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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
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meru ,un9efdhr 9 Weilen bon Canton qeie-
9en.- eiebbaber ftnncn sueleid, BON einem
tss Nder Sano unter biuioen Beoinquu-
gen renten. Gas 0ldbere ;u e1 fraeeu in Die
er Oruferei. l2S3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
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1e In Canton.
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aenrtn &aunties. g. JNeper. eeutfeber 4bpcfat
uno y Votar, Mitslieb cbiser Sirma, te(crst chen.
fails auf Die biasffen 8erinsunSen, 9pamaebten u.
fcnftise Stritlie Snfrumenten, in heutfeber fran.
stffber unb enslif3er SpraHe, urb ifebt nobt an,
fur fareeren3ulansttAtettjubarsen.
Canton, ben l5ten Oe3. 1876.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
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mann ieinem Sotne Anto n nid,ts auf
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lcnnen bin cine bon inn sen,ahte Sdulo ,u
|beSablen. Scbn eebmiller
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
Sbnelber Mert1fdtte perz
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Nifplatts SSpnr.

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AlSemeinen, srsetent bic @n,cisc, Dag CT fens
Sbnetoer Berftfdtte.
in iein nsues 0adtfein Getance in QDetf. suscara.
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2tersG une teinabe sesenhttr rem Srantlin !eaus
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rrr6effcrte Qeeiit fcrt,uiceen screntt.
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une in uetereintfmmans init rer fratctfen unp tt.
listelten mcbe.
Or erbalt bic Wret trurnalen mpnatli6 pcn Sttu.
Dcrt uno baltmcnattidb pcn paris, Srontrcit.
Arteitsprsibe maB,s une seitse,nab.
Tertt9e &leionn9sflife.
salt er tettancis auf .eanb une pertauft tslet ia
cen tilliSifen prsien fur Saarsslo oter annebnta.
re sanpes procutte.
Oei. Is. 1876. 3zlN.,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21
gefanntmabunacn.
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Na6rtd)t miro biermtt Den Sar.
sablern in Der Corporation BON Canton &C.
seben. BAG idb bei ibnen rerf6nlid lit ibren
reip. Marcen anrnfen ,perbe, nm bic Iaren
beia9ter Corporation fir bas Sahr ls47 unb
Die rerfaaenen Taren BON 1916 - as nit
ben narauf hofteneeu Strafaelbern uno csn-
terefsn, an fclaeneen Goeen, eiusuIammcln;
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nm 2. 6reitass Den 80. -
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Wertt fino 10 @euts.
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Suenmaarcn uno ferti9en Glcibungs s1ldcn
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-21

Canton Dienltas Suli 6ten ls47
Waiien Q 80
Rleefaan,en $2.75
Safer Is bis lS
Mellhfcrn IS btS 81
Ncs9en 81
@eoiirrte Nepfel SO
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8artcfeln. 25
Gter. 6
Sd1infen. Z
Butter 1T Hcllen 8
DO. in TaB ., z
Wei;enmebl per Barrel IS 90
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MARBLE DEALERS,
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A N undivided half of the rich and mex
IA haustible QUARRY OF MARBLE, long
and extensively known as "HYATr's QUAR-
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OFFERED FOR SALE by the subscriber, on the
most advantageous terms. The Quarry has
been wrought for fifteen years, and is ac-
knowledged by all consumers of Marble to
afford the best article for general use that IS
found in the state.
ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENGAGE IN
THE MARBLE BUSINESS, IN connec-
ton with the subscriber, who will furnish
funds to carry on the business, might make
favorable arrangement by addressing by
letter or otherwise, at Brandon, Vt.
WILLIAM G. HYATT.
Brandon, Nov /, 1847. 9:2O-32
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

SSUCH as Coats, Pants, Vests, Overalls,
~ Shirts, &C., for less than cost Of materials.
At HIGGINS.
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THE LATEST NEWS 1!

A N entire new Stock of GOODS this day
IA received, comprising all the latest styles
for the Fall trade. The public may depend
or getting better assortment of GOODS,
and at less prices than can be obtained at any
other store in this section. Call and see.
N. b. GRANTS Premium TANNING
MILLS, and Atwoods Empire Cooking
STOVES, for sale at low prices.
CHAPMAN & McEWEN.
CAipmanS Point, Sept 1871. -
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And lavs euiending Pensions to Chadren
in Certain cases.

! lam. oo.yo,, ,I;01 DeySiOnS to Children
ana 'oS0' e':''' |f,I.; ,,noo
IN CcftoI" o'tSo', ,o,,, +ir,o nm
TENhe subscriber, having pGeii io[ Sm6 n,'
H. gagged in investigating ea.lllS ot rnlIto t;or Of
rears of Pensions, bounty laiiI D. e. 60 nrd
Half Pay arrears OF MlIltafy rIS, 'Iat;oMs fnro
having all the Laws Forms ana fn ad Won
the Pension Ofice,ls tnereiole I'D ~
orously and promptly, az ms owl ,ae al nn,
without fee or reward Wneh olns an
plcants for PENSIONS III inc ota o s,1snondod
LIST Where claim mas peeh ieJe''''0' ''' i'0''
for further proof. ,,i,r ~ deed s or was
ID Where Pensloner, hVih9 Vi ueai 10 +,n ,,"s
supposed to be entitled to larger oii'i0ii 'i-' 40
awarded. oo,a,,., ~. co,1io, is NOW
Sd where revolutionary O4ceToi 90 o om
vng,or has died since 3d 3I Mreh o
having served during tne var, ~ "a f NIL 800
establishment he has ed since Sn ol 10 ne e
4th Where WluoW It tol Of soryice is now
praon of her husbands last term OF % III"
alive, or has died since 4th OF J9y lGoo' a +,o 1s+
5h Where widow married previous ~ ,i0 or
Of January 1884, IS now aAVe, OF nus NulS"'i
tain circumstances )ded SINCE IN ouy 80 ,,o.o
9th Where widow has been lHg 3;ai l ,ii1
than once, and IS now Wiao", Of N"' 0'00 - "1'-
ow, since 23d August 1912; .,o ~, and 9Th
I. Where widows, described under me ON ana o'h
classes, have already received or years pay.
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and their terms will be as favorable as can
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They cast a very large assortment Of Job
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tons, sc. &c. They have just got upa Com
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Constantly on hand, Brass Rule, Metal
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They have just got up series of Text let
ter, suitable for the headings of newspapers
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Founding, they would respectfully ask the at
tention Of Printers to their establishment, at
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TX The type on which this paper is print
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Dr. Townshcnd Dear Sir-I have the pleasure ON
form YOU that three of my children have been cured OF
the Scrofua by the use Of your excellent medicine-
They were afflicted very much with badsores have tax
en- some foui bottles it took them away, for which
feel under deep obligation. Yours, &c
ISAAC w. GRAIN, LOG Wooster-st
New Y ork, March 4, 1S47
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

GENTLEMEN in want of CLOTHING,
Va cheap, we'll made and first rate fashiona-
BILE fits, please call at the store formerly oc-
cupied by II. Kingsley, and you can find all
such as you want. We have cloths from n
York and Boston, of the most approved styles
and can cut and make them better than at
any other shop this side the city.
&C. SCOTT & co.
Brandon, May 81, 1847. 40
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TEAS.

VENHE greatest bargains ever offered in
u Teas may now be found at
l9 G. w. BILLIARDS..
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PHOENIX HOTEL,
STATUARY MARBLE QUARRIES,

BRANDON, VERMONT
VVNHE above named quarries, well known
Il for furnishing superior quality of Mar
bic, of fine white, and taking a high polish,
are now being worked, producing a quality
of Marble, said to be unequaled in America
All orders for Monuments, Tomb & Grave
Stones, Marble Slabs, Blocks, Pedestals or
Statuary from those quarries, may be address
sed to Knowles Taylor, Proprietor, at LEON
deroga or city ofNew York, or to Steph!e n l..
Goodell, Superintendent of the quarrles' al
Brandon, vi. KNOWLES TA1LOK.
September, 25, 1S47. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State Of the ElOlir Markets.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-the only sale we hear of is
2374 bbs Ohio to arrive at Sc 25prices unsettled by
offered at So l2a and other holders withdrawing for
the moment from the market Wheat-l260 sacks sold
at 81 SO CornSales 200 sacks white in cotton sacks
at 73c 500 white at 79c 626 sacks white and 5000 and
5000 bushels white and mixed at s0ctwo lots yellow
of $50 sacks at S5c and 5000 bushels yellow in coffee
bags at size Oats-Prices recedng-sale of round
lot at soc.
BALTIMORE April 2l.-Therc advance in the
price of Howard street -four yesterday We note sale
of lot ut SO S and another at Sc S7 and 81 OBJ
81 deliverable and payable 18th May; also lot of 100
bbls the spot at 81. The receipt price Is unsettled
There has been nothing of moment done in City Mills
flour yesterday and to-day The last sales at ST.
cd holders declined to operate until the tenor of the
was known. Sales of 700 bbls Susquehanna -four
at 81 sale of 500 bbls Pennsylvania Corn Meal at
81 10, and 500 bbs. Baltimore at the rate. Re-
ceipts of Md wheat are very light. We quote good to
prime reds at iOal50c Sales of $500 bushels Pcnnsyl-
vania red at l55a60c. Sales of Md white Corn S5a
Sc and yellow at 92a9lc Sales Of Pennsylvania yellow
At 9ic for fiat and 96c for heavy round by weight We
quote Oats at false p s. Since the foregoing in
type, advices from England have been promulgated
showing very considerable decline in all descriptions
of Breadstufs. The market of course became greatly
unsettled and we hear of transactions in any dcscrp
tion.
PHILapELrHIA. April 2l-The unfavorable tenor of
the foreign by the steamer cambria received by
egraph late last night unsettled the prices of bread
Etuffs, and kept buyers out of market; if except
Wheat transactions very limedsome $4,000 bushels
Tenn sold at 81 % 81 so for good reds and 81 81 for
rcd and white mixed, mostly at 81 So, being generally
taken to I'LL up vessels that have time loading
Corn without demand. and sales made to establish
price. FlourNo inquiry for export, and sales limited
10 some small lots; good Western taken for home
fcred at s. so and sale Of 800 bbs reported this after
at that price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23
Domestic Importatlops.

UALl ION, NIfNls)-Bng Henld-1oq ha., oa,a, a,
y GsaI 100 bags Brewer Nelson
Puetyitz-ls5 casks rice LsveehL1s do T II victor
a Dc Cutling-I3 do smith BoynonZ5o bales roan \,
s2 40 ail,C7i bales ozosbgrs, VIZ Molo bales ysTn
olso9-l 90 Higgins& Coz do II Vosc-l hi w
Anchen Son. crates rags Burnap Babcock-9 hove "
bale Prince Batus-8 boxes ID Armuhaw-i ~ uoa.s
y Sterling, box Mather-i5a hides bundle skins God
iroXl p3x op ~ oevaine oo-lli empty bbs Taylor
CgARLEsros-Brg Moses. ll tcsrc A Roster & Co
3i9 ID PFcTe Fenars52 bales cotton King Coi5 emp
~ reIs N,chos.lg do Robert Johnson-56 do Andre
Kirk Col6 do Fl NJ Shanerl hi Dbl Pelot lie Barbier
Davey. ~
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Miscellaneous Record.


Br brig David Trewawas, Hampton Roads, from Liver
pool experienced weather during the and
lost manop and the long boat and had
cheons esky. March ith, fell from the b
boom and drowned and lhe 18th nst boy also fell
from the main topmast and was lost
Spoken.
Norfolk March IS lat 38 o. lon 40 &c. with loss Of fore topsa
wanted su9py of and bread but unable
ply hes but supposed she supplied days after by
Am bark, as boat was sent alongside.
Bark Rio Grande from Philadelphia for Belfast March
lat "A, lon 49,
Br bark Londonderry days from Londonderry for Phla
April 10, lat sc 40, lon 81 so.
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April 2OArr schr Gazele Bait SID schrs
Senator, Boston, Cordova do Mozele, St Johns NE.
April 22Arr ships Hampden, Briggs, from Lii
verporl; Charles Henderson tBrl Suttleton Charleston
WIN Dawson [Brl, Splta from Leh; bark Parana, Goodng
from Bordeaux briggs Zoe Phillips Is days from New Orleans
Betsey Bril- Cabena from Londonderry; Grand Turk Bril-
Shaw from Sligo; Shepherdes Bril- Craig from Limeick
steamer Herald Russe-saw off Great Wicomico bark,
and off the Wolf Trap full eyed brig supposed British
Cid briggs Maria Knowon, Boston; Princess Royal [Brl
Petty Bermuda; Boston, Nickerson, Boston; Medora B
Smith, Hamilton Bermuda; Roe Avery, New York; Bunker
Hill, Stinson Free Port, Me-.
In HAMrroy RoAps, April 2o-Br brig David Trewsvas,
from Lyerpoo Br brig Scpio Gregges Sc days from White
haven; Br brig Maria Campbell, from Loughswy J); Br
bark Theodosia Irwin, from London.
NORFOLK, April 2o-Arr bark Constance, Foster Boson
schrs John Simmonds Small Boston; Viola, Fitzgerald San
Bias via Island of Providence 10 days
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MARITIME HERALD.


Cleared.
Ships-Sir Robert Peel Chadwick Liverpool, 4,inHs,i'
Mintun Co; Gladiator. Bunting, London onnne' N'i'
Ha Ssds sdsas: piq Taylor Adelaide
Nash coppsShod. cG sls: SS .rr Ms:% %Os
P, Ps yss paa H bs Sss 81
sGs%sn Bs%S.s6 Mel ' FSiiladsipG S
nj ,.. Smith Ballard 81 days from Palermo TO Francia
e. Cost Eli hs m a.v i.s Ta s
siass ASs Fearing buchanan dsg ord
ssy Si+ S"is ~
de Adams az. s 81. ns s d Ssf cs s MsS ID,
wreck 81 the bark Boston Bait wir
%l sis csrr sSaetied Eas
o from Phs for s Bay Of MsTso the Grey had aSspdSned
Pss ss%aS Tasf 3 says from osr' al
s. 80 long IS spoke brig shaw from Liverpool for Baltimore;
Il y
snE Margaret. LeayiH 70 day. from Ma..H1a. with
ssa Eass 'ssf s GO :S 5
brig Guest, walshoes So days from Liverpool with salt,
BIZ brig Regard Wharton 50 days from Hull with mdse, to
BIZ brig Levanias Grove from Glasgow and Clyde, March
Young, Hawkins co.
Br brig Ann Louisa, Rie 6a days from Newcastle with
coal, to Barclay Livingston. .
Brig Moses Buckley, Sdays from Charleston with mdse to
Brig Emily Sherwood, days from Charleston, with rice
Sc to Durham & Dimon
Br brig James Hay Leayitts, 70 days from Sierra Leone
Africa with pepper Sc to MENUS Left brig Oriental, OF
Salem The brig Ceylon sailed for Neiug With PROVISIONS
Lat Sc lon S. spoke spoke brig Eurotus OF Boston, from
Orleans for the coast, out II days. -.
Br brig Charles Merritt 40 days from Shoeham, British
Channel in ballast TO the master. -
Brig Susan ngraham, Backngton of Thomaston AZ days
from Cadiz with wine Mason Thompon Left ship Yes
ress eaky would have discharge TO held md
it supposed she would be condemned. -
Brig Yucatan Baker 10 days from Ponce PR with sugar to
Badger Peck. .
Brig Herald Allen IS days from Galveston, Texas, with
the master 9th inst the Bay OF Mexico spoke
ship Bengal for NOreans. .
Br schr Eliza Jane Hilton 20 days from Turks Island with
bushels salt Tucker Lghbourn Left no American
vessels. .
Br scr Eliza Jane Hilton 10 days from Turks Island with
Schr Susan Taylor Johnson days from Cardenas with 1856
hhds moasse Read Hoppock 18th inst lat 30 49, Ion 10
&C. spoke ship Exchange Funck from NOeans for Hayre-
out Ia days. .
Schr Com Kearney, Paine Is days from St Marks with cot.
ton, to master. IA passengers. - .xa o., ~
Schr Pauline, Field from Nswbern NC. with corn, to
Schr Diamond, Witham from Edenton. NC, wheat.
Schr Charleston, Rowland, days from Newbem NC, with
Schr Mary Ann Guest Rogers days from Brandywine.
Schr B, Meyer from Milford.
Schr Michigan Terry days from Baltimore, with mdse to
Schr Maria Nj Kiotts Chase, days from Boston.
k,,1 al q l,r,oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23
Foreign ImNrfafioIls.

PALERMoBark James Smth-32O0 bxs oranges and lemons
100 bales 81 bags 20 quoce Is bxs almonds do
birthstone 10 tons Francia CO.
sierra LEosE, tAca)-Br brig James Hsy-2OO bags pep
per 2000 hides 20 bxs ginger palm oil
leopard skins Nevius.
CAplz-Brg Susan ngaham3 butts hhds Is ar cks wine
o DivslO hhds do ~ cs iquoricc paste Harmony
phews1Si gr cks wine Russell March-2 do T Stalker-i
butt Blackburn 100 kegs olives Brouwer Nelsoni5 hbds
III qr casks wine Mason Thompono az cks Is hhds to or
der.
PALERMo-Ship France-805 cartsn birthstone 1000 bag,
81 quonsh paste 100 bags rags 50 bags canary
seed 80 do wanuts $50 do berts 1903 do boxes do
i2oi do lemons 2ojO do oranges Draper Dsn-3 cases
essence order
HuLLBng Regard-l2l tons coal 81 casks oil WoodhuII
Mntuu-7i casks oil g Norwood COLES bars iron
MAYOR " co.
HuLL-Brg Tusc,ny-si casks mdze. u B Norwood &
Tossl bars iron Naylori grndstones H22 casks oil
y fowls!-ll casks oil Woodruff & Mnturn-206 tone coal
Young, Hawkings K co.
yLAsGow-Brg Levanass-l2o coal Buchah anan Har.
RS COS boxes pkgs mdxe, order.
aastAs-Brs Margaret-l638 boxes sugar bags do
49, N'f'N' " "'@'" 'f"''''o' w mas
h-bTs Yucatan9i hhds sugar Harmony Ne
'V"i"'ses w tnc iHas-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23
~, -. ia do: Virginia Brown do do Wildes p Walker.
Providence IdY: Orb Davis disc Sid schr

E as f lds Orb Davis. disc Sid sshi
z, lssSp A% ss' Fa%Ds FIN po,0. ,s
l.Is, Ds bark M Cooley for
March ~n pori bark Adsiins Lincoln, for
orr poyEn. March 2s-Angelque, Edwards, I'm Amster-
Orr BrAcMY HEAD March 2s-Haidee. soule I'm Bremen.
Orr FALMOUTH. April i--Leonidas Murray, from New
York for Havre reported probably Leonidas Counce I'm
Orr THE LIzARDo no date-Ocea from New York, for
HaWe.
just co%as I'm DO ao
for Noslsans Wakona Paine, for 90 do Shaw ove.i Tim
90 M % saS
IS s fon trieste Just sr for d.
saone Fsrnham for do dos brig. Clement Ryder for do
FsS @
sSi'sa esa
SYork brgs Erie i"nby Bat%9Te 3,h bsrks Chesapeake
:nly @ tSS Cal cE. ,s q
ton sSSat lsh .slse Masssr Amy NY
RcTTrnaAM March sOEin port brig M&ons lsw for Bos.
ton dg Sid 27th schr Luxor ct Emerge Beg, Van Rem
March 2s.sld Ianthe Jackson New York;
siiHLD. March S1~sid Satisfaction. Scott New York;
sMyRSA' March ls-No Am vessel in Sid Feb 81,
1EneEnA, March 2a-n port, bark Tbsrias pedrck, Tin
%aass N; sss$ gss.o Bqls NYot Az
eaSs W. II. Fai;%s So:sss u a'Sa' %
o WIZ
instant.
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. Va April ls-Ar schrFremont Jaques,Ne
a
Catherine and Mary Everett Csrdenas; Grewler, Ul%er'
ier jersmis Medium, Minisl, Ottoman Psaas.
dos Edward Baker Savannah Coral lof Castine) Nor
Crowell
fS" ss ssF fns
% as%s ff s.gs
ss.s sssn: N ssr RS s sas
% :olss se
ehss Home Monday sisG n,row
pool bark Lady Of hs L1 AS Smith LiysgScl sfbI Ger
% m1sas sss a
Msw SaE s1p Xii %
Gals sh Resas
Coriis Mobile 18Th ship Albania Crowe Liverpool; bark
Sliding Drew by, asvs G
sisps Barcelona YiIs.sr SspsnS Abr DE-; Street Nc:
S%%fs SS S:S
SsS;lsS
NANTUCKET, April 2o-Ar schr Champion, Russell, New
York.
NEw BEDFORD April 2o,Ar sehr Industry, Ma,tapoisett
NET HAyEN ApTil 2lAn sch1s Moselle Ward 81 C1oiH
Philad Rival Thompson d9 Mary Elizabeth Buckaloo do
PRoIpEScE, April 2e-AT sehr Angelins Lnnell Albany;
do; Artist AnboyOn Monday 6h PM, saw sloop Radiant,
Dayton Yok for ashore shoa opposite
the Horse and Lonsupposed she would off
without damage Below coming Up a brig.
seh Shsprs Ii For Ssw td brig
Eastern Star, Hart Cuba. goth, schrs Delaware Trott
New York
RICHMOND, April 2O-Sld schr Marietta Burr, Dearborn,
New York. 22 bark Sultan Savage Belfast Irand Br
bark Londonderry Hack Londonderry; briggs Jesse Bril-
Thompson, Krlsh, Ireland; Emerald, Mckenzie Salem,
Mass Caroline Br Smith, from Liverpool Mary LBr Lau
renson from London; Amethyst Anderson Ponce PR schs
Willis Putnam, Harding, Guayama, PR; A Edwards, So
per, from Barnegat.
SALEM, April 2O-Arr schr Monticello, Baker Phadspha
WTMINGToN April 2DArr schrs Monadnock Griffin, Bos-
ton; Royal Oak Richardson do Ashland Carlyle Dsmdros
o + in crossing he Bs on h
night the 18th blowing heavy from the Eastward struck
and away rudder she had pilot board who
ceeded getting her the river where she lies
Choir Cid l7h sch Olive Smith, NYork; 10Th, schrs Oneko
Crowe Boston; Alarc Prosser, NYork.
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EXCHANGE BOARD, April 2l5 shs Merchants Bank 1918
oCheshre Railroad o. Western Railroad 1927 do Ol1s; Is
Old Colony Railroad 3D. 3d. 100 Morris Canal 2O 25 Nor
3o g do 4s rs East Boston Go 90 100 do bsm 2o 100
2O,s; 50 East Boston Dividends; blOd, lilo
Ar AuorIoN.O shs Western Railroad per ct ady Yer.
per Ct adv; Il Portland aco and Portsmouth do 81 adv u
Boston and Worcester do 15& per ady 10 Northern do 2
per Ct adv Massachusetts Cotton Mills lps 1000 ls adv;
32 State Bank 5 SO for $50; 81 Atlantic do S9a sh
IS N England do adv Globe do 2 per ady 10
Sniop do per e, ady 20 E,gIs do ~ x per ct adv;
Washington do, S93 $50 h; IS fremont do, 98 9sA
per sh City do 20 Hamilton do adv 20 Granite
do 1854 9a s; IL Merchants do IA adv; Atlas
do ssS per SO 900 Albany Bonds payable 1866 So
vel c adj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-23

HAVANA, April 6-The Rice per - sold this morn
ing at 10 RS, that per has not been sold The Span
ish ship Manuel, 1855 days from Manila arrived few
days since with between 1000 and 5000 bags Rice The
demand for Moasses Is limited and dealers be-
ginning to have desire to effect sales though they
arc not willing to come down to less than "a They
have to submit If we do not have favorable ac-
counts from the U. s. No alteration in Sugar Molas-
freights 81; Sugars to the IT, s. 81 "a per box
Bills on Boston and New York "a a per ct PM; Lon
don IL a 3 pm -