
South OF the Bridge-and is somewhat re-
tired. Persons in the country who intend
sending their daughters to School, can also get
boarding for them upon moderate terms.
Martlnsburg. Aug. 6. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
NOTICE.

We the ,dersgned, having given 10 our friends
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, permission TO
hold a Camp Meeting on our land, and the Com
mittee Of Arrangement for the meeting being char
ged with the duty of providing every thing neces-
sary aud proper for the comfort and accommodation
of those who may be present, we hereby give NO
TIcE 10 all persons, that nothing must be brought
upon the tract Of land occupied by them, during the
continuance Of the meeting for the purpose OF sale.
except by express permission Of the committee OF
arrangement CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
CONRAD R0USH,
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
We the undersigned, tenants and proprietors Of
the land adjacent 10 the Camp Meeting do, in like
manner, forbid all persons. during the continuance
of the meeting, from using and occupy ing lands
for the sale Of any thing, wiihou, the express per-
mission Of the committee Of arrangement.
R0SANNAH LOCKE,
SAMUEL BAKER,
JACOB ID. WALTERS,
BARTHOLOMEW FRYATT,
THOMAS G.. FLAGG,
STEPHEN r. SNODGRASS,
VIM. HEDGES,
VIM AMBROSE,
RICHARD McSnERRY.
July 9, 1916.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
.rsHfkerey. AhGd, SC.

DRIME No. and Nackerel, and No. |
Il Shad and Herring, for sale by the Dbl,
halfbbl., or retail W KR OESE.N
RR Depot. July 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
AWNdrieS.

9 DOZ. fresh Castor Oil; IL do. do. God
. frey's Cordial; IL do. Bateman's Drops
6 do. Scotch Snuff; 2 gross Ess. Lemon; |
do do. Cinnamon do. do. Peppermint
cheap by the dog doz. fresh Olive Oil
Race and Ground Ginger; Rosin and Coun-
try Soaps-received and for sale low by
Aug. g j. NJ YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
TO COUNTRY M1EmCIaAMTs.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DOUBT
RuT a.. The ey oMEw PORK advantageous market e sss
ssefG
=! :. d purchase vii ina
w gsTcH CT IL ngs s assi IL o Our . @ Fan %
asS os soa y f our p r r'a s R
hatrs, ed Dsa Fine Shirts Collar. Bosom. and Under Garments ot
JONES' Dnpe % fa ss IS and 81 William st.
sALAmANprR sArne
R . ESQ., r 1's @ D W G"a f s "s1 from
$ MARVIN. Agent lord Manufacture ST. By Bridge
s. C. v. @ Ss ;ss s.. S ;. sss
'"A 'e GEORGE s; r cHoLwEL1 No "a Maiden Lane
Importer. English French and German Fancy Goods God and Git Jacey Panny
SILL THOMPSON. upstairs
PEzrumnRx.
The 5sa:@a sss 5 @n PHz@T
II1HooaArHIc PRINTS &C.
asp"d s e@sa" s rr ay ~d % s "s %%d IL & @a "
sARoNY MAJOR. 90 Nassau st, near
Ma P nss 5 10 ou n oSs pRa e ' e sF
ea by the best a s hs o A S s d d apppd @
pn competition opp1on
Howell CO ;ss sin
o 'e United s ass they
podue supeo1 quality a our WAREHOUSES FIST
pESs Ma nosre ~ &c % = %
WINDOW
kelly RKER. 1871 Shades
he onsi Mandatory any "
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT.
BARToL DE MAUNY. No Spruce Shades
s TH%% @ ] p s Banners aa can n p @
done style be surpassed
UMBRELLAS pAnAsoIs AND SHADES
Manufacturer and Dealer Umbrellas P~L and Sun Shades Umbrella furniture cloths
~ GEORGE j. BYRD. Pearls nearly opposite
UMBRELLAS, rARAso1s CANES wHALTHoNr. &c.
cAKINs BARROW e Maiden Lane Of Nassau ST. Manacy and
%ne MsssoG U u@ s p s b 5ea s sn s
O invited 10 call
SSgsS SSsS ss%:: &C.: ' ~
" " s s ss q z e.: COOK ss c ' sss :d
N'"' CO.,
JOHN cIEvAIER 1874 established 1882 has devoted
wS sn attention F s Is p % @ and v has s
eaee the unn Gentlemen de eaa"u and Is, pnes w avs
forwarded to hem by sending heha address. post paid.
THE NANR n TA M r. 5 p s s p r n h
THE NEW YORK CANTON TEA 1875 Chatham les
wishing for the sale Packed Teas
by mai, prepaid
Fine Boots for 50 City made equal those sold other for y Fine French
jones' saaa5 french Beo Shoe Nans s Ann ST. near
american Museum our BOOTS having been Judged e late Far are SAID
JOHN ROACH 81 Nassau Thermometers Surveying and Instruments
s ssh S %s D , s a ss?a s any he pa s%
o Sss y YORK; e1 aSs psSp ig4 offended "
I'm apprentice Wanted. w1pNgGrssR4R
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
!. o. o. r.
Gratitude Lodge, No. "a,

INTEND having procession on SATuR-
Il DAY, the 9Th day OF August next. They
respectfully and cordially invite all members Of
neiehboring Lodges in regular standing, 10 be
present, and participate in the ceremonies Of
the occasion.
The Rev. Mr.. TUSTIN, of Washington,
City is expected to deliver an Oraton
!. ROBINSON,
J. M. WELSH,
JACOB HULL,
WIN. II. PAGE,
THOS. HARRIS,
e. G.. BUCKLES,
r. w. COBURN.
Committee Of arrangements.
Hedgesyille, Va, July 30, 1916.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
Bacon - KNrd.

EUST received, prime lot Of Bacon al
- so, few kegs of nice Lard-for sale rea
sona5le wv. KkOESE.N
R.R Depot, July so
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
Liberal Offer.

Amy person who will obtain flee subscribers
TO the FANNY MAGAZINE" will be present
ed with one copy OF either of the above Works,
gratis. Any person who will obtain ten sub
scribers, win be presented with two copies of
either Of the above Works, gratis And lar
ger number 10 proportion. Call and examine
Tor yourselves. Specimen copies Of the Mag
azine can be had by all who wish to solicit
subscribers. III. X. GREGG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06

GPERM, FISH s. FLAXSEED OILS
= II have on hand prime article Of Sperm
Fish and Fldrseed Oils; also White Lead il
oil, by the keg, for sale cheap.
R.R. Depot, July 80 w. KR OESE.N
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06

TANDLESi CANDLES! six boxes
u Jackson's Mould Candles; do. Sperm
do.--lor sale cheap by
Aug. q j. VI, YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
The Cheapest and best!
SEARS NEW PxcronYAx
Illustrated Family Magazine.

Published Monthiy--s Dolls. Per year.
HAVE been APPOINTED General Agent to
Il receive Subscriptions for the above Work;
and also to Sell all the Bound Volumes Of
SEARS PICTORIAL PUBLICATIONS.
The following splendid Works are on hand.
to wit
Sears Pictorial Bible Biography;
+" Wonders Of the World;
q !" History o The american Res-
ciutio,.;
{" Guide to K,aotcledge;
/" Family Library
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
COnfeesiouorses. SC.

'Afhk PAPERii-2 reams Cap Pa
do Peri DO. Letter do; 2 do. French do
Aug 6 "p At M YoUNc,s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06

EORN BROOMS s. HAMPER BIAS
~ KETS-Just received and for sale by
R.R. Depot, July 90 ". KROESE.N
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
LATEST NEWS:
.7Dsic16le .fSljsssfaaesst or The
OREGON QUESTION.

VIE suDscr Ger appears DeIOtc the puO1Ios
j his friends and customers. no, to dispute
the fright OF title to the whole Of Oregon but
show his entire willingness TO arbitTate and
amicably adjust the great question. Having
perfect confidence in the good Judgment of tho
forward and make such disposition Of this all
it be on the parallel Of 40, or 81 degrees 20
minutes.
have just returned from the Metropolis q
Fashions, and have opened 4 general. largo
and rich supply of
Spring aud Sumner Goods.
Making my entire stock complete and dcsira-
be--among which may be found tbs follow
ing
Dry Goods:
Super Black, Blue and H,r;sible Green ClotAs
Black and Fancy Plain aad Striped CASH
mers, single and double milIed;
A uariety Of Vesfmgs, ranging IN price .froA 20
cents 10 IS per yard;
Broun Linens, Drills, Gan.boms, &c Gss-
gon Stripe. for Pants; fogsther with 1scceds,
.S,tmner Cloth, &c., and a general 0ssostment
oftosc priced Goods for Pmts;
Stocks and ScarDs; Black and Cord Hosk;p
Gioces for Gentlemen. also O~sabsrSs
and Coftons, Sc
Hecady-Madc Clothing:
A large variety of every quality and descsip-
ton
HITS, CAPS, BOOTS.aND SHOES, &.
For ai1, and Boys.
All of which offer at the most modrraas
and reasonable rates, 10 my friends, customers
and the public generally, upon my usual
terms.
PHILIP SHOWERS
Martinsburg. Va, April 8, le46
Handsome, Useful e. Cheap!
II HAVE on hand a splcndid lot Of Books,
l. which win be sold al prices that win rs
tonish the economist They comprise the fol-
lowing works;-
Sears Pictorial Hissrycf .7mcricm Rerohaion;
" g Guide 10 Knosctedge;
% " Bible Biography;
e" Family Library;
Wonders Of the World,
All OF which are cmbellishcd with upwards Of
$50 engravings--are in splendid glib bindngs
--and sold al $3.50 and $;,75 per copy. Look
at the number Of engravmgs, the bindings, and
the price! You will just be giving about one
cent piece for the engravings, and you have
the reading matter, elegantly bound, for moth
ing! If you doubt II, please call and exam
Inc for yourselves. IL. X. GREGG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
Groceries.

g., New Orleans Loaf, Lump and Pulverized
l, ~ Orleans, Porto Rico and Sugarhouse Mo
Java Rio, St.Domingo and old White Coffee;
r. imperial, G. P. Imperial, Hyson and Black
SSapsaago and Pineapple Cheese;
candles, Scans Sc 50
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
EsMl.GlENrc.

= general assortment of Hardware. Also,
ma, 'alge lot of Cast-Steel; Iron, Of Hughes
s].1%lulac'ure Castings of every description /;
'Cou1..S,aws; Mil do; Traces, Hay Forks, Sc.
TSGGLi,E.NSJP.4RE-A general assortment.
u' IiihdDsiRJp'dRE-Tubs, Buckets, Piggins,
'4Im1,dbushel and Peck Measures.
D"oGS IND P.4L.NTS--A general as
tSIllent JOHN II. McENDREE.
HuePherdstown. Aug. 8. lS46-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
MERCHANT TArLcTs.

Broadway, Sd
des o atss
York,Ju
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
Great bargains :
SELLING OFF ar COST!

FUR CASH, OR ON SMALL ADVANCE
TO GOOD AND PUNCTUAL CUSTOM
Frs, PAYABLE ON THE FIRST OF JAN
UARY NEXT
fa'EE subscriber, having determined 70 quit
ID the Mercantile Business, will commence,
on Saturday, the Isl day Of august, selling off his
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
Entire Stock ofGoods.

Black, BlueBlack, Blue, Invisible Green,
and Gray Cloths;
Black and Fancy Cassimeres for summer
and winter;
Cassinets and Tweeds-a large assortment;
Bareges, Balzarines, Lawns, Chintzes and
Gmghams;
Callcoes, Cambria Jaconets, Lace and Book
Muslin:
Apaccas, Bombazines and Mourning Goods;
Gentiemen's Summer Wear, Vestlngs, Scarfs
and Cravais;
Shawls-a beautiful assortment for fall and
winter;
Black, Blue Black and Fancy Silks;
W hite and BPk Nets; Green Berage;
Linen Cambrick and Silk Hdkfs.;
corded Skirts; Gloves and Hosiery--a large
ana BEAUTIFUL assortment;
tlcles;
Red, White, Yellow and Homemade Elan
nek; ~ " ''''N $3.50 '' 1000
Bcached and Brown Muslins, Sheetings;
bags aud Bagging Carpeting and Mating;
flald and Fulled Linseys;
io4, l2-i Barnsley Sheeting.
Shoes and Boots, FLATS, sc.
Ladies' and Misses Kid and Morocco Slip.
pers and Ties;
Mems Llned and Bound and Coarse Boots
and Shoes;
Boys do. do. do. do;
,Deayer, Silk, Leghorn and Palmeaf Hats
Caps.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-06
IL M OR z 6 CO.
WARDKNs OF The TEMPLE OF THE
q GODDESS FORTUNE

Famed as the Most Saccsssfhi Prize Sellers
and Tie Oide.t Estubhshsd Lottery
Hendeys in the " Statss.
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opr,c.p . OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL. BAL
orr TIE TiM0RE. ND.

lUHE Trumpeter Of Fame is hoarse with
| j proclaiming TO the world the dazzling
81, ;,,.a,,,an,s ~ T. MnQY z. On
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OPTICIAN.


Dealers
NeyY August
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-23
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-04
HEUMATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE,

Nd for the sasfscuon of the ncreduous, it has been
"A attestsd before The Mayor Of the ety.,,
severely afflicted with attacks Of Rheumaton, principally il
the hands and limbs, accompanied with Stiffness Of all
been unable move and general health almost
pletey destroyed troubled with low Spirits my brain
etea endured made repeaisdy wish for end Of my
torruIes For relief tried eveIything-sll my earnings
sailed sought medical sdriee and w.s for cersasrss
time under the Of The celebrated physician Ii
last September was obise to leave my ship as was una
Bile to walk step without assistance and 70 other respects
was in dreadful situation with the renewed attacks was
and DR. Hoffman and other OF the hosp
.s for the space Of sig wss but as only spt worse was
! wa! several ws.hs aDae1soss process. Of mer
curry This nearly killed me- and the doctor told
Of Dr. cIEIsTiE e III; s.t q; s::s!
cies determined last hope ssnd the Office and
ss %s a ss e' sd
ed The people the Hospital laughed at me for getting
them and told me not TO shor them 70 the doeten But
Felt change, but the the stiffness limbs
had decreased and the pain vas less BY night fol better
tai sstirely cared Since that time which more ihss
wsp. Holland and durn, ali that tine have had no at
exposed to ali veiss,udss Of climate From being 50 Sssf
m AND s.
happy and wonderful results have been accomplished solely
blythe power Of Dr. Chr,ties Galvanic Bands and Mag
HENRYsyoHNsoN. at ,ss Psarl st. New York.
On this tenth of Novembe thousand eiGhe hundred
Johnson and made solemn oath that the statement
Sck liz M S, q ss City Or New York
pr. Chn'tss only Agency in New York Nc, i'z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-04
Herald Commercial Correspondence.


Every thing around the islands prospsring and every
prospect Of large In Porto Rico and St. Crox and
Is thought that prices will very high for produce
In Porto Rico The advices mention that orders out
thus early for Europe at $ and from the United States
at sax for first cargoes OF sugars and In abundance, be-
sides numerous European and American agents on the
spot and expected outs doubt the fever will be
high and above boiling heat Molassss II is thought,
will also be in demand for Europe, in which case 1t Will
share the fate sugars The planters will reap
great harvest this year, should things continue 40
favorable now. Most kinds of American provisions
IN Porto Rico and in demand and In Ponce Maya
guez and Guayama -four worth $l5 meal and $40 at
Mscquna The windward Islands all glutted as also
this Island, with American provisions, and 1t will take
sometime to clear off the stock. Here Hour il selling
very slow at 81 $7x, meal $22, and $4A and other
provisions proportion The planters here and in Santa
Cruz and St. Johns feel mighty that emancipation
Is to take place, and we'll they might for 1t will be their
entire ruin and especially Of the Danish colonies
The amount they to receive is believe, 100 pieces
of eight $64 which IL not enough for the wool of Of
the heads Of negroes much less for their freedom
Poor Denmark. what foolish step, which will de-
eide your downfall, British money has been the inu
ence and her suckers such az the Cover
norueneral Van scholton and many others in the colo
Mes will have to seek plumber elsewhere but thing
Is certain they cannot feed on the home government.
The weather is very warm here, and considerable
sickness The dry goods merchants anticipate increase
of business this fall and the importation Of dry goods
alone into this Island last month rising 81 800 000
and still they come Exchange on U. g. , per cent
premium; on England, 81 80 S. In haste, H.F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-04

9oth and s0h s2:s6xs6:il, 81 SOS do do corner sot
N-2osxoo:sK. $l7oo; do do adjoining above ,sxeo,
I0k, $l<7s do do next above. corner s0th st-26..
~ 100 do soth street betwsen Broadway and
9th Avsnna-each 25x9s9, each ST. 0O0 81 900 do do
5th Avsnus-25x9s:s 81 025 lot 9th Avenue.
81 It s-24 sxl00 81 900; lot south siis slst
st. l25 feet west from 5h Avenuee5x90:9, 81 900 lot
south de 3lss 200 feet above size seas;
do do adjoining above, same size, $500 lot north
side sist 81. 5th Avenue 26x7s5 $500 do do so
feet from above. 25x959 81 900 do do sdjoning
size $780, lot north side als st. so feet west from
above, size. $3.50 do do adjoining above, same
size 5000 do do 90 feet west from above same size,
a5x7ii 81 900 do adjoining above rs by 80 feet In,
81 900 do do siEs $500 do so feet west, same
sze $3.50 do adjoining above, same size, 81 900 do
50 feet west same-size, $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-04
Domestic Markets.

ALBANY, Dec. 2-As we predicted, last night was the
closing of canal navigation The canal WILL In all proba
blity remain closed until spring There considera
BILE floating ice in the river this morning, but not SUM-
Client to impede navigation. Four-sales of 800 bbls
Michigan and Ohio saost at $ and about 100 bbls Ge
in store Barleysales 400 bushels fourrowed at Sc
cts lot Of tworowed 10 on the Market for which IS
cts. 10 asked, but buyers offer only 81 cts
CLEVELAND MAkKEr, Nov. 27.-The canal receipts
since last report Flour 1891 bbs; Pork las; Whs
key 343; Butter 2222 lbs; Lard 4730 Bacon l949; Mo-
lasses 200; Iron 239; Nails 81 206; Pig Iron % O00
Glass Ia 405; Potters Ware 7465; Coal 60&3 bushels
Wheat 20 ,84S. the market is very dull
SYRACUSE, Nov So Very little is doing In the market
at present The close of navigation in connection with
the unavorabe state of the have retarded sales
and there Is but very little wheat other grain offering
Flour sells for S5a l21l. Wheat % cts
The arrivals of four says the NJ o. Picayuse of the
25h, at the Levee, for the last two days. amount to
,247 barrels.
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NEW ORLEANs-Ship Arkansas-l8i hhds sugar VIM Bonn
well-s9 do u Morg.n-f2s do hoberu z williams. ise
tos molssses Goodhue COLL do Oh Zurich-e do
Roberts Wiliisms-i7 bis cotton Joseph Anthonyl4
bis hemp Francis Baireu4s do wbod Cra-33 do Nc
Vim johnson o2eo bbis pork Thos Perry co2os do
clover seed Mason sons bxs coffee Wright Roberts
$40 bbis TO order
CHARLEsroN- southport-7s bales cotton Buckley
% do Bplkley Gookin-202 do ii Colt co-I2 do Eme-
Icaii Dennistoup 2se do Richard rvia-s do Brown
Brothers coAo3 Por FIeres-33 casks AtwArer X
Mulford-z3 John Bodine-4i d. Meyer Stucken- empty
beer David Hnes-5o pkgs TO order.
BosroN-Shp Areatus-600 oils msckere 10 hhds unoes-
% bis WOOL IA wood. 20 fish, zoe bales
800 bags csGee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-04
THE EYE

nR. WHEELER, Oculist, - Greenwich street, the
Battery devotes his exclusive diseases Of
the Eye and Opthamc Surgery and the public that
there not the diseases which the hu
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number Of
undoubted tesmonials which he at his Office will
BY that Of other Oculst in the United
States.
Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted
reasonable terms.
visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the Eye,
with pumerous nstsnces ef reat cures effected by Dr.
Wheeer mode treatment be had Rratufously his
residence, or the will be forwarded any making
applic alton tn him by letters paid. oSeod2msrc