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Nj Henry Thompson who hveson premises will show them
to any one wHhing to buy. 1
@hs rios H. TALIAFERRo. Auel
Valuable Real Estate aud PcrishabI- PToor1-
of MancbeSter. " '0 A""n
ION TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March nett.
- at ~ o'clock " WILLIS sod a Public Aurtiou.
lst That very valuable family residence. in which N. La. Az
Arehei resided eonss Of Two story Dwelling eont,inpg
say kitchen smoke house once sabe Carrare lsuse A. ~
toroush rerarl large Front Yard Which may Be had
e"uandinf view of the whole cy edmond and to /,
and productive Gardens high Of cultivation
% Two vacant Lots which WILDE apart from or ,,et,
VIII the above properly BE- on ths v Of
80 arse and convenient Store house trse with Eo
@ n' neoN $40 shove The Rooms shove might BE- con.
sIpeuse. '''''' s''ey small
Ihe above property wnbe sold credit Of ~ and s
with apptnved endor.ed eEoiiabe paper
On WEDNESDAY, tbe isth March d,v ,N., IN. 49, =, u,
oelott ~ " VII BE- sod an the Pershabe properly.
~ Housc bod Furniture sofa Card AMI D,tn- TIL.
SIDE Board ard Press Bursaur WARDROBE t.b, go
sesera sooi CARPETS Cbina, Glass silver Ware AZ
he- ani Necessary Kitchen utensils.
20 me Family so'c, CONSISTING Flour between and 400
e, Tey superior Bacon lard Buue Irish P,tios. Ee A.
Tow very valuable Nfeh tow. sss Sl a. 'nd sad, se
''oV'oder wool coal se ~ Of which VII Dc ,oti fr ss
Manchester F,b ai,l 1916. Wills EIet
Etqarer and Compiler requested to copy.
E'HsIsrlE's GALyANiC RINGS AND sAeSsI.,l, I'm
s, 's,' received and for y nUyAL a PURCELL.
~, ~ Main st
w ooLSEf 4 woOLSEY sUGAR.-9o
W bote, w d W. Loaf sugar
- bol, Crushed md Powdered sugar
Loading, Tor saeby
nAvENFoRT ALLEN a CO
III" TONS SwCdcs, English, Trcdrpar and
- v Country Bar Iron comprising 40 assortment of,s,,,v
AT stes, rourd dat aud .opa.e " " ''A'I
fouEh Plates Hor Iron
Nal Rods. 1ssrrted stes
i'oP aot sani Iron from To 8 inches vide
Zoe sA and Ameuesl Histcred steel
Cast ard German Steel
ehcsi Iron, assorted. from No. 1870 q
Too Hores Tir plate brsht and is Ro6,, O., n. "a
ESQ kcEs Ngis ~ " y ~
$50 Hus1cls Clover seed
Is % Herds Gu-
90 BsHeis Tar
$50 woRrHAN seesupER a co.
JOHN CREME,
Teas CoFees Sugars, WINS, Liquors, Segar,.
frs's'rss' Jsilfss. Cord'ai' Sauces Pietl,, 81. &C.
S9Nsin Street conner 81 ts,b
RtcHHoSpva.
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CONGRESS.
II Correspondence Of the Baltimore Pairioi--By Teissnph
WAsuisoroS. Saturday,, Feb. 25-2PM
NO session OF the SENATE to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Personal explanations were made by M.s.r. s,s. .,
south Csrons and WENTWORTH fIilnoi. in regard ~
smSrSs made BY them yesterday relative to the bill for
he relief Of Ouis Crosby. W. W.
Mr.. WENTWORTH was highly patriotic and yebe>
|nent. N ''"'~
COMMITTEES were then called for reports Sundrv lii.
seie reported, read twice, and referred to the Comm.
bf the Whole. ~ ~'"'A'N'
The House then wentinto Committee Of the Whole M,
rhpUhs 10 the CharJ and took up the private csland.r
me hrt bl considered that for the relief of the
elrs OF Col. VIM. Grayson.
mr. seldom, OF Va, supported tho bill at length.
NJ CLARKE. Of N. C., 10 now replying and speaking
|gainst the bill.
Nothing o tn. slightest public importance will DO done
q the House today.
, iheIes SEVERE snow prevailing in Washington, las
lso IN Baiumore and the lies over six inches
ieep.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

BY Inioes q brother.
No Main Street
GROCERLES, LIQUORS, Sc.
At Auction.
On FRIDAY Morning March 9th at 10 O'Clock v, will ,u
without reserve an a'-o men Of the following aieIex-
Fure winter Beaehed sperm oh
Genuine Cognae and Champagu Bra.d variou, brand,
h. ,, ard Pipes -' "
Holland Gin MADEIRA Wine
limitation French Brandy, Baltimore wAi.key
Pine vareglted Fancy soaps
Fresh Ground Pepper and Mustard
Sperm s'eanne and TaHow Candle.
GunpoUder and Powchong Teas
Cincinnati kseuhed whskey
Fine Regain and Principe sesar., ks-
ALSO,
go, 80 oem9Oh1' o'd Holland Gin
VIII be added
IL aids n. orean. Sugar
IS ibis n England Rum
TERMs-Unter 500. cash 500 and uprur5. or,h ,,.a
for approved endorsed notes.
fesS IsLoEs BROTHER, Aues,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE.
ui see"rd sale Of ana fashionable Furniture will tax.
pace al our street n-It door 40 P.n,s,,
'oe on WEDNESDAY March 4th, O'clock we or
r A. N sale Involvement. seldom per,onI com
enens bookkeeping having Usually resuired an
Of !" maze i1 IN tse best manrsr 1t consists OF
~ elegant abd plain SOFAS
seerst'r-ssn BOOK Cases
large wsrdrobes
splendid m'hoEany Preach BeGsteoa.
hgh-sost Betseads
10 French Common DeJgeads
marble op-dressins Bureaus
spleadid centre Tables
- mahogany Chairs
matele-n7 eide Tables
Slceboarcs
100 maple Chairs
10 mahogany Rocking Chairs
5 pillar Tables
] superior feather Bed
so BNon Rockers
20 Looking Gasses
90 mahogany and plain washstsnds
Also one second hard Buggy IN drst,tr or., 49,
- - 1'U-e AeeP-
CaOFue' ready and Furniture arranged for examination .y
before the sale. -'
POSTPONEMENT
. " The above sale postponed until WEDNESDAY r.,,
March llth on account OF weather "
nno-rz
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SlLF

"Lbseh on the premises SATURDAY March At O'Clock
- IN The evening f not sod privately beore ou.. and ID,
fronting on Adams Street forty feet and running ose hundred m
ten fect on Peasant Street - N am
MI Henry Thompson who hve,on premises will show them
to any wHhing buy. ~
mhs THos. n. TAIIAFERRo Amt
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X f VI OV AL
JAMES J. BDSW ELL q CO.,

" HoLbSaLE Dealers ia Foreign and DO
mese Dry Goods No SO Market Street wber. sou,a,,,
reasonable and accommodating terms. W
Philadelphia. Dec. 18th. I-i5. A. 10 A..
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LATEST NEWS.

THE NORTHERN MAIL
The mail due on Sunday only reached Us yesterday.
here still three mails due.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my store from Cary street to
east side Main No 100 few doors the Jew,y .o.
Putney Waus and Hubbard Gardner a Carlton Nv "a. 80
ana customers are desired to continue their patronage the
70 give me cali as no effort part
general COMMISSION MERCHANT anl a., "a -,
be paid TO the sale Of all kinds country pr,siuee
eSrLieeral advances made eonsignment.
rOuu
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JOHN CIR EME,

nNALNH
Ica' CoFees. Sugars, WINS, Liquors, S,gar,
f'''''''' J,th,, Corf'ai'' Sauces. Pickles ss, &C.
l'SN Main Street iah.
RtcHHoSp,Va
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SPRING FASHIONS

BACON HAMS-3 hhds very superior Virginia
- Cured, daily expected and will be sod
Re l6 D. D. CRENsHAW. BRorHERS A co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

VIOLIN AND GUITAR STnINGSl
HAVE Just received supply of Violin and
and Guitar strings Of superior quality will
sell very
Ao-BOw hair Violin Apron, Bridges. Peg. e. OF the be.
quality. WIN l.. MONTAGUE
feb 20 Mains,
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FARM FOR SALE.
ENHE subscriber the Farm ON which NJ,
- Dudley Gilman resides the FOX OF the Tbr,.
Chopped and Wesham roads five mics wes Of en-
uond Tbs farm contains ~ which are cleared the
balance IN woods 40 bushels been ,e- r,n,
The last tall The buildings snail dwelling nous. n, y
ING rooras besides the usual number houses kc
The terms will be made very Accommodating. Alply 10
teo -I-u ~. GuDDtS
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"a FEW MORE OF I'll SAME SORTP
UsT received lte Psr' % those Imitation chsnnsn
~ d. HOOVER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

StPEBIOH Old AYE Whiskey, Apple brandy,
Sn' Cider' &c.-iOO bbls superior Rye whisksv
rs oes suPenor Va Apple Brandy
IS Gin
. " Newark Cider
~ keeuhed Whskey-w,th a GENERAL assortment Of All
nnds foreign WINS Bandes Gin Iush whisssy Ee er al,
On rsAohaDie terms GALLAGHER 4 OLDNER
lfo - Wen Msfn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-05

FEMALE COOK, WASHER AND IRoNER,
FOR SALE.
w r. have Tor sale, WOMAN about forty.fiye
OF recommended a ar,,.r.i, .ook
washer and iron-r' and also As good ehambermaid
EAqnr- OF PBILIP N TABB SON,
Office Main Street,
Ten So-u Corner above I,ott.rv Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02
: IS SSSS 9 SIS 9
Hath Consumpton's doom been spoksn3
Art thou splitting life awsyf
Is tbs constitution broken,
Bringing darkness DER thy dayl
Towering high DER imitation,
DR.. swayn''s Wild cherry stands


Dr.. swsyn:. wild berry stands.
Spreading JOY through many nation.
- CHERRY is mild aed pleasant the perfectly
most powerful and seain semsds: for Consumption Of The
Lungs, Cou.hs Colds, Asthma. sptins Blood Liver Com
as Ss BY % q @n
Of ITS wonderful i've powers are daily received
from 81 quarter i i%possbls to Conceive hs 'EssSsts
BY it, nor can we Calculate the immense benefit Sss shs
accrue from hereafter An sefss and co1s.tutioss
=; =
behold wIt:tss SlSon
s es &. sis
sufferer until he becomes bsyosd the power q human skill
Ihsy ss
,s than BY S1psn the v.oI
s..bs smedy heal: the lungs stopping pro.ss
night swsats the time inducing snd healthy
aSe snoaH e
IA. D & o.
I'll. s. "a .:::s:
Wild Cherry before the publc and We woaid @ the AZ
on each bottle before You purchase Beware and be de-
From the increasing demand for the above article Drug
si.t. orally, win 6nd S.ir sd
vautsss to have full supply sf this valuable medicine Re-
Wild Cherry. here h.vs b.sn some the
. Of x: to push
.ns q :sY
XeEsf. II. NEw Yo..-cnA..Hs II; Rye. eon" sf
WxENri, ao5 BsscEer street JIG HIST Ns Grand conner
Norfolk; LEWIS, So Grssnwiehi DopD. III Broaay.y;
street, Brooiiyn; g. oiD. sos Ns~mi; jon. fr4ssos
MAJ 100 fS" s: Hss:,sn s.,
{ Go. n2 Water street: NY n3a M&EF ire
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ACoOm muDAriONs.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
l. island ILRO.dD-F.dLL ENHANCEMENT
1s @ Co. s a

ss W 49, SUI A}Sss
On anu si's MONDAY psIobeI r. iSis, Trains Will rna
LEAVE BnoorrYN--at e'eeck A. M. (Boros uein) for
9rssupor; dsiig se.sept se:ndM,ysl stopping at
atsh A NJ, daily for farmingdals and inter
at u o'coch, M. for Greeaport, daily, sun
Hieksyiile, ADD all stations east Of Hielsy, is
M4P ~. for fsraiugdsis, daily.
AVE GnxENroHr--a, Us A. IA, daily accommodation
ASK r, NJ, Cor on the arrival Of the boat from
Norvi h. Boston tIan daily, Except Sun.
sSs .Tn,nsd Pp.ns '' s' Georges Manor and
LEAVE FArsIsepALE A. M. daily, lerceps sundaysl
LEAVE J.n.sss se,o, IRAN A. M i "a ~
NJ, for Brooklyn, or on the arrival Of Boston
passeng.s attached, Mondays Wednesdays FIN
tuesday Thursday and Saturday.: stopping inter
SUNDAY TRAINS
VIII hereafter TO Tompson Stasu leave Brooklyn at
s :.d place,
iy s'sss MAJ IA~''' 81 leave Brook
Cou;s ls Tro,ns Course lsN Jsm.,ca a,; BrusbvilI.
f, :: q cs w.!S,s ~; H.pH::sa i.ash t:Si:
sston 81 ia M.aiord st.son ' tx: Y.shaas as VIZ M
E..aaef cassSass: ]: ss ossSoia
~ 81 Grsnpor Accommodation Ifain 81 Isl Gfesnpor
readiness the arrival of Trains At the seve
=. to take passengers at very low farss to all pars
street e receive baggage fr the ssyer trains 30
before the honr Of starting from the Brooklyn nde.
The steamboat Statesman leaves rsenpor Tor Sag Har
2roskiyp Oct. q, 1896 "a rrc
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INDIANA BONDS.

THE undersigned has Issued circular dated s1nd instant
enclosing the form OF subscription, required BE-
made by the fst Of December nsxt the mpletion q
the Wsbaah and Enc Canal and give effect the Acton
ding the paymen, Of interest the bonds OF the state
The Circular has been forwarded such holders hsve
furnished with their address. and in order that all bond
holders have the opportunity Of securing the advantages
OF the law by becoming parties to the subscrpti9n notice
to such boudhoIders have received the cir
piicstion personally or BY mail to Msssrs Winsow fss
kins, Ne 81 Wall street, or Al ny oAes No. - Nassas
street. CHARLES BUTLER, NO. ~ Nsssau 81
Dated Oct 30 1886. % awlwsr
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TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.-On aud after to-morrow
the steamboat lines between Philadelphia and
Baltimore will be discontinued for the season, and the
railroad lines leave here A. M. and r NJ and Bslti.
moro at A. M. and ?. NJ, except Sundays, when no
morning lines will There will, of course be
change in the great Southern mail which leaves at
10 o'clock p NJ Thisi to be regretted the late
city could have been devised was still general be.
left to the East and South The mail for the South will
close in city at P. MPh Nor .american, Nos 30
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The EYE.
nR. WHEELER, Oculist, - Greenwich strs

nRWHEELER. Oculist - Greenwieh street, near the
- Battery, devoes his exclusive diseases OF
the Eye and Ophamic Surgery; the public that
there the which the hu
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number q
undoubed testimonials which be his once will
satisfy the public that his practice NOT ether ia
extent by that Of other Ocus in the Untsd
States.
Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
reasonable terms. - .
visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases OF the Eye,
with instances Of great effected by Dr..
Wheeers mode Of be had gratuitousy his
rcsdence or will Be forwarded making
apple him by letters. raid. o6sod2msre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02

ANOTHER NKw YORK DAY LINK.-We take much
satisfaction in announcing that an arrangement
has been made, (Which will commence on Monday, Dsc
land continue through the wntsr by which direct day
via Spring geld Hartford end New Haven. The trains
will leave Boston daily, Sundays excepted) at ~ A.
M. Springfield at 7. and New Haven ut lP. NJ, in
either the steamboat Traveller Champion New York,
and arrive at New York city early the sane evening
Returning the passengers will leave New York ct 6k
A M New Haven at i A. M; Springhel At r Nj
and arrive in Boston the same evening The dis
lance by this route 10 short that via Norwich Al
lyns Point, and Long Island rsirosd while II passes
through many pleasant villages and avoids the most
bostsrous and dangerous part Of the sound.-Bosts~
Transcyipt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02

EXPENSIVE CoUKTTNo.-We gave, yesterday the
verdict of Jury in Louisville, Kentucky, in which
the wounded feeling. Of sighted maid were valued at
rest: The plaintiff was Miss Nano Hayes and the de-
PENDANT Mr. John Hayes salthy grocer OF that city
name Miss NanO is young lady Of three or four and
twenty, handsome, of good family and creditaby sup
bachelor Of forty ave- or thereabou Of rather ba
chelorish habits and believed to be the Of for
tyhve fifty thousand dollars About years ago he
became acquainted with Miss Nano, and soon gave un.
Questionable evidence Of being remarkably well pleased
house, was am.st sure to fall IA with her-of course by
accident-whensver she went out made her little pre-
seass singled her out in company and in short was de-
the intimacy rpened he began to exercse rather
than an accepted lovers control her tastes and
movements was ill tempered she talked with other
churchthe parties arc both Csthocs -intersred with
Of making . sss
eventual union. All Of sudden however, he sbssntsd
fine morning by the information that he had married
another with 10 little premonitory indication that very
In process Of time suit was brought by the deserted fair
one whose feelings had undoubtedly been deeply weund
The trial 70 S.Vs ad bare ali the sopry u
Louisville. very great number of persons, male and
female married and single being produce a. witnesses
tickle lovers conduct but OF propriees con-
customs &C. sppurtenant to such doings between sin.
gle gentleman and manageable lady The effort OF
the defence was to make appear that Miss Nauo had
set on foot an energetic and determined sndeavor to
catch the wealthy bachelor in VIII ch she had sversep
ped the bounds proprety, and given offence TO his de-
licate perception Of young wsman's duty and some oil
his female friends especially one or two elderly ma.
irons, who, perhaps had manageable daughters Of
their own, conrived to put not very faerng inter
took gallant view Of the awarded Miss
Nano six thousand dollars According to the Louisville
Journal! moreover, unfortunate Mr.. John Hayes 10
threatened with another suit Of the same nature the
plaintiff being lady Of New Orleans to whom, IL said
he made love and promised marriage while on bis perio
deal business visits to that city
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
nF slrs performed by DR. UPHAM'B FILE ELECTU

Msssp Pest Wils-0ents: II il with ordinary eel
nxs II pleasure that am snsb cd TO INFORM yGy oahs es5s
have experienced by the Of Dr. Upnsns eesfape rIe
Eectuay which obtained from yon ~ case Of fles with
which have been afflicted My sufsnnss have been almost
by those who have erpene nesd Uks Affections.
Having been long soeIy amictcd. am ndueeo 10
address, you that through you may make known TO ny
friends the truly wonderful virtues OF " up
hnd beneficial other respects eno,a. obstinate o9s
ations the stomach and bowels,
and To- pur the boodhus remouing the cause OF Piles
whsD 2 spe-dy must follow. ~,
~ nssdlrss 20 add previous obtaining the Flee
usry Of YOU Of best physicsns e
nm t. or no benefit should know Of mahogany
pIes nles.e refer residence the town OF
G.fe, where shall be pleased sivs them much
"Se JOSHUA BEAMAN.
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor sS Bowe
~: WYATT KETCEIAM, III Fulton street, New Yerk.
Mrs. Hays. Brooklyn. PrIc~ ~. sN lmsrb
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s,g,c FOR AoNDON-tirst Packst-The splendid,
will positively sail az above.
Recommendations for cabin second cabin and
superior those Of Of the other london
gsss''' !ssff? ss me'ss .''l'
niel ID door below RurlnG slip
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
y. xl.- u - a-J fE:r-- NJ Al

IRON the fuchmond lines, NOV. S0.l
Captain Carringtons company was organized on Fri.
day night by the election of the following officers e
c. Darlington, Captain; Georgia. Portered LIST Lieut.
Carlton B. Munford. senior I'd Lieut.. Henry w. VIII.
Hanson, Junior and Leut. On Saturday the ranks mum.
bered sevsnty-three. Captain Scotts company
ganised Saturday follows :Ro g. Scott Jr Cap.
tain T. T. August, LIST Lieut.. John Fry, Cd Lieut.
Ro c. Donnan, I'D Lieut.. There were seveny.on pri.
Yates enlisted Saturday Beth companies will proba.
bly, have their full complement to-day.
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s&x FOR LIvEKPOOL-The New Line Lne-Es
s&z\ gular Packet Of 2lst Decembet-Thc superior hu
sailing packet ship LIVERPOOL ii5e tons bur
tbsn sp' John Edrdgs will sal, As above, her rsguar day
odaons apply The captain bosd, wet side Of Bar
Woodruff MINTURN. q South
Tbs packet ship QUEEN or THE WEST, 1850 tous
burthen, Capt Philip Woodhouse will succeed tbs Liver
pool and sal on her regular day. als January Is ms
Axe FOR LlvnKPOOL-<ew Liae-Kcsniu psch-
MY4\c ct Dee~pbe, Hlhs splsadd, fast sailing PACK,
8sst ship sIDDONs, Edward b. Cobb master VIII
Tor Gs;shi or psssss Ssy,s eos unssaslIsf
'''''' WI "'" COLLINS 4 CO., - ee~thn
0iAAsns, ana ssiI is,h J.ragY hr -esv'1 ssy' As
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Ire STontlne buildIa&x. SO Wall.cOr. Water It.
$3.50 c1 Hs a1YAL A N2f EG sEEaM A sAfFy
Z q 100 tons and 80 hons. power each, IN
sISFaSSs 81 ga; S s5:
VIZ. A:5.:oa
o.,.soI s.o. Ns. Britannia MAO. .I..oes .
S Pm:
fAssAeE MoNEv.
From $ ss:sS2 70 % i Hiisssccl
sS 30: p s
''"'s'' .. ~ .ls;i |;|I;siss:; ;:;s
HsfifaI, Boston has been enters INTO With
H.: H.. sT % %
ms %
r ;ss h::;
- FOR NEW ORLEANt-LousIsna asd New
& ' Ss:: ss e. -. : s.,. ~. s.s
saS; apply On '' c6Lnss 'Se' z wal
Positively good. received board altar saturday
Agent r New 0IIs.n:. Jane. r Woodruff, who will
promgtly ioIwsrd all goods to his sddrsss
on she rth Dec her regular day: nss.h
.NCk ONLY RESuLAg LINE OF NEW OK
New o1issn: l Is. e "a h.a proper ss
;sSs c.s R.son. foot of Wall
P.eis. ship ORLEANS, Barrett, foot Maiden Lane, Dec
For passage i % either .pPly ~ s e :.
MIRO two door below Buriina Sip
6E,A. tNk havkE-Ine :upenoT French Ons an
p.'shsd Sei I' RSs pr; j ya;PNorrr 49,,
SEx FOR LIvEKF0OL-Reyal.r Packet Of the s.
Hos vi. s. ms. s.e s 's
regard. he for cabin second CABIN and
m .s % 20
inmsdats application ~ bS.rd oos Of MADE, spe to
MA % South, corner Of Pine
* rAss1GE 70 fAkA, BKAZiL-Ths hyperion
Dine 4 xps:sss viii ). ds.Ss;shsd Tor H 5.
s's .hS :s; % as *.
i SS be: SS
nal ttis.rre e liber,y street
YACHT NOKT HERN LIGHT FOR SALE.
yasas Ii i 'Gi !, sons
The Northern Light most substantially bull, Of white
al Ths. are ". .od tho
hav.. I've esrh. each ssd eight bsrhs cur Of which
forward cabin afford for passengers
being Gale uaed for yacht packet for
The qualities Of the Northern Light for calling, and
SEA oee are TOO well Known to require further descrip
ton.
terms and other pasticsIs apply subscriber at
w. r. WlNCHE5TER, or 10
DUMONT & HO9ACK,
oAew-ne IFS Wall street.
x&N T1fSCO OTIS FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND
b&8N Es.lGRATlCN OFFIC E-Drats an ErsisrS
Ireland, Scotland and Wales -Psrsons v,shn,n. 70
TO part Of Gest Britain lrsans can pe
drafts Of the payable sight withonr
count, in all the principal towns, as follows =
In Englasd-On Messrs J. Banned 4 Co., Liverpool: Ma
tons and froy nsisl Bank Of England and branches
In lreandNsonsl Bank Of Ireland and through
out
10 seotlsnd-Nsnoral Bank Of Scotland and branches
throughout. -
Drss DO forwarded By packet ship Roscus on the 2sth
instant, steam 81 ip Great Western 2sth Royal Mail
steamship from Boston lat proxino.
W.. I. TAPrCOTT, Sc South street,
nU secoad door west OF Bnriins ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02

HORRIBLE MURDER IN CANADA.-The Toronto
Colonial gives an account of a horrid murder that
was committed on Friday night the goth ult, in Mark
charge OF store In that village. The object pro-
badly robbery, the cash box, supposed TO contain
about eighty or hundred dollars and watch belong
ing to the deceased were taken no other pro-
pery 20 far 80 has transpred at the inquest Inc pre-
sumption 10 that the murderer murderers bsd eppned
for liquor and that the was serving them that
he put two quarts into jug vessel and while soop
ing to draw the third that he was struck WIN sems nes
at the Tine az II had mark corresponding WIN the irac-
ture the skull The medica al men deposed that one
Of the three blows was sufficient TO have caused deah
Markham and s nsGhborhood are notorious hroughout
Canada for the ourages and crimes committed ~ per-
eel Of ru6isns known 40 the Markham gang many ~
wkom were arrested and their assocssisrs orehsn ~
b. the pelics last summer
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-05
The Storm nc cidents to Steamers

TUE OHEooN.-The steame Oregon. which
left New York on Saturday afternoon, at s
o'clock for Boston, with the mails for the steam
er which sailed Monday at noon, ran foul
while near Huri Gate, Of the barque John
Stroud, of Thomaston. She received consid
cradle damage, loosing her smoke pipes, hav.
ing her bulwarks stove in,&c. and was nblig
ed to return to the city. Fortunately Mr.
Greene the postmaster at Boston was on board
and promptly sent messengers to New York
to arrange an express for the transportation o
The mails. A locomotive was despatched owe,
the Long Island railroad, leaving New York
a, balfpast il o'clock; and reached Boston i,
good season for the steamer.
The RBoDE IsLAsD--The steamer Rhode
Island which left Stonington on Saturday even
ing,was blown ashore on Long Islandon Sunda,
morning, a tremendous guile prevailing at til,
| time.