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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
DIR. BEACHES MEDICINES.
Beaches Pulmonary Powder.
FOR COLDS. COUGHS,
SITTING OF BLOOD,

GONSJ Ny Hun. - ii l-'t VI 'ND'
BRONCHITIS, &c. .-.,..,t,..,,.>.
TTis supposed lt tost persons t3ai 1oNSt 'l d ~
- Is lNtfF RtNlt, aud HHihHt s h'lt e'.''. WY,
when an iH5lyasI Us stacked WITH ms 95t'' ','1
- cousien uu t9 lr crave. But we sR'g'a h"l 700
hasr n arriving ai >3ea coit't''.-l' '"1
ur Beach a uefk iulmonafy Consumption IA
tended quite uum'er OF persons w" WtI. rt..,,,
blag'a condition and tad every symptom OF the as
ease as CHHnrH cu stages f7ii Wi7 "'lt tu,,
cured. 'fAo ere r'v well avg cnlol lls eASel W.
recoHtci one te.s'n peflt WV ocn esiiJ ~
loss tAat fef45.f % res.tlle iof mn Hi' 80 TO-
FhF<ician 10 tit7' t hls ses'. - -, MA
settled inGres=l"u tiat utdicihe ol any hhu M''"
8#ai nothing. ~'ine months al'ef' Ai- ssuS lna'
c1ste# me H fe STREET and slated - stt saw i''
DE- procured tl- ll lAoNAbh fVN YIN nei, , , a.
use ct which Zoe c1hfieleY feenF' II - p! wv"
dispatched iae lungs teeeVer rom ust'e ~. | ~
anE either ORGAN, provided lic FoWe.s ~ ~
tftsiti .1= 't. y Ems -.,,rse Of treat
The ff-HrietN Of pursuing lNai5 l"i7 81" r %
mem. AVID 90 Ri'5 'he a'oa' spPi'pi'''' fi''t''''
5g5ttf nv p.,o-r,r,p az ss,-prrp i. a sri
iHe ~ i,attN Nt t'' ~, ~ y, ". " :, .'
eutIHe ca 5r'iano' IRE MOS. Nai't,e @i','ss 'lN
~ l i9- ''s o., ,io n,l1tcr rt,ros
e3aa5eo ,n rs et.e4ss' s'.1 ~ llg to5 e,e,.1is
rfefafal'f. talt1'- u3 i.''ql ~ sa,,ir ~,
t.4aee N"a5attt etA t'l.'e'.5 ia p
s.',t I'VE. essy exreriora
naeeaI Fz2i tfti.-i ie''e i. ,et .5 ~ t.',qc
ton, removes congestion, Illumination 81 a lt..Hc
sete o' e eeafes ite tone ana s'rg,s,', %, we
of=lFs. tNae= 5e tNisfaHi ltiat" nv, "iH ''"
fan fic fad., anl }y its stimulating influence re
m9.es iatere.ts from the lungs ey PI"n"tln9 W." r.
t9H Among nuaezaus i'rdieihts Nusa ~
I-s tte tFam i.He tn tnr. ta, Ieat! :, M
NEAtS ne sa2 s. "a Pr worn ore = ain"lalt
tuHt uaFr found Fac ia'mohas 4 E""ue. ~ "!'"P
s4#aE SO af Others, e3a HhNef tite u7e W. 'll7 'u
lsaH5 iafe recovered amor as'HIi aifins, " eA'.e
practice. those harsser aeI-cl 9hs fr'oNeoIl "''.n
were most a sar1Hs for itis'7se 81 thg luHts nave
ee5as3Hed tte HA lHsftsri u su"S''' i.L,,s
arr le rodnef 81 ne hole IS thi' unequaied foWuer
vH5eA } ce8aaauily fecaoi end a. SUPERIOR 70 ahy
oaef HFcfo aii3a 'oi t4- tfeS'i',e.' 9i a.! " 81
o - io-te. ah" PEI +! M - -, IN ,sas ia
or faHsa 4ua Or o. Heilrt"t sHie III al s'aees y. 'Ic
KIN -f.555-f#s, stamina Icft to operate upon ii any
d 4 e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

y ENOVAL. J. \, ZtNNrR has rcnsoyedh's grocer
- anl bakery ga his nov estah hen, TWO deofs e.
oW g " Iine 'e'- vac house MAJ street, where he is
prepared "a furnish his nrmef ersi uiCs. and al new
ones with The sfs't and iu ynries ~ g..
Fr,sh Tread aud axes 81 ever d'scrFiion q. almost
any hour IN The GGy. s,,it
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

rcovaa..s,s Single aud semi tone Rosewood
HN''"'" N''N' and Elsuy AecofGsons a v.ry
fine article Just opened; uie, Violin and AccnrdeoT
frfcrpers, thalt master, ut i4'i strinas Graves
4 COS ct'e raei 2 and q g. ,a i-r Bus.s /: kevs
- uauut .olgIeT's prices - ltar and day clocks
ApEi1 JAS MELLON, Unlon 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
T1a8Gags 81 $50

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
ETFIlL insure against all manner of life risks npon
W. tie most favorable terms The operations Of this
Company confined exclusively to LIFE lSsURANoE
AND CONTINGENCIES upon the mutual plan. Its advan-
tdges TOO easily conceived to need comment-ena.
bling the Insured TO participate in all the profits of
the business while living, and securing 10 survivors
certain resource against want when dad
Each person Insured for life becomes member of this
company, with perpetual charter aud is entitled to a
Notc-and also entitled TO his share of the Dividends
which are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire OF W. L. PET ERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia
II ! Office Monroe ST.
ROB'T. l.. PATTERSON President,
BENZ c. MILLER, Secretary,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
Je5. Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
REMONAL ANn Cn pARrNERSnIp

REMOVAL AND co PARTNERSHIP.
| HENRY hes removed from the stand he occupied on
water 81. % Main street, 10 the ilouse formeri,
occupied ~ \ Met allan a Hat and Cap store di.
T'cly opposite the Monroe House, and has associated
~ IN hh'Se u PEE Hating business, Mr. + Robinson
lac business VII hereafter Gee conducted under tie name
anu nlW % ulNkN & ROBINSON. They have just
received from The Eas of tie lest and most fssb
l9ha'e STOCK ami trimmings that he had ia the
Eastern cites thry are determined to mai as good
ahd IdNnhaIe hat as any shop IN the city and sell
them IS cheap SIC have the stock and we do our own
work. Ih'y invite The attention thor friends and
the puu' al large, 10 call and examine their stock lie
fore purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY 4 ROBINSON
myl Opposite the Monroe IIoIse Man stres,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
BOOT AND SHOE
f7sg.aT .ah MANUFACTORY.
k.a4zstxSs n >7y-,a JOHN BRUCE. Fashion

z
doors below the Monroe House
Main ST. WHEELING VA.
ii wishes 10 inform his friends and the put lie rpner
ally that he has hand the hest aud most fas hinn
able assortment Of FINE ROOTS in the city and made.
by the hest Workmen in the western country lie also
Keeps on hand good assortment of fine peaged Boots
which he sells very low. These with everything in his
ihe and with close and constant attention business
ana by providing neat and cheap article he hopes
meet the patronage of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
HE has Just received fresh lot of French Calf SIX ms
wtlcA he 5 prepared 10 manufacture into Boots and
Shoes Tor his lelds very short notice. in his recu
Harry neat and fashionable style. Aprl2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

s. ENn PIPE AND sgGET LEAD-Iust received
al iar-e monty ar lead fire sheet lead and sht
ae1u dust PIPE !oE conveying wsicr uous spuuss
Maya HOkABRCOh J. DILLON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

CELEBRATED COUNTER BALANCES.
AND FAlRBANKs PATENT PLATFORM
ScALfs always oa hand aai tor sale at the
ha'd"are store OF OFT * GREER.
aprl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
CoIdridge's Balm Of Columbia For

Tie lar--lis positive qualities are a. iolows:-si
tog infants, accepting The head Tree from scuri, aud
gausli a q Luxurious oWth Of his hair.
I'd. 81 ladies' AFTER cid lrtl, restoring the skin
It's usual srr- aud hgnHess, and preventing The tal
iia- uut oI tlit ADlr.
SD. foraa4 person recovering from any debility, the
same elect is Produced.
4tA Il used il infancy iii growth ls started. il
aay te preserved, by attention, 20 ts latest period
bite.
5lh y frees the head from dsndfuT strengthens tie
tous. imiaits Hc4'th AVID vgorto the circulation aud
prevents tAe han toM changing color se tHs sfey.
tta. ltcaass~ the hair 10 curl teautnliy, Whe done
nPln % ovef utsht. III No laAes toilet should ever
&c ulai.e wIti.oat ..
EXpectorant syrup p l5sys ySa Go1an
SAINTS iare mel premature death Tor Tie OF a.
ieaiiol tu comuoh COLD. Have you cousn Rev
mr. ha1hoomrw'- EAHecluraul syrup, safe medical
prest. noa. coutanug no poisonous drugs, aud used
400 a extensive prarlde Tor several years, WA most 30.
sltfey give rcict, aud YOU roui avn
dse.st .n'iunuar Consumption, winch usually SWEEPS
nlp iue Asee hundreds vi tne oua, te Old, tAe love
iy and ii.@ sat.
Ilc ouly gel,ume for sale 40 Wheeling by A. o: Fair
clt- lu steupelyi'e ht A. t0nn. ttts1argh hy Vim
Jackson. 40 - as,iuf t'n ts a saceuy s. son, in 81
Clancy +ie t$ johnson. also in every iowa ia leIusri
e-tt-- OHIO, Mar land aiid Nlr -Iui4. dec Do
=, Cases siey L9aoT.te Refined de, Tor sl,e ~
- sus II las gAkLG.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

stock VIII be found to consist part the following
seasonabe goods.
500 Pairs Mems Fine calf boots
200 do Gents Fine moroccodo
200 do Mems stout calf welt Boots
500 do Mems kin boots
MEMS MONRoEs.
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Muproes
1000 DO Mems Kip Broeans,
300 Do Mems stout caIfi welt Brogans,
~ BOYS AND I5" Yo t%ifS H'f Boors
100 pairs BOYS fine calf boots,
100 do Youths do do DO
Is do do fine calf do
100 do ehildren's calf do; sizes 5 tos.
BOYS AND YOUTHS' BROGANs.
500 pats Boys Kip Brogans,
i isS do do DO DO m iaif DC nror,rs
900 do do Thick do
SEQ 10 Youths calf and morocco do
LADIES SLIPPERS, HALF CATERS, &C.
1000 pairs cheap X id and Seal Slippers,
500 do Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers.
geo do DO Fine Kid Waking Shoes,
$50 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots,
WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS
500 pairs Women's Kid and orocco Lace Boots,
400 do do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &C.
coo pairs Misses Kia and Seal Slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters,
4Uo do do Morocco Lace Boets.
CHrLDREN'S SHOES.
2O0O pairs chdren's morocco and leather Bootees,
200 do do Fancy Caters,
goo do do Fancy colored Kid Bootces,
$40 do do Black aud eolored Kid ankle Ties,
200 do do Morocco Lace Boots,
100 DO r, Do fshe aS sfsgea BGo,sSs ocx
Constantly sand a large and well selected assert
ment of Shoe stock and Findings, viz; Spanish Sole
Leather French and American calf skins, Morocco,
Kid, Lining aud Binding skins. ALso--Lests, Boet
Trees Shoe Threads. Mails, Pegs, Patent and common
aw! lafs, Avn tlades, FINGERS, Knives assortment
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to we still solicit son,ngance of the san:e:
MtCLAlLEN, KNON co.
Wheeling, Mar Is, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
Wggs1egm>
Eefs XsaaI wv "a,

g GOOD Cooking Stove7--lhere is nothing m.re
desirable IN the way of house furniture than good
ttoklhg StoNethCre are many excellent stcv6s
"f variety OF Patterns now in hut have seen
none hai appear to have many advantages the air
light Combination Stove. We advise housekea pers 10
call and see This stoveat JOHNSON'g
I'm, Sheet Ir"n and Stove ware house, No ISL Mar.
ket square. sen %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
4 s 4 8.
TEAS!

Crown, = inches high ol6 yeoman, he'll at sides
front and rear j-l6 curve
Tip Is oval fiat.
Brim-3 inches wide front and rear Il1G at sides
Sc-Siaal edge curl with slight roll ut sides nperlrp
10 very hpe curl roHd front and rear coucave or
sloped at SIDES, "a Of inch curved.
BAND of an inch wade, with Loop aud Slide.
Binding 10 of an inch wide
Ti.,a FL, f,lions q irsi Saturday in March.
Last Saturday in August
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

NJ ATS of the above lyle hand ana for sale at NV
% Fashionable Hat and Cap Store, No. 100 Nam ST.
whefe am m6nuaciur ng No extra m0,cskir sin and
Beaver, and every variety hats of superior ouav
MY facilities for manufacturing enable he 10 furnish
much timer, tighter and more durable hat at lower nries
'han any other establishment in the city. An those
wishig To chase the audsones ard les hat for linz
PRICE IN The city will please call and anime Cor theu,-
serves. Lmar2l w ". JiMESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
MCL&LLEN, KNOX, ~ co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Essb2g's's IL SHOES,
Directly opposite their old stand sign OF the
BEG ED 3 o o +.


ETSE are now receiving direct from the Manufac
s'G turers, by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for our own TRADE. of the largest and
best selected aoriments of Doors and SHOES for Spring
and SUMNER WEAR offered in this any other
market To all who are in want of anything in the
way Of Boots or Shoes would respectfully request
examination Of cur stock previous to purchasing
surfing them they viii find it to their advantage Our
stock vii be found to consist in part of the following
seasonable goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
MARRIED LADIES

WIN find Dr. SWeJlsegs pauarca medicine peculiarly
Adopted tu heir Most lHdes during Tie period o.
pregnancy are afflicted with piles ia. swestsers Pan.
aLna, hy resbatlu- the To els, WiltUiIrciy o'Ni0ic
tdi7, and ils purifying Properties oH the blood and lulds,
iusuros 10 then Leaity OFFSPRING. No oHc ~ no 10
IuutIrr ssnuJ be- WhOut d, dud tdOse Wno euursg
VIII mi o greet arueittu thc eaith OF their Infants
Ik sN lSEB'S PANAGEA, teins composed ON
N of ave- Ctahls matter, W0dlca! herbs and Warran
tei "n oai. containing not particle Of lnecur al,
uAefal, chemical Substance, found IN II perfectly
harmless to The most tender eye tbs weakest frame
uate a4y stage % hannah suaefug, the most pleasant
Hi benign lis opertl that offered 10 the
world; dd 1t the Time, ihe most certain in search
ing ot tle rooi of any compliant, however deep, and
perIurmlng cure.
rrce. ; pc roltIes or siX bottles for S. For sale
wholesale and fCiall, by SETH :. HANCE.
IGs BaiImOTesireel, Baltimore.
For sale by James Baker, W bee ing, Va. dtclI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
EEVEB AND AGUE.

To cure and fever The of the disease must
re removed out of the blood and body, which be f.
tcciualy done by using DE- weeisers Panacea, winch
Pugtits oleanses and strengthens. II contains nothing
tina eau possibly WJgrc and It's use is always u safe
gEard against chiiis and fever.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19
Price ,Uo per fatie. soldby the following Agents
a q FAIBCBILp. Wheeling
WADDIE& VANCE Trsdelplia
GEO. WILSON, West Alexander.
& LLERMl N.N (OfIE Y LlIE AZ. EG

! premium nentirice. The hest article Known for
cleansing Gad WhitoHiug tie teeth. STRENGTHENING the
eus, and syeeteniur the breath, etc 1t should he used
every night with sf brush and Tie teeth and mouth
viii only require slight washing IN tie morning. Price
] . crnis nor NOT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

cute all OF der. IN their line
Ra,ourbrs and Bugeies of al
upin good stl le and as low
Az Kinds of repairing dol
on the most reasonable TEN
dee 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

II properly examined viii he found to he only An az
gr1vaet state Of ebsFgy LetbarEy is aggravatea
state OF DroWsine1s. The vessels and veins heig clio.
sed up with corrupt stagnant humoTs diminish the
cuation and prevent the hoo from supply nouT.
shng the brain, by purifying the blood with Or Sweet
SCI s Ianacea, all appopetic symptoms carried Off,.
Those who have a tendency 10 appopleAy, never
keep their blood in too good condition. Frequent pa
ritymg with tins Vegetable Pauacea, will always
against attack OF this malady, which often
proves fatal. There man, woman child, who
cannot al this time use Dr. Sweeser's lanacea with be
NETT 10 thcn.seiyes--it always leaves the body il
stronger cond after its use than before, It pre-.
NOTES healthy growth of children by keeF sing then
aey aud fluids in a cesnly and healthy state.
RhNNEHE1In. ASTHMA. AND DISEASES OLE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

Find & ssle and speedy Doctor Sweeser's Pana
ii cures by searching every hood vessel and
~ and driving Out all impurities and iou Eumors
Initiated therein, which the cause OF rheumatism
Coz {, ard swe cling OF the JOINTS.
For Ir0PSy Failing OF the Bowels, Impurities of the
Blood McrcuTicGl amt, Weakness of the spine, Flow
OF blood TO the head, Glddness Buzng nose in the
head aud ears lr. SWceters ianacea VIII give certain
resi IN all severe aud chronic gases, the patients
he TOO Often reminded that larger pesever
tMoe VIII eject cure.
Ia Chs and Fever, Bilious Fever, Elections, Of the
Eyes and Ears Sponay and Bleeding Cams Bronchitis,
aud recent Coughs and Colds br. Sweetser's Panacea
VIII he found perfectly and certain in its effects
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-19

Fhc hest strengthening plaster in tie world and a
vefegn remedy Tor panso or weakness in the Back,
Ions Sides Breast, Limbs, Joints, Rheumatism, Lum
haeo. &C one million year viii not supply thede
Hispd. Price y. cents
lie lozeuges TOoih Paste and Plaster sold by Or.
Shemaus Agents fot his Oiesaunian or Ahealna Bal
sam aHnNe l2r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09
The Weekly Herald.

The steamship United States will leave this port to-
morrow for Havre, and will touch at Southampton,
in England on her way. An edition of the Weekly
Herald, intended expressly 70. European circulation,
will be published tomorrow morning in time for her
mails, and will contain summary of American news,
in French and English, the proceedings of the Wing
National Convention full accounts of the ratification
of the treaty OF peace between the United States and
Mexico and variety of other interesting intelli-
gence
The Weekly Herald will usual, be ready tomor-
row morning likewise. 1t will contain the latest in
telligence from England, received by the steamship
Niagara, the proceedings of the Wing National Con-
vention in full, review of the money and commercial
markets, &c. sc.
Single copies, ca cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09

FsOM JAasibA AND carr HAsfttn. We have the
Morning Journal published at Kingston, to the 18th
ul The latest numbers are Allied With Eafopesh ia
telligenoe, and are quite barren Of local news The
New Orleans Commercial Times gives the following
items They are interesting but not late has al
ready appeared
The Dutch schooner Estarra arrived at Kingston on
the Attn inst. having board l27 aytien refugees,
who have hpd the country Of their birth to seek pro-
lection in foreign land The greater number of these
persons females and children. many Of them in
the greatest state of restitution Tho deck of the
vessel presented most distressing experimentation
women, and children were lying about with scarcely
rament to cover them Some of them said to have
been wealthy but glad to escape with but the one
suit Of clothing their persons They brought very
exaggerated accounts of the disturbances in Port au
Prince. reporting that two thousand lives had been
sacrificed but later arrival failed to confirm the n
tegence. Some further particulars will be found
elsewhere.
The British brig Daring, Commodore Peel, arrived at
Port Royal on the 9th and sailed the following day
for Port au Prince. The Commodore of the station
had made up his mind to dispatch one of the mail
steamers TO Hayti for the protection of British sub
jects when the Daring OPPORTUNITY arrived
The Common Council Of Kingston has raade liberal
appropriations for the relief of the Hayten refugees
The Bahama Royal Gazette mentions that the schr
Adventure had arrived from Aecranes with few
more jars of quicksilver saved from the wreck OF thu
late steamer Tweed and large amount OF specie To-
gother with materials Of considerable value which had
been delivered up to the Companys agent after being
duly entered.
The Kingston markets have undergone no change
for the better there any prospect Immediate
improvement. The last sales of New Orleans flour
made at Sos, but it doubtful whether more
than 34 could be obtained for further parcels Sales
of mess pork have been made at Cos and Of prime at
/
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09

Deficiency thus far, 1913. $40244,152 OF
The falling off in the quantity of breadstufs shipped
and in the market value show deficiency in the az
gregate of more than forty millions Of dollars This is
an immense amount and accounts partially for the
large amount of specie going abroad by nearly every
packet from this port. The period included in the
above table is for nearly nine months, and in that
time the bulk of the shipments for the year ending
September /, 1s47, was made, that the deficiency
named will nearly the total sum for the year
cotton the increased shipments thus far this
son have about made up the depreciation in prices
In the face of this enormous decrease in the value
of EXPORTS the imports into this port during
the past five months, have beeR about three millions
greater than for the first five months of 1871 How it
is in relation to the imports into all the other ports of
the country at present unable to say but unless
there has been great falling of in their imports, the
balance against ut the close Of the fiscal year.
with large shpmen ts of specie will be very large
When look at the tremendous decrease in the guam
ty of breadstufs exported compared with last year,
it is longer surprising that freghts have ruled
low this year. According the most liberal Gale la
tons, there must have been at least five hundred
sells employed in the carrying trade between this
try and Great Britain last year where there has been
vessel this year, estimating voyage to each
vessel and less number in proportion to tho number
Of made the vessel in the space of nine
months 1t is true that the increased quantity of cot
ton shipped has given employment to vessels than
the trade did last year but not to extent su
cent to Offset small per cent of the immense reduc
ton in the shipments OF breadstuGs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09
Markets,

New ORLEANS, June lection quiet, middling to
good midding ga to ca. Sugar unchanged. Molas-
small sales, 13als. Flour quiet. Freightsno new
engagements. Exchanges-no alteration.
June 3-Cotton-Thc sales to-day foot up 1000 bales
at decline Of &c. Sales during the previous week
$4,000 bales
BUFFALO, June s-Receipts within the past twenty
four hours:-Flour, 1000 bbls wheat, 1000 bushels;
corn, 1000 do Sales of 900 bbs of flour made
at IS So 1870. Wheat-Sacs of 900 bushels
made, including Chicago at 90c and Ohio at 81 0Gc.
Corn Sales of 5000 bushels were made at 41c Whs-
key-Sales Of 90 bbls were made at 10jsc OatsSales
OF 5000 bushels werc made at Soc. Freights no
change.
albany, June S.-Rcceipts by canal were very light
Flour 500 bbs; corn 800 bushels Flour was
firm with an upward tendency in prices; sales of go
bbs at So SOC So 75c for good Oswcgo Michigan.
man Genessco, SC. There was nothing doing in any
ether kind of grain
BosroN, June Flour-Sales of GOO bbs were made at
az ST.. SO 37 Corn Sales Of 1900 bbls, made
embracing mixed, at Ole, and yellow Mt Soc. Rye
,,es of 200 bushels made at 75c. OatsSales Of
,soo bushels were made Mt SOC There was change
in provisions OK In frcights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-09

I,rrp, pv Jr,,o,s,rs ND CuARRELS-NlR. LES
TER.--An evening Journal VI i'''e circuia"oh ana
less influence, which is said 10 DC conducted by
one OF our small potato Htcrati, Is out win mean
aId wrathy fling at the literary ,'harac'er Oh MI
Lester, formerly the consul at Genoa; out who' al
the last dates was IN London on his way nome.
It seerls that Mr.. Lester attended The aonual DIN
ner of the Royal Literary Fund in london. On
that occasion, Sir Augustus Clifford proposed as
toast, the Literary Society OF America.
This compliment is received here by some OF his
jealous rivals with sneers and con,umely, and Cne
of them has stated, apparently with some doubt,
that Mr.. Lester is the biographef OF Sam Houston
and the Ivory Christ. Now, the literary produc-
tons of Mr. Lester are numerous, an dcertainly as
literary man, in every point of view, ne can stand
upon level, if not far above some of ne produc-
tons which sunk into obscuriiy the name OF Har-
ry Franco.
1t is melancholy to observe the mean, uiaple
and contemplate jealousies which divide uSny
OF the literary men of this metropolis; 'Nn.d
this Is one OF the instances True literary ia
lent is always accompanied with manliness and
generosity. Pretenders are the only jealous ami
mails.