davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
Fro a ihe Rnltimor. Sc,
Fro n The Baltimore Ssn.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM GEN.
TAYLOR-DErAlLS OF TIE CAPT.
ULArloN-CoNFIRMATloN OF THE
DEATH OF COL. WATSON.

Through ihe attention OF our special cor.
respond 'nt at Washington, we arr. cnab ed
this moaning 10 lay beiom our readers the off.
ciai dispatches OF Grurral Tayior to the GOV.
emmcni, which wcre brought by Capt Eaton
ln the bret space ot seventeen DAYS from
Monterey The terms of the capi,ulat,on.
Al VIII b. seen, are subject To the orders of
the Two buNernmcutS, and we have informa.
unn from reliable source. that despatches
viii bc immediately forwarded To Gen T,ylor
ius'fuctng inm to terminate the armisuce AT
once, and renew hts operations with that de-
iermmtd Nigor which has distinguished IN 4.
prosecution of the war.
ltese dispatches fully confirm the sad fate
oi Col. Watson, ol which there were ,pm
'alnt hopes entertained by his friends that !,
might prove erroneous Still they contain no
particulars a. To the manner oi his death. q,
ui ihe circumstances attending a., being a
hasiy summary oi the most important events
attending the capitulaiion They, however
~ general terms, fully sustain the high char.
acteT oi our brave army as given in private
ltters, aud NAV BE- expected TO BE- succeeded
bt details OF acts OF noble dsTing and indi-
Nldual prowcss that will do credit Ca the ga /.
ianiry aud skill, sS well as To ih, patriotic de-
voilun oi our officers Bud soldiers.
Ihc determination OF oar Government is
understood 10 be settled and Interchangeable
since the cool reception given Ca our PROPOSE
ious 'or peace. TO prosecute the war with an
energy aud yigur that must lead ultimately 10
an early peace: hence we feel confident that
no lime will bc lost IN directing an immcdi
ate cessation OF the Capltulatluu:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
WHEELING sTOnE


u 49,. y, . 'sirg liets tom ca ss,fs,, q. a.. -.
ear 1orr 80. hARrEEa fsshionssts ,is, ~ ~
p,ee D' "ih hsa Vet 70 ,un ~ gssss,t, 80
spa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16

a FOOT RACE.-The correspondent, NJ
Tue . Plcdyune" from Monterey give lively
description OF the bittle. Among others. the
ON aud 7th regiments & the Loasiana Volup.
'eers were ordered 10 storm the heigl, On
"hsh th- Bishops palace was bulls. The
questioned dong II was no question at all !,
was who shall be first We extract from The
letter:
Hhtn loot race as now ensued has 81.
uOnl, u ever been seen, tbs Louisiana b,ys
ih ihiHg Tie tdlest kind of strides In n. ;n
WIN tn foremost. Capt Smith had tI- gun
"h'gh he took upon the height. run down TO.
warts TIE breastwoTks and fred into H. Then
,an- CoI. !. +. Smiths men, with pcr.
Ie1t rush iirng and cheering--the 9th and
''h anu Lpnisisnians reaching the ridge above
nearly at the same time The Mexicans fred
al them with grape, but IL did not save then,
or cause an instant's hesitation in our ranks
Our men run and fired, and cLeered, until
'h'y reached the work the foremost entering
az one end, whilst the MexIcans. about loo6
in num6Sf, left the othcr in retreat The col.
ors oil the 9th infantry were Instantly raised
ana scarcely were they up before those of the
Hh were along side. The three conrnssJs
entered The fort together, so close was the
- '"e ON, however, getting an advance
~ hrst. }. w. Miller, OF BlancbsrTs con,-
phny, was among the first four or five xb,
entered. The three commands may a.. Ill
lo nave come out even in the race. for tn, 5,h
wa9 not 1--we seconds behind In less ,t,s,,
h'c minutes the gun found in the FORT ,vss
numbering away al the Bishops Palace.
NEwtPAPERs "A newspaper take, i,
lahiily seems Ia sized CLEAN OF inirlliysnc,
around. II gives the children taste Tor reading
u communicates all the important eye,,s =,
ne ou'y world; II Is never falling source ol
ainuseincnt, aud iunIishesa fund of inst r,rt;o,
"Ulch VIII never be exhausted. Every G,,o,ly
nowe' ~ poor, II riley wish To hold plsre Z,
we ram OF intelligent brings. should lax. a.
'e'si one newspaper AID the man ,,n1,
PJs'essei nj property sufficient TO max. L,,,
stI' eiay ~ lite, surrounded bs cbil,lsrn go.
lof snow ledge, Is iustigsted by the vile -,
OF '"Wdiiy, aud negects 10 snb~r,,bs 49,,
hFWspapeT j. deficient in the duties of, ~,
I'hl or gooi cluhn. spd is descryin5 ~ H..
c'nsure OF his intelligent ncighbor,
lWo countvmeu observing The female q,
uIes' WIN pitchers IN their hsuds ybicl, 80
~" 'h, P'uicos DIST Psncms church ,y,d
o'ira what hey represented.
'"el aust b. tlc foolish Virgins sail
lhat can't be neithef." replied the 9th. |
'thcf-s only iour Ut 'ero ''''
"a VI uS'll light replied his friend np, /
't'f' o. gone tot hfoR, YOU nsy dcp.nJ ,,,.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
..,,,,. 4. AMugKEu,s

FAsuIoN a. uEKEH's
NJ ~ L0TmNe. Es~1EfJspyySr
a., -nam =. Winding Va.
NV ln-i retained Gsir a. ., ,,..,,3
which were W, @i aos fsshionriio a f,.t 80,
s" , ~ nos enabled o. oHer go,, . ,,,leed prices,
o. Peach F..i ,sen IN lhc siy SIS ,ost ,o,.. nee
cassimefes On IN fI 80 AMERICAN nfosd rlo,i,. .nS
~ on 49,, ''"A sinns. Pilot snd Ges,e, oi an
manner. f''feith 20 make up ir 10 -.
r.,s, .. 6SaDI MADE CLOTHING
TAILORING 49, ~ on ss"d
Ore ciofhnr $500 4.lpn Work. IN connection vt,s
,i-e,s o. order su tiads u gsef's, = r'sPa'ea
.s,r - 49,. warranted O. at and noon 80 80. ~
''m 4 kAMMEHEH
"A 'NE ,.. .aa saatif s..orien, ~ ever, ,.,,.,
trf "a MCALLAWs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
LOOK OUT!
WATER ar. CHEAP CAsu

CLOTHING STORE;
Second dovr beio,v fhe United States Hote
yyhsSlinr Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
PRESBYTERI6N

tl'Al.Nr and HYMNa.-A tsrgs -.
iian fssims ard Hymns IL ~. 10 81 rrsshyse'
Or. va ana foT sale Whoiessie ~ ssts.tt ''ei's'
JUN ". THONPef< f,t.., :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16

Sworn and subscribed To- at 10 minnie. b..
fore IL O'Clock. by - NJ. Howl. and Ia the
presence of T.. IT, Carmichael. Frederick Bow,
don, Thompson Tyler, J.. y Prndlelon. ami
NJ. PoiuauN, Jr. thi- 2Sth day Of Sc, tenn
Der, 1916 a. witness u,y hand and seal the
day aud date above written
IAREES ENA n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16

II EEP wAHN-pi,.,, o.,
- bsulef thar We have is,,e 49, w peasc
No. = !pws &C 6c oisnd asa ~, 80 sl,i-. hsi.
=" "tsiings seps MENDEf a M /, p, n s' !, -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16

Xn ~ BRlTiSH ESSAYtsTa u,,, m,
comnr,s -. p Sn.iths aud AlIison's Misceanie. csen
JOHN II. THOMPSON Union :, y
IL ISs kCGs-Just received a, the new c,,r., to-.
-. 10, Ell s-ieei W hering. Va dozen Ile.rth R,.s
ci,y ,nien and cheapest ever Offered IN Ih,s
wy, .fieass call and them, N'sN ." '''s
SoP' MENDEI.. HARBOt,R a RI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
RESTAURATEUR.
LOOK Ar THIs

-. - Miekhsm. Wheeling ~o"as al aueton. by w. e.
Jay oi October 1876, al o'eIoeK t.vhmS
,'sut reserve. for account of lion, Al may
suitable for S " pI DRY GOODS Of every deseripiich
a, I'M a., :, a., t uau.. country merchants and sih.,,,
~ hha ~ 10 'hcr advantage TO give this 49, enera
sous seNory desirable win he sold pos,,',s
Oct g. "a w =. WfCKflAN =
Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
ONO LAW BOOKS

- WIZ, = if,sles rwan's Fgsriies ana rrr,.a.r,.
ard Jas, i, 49, Ohio pdissf's Caide ONO oSFe.,
6sts Ia Pfiesst " John h. THoMrsoS 'Ae
tnon strfef
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
-, sADDLERY -HARDwARF

~ good. ie 49, as n9" receiving their fsn sunni, ~,
Tor cash. "'on VIZ be cold 81 sbori profts
September VI IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
COMMERCIAL.
RArES OF DISCOUNT
coRRrcTEp Mill,

CORRECTED WEEKLY
PESSsvLvASIA. Hamilton 10
Banks OF Pittsurgh parGranville 40
+" Philadelphia par Farmers Bk Canton 81
C,trarl Rank mar tfrbana 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

Cleared.
Shin sa ssss.I M%srsu Co.
Ship Queen OF the West, Woodhouse Liverpool Wood
H.Ss. n,s.os ssS Ss
..s Sssss. Gee
BARI },as c %sTP Portland, satr 8gS:SS
s as
81! SS%i PM. SS s s;sss:' SO
h h Balloons McKee,
:ss RiYss SsIG:;s $:,
S. sss sS,iHss Sss Bedford
seh Alfred, Rogers Porto csbelo and Laguayr. WIFI
sehr pemsrest Smith. Richmond,
Schr Charlotte, Jones' Philadelphia
Arrived.
m ss son Of On s, h 0m 8
49, exchanged signals with bright sided ship, with cross in
'T ssip Emily. Davis. day. from St Thomas. with md.e
Ship Ontario, Holmes. 4 day. f,S% NeE Orleans with
ship south csros Of Bath from rlesn. HAVE;
M lat 80 2 Ion 90 spoke ship zazoo hence for New Or
Ship Hindoo, lawrence, day. from New Orleans With
Trieste aged hys. ri: overheard New Orleans. and
Ship ST. Lawrence, Haydom, Is days from New Orleans
Isi%s s.Z; :i
'i BARK 'i RAPID rom Havana May TO- with ..y.
and sS sses h., Of the ih.
ssr nds fo
S. spoke Coquee Of sippican months out had 1900
s Pssna Il e. S
a ono cn o s ~
s, g. ss .s .s d a Ssssa"s oss lat
Swedish bark Gsss.ye SWANSON 81 days from Marssls'
BARK VAIN Rowland days from M.tanu.. with sugar
e Stewart SAY gong IN on the ytl big p e
s from FOR
Brig M s1 . VIII To m0
Young for New Yo,t CYmmi..aIy Church. for Msnts, to
s;t tssi no
:So%ias ei NJ her into RO
The Caspian has been detained outside since Saturday by the
Biz Falyi, Owens, 10 day; from Mobile With md;s 70
Brig Tonguin Young from Neuvas 9th lust, with mdse,
T'lS L.s.hsT day; ,o% s. J.go s SSe. Si,h
% or PM 'r so IN company vii" ors
Es &C. SsD 81 + S $:y G% s. Ssv ns 8
r. Ion 50 So spoke bark Columbia for New York from Cana
Brig Isabel prebe from Rio Janei1o ,,h April. with cof
s Noses o.a ,f sal.s Day. iG rom to George
Brig Mn Collins, days from Boston, with md,s to Fos
Schr Only Son. Wait days from Sagua La Grande with
and mossses to Rowland Aspnwal Len brig Am
York Tam O'Shan,er do Joephus do sehr Marion Reed,
for New York 5day Brig Henrietta Of Portland sailed for
Boston day before.
schr Richmond three msstcd Hartford II days from Gal.
(TcrasD with cotton, &c, 10 Cheauteou Merle
sandod Left al Galveston, ship John Roaess Lewis, idx
for New York. Spoke (no date lat 3 Ion 50 90 ship John
PHsrwood, Read, days out for Havre.
Schr 0reenway, Cor, from Richmond. wih flour
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Meeker from Boston with mdse
Schr Daniel Willeu, Smith from New London, with cI
Sch Ann. Hopkins, days from Petersburg, with mdse
J Hunter - -,
sehr John Tyler, Smith Is days from Guaysms, Pr, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
From the Ghost Of the late Mexican Embassy
WASHINGTON Nav 10, 1876.

That the government at Washington may not
plunge more and more blindly into the abyss it is
surely approaching, call upon it, once more, to
pause in its measures, and command a halt of the
present volunteer crusade against Mexico, at the
River Nueces, and recall General Taylor from his
present position on the Rio Grande, to the
same limits do not expect this will be done
by this government; but deem it, nevertheless,
to be duty to show, by making the call, that the
orus of the consequences may not lie at the door
Of Mexico.
In the declaration of independence of Texas,
complaints will be found TO be made, truly or 9TH
crwise, that the constitution of 1924 was abrogated
TO its prejudice. Now, Texas was merely a terri
tory OF the Republic OF Mexico, and, on account
ola sparse population, had distinct department.
al privileges under that constitution, and was not
member ofthe Mexican union, except as partner
with Coahuhila, the department Of Tamaulipas,
contiguous 70 one section OF Texas, had distinctly
defined and acknowledged limits and the boun-
dairy of that department has always been this:
West, San Luis and New Leon; East, Gulf of Mex
leo; South, Department of Vera Cruz; North, River
Nueces and Texas. The limit of Texas is, then,
in the direction of the Colrado and Rio Grande,
iablished to be the River Nueces.
A portion of Texas being in that way clearly es-
tabllshed by the acknowledged boundary OF the
ancient department of Tamaulipas, the forces un.
Der Cen Taylor, the Rio Grande, were, and
are necessarily, transgressors The most extraordi-
nary circumstance is, however, that the Executive,
IN his recent message, should excuse the sending
ofGen- Taylor to threaten Matamoros, peacefully,
on The plea that the insurgents OF Texas claim
ed 10 the Rio del Norte in rs; thus grounding
his national action not on his own Judgment, or
on the justice OF the case but on the pretensions
OF men in Texas, at period when that territory
had little more than one-fourth of the popuIation
requisite, under the said to be abropated and
complained of constitution Of "a to form dis
unot State The President of the United States
mas thus sanctioned futile attempt then made OF
dlsrobing Mexico of not only Texas but of nor
non also Of the integral nationality of the depart
ment Of Tamaulipas,
- y " proper. here, to remark, that Mexico, from
NC LAsiiaSnt o. the revolt IN Texas hes oounnur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

before for Asxandrs h inst lat % Ion - spoks schr
Clinton, Of Newbursh, from Nswben NC for Barbsdoss
with hid. moasses 100 do sugar to M Lewis Co. Yes
sells left before reported
British .shr Actress Murphy, days from Halifax, with
fish, 10 Wheelwrght
Sloop Annawan, Burdick, 10 days from Mobile with mdse
to Taylor Merick.
schr Rio, from -. Also. ship; briggs Br schr
from Pictou.
Sailed.
Ship Yorkshire for Liverpool ship Gladiator fer London;
ship syis de Grasse for Hsvre ship Rainbow for yalpa-
ta Heyn for Quebec ship Louisa for New Orleans; ship
Duncan for GLASGOW bark Undine, for Para bark John
Clark for ST Johns bark Isabella for Wilmington bark
Zaids for Wscasset brig Clarssa, for Neuyas ship Her
cuean for New Orleans ship Hector for Rotterdam bark
Henry Kelsey for Cadz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

cents Is the regular rate for moderate sized vssses
There many still unemployed
Exchange-Declined to 264d. and some transactions
but since dates from New York to 18th Of February
per Republic 26th ultimo, takers have again taken
alarm and II is Extremely difficult to negotiate American
bills The rates almost nominal 26d 26Id with every
appearance of an advance.
Specie has declined-Patrio doubloons 3ln3O0 3ll500
and dollars $40 $50 rs.
There further arrivals since the Republic from
the United States or Europe about 1900 bbls Galego
-four have been sold 100000 and 500 Baltimore at ls0O
Having had heavy rains since the frs very little coffee
has arrived and the stock less than almost known
For the few samples appearing very high prices de-
manded.
Exchange:very firm at asid, there are many drawers
but few no takers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
Passengers sailed.

LoNpoN-Ship Gladator-John Lee, Jamaica Richard
Cumming do i smith New York Mrs stanwood, Mrs
LIvrRrooLlship s.. GeoTge-Mn Saunders, Mrs Rich
Of NeM York; John Jacobs, Of Boston cGowen. of Fay
steye 2; Mr. and Mrs Grant Of Belize Honduras ALEX
Lv5sr9ol-s Yora:hiIe-Bsron All,ye Dc cprey
81 Louis. Pr Pope, and lady James Yeatman and
lady do; Maret ESQ., Boston; Miss Mareet do; Samuel
Lynch DO; Elder Hoaghwo9t and lady York. Francis
Hesser, do; Marcase New Orleans; James Nc poyeli,
Augusta Ga; John I Shaw, Yorkshire; William Robinson
do; NJ Kennel, lady and son. St Louis
HAvRE-Ship Silve de Grasse-E Heckscher Of Newly or
MaT.s sossr5SeI Of Alabama VIM Clsnd
e. dsspatSslhes} Belgium D lillayn rottes M
Brown, Of Indiana Pierre Adren. of Montreal Jos
Ferneding and sister. Germany; N Vautanu France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
MEDICAL CARD.

DOCTOR FAWCETT consulting surgeon of 1876 Full
~ New York author Of late publication, en-
bracng the following subjects VIZ :Matrimony, lmpotency
and sterlity anstomcaly physsloglcAy and medically
modern treatment OF Syphilis Secondary symptoms Con-
orrhGa elect, Structures Seminal Weakness Whites, Noe
tuna Emissions and all the arising from self
pollution The Doctor devoted his Tor the last
toned diseases and from his extensive practice and long
investigating the pathology OF the various suc
of the organs he III all cases that
he undertakes aud radical His diplomas
from London Ednburg aud Philadelphia also his honorary
degree from the State Of Louisiana, suspended IN large
Persons at distance encosng ST. can have copy Of ms
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females.
All letters and addressed Dr. H. Fawcett 1876
Fulton street, will receive due attention myl9 lmer
VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITHONTRlPTIC
MIXTURE.
ONLY AGENCY IN NEW YORK CITY. 1872 NASSAU
" Street, opposite Clinton Hail. Pamphlet with testimo-
ny the highest character will be furnished gats The fol-
vegetable remedy compound ofoyer twenty articles taken
from soil each peculiarly adapted 70 some par
tcuar Of the human Dropsy IN all ITS stages
and charcts Gravel of all kinds diseases OF the Urinary
weakness Of the system disease the Lungs Rheumat.m
Consumption An impurities of the blood, Scrofala, Salt
Rheum &c. and indeed the theory which this article
bases Of such character destroy all old land
marks in the practice OF medicine and TO boldly assert that
mony which the parties Will personally subsantate
yourself If invalid The high character Of the
medicine the Northern section the Union proof that
has great virtues and trial Of its properties will convince
Agency this city, 1872 Nassau street. wholesale and retail
my9 SaTu&Th lm*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
Nev Orleans
Mob a Trns
Foreign Markets.


Meal So do Pilot Bread S. IS not much on hand Navy
iss sp Butter s'' 10 DO Lard S'' 40 candies %
From our correspondent
RIO DE JAHEIRo, April 4.-Imports were-1S,756 bbls
four packages domestic l46 do 1902 boxes sperm
candles 52l common do feet lumber, so bbls beef
70 do pork 67s lbs 400 hams 100 kegs lard $50
bales hay kegs and boxes tobacco so tons COAL l4s
packages spirits Of urpenne 20 900 segars 80
STA. 10 bbls apple; and sundries
mted and prices were barely supported the continued
heavy arrivals alarming the bakers who have only taken
about 5000 bbls at l9 20 for Richmond net 81 so
So l750o and lS for Baltimore net SO SO So u.s. Ac-
duty on bread sus and some enquiry for export towards
the close of the month have given holders rmness
and there appears to be no disposition to sell Richmond
first hands is estimated at II 600 bbls Gaego 1000 do
Haxal, 1000 do Baltimore 5000 do Columbia and 1000
and the bakers $4,000 Total in all hands, AZ 900 bbs
Dates from Monevdeo to the 18th Stock Of -four in
New York At $40 on board net 81 SO spanish At Rio
Grande the l4th Richmond -four was quoted 22i0O0
Baltimore 100000, stock moderate.
Dome stcs-The demand has been very limited and the
sales have been confined to small parcels at our last quo
tations Of 900 sos for blue drills net ~ cents
81 cents IFS 80 inch shirnes, net cents large lots
have been offered 10 reduction on these prices
Sperm Csndles.Continung to arrive in large quaint
ties prices have given and sales Of first quality have been
made at 800 net % cents doubtful this price
be obtained as the dealers arc very heavily
stocked.
Tea-The sales have been limited, good quality hyson
at III 2200 net 81 ~ cents ordinary qualities are
quite unsaeable and the stock is large none but good
superior Tyson should be sent to this Market the
OF the country Is preferable
Lumber-some small lots have been sold at 45l SOL
net Sl4 so SIT
Provisions-several parcels from Europe having arr
ved the market Is now supplied. Beef 22 $4,000, net
So a 50 80; pork $4,000. net STA
Tobscco-Therc is large stock Of leaf in first hands
and sales difficult No sale whatever for manufac
tured
Wax-The stocks are increasing and 1t would be diff
cult to make sales at 500 RI, net - cents.
SaArrivas having fallen of, prices are rather bet
last sales 600 640 net 10 H. The weather having
continued bad and rainy throughout the month"; and ARR
walls from the interior very limited the roads being i'm
pasable in many places all business has suffered and
will continue be limited until we have had several
weeks Of good weather.
Conee-rhe supplies Of coffee have been unequal to
the demand, and vessels have been detained In conse
prices have advanced since the receipt Of Euro
pean dates the 9th Of February. Superior range
from 3s00 to $780, 81 II cents on board good 6rsts
$1,000 1850, 81 81. No stock accumulate ~ ii Is
bought up the moment 1t arrives The export in March
IVES bags, Of which bags have gone to the
Irnitad states follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
NO OUACKERY

nOCTOR MORRISON, Member Of the Royal College
ali private disease which he cures without mercury or him
drance from business Recent he cures in a few days
nate Structures without pain. tsss
Debility resulting from habit YOUTH
rleets syphtc ulcers
by quackery Thoroughly cured by DR. NJ perfect
guaranteed charge.
See DR.. Ms diploma in his Office 2o4h Fulton street
Open from AM PM Letters paid attended
my q r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
Passengers Arrived.

FWbtenXcT1 ArT1VeOs
steerage. F
HAvAsAIBark Rapid.Mrs G Thurs,on and som Alfred
Stman, Henry Small, Mcguire, Capt Harvey, A Bar
on, Foster I Shepard, Mrs Lorera Valencia and
servant Lecerc, Prosper, Bonhomme, Munos, L
Surez, d Vellays. Molina, haywood
ST.. CRon-Brg George Loyal-S Bateman.
Rio JANEiRo-Brig Isabel-Mr John Eastman merchant
Of Buenos Ayres.
CHARLEsToN-Brig Moses--Major w Fishburn, Misses
Blunt, g Perry, s N Taft L Lathrop, Bradbu-
y-J Connor-J W Town. n D Jay, D N McLien, c
Dubois VIM Napier Hoyt Tryon, and in the steer
Nrw ORLEAss-ship ST. Lawrence-John Cunning, r
Chase, aud 4 Halle
.NUEviIA.-Brig Brothers-Mrs Simmons, Boston Mrs
M Mood apS Shd hgsn S; b Ann 40 Tm,
Principe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

New York, Monday, May II.
AsHrs-saes of Pots reported at So rs, and Pearls
at 81 O6 a 81 09.
BKEApsrurrs-The market was little hetter to-day
large sale of Michigan took place 81 66t-Genesee
scarce at 81 SAT.
CorroN-The market was very quiet to-day, no sales
Of any moment being effected We continue to quote -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19
MARITIME HERALD.

sHIPMAsrERs.
We hope that Captains OF vessels arriving this will
deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots, Capt. RoBERr SILvEy, of our news feet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-19

Home Ports.

Jansiro.
Home Ports.
BAIrnosE, May IsAn bark Csthar,ne Phillips IRON
Queen Eld,idss from s. Thomas ch.ron Pat,Gn from
Powhaian. Hayden, Liverpool; Victoria Brem) Merthens
bark Louisa, Gait New Oreansi briggs Monte yuma Kelly
West Indies sailed-brgs Eagle Fesenden, for Boston,
Mount Vernon. (new) Sadler, Savannah.