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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
Passengers Arrived.
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.HALuAS Ass IusEroo sisArsshis capada--Hs aeS
IRE hyrn. fnslsrd W End Nv hnsross N YORK; liz II
n-is. ~ ssd lazy Mss bolssa, Mo wson Bait 1sa~ss
srs yehh,en ssS ,dr, ny .si Mrs CLAY. oh1drca &
ntcs md servant os Ch.sornres, Myers A. rbsis
t.n. fhlsasphs; u Crolshton, a.. A Esossds y F.rs
trotiet ftrssn, snt friebd. nurser. farf \ r
tsS9ss VI rlsy ~ usir saiecsnss, ~iasss FsrssAll
a. lhos hettfts Col Cesroyre Mr. 8ilau sseis pahs
noueiss Gsa Sydney, Nelson, j y salts teees-
uers, hineh.ssri tprden, Q Howard 6tii fstsvtc
tesef u Frtrch tttpachos Jas McChltry pr we're NJ
net'sf P'sish vi Day Appois % CNsterijes, ClSss
Wttts, shern.r, CorrGs Prrt.r9ya. Roburt Nopas
Ncodhlcs. Berry hscxssti., gsn.lcrot, Hasbars
W. sfph Nscshecker, krger, Ii.ft Loat. x
4.a sstuire, Gsosls 'fas. Fhipps william MuHro~ TRs,
thRmles. SohusheUsrs- - For Hsiifat-N vnlosrS-
~ trsy.rwsathtr Geo Patel III Geo Q Lopssn Nrsss
hrs Nsoksrsie. NJ AndersYn-1. Total ~.
SAVANNAH steamship Cherckas-Hsss,s A Bonnet s,H
lacy Pals Say chile ssd sertsrs Leaysna LADY sad
soni Rsfi = lcrser Tres Chsss and rru. : a E,~d
joel saier Oiohrsen, cslheuu, esr, Moarss,s 81
6ionahten, DR. Richardson , Nichoisan Iot. p.E. ~
s'.,ssl, SeG5ss nilsr 2 ssiss, Rsot Ra-i.s,
nchnson nounel Danisl Kennsdy W FIln1 n s.,s>.
OILS Dsi.s. Cio.snrnar LAsare, " " fhornpa,r II
steiren, b-unsst and tstv M s-ta ans LADS ~.
vf seiies srt lady Blsss sns IsSr " fwtslns la
. tslsszs eae ~ 10 ne stswseu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
Our Hudson River Correspondence.


September 4th, l849. !
Msrenents Of ne Hen. He~ry Ciay-Os his way 70 Y1mt
Mwts~ Vsa B~en--Ths Hsnker Csnrsueon at Syrs-
Az left the wharf at the foot Of Chamber street. ~
o'clock this morning, IL was announced that Henry
Clay on b,Ard ef this elegant steamer, which
created quite sensation among the passengers aud
he was soon surrounded BY number Of gentlemen -
we'll - the fair sex.
After convsrsing with them In the ladies c.
bin for about hour, Mr.. Maxwell, the excel
that breakfast ready and Mr. Clay was escorted TO
the lever cabin by number Of his friends and seated
beside Captain Hulss. This oil dsns before the
gong sounded, consequently the rush did not
msncs till after Mr. c. safely seated the head
Of the table In the space Of three minutes after the
gong had given Its desfenins sound the tables ell
filled. and the broed chickens, birds, sto, made
to suffer; but MIR Maxwell being an sIpsrsnosd hand
In the Stewardship Of the North River steansrs had
provided plenty, end enough for ell After Mr. Clay
lad psrtook Il this sumptucus breakfast he proceeded
TO the upper deck In company with General STAFFORD
Judge lockwood, Mir Ns~ton's son. MIR. Des, and
others where he received light for Of his Rega.
lies, Of which he always carries good stock Having
taken his seat the forward promenade deck lac vas
SHOW the terminus Of the Erie Railroad the various
residoBces ruch ~ Washington Irvings Forests and
others, then the Hudson River HsIrosd In viesins
ell that was Of any note, II vss moutsy explained
him BY Mr. Dean Nj cl,y sppesrs quite improved In
bis health since ne vas sarstogs that i ne
be stronger, aud lively Ia bis movements he L.
only accompanied by his servants aud 10 nov his
wy home via Lake Ontario However, he viii land
kpdrrhcok for Tn. paryoe tss ne informed pay
Ing hort visit 10 rsrtin Van Buren, Amer rensnnx
at Linden aid few hours be s proceed 10 Albasy oY
railroad ana remain for dsy and thea go v-st Bs
expects to abort visits A. several Of
oitss where he viii undoubtedly bs received in
tbunisstie manner II quite probably that Mr.. Clay
vill BE- 81 the AgrouItursl stsis fair Which opens
~esh ffon to day nj Syracuse. shsrs he anticipates
meeting the here u bueos Vista, shous his heAlth
permit him 70 visit the fair
The Hunker state Convsntieu, which copyenes a.
Syracuse to will not be lsrgey .ttends5, 10
IL called for the purpose - nomiBstng State Ticket
but as yet doubts enterta aimed vhsthsr any nOmi-
sntcn, vi ~ msd. till the l4h vhca tine tho Do
rnocrstio Nss- Nominating tste Con.rntonis Ia take
place. The barnburners have called thnirs - Utics
IN tho 12th inst. but riu probably snJ In blow ",
~. maturity q the delegates will wish To s~st the
rrsClt OF The Mae Convention u Tie 18th General
Aaron Wstd, member Of Conrrs-. from Wcstcses-
ter, together with eevorsl other delegates are no. on
board for the Syracuse Convention 81 - -ior
rev. The Herai1 -in be promptly sayiss5 - su the
movements Of this body ~ hunkors As -e now
Desr foughksepss nust drDy thi, ciose IN ORDER
10 end " ty the rnagni Bcsnt steamer Aida
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q white 50 u ocAts and yssw st 65 cents
bsshsi Oats wiueas change At 80 cents. Cattle
ks4d besve $50 Of which .d "a city hsteher- and
hsof being equal 81 IS IS net. and averaging 81 Gs
Gross 100 Read driven to and the balance
remain ever snsold Hoss-Ths supply 10 small Wsssoss
~ 81 rs q S. per 100 lbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06

WAsarSoror, Sept 8, 1S4o
7xs PresideNs's TsSrMesting IF the Cabinet and their
Regsest for hs Return 10 Washington The Hesds Of
Depsu~osts-Rsy's (siias Gsye'ss) Csse.
It IL generally believed that the President viii
turn to Washington almost immediately, and not pro.
LONG hs journey the present time During the past
week there was council held BY the msmbsrso Of the
oaSanst on hearing OF the Presidsnts illness OF Erie
The result 10 known, but 1t is known that the
Secretary State immediately after the meeting sd-
jouaned letter TO the post once addressed to
the Prssideat himself st Erie, With the frank Of the
STATE Department IL, and IL 10 believed that the
letter contained urgent request from the csbiaet
to the President, to return to Washington Two Of
the members II the cabinet vhom We saw and With
vhon conversed, appeared to be much alarmed on
scoount Of reports they heard
sickness They sad that tbs extreme kindnsss Of his
disposition Induced him, and will continue to induce
hin ~ % every tang In HE poser to srstf ~
- the him and that the inosssant
fatigue arising from the excitement produced BY the
theussris who visited him could not fail to be too
much for sny human constitution Tbs President 10
capable OF enduring great privations aud hard
ships but could have ~ithstood What he has
Undergone. ~ihout injury to hi. health
The p-opi. will s-lcome hin, back; and notvith.
standing all IN. abuse which has been lsvshed upon
him, there 10 moi p.to In the nsioa Of any party,
Who will net rejoice 90 learn that he Is again safe and
veil in the eAeeGtiy. mansion
The hesos " Departments continue to labor without
osaspx. Whatever may be their merits or dement's
An other respects eli here gill accord to them the
character OF most industrious and lsborou- osbtnet
The seoretsr, OF sst- has not been OUT Of town,
cut Of hts ONCE, one day IN sir months some
instructions sbout the spanish Consul were sent BY
telegraph TO New orleans, so Monday IL In b.lisved
that the President having recovered Garcia from Gov
RoscAli will suait the diclosurof to be made by
the evidences trisl a senor Espsna bsfors the
Circsit Court. The stHinistration 10 c-rtaioy ca
tisted vrro for the speedy restoration OF Garcia TO
the city from which be vas Abducted OMEGA
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The Postmaster General has established. discontinued
and changed the sites and names Of the following
Offices for the week ending September l, 1912
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06

WAAlutSfori s"pt q ls<e.
.ass~t,e~ Of 7er1ic,yF-lss PTsi.nees Lsr,as sAess
As ip<e~s-,A small M,'iahs--.7n .f~eodst -M~,sv
3oso, tle alLsss D.fai.iss-, sis.
Fxoovsfror Chambers and Governor RAmsey, Of
Msoc,sta Tertiary havs recently bssp sppcat-d oom
rksrionsrs g. treat with the Sioux indians residing
north " the S. Peters FOR the purchase Of tvspty mil
lSoos Of acres OF TO. land -hich they and
copy. >. o. Pbisscr. q Kentucky, IA the secretary
The lane e. represented be sell adapted for ssrios
tsre, and when snssxsd 10 oar territory sin Afford
msrs room for the thsssnds Of sIaigrsns -ho emf
sr~sinx tbitbsr.
Many II the clerks " the government ~ho iiv. too
hAgh" for their salaries and VINO -snt to support
syts which their income 10 insdsqusts are oostuu
any In the hand q this money lenders 30 customary
Il foe them TO n th.ir salaries that every shaver
has bsnhs 70 be Billed sp BY the bouo-srs In the fol-
levtnG form, vtz:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NV BEDFORD On MARKET, Sept 3.-Sperm-The
market has been quiet since last aud have only
t. report sale of about 800 bbs. 1T 81 49, cash. at
which price holders irm. Whsle-There continues
steady good demand tor whale and of $50 bills
have made since last at prices ranging from
AZ to AZ cents to quality The transactions include
200 bbls brown AZ cents 20O bbls do at AN cts ;
245O bbls good at As cents 400 bbs at 40 cents and
200 bills. handsome, at At cents, cash. In whsebone
transactions are limited. We notice sales OF small
parcels of N w Coast at IS, and Polar Mt 40 cents,
cash Candles continue in good demand and
prices have further advanced We notice sales Of $50
boxes at "a cents per ID. cash.
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.

STOIk SALES,
PsuLApxLrn,A, sept e-trs. Bosrd-6 shares Kentucky
I4l; Penns Bank. 1881 10 penn'a H. 50 0 STATE
o. H. IN $500 DO, 70, s73S $1,000 do, cS 900 do,
as s75S O. shares Peen'A X. So Penns Bank, 1854.
Afr ioars S GO Nav. Gs AZ 5000 do 70, ~ 5000
c. M; $3.50 6e, s73< 500 do sly S5I U s. So,
49, iO 5000 State 6s b. 1a $1,000 do. a $1,000 do o.,
67]s $lUuV do O., 1h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06
n ARIrImE EsgELLIS e. ON
Port oS New York, sopt. 9, ls4s,


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-06

rAhNs AND sT-hs sHAvssp.
NewburE Booue county, Illinoi name aud site
changed 20 "therry valley" aud joseph NJ Radls
appointed bostn sster
Diinos city Rock Island county. Illinois aud
site chane.d 20 "bunsis Prairie" and J. Whitney
appointed postmaster
Colo MoIntain, Amherst county virginiA-nams
and site changed 20 " Oronoko,' aud George MArshsO
appointed p.stmsster
Farley, Cupeper county, Virginia name changed
to "Strode," end lafayette Corbin appointed post.
master.
Iron w.rhs, Cas- county, Ussrgis name changed "
Ltov shn
Rich Hill, itsvsmba cousty, kississppI- Dsns
changed 10 CuuniDgs,iiio"
Ljonsi Lucas county, Cbio-si,e changed, Aud Ma.
SD,ith AZ pointed po-smast1y
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Herrls Marine Correapon asncs.

SCR S.Eias s''us rssa sSEi al ncsislaa. sH .,s~.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
z~yRE CoNc ENrRArEp EXTRACT OF

JAMAICA (SlN(Sk,R-An efficient and grateful
Stonashic Stimuaut and CarunnatNe, Tor the relief
oi Flatueney alaymg Nausea, &c., &c. Prepared aud
sold bv PUECELL, LADD " CO, Apothecares aud
Druggists ~ corner Nam and ltth Streets Richmond,
Va
This extract contains in concentrated form all The
essential properties Of the best Jamaica White l'n9er,
and viii be found valuable, safe and grateful Sto-
alaghic sLimulaut m eaIeebed aud angmd state Of
the stomach accompanied with sense Of sinking or
antnesS, which besides being an attendant ON dyspepsia,
accompanies almost al arrangement OF the digestive
organs. Ii mparts in such cases an agreeable ana cor
Gal warmth, giving strength and tone to the impaired
9r2ans and is not followed by that sense OF laSsltude
aud depression which after the use Of many other
stImuants.
DIREcr1oNS FOR uSE.--Asa stmuiaRt in an enteebled
condition of the stomach from 80 drops 70 tea spoon
.ul dHilsed IN q VINE glass OF water, sweetened or not,
as preferred may be used to great advantage In the
same manner will afford pleasant and grateful drink
AFTER meals TO relieve the sense Of tuneSs or hatulenee
5easoned bv indigestion other causes A lew drops
added TO tambler OF will be found to correct
m unpleasant and sometimes deieerious effects Of the
30 nee use Of cold water in warm weather. For Chohc,
or 10 relieve pains ia the stomach much benefit will
BE- experienced from its use, and by repetition in the
rgr doses in severe cases In nausea or sick stomach
one tea spoonful in small quantity OF water will at
lord speedy relief Persons travelling will ind this
ele to correct the effects Of change Of water. Pre-
pared and sold wholesale aud Retail by
PURCELL, LADD i CO,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
NnEDICINAL COD LIvER oIL.--Anotbe

sH fresh supply Of Purified Cod Liver OIL, from Rush
tan. Clark RI Co. which Is generally conceded to be
the best and reliable article yet offered to the pub
c aeag comparatively tasteess and inOdorous it ~
not liable to offend the stomach of the invalid az the
common and highly colorsd oils almost invariably
do.
~ every thing ia .ts depends upon its purity and
sca form that vii b. least Objectionable 10 the patient
pfecagf0a should e taken select snch az IL Prepared
ins from fresh livers and free from the objection
rgsd against the use Of tSs iolarior oils (which
beng prepared f0fa common OIL from vsrs which
have undergone partial decompositicn} which, besides
having Little Or nose ol The peculiar properties Of good
OIL ~ positive mIHfY hy destroying tie tone Of the
stomach and d,sof9srng the bowels
TINS stcle e Tree from these objections, aad Is re-
courasadsd as pure and reliable
PURCELL. LAID IL co, Druggists,
ocZi ~, Man It,, cor. 18th
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
FALL IMPORTATloN.-

A LEAANDE,R MOTT AUCTIUNtE4k AND
a COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner Main
and 18th Streets opposite City Hotel-fas always
hand at private sale large and splendid Of
sold low for cash approved paper, consisting IN part
Of
Hair cloth spring seat Sofas, Diyans
0rt8mans. Sideboards Secretaries
Ladies Cabinets Bureaus
Cured hair and shuck Mattresses, double and single
Mahogany, French and low post Bedsteads
Trundle do
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
Do Wardrobes Work Stands, Washing do
Do dining, tea and card Tables
Clocks OF every description
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cloths Cassineres, Vestings, CaEcoes
Irish Linens Casuneres Musllns, Shrtngs
Safinerrs, FIannels, Pms and Needles
Cotton and six Umbrellas, Hosiery
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Superior ivory handle Knives and Forks, II pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
Do Carvers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
Pocket and Pen Knives on cards
Razors. Scissors, Needles Thimbles
FANCY GOODS.
Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
knitting Pms. Susueuders Accordeons
Dressing tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards, Hair Brushes
Razor SGr0ps, Shaving Boxes
Ladies WOcS Boxes, Spool Cotton
Money Cases Family Bibles
Paper, Pens, Playing Cards
Manufactured Tobacco, Principe Cigars, Cheroot
Travelling Trunks, Vaices and Carpet Bags
Boots and Shoes, Hats
n Carson Patent Challenge Backing, &c
And many other articles too numerous to insert in
an adv=rtseneat-aI Of which will be sold very low
and on accommodating terms. 81
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
4 RoMATIC WILD CHERRY BITTERs.

n These Invaluable Bilters brace up and invigorae
the SYSTEM improve the appetite and promote digestion.
Asa remedy 10 dyspepsia, they have equal; and in
ache, assude, &C. they afford prompt and permanent
relief In the affections Of the liver aundice &c. they
excellent remedy, and promote the action of the
liver and free flow OF the bile. They pleasant to
the taste, and preferred by all who have made use
OF them Price 81 paper. fresh supply for sale
by L. J. PlCOT,
oc 3 Corner opposite the Old Market.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
RICHMOND FIRE ASsoClA-

SfSsssSJ TION.-LIFE INSURANCE. RE-
3ss.7ssFss 81 MED.-Fhjs Association is now pre-
pared to ssue Policies Of Insurance On the
lives Of all persons enjoying good general health and
Of sound constitutions for the whole duration Of life
Tor admitted period. and upon as reasonable terms
any similar company Asths is the only institution Of
the kind in this State claims fairly the patronage Of
our own citizens, especially when it is remembered that
U Is at home and It's profits distributed here while the
premiums OF other companies, Literally encouraged by
The public are carried OF the State. The advan-
tages OF Life assurances are now too universally &C.
kuOwledged require minute detail OF the benefits
resulting thererom; it is enough say that all persons
who derive their incomes or support from public or phi
vae Situations mechanical professional or mercantile
pursuits should avail themselves OF It's advantages IN
order 70 secure liberal support TO those who de-
pendant on their exertons The rates OF Insurance
are Is favorable as those Of any similar Institution IN
The United States and general information relating
Life Eusuranees together with the OF premiums
viii be cheertuy given those who call at the Office,
No 333 corner Nam and Stu stS.
Slaves viii be Insured usual reasonable
JAMES BOSHER, Prest.
T7uS Fl HDSuEE Sp,,v 3
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
q. - TO LYNCHBURG BY THE louisa

81. x TO LYNCHBURG BY THE LOUISA
sf5sD RAILROAD.-From and after the LIST of
January, the fare between Lynchburg and Richmond
will be reduced by Railroad and Stages of Messrs
l. Heiskell & Co to Observation-Disclosures S. 90
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction. ........5 90
The Railroad will soon be completed nearer Char
loesville, when the stages will arrive in Lynchburg
to dinner.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at a. NJ, arrive next day in Rich
mond at III A. M in Washington at A P, M :, and in
Baltimore by P. M.
Passengers for Lynchburg take the cars at 8 A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in
Charlottesville before night leave next day at 4 A
NJ, and reach Lynchburg at 6 p M.
Fare between Stanton and Washington $40
Tickets on the Boat or at Stanton
ia I-dtf c. R. MASON, Agent
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17
DHOsGENE 6 As--T6Is article, lnanaf.lctl

DHOs&4ElN Il q As--'Fhis article. manufactured
BY Chas. starr Jr. 4 Co. L The ony genuine art-
Gle and IS alone suited to jennings Patent LAMPS
Many purchasers OF these Lamps have been dsappoInt
ed III telruse consequence Of using N them ETHEREAL
OH anu other burning fluids, which aot at all suited
20 them and will not 1t tile same cost, produce the
sanle quantity OF ignt.
The uroprerors with view Of guarding against TINS
INJURY have determined MOTTO send any Phosgene Gas
70 TINS city or sale, except . them agents
PURCELL, LADD s. Co,
- 10 y, corner Nam and 4r1 streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-12-17

NAHOGANY.-W are now receiving, and
We have constantly on hand, general assortment
of Bay Wood aud St. Domingo Mahogany, for cabi-
net makers and carpenters use Boards, Plank and
Scantling, Coffin Boards, Counter Tops, Bed Posts,
Hand Rails, Newell Posts &C., &c, For sale accom-
rnodating terms by
DC I'll r WHITFIELD & SON
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a MEXICAN PATENT DRYER.-The sub

"a -HI11N'tEh+f n 11.' '71N IN Io oUJ-
IA scdber has just received consignment Of the
above article, which is confidently recommended to
painters, shiprnasers and others, as most superior
dryer paints oteyery description Itdnes the sort
Of paint afew hours, in all kinds Of weather, render
ing it durable, and giving it better appearance
than when mixed with the boiled oil. For sale whole
sale and retail, by ALEX. DUVAL, Druggist
oc l6 l47 Main street
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ae GQIIsiTIONs LOUISA RAIL ROAD

n . ou1scfI5era % the Eastern extension VIII pay
into the Exchange Bank, Richmond, in addition to
tae sum unpaid on the requisitioos Of March, April
May, June. IglY August and September amounting to
$50 pet share, tie Of $50 VIZ $40 the lst Oc-
tobef 80 the lst November, and $40 on the lst
December.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
81 4 SD GARRETT rrrea'r
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: LExAsDER S0TT, -ACCTI0NEER 4

"A
steet-A N zives his personal attention to all sales
-,fer N the cirV or country Of real and personal E-
-lr. slcn as Houses and Lots Lands and leueraeuts
slaves, Horses and earrings, stocks OF Dry Goods,
fsraceries. Hardware. Watches and TeweirY, House
Aald Furniture Books, Prints aud Painting, China,
Cas- NC
The most liberal cash advances made On all con-
slgnmensa Intended for NV aucgou sales,
~ Regular Sale Days. Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
-IridY.
" B. Goods at all times be had At private sale
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UMBER.-l35, 900 feet Albany white Pine, from
"a 10 inches thick
$4,000 feet inch buttonwood and oak Boards
10 600 do. J, and inch Wildwood
1900 do. maple Plank and Scanning, from to 4
inches
Is 200 feet ash Plank from to inches
5000 do black walnut Plank and Scantng
5000 do. cherry Boards, Plank aud Scantlng
Now landing and ahoat, for sale, on accommodating
terms by
90 III WHJTEIFI n & SON