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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
usGHLS 4 RVSHFFELD.

WHOLESALE TRUtEHNl
FORWARDING ANpCoMMIs5ION MERCHANTS
AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. 1874, Liberty Strict,
PITTSBURGH. Pa
$50 N.l. and all Kinds OF Manufacturer coas,ait
W 81 =, ,ts Invest yste.. irh 10 Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

PHOENIX PAPER MILL STORE,
WATER ST. SOUTH WHEELING, 1900
OLD STORE! NEW GOODS.
LIE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and the community IN general thai nc u
now opening a general steck %
my GOODS, G~HOCERlEs,
QUEENsWARE, HARnN AK, GiAsS-
WARE. CAP, LETTER AND NRAPil L -
PFRS. SCHOOL STATION K boN
NET AND BGOk BOARDS, WALL IA
PEI, &c. e. &c -,
il, tho aid STORE room of YIN. Lauibdn & SONS aud vii
AZ ali tinrs be found supplied with every ariici9 nrdiaa
rity Kept IN establishments of this KIND. DesfeuspI .
gaining for the a old corner its former pstnlathAt ne "
determined that no eNertlon shan ie staied I" '''N
general and perfect satisfaction .
Tho highest market price At al times paid Tor ever
description of marketing and produce good eieS" 4n,
scr.nr. rive, Oats, Wheat and BuckShesi straw,
N ~.
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NE GOODS
GREER * NOTE

wv I'VE commenced receiving a large assortment Of
DIV Goods suitable for the Sfrlne trade. hey VIII
eor,inue TO receive additions 10 their stock fer snnae
trre to come. -
sut- IS invited to a. pretty and a. cheap a stock ct goods
a, IAN he found al any other house in The city. mi 81
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-. i al DfhtrS,
5Ay n g p. Tie decree IN this cause, | shall ~
4 IN aLlHb o. AUGUST At the Coud
~ oh5o county. sell Ia the hughes, and h..t bidder
I'M " ~ sl.tf Han4ed, Tn following lots m Wheeling
A., H. ~ t9e 6tA square, and on which Is erected
M |'a5sLe% occupied by Isaac Irwin aud 4. ".
a. ~ vent three lots IA that part of Wheeling
10 ~ t art.,1e, and which are numbered as fol
Ia. goa. a. a. iTa' ~, -, r, lis. q, lg9. I33, d, 1877.
~ H. -, -, In. u. n, 81, iO2, III. and ~
:. =, ~ lt sold on a credit, b. equal install
ne 5es and three wears fram ths dtv q sale.
IN, n ~ sfas e1aas with coed security FOR the
emone 90 ''teA WIN re made when tile pur'
a.. n H.. = fAia. should The sale not he completed on
= ? " 10 adjourned from day 10 day until II !,
II 4. JACOB,
" Trustee aud Commissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

T~gIRGGNIA-Dho rftruii Superior CoHr; II law
" amt CnaHects, jun 18Th l-i,.
Ealffpr 4 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-23

NEw ORLRANs, March I3--Flour-The demand for ex.
port hiss limited than fer some weeks preyi-
ous and the OF the week only comprise "a 600 bbs
the prevailing rate for Ohio from Lsvee and from store
being 50 with one Hne shipping lot Of 1900 bbls
So and for St Louis brands So from Lsvee and So i2
50 rs Dbl from store To-day the market has been
quiet and the sales only reach 1900 bbls including s27
bbls illinois from Leves at 50 rs; 700 Ohio from store
In three lots at &c. and ITO bbs choice st. Louis at Sc
IS per Dbl Arrived past week 26 37 bbls cleared
$50 bbs No further decline has taken place in the
Corn market but prices have been steady at
80 IS for mixed and White and 90c per bushel for yell
low, within which range some 100000 bushels have
found purchasers mostly in the early Of the week
To-Day notice sacs of about 1000 sacks at 60 and
&c. also 270O sacks mixed from store per bushe
Oats have advanced further and notice ZOO Bushels
sold in several at rs soc per bushe Corn Meal is
in demand and S. per Dbl is reported to have
fused for 1000 bbls kiln dried to arrive lot of $500
bushels prime Wheat sold early in the week at 81 So
sni to-day further advance indicated by the following
sales from Levee $3.50 sacks prime Missouri 24s9 aOa6
and 1868 at 81 80 bushel
PHILADELPHiA, March 30 The ma ket somewhat un-
settled, and operators waiting for the Foreign News
Standard brands held at IS SIN So s7 and So 10 Is
offered to moderate extent, at which rate some III Q
1900 bbI mixed brands picked up since yesterday
forenoon Corn Meal Inactive with sales OF 1000 bbs to
arrive, at 81 IS. Wheat-Go0d Reds freely offered
at l25c to arrive Corn little rmer-Pennsy vania is
held at &c. with small Sales buyers generally offer less
sale OF Southern White made by weight at s2c de-
ivered on board Oats scarcel000 bushels Penna sold
at 49c delivered.
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20 qaf1 ksslhsfa. Ssaansts, ~, o., sAls ssAss
,tAn ,,A... az! c..si: l g, z.
Etc., !ss S S' S:s! as' 1.As ~ e;
sosi.s SU nnf
port ;ehr ArPs Wet mouth tbs Eio 0Iands. .ehi Lu;
Gosss't: bark. Dunlap and David Nichols, .eh5 Mount
sool. I.sy do; sultans Rice, NYork; Rasss sym%ss.
Boston; Lyons Gross Havre Grors Loring Boston, Par
thsnop Woodbury. Liverpool; ssrtss Ryder Nsw York;
TsmPso; Oessrs Smith. Cork, and mkt sehr Grace IT.
NoHFoLx March s-Arr Br ship RAYMOND, Hart, London
bark new World. Croweli, New York; sch,s Mary jane
Osborne dos Providence yesterday, OF the Welt ap
ed light heIm brig bound Norfolk. with loss OF sails
particulars given Lavinis Hopkins Bettswoh, I'm NYork
in Hampton Roads sehr Rgeow, fin Bsrmpda bnd !, Alex
andria Bur from Richmond bnd 10 Boston; cid ship
Fo,re,ier, Andrew, Cork; sehr andes. SNOW do,
March 8Arr brigs Havre, Carpenter, Havre
Ameslesn NC Nsir New York; cid hps Lancashire Lycn
schr Henry Jenkins VAS Kingston, Jam sid ship (Brj
I'm Felde Strang Hampton oad; barks lBr) Countess
Of Durham, Hogg Liverpool (Br) John Bell Carroll Liver
pool
WILMINGTON March Cid bries Jacob Story. Pickering,
for Ca, enne; Cu Higgins for Bo.ten schI Ceyloa
Babbage do; 10Th, three masted schr Aurora MaItin for
Curacao; I7th schr Netous Wallace, for Newburypor
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WASHINGTON, March Il, 1917.

Critical State of affairs in Merico.
Nothing later directly from the seat Of war.
They are awaiting at New Orleans the next ar
rival from the Gulf coast That authentic advi-
ces will at least confirm the forward movement
northward of Santa Anna, and the retreat of
General Taylor toward Monterey, is universally
believed but there is strong confidence in the
ability OF General Taylor to save himself against
all odds, and any disparity Of force that may be
brought against him.
The published correspondence of G en-. TAYLOR,
with the war department and the executive
while it approves the sagacity and fore ftbe
commanding general OF the north, is calculated
to cast doubt upon the wisdom of the PROGRAM.
me of Gen. Scott. Old Rough and Ready asks for
20 900 men, and nucleus Of this force Of 10 600
regulars, as the division required for successful
movement upon San Luis PotosI. Gen. Scott pro
poses to leave him on the defensive at Satlllo
and with that view takes from him all his regular
troops for the demonstration upon Vera Cruz
leaving Gen. Taylor with total force OF less thar
900 volunteers to protect the vast scope OF
try already occupied in the north. In this pro-
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miscsIi.n.ous ,x..cors,.

BARK SARAH E. Snow, John Classon, Jr master which
gale the As BY
mendous which hove her her beam ends masts
% the cabin with
So hs on s 81 5 ss ~
bark struck the locks and peeescarao
beloaEnE Blu' HILL MAN, and this was her hr,t Voyage
BRIO EMMA Par,corr.Ths hull ofths vessel (previous:
on the Is, Of March '' LOT '' ono was got on
b. SHIP AZ. scon at New Orleans from
30 w. she fell with and boarded Apollo Of Dun
There about feet water in her hold She had no
sSdiS III worth
%s., e,ssnE dpsa and so.s. Of clay
beef y.r about The mad doub, been taken of by
ION eh, n. to ne Ar s The The So
xsnr TARTAR, (of Phil adelpha,) Lockwood hence at
yphoon IN the Paawan passage, aud
BnIe MANCHESTER ayhew from this port for Sligo, put
into Lisbon, Feb 10, in distre.s-ieaking.
spoken.
March a. pa Of Sandy HooE "en'' LOT '0'' Of Me1'co
sSe Sw osns fer
gale and had thrown portion Of her lost sails and
Ship Iowa. from Havre for New Orleans. Febs, lat "a NJ
Ship Hannibal, from Liverpool for New Orleans Feb a.
shS ssst e. 81 Nd 9% Boston, fer
ship South Carolina. Owen from New Orleans for Havre
,,
Brig Hannah from Baltimore for Ireland March 49, lat ST.
Schr Thomas Hooper, Green, of and from Baltimore, for
West Indies. March is, lat IS %, Ion u.s.
Whalemen.
Ship Julia Of and for New Bedford I'm Sandwich Islands,
with 5000 bbls OIL spoken March a. 80 miles Sc Of Bar
neEat. ~
bbls bound on a cruise.
Foreign Ports.
uT We yet without our full files Of shipping papers,
complete list of the American shipping the European
and East India ports will be given tomorrow
CoRx. Feb 26-sld bark Chatham, Bearse, S,ci ly.
KiNosroN, Jam, Feb A-In port, brig De Zada Ro-
berts from Charleston for Spanish MAN, In days. Sarsh
Haske from aud for Savannah, dsg schr Stranger Tsbey
from Trinidad dsg sid schr Joseph Turner. Chase from
Clenfuegos to load for Baltimore
MAYAovEz. March Sin port barks Carmee, Littlefeld,
Of Bangor for Trieste dg Don Juan, Curier Of and
Maven do; brgs Black Hawk, Due do; Msrceilus
Sheffield Of New York for do ds; Conway, Noonan, of
Eastpor for New York ldg; Teazer Langhorn Of Robin
wtgj Osceola Bacon, of Boston for Baltimore
Water Witch. lie Bron, Of Baltimore for do wig; ,chrs
Emery, Hutchinson Of Portland for do, wtg Peru Hart
Thomaston Tor New York, dsg.
rERNAMBuco Feb 2o-In port, brig Hanover, Denuson,
for Baltimore, in days.
Home Ports
CHARLESTON, March Ia-An Dr. bark Romulus, sangster
9reenock; brig Aiigns.h Pratt & Michael st Thom,s
oea,: schrs Rio 0iande, Race New York; Lydia, Cahe-
GsoRaErowN, March Ie-Arr schr Exchange, Merriman,
from Portland, Me- bound to Bucksville cid brig Julia
Ellen Pat for Portsmouth, NH 18th, brigs William.
Fish, FOR New Bedford:
MoprLE March ll-Au ships Glasgow, Munson, Liverpool
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MARCH 20.


Cleared.
l.SSn ss. ses % Ann
yas Ssss and sf
oo sch as .s ksn.pg Cs1T%.n
Frank FIi.b:s SsltimoIs Am Dsnman Pa!isn. Bosscn
Bsges Albanian, Nottingham; aud Planet, Briggs, Pha
Posnouh rs With mds. to john H% SAafs
laying too .,s Lost sgH5. head and oniwssf The
Il: e a.. 4 ssA %s.s
WS.ls JOY day. from Ssn,a Sa. in
ballast. to H:n faasss aa'' from No" Bedford In
Relief .:hI Tsn'E 0tns:r from cruise of DAYS be-.
Sch. vspd'!is! tGs .B,i;to Me.tyrs March from M.
ss5 Sss5oy yS Sssans from Calves
by Of Bsnega spoke sshr Robert Morris, from Province.
w's ~. .s from Nv
ballast. TO Allen Paxssn
S %sss aeps
schr Ro6a;on adisn River with corn n.'
ssSI fiissi S.oS: So..os ",!s %a.s s''A muse
Ess Nj sa
Below.
New Br ship Qaesn. -, from St Johns, NIB, in ballast
81 ship Belmont. -. from St Johns NIB. in ballast. to
TO s Milne " ~'
Br brig Maria, Of and ~ days from Limerick Ireland In
Bfbris Eliza, Giles. from 8. Johns. NIB.
Br brig Jane Sharp, -
Brig Emms Durham, days from Trinidad de Cubs wits
moasses, to Chasteain & Poavert.
Brig Washington, hts. from CIeniuesos with molasses
Brig Harriet 10 dsys from Charleston, with cotton
Porto Rico, with moasses, to Nesmith Walsh,
seSr May io~si Churchill from franklin L.. with mo-
lasses.
bark; and briggs All the above lay at tho w Spit
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BALTIMORE, March %, ls47

BALTIMORE, March %, l847.
IN Ercitimg Sssmday-Am AvaLanchs of Ne,us-
Booths Beneft-Vam Anabwrg's Msnagerie, &c.
Yesterday was most exciting day in Balti-
more, and more attention seemed to be paid to
the important news which had been received
from the army and from Europe, than to the at
fractions at the churches. The corners Of the
streets were crowded with anxious multitudes,
and the bravery and lnvincibility of Gen. Taylor
the theme Of every tongue.
This morning the merchants are all hocking to
your agents, Messrs. VIM. Taylor & Co. in the
Jarvis building, for copies of the Sunday Herald,
which contains the most detailed account of the
Hi bsrnia's news yet received. What effect
this news will have on the -four and corn market,
judging from present advices, is very uncertain.
Some seem to think that no change will take
place in prices, whilst others anticipate an adj
vance.
There is no local news stirring at present, but
our city has never been SO active before at this
early season of the year.
Booth closed his engagement at the Museum on
Saturday evening with an overwhelming house,
and has gone to Washington to fill an engage
ment with Kilmiste at his little theatrical esta-
bshment.
Van Amburg & Co.'s menagerie is about to
start on its spring tour from this city. They have
had their wagons and harness repaired, rsfitted,
and painted, SO that the cavalcade will make
grand appearance.
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Foreign lRpors.tl0ns.

LorDoN-Packet Ship Margaret Evans-4l c. CLARK Me-
Counin-4 Ksssied cot Henick-s Links Russell
& Msr:h-sJ Appsnhsir COS R:ynolss.3 Brown
Wchal hansen CO.'S Yyse sons9 A + Stewart COG
D Appleton u cos Wight Sturgess & Shaw James
9 Bush So.2 solo%on;os17 Cumninss & Doss-a Rich
Paeips-5 Cooley, Reese coil Degan-l Brown &co-
9 Lewis Lyman-l Buist-l q KinK-l John Barton
Kempl Richard Godwin-l Davids BlacE-i FIRTH Hall
Y Pend-.l Geo 0ib.cn & Col Hayted Z COLI
swe.rS'.l Ed%und B.ldwnnl GIifhS-l Thcma. Pros
Blummins-l q Lett Stephen Poulteri-oo Ellison
hovey co-66 l. + Warren-3 James Corey-l ehro
Eggens 4on-505 chalk John Griswold-l
parcel Bouchard eo2 chess IS baskets 20 casks
boxe, kegs crces % 1877 pkgs l slabs
to order.
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PHILADELPHIA, March IL. lS4

PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1847.
A melancholy accident happened this morning
as the train of cars for Baltimore was turning tho
corner at Broad and Market streets. worthy
man, named John McPeck, attempted to get upon
the train, intending to proceed to New Castle,
when he slipped and fell between the wheels,
and was dragged some distance before the train
could be stopped. He was dreadfully smashed,
causing his death half an hour after being re-
moved to;the hospital. He was about forty eight
years of age, and has left wife and six children
at New Castle, where he resided.
The bark Mary Parker has been chartered by
the Government, and is now being coppered to
proceed to the Gulf. She will carry out Captain
John Buffers company of dragoons, raised in this
city;
topic Of conversation here; but the opinions in
regard to its correctness are very varied The
gallant feats performed by the army under
Gen. Taylor leads most persons to doubt that he
has met with reverses. Others regard hls escape
as almost impossible, hemmed in as he is repre.
sented, between two armies, each outnumberng
his own. Each talker has plan by which he
figures out to his own satisfaction how the emer-
ment, General Taylor, and General Scott, are
blamed by turns for the war not being brought to
a glorious close, long before this. Having full
confidence that our brave old lack is still Rough
anu Rcduy, we Con Uut nope lOI the Dest, though
trembling for his fate if captured by the inuriated
Mexicans.
The surveying brig Washington was not
launched this morning az was anticipated, the
weather being SO inclement that it was deemed
best to leave her under cover. She will probably
be let off this evening or Tomorrow morning.
Her fitting out will be completed by Saturday, if
the weather should be favorable.
The Viennoise children arrived last evening"
and were conveyed to the private house engaged
for their accommodation, by Mr.. Marshall, the
manager Of the Walnut street theatre. Mr. Bur
ton, OF the other house, came on with them. and
has been endeavorng to procure an injunction
against their performing. | am not informed
whether he has been successful
Sales or stocks at Philadelphia.
MARoH ~ -FiRsr BoARp-I00 u Bank "; 5000
6chuylkill Navigation 6's. 49, 80; 1000 Treasury
Notes 1904; 400 Morris Canal s.
ArrER sALEs.-4600U 8 Treasury Notes, cash, lOIX;
5000 Loan g. 67, 1929; 5000 do do do 1929; 100
Morris Genial Isl ~ Northern Bank Kentucky 96<;
1900 Wilmington RR, IS, 49, SIS Ches aud Delaware
Canal stock b2k.
Sc 70x
AIRS. sALEs.-lOOo State SIS SIX; 900 Reading RR
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BdRgaRe TAKEN 20 and from tfe HOtcI, Hee OF chfrRe
ARTHUR l.. FOGG,
rs 2taw3mrrc PHINEAS THUR5TON.
q EnO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPOUND-Th,
WOOV popular, pleasant, and specific remedy is war

q EOO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPOUND-Thrs
Vow popular, pleasant, and specific remedy is war
ranted eectnally all ola delicate disease
few days under forfeiture OF the above Persons using
this celebrated article need fear exposures no
odor the BREATH requires diet
and is adapted TO every age, sex and condition 1t contains
noxious drugs, injurious the
but ceanses the from Infection Thousands OF long
staudnGfases have been cured by single bottle while The
This trumped up humbug" has long BEEN and sill
is used in the private practice Of physicians with unerrng
convince yourselves Sold wholesale by CoMsrook & Co
81 Courtlandt retailcd Bowcry and Grand Bower
and Walker Bowery and Houston Bowey and Fourth sts
Market street, corner Of East Brosdway H. L. Cotton 265
cor of Fulton and Water ST. New York cor Fulton
and Cranberry Brooslyn Third and South ST. Phadep
ington City; Robertson Cormck Norfolk Va; and r. Go
hen Co., Charleston, -. CT mi 2w eodsr
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by Last Nights Southern Mail

PHILADELPHIA. March 22-l M.
Arrived brig @ Bourne rrimm. New York; .chIs San
.yren James, New London; Sarah Louisa Noron York.
Rush Westcott do; John Rogers Howell do Edw ard
Yok Campus QNel do. Gid, BIZ bark Sophia, Collins,
Boston; schrs Rushing, Wesco dos John Rogers Howell
do; barge Orb, Wilson, New York.
AokAe Ports.
BALTMoRE, March 2oAr ,hips Venice, sater. from Bos
(Brl VIM Lee FROM Eng Jan barks Texidore,
Major FIN No janero Hebs Green do; Gsorgis OH, fun
Vs.ant FIN Limerick; Magnolia Le:h: FIN Mstanz.; Kent
Kingston JAM 2th uit; schrs Fayetteville, Coffin FIN Porto
Cabelo Syiyanus Rich links I'm Mstanzas Sd nst Wei.
ton; Foster Baser Boston Liberty MSores Bath Me- Flor
ten, for Hsvre Camera dunbar Lyerposl Unicsm. Jan.
vrn Londoni brig Gen rnckney. Cole Montevideo and
Penderga.t Huntingdon for West Indies veImon, sea;
man New York; New Rssuus Dsyit, do; sd il toy #
Ireland ship Camera Dunbar for aud in tow Of
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BONNARD'S RESTAURhN Mt,
Corner of Pine and Nassau streefs.

! BONNARD, favorably known as keeping excellent
- establishment at No 5Nassau street, will open Moa-
day next his new which he has fitted up in
improved style kitchen The first story the lunch
The second story spseous dining ROOM and The
per rooms for small parties The whole is arranged to
who obliged to take their meals down town
The bill OF fare vaetyof coed things and
reasonable prices aud that the wines will
be Of very best quality The reputation which Mr. Bon
nard has Obtained his former establishment guaranty
that the present will be conducted give Satisfaction
the public Madame Bonnard avor.bly known for her
in the of the culinary department.
which she will supsntsnd personally We have doubt
that the harder will DO furnished manner the
delicate u I'D mr. m2 IYg& I'll
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand,

As per aunum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price ek cents
per copy-3 12H cents per anuum- payable In advance
Price Ga copy-Ss Fer annum, payable IA ad-
ANNUAL ANNUAL PICTORIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
of January Of each yearsnge copios sixpence escn
ADVERTISEMENTS, at the usual prices-always cash
In advance Advertisements should be written in plain
legibe The Proprietor will not be responsible
errors that may occur in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. .r
All letters or communicstiops hy na addressed tho
estah shmenf, be paid postage will de-
Quoted from the subscription money remitted.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
Nsw YoRx HERILp EsrArLisuMxrr,
Neeths West sornsf Of Gpllos and Nassau streets
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Assembly.


ALBANY, March ~, Ie47.
petition was presented from w. r. Van Rensselaer,
In relation to the taxation Of leasehold estates.
He complains Of the hardship Of the pre- sent loan
holders Of that description Of property, and offers to sell
his leased estates for which will produce at in.
tsres income equal to the rents charged thereon
which he says would enable the tenants to purchase
- per acre.
The document was referred to the committee on ma
nsr grievances
Mr. RArHBur reported formally the Senate bill sp
propriang $a5 900 in aid OF the Clinton State Prison
The bill to lay out Dry Dock street In the 18th ward
Of the city Of New York passed.
Mr. sicxLrs offered resolution Of instructions for the
repeal Of the Excise law.
Tho resolutions for the repeal Of much Of the new
postage law az imposes duty transient newspapers
were passed.
The Literature Appropriation Bill was further discus
sed the question being the motion Of Mr. Watson, to
require the medical institutions receiving State aid to in
s'ruct gratuitously twenty-five INDECENT pupils. Lost
Mr. sHuMwAv moved grant Of $1,000 to the Buffalo
Medical College. No question.
Adjourned.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN, l WISH YOU TO KNOW that 81
u Murray corner Of Warrington street the only place
in this city where depend having full attention
Of Gentemsn's Clothing at short notice. reasonable
terms. Give trial. and will find that for shillings
only have made to look equal to
without the aid of that great desacts steam Cleaning
anddyeipg thing done hslcty Please
call send note to "a Murray street Geptlenen
for Spriog in time, A. CORTlsSO5. from Lcndsn.
m2l 2w%
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MsssAv, .VsssA M-1a Hsskss-i 90 bsss ssids
(sbsut eoo fsn ME ssuthi iss ssws sad calves 900
shssp and lambs.
Plicrs-Bssf Csttls-Ths market during the week
has been rather inactive ard the Indictment state Of the
weather has tended to check opsrstionx to day con-
siderable number consequently left unsold; prices
arm. and fully equal to those current last week
We quote So SO covering the bulk Of the Sales with
q few prime at prices . little higher.
Cows and Cslvss-The market was better supplied
last week than has been for months past and though
both In good request prices have given way IT.
tie: We quote the market average from $la $40
10 $35. Ct
Sheep and lambs getting scarce, and the high
prices asked materially lessen the demand and las re-
main unsod. Prices range as In quality frsm 81 so to
43 80 a IS so.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.-We understand that
orders were received yesterday from Washington,
to proceed Immediately to the Of vessel has
already been chartered for the purpose Capt Merrcks
company of dragons which arrived here few days
sincs from Frederick, are among the number.-Balt.
Clipper, March ~.
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