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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
BILLIARDS.

RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (late Empire), in Bar
"A clay street near the Astor House.MlCHAEL, so long
known the billiard playing portion Of the city ecully
informs his friends patrons and billiard players in general
hment where they will find order Nine Of the
best Billiard Tables in the city, with good attendance He
respectfully invites call from his friends Gentlemen
parties wishing to play BY thesevss can have table in
find the well supplied with the best Of liquors and egsr
my6 imsr MICHAEL PHELAN.
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND
q III T IL A g III OLE CIIRE RS

x1HM -<7HENRY LAWRENCE,
IMPORTER or ZEPHYR WOOL, CANVASS, PAT.
4 TERMS, BEADS, PRINCESS GIMPS, &C., IA JOHN
STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.-HL takes this m ethod
9fnoImng the trade and public generally that he has taken
the above store and prepared offer extensive stock in
his line selected BY hnse in Europe, with especial refer
sncsfo quality and novelty and by his asngemsn feels
confident that his prices cannot fail Of comandng share OF
public pstroasHe He Y now 2psas ertees entirely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

: SHEET BRASS.
II Arrss ". MUFFETT, No. III Prince street, between
and Greene Of Sheet Brass
sna constantly receiving from his mill large
assortment OF all sres OF Sheet Brass which he will sell
wholesale or retail lower prices than any other place
States. - "'aes ~ "'e o"''e"
VII deliver soods sold by him in any part Of this
charge. - ''''""
am1msy ~ '"~ w "'osf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15
TRITON HOUSE,
GLEN COVE. LONG ISLAM

Pavilion. New Brighton, May S, 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-15

II HATTERS,
No. 80 NASSAU STREET, New York.
%WATTRlPONT < CO., begito inform their
friends and the public in general, that they have -
opened the for the retail sale of Hats Of
their manufacture: The long experience NJ b. W. has
acquired foreman in the principal manufaeores il Paris
confidence oft hose who will favor them with their orders
NJ b. WATERFRONT,
VIM. II. JAMES,
New York MAY RAG n2 6teod&rc
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With copiou, Notes and Observations,
ny InTJS : SKINNER. E,dl,gr.

BY JOHN -. SAlNNEh, sdHyf
or the style, Costumes and volume OF h!s celebrated
work some idea Hsy be formed when e state lha; n he
ar. la,e II contains more than lo pages with upward
Of SIX HUNDRED ESGR,viNcs and iaFtAer, that N Ing
REQUIRED more Than year. publish il, and cost
me =; This nea. work i. publishing IL the
ga,mer5 I5ra- No Farmer wLo iarsis fot knowledge
p,.f. Or who nso:res 20 have lis rise 10 the
nos, soro- lie g1ifed station q Al Intellectual s-d
ACCOMPLISHED Agricuirsi, en- u=nA6ly deny himself
such work a : found II lie EAENEas' LissAEY AND
MONTH"; JouaSAL OF ASzicvLrrEs.
Among the SIX Hundred Engrav'ags which vl!l be pub
I;.ed n lbs BOON OF The FARM We have only room
10 mention The following
I-fs-,. Of r.r.s,ead. or Farm Buildings ne spec.-
mems Of Cat.ls Horses Oxen SyEine Gov, sheep' @e
ac.!Iues SOW sc--nes S;E-Desrs lie
- 90 S,.--s-- t1oCse Fences Thorn Hedges
r,d f;ar- Stort DrEsS. E1l1nns--ie-is p5a:-isz AN
f- Drain n Grass; Covered do flAS sil " e,er- 70
r, los ~ Drains filling &c &c &c. AGRiCJ L
TT-yAT IMPLEMENTS OF Al slid-i arlou' A-Hc' OF
49, ..;r srd Parts % do: Shove.s scoops
Ss5- Pirrnr-Ieye: SWING res Tor sfo Horse t0i
- - f-r four fiOr-es; HA-rus-: Horse-Ho-s-
s,i,,s- St-,,rRscEs: Water Truuen>: stra"-Cas.eF-
Sl-nbsr,,. crccs snow Pow ptng-s- syLAs -
I'D Sns-i Bggs R.ng; Bullock ao.aer HaAtsi sori-
y - fso~r gI,..sgrs Ridd!e=; Ropes pfners
- - mn. instrument io- Topping I1rnips
Tlr,lfo-Trcugh :of Fe-d2s SAsvp 800 sc -,
SEesR- 49, 90, relieving Csitle OF Choking he
sljIk-Psi CTi-Cai,er: Ceee-e' AZ Nm mn -
Pres: 20 Ic- Hoc-e-' az - ,r.,t
No. -Tl,rf-,r- e SC. &c tflols
fl - l;-gr &c &C. L. tl<o. Pans Tor II
riEsricr Insects affecting Live Sie'A 40 tt'r'
Brd!r-Bii, Co-L-rs, - * - - r,t,,,
rss,TIppsRy AND MONTHLY JOURNAL or AG-
-. subscription prize q which IS - Per
-. 80, F.,:cer and every gentleman who OWES
= -. -.-.:en : earnestly requested 70 eZ--r-
-. ~. W. GREELEY McELRATH,
- tig1 $50 Fabflsar-t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

DAPER WAREHo!I :s1 :, :.5sl " s'IAD ~
L Bu-laE sly. y : oaeIs tot So -,
Frt1fi-r Pspe--le.fia reE-1s- q! sc
WrsPPias 5aPer.2.99 ISIS, Ess5s 81 a7, ines
ptt ri-its tors superior ar-cls : n
c.mn.:e ASSORTMENT OF FL otr kinds 81 Paper nc
ycur-t n,anuf.c.ars prices tof eA=l' u
81 w
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BOOK OF THE FARM
Being 4 Systematic Work on
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
On n entirely New and Original Plan
- rrr-N-p1y ---y-pr-rS=

On "a entirely New and Original Plan
81 HENRY STEPHENS,
Edtur of The Quarterly Journal Of Agriculture, and
PriLe E.ssvs and Transactions OF the Highland
ard Agricultural Society OF Scotland
ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS OF ANNALS
Painted from The lile-b-auIi:uily Engraved and
NvYlUEous Woou-CrTs AND PLATES
OF Agricultural Implements, paEiicu.arzei enable
Country Mechanics 70 construct them from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

SlN't. HASN,Y, Secretary.
MrNTvEN PoSr. MD. Physician, 5ta srosdway. 81 IN
~ Indies can receive tuition in the elements
nj Music and In Singing Mr.. Warmers new W edaes-
day and Saturday evening class al cheaper rGe lha!
from any other competent n ibis city The neNt
chsnce Tor admission Will hc Saturday evening. Oc;
sd al o'ciock Room I'll Broadway SIS seed
r9- Piles Irritation of the Kidneys. FAN IN tie
Back or Side Habitusl Cos,iveness pions Sore
DIR INGOIDSBYrS FILE SPECIFIC has made Tsdicsl
cures In many OF The above mentioned Complaints a. can u"
proved nv personal reference The specific snol puga
y. and il an entirely vegetable remedy without pariee
Of olocvn,h ganboge aos is pleasant 10 aSe ana per
actlv harmless the de'ca;e cases mac OF eise
Agents viii be appointed IN every Town So"h'y !" eA'
where there are none, application 10 -, -, ~,
SIS imos' BEALS " i'S L>>''.''''i'
yT Practical Phrcuoiogists and PuS!isaers-
rtSSLERS \ WELLS, Isl Nssssu.sl Once hcais rom
,n N: wv Nv
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.GI5I noTIsgs REWARD.-s.olen

CEYEN DOLLARe RE'. : I2sce. betweea n.
sr p " saturaay aaG ~ u bis dsT, sooat NJ
ten dollar. Z .-sE TREE doass o,a sS 49, fiisSc
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General Notifies.

re- August Report OF the Mutual Lie In
snrnnce Go. of NewYork, No So Wallsl-Tais Insiilr
Ion during the month OF Au gust Issued sixyeishI new
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Ngl, yu5, hing a. Ifg;sIg Partl tie FGfmers L5rGr
pLL.s % eslta eaet 81 = Pc analal
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THE following testimonials for the hrst time pre-
scented 20 the public They have been received during
The past days II IL unnecessary add single word
other than request their candid pefusa TIE hst Is from
clergyman well known, and o! high attanGenis aud rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

CIVIL WAR IL MAssAc Co. ILLINoIs.-A depu.
tation of citizens from Massac County having waited
upon the Governor Of Illinois with application for
military force protect about half OF the citizens
of that County against the other half he has appointed
Brigadcr General John T. Davis of Williamson County
inquire into the merits of the quarrel and accord
ng to his best udgrncnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

ITO DYERs-A Situation 'gaaisa y 't ,r,; Z con
oes, m he IN. g.r.rst Of eot,on, ~ooel VI 80
80 es..S1sESe:t in every department Acafsss rs,
-ai37 ssfjvgr# =; '. 3. P2l1srs So-a-; - az :,
.-sr-- PhfIzdelohtz-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

Refer Laws on Banking to the Psopls-The chan
Gerry CaSh-Stow on Freeh0!der-What shall
We do frst7-Cambreen on Currency-S!a-
very VA Notes Is State Bank Notes-Sine
votes for IS Bills-Spscial Corporaton-A Gen.
e!aI Partnership Law-Land L!mitation-Pre-
yiOus questions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
Nlillinern.
FRENCH MILLINERY.

MRS. SIMMONS, 564 Broadway, win open
81 AZ 9hsr premium Millinery Establishment on Thurs
day the tIgst OF October, with fail assortment 90
VIZ Fall Millinery Ribbons, Gaps, h,fcidi Flowers.
and a full assortment OF Fcsibers, &c.
40 ~ 81 w. SIMMONS Sol Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

eyI PaTT PtsHIONs--The snoscrinrr ~oStn eala
Eli 1.-ra- IN hls friends ald tbs Pross gepsEAiy
a ., ia AYE AID s1peror assorrsut q genissroens
yJ.,, sie Iss durability, Eenssi and ecoao
aais Is, ssrceiIed bT any offered IA thls city.
isrge assortment q raer's and boys eapA Z.
any iosrznce .boys does not give ample sassse'o
eT5 - ,uIy Obtained by giving Information 10
eA I'll SSooas J. w KELLOGG, il6 Cscats-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

May Gods blessln. attend your efforts n these cases,
nv dear Doctor ard Il you aU relief IN these cases there
viii be number Of Others slio vii apply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

pONRDINti-l}cnllerien and their wives, or few
I'D ycupS gentlemen. Re accommodated with cc11c
Also few isy boarders, a, IS WarTen-sL IS lw>
DoNRp-A gentleman and his wife, oT two single
ID gentlemen can ~ accommodated with board ST y
Analyst IA pttvate family. ~ NV
Di.EisA>T ROOMS with board may be ostesnct
< AZ ~ i>tluircrS-st opposite the Park so "
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VUiIl18Sf' " f't13
Porls.-The Subscribers having purchased
S~YRyT-sSWof Mr. John Scriber ths exclusive light In
" y H., tailed States his Patent Harp Fr4lrs
iIonrovrmrst u Piaao manufacturing sotne
vIy .nIcndid Rosewood add Mah0gsnany PiAno Fortes
With arc warranted sUp5rIor In any la
and 10 Keep In much longsi The improvement eco
.i.t, Ia most beautiful Harp Frams, peculiar Ia construc
Ton sSne all Ie strain Of the sI!ngs from The also
graerz, Of hs most approved modern stygs on
snished Iasrlrn.ntaL BENNETT, ROGERS CO
40 l5l fuilon-st EaSt sice Or bToAHWeg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

SOSRDING.-Gen.leme Will BE furnished good *
u ,otnniotaticns and Board for tror - IS ger wsss
according 10 room wanted. Apply a. Sis hudson>si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
CO9l Z LlAlNl
N.srsv N.gH Infu
No. $50 ChQrch-sL Sew-Yofk
sr,t-r-rE- ~ TT-Qy To SPINE

This Wi! certify Ihs for number Of years past hevs
beer IN feeble health IN consequence Of hagirg severe !s
IN the hold of NY vessel which spranef MY o.ck and ser
otsly Injured SPINE have consulted physicians and
trs The Bass, of LYer~or aparla ard May other
El.!cines and al purPo.e About month ago pro-
cured Dr. Chrises GaIvsn!c Belt and Magnetic Flrc and
have eurev recoyered neye. expected 70 be vel sgaa,
AID though, would have give up cossting, oUt row
feel than have for number Of years past acd an 70
every az altered person Nothing would induce lie
70 pcrt VIA my Bell II could not procure 4not5et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

Men vi good address and education
w no ouafy as teachers Of GOlismh's System NJ Pen
manship Terms and prospects made known by calling
on the author, IL l29 Broadway - Jt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
MRS. Angelina RRovN

gpOARD.-Sosrd. lib rooms furnished required Ter
ID .ip-r Gentlemen or Gentlemen and h-r Wives
De cbiaine - applying = North McreS; nea- as;>i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30
BOOTS AND SHOES:

gTi FALL FAsHIDSs.--Hats, Heis.-Psns Ell ~
I'll skin hats S. equal those sold ~ oteefs ~ e.
also elegant d.sss hs.s at 81 50 AID y 70 Superior ~
..e aat 6nisE 20 those In many pace = ~; ~. 80.
$50, y. 49, - :" GEORGE r. II BRo~a,
es1 "a tss Carsi-sE Ezc2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

\ AMERICAN GeHt.ewOuza wishes % obtain
~ situation IS sCverless ard >eSstgess seSStreSs-
o. yvcu,d take sius;icr hogsScere. 10 dover WITH
CT without children S.e MS had considerable experience
IS -s;rCr u some ofhe public institutions OF hls city AID
voGd accept siiidr situation y one should oEef-
She produce The best of city reference 70 Ger CAPS
oiiiy 70 al either OF situations Please ncGiIe 81
House of Industry. $ SIKH. vsnae. No objection - 81 II
IN. ,,unrrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-30

XJyANTED-A situation by Protestant woman as
w charhermald lauhdgsss nurse. The oe.t Of re.
iurences given Inns addressed 10 Al this oihce "ii
be duly attended - y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-09

heretofore becn considered incurAble, such as IT,
een Of the LaTynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &c
The ARCANUM EXTRACT rs a complete
Anudoe To the serious Evils produced by the inju-
deiou- Use Of MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER u cannot be strpass.rd. work
ing its way through the system with a silent and
effective force
Cleansing the BLOOD;
Removing DySPEPrIC INFLUENCES.
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Obstruction. and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury To the
LIVER and LUNGS.
renons whose Constitutions m, br,.k.n dawn
by the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC. Bark. or
QUlNlNE. and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an injudicious treatment
OF any Of the above Diseases should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay
In complicated cases Of SCROFUIA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the Sypbil,,ic
Virus OF the Parent causes dcyelopcm-nt Of
Scroiula in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which a reasonable hope Of Recovery
can be founded.
In numerous instances, al-o, where ulcerniion
had LAID bare both hgament aud bone aud where,
to all appearance, no human means but ainputa-
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored 20 health
the dcvourng disease being completely eradieai-,
by the use Of thus inesiimsbe Extract.
The Propnetou Of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eascs with the most gratifying Results In Irs,ng
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need b,
interrupted. requiring only the usual restraint oT
moderation IN diet. and is equally applicable aud
eihcacious TO the infant as well Hs the adult.
- Pamphlets, giving Description for N!.ai
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations ON Insonsiblc Preparation, aud a
Treatise Diseases in general. accompany each
Bottle. Agents arr supplied with the above pam.
phlets for gra,uitous Circulation.
The ARCiNUM EXTRACT rs pre-
pared 10y JOHN WINER, Hamilton. Canud,
Wcst, aud JOHN WINER r Co, - Maiden
Lane, New York, Sole Propneiors
PRTCE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Anderson Petersburg; J. n. peterborough Seot,svIIe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-09
City Arrivals.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Oct. 8

EXCHANGE HOTEL, Oct. 8.
A A Austin, N c; Miss Taylor, Mr.. Taylor, Miss II
Hall. Henrico; Miss NJ Williams Miss &C Williams,
Richmond; DR.. &. w. NORRIS & lady, II. NJ. Walden N.
Kent; a SpOoner, Petersburg; w Cslwoll. White S
Springs; James Allen, Culpeper; Ed. Baylay, II
Trouer, Phil; E Turk, N. Y; X Hooker & lady, Macon,
Geo; Boyd g. lady. Miss NJ Jones. Baltimore; IL
Lambert. Alexandra; & w SiZer, n Orleans; Ro Smith,
Brown. NJ Thompson, Va; II Skaggs, Kiy; ] ID
Atkins, Florida; Cap, w Savage. Charlottesville; E IL
Perkins, Il b Cfeecy & family, Mrs Blouni, c. Win.
field NJ Winfield Sussex; + II Cave, Va; P Irving,
Cumberland.
CoLUnBIAS HOTEL, Oct 81 Miller, Nelson; VIM b
Dickinson a Elliott, Grayson Va; Mr.. Parrish, Gooeh-
land; ID S Woodbridge, Chesterfield; w Brown, Mssou-
ri; Jas Waugh. Grayson; w + Broaddus, Caroline; w II
Payne, Chestnut Grove Jas ST. Clair and s)n Wytheye
WIN. Crow, Charleston; + w Sublet, Powhatan; II Max.
well, clemens, Fluvanna; Avis. Captlin II Peters,
John Petit, Gooch and; II Bransford. Chesterfield; A
Thomas II Sneed, Barboursye; VI A Carroll, Palmy-
r.; r L Els Eisville: Henshaw, T ! Ellis, Orange;
o COgbill, X w Fournoy, Miss Foumoy, Chesterfield;
John Dyson. Notoway; Jas Mor Patrick w Low.
cry. fredericksburg Cunie, Wyihe Lead Mines; T.
Scott Powhaan; L Gieaves, Ph.adclphs; II Siurges,
Pittsylvnnia w w Tcmpleton. Rockbridge; A Elan,
Powhatan; f w Barksdale, T womack and servant
Fsmvle; w Fsrss, Alabama; w a Talbot II Dun.
nington, LynchburJ Bailey, Powhasn;J Phaup. Ches.
terrified; Rosonsiock, Baumoc; Spears, Chesterfield;
Marks Temple, City POin John Miller. Pow
hatan; Captain u Gro, Port Walthal Peter Smith,
Amelia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-09
N. Y. MARKET-oct. lar. M.

The leather sale day had fair company in attendance
and prices about sustained themselves the quality
Their inferior than otherwise.
The Liverpool packet of the 18th inst is already full
and the packet ohc LIST Nov has taken bush
-four at rs b., and provisions at Is Dbl There is little
cotton offering, The rate is 7-I6sI ID.
Sales cotton 1900 baes--no change in prices.
Sales mixed Michigan flour at $3.50, Troy at $3.50
and Genesce for shipment Mt S5,621
Rye sells Sic; Northern 37a35e 5000 bushel.
mixed Michigan wheat l0G bu; is abou; vest
day, with few transactions.
Sales Whskey, 200 p. brls Csc, cash; and 100 al
25c, 80 days.
The last cargo OF fish afoa sold $500 and 500,
for small mackere and ones, and about 81 rs for dry
cod.
There but little doing in exchanges the best drawers
ask per cent prem for sterling.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-09
baltimore Markets, October TSP. Nj

Flour.-There sellers S5,25, whilst others
holding at $3.50 There settlements for receipts
from yesterday at S5,l21
Some holders Of City Mills Flour ask 1914, and others
willing sell ut S5,25. We hear of no transactions
Grain-Sales of fair good reds made yesterday
l00all cents and Of ordinary fair 90alO0 cents
To-day the market is unsettled, and the offers buy
from To ) cts. lower than yesterday
To-day shippers offer 40 for both white and yellow
Corn, but holders refuse that rate.
Oats scarce and wanted at 3Il36 cts
Provisions We noio n sale OF Western Prime Pork al
50; Mess is held at Sl0.5Oa Sill The demand for Ba.
fair aud steady aud prices unchanged Shoulders
have sold 80 ia4t in quality. We quote Sides
5ka5; cents, with sales the latter rate; aud Hams
5AS Lard in kegs is held 74a75 cents without
any large sales. Bbs scarce and prices are nomna
at6iH6i cts.
Whiskey-Small sales at 26 cents for hhds and 81 cs
for bbs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-09
ROsTON MARKET-Oc, &

100 do Beef S9a950 mos; 10 hhds Hams 75e
cash. parcels Lard &c, cash. which pliee the mar
ket is firm. Flour-Prices remain about the same n,
they before the arrival Of the Hibernia, and
the operations not large; Genesee common brands
S5,75s5,s7s Ohio and Michigan S5,75; Ohio round hoop
$3.50. fredericksburg S5,375, cash. Corn-We do moi
hear Of any large operatons yellow fiat is held s3ns5e
white slas3; New Orleans 76a76c. cash. Candles-Soie.
OF $50 boxes mould at 91c mos. Taow-Sale of 200O
lbs at 75c, cash; market firm AT that price.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-09
Auctiun Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Dnvesport. Alien a Go.
NUOIION bALE OF
rn rSH OpV CnODC

We shall WEDNESDAY. sIt oeossr "a = comm.
~ ocioek D., Goods Eoaa able s.so.,
meat % Dry Goods Ja.t hand sIp IN. an.on.
which
Blie. his. brown uhi fancy eord CIoth.
and pad stiipcd Cassmcrr.
Bloc hh and Sltiinets
Blns ahifancy ny leans
ksrsy- azc
Lia-y., fcn-ty Strips &C
Apron Chseks "a MO Fann-ls
Prints large invoice, eomprinE rrade. from tn.
finest down
Fiannsl.-whits. yellow and scarlet large zscrmsat
-, and - bieaehcd shrnEs si.etar. eho ,e-
lection
4'7 and - brown Shifting. and shsetins. samp
rha~, OF ftyts
lohtoa dam fancy tsSiH-d and Hac Blanket.
q nEhams and fiaidz. varsity
Rack and core Canbties
Buiors. a.. lting tx si.eo md
Umbrellas Ninto~ shad.s
Pins Hooks 4 Eyer Neeela.. se
Together with vlrsry numerous
IEhn--unt-f 500 cash. that nd upNani. Z months
credit. for sPptosed paper.
'e26 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co Auets
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF K REAL ESTATE.

pY virtue If de- d of trust e1ccuted to the sub
~ senber by George WI helm AMI Mar fe beaag date
the 29t March ls4i, OF County Court
an by The % the bsnehcrire
coed sell public uTon premises on
SATURDAY, the iJh day Of October next O'clock r. the
real conveyed by said tce1 md lying
OF sydney the Of Henreo 1s he mts Of The
corporation fronting side Gsl feet
tack 1879 feet aIryoa which uoeu
t-uemsIi ana two brick house,, the LATER finished
The ie said proPeny undoubted unIes zEe will
convey with The usual ~auaaiy w GoDDIN, Trustee.
a7yvAl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-09
by Magnetic Telegraph
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun

PnLADELrniA, Oct. 7Ih y r. NJ.
We yet without any tdings from New York relative
the Great Western Her arrival looked for with great
interest by merchants, Notwithstanding her ndyces will
be only three days later than those by the Hberna.
The weather has been clear and pleasant to day all
signs Of winter having again disappeared.
The flour market has been dali to-day. with slight de-
cline. sale OF 1000 barrels fresh ground made
S5.25.
Stocks dull day, and city and State stocks have
slightly declined. There also slight decline in Lee
high L.