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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17

DEAFNESS CyRED-pE. NcNAlE'S ACCous-
TIC Cli.--FHose deaf frozen old age ana from infancy
uten tlci. Tearing n most ntraculu- hfaner
/, size use OF t> osi. 10 Has the effect 10 rcstote ihH
tceY and lr4g into the ratarai action of the pals So
as To RESTORE the nearing 1Nu lost OF impaired InS
viii %, uuu INA ali cases OF recent deafness, amt many OF
lon standing. An deaf pcSons Shout usc this OIL -
Cuusloc& 60. y CuUrtaEd 81, are the Wholesalers
Pace ) pen Hasa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17

EgOPAL Namisil-Juss received fresh supply of
~ Smith. Strata * COS superior CoPH polishing
nis warranted 10 give satisfaction, and for fac
tory price, adding the carriage
MENDEL and HARBOUR.
Iti Mara street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17

WANTED.
gsgWO Journermen rlat-Ts 10 work ON strfnp Irons
"a and Bride Bits, apply 10
nov 70 OFT & GREEB.
sYa OLD PENS with and without cases: also gcnrr
"a al assortment OF steel pens at the variety So Of
Noy91 j. BLACKM AR K TO.
Monroe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17

ETSARPET BINDING, inst received q Gross carpet
- binding, and for sale Ey tlc Cross single piece.
MENDEL, HAEBuU r, x Co.
TAI roaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17
LEATHER

Al BUSHELS Of shoe Iegss receIvcd b"
~ ToDB and H0vEat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17
HARDW ARE.

sxIRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT ard GREER
~ Nov B
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17
IIr.I EINlSlIltn

4 ND arrived fIen the Factory this morning al Ken
= nedy's Wheeling hooking Glass Warehouse No IL I
Main ST., door to W Rohs chair Factory iarge
lot of the richest Mahogany frame Loo&na Glasses
offered in this city which viii q sod the cheapest.
Some of them low i0cens and some high as
$40. Citizens if Is worth your tine 10 come ana STE
them. oct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17

ASrS and Boot Trees-A full resentment Oft ,.ts
50 and Boo, Trees, Just received 4 ta. s.. " t.e
Bi! Red Boot. McCI,{f.f r-. r .N.v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17

noYs' Thick Boots-6O pair boss t .l ..-.s ra-ef
~ we'd this day at the sign Of ma o.. H.. H..t.
deco MCCALL. f. Knox
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-17

zS0nea * - 0E q.

vzOUTHs' Thick Boots-IO0 rair. rar.f-- thick
= boots received this DAY by
dtc4 MeCLtE5.EN Sc Esox.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15
IpFT,AND-poT.wO Crop

| From eight to ten million tons of Potatoes are ex.
pcctcd to be grown in Ireland this year.
In Tyrone, Derry, and Donegal, the continuation
of warm showers and OF alternate sunshine through
the week, have much accelerated the growth of the
crops. Flax, especially, appears promising. Poa-
toes are making rapid progress, and continue very
healthy in ppcarancc.-Dery Sentinel
Never, in the recollection OF the Oldest persons.
has the Potato been more promising, or shown less
appearance of Observation-Disclosures Herald.
In this and the adjoining counties the crops look
goriously promising. Wheat, Oats, Bcre, and Bar
ley-all vending their wav in fine style to ma
turity Even the Potato not at all ashamed Of past
mshaps, has laughngly unloded its blossom mid the
sun and showers OF the past tortnight.C acdn paper.
The harvest prospects in this district all that
can be desired. The breadth of Potatoes sown is
much greater than had been anticipated. Not a
single instance of blight has been communicated 10
u.s. and though the seed has missed in several places,
the loss is not such as 10 cause uncasincsS. The
Grain crops are forward, aud present cheering
pcct.- Leinr Express.
We have not heard of single in which the
blight has as yet appeared in the Potato, and the
Wheat and Dat crops were never more advanced at
this period of the year.-1udm Herald.
From almost every part of the country, we have
learned that the Corn and Potato crops are in the
most forward and fourishing state.-Ter. Guardian.
Our old friend, the Potato. promises TO be prolific
this time ITestmeah INDEPENDENT
The weather has been unusually cold for the past
ten days, but the rain has done incalcuable good.
good breadth of excellent upland meadow has al
ready been cut-on the first dry day moving will be
general. Slight frost observed two or three
mornings during the week, which, it is said, has in
some places injured the Potatocs-but the injury
must be triaing the crop is making rapid progress
10 maturity, The Fruit crop is also showing mpch
PROMISE and will be early this year, if the weather
clears up and becomes warm agan.-1yrone Const'n.
We favored with the most genial weather,
and under its invgorating influence the crops of all
kinds wear most cheering appearance. The Pota
toes in the ncghborhood of this town growing
most luxurantly. ~ yratcley Herald.
An order has been received from the Lords Of the
Treasury by the Board of Works. directing that all
public works in Ireland be Immediately put stop
to.-Limerick Chronicle.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

Co; iron 81 bars, ] Brooks; mdzc cases. S Kirk &
Son; soda ash to csks, j Lee; mdze bales, } Fal-
coner csks, w Curlcy; yellow metal 10 cases
INDIE ~ crates 81 csks y Gases 100 brls, iron III
bars Gil bdls hoop aud rod, order; mdze cases, r
Barry 4 Som II cases IL bales, Aldridgr, lIgdon &
Co; 81 c,ks 10 bs<ts . bags, Stickncy x Beatty:
csks crates, lowering & Clarke; | case , csk7
Dillingham; X Anderson; cases, Spilker & Albert;
10 csks | case, Albert & Bro; / csk Schacirr &.
Loncy; 3 pkgs, + M'Kcnzc; c+k, Ward & Bro;
do, + Euss; do, Owings 6, Go; d., 5 AuIt;
do, ShuItH; u c,ls do, and II anyils Crit
fifth, Fitzgerald < Magrudcr; mdze - csks 2 bales,
Jenkins Sons: 10 cases csks, } Roury & Sons;
, do, Duer & Norris; As bales cases > truascs, r
Campbell.
tctic, (France) Brig Libcrte dl Coamrcc
Win, 10 hads GjD ar c,ks $50 ca,"s, I F Strohn
X CO. do 40 hhds $50 or csks, and cors 20 bales, for
Philadelphia
Bremen Brn. yhip Fa'ios.
Bricks l00Jo, pipe clay 22O bxs, Schnr & Kustcr.
Flo Jateiro-Ho,k Sarah +. Uoogr.
C9fte 2o97 bags, Phillips & Co; SD do, Brick
head & Pearrc.
Rio Janeiro-Brig li,aazon.
Coffee $3.50 Iags, mdzc bx, / Cuttings; l do,
Duer L Norris.
Porto Rico-Brig Frances JI,,e.
sugar 2lD hhds y brIs, molasscs % do, Kirkland,
Cjcnfucgos, (CuJa) Bark TFTiiamd.
Sugar 62J hhds 10 tres &c bxs, " Howell & Son.
COASTWISE.
Eastport-Brig Financier.
GrndStoncs 80 tons, plaster 30 do, hcrrings 100
bril-, laths 10000, pickets 5000, T Matthew'S
Co.
Boston-Buk Helen Mria.
Crash 40 bales, Loney, Townsend < Loncy; mdzc
500 pkgS, sundry persons
Bost0n-Brig Benz. Franklin.
Mackercl 100 brls, J Corner & Sons; dycwoods ! )
do, cordagc 80 coils, oranges 100 bxs, flbcrls, Sc
40 pkgs, domcstcs rs bales, order; plaster AZ tons
master.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15
THE "NEw POST OFFICE LAW"

We were led into in our last, in publishing
the Post Master Generals instructions which accom-
panied the law, by the incorrect text of the paper
from which copied we in consequence re-pub-
sh the instructions with our remarks thereto prefix
ed, as they embrace another feature which subsc-
quently appeared in a supplemental issue.
The Post Master General has addressed Circular,
with the Washington City Post Office stamp of June
30, accompanying law of Congress passed June 2S,
of which the following copies, and which are OF
much interest to those engaged in foreign corrcspon
dence. Since the distribution of the Circular, how
ever, have seen another of subsequent issue, al
though neither have other date than the Washington
City Post Office stamp, which nsructs Post Masters
to add to the sea postage, of "a cts &C., named in
the first (olowing) Circular, to 10 or more other
CENTS whaeverthe inland postage NAV be, thus in
crcasng the d. to 30 81 cts according the weight
of the letter distance be conveyed to the port of
departure of such foreign steamer or other foreign
vessel:
To Postnasfers. and other agents Of The Department.
You will receive with this, SO much Of the Act of
Congress of the 2Sth june lS4S, relates to your
duties under it, You will that it is faithfully
executed
All letters or other mailable matter coming into
the United States from Foreign countries, or going
out of the United States to other countries are re-
Qured to be sent through the Post office at the place
Of departure or arrival. The hostages 10 be charged
on all letters going out of the United States TO or
through the kingdom of Great Britain its colonies,
or coming from or through the kingdom of Great
Britain its colonies into the United States by any
foreign packet ship other vessel will be follows
the hostages the out going letters other mail
able matter to be pre- paid:
| On each letter, not exceeding half an ounce in
| weight, conveyed between the two countries by a
foreign packet, 81 cents; and for each additional half
ounce fraction under, additional postage of "a
cents: and if conveyed between the two countries by
any foreign private ship or vessel when weighing
half an ounce under, the postage will be 10 cents
and for each additional half ounce fraction under,
an additional postage Of 10 cents.
Newspapers will be chargeabe with postage of
cents each.
Each sheet of other printed matter will be rated as
a newspaper.
| ANY violations of the law will be reported, with
the evidence, the District Attorney, for prosccu
ton. c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15
THE DOMESTIC MARKETS

Are generally dull with very slight alteration in
prices At Nelc lOJ6, learn from the Ship
ping and Commercial List of Wednesday, there was
perhaps rarely ever less business going forward.
This Is usually Continues the paper the dull
est season for our Domestic trade; and now, in add
ton, the unsettled state of political affairs the
Continent of Europe materially mtcrttrcs with trans
actions for export The Canal Bank, Albany, failed
yesterday; and few others in bad rrpute
with the Money Brokers. -BccswaX was selling at
10 cts. Rio Coffee (2OO0 bags gao cts. Laguay
ra, o., 4 mos; and st. Domingo 81, cash. Flour in
fair demand and selling at reduced prices, Gcnrscc,
5.50a s 5625; other Western, SOC; "a S5.375; and
Southern quiet. Corn Meal, , 43 20 So. o. and want
ed. Gcnescc white Wheat had declined and sold
at 20aS l.24, and other Western, (rcd,) l.0Sa
s. LIZ. Corn was in better demand and sold freely
for export at 5la52 cts for Southern flat yellow and
53a5i for Northern Ohio Pork had gone up, Mess 10
lO.15a $ll, closing with but few buyers the
former Prime remained at S.l25a s 525. Lard
in better demand and $500 brs. sold at cts. for
common to = for prime. Domestic Whiskcy had
improved and selling at 23za2la cts. NIuscovado
Sugars were flat.
At Phiiadelphia, the market continued dull, with
very little business doing in any branch of trade.
The stock Of Flour very light. Sales at from 525
to S5s73 per br. for fair to good brands and Rye
Flour scarce at S3.S71. Corn Meal in fair demand
closing at S2.S75 per brl. Sales of about 10000
bushels Wheat at l,O9a S 10 for old reds, l.l0a
= IL for new, and Sl.5 for white, mostly taken
for grinding. Rye scarce and Penna, held at 65a69
cts Corn steady, with sales at 81 cts. for good yell
low. Small sales of Southern Oats at 50 cts, and
Penna. at 80 cts. per buShcl. Whiskey scarce, and
sales at % cts. in brls., and 3D. in hhds. Sales
OF Coversecd at 36230 1915, and Flaxsecd at 300
+ 35. Coffee lower, with sales Of $500 bags Rio,
and 500 bags Laguayra ON private terms. Both
Sugar and Molasscs quiet. Sales of Pork at lO1jG
s ] for Mess, and S5Oa So for Prime. Bacon, with
a light stock, had an upward tendency. Sales of
Hams at Gao cts; and Sides and Shoulders at 4 Jas
cts Lard scarce, with sales at cts. in brIs. and
cts. in kegs
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15
APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.

Liperpool-Ship Scotia.
Iron 100 bdls galvanized, salt 500 sacks r Leslie
& Son; soda ash 80 csks, Guest s. Gilmor; iron $50
tons pig, mdze IL cases bales, S X George; chem-
Gals 100 kegs, 7 Wilson & Co; galvanized iron 100
bdls, f Pratt & Bro; leather cases bales, b De-
ford & CO.. osnaburgs II bales, A Tunbull & Co;
brandy 10 csks, hardware do, q Old6cld; do,
Cortlan & Son. l case, S Cariss; csk, ID U Brown;
mdze % 2 bales, Holfmans & Co; . cases, ii
Easter Co; Ii crates. Boee; 80 cases % bales,
w ID Marshall; l3 crates 3 hhds, Burgess, Dale s.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15
THE NIAGARA SHOWER BATH.

We refer to Mr.. LARRABEE's Advertisement in
another place in this paper-and would recommend
TO all who read it, if they cannot take trip TO the
Falls of Niagara this season. to go to No. "a, South
Calvert street, and examine the greatly improved
Shower Bath TO be seen there; and if they do not
think proper to purchase they will have free privi-
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15
Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time Of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
citics-Stcamboat and Car regulations departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, sc.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. W. corner of Baltimore and Hol-
day streets, (up StairS,) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts. single, or cts. each, for or copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

BEEF CATTLE.-Therc were QUO head on sale
in the yards last Monday, 36S Of which taken
by city butchers, and 232 driven Eastwardly. Bet
ter prices were obtained, the extremes being % and
$3.50, gross equivalent to 4.5O and = % per 100
lbs, net. Hogs are without alteration, S4.5O for
inferior to s 5 for the best.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

EXCHANGING have nothing of interest to
remark in relation TO Foreign; the rates. with limited
transactions, remain much previously reported
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

lege fexamning and compare its properties with
the best they have ever before seen.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

Treaty between the U. States and Mexico.
A copy of this official document will be found in
the Commercial journal of 10 day; and TO make
room for it, we have found it necessary to exclude
other, though far less important matter.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

Stock on hand, 18th inst, 23,O25 hhds.
WOOL.-Ihc market continues without anima
ton and the few sales making at low prices.
WESTERN TRANSPORrATION.-1 rates
through the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
from Baltimore TO Pittsburgh follow viz:
Dry Goods, &c. in bXs. per 100 lbs, 80 cts
ditto, 80. ............ in bales, ...... 50 :"
Hardware, Drugs and Groceries, ...... lib &c
QuccnswIc,.... ..-........-..- ...-....iO "
Coffee, ............. ..............-.....i5 g
bcfflngs, u l.lZ5
Shad and Mackcrcl .................l.25
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15
VIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKET,
(AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED HEREWITH, ),
For the Week ending last epentng.

REMARKS.-Th market in general remains with
very little alteration in any feature; and although
business is slack, about as much usual appears TO
be doing as in former corresponding (mdSummcr)
seasons, II we except the last, which 1t will be rcco
lected was rather precOciOuS one contingent upon
the semi; famine in BrcadstufS in Europe. Wcr a.
fer to the different articles which follow for partcu
lars.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-The market still
continues in state of inactivity.
BEESWA&.-Thcrc is some little coming forward
of late but the supply is still light and the article
very dull.
BREAD.-Wc have no change in prices TO note
and the demand for Crackers, Pilot and Navy Bis
cult, continues good
CANDLES.-Thc demand for Sperm and Ada
mantnc is moderate, but that Tor Mould Taow is
pretty fair-and prices steady.
COFFEE-Thcre has been fair amount of bust
done during the week at prices about, Cat least
equally good) those of last week; and the amount
sold from first hands up 400 bags of Ro at ia
g., but not much under o. cts. per h., mos. and
all taken to go South and West. The arrivals this
week from foreign ports 6ll7 bags.
COTTON.-The demand has been quite limited
and the only transaction reported lot Of 27l
bales Apalachcola at u cts. per h., mos.
FEATHERS The market remains as for some
very considerable time past, extremely dull-and
the retail demand Is also very limited.
FISH.-Wc have change in any denomination
TO note and the sales of all descriptions have been
quite moderate Indeed the market is dull.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc transactions in How
ard street Flour have been to a very moderate
tent at S 5625 the former rates for old, and 575 for
two parcels, comprising 50 brs, Call that has
to hand made from Wheat There have been
further sales of some 20OG03G0O brls. of City Mills
from new Wheat, TO be delivered in short time, at
the former price of 1913, late heavy showers hay-
ing so increased the streams that millcrS are now
enabled to fulfil previous engagements with great
ease About 1000 brls. SuSquchanna have sold for
export at 1902. 1t will be seen at foot that the
inspections generally are much better than they were
III
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

J,du 5. Br. steamer Britannia, Lang,
Jpiy 6. Ship Yorktown, Sebor, .....
Ship New World, King, 49,.
Jrlu 7. Br. aux. steamer Sarah Sands, 7
July s. Ship Hendrix Hudson, Pratt, :
Sch. Baltimore. Slcight, ...... 49,.
- Ringgold, Seaman, -. 1890.
july 10. Ship Atlantic, Lawrence, =.
Ship Bavaria, Anthony, ......... :.
Bark Candace, Gardner, -. ......
- New World, Crowell, -. $50.
Sch. Ann Smith, Bingham, =. -.
July IL. Ship John r. Skiddy, Luce, .
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.---
july 6. Bark Venezuela, Wilson,. =.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-15

June %. Sch. Henry A. Barring Gould, BaItim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-16
d arkets.

New ORLEANs, Nov. IL, 1913
Cotton-Ths sales to-day reached about 5000 bales,
on easier terms, since the receipt Of the Americas
The sales fer the week ending day, smou Mt
to 2S 900 bales Flour presents change since last
report Sugars remain dull and unchanged in quo
tations. Mess por< is selling at $40 a. Freights to
Liverpool continue steady.
BUFFALO, Nov. Is, 1848
Receipts within the past "a hours:-Four 600 bbls
Wheat 81 900 bushels. The -four market was dull
and prices giving way. No sales Of moment re-
ported. In wheat there sales of 900 bushels
com non Chicago at 76c. TIC. and good do ut 9lc
Frei shts are falling. We quote -four to Albany at 20
72c wheat 10 q 20c., and corn at 16 Ito.
ALBANY, Nov Is. 1913.
Receipts by canal within the pass "a hours Flour
10 600 bbs corn 10 600 bushels, barley Is 900 do
Flour was inclined to droop and market heavy. For
900 bushels rye e4c. was asked Sales 900 bushels
oats $50 SIC. OF barley notice sales of 5000
ishels at IS e6c and 10 900 do to arrive any time
this month at the latter quotation.
sPIrrsBURGH, Nov. IA, 1913
There Is active inquiry for -four but the drm ness
of holders prevents large operations sales of Western
at 81 81 O6z per Dbl Rye flour sells at So So Sales
Of Western corn, of inferior quality at 81 to So
cents per bushel Oats sell at 25 Sales of rye
at 40 to AZ cents Sales of whskey ut IT cents per
gallon. Hogs sell at SO to SIS 25 per 100 los In pro-
visions there activity in any article. Quotations
however steady. Sales of cheese at to 5k cents
per Id Butter sells at cents per pound. Sales Of
cents per ID. Sales OF pig lion at S26 to $50. at
months. The market for wheat has downward ten
dency. There are feet water in the channel, and
rising Business Is preparing for the closing Of nsvi
gatien, and the commission houses not receiving
Eastern freights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-16

pointment Of a perpetual commission Of claims to
consist Of three judges, and the commission to be
under the supervision Of the Secretary Of the Home
Department. Congress would thus be relieved OF
this intolerable burden, and justice would be
melted out promptly and efficiently to individual
claimants.
All these changes are absolutely necessary to
the proper conduct of the Executive departments
of the government. We trust that they will be
Immediately effected, and that the incoming ad-
mlnistration will be permitted to commence their
term of office under the advantageous influences
of thorough, efficient, and most necessary re-
organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-16

CHOICE oP CoMpTRoLLER.-Byth the election of Mr..
Fillmore, the Office of Comptroller will become
vacant on the 4th Of March next. The new consttu-
tiop Geo Of art Ky directs that the Legislature
sbsi provide for filing ancies in Office aud in case
Ct elective ocers no person appointed to all vacan-
cy sbsl hold his Office by virtue Of such appointment
longer than the CONNIE cement OF the political year
next succeedipg the first annual election after the
happening 81 the vacancy The legislature has not
az yet made provision for vacancies any the State
Offices. but viii doubt do at the next session
The new incumbent OF the ptroller sofce will then
hold his appoints eDt until the let OF the next January
lSEO-.9Lo1y 3,cus -