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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
From nc Harrisburg htci., Ertr0, Aug. ri,
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Aboit five O'Clock last evening. after the
regular edition ot our paper iOr to-day was
worked oft. a fire broke out ia the Steam Saw
Mill of John MAllister, M the upper cnd ct
S~,condsircct. The mill MAS >oOu envciopcl
in flames. and the wind %blowinga strong gale
from the east. the fire SPREAD Withsrcat rapid
.ity to the ncigLborins buildings. aud proved
quit: destructive.
The Saw Mill. the Burr mandatory OF Mr..
WIN. II. kepuer. the s,uiuh-Shop ot Mr.. Kun
kcl, a small dwelling house of Mrs. Wenuchs
and one oi Mr.. Avis and FIVE or siN stables
were totally DESTROYED. and two other housc'
OF Mr.. Avis adjoining were almost wholly
destroyed, the roots being entirely burned of.
The buildings wer, all frame, and we b.
lic,c were generally covered by insurance.
The large brick dwelling h,u>c CT Mr.. Yer
beck now occupied by the Military School
was ia great danger. The root VAS frequent
! ina blaze anal Was considerably burned
The stable attached was burned to thc ground
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

pTE PAPER.-A fine assortment Of Laced. Err.
'@a Tossed, Coiorcd. Gilt Edged agd Plain Note Papers
oi di1rrcui sizes and qualities, on baud and foI sale by
aug ~ J & T uOBNhROoK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

Every mother should have JSyno's Carmin alive. IL
IS ihc very ilnnc ihcy need tor their children. a. II i'm.
~nit,ha'cy cure. Tie ch1iic. and ailays all irritation ofthc
stomach aud loves. For sale la Wheeling by
arg - "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

1ba Locniprns without uH. lsri nom .h.ir
rairrs m reference to Gen S.olf. u.i,h %.
Uat 30 tsf 81 q iltrs uIuo Vfl with Nl.si.o.
Gen 8 b. uu', tI-,. ar.l g 3l fl. H.l., al
S.cf.taIy OF War 3d. Ntu, DO. lu.rrIsu.
J-tH- htcniiy tpu IgIu.aui 10 I5 .Y fH.r. \.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

a FEW packs Lscci. Figured and Plain VISITING
~- SN"oS "r sale 10y ia ~HoRNBROOk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
no StDDIL MS.

n q ofnEEI HAIR for sac low for cash a, \,
IA lo1 Main -, aug - NlC0LL CARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

wcen,crisiu tho notion that five would wish To c,uli
for any csusc. a s,ould Dc more csPccisiy on o'essipn 81
rabic ihsa our indivriUd welfare. We hiuk this = the
cosc when considering of he wonderful curative proper
tics which cNisi Ia all their force aud virtue IN bnncker
hoG's Health ReTorauVe. surciy iisjoyous To witness
it, power over disease. ,uumphius wherever % : used,
and restoring The sick even when near To Tho La.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

Two eascs Fancy prints. One do Extra Rich Pruis.
h one do B.caohcd Drilling. \ large lot OF Ginghans,
Just received and ior SAFE al Eastern rftccs by
TALI.ANT & BEiNPLAIN,
sus = Whoie~ae Ncrcltris N,,r,r .tf,,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
d TIE
COME ONE! COME ALL!

Fresh a%rriuai Of Fan and Winter Goods al
ho Big Doors, CorHsr Of Main d.
Monroe Streets, WhoeliHg, Va.
- RICE las commcncei receiving his FAg aui
~ inter stock. consisting III c'oils. caS-imcrcs
vcstinFs. satiucits, Mackaaaw & Gcptclila blankets.
and many o'Eor Articles % new style goods Tor the fai
Trade. firsi coinc f'rst served. aug -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-29
BY Last Nights southern Mail.
Home rorss.

BALrnsosE. March ssArr Brsm ship Csspar. Kisvehas
sen New Oheaus-spoke 10th ins lat 81 NJ ION sbsrk
Benj.mi Adams. I'm Win nston; 2lod lat - <3N In r.
schr Mary Angus Of Wan Me-. Also brig Coun bis
Cofha, I'm Porto Cabeo; schr Bradof- Lsay FIN Fort.
laud; ste msr Georgia Cancon, frlm No H. Ssw going
into Hampton koad: sehr Mary Augusta Baker iron the
West Icdes. Could nothing in the my CID shiT Ava
lanchc. Lond Sid ship Emerald Buck Cox and
msrket BRIG Prmrs Royal Peuy, Burmuds; schrs xusus.
tus, X lb;,n. and Albos Howard, for Newbsrypost
Sevens Briggs. New York.
NoRYoLx. March Is Arr bsrque Epervisr Fsrwel from
New Orleans Schr Ann Paul, from Craney Islam ats,
where she had driven ashore during gale OGhe and
inst uadsrgo rspairs schr ach Robnson
Craney Island Fats during the lie Of the I'd rs
sntt-n on aud has come iuto Schr Oteo, Pine I'm
Truro driven ashore the mouth Of
gale o. the I'd INST has been OF and has 0esd
aiding Schr Dr. franklin, Lewis from Nsnssmord. found 20
New iaveo; the 2t. hen going up ivsr the
cook fell overheard aud drownsd Baque Lousia Vii.
lams ashore the ss below the naval anchor
has bssn gotten of snd has into for spa-
Cid. brig Royal Sailor Denmark.
PHILADELPHiA, March 20 AR ship Shaw Matthew'S.
I'm New OIlea argue Santee Ma New Orsans b.
rah Hand BAly fm brigs Caslaa 0oods I'm haslsss,
Paul Jones, Taylor fm Mobiles and Mag Higgins
aosiis from P.emo P.1sio. from H.W osI..a. md ss
B:ISsds sSa @.,IsI brig: c.e.s Bo:;ss SS:I::;os;
jane Pnckney Matanxas OAK, Ryder. Boston, Rodolph,
Elyan do 1sPl Fnnta Flysa DO; M;I;nsl. K:.Asy So;
vans Bss.aon New York; Lo.ler Toy Nswak mo: Fee.
Fame. Kelly, Boston Lady Franklin. Cfo.by. West indies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-29
Domestic Imperial lions.

NEW ORLEANs-Shp Jessore-z5i bales Henry
Cot bale. DO 70 W.T. Ad.ms-se Dc DO Robinson SON
TO- Mriland co-7e bhds do to john WIistsdo do TO
Morgsn-sl do do to hid. do TO Young
to Howland Aspuwall99 boxes starch to 4 Miibank
&co-2e Dbl pork aud ia do lard TO Hiram Lick &co-S9
bris pork scale Hamton5 hhds hams aud 95 bbs bills
Andrews No!soohea.s easesvf mdI to Edw Yard w.neI-t
bales skins f. linz II mdl orderl do do
De Peysrerl d. doto Cochans bales deer skins 20
Bogert Wsir-t eases q mdz 70 rset& Moron;
-2si Robert Williams 2s Siarkoe Wilbur 4 scois-3s
.oa Jun rs 4 w Mo.es-is Msshsrss DO 3ii bbi,
20 tierees ubbsrd Ch-ney coso bels Wore Dfs.s
III hhds Jon than Thompson jr-lo VIM bmnweu-1e
Barstow Pore 4 co-63 Young Havana Coz Robert
COS bis fuller boz Danger Latef4rIB windle CO
Nrw ORLEANS -brs suwrrow--57 bale. moss Sheldon Y
smth1it nads sugar a.ms,n SsyI y 90 oSdS
NEw OlLsANsbsrk Maneheste!-2t bols aconoI INA ma
hSS EdESm,' a. so lard bale. Cotton
Con Meos. isx. lard Brigham Nswcomb oDounell-l
bol, lard bs,es cotton order,
Nsw OaLEANs-Buk Albsr.4I bales cotton pnc meyer
s ss Sbs pok pork SO do lsda ca.ks
ham, Booth Edgsr-i73 bbls prk Willsu-i box mdze
H.mer sro,hsrssso bales cotton Chautssu Mer San.
fodioI bbs 1873 kegs do 10 bbs pork Dows CaryU
S,lss cton Murray Aidch coz skins suydam Sage
Mssss-Bhs Em.aso bales boz HoIbrooL, Mel
,on col boxes Coo Anderson co-t7 do Bryan Matt
Isnda1s do boxes Center cos boxes Waling son
10 do 4 Wetmore-ie do boxes Parmele Rcgsrs-is
Raeh Dor Norton Lsdd cosos bars iron Maitland
q cor boxes 81 rolls leather 70 ORDER
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Foreign Iunportations .

CANreN-Ship Heber-ts eases silk - rolls mating w r
Furness-3zo boxes Patt son. china Endi.
cottOoo boxes mdse ginger rolls
mating cassia do Bacon92 pks
boxes yemlion do eassia oil 20 pkgs Porter;
silk Talbot Olyphant co-6 bxs mdse Mansell Wemore
Ill sharpess Of Phladepha,7 cs.ss s,ik Hone
OF Boston3 boxes Stue-7 pkgs mdse Greenland-76s6
pigs 152 boxes mdse 40 sk i Dc mdss 70 order
PALERMo-Bark Chatham20 tons sulphur 200 Bugs wanuts
< Co.
NEwcAsrLE Era Brig Tuscsny-iis tons coal G Gil!es
PEI pkRs mdse Cameron Maiu co-lS cks 40 0S cs
do Grant, Daniel Coo coal to orber
HAvANA-Ship Adelaide4s boxes sugar Spo ,rd eston
coos Taylor 50 do knight co9i do John Bo.
dine-ss DO order-3l casks honey Moorng al barrels
do Beck Kenhard colss boxes Stuges co3i balls
Moses Taylor-ii2s boxes clears Renauld Francois
$50 boxes do dole bales leaf b,cco Garrett
0stiss2s boxer .ssar Lille kas%ss-lls Thousand ,eg.r
bert H:n -2z do ssmanos1i,o 20 Chmteain ronvet
boxer segsrs Remier Mecke-5 and cs cigars Boves
- do do Septmo Crooks-2 cigars Westeeit-3
mdse Brown b Others eo200 boxes cigars w Tho
mas-isx do landlord Loveland % do TIujillo Bar
rerss-s3 boxes mdse Coit-34 cigars Mathews CO
li2 boxes s-gars houngs Hawkinsl2 and bales
Nephew COTS segars A Ledor.
Sr. DeMrco-br,g Draco-9is sticks mahogany Schls
sngsr-s3e do A Kossaire.
MAyAoUEzBaque Panchts23o hhds 60 do molasses
IS hhds coffee, 10 bbls do 30 bsgs do w. Lewis
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Medical Advice,

nOCTOR LAMENT u still confidently consulted at his
~ old Office, 60 Gold between Fulton and
on All deasss Of dshcate nature his rsstmeat Icing md
and udieous. requires neither msrcury restraint IN diet,
hndrsncs from business puIsuis Recent erred In %
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL. nj
sing from frequent ndussncs passions
confirmed impoency the Drb arcieet atttion hi
object being restore the systsm mentally and bodily that
state Of yi4or nature originally designed.
sTRiCTURES disease frequently existing wtheat Tie
ment Of uniniafed medical presnders and By -
neglect Of the parties themselves are By The Dr. sfsoaa
cured without PAIN Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified adveiing 0lY
feons In the city, perfect ehage made
States.
Once g Gold street. Open from A. M. to sP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-29

INGENIOUS INvENTIoN.-We are continually pre-
sented with new evidences of American ingenuity
We saw new and striking proof of it to day in the IL
DAILY scupured out Of marble. by machine possessed
Of some oil the properties of the turning lathe
informed Alongside Of this bust half sculptured
face out of another piece of MARBLE to show In
how the operation conducted. We have not seen
the machine ITSELF but we shall probably have q
originally marble bust, finished ususl by the hand
which 10 out into the machine that is calculated to null
tply copies itself In this way, . mans bust may be
copied perhaps, ad infnsfu. at very moderate price,
and thus process similar to engraving applied scup
ture.-Woshington Union.
James Nswelps schr Peter, Of Bridgeton. West Jea.
ssy. foundered in the gse of Tuesday night so miles
below Philadelphia, and hand were lost Two other
vessels were nearly ruined.
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ri l! sSc: 81 5 s S:s! M! ss:;I r. 2,
ss s ssss a, =:
q 4; oy % ,Ss bari Has.: from y.s S.S
o. Y: y
re-
NYoL dsehsITas Lord Arson. tBr for Liverpool. wsws
BosrsS March z-Arr BARR Maid Of Orleans Wiswel Pa
Srish, w.s pnsrsny bound Boston supposeS hs =
nssss sS a bark Wvs Howe. ResAss S sl sss:
ssss Se'is n:S .sS
P0ns-p!obsby .hs Empire. from APslsshisoI ca .hip
s'ss. LIE osr ~. s
Rncrl:: 90; ssSs osoIs. POLICE Casey oe.Iio
asla.: HAIL. A:
Sa:l .p, az =. :s s very :sd %
Rod: s'S f.l.ss:; S;.Es SlS!eI Lspss;S JsS. O.
Ship chsvoli. rsm.ins Road. ship HsnbsIh
Es.a. saS .aehoed ship SuSsh A. sopSTo
'e xsls
York. CID, French brig Jenne Albert. Bsrnpd B. Lelis
cent sese Ss !: 0Is.ns 80. '--''
Porto Rec has
LEwn DEL March 3sATr the brig Casild. FIN Mat,n,as
an: and in
up sSs . Of % G ss ne 9I
Troy John Randolph do; Spy, for Pawtucket Bonner
for Chef Proyidesce; RAJ mond for BosOn
fSId. Went this day 10. M. Wind ME- and wss
10Th ship s , Drsr P.gs HIRE 'fh.
vepool; ship Leila, Hsgns. Havr; sch Gasua. Bard Ha
Deem. s..
ton IN York; Louisville Hunt, dol Vcksburs. Bs
ry Monsoon Paine. Boson Br banks M.rgnst Beat
Tam Oshanter Piper ChsI.on schr Sarah Na.h, Hopper
I.ii Grand Lyman; Fulton. wsiord. TusO; Ashland.
PsIIApEissIr, March as-Ar ship q. Louis Msrks. New
Orleans; balk Elk Nickesn do I'm Boston, bark Zeletse.
o Ss. Mary ssis fa Boston: :ehf Willow Roasy
FIN Orleans schr Star smalley, I'm Boston, schr Matilda.
Spaiss fu Passport schr Oregon. Post fm Neybuypor;
Robert shsw Matthews, FIN Orl.ans bark sar.h Hsnd
Bailey, I'm ORLEANS; bark -antee Mar.ton I'm NswOr-
.;n. c:.!a GoGSs @ M.ian.; sr6 MARY and =:
Hewes 2iom New Orlesns CD sch. Crouch, TomIn.
New York schr Alexander. Blu. New H,ysa.
York; schr Kowena. Young. Boston.
SAVANNAH asrd nst-Arr ship Hi Whitney, Dysr; Livn-
pool; brig Prince de Joinye Gardrer Havana Cldsru
Andrew: IS!f; :eha Cypress Was. do; Rs'siusaa
A. g CA wf sI,: :pS i s i,, ,, zig
Joseph Lybnnd Teal Kichmo.d; American ssie Msr.sn,
BIswster. Smith, NYork: Cas.ios Eidfdss. md rcnz.
Nc Ga s.f s,Iaas carlton NOI.:n. srss cS.Spiin.
s Ns~ Yo1s: Pd~ Blake Wheeler and Stephen .
sPa,e, Bo.ton; :shm Dat soSs., Ard Monsoon Mosausr
Parker. and Espre. H.tchs. ssnslow:
,WAsEINcIoS NC March .3-An schn Myers. Fowlsi,nd
Cinderella @ scpll, Sculi, New ork Delaware Crdls
Washington, DC. Cid. schr David Risley. Conon. lew
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BREADsTuTvs-The winding up Of the week in the
-four market was marked with considerable dullness.
Holders however, hold out at quotations OF yeser
day In Southern -four there is little STIR and prices
have slightly advanced Wheat Is in requests large par
cells of Pennsy lvanis red changed hands at 81 II 81
Rye 500 soi Corn, Southern, % cents; Yellow do 90
10, weight.
Corror.-There . moderate inquiry to-day, and
about 500 bales taken. Market is considered hrmer.
LIVERPOOL CLAsGvIcA rIon
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Passengers Sailed.

NEW ORLEANs-Shp Cabot-Mrs Burgess Captains wife
child and Matthew Connor New York; Mr. Winter
bottom, do.
CHARLEsror-Ship Ansol-Ms @ Morris and Miss Nor;
rs Miss Morris, Rutherford lady and maid Master
Rutherford, Miss Jay and maid Edgar. lady and
servants Ma.ter LIE Roy Edgar w Emmett lady and maid;
| Tobin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-29

HAvAsA-ship Adeaide-W Lobeck, W Winchester, Jar
Wis Mimic, w Hislop. A Kawanah 4 Alum, Dumas. w
Lees Dorr. u; B,cimoIs. Lsh,e. lady and chi
Weston, Thatcher, Jones, P Bebil.
ST. MARxs-Bris. Emeline-Mesns Edwin Wheeler, J w
Marshall, Charles Wolf. d Cliff r Rush
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90 "a N &c Il ClAL.
New York, saturda,

New York. Saturday. March IS.
Ashes Tho market for the week closed rather dull
IN both descriptions and II il there will be but
little done until farther advices from Europe
ceved To day Pots held at 81 and Pearls 81 37i
The following the stock Of Ashes hand in the
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IS q u 1 n = FOL Low ling
ADVERTISEMENTS.
UQf.IsGa1
Hedicine and PharmacY
IS NASSAU STREET.
AEDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE nISEAsEs

PRIVATE DISEASES
& e Ss e: xsa cs:s: ::
continue g direct hs assnon % I'll d.es. q
Is sosssason Sasssss. HS,s. sss Z
s sppsssszse Of those dsessss vsss amount u ssssn
nd time may be chas avoided Ons Of me members o.
i: Es,SS I, Gr sS the ssr z fSp0 ;sad;
r rs S;sa SSsfRi 'iis
:.s:5 ;gsiS:ss;; S:!s is:.Sa:s
s';ssa
closing IS. posi- paid
vELPEAU'S Specific PILLS,
H. = sss.l:a:: $: ss:ss
froasssei vsRssa a. nfsbis remedy Tor al diseases
the sss rss effect %SS shore, in:
the stomach corfne~nt ft,m business Price 81 per u
CONSTITUTIONAL DrblIlTY CURED.
THE TONIC MIxTURE, prepared by the Ccilsss
Gdeay recommended for III essss d debility produced ~
s.y an
ssss: ss':; ii :s'ss ts s ''''' a. ''
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
oRshe gernansns cure Of primary or secsnd.ry syghi
jsdeisas use Of nsrcaly or snsiia medical srss,S.
All persons suspectng venereal tant remaining il hsr
tcn sno1u po Wtth0ut dciny, no
consider himself safe after having the venersa
IN orouxhy the system with this justly
SOFA J &c. ~. so'
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR sAr
RILL4A, GENTlAN AND SASSAtRAs.
P HFIErAKED O. y he New YORK. College Of Msd,an
refined add highly concentrated extract possessing l
lying Qualities and curative powen Of The above hsibs
IDENTIFY recommendcdb BY the College innely penor
extract oSanapara at before the public, .ad
relied on certain remedy Tor all diseases arising IRON
pure state Of the blood such scroua salt hsu ra
blotches or pmpes, ulcers pain in the bones joints,
eutaneous erupons throaf dsesse
mercury.
Bold IN single botflss,M sssassi
In cases ofhalf dozen betiss. 4n
oas dozen 81
Cases fcywsr dsd to all parts Of the UAioa.
- very iissrs! aseclM e yhSlsssls ygrshssss
q. The Concsntraisd Extract Of 6arsapariia, 81
taa md sssssiss, y alss - sals I'VE Division 81
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Bosror, March q, l956.
TSrreWs Tial-Evidence all put in on both sides-Ths
-Somnomt,lism pretty tVsll estabshed- Great
.qnriefy to see the Prisoner-His bearing, &c. Sc.
Yesterday the evidence for the defence in the Of
the Commonwealth Albert j. Tirrell all put in,
and the is ready for argument The main TACT
attempted to be established by the counsel for the de
fendsnt is that tho prisoner 10 sleep walker,
nambuls Many witnesses have testified that they have
known him to get up in the night act strangely and
make strange noises, appearing all the while to be
asleep Medical Witnesses including Dr. Walter Chan.
ming and Dr. s. B. Woodward of the Worcester Hospi-
tai have been examined and their testimony pretty
strong in behalf Of the defendant on tins point
Mr.. Choate will commence his argument for the pri-
this morning He will, undoubtedly endeavor to
convince the jury in the first place. that Maria A. Bck
that point and think there good ground to believe that
Albert g. Tirrell killed her. he will then maintain that
he must have committed the act while in the somnambu
lisc state Of mind which has been alluded to- The bad
character of the persons in the house. at the time Of the
death of deceased, who have beeupromnent witnesses
for the gov rnment, will also be urged very strongly
upon the jury. without doubt.
think the chances decidedly against the prisoner
though 10 impossible to know what effect the testimony
has had the minds Of the jury After that testimony
has been sed by the able counsel either side and the
court has delivered its charge, may begin to coDjec
ture what the result will be.
The interest of the public in this trial to in
rather than abate II is almost impossible to get
into the court house without being squeezed half to
DEATH And every tune the prisoner 10 taken to from
the vicinity eager TO catch glimpse of him His de-
pertinent has been marked with great degree Of pro-
prety during trial and bears up under the load
that 10 pressing him down. with the 6rmness Of hero
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PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1916.
Firemsns Parade-Nev York and Erie Railroad Risht
Of Way-7ns WsaiAer-Sioeks &c.
The nremen's parade did not finish until O'Clock in
the evening. after tedious march Of eight hour.
The Governor Of the commonwealth has signed the
bill granting the right Of way through Pike county in
this State for the New York and Erie Railroad This
il considered here as conclusive to the principle Of
granting part of the State sovereignty foreign cor
poration and from it. people argue that he will not
only sign the Baltimore and Pittsburg right Of way bill
but will exert himself to proc urs its passage For my
part do not pretend to know what course Mr. Skunk
may pursue but strikes that 10 probable he will
sign the BILL should pass, without taking much pains
about either way He will doubtless leave II to- the
representatives OF the people, without exerting his In
duencs, and should the project be carried don't know
that he should Be blamed for giving II his sanction.
We have q cold rainy day.
No change In the stock market though the amount Of
sales was considerable.
Sales or Stocks at PhiladsIphis.
MARCH 23-FIRsr BOARD -6250 shas Readipr RR
3e} 500 DO Bank, II; - Psnnsylvania Bank 3So};
do 2e0 $4,000 Susquehanna Canal Bonds 35 III shares
Stock e $50 do Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Loan
81 ~ Lshigh 2ot q do 2oi 5000 State s. 6sI 500 do,
Set 1000 Reading RR, ~, sla schuylki Navigation,
-; 24oo Lehlgh Mortgage Loan CO., IOi shares Rehrh
Stock Coal 9ot 100 Grard Bank oil 100 vicksburg 81;
so Reading RK, a6f. ~
SEcoND BoAaD.-25 shas vcksburg, 81; 7sa state So,
oS; 5000 do, 693 SO Harrisburg l93 SO Susouehanna
Canal 81: 100 0rard Bank oil 5000 Neadins Bonds 47
s4 600 Lehigh Navigation co. 1000 Lehsh 6s S5A; 10
shas Northern Bank Kentucky, 024.
AFTER boARD.-$lo0o0 State 6s, rw, co.,
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roRr or NEW YORK. nARCH 20.

Cleared.
SHIP fssss D ys S..s
ssss H;sos. So;l, 5; jsSs: RI; N::ni,S Walsh
Son..
s: si f,:sndI. Eas: Boat
Brs sa,' Jpli., Pns.. Boston. v Lewis.
s yi.:s. Tsss: S G;fs:1 D'n'''
s seh, Fo ran.l co cnis.Sfsa Rcsnond
Sem Sem Good latent Coma H.iis~s Smith
sesr cslo soas p.ai E'~s c. MAILER
sss RsSp.ss S:s. s.:s..
Err ssSI e.. Mil H:;; Zone: N:wS:;s
seSa Geo Geo W.sssa sa.i hs cBsr1ys.ld.
ssSr w% esss : Si S:s f hiHs.'Sahi
schr Splendid. Bacon, Boston.
Arrived.
chip Hsbsr Porter ia day, from Canton with tsss &c. 70
fhil.dsiphi. for New Ohsa...,
Ship Assos s:os Havana March " with ''
sSie SSss: Wii:f9: son New Orleans; With
ost Cardiff snS S
Snip js::s;;, Jackson day. from N.w Orleans. with
ys s %s:s s: sT oes
III
about .as ;om the should judge they
Ply ss..ssr sIs:s;s. s.y. from New Orleans, with
%f. % & So
B.It Manchester. Snow Is days from New Orleans. with
'e. M,yss: with
York 10TH lat So lon 50 H. spoke ship Blanchard from
BARK ws.tess. Pisbury. tof Thomason, IA days I'm New
BsiP Ass S.si Bath. from New Or
leans with couop to Stanton Frost Sid in barks Flo
for la I% for S0s0n brig w'
fS f.? with
Hs'! q si.' fen S;s;ss 9Th S:. e:
Brig c,soTssns MeCsin days from New Orleans. with
% c ss:::.
Nfr En ss am 4 % 18Th n and Key
west IAN VIII cotton. g ! TsIisgn Co 3,
Rsaa: from IVES. for
Brig Aldebsron, LEIGH days from New Orleans with
pork: &c, to sryd,m Sage Z 20. ,y,u.;u. NJ =.
u ss Msse; to N. snsSS %h from vii"
sehr c.,pps NASH days from Cardeaa with molsssss.
sehT P.sae Ms.t 10 day. from franklin, La. with mo..-
:s,.s s.s from Sc Lost mois:ss:
schr Belle. MeMath. from Norfolk, with cotton. ke to
sehr Roches,e Gardner from Baltimore. with mdse.
Virginia, Curss from the wreck Of the ship
SEM Unit Rg from Wilmington NC, with naval store.
ssSS 1o.:aS Esisn. Cornell, from Georgetown. with lumber
tchr CpIlewS Kssns from Alexandra. with -four. &c. to
tn. captain
Sehr Courier Couch from Richmond. with -four &c, to
Allen Z xson.
schr Ezs Fusha 10 days from Aricha Ms, with coal
the captain.
schr Tuscar,rs Dearbo days from New Orleans with
cotton, kc, TO L McCready.
scT Segus, Cole, Baltimore with mdse to johnson <
Lowden.
schr Enterprise. Howes. Delaware. corn.
schr Spy, Trefon Georgetown sc. cotton. to MIR Ga
sehs A Hart Dodge. days from Georgetown &C. 1900
feet ef lumnee. .
schr Watson, Tauutan, Phil.dslphs. mdss.
Schi X, der, Williams, Milton Del,
schr Samuel Henry, White, yirs nia, corn.
Srhr Mary Ez .betn, Lester, Virginia.
Schr Wave johnson, Milton Del
Schr Edgar Dug, Jones' 0eorg town, -four.
Schr tgar, Ferher Smyrna corn
Schr Walter. Smyrna
Schr Samu i r Paynter. Delaware, corn.
Srhr Ann Eliz beth. Soulrrs. Philadelphia, coal.
achr Wanaw, Rosen, Philadelphia. { al
Schr Victor Godfrey. Philadelphia, coal.
Schr silvia Hisbss. Hgbes. Phladhlphia. coal.
schr Georgiana, Homer, Philadelphia, coal.
Below.
Schr Orcinda Of Wiscassett, Is days from Cuba
2ships and brigs.