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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-30
FOR THE sENTIsEL.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.

am composed Of sixteen letters.
My 6 l54 II. s, is one Of the T. States.
My III 8. is lake in North America.
Ny 5 2 3 Is, is large Territory.
My ~ ii IL 6, is large river in Germany
My 5 = 4 3 "A Is IL, is town in the
u. States.
Ny 6 IA II 8, isa mountain in Sicily.
My Is 7, is city in Poland.
Ny 9 4 8 3 IL, is province of SPIN.
My 9 81 s 99S, is city in Spain.
My 10 "a II 9 Is IL, is a town in Indiana.
My IL l6 IL, is a river in Germany.
My l2 IL 8 s 8, is river in n America
My IL IL 5 6 9, is large river in Asia
My "A II 2 9 IA 6, is city in the Austrian
Domnions
My Is 10 II 3, is q river in the U. States. :
My 10 II "a, is large river in Africa
My whole was the name of a distinguished
American. LOYOLA.
Strasburg, Va.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-30
FOR SALE,

VHNHE subscriber will offer for sale. to the
e highest bidder, on FridGythe 22d day Of
May meet, on the farm known generally by
the name of .Ferror's Steam Saw-mill farm
in the county Of Warren. situated near the
nam road leading from Front Royal to Lu~
ray, and miles above the former places
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AN ExCELLENT
5tea1}t &1t9fue,

Attached 20 Saw-MiI. The Engine has a.
THREE FEET CYLINDER, twenty-nne
inches stroke. nine and naIf inches in dams
eter; yWO CYLINDRICAL BOILERS,
twenty>iour feet in length together with all
the Saving apparatus. all in good order
The sale will certainly take place, if the wea-
ther shall be fair. Those who. wish to- pur.
chase property of this description, will do
well 10 avail themselves Of this opportunity.
As an int'ucement to purchasers, credit of
SIX months will be given-the purchaser to-
give bond with approved security.
Ia. COMPTON,
Admir- of c. Foiror, decd.
April 9, 1876 -fS4
U-The Winchester Firginian will insert Is,
and send account to zJ.C.
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HnsUer to Philo's Enigma.

Kappa, Elk, Oman, Union, Anna,
Kenon, Apple, Lael, Allan, Nun, 10.
MIA, Koa, Unni, Pike, Uel, Anak, Pope,
Al, Inn, Kip, Ankle, Lion, Ape, Nun,
llai, Non, Ulla, In.-The whole, KEo-
VA kALANIKUPUAPAIK
Free Schools IN Efedertck-The vote
at the late election, upon the Free
School System, in Frederick, stands
l ,O99 in fayor,and pa againsEit.
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Cloths, .CasSimercs upI vestiugS.

Silk, Tweed, De Lonria, Xix Drap De Isly.
Blk Twild Summer French and Americans
Blk and Blue Black, Green. Blue and Grass
Cloths, Linen Drillings. Blk. Fancy. Tweed
and Summer Cassineres, Plain and Fancy
sattInetts. Kentucky Jeans, Blk and Fancy
Satin, London Welting, Whit and Fancy Dom-
Bile Narseiles Vestlngs, Sup Silk Gum Sus>
.senders, Shirt B6soms and Collars, Blk and
Fancy Satin. Blk and Fancy Silk. Fancy
Lawn, PLAID Bingham and Fancy Swiss Cra-
watts, Blk Satin Scarfs, Blk and Fancy Stocks
Bro, Blea and CoPd Hall Hose and SUP Blk
Kid Gloves.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-04-30
JUST RECEIVED,
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS,

lit lam Brook and SnunaUftLe.
ENHE subscribers are receiving. at their
n stores at the above named places, a full
and we'll selected assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing every variety of
staple and domestic GOODS found in country
stores. The attention Of the T.ades is part.
culary solicited, as wef feel assured they can
not fail to be pleased with our selectiens for
their department. embracing. as it does, eve
ry variety Of new style COLLEGES. mouxl.Ms.
mernoes, cambrics, lawns, shawls. laces edg-
ings. sc. sc. Gentlemen will find CLOTHS.
casSlmeres, sauinets. and handsome .upply
OF summer goods for coats. pants, vests, &C.
They will sell goods at fair prices, for. cash or
to punctaai customers. they return their
thanks for the liberal patronage that has
neretofore been extended TO them,and respect
fully ask continuance oft same.
HELLER & BROTHER.
April 9, 1916.
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ENOR SALE.-A first rate Carryall, with
IL Elliptic Springs.and 9 -Four Horse Wag
CONS, which will be sold unusually cheap
Apply at Head Quarters. X. WALTON.
Nov. 90, l845.
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STAPLE GOODS, &c.

London Purple, Fancy I.apolka and Furni>
ture Gaiico, Whit and Bro Damask Fable Co
vers, Crash Bird Eye Diaper, Silesia, Satin
Jeans, Irish. Grass and Book Bro Linens Hea
Wy Farmers Drilling. Striped Penn. Regent,
Steal and Philad. Jeans, Pl'd Crankies and
Sup Fancy Paint Stufis, Whit, Bro and Blk
Holland Apron Checks, Cot Osnahurgs, Plaid
Domest'cs. Bed Ticks. Bro and Hlea Drill.
Cotton Laps, Raw Cotton Chene, Manches.
ter and Earlston Cinghams. Extra Shades,
FIRE Screens, Bro and Blea Sheetings, Shir.
hngs, Cotton Fringe. Gotten; Yarn, Candle
wick. Am Nankeen, Paper Muslns. Par
sons Spool Cotton. Zephyr Worsted, Clothes
ms Musqueto Nett, Ingram and Cotton
Competing, &c. &c.
Hardware, Groceries and Dye Stufs,
Bonnets, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
China, Glass & Queensware.
All OF which will be sold on the most favor.
able terms, by KOONTZ & DNCES
Produce taken in exchange for Hoods
April %, 1876
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LAND FOR SALE,

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on
w the premises, in two separate parcels.
on Saturday the 30h Of May neat. part of the
lands attached to Jacobs Church, in this coun-
ty, lying near Liberty Creek, -four miles south :
west from Columbia Furnace, containing be-
tween EIGHTY AND NINETY ACRES,
(the exact number of acres will be given on
the day of sale.) About one-half is cleared. in
tolerable state Of cultivation, well adapted to
the growth of wheat, clover. SC. The bal
ance is covered with the choisest timber of eve
ry description. One-third of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid on the first day of Apri! next,
at which time possession will be given, and
the deed of conveyance made TO the purchaser;
the balance in two equal annual instruments
Bonds with approved security will be required
for the deferred payments, also lien on the
premises. Any person wishing to view the
premises previous to the day of sale. can be
accommodated by applying to John Mummaw.
E. D. Rinker, VIM. LicbIiter. or to either of
the subscribers. Sale will commence at one
o'clock, P. NJ, when further particulars will
be make known.
ABSALOM RINKER. ! TIT,
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COTTON YARNS.-46o lbs. Of Cot
~ ton Yarn, just received from the Fal
mouth Factory, and for sale cheap at Head
Quarters. X. WALTON.
Nov 20, I845.
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The value per acre OF each mans share:
The quantity ofland ineach man. share:

The length of each division line:
Between 1st and I'd, 1904 chains
Z" Cd and Sd, 91.56 I"
+" Sd and 4th, S2.16 I"
/" 9TH and 9th, 7l.OO I"
=" 9th and 9th, 55.76 Z"
NJ. c.
.4ns,rer to .1rt's. Query, Sentinel
No. %.
The imagination is the swiftest thing
possessed by mankind.
VI. C.
.Answer to Simple Felloao's Problem.
The Schoolmaster's wages were
$29.72 1-2. M. &.
PROBLEM.
fla cube Of wood floating in COM
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March 26-6t
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

NOTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS arriving /.
june s III. orux from ad, &. S sw LAY
Nay A ss are H pabisssd i iof their
vs::: Port e Ne. Y' hs
pe.tensi nisssiou: fever existed time Of their
s
o
Of October shall remain Quarantine for at least thirty days
peri .. 'ss
have sss
I Cape E. G sp sns the ay
place aneisdss t3s o. sSs Msd..
Of ws e b s
:u s S1
SsI sh. it 3 ;HSjsst and other sGaia
n .a saaas tn.
Of small infections disease and
Ps anS
81 s 70 S s The
for due examination unless she shall have had board du
| a Ss Ct s 81 e .ssss 10 as
s s Sas s oss s (.
% On nsr 5 % anv .. n public hs to the
every . SsIsd who
;o :ni Il. M s 1 es
ss ss s s e. % q q If
Cd land any from his vessel any except
pilot board his vessel unload transhp any
portion Of hi; bsoTs his shall have been visited
with his vessel nearer the city Of New York than the place
OF Quarantine which he shall be directed shall be guilty
fine exceeding thousand dollars by imprisonment
not exceeding twelve months by both fine and impron
ment.
HENRY VAN HOvENBER0H, Health Officer.
Commercial Adv ertiser and Evening Post please copy
and send bill to Health Commissioner City Hail. mys rc
GAZETTE FKANCAISE, DE PHILADELPHIE,
FAMILY PAPER, offering to readers all the refined
"A substance OF good book and all the rsvving interest Of
newspaper.
One Dollar and Fifty Gents per -Philadephia No.
26 South 18th street, below Chestnut.
NATURALIZATION
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
UClN A COkDIA l.,
Or THE
M, nUE

yHE great and increasing demand for this celebrasd and
powerful remedy throughout the British Empire rance
and the United States, has given celebrity wmcn ums
only eace IL has long been used and ~ Uni
eminent physicians throughout the civilized worn a.
and speedy for Incpient Consnmpon baren
lmpotency Lucorrhna Whites, Obstructed dimcut
painful Msnstruration, oil urine OF invetn
discharge thereof and for the general proNron OF nc
system whether the result Of inherent causes or oy
irrsFularty, illness, or accident
There shadow Of doubt that this se 1d wsrs not
the ccacy the Lucina Cordial ~ pecnc Tor
Fuor Abus elects Irregularities IN the secre
tons Kidneys Female Suppressions 70! the 70
verse; Polapsus Uer and IN fact almost every disease TO
which delicate portion ofthe human
liable Cannot Maornatfon oi the paris out
any thing short that il 10 oercd - an niaDte cure
while diseases enumerated above whether acute
chronic will be found safe and sovereign remedy Inc
Lucina Cordial gentle tonic, operating upon me
scrcvc organs bacng the whole system without so lar
stimulating any function a to produce subsequent o
the organs and bracng the whole s9 m
stimulating any function produce subssquen resxson
and does create temporary vYo put
renewal OF the natural energies The rst bottle used will
fully convince the purchaser Of the truth OF all we have
Pnepsl Once removed to No. A Nassau street. in the
basement New York Sold also by Seth w. Fowle, Bos
ton Dr. Wadsworsh. Providence; w. W. Clark, No, is
North Finh street, and j.. >. Murphy, North Sixth
street, hilsdslphia; O: x. Tyler John N; Lsreque
and Robsrts Atkinsoa Baltimore Chss scott Washinston
City o. N. Linthaeum, Georgetown j. Wilder, Louis
vile KY Sanford Perks, Cincinnat and BY no other per-
Of the above named places Free " per bottle
~ per dozen. @imsm
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

Bark Curtis. Outerbridge for Apslsehicoh.
Bark Augusta Sherwood Tor savannah smrges clsarman
b bari chn.n Gh.,s.:o1 9s 9SsSsc csa MsMWS;nsy
Schr Patrick Henry Chester for Richmond, Allen Pax
sehr Victory Pen6eld for Alexandria. sturyes Cearman
Schr Swallow Robinson, for Washington.
sehr Ann b. Tresdwel for Norfolk Sturges, Clsarman
sesr sesr foa ha ,'i BncEasha% for 3. J.e%s w
Shin s,raceu. H.wHns fon on Giasrow Woodruff Min.
Brig George Davis OTIS for New Orleans, Nesmi,h &
Swedish brig John Johnston Mybeg for Stockholm, Bsor-
schr William Mewry. Hoffman, for Philadelphia.
schr Excellent. Rogers, for Philadelphia.
Arrived.
mdse to W Collins C. rom Liverpool May win
vs si;i p s e.: : 8: % fs fAs
SATURDAY IN the fog and has had observation for days
800 BomSs issSs a Ass'i Il s,'
spSk. sa% Sin si day.
Ship Hayre. Answorth from Havre May :. with mdse to
Ship ohsio: Of lWi.es.:sul Fletcher 20 day. from
Ship Ms,oka MeLaren, ss day, from Havre with mdss,
!. ' s.s. sa Liverpool
ma. s , .ssS S y r f.s % ky
.cHr Andrews for Trieste ready ship Edward WEB,
shoi K:y Snip q Soadinsham; R.adorse. q Bath
b. bark Absr LsaghIin, IS day. from Cork in b.ll..,
BIE ma. Ann Eliza VILLA. %i.I s days from New Orleans
Brig May Flower Cox days from Windsor with plaster
D. BRIG Joseph Hume, Holmes. days from Windsor Ms
Br schr Rival Rice, days FIN Pictou with COAL TO sous
schr Rampsro Bsdsll days from Wilmington, NC with
Schr Fame Robinson from Machas, with lumber.
Ono hin nd briu
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
l. completed their Woxks ready orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil slmos.
any may be wanted The Company have spared
expense the erection ofthe Works which would tend
in the least degree the Of the Lead having
avaled themselves Of modern improvement for that
purpose. II
Being well aware, from cur long familiarity with the differ
sold Market that by far the proportion
sold such has been, and still greatly aduleraed with
Baytes article Of mineral productions much heavier than
White Lead and in itself virtue Of pigment
whatever being when mixed with oil almost
and in fact having nothing but specific weight
mend the Trustees the Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed. anmousy the following resolution wiz
Resolved, That in view Of manufacturing only prime
article, the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil that to
be strictly genuine article and perfectly free from
adueraon whatever which the Company will warrant as
such to all who may purchas their Lead"
Purchasers therefore be well assured that every de-
White and sold by the Company which
Paut but will be found much economical in its
the common description Of painting, owing
the body quality thereby giving far
better finish with two coats than the adulterated White
Paint would with three every painter will bear
ness.
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Litharge
and have for sale variety of Paints Ground in OIL viz
Vsdigrs Black Paint Yellow Ochre Spanish Brown Paris
Green, Brunswick Greon, &C.. &c.
Having been appointed General Agents for the Company
POLLEN & COLGATE
II 2msr f8T Pearl street. corner of Beekman street.
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports,

BALTIMORE, June i-Ar, ship Fmwel Gerry, from Bos-
brig Louise Wsnske Philsdephisi Br brig 'DsvOnshIe
HSS cisases orfs Ed sS1.
JS.,phns Msy sm;h Nswsay
pouth James, Boans, Portland Clssred, ships Troy,
NYsL Sid, brig, Almsna RySs5 and 10. Hslsh. HslIe.
Point Isabel Texas On Sunday morning ships Troy Burn.
ham, Amsterdam; Herman, Welsh, London; brig Oscar,
Reed Boston,
PHILADELPHA. June Arr barque Delaware, Fisher, fin
ship PIovinciast Williams fm London. CID, brig Luke.
Bray Boston, ;chI Richard PITCHER dol O!lands, Brown
do; Edward Hardy, do; Warrior. Haven, Portsmouth, H
King, Gragg Fall Rivers Express, Smith, NYork; Phoebe
Baxter CroWell. Fall River H
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

Cynesurs. Waite Porlsnd Phobe BAXTER Crowsn Bos
,ncke; Princess Tath New York; MsTssrey and Eliza
New York bargss Grampus, 0NsiI. New York; Middle.
sex, Wilcox, do; Comet, Cox. do; and steamer Vulcan
Green, do.
PEyAcoLA, Fla, May 2l-Ar. bark Cambrian. Brown.
from Boston schr Lea, Hart, New York.
don, for Norfolk.
Cuba; Frances, Cobb, New York.
SAVANNAH May 28-Ceared brigs Clinton, Andrews, for
brook Lyon, Charleston.
SALEM May 2s-Ar schrs Susanna and Comet (Br) from
DKby Pioneer, Of Dennis, from Danvs, for New York
THoMAsToN, Nav o6-Sld, 2oth schr Amazon Films, for
Richmond Cld 26th, schrs Susan Ludwig, and Hurd for
Richmond Es7
WILMINoTo May 3o-Cleared schrs Merchant Williams
for Demaara; Southemsr Baker, Providence RI brig Ca
rendon, Clapp Boston. 2sthSchr. Aurora,
Martin, for Curacao Aiaric, Purnell, New York. =
WARRrr, ri, May ss-Arr, schr Mary, Rowland, from
Baltimore. -
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has opened an extensive establish
the sale OF valuable Books every department Of human
knowledge, art and thought. He has accumulated con-
siderable collection Of works many of which curious and
and all or less Of value He intends to sell
exclusively for cash, and have rival whatever the
stock augmented by The purchase Of pr
buy every work ancient modern. to which value at
science and and all Languages He hopes there
fore make his establishment eeabe for the
Artist and men Of letters and science generally each Of
walk at the lowest possible price he therefore, invites all
literary him avist aud Judge for themselves
He has likewise, large quantity Of foreign and native
Music fo the Piano Forte and other for which
the lowest price charged by the very cheapest seller the
city IL will be sold in Qnanty.
JOHN DOYLE, Bookseller
my23 1m&rrc 81 John street, New York.
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
Foreign Inr,OrtutiOns.

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bags coffee Meyers sireken-I es Z Faren- bale; TO-
bSle. tobacco Lille Rasns;-ss velGt Arshes-ss'
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John SPsisssn' Paul
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MHT rs GGnHs % Tons aes1n VIM
Ifya sssTy .aa
10 sfSt Bon .os Tho. o Cs CO.
iss.s @S.e asIaisy.s w,I.sS Sslssan%-s as:.ss~T
ps'!iiT s'seat s::Esa
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M.ra-a pkg. mdss { Hand co.. Lang, I.%.On 1 col
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fSSsS basket: HSsSS s9I
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assas ss,: Mn Isas.'ss.s bsisifsS f.SI
Balm ssadss .f Paul fHs1 co
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sS sss-g fssssI "a. sss ys?'
sos tpPcd eoua co.'s
Bodmen l s col Schroeder & swtzer- NJ Ripng-2s
LsfsrocL-P.ckes ship o.rriek-s,ke 50 bbl. sree,
GMcIntyTe;i sFs mdss Thos Hsrt CO; sf hardware
s'ssi 1osn
b sSe S Y ev;fi
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Son Brown co.. boz Moorwood Brothers rs cssk. Hen
SIs:, a,;;$* ssI DISH ,ss hY;sP bss'hs1.
wfi ss' Ss
Hisfy c,ss sI Edws1d ~sn LSyd Power: s.t
% bds RON S plate. s.s IHns io
s1 e ss. s.sI ps.
$1;,s., s:i.: s%;$. iIs S; s1 ssss.
- Rqssis:%i s1;r.sSsi k'TSss x I {: Ssr:
asdy B.sIow-aes w smith--ado Il stesi-5 ck, cr,
sec%oa sg6. & .ns TS9B ps Bs
s sss suydf% sn ssgso' sds rS, w s
dwarf iro. Ksnnsy srss.s Tbos Lewnd. Van
As.gsp % R%Sbs b%. ell JohH FssonsT cG9 Ps,oo Stew
S1. DO ls Gij as.
Sss. %soa e9 VA. rsi Rs Bro: s S,s RehsIS.
w.r, n.,s 6 bale osllsyI Hidden
SS;qs Hsss,as S;adrs
s ssI Hs:~o s...,s E.d
Lcomi. Iobia.sOc b. aTnpeli Mn,urn eoss c.
phsp. pqds. s eeyt2 srs.s. hhd, Thompson Cary
sS, Kermit, hhas . crate. . 10 chain cable.
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
T.assenUers Arrived.

HAvAsA.sBMk Mary Broqghton-R Simpson. Of Boston
Mile Louise de Vailenot Mile Gsbell de Valleno Mile
Blanch de yallenot Master Louis de V,llenot Rouey
Lodroury Andre Pret bearer Of Dispatches from from
Belgium, Eugene Debband Secretary Of do Begium Ihos
Miller Anthony Jus, England; Charles Keith, United
States John Dufsu and lady, New York; John Battee,
Boston; and $50 in the
LVERPooL-Ship Waterloo-Rev. William Barr, and lady,
Of Londonderry; f. w. Meyrs, of New York; g. A: Won
Wagner of Newark; +. H. Tallant, Of ST. Louis L. II.
ste
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
MEDICAL AID

nR. GREGORY, No. Roosevelt street, door from
- Chatham street, may be consulted by strangers and
others, IN all diseases of delicate with
tire confidence and certainty OF speedy and
one of the earliest symptoms Of structure IS the re-
tanning few drops Of urine succeeding the Of mctura
Other symptoms moreover will speedily show themselves,
such as spiral forked scattering Of the with
many more which the patient will
ura derangement Of the mucous membrane of the ueth
or IN ofher words the Of structure The adj
vanages Of long extensive and successful the
radical cure Of this distressing maady enable Dr. g. offer
clans and as proof n Psr) Of hi. ability treat
in to their by other physicians Explanations Sc
as TO method Of treatment will be chceuy accorded all
suchas desrous Of being informed upon the subjec
Applications may be made in or BY letter addressed
je2 ltsm DR.. II. GREGORY, Surgeon. &c
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
INSTITUTE
FOR THE CURE OF. .rp

BADNESS AND GREY HAlK,
900 between Rssds s snS y Se
Office for the sale ofhs Patent connected
with which he has private room WHERE rs
as may wish to consult him the cure q bsldness Grey
Hair and other diseases Of the skn OF inc nesa OF OF
the hair ;............,x
dyed black, brown or au0urn oy INC use VI Ssos
Vegetable Liquid Dye. .-u.ua....
Depilatory Powders Tor entirely eiadcauns supeuous
na nch On c q formerly 2o5 Broadway my1l imsr
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

LrERPooL-Ship Oxford-James Todd of Louisville, Ky;
William ID. Budng of Montrea G. ID. Hammsnd, of do;
Thomas Pa Partridge of New York. Miss Crowther, 9f West
two children, of England Mrs s. Hutton of New York MIR.
LANG lady and children, Of do; Mrs Stuyvesant and
child O
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
RII.I.I RIlS

RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (late Empire), in Bar
"A clay street, the Astor House MICHAEL. long
informs his friends, patrons, and billiard players general
that he has taken the above large and est.b
lsment where they will find in first order Nine Of the
best Billiard Tables in the city, with good asssnd.nes He
parties wishing play by themselves hsye table il
themselves by applying the bar Gentlemen VIII
end the bar we'll supplied with liquors and
my6 lmsr MICHAEL PHELAN.
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
Markets.

New ORLrAss NAV 24--Busness still continues
dull The sales of cotton during the week have
not exceeded $4,000 bales, at old rates-in some in
stances "a little varied, but not sufficiently so to
warrant any alteration in quotations Little moth
ing ss been done in -four the high reghts preventing
expectations the prevailing rates per quantity have
been from 50 to $3.50 for choice brands There have
been large arrivals of pork during the past week-say
20 600 bbis mess brings from 1918 to $40 prime Ss to
has been an arrival Of about dozen vessels since saur
day morning there will probably be decline next week
There not any great amount Of bills Of exchange offer
ing and sales readily effected at 81 to u cent
prem for London Paris ST 40 to 81 45 prem New York
60 days ito 81 per cent Disc and at short sight to per
cent disc.
The New York herald., 1846-06-02

New York, Monday, Juno 1.
AsHrs.-Pots went OF at So so, and Pearls at 81 a
81 06f.
BREADsruFrs-There is still but little doing Genesee
is held at 81 so 81 56t and Michigan 81 431 81 So
Corros.-The sales to-day amounted to 1900 bales,
without change in prices there is no general inquiry
Freight to Liverpool has advanced 10 7l6d at which
engagement of laOe bales has been made We quote
follows -
The New York herald., 1846-06-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE ..

Cleared.
Br ship John X Robert, ,McMaehene, far ou.h.c Nc.
Murray. tut Sueoee, NC
Br ship Ahamrs, isockhart, for Quebec J Ncy.,r,v
X Co "' o''nheh, Niinturn
Ship Hudson, Lswrence e. for New or..n. u.;u.
ship Globe, Boudone for Baltimore '' " :" Ne''oh'
Shir Hercules, Msdgsn, for Antwerp, Schmidt R.,.h.
-iip ii.fralosl Holmes, for Liverpool Boyd Unn
AUp Nfnre, Nd 5rf. for London, j. II WlnsIow "eSen'
ship "a -A.sAs Wilson, for Charsston, Geo sutton