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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-27
LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine 4 Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE following brilliant schemes will, command the
i attention OF the friends Of FORTUNES HOME.
The unprecedented luck which has aliended the pat
rons Of this agency within the last sixty days. In the
sale Of many splendid prizes will be inducement
for al, search Of fortune forward their orders U.S.
orto c. w. PURCELL, Agent for tho Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEpTEM Der.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday. Sept. 4, 1871.
Grand Scheme:
prize of $4,000 ! prize of ss,Ssa
10000 10 {" $500
(" 5000 % 1000
5000 % 800
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates Of
packages of Whoies $l2o-shares In proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 20 Of 5000 DOLLARS |
Su,qnehanna Lottery, Glass No al, for l847. TO BIO
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, Sept. sth 70 No.
Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots
Splendid Prizes:
prize OF $4,000 90 prizes Of $500
90 1000 90 800
Tickets sl2; halves 6; quarters Z. Certificates Of
$4,000! 1864! a of 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 80, to DO drawn
saturday Sept; 18Th, 1917, a. Wilmington, Della
Grand Scheme:
prize Of $4,000 40 prizes Of Sl,OO0
1864 IS 500
10000 sc. &c.
Tickets Sl2; halves s; quarters 3. Certificate Of
package Of wholes sl4i-shares In proportion.
Look ont for The e9M of September!
$4,000! 100 of 81 .500i
LOWEST THREE NO. PRIZE $1,000.
Susquelanna Lottery, No. ~, to be drawn at Baltl-
more Wednesday, Sept %, lS47 IS Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize OF $4,000 prlzs of s2,3o oo
.soOi lst0
5000 1850
3.33G 100 l,5U0
5000 100 1000
$500 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters 10. certificate
Of 26 whoes Sl96-shares In proportion
n>y- Orders for Tickets under our management Will
be promptly attended 10, if addressed TO
ID. PAINE 81 CO., Managers
nrtn pIIRCEIlI.
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PRicE or TicKETs:-Whoies SFU-HHtSes 2U-eHal-
tiers 20-Eighths s.
Certificates of Packages Of Of Whole Tickets, s47a
IN do. 25 half do. 236
DO do. 25 Quarter do. lls
no do 25 Eighth do. 50
Official drawings forwarded as soon az received
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
w. P. TURPlN T. CO., Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and sh,res in any Of the above Schemes addressed 10
,he undersigned will receive the most prompt aten-
lion. and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon No Il ia received. w. r. TURPIN co.
Remittauces received fres ctpostage Drawngsfor
varded. when requested, as soon as received.
Forsmaller Schemes see OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ans. o w. P. TURPIN & co
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Look ont for The 99h of September
S50,000i 100 OF 81 500l

LOWEST THREE NO. PRIZE $1,000.
Susquehanna Lottery, No. ~, to be drawn.at BAIL
more on Wednesday, Sept %, lS47. IS Nos IL drawn
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100000! $4,000! 100000!

go prizes Of $4,000, amounting 10 100000,
being the lowest . No. Prizes3
The Is. and 81 drawn Nos, 81 ,000l
The % and Sd, or Sd and 4lh drawn Nos, $500 |!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 8, for ls47, 10 be
drawn In alexandria Saturday, the 30h day Of 0c
tobor iss7, under the superntendence Of Commission
ers. IS No. Lottery-la drawn ballots.
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=. w. Maury & Co.,

{ NJ A n A q E RS.)
Successors to J. q. GREGORY g. CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ nOND. Virgiaia.
The most brilliant Lottery crey da'0" IN The
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u
1- Recolect No. 3--"Thsrs's luck in odd pulnbeIs,
says Rory o'Mors." Aug, "
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yARlNA FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUC-
TION

IN the 1d day OF September, 1si7, this valuable,
~ Plantation, on james River, belonging 10 the Es-
tate OF Pleasant Akin, deceased will be offered pub
lie auction Is unnecessary to describe Yarina par
iicuary us il Is known 10 be Of the best farms in
Virginia, containing about ZOO acres, situated direct
~ on the river, IL miles from Richmond by land and
30 by water. The land is In high state OF improve
nent, and admirably adapted for the cultivation of
wheat, oats corn, &c. With ordinary management,
5000 bushels of wheat and 600 barrels of can be
made in one season. There il good dwelling, with
all necessary out houses together with well Of excel
lent water, on the place.
The purchaser Of this property will have the privilege
of seeding crop Of wheat In the Fall but absolute pos
session cannot be given until the LIST of January next.
TERMS-A credit az one, two and three years, equal
instruments, the purchaser executing bonds with un
doubted security, aud deed of trust TO secure their
payment.
sFor further particulars, apply to w. w. Townes at
Petersburg, rtu ANN NJ AKIN,
July 3o-ctds E1ecntrix of L. Akin. decra,ed.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
DWELLING HOUSE In LYNCHBUR(

DWELLING HOUSE IN LYNCHBURG.
IN THURSDAY, the Goth day Of September, ls4I'
at public auction by the undersigned. In obedience 10
a decree IL the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
Richmond Circuit, in suits therein depending, 10
one Of which Andrew Serdman is plaintiff, and The Ad
minisra,or and heirs of Landon H. Cabell, deceased
and others. are Defendants and in The other Of which
Robert Saunders is plaintiff aud The Administrator and
heirs of Landau L. Cabeli, deceased and others, are
drfrnaaus, all thai valuable Lot on Federal Hill, IN The
town Of Iynchhnrs, with The Dwelling lonss ana IN"
.ther buildings thereon and the appurlenances be-
longing To the estate Of Landon Cahe deceased,
now and for some years past occupied by Samuel Tar
land, ESQ.,, as tenant :,
TERMS-One. fourth nf The purchase money 10 10
paid either in cash the time Of sale, or thirty days
thereafter secured by note or notes. well cndorsed
negotiable and payable al Bank, Including interest,
f.om The day of sale tile rest OF the purchase money 20
be paid In three equal instruments, at SIX, twelve ana
eighteen months from the day Of sale-the purchaser 10
give his bonds for The three deferred TO the
undersigned az Commissioner and the title TO be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money il paid Pos
session be delivered 10 the purchaser upon MS MAX
Ing the cash payment. ,,.,
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w. II. Turpin Il Co.'S Office.
MO. 10s EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
IN J,;TsaniG

$4,000! $4,000 SI0,000l
Alexandria Lottery, Glass So for ls47, TO De drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, Aug. IS. Is Drawn Nos. out
Of IS Grand Scheme prize of $40 900, 10000. 10
0O0 000 900 3GOo 2,7OS, 80 OF 1000, GO OF Co., CD
Of 400 l29 Of 300 &C. Ticketsso; halves s. quarters
9 So >,
The most brilliant LOtte,y tver dram in The
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REEDY BOTTOM FOX SALE.

WILL be sold on The premises, 10 the highest bidder,
w on FRIDAY, the first day of October next, on 4
credit OF one two and three years the above named
tate the residence the late Thomas Watkins, deceas-
ed, on Dan River miles Southwest of Halifax, Court
House, and IL miles below Milton, North Carolina, con-
tanng 1854 good portion Of which is in woods;
about a10 first Low Grounds Tie up lands, orr
gnaIly OF the finest quality, have been cultivated for
number Of years The four SHIFT system; is well adapt
ed To the growth Of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Oas and
Glover. On The land Is convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary outhouseS.
Adjoining thr above Is another tract OF 276. acres,
with good portion of woods, which will be sold Ell
Their separate connected, may be most suitable 10
purchasers; this has also good Dwelling and
other oulhnuses.
Persons Wishing To purchase, will be shown The
lands by Mr. George 4. Richardson, residing the
premises, or by the subscriber
Privilege for seeding wheat will be given in The
FALL and possession on the first day Of January NEXT.
WILLIAM WATKINS,
July i3-ctts Executor of Tho's Watkins deceased
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Movements OF the Packet ships.
pONT OF NEW XONx. FEBRUANY 2o.
Cleared.

sosar s% ss:s S1" nA' Ma
Sas Nfy Brooks Peter
4aaey Rs v0's Masd
ssh-JSSa H.soss Yopnx Mf'fn,s. Badger Peek
so,p-Caiedonia, Cole, Norwich.
ff @ sa
y r p
Ship Henry Allen Wilson, day. from Charleston, with
Bark RAPID Ward from Hayau., Feb s, with md.e to NJ
f e; 4 tf % ps
having Ssss d,y: Cars wi!a head wind.
cutter col kssIaey. politely Offered
mS Ssw Gsaa hxax say sn with
SS Ss,.s ia from NsS
btigs Mnseo'. Sleeper fr NYork; Cleopatra, do and
oa,E John jardn' samson, day. from Bermuda. bal
Big day: t e. r.! ,IsIs Ss ss
n S% soS" o b M s wS
os!as5 5iS d e'saiI Sarah Warren, ios WORK; -,
'i Sa oSe Bruce WADE day, H from Belize ondu
Sic G's9ss'ss %s %aIdSSSSs Kent !, day. .m New
Orleans w,th ou to suydam' Sage co-ve'sel to Mes
BS Lowdsr conklin sd.y, from Savannah with cotton
refine, NE; 18th, of the Woodlands spoke
venue schr fancy, crue, relieving vessels Ia want Of
| assistance
Brig rockingham, Baysey. days from Savannah with
| lumber to Badger Peck.
Brig rhura Thatcher days from Savannah, with cotton.
| to Duaham u Dimon.
chr Henry King Nada 20 days from City OF st Domn-
go, wi! m,hogmy, to q Rossere Co Lett schrs Don
Nicaol for York. next day; Alexander Kelly for do in
sd.y. Bark Lewis G,r,rd sd days previous. The Q
where she perfectly tight had no pilot board the
time,
Oesns with pork &c The master 18th inst Of Hsteras
| spoke brig Homer, from Pha-
scht Amiaa, Wass days from Cardenas, with moasses
! to q Thurston.
/ rice, to order.
Bark Lisbon, -, from 81 Johns, in ballast, to X Ir.
|
| Br bark Woodstock, from st John, in ballast.
wv BARI, painted lead color. with figure head
| Also. a ship, supposed to be apacket
Reumed-shp Hector for Glasgow and anchored at the
w spit.
Sailed.
Ship Orleans, for New Orleans.
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state or the Flour Markets,

Bosror, Feb ls-Flour- Exporters not willing to
to the views of holders; sales Genesee and
Troy 81 10 az IL; Georgetown: s7H per Dbl Fish
All kinds Ill more demand Mackerel have gone up
nearly 81 per Dbl; sales No 500 and No 2 on; some
holders refuse to sell under and $40 per Dbl 0ran-
Sales for shipping have been for Northern round l03
1860, measure, weighing 5s 90 lbs the bushel; yellow
flat 9S 99c, and white 90 9Sc do. Oats plenty 4Sc foi
North River. Rye soc.
ALBANY Feb. Is We notice sales of 500 brls Roches-
ter -four at So 62 with privilege of storage to opening
of river and DO Michigan at SIS 90 delivered at Herk
MGR GrainWe have no change to notice in street
produces corn 81 80 cents rye 81 cents, oats 40H al
cents, barley 651s 661a cents malt s71a cents
BUFFALO Feb 49, ls47.-The only sales hear of are
those which occurred yesterday afternoon viz s6A bis
Eric Mills Black Rock at So % aud goo bbs Cleveland
City Mills So. No change in wheat, corn or provisions
FHu.pELPHIA, Feb lS-Four rather quiet and we
are advised of sales to the extern. of 1000 bbls mixed
brands at Sc rs; some holders ask more. Corn meal in
fair demand with sales OF 5000 bb for present and future
delivery at 50 u.s. Wheat-A sale Of fair Southern was
made at 25 Corn Sales OF 5000 bushels Sout hern
yellow reported at 81 Co. and 1000 bushels Penn
syvania at 80 - both measure. Oats in better de-
mand COCO Pennsyvan sold for shipment at ~ c., de-
livered.
NosroLK Feb l7.-Corn, yellow. 80 cents white so
mixed 10 10 so cents Wheat 81 OK to 81 10, de-
mant fair.
PITTSBURGH, Feb ia very active demand sprung
for flour yesterday morning but holders the
alert and generally put prices to 81 So at which
price 66a bbls on the Monongahela wharf boat changed
hands-we understand shade more was paid for part
parcel quantity not reported in store sold at "a CO.
Sales dny loads for at 62a Sales also 200 bbs
received Ivy river and wagon at 3!H "a 90 The mar
ket closed active at so. lot OF 20 barrels in store
changed hands four times in the Of the day Tho
sales in ell about l400 bbls.
ClyciSnArI, Feb. l3-Early on Saturday, 900 barrels
sol from store at SIS 90 but when the reports OF
the New Orleans market under date of the 81 instant
generally circulated showing &C. and not 81 TO be
the current rate buyers became and the
dropped down to So at which about 1000 barrels weo
sold rem store, railroad and rver630 in lot from
railroad There large receipts by canal but very
few buyers made their appearance there during the day
and the only sale heard 5S bbls, at 81 49, many
of the regular dealers olling Off,
NEw ORLEANS, Feb 9.-The market opened very I'm.
guidly bat grew rmer towards the close of business
We hear Of the following sales Sae bbs Ohio at IS s7
400 at s6 500 500 800 600 at $6 1900 and 500 So
and change haboat load of l240 bbs at So Corn
The demand continues steady; sales Aatboat load
white and yellow TO arrive, at 90 per bushel in bulk
OssSaies 435 sacks at so 430 at 55 $50 at 81
5000 bushels at 90 c.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.


Arrived brig Charles Beals Charlie ton; sehr Beey Mar.
SON. franklin CID bark Levant, Hewitt, Cardeuas schr
Trumpet, Howes NBedfo fellow, ship supposed to be
the Cou mbus from Boston, bak Florence and Caspian I'm
do; bngs and several schrs Wind NE, and
lher very thick.
Homo POrtss
BALTIMORE, Feb lg-Arr brig Baltimore, Gill Savannah;
schr Mary smith, Newburyport. CID, ship Manchester,
(second returned distress Jan 3) Penss kv-
epool; barka II Douglass Norylle Sligo. Il Mail (Br)
Gordon, Cork and market: big Sabo, Sawyer Belfast
,ch STAR Corner Cape de Verbs and market sid rshp
Pescatore Boudin Havre bsak koube Foster Limerick
brig Dover Clifford Botsn; schrs gadaheck Heron. do
Ridgeway, spauldng st Thomas. Also IN tow Of the
steamer Relief ship Manchester Pentss for Liverpool
NoRroLK, teh affair schrs CoTelis. Bumpus,, Yo'k;
Anderson, Houseman, York; Only Son, Burke, al;
takapas bound Richmond. IN with loss OF boat and
foeboom ih inst. lat 81 long 49, spoke OH INST lag % long 79
a. English brig bound 20 Liverpoo; Emerald, Davis,
Rappahanuoek bound York; Iowa, Laue Gloucester,
Mass; pilot boat Comet. Whei from cruise; reports schr
Z Thomson, from Nassau for Bsitmq5e, went up the
Hampton having brig Daha (beore reported ashore
Cape HenryC Capt reports ship and brss bound IN
the roads, and ship anchor off the York Spit Sid, br &
Tally Ho, Elliott LyerpOoi s, arr brig Alysnp Baker
York. Maeaso, treeman Boston. Cd brgs pao,, Young
Cork Tally Ho, Elliott, Lverpoo schr williams, Ba-
ker, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20
.,.., 10 hsck ou,7 Is IL afraid that

the Administration afraid back out7 Is i afraid that
recon of general increase OF duties Tor the
psace esiabIishmenl Though enacted in the midst Of
the war was not tho bill OF 40 framed upon estimates
for the peace establishment The principle rs clear
A state Of rnr requires revenue than peace-and
tae hill of 40 might be extended 10 five millions addi
ticnn revenue without touching tea and coffee, and
without percephhie influence upon The very poorest
consumers in The country
II does appear that this reiterated recommeuda.
ton for a tea and csfee is more from q resolution
the House into ohedieuce than from any idea
that will be OF any potential benefit TO the Treasury
Does hs President desire to shift the responsibility OF
This odous tax upon the ouse1 Ia he determined that
they shall assume az the hazard OF mic atom
We hope not II so, Il is a contemptihe resolution and
entirely out Of place at this juncture of affairs We
iope that Father Richie will explain; aud he ed have
no lear IN this view OF any restriction upon the liberty
OF .he press doctrine which he is making even more
ridiculous than the ground of his expulsion
HOWQUA.
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Rates or Ereiehts.

BosroS Feb IS The schooner Alciope, of % tons
buithen now lying in haibor been to
Dad grain for Ireland The demand for vessels
WILMINGTON, Feb J6-vessels, at no time within our
knowledge, we're SO much wanted in port at this
time every vessel being taken up rates.
The Nonpare carrying about Co., has been charter
cd at 81 100 for the Havana aud back here foreign port
charges paid The Perkins, capacity about 100 600,
taken up TO Havana and back TO a northern mort nj
81 600 and all foreign port charges paid The brig
Josephine, capacity Of about lao 900, was taken I'D for
West India voyages foreign port charges pnid at $500
month. The brig Samuel N Gott, already loaded and
rcedy for bound 10 Windward Island Included TO
discharge her cargo and accept offer from Govern.
mont carry volunteers to Brszos ST. Jsgo or Tampico
fer So 800 to former port, or S2 200 TO rampico We
learn Of any quantity OF reghts offering both coastwise
and foregs. We know OF one house having ten
NEw OrLEANs, Feb 9-Rates unsteady, and market
excited. A ahip was taken for iavre ct c; shin was
hed up Tor Liverpool at ga, and another engaged 1900
bales at the rate vessel chartered for Liv.
erpoo TO load at Apalachicola at ID and another 10
load at the port for the Mediterranean &C. Flour
has been shipped to Liverpool 7ssd, 2ld Cotton
TO the North, lkd.
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Ecrsian I'm, uvrsation..

,,LyEnrooI,ship WaterIoo-l case WIN Habe,shsm-sd do
Tone. ssaa
II Lewis < Goodman-s HuntIi Crowsll Hai9ht,a A
weii-lA Arnold 4 CO. smith TofIey ( COS Ress (
ASso m
emo Russell MS5chS Lt." alden col Jssosu.
Ss's m% elf.sY f' wss
LsIg; Lo.nIss T Jone; CO., Wolf Bi'hop-Ei:
si"s@s AIS %illiss:83' Rss: sI jsslia: CO. ROB
sn:g,I ff,.ss %a ss aa. sS'sS:
s.d Haa:aa
c05n BIo s. sSsa sander sI
ssnins sin Gsos Hun; :S. M sS.t
so. PS%Ia11 s. B1o.
Jsha Gs%p S1. s, e93 o BsIcs EW
Nm sIyss..ia Hunt B!oIhsI:Is Ph'p., ch;s,sadsn
Syass 4.s SsS:;s
Wis8isys chain cSe. '; William sa Aymar co.. bo9
Rust, Dean Wyles-s! cases sbales & Stewart CO.
s do % 5sna A1ss
Is faoa
.s do s S eSs Rsh S ;d
Gillian co q Blake Brownni Bennett, Buckley Clark
railroad iron 100 bds galvanized ate. sa bars iron
sacks sa KeInIs cho9 nor sa. Eel
Victor 3nsty.naSs Curtis DIS MS .ss:: Hem
81 s1e g sfsi ya
Nj 90 VIII Ksy, e DO S S.e.
:siIs, 20 sIas1
Pax.on57 bags do Barstow colo do smith-l36 do
HAvASANBri! forceio-s4l hhis moa.s-s So tres do
sr DoMrsoo-sehr Henry g Kmg-lsoo pcs mahogany 1T
do lsnumviis to A Rosaieie Il co.
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iIOWQUA.
WAsHiNGroN, Feb. Is. lsA7.
NJ R.ItI.-

WAsHiNGroN, Feb. Is, 1917.
Mr. Butler.
Mr. Butler, the new sepator from South Carolins,
made clever speech to-day the three million bill
Mr.. Butler is a peculiar man he has peculiar good
natured look but when ycu look at him on the street.
would puzzle philosopher to tell what no is thinking
about He has luxuriant head of white hair ford
and round face, and such expression OF the serio
comico as is perfectly indescribable His manner OF
speaking is pointed simple and TO the purpose; but he
is 80 rapid as to run ahead of his thoughts which fire.
quently brings him 10 dead halt. stsnmerng as IT, in
his hurry, he feeling around for the clue OF his
gument which he hes lost At reparee, as exhibited in
the tournament with Turney he s sharp, keen, and
scorchDg at snecdote be is excellent and he is
second fiddle a constitutional ion. that funda
mental qusfc stion of South Cnroina politician But
me the and you would conclude that he
had good Joke in his custody and looking around
for somebody to whom TO tell 1.-THE has such funny
look. He IL well bred gentleman, and honorable
Faithfully, THE DOCTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20

FROM SANTA FE.-Mr. Merritt, one of compa.
nv of thirty who started from New Mexico on the
I'd of last November has recently arrived at Boonve
Missouri He says several of their company badly
frost bitten, and three persisted. The of the
frozen to death Bartlett Long, and Thomson, from
Buchanan county.
The company came IN on foot, and were fifty seven
day the about four hundred miles of the jour
ney through eight inches deep.
The volunteers selling their Government checks
in Santa Fe at rs per disCountNdtionaI IneIi-
FL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20

New ORLEASs-Bark lndana-5oO bbls pork TOO do lard
< X Milbsnks,
SAvANNAH-Brig Lowder-4 bis cotton Fl w 8 Hils-ll2
do II Brigham & coo Dbs pork d Morgan co-9s do
rice to order.
sAyANNAHBrg Philura-oG bales cotton George Collins
90 do Burr--3i do x X Grsves-960 hides Kundel-
30 packages to Aundry pcrson8 bxs root Buk-i
uuuk Durham imm-l brl pasto Pope-33 bales cot
ton 3s do AZ do so casks rice pulp 10 order.
CHARLEsToN- Ship Aen-52 tres rice SO bales cotton
Robinson coil bales do Atwater Milford
II do IL Colt co-2ia do Paps-i05 ties rice 3i bales
cotton Mills cs Griffin * Pulip-2 do NJ Wiey-H bis
TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20

flNHG rhly ar. TkEArtsE. ON CEhrAls lMrOk
DISEASES WHICH VERY CLOSELY RESEMBLE
THEM-By Dr. RALPH, author Of the Family Pnysi
ciau, &c. &c. ann for sale the Publication Office of hh
Domestic Medical Works. 32s Broadway hird sotion $50
pp-Prce 81. .
This comprehends every subje relating the dis.
referred well the varied consequences result
ns from their msmanag emen such as veneea eruptons,
pam. the bones inpoeoce gleet strctute se Se and
sbe should fail stand the nature aad The
of curing them also, the recipcs used IN the
Il, IS practice given for making the remedies
oured.
But it has another 1t shows there other diseases
which much resemble venerea gonorhoea and which
the same way, but which have no.
thing all do with Of htm Little do people think
when being dugged by voracous quack that
in many cases, they have o such dsea.e upon them.
70 This work is, therefore, designed protection
against imposition and safe guide 10 those who would
treat their own with privacy and success JAG lmeI
MO CURE, no PAY.-Dk CUkBlTI, 10 Duane street,
IN (mcmber of the Royal College of Surgeons, Londen
he consulted in the delicate diseases
practice Of fourteen years devoted to vencresl Diseases
enables Dr. O. the form OF this disease Recent
cured in four days used Structure cured
in two weeks without pain Constitutional Dc
blity-rhose individual, who have INDUCED IL CERTAIN
oathsome habit positively be restored 10 health ans
society Dr. g. has not removed his office as ey
q certain mushroom dentist Remember, 10 Duane street.
next door to DR.. Johnson's. 10 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20

PERKS OF THE MTNEs.-A frightful accident &C.
ward Langworthy highly respectable citizen of that
place. was descending mineral shaft about 80 feet in
depth. When he had got down about 80 feet, the rope
broke. and he precipitsted to the bottom He was
not dead when taken up, but he frghfully bruis
ed that il supposed that he could live but few
hours National Gazette, Jan 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-20

Philadelphia Cattle Market,

FkB chickering's Of the week 1000 beef cattle
including 400 for New York; $50 and calves; 400
swine and 100 sheep.
Prices-Beeves in fair demand end nearly all in mar.
ket sold within the range Of $5h a 81 the 100 lbs
Cows and calves bring $ls a $40.
Swine sell freely AT 81 SIX the 100 lbs
sheep Sales are making at 50 81 each as in quality
Hay steady in price, with sales OF good Timothy at 63
75c the cwt, and straw StH a SOY the 100 bundles