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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
MEDICAL CoLLEGEnF ONO.

T'UE Faculty. solicitor Of giving students every op-
poruHity of Instruction. VIII commence Lectures
on The list MONDAY IN October, both IN the College
aud Hospital. On the Isl MONDAY IN November the
established Collegiate course commeaces, aud ieriHn-
March.
JOHN 5 Su0fW ELL, NJ d. Anatomy.
JOHN LOCKE, N y, Chemistry.
ID MtSSEY. N u, surgery.
NJ LAWSON. N y, Mat Med. aud Gen. Pathology.
WRIGHT, NJ u, Obstetrics and Diseases OF n o.
aud Children.
JOHN ?. HARRISON, NJ D, Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
On the lst MONDAY III Oetobcr. the nssectinp
Rooms VIII be opened under The direction oftbc rro.e
sor OF An0ioa-y, aAd hs Assistant, JOHN DAVIS, NJ.
o., Denoustrafor.
TgRas.-Maficulation s.; p.ssec.ns Ticket SO;
and each Pro iessot's Ticket : Is.
ausi-2w JOHN P. HARRISON, Dean.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
WIN. Il. MCKEE.

DRUGGIST AND APOrHECARN,
Near thc Br Idee. south y heeling,
% FFERS for SAFE. carefully selected stock OF fesh
~ pTaG-. Medicine. t'niuts, t,i.s, barEi.ia-
aa Esyc-+s.uns, SC. dc. Prices l1w any house
u ts city. Particular attention 10 orders OF PfeSc?-
tous Of PHYSICIANS Au.t
2sIAKE'S MErAIIC FIRE PROOF FAINT the
- ss has accepted the agency the sale of the
above valuable and extraordinary Paint in this city and
esorhuad aud s9icits orders. For pafculars, sec
bill refer to c. WOODS Esq and 0hers " ho lave
used II on t!eir houses. Laag5I WIN M'kEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

y meeting of all the members belonging to
the Library Association, will be held in the
Division rooms this evening, Monday 7lh in.
slant, al Il o'clock, when a full attendance
is requested, as business Of importance will
be laid before the meeting
f. H0RNBROOK, Vice Pres't.
Wheeling, Aug. 7lh, IS 8.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
FOR RENT

sssiE STEWARDS INN AND BOARDING HOUSE
- EEAO&@lAG TO BETHANY COLLEGE is
Tor reat t1u the LIST Of September o more
years There beng al present no pubic house Beth
any, Temperance Hotel would lie di.idera-
tuh The Stew ards Inn Is suitable for such purpose
as wei As for regular boarding house and AZ be
Tea on favorable terns TO cSmeten and well aitesied
steward OF Inn keeper good number students lie.
SIRE 10 Obtain boarding IN it. Applications win lie
cefrd and attended to, fmaAe Son. either hv Professor
F@AG.etoA or the subscriber. A. CAMPBELL.
jyl5 Presitaen Bethany coIlese
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
An nlr0KTANr CURE m pr-JAyNrs ~

AN IMPORTANT CURE BY Dr. JAYNES Al
TERAIlNE.-We have heen Informed NV MIR Ma
hh "a rand daughter OF old Gen Wayne) thai sf suf
ierea Ior number OF years from the grown Of LARGE
"oltfous lumour which hesaes great deiormftt she
"4 y lNe Htessa'e oh 'he wind ptre efeal as
To prevent her rom sleeping in refupi..ot .,s,i,,
ahh often su1ocaiiou appeared inevitable she ASA l
'"ie0 under severe HdIsposisioa from Liver COW.
PLANT dhG NhitE, with TO fihc tvsiu of ueryais
affection for which she used Dr. jams ALrERA,t.
~ ic She took regularly for six ~ seven weeks MIN
occasional DOSES of bis ~auative Pits ana her pencil
h9itl was thereby completed esiaJi- sued All I,,
lt'ceiVh~ some dlWluton az the Of the ,r5r.s
site Was chs outraged 10 PerserefVe iu tho use of
'e AFTER NV T. uhll every vesiiee OF the painful Tu
ilur WAS enttrely removed
" cahHuI speak too hi-hy OF this imrott4u Brer,r
a'"A 90 Ut Jayne, and Tor the sake eriua human
n.y. hnpe tha' It may tecomc more generally kuowr
fhii. Pubic l.ed.er
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
REGISTER
REroRTED RY {. II BERRY

hEroKTED RY c. II BERRY
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
IF Bouts for the last 4 tours eliiag u,sier
day at 4 O'Clock, p. N.
ARRIVED.
Virginia, Dawson; Steubnville,
Loyal Hanna, McQonaId, Pittsburgh,
New England. Mcclure,
Cinderella. Calhoun,
Roscoe, Jdvens,
Hudson, Poe. Bridgeport,
Mt Vernon, kounlz, Cincinnati,
DEPAkTED.
virginia, Dawson. SleuhenviIle.
Loyal llama, McDonaI Cincinnati.
New England, McLuye,
Cinderella, Calhoun, Pittsburgh,
Hudson, Poe,
MI Vernon, hountz.
Roscoe, J4vens, St Louis.
kobt, Nlghtlndn. Williamson, Parkersburob
b Ieet waiet-lailing,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
Farm For SALE

ltYNfIn 7 \ II VI 7 tJl NNTITl,
Tsst4ss WILL be offered al public sale. On the
lesssts premises Friday, the LIST day of Sept-u.
ssss 80 her, tract of land containing one hun
s-x-zs drei and tonr acres wing the waters of
Middle Nheeiiugi Ohio Couity. Virginia. one mile
east of BuchGnaus Min aud miles from The civ of
" hecng. The laud is eooh lies well aud is wen wa.
tered, IS ar 40 Of which cleared and IN pooI
state OF cultivation TeHs, third OF the purchase
mooney 10 be PAID On the first ddY OF October balance
IA lWO equal annual instruments. The THE VIII he Wv
th"h Tie receipt OF taa first payment and bonds al en-
tle balance, secured by ueed at trust Possession
gwen ON thc2j day of Sept Further particulars made
hHGWn ON the day OF sale Sale 10 comneHc 70 al o'cprL
T. ST. where due attention VIII lie given hy
ang'-w3tf SAMUEL. VI. CREIGHTON
j Frers0ns wishing purchase would do vel 10 ca
AMI examine 81 fsH days previous to safe. : A. q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07


PRESUME 1f MIND o. CHILDREN.
4 u.l-. ilt.e>.ia- case ot trt. presence ei
niul WIS seldom J. ever recorded rhu thH
t.lI1yi ..yaltl occurred -1ms time ago in
tbs mteulr towns vt Maine. \ gentcmtn
WHO Used Iaa beautiful vi.,lge. a iilIle fttirfd
trln. ons nt t.ta charming villages which eve
rs U4sr, 4lnm Nv England. had gone with
s.vstu m.mbrs al his family. Oh Sio1aih
mar.iH-. o. aoeHi w1r.Iip at the village
church. leaving eIir three small children al
tam-. The oldest ct hem was thirteen,
th. ,tCoul eleven. and tls third daughter ID
mine. The children were considered every
WAY rusty by their parents. who entertained
no fear. for the safety 10! home during heir
absence at chnrcI. The time OF to- little
ones was occupied with moral and interesting
blol,s. a. was common with them when thus
lett at home. till toward, noon they thought
thew discovered symptoms 81 wood burning,
u73 descending 10 the head OF the stairs.
tault The whole upper part OF the house en-
vsianed IN Smoke aud flame. On going OUT
thpy saw tine fire bursting through the root III
every part, lAreatuiug destruction not only 10
the house. but 10 every thing III it.
There was now no lime Tor deIiberation. -
What was 90 b. done vas done instantly, and
quick as aoHgAt each child was at WORK as II
tleir several paris bal been assigned them By
tbe wisdom OF aga, after mature dellbnratlon.
rae elder boy mounted h0ts dnd rode wijh
al possible speed TO the village TO obtain as
Si~faacr there. a the same time. aud with
| discretion lar in aivdnc- ui their years, ,h,
Younger lad dni his SISTER set about clearing
th4 hons. ci such articles as their strength
was able to remove. 10 the first place they
secured heir fathers papers. Next they con-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

AGED.--A colog1d man residing IN Charles
county, Mo. died on The 9th utt., at the adj
Nanced age Of one hundred and fifteen years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

DsAu.-Daniel Wadsworth perhaps the
,yea ,tlliest man IN Connecticut died on Fri
dsy momiug last, ia the 77th year OF his age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

= iieu Of mine ouee gave the number and
lIr names Of sacia club OF temperate dim
kafs. which once existed in Schenectady, aal
ol Uirh when Young, he was himself mem
b-t: AID nave remarked, how brrrit ct Tor
tuat, nov aereit ot reputation, berelt Of health
IaHd sometimes even berelt OF reason, they
have descended one alter the other into the
grave; until. at length. though not an old man
that friend alone remains oil all their number.
10 I'LL Hou he himself was rescued from tale
50 terrible, By the timely and prophetic coun-
sci OF pieus mother.
And have remarked, too, how those pu
pills Of my own Who in despite Of warning
almoni,Ion and entrcaty, persisted in the u.s.
OF intoxicating liquors While at college, have
GA enlcrdg Inc world, sunk Into obscurify
and hraly disappeared from among those II
sal actors. ouee tbeir companions. usng i'll
10 lie; aaJ when ssarchins into the cou>e, |
nave ip. vi anxiety, inquired after one, and
another, the stine answer has been reformed,
IL has become, OF gone sot into the grave.
Dr. AoU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

Az AyIuAL UrsTARt.-A negro boy was
diving It mule in Jamaica, wien The animal
suddenly stopped and refused to bulge
"Woa'lg q, he said The boy. Feel grand
do YOU lsopgose 80 lorgi' your iader was
i.cisssl"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

EqOt ND-S1ne time since, near the store of Morrow
- & Wakemaa, Market Square, wallet with two
notes pavableto William Long. The Owner can have
them by proving property and paying for TINS advertise
ineut. Apply al this ohce. Au2 ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
JOHN Il. BROWN & CO,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS DEALERS

No l2j, Market street, Philadelphia,
81 RE prepared to exhibit their fan ock Of
l. = FOREIGN AND DOMES RE DRY GOODS. As
they import large portion OF their supplies for special
trade dealers Cloths, CsssLefss Nestipgs aud Fan
cy Goods, VIII hnd Tins department hshly satisfactory
J. II. BROWN & Co.
Philadelphia Ans. i-itf
n e CASKS Samraius. usi received and for sale We
~ - ~ iov ty an-2I PRYOR & rAuLL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

" OOL, " Ooh, WOOL.
- ASH paid for WOOL delivered our warehouse on
~ Monroe 81. lel6 MITCHELL, ueBJN q co
4-REAM OF TARTAR-Jusl reed aud for sale low
~ by auel PRYOR x PAUL..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

Rev. Aiey'r CampbeII's Address.
= Address delivered before the Wheeling Lvceum
- May II. lsis SuWcol:-' Has one Christian ma.
ton uglt to wage war against another Christian
tom
The above address has just been published in
PAM l.e form, and is for safe al the Thnes office"
Irloe. ~ cents " Vie sLn.e e0nN. S per loz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

4 cs'se o. ny '1 GO " ue Court made IA, this
''t1its 10 va Attue late Iil,.,,,is A a. ne
mesa, ~ Snort treek T., emo count, 'e
,sH r =. t.'4 y seasc, snd i4e tfast n 5. ~
F4,....- .'.' containing irl-u Eighty ID g...'+
i,t + l"'r "f Tess % ihe li.iiss. atai w, i7 +
,,,...,'.'.. .' ''ii''t 'o Nu. Ou. ttmh 81 ,. ,
ii...si., az 700. 'aaaIls, and tine fcsll4s ~ r
l.,.a-t 49, ''' NO, 'hiee and t1ur Yeaf.-..i h, '
'n 'le day OF sale tiil paid ta. ,i,.5 "''A
,,, ~, 700 security io5 The payment = -'
,,. s'1' "a 'he witoie purchas. iagley :, '''H'''
"'S 4 very valuable property f,rI.,af., r. pad
= 9'ase "a one Of iii+ itAsst whest s''H 'ai
wa to g, 5' fn .9 s dae M 's iis i15t S
., ',,i o.. ana toar ltI ,ei4 ST. l''fes lt
j. =. rs tstt,~..a,, ...'H
W-i~ls.s He-.,, - vac I"ttA, ClunIs.,ee.
"Nd cliol-e this oifgs ''''-' N-saly sead BilI tol
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

Tie foreign news under eur raSiscrip' ueao
shows decided Improvement IN the coIiai-
1iou Of Europe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
CORRECTED ~
JOHN Q. EOFT CO, Monroe Street.


lar t'Hy Backs par
.qr Interior Hfvt~ J
sr au.isaur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-07

Bank of Kentucky l Lou
Bank OF Louisville
Northern BIZ Kentucky ! New
Phi
Bait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
CORPOKATiON NOTICES

1912. Public notice Is hereby given 20 al
sons who lvs omitted pAy hcr taxes of tho
wear a. 10 paT ~ At my onco on 90 before
Tie 1T dsy 81 April 9f3 after which date Interest VIII he
charged upou al taxes remaining unpaid Al tho rate OF Il.
Der ssut p-tannu csicnlsed um tho lth day ot Oco-
b-r iglT 10 the day Of payment Ohes hopn nom A NJ
NIP Ohce Receiver 1T raScs, Ns~ City tia, iafk
/. mitta3 SMITH DuHNiNu Fsceisnr on lAhe'
DTBI.IC DuINI-rRATOH's OFFICE, No.
u Nassau Notice BE- hereby given o. Tho 20. sfn'
aud next ~ kin ct JOHN LLOYD, seaman. late % he
CIV II Na~.Yos deceived and who 10 alleged 10 have
died uiustaa the elects 0f The ssd ufeftae 10 he
hands 81 ths fuhlir Adminsstpr. " Do sduiiuistsfed
.nd dlspusrd " by him according a. law uuafs The sane
be- sansd by lsal useeuur o Nnini aar ~ Tho
drsaA.si by the tth day VI April nast Dated NawNoft
aafeA TialI JAalFs = rNANFN.
,,I fa.4a Iuhlc Adfniuisifafaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
BOON TRADE.
THE LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

DRoiJGar DOWN TO THE PRESENT Timely
- SAscEST Esq.-is ready snd foF sse ths hofn
ing vol svo pP. l20. Price > cents. Foll bound IN
cloth, 50 cents ,,... . -. .. .o,
tanned in former Editions nst third more mater AHo
Sc Clay ia nomio.tsd fr the Prssideney-He returns
10 Ksntucsy-The Texss Question and ms views py,n
Their Fuifmsn'-Ihs Annexation scheme Nhs
Conv.ntioss a. Bsltmofehr Clay accepts the NOnina-
Ion FOO the Pr.sidency-rh- Election AID Tho Result
How the Whiss were def,at-d-The rOfeien Nots-
Liberty Party snd Mr.. blrueY-F4lse Issu5s-rfauos'
Ac Gc-Pubic Confidence in Mr.. Clay.
The Conseqgeaces Of the Electi0n-The NsI' no"
CONFERENCE.-The Gailsiu's Statement hr. Ilay 90 the
W.r-Twenty.ninth Congress-fsrr aud the sub
Treasury. -, - r -.
T.stilao.isl. IN Honor Of Mr. Clsy-lnstanee Of the
Devotion Of his Frieods-Hs Address on Receiving
Vsss f,ou Ladie, OF TennrssseA Nisiters Description
90 W Clay a. Ashlt nd Mir Clay VISITS ew-Oflean.
and ST Louisa misrepresentation hOuced-iis App-al
n behalf Of F.mishng Ireland =.
Successes Of our Army IN aexico-buena Nista-mr
Clay receives pews Of bis Sons DesthL-tfsTs OF General
TAYLOR anuou cling the EyenMr Css joins the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church-His Fisit % Cape Msy-Address
OF the New YORK DeleRst=s-hir Clsy'S Reply
Notice Of Mr. Clays speech aad Resolutions al Lex
ing,on On The Mexican WaIThe Response ifomthe rec
pie. ,,,.- 49,. ,,
Mr. Clay in Wsshineton-hs address before the Colo
uz.ton Sosiety-i Appearance IN the supreue CouTi
" ,ts the White Hon.o-ABecdOte-N 70 Phaoeip PM
--NeE-loIk-Mr Mcs!Ichaefs Speecn-Speech OF Ad
Trsuxhn-Mf. Clay received 81 Castle tafasH-h ;
Spereh-Death Of Mr. AdsusMr. Clay in New-fork aud
be Departure foI Home. . 90.
MIR Claws Professional Career Chief ustce Marshall
oouon Of him Personal detsilsHis Popularity ana the
Secret Of it-fIsts Of Chs ecter-kchard NJ Johps2n
Euoey upon HMM. Clsy's habit OF Liie-Bi. wife
and Chdren- Domestic and Snoisi Relations -Concu'
mon. " A liberal discount 20 Agents. -
mo tW&2tD GREELEY McELRATh, Pubiishels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28


LfvEsPOOL-Ship 9l1rmion-loo tons cos! Taylor x
MstTi,i-s5 crate, cks 3 Humford-S casks Cop-.
Sroihs-l Dbl Il Hoe x Col Ok " Weed--lO T. san
darson--l r Psiue-l W Sisdhiil-3 bbs Chttenneu
glss-6 cs fisua Broihsrsl2 x ) Crook CO toins a
Schaie--i cs c. J d " rs0d-A Wof 4 oiiiesple-<o
:, Nsft 4 sneTmap--S Connsh-lOO tons SAL lsyioi
|.,,,ii.t ~. Eichardson Watsou-4 Milford a Wen.
dell c.. 4 Siowsri2 bhl' faton sis"a,t-f' o. d
bbl. Bird Ciilhlan-i 81 L stanton smith, sneldon
A Coil bb- X Spe6ding-l5 cs ButteIhed 6rthers-i
Grsydon I. swsnWio<-5 cks Bins Hested-i cs Aus
ems Spicsri Schroeder Swltrer-i5 casks warren
Hart A Cos 4 4 Bayden-l Wolfe bishop- van
Nas-25 CHS bkt p sayiis bags Benedict kockweii-
crate Wood ward < COnnor-5a bales Moore isesetI
. ~ sosce-4 Hsstings-l case Ccok-Z brown *
Col Merritt Coz Clamp RsDt-l Phsips, Coi,t-n-
A.. Ris,-47 crates and cks " I & h Mscsinfosh-zo
do Thompson PARISH crste tTus'es w inter Co-9p
snvils Hoyer-ll bales cs Cameron bIspaTiI cas-
N y lane, CO.. bale White Shefie!d-2S CO Il Attef-
burv-l67G bxs Phelps, Dodge CO.. 90 LodeT Co-o
Mccall 4 St5ong-g oks cs Davidson vel nae
80 ~ ess nu,phrey < L.nsnF-i cx Norton, Wins
iosg A Co-s Wa,.h L Mallory es cs beIIeu-
cks 80 w n s. yuour--o cks | o. Heart CO an
yiis sois 4 spracno-l2 cks bk;s bales Is suvis
gshOp-5cks Ii bkts bale g Corning horne;-e oales
W furd Cess crates ~ cks ! es lVo IONS Pig "Ou
10 prfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
MARINE JOURN 4 (.
PORT OF NFW.YOkk.


Ar,,yeI-Pacbet-shp Prince Albert, Meyers Lopoon
and Poftstouth Fen ~ mise GTinneii. otuFn 90
Danish ship Skiold, Clsus.sn Manila llO as sugar ana
lerp 20 Rowland L sspnwau.
Wnsieshis Tuscarofa, aHe Ia Bschc OSoen oii euD
bone 70 II Jones Of Gold Springs l. where the shP
arrived ZitD inst 8, =, -
8srs Cumberland, Hitchcock, Apsls:heos 10 cs cot
ton. Gc TO master. ... - -, -. -.
i'm fo- Bcsop Left banks Ksnsns0n, for Phnaoel lcgi
Fsirnouut waiting fTgt briggs Ao N~e Tor boston !esi
Chapman for NYoTk do SEES Flower, for fnlsosi' co.
Schy Euoora, do DO
L 5 ,chr onsshyee, Lieut. Bsrymao, Comnsedan'' nor
fox 0s x,, ,, AZ q :.
naval stores, 20 lnsOis A.,
scbT 81 Pierre BTysnt. I'm AttskspFs, AID Dei.~ai
Brsss~ster ? &c, uosssss, 70 Peck Nsn Bergen
Schr George Lsmb, Philade %, coel. q
Schr BeBl Brown, Richads ian Mo son OIL 70 a . :
sebr Wi-,shickou, Leaks Richmond ds, cosl
schr Two Hio,hsrs spery fm Pbiaaei cos', oonno 10
SEM Alexsndsr Adams fn Virgins oysters, bound to
sebt Horace TIL s,illueo fun Oersoose, corn Inssi.
| schr Olivis Virginia Ogden, Phiiedel 2 ds, coal
Schr w Godfrey Frsnch Eoentor Nc III %, corn, 70
x Wsrins sons 18th iusi Of Hogs leland. IN haavy
sss rolled away head of ana fntin topmss
| split fors-sail carried away main boom, nc
| Schr Morning Star, Smith, fhilsdel &c, coei
| S,hr ] " Houston, Houston. Delaware Dc, corn.
| Scbr Welcome Resse, Wsrehsm as, nails, TO master
! scbr Ergish, Mills, I'm Philadei, coal, bound TO
Haven. a..
! schr southerner, studley I'm Bcsto-, mds..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
city la,p,,tor, ofcs, MaFeh o. 1915.
Sole. ., III. s,ocL eTcbnngs... MACS y, i84a.
OF The exnorts of produce last week there

To Grca, Rrtain-Port, 55s bbisi Lsr1 SIIrtt9 Ips
Turpestns o. bbls Beef. 42i tieIces Beet % DDS
Whale on b36 gas; Clover Feed. Z,2Ol iosi bacon
lgI513 Ih, Tobacco. msnufd. 694 C3ta 4cofS hp,9
Cbs..s 81 355 be Cotton 2S7l bales Rosn 100 bbls
To FlGaoe-Laro, 6,06 lbs, Cotton, Ioos bales; Hams
90i lbs $500. -, "a :.
T, Spanish US, Ind,s-Four. 80 IBIS go i,' 10 70
&, T.rosofine gs3 a.s Rice j. Butter col 10
ra1w 4si7 lbs; Tar . bols esd bDls; Beet oni'i
Cheese Az lbs. Pork, bbis Wnsis Oh I4-' gas 10
bscco 4 hh3s: Tobacco, asnGf. OH los $500
To St Domingo .ouf, 350 b6s; Beet, ~ obis fork
y bbis: Toh.eco hhds Lsrt III los' OAess5'
81 lbs Butter. 81 los . 1890,
r. DaaisA Wts, Iedies-Mssl, 60 bbls .
To Brpisk Igsst IaGief p cur 03s Dds fo-t fo' 90
Ma e-.i do Bread z60 Co. Chse.5 437i lni
80. Tobsfto r,svuisc 1910 To- Beef . bhls
ace yg.y SO do Rice t-TcaF Ham zo'i i.s' oHei'
5oIl b. Core, $500 bushels; Lard -4'i IDS Luz
H. B,,k yo7A -sIe,licna Colon Flour plo pols
asal Isj DO. Rice i0 tslceF; Wheat Z21o nushols
aoo- IA l5. Pork 70 bh-i rye Flour So9 90 Iohaeco
as5uf,otursd 957 lbs Barley, $50 brshes Tar 70 oos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

GuAE DisCEtAUt.INE,- rAs bees fsash siiuei
, faaah pfuHa tfea arll Coal 10 hans tiarhais led
At the tot - kiut-l u aua tsit,sfsd 81 "a - rat
inf che large else Nat sd A. fut Hove, SIS rf
Dealers suppad af low pace. a. anfrst 80 kiHs AHa
sfaausieh sis lnilH ius fEfHR NllNin.
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Il principles and rrso-ice Of he Location Conjunction
ard lrprcvsneut Of hCsds, ic0mmon MacAdain' pavec
pieBk &c) aBd Railroads. By W. NJ 6iiespis = M
Professor Of Civil FL cheering IN mon college.
From the American Railroad journal
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