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MEDICAL, AID.

nsd s sS ;s book
and published by Dr. Gregory in 1885, In 1871 he pubsheds
ens and IN iS,s has been @ and enlarged
suitable explanatory remarks The author now IN extensive
sly practice q Mot, Opposite The stone church
5 for suP e h 6 his
is here guided in the selection o remedies according
the respective circumstances and condition Of the Tive
With b Of he"
o nay eo BE- %
bad symptoms should occur The price of the book fifty
Dr. Gregory takes this opportunity to remark that he
tYs the eompsnt sill lett Which shows iss
only occasionally Such this frequently to be
%on s@eh as these & Dr. Gree
CORY been successful to degree hitherto unhear Of in
% @ sS:
he IS having had s Advantage
gate Of Which Effects
nss he 10 s
sa eo S es G ssn Be-
ing 100 valuable including all the old and
Dr. Gresorys residence drug store-it private
sTs s '
TO THOSE TNTEREsTED.-DscmioEi i oeumbeni up
Of medicine and been raised i from the Of
h 10 ss sss SSs SC TO n
s,f The of health myss r. ne fall Of
raised squar Of matter IN twenty four hours rails.
e .n sn my 1 sss
loose feet and legs sweed and to eye appearance beyond
IN OSaP my s01Esa
benefit from the advice of very eminent stefan who
s bis @ 5 me en- My
very much exhausted. On my arrival my family thinking
r.. % % s soa ms no Be- Sfs
did moi live two hours believe he thought then sy
ng he d me my Sps Were pretty much We then
sn Of w. wa%s xss upon whom my
s ms lawns p n.
fS Ss use S, TS s ss
h: sbovs MEDICINE and received great benefit fcS The FIT
Ss Ss s and with Vi FIRM ep my appetite
oed could eat roast beef Or any thing my rpss eavS
s%a Weight and feel we'll hope every peo" Afflicted as
nc nis ss will be
S will Dp sss s s . sr cal 2"
ton should this not prove satisfactory.
i0'r'' "''"r JUpIIts c. SMITH 81 Bedford st.
To DR.. II. c. THorr, 1872 Greenwich lane,
City, County and ss s o New Tc 'se ''n
Julius g Smith, Of the said city above named being duly
signed BY me and dedicated to Dr. IL Thfg gre 'gf
sTSs s ssi,. me- the di # ao 5 Com Of Deeds
WANTED !MMEDlATELY-Qne or two Clerks-ncne
men in the retail dry goods business Inquire Greenwich
St. after oae o'clock IN the afternoon c,vursrr
au22~r a. b. CLEMENIE
osT-A Silver Pencil Case, old fhioned, heavy and rich
II ~ chased, with ,he initials " 2 So on the seal Double
10 10 be OWNER at the Office Of the Democratic Review Chat
ham ST. aul2N'rc
OLLECTIoNs on all part. Of the United States made on
mlsr " 80 and iso Broadway "a
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Married.

At Coldenham, Ofange county, on Thursday the 18th
inst by the Rev Robert H. Wallis ROBERT BLAKE, Esq.
to Miss SARAH VAN DYcK daughter of the late James
Dyck, Of this city.
On the 18th inst by the Rev. Michael Curren, Mr. Jxo
CoRRcAS to Miss MARIA CASSIDY, daughter of the late
Andrew Cassidy.
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Q3- KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.-This remedy
for Worms of the most extraordinary used. 1t
ehectuay eradicates worms Of all Sorts from children
and adults
Thousands perish by without the real cause be-
ing known Some other is assigned for their sick
ness. until too late TO the real cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon the parent
who does not know and the doctor who does under
stand the complaint which destroying those precious
flowers of life-children.
What should be done1
The answer is plain. Give this Vermfuge which will
be sure to do good ifthey have worms and if they
nave viii destroy and eradicate them with certainty
and precision truly astonishing.
cannot harm the smallest infant the strongest adult
There no mercury mineral in it. Mercury the ba-
sis OF most remedies and the remedy sometimes
worse than the disease SO lozenges but rely
upon this Every person will be convinced on trial
that is the most perfect invented To he found
only at II Maiden Lane.
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Herald bulletin OF Nexvs.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept the north west
corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight O'clock A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four o'clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer
and read Advertisements of all kinds taken at the Office
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beef Cate674 at market offered and sold S. so; 400
head went to New York. Cows and Calves-s27 at mar.
ket sales from SIG s93 extra sold $50 sa5 Spring
ers Sll to $4 Dry Cows sold at SIS 50. Calves the
drove yards 81 So extra ST. live weight on tho De-
laware, 50 rs So. Hogs3O at market sales at S475
s.. Sheep-Sales at 81 a ST 25, extra s. Is.
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The bel Mall bdi, via East Chester. White Plains,

The Mail via East Chester White Plains
and Bedford, to Danbury CT daily ex, d
cept Sunday ..... PM A. NJ
The Mail for Brooklyn, twice day
The Mail for Tompkinsyille, daily except
sunday A. NJ.
The Way-Mai supplying offices on the
East side Of the Hudson River between
this and Albany, Monday, Wednesday,
and nday. NJ,
The Way-Mai on the West side of the
Hudson River, TO Albany, Monday
wednesday, and Friday. ........I p. NJ.
The Mails on Long Island closed as follows:-
On the North side Tuesday and Friday A. NJ.
On the South side Monday, "Wednesday and Friday A. NJ
On the Middle route. Tuesday and Friday A.
Jamaica, daily, except Sunday. NJ
Flushing, daily, except sunday. A. NJ
Fort Hamon Fiatbush, Nc. daily, except Sunday p NJ
"Ihe Great Eastern Mall via Sonngton Sc. is closed on
Saturday evenings o'clock and al O'clock Sun
day morning by land. Time of arrival Sunday evening 9
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Foreign IrnportatIon..

BELIEF HondmBrg Florida Bsnca7s specie tons log
wood Banco22 bales sarsapara OF hides bb bags Tor.
tose shell and hoofs 10 rosewood S0s FAexendesoo
Lanret0 bales ssrsapaa box shell 67 hides
$3.50 Labouisse box mdse Masters, Makoe coS00
BnehananI parcel tortoise shell 70 hides w warriner-
Coffin box old copper ST turtles o captain. -
NAGUABo, PitSchr Gnndee97 hhds moasses 56 hJs
Mannd. knnnrdx AZ co. - ~
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Marine Pavilion.

RocxAwAv, Sd August, 1912.
0S3- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
at this delightful watering place. by addressing the SUBJ
scriber at McCoun Clark's, SO Wall street.
a3 lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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u. 8. SHIr NORTH CAROLINA, }

Q}- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
in session board this ship, hereby order all the
witnesses in the cases to be investigated and accused
to be puncual in their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
Sundays excepted boat will be in waiting at the Bat
terry bridgefst half past A. M. daily.
CHI. II. WINDER Judge Advocate.
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o. QUEER FISH CAUGHT WITH RICH
BAlT!-Barnum Of the American Museum has finally
caught the Fejee Mermaid for week. but it took
liable bait to ence her adyshp, it being nothing less
than thousand dollars Some ten thousand persons paid
their respects to this Princess of the Ocean, while Con-
cert Hall last week. and doubtless fifty thousand visitors
will be near the mark this week. There is mistake
about this being the greatest curiosity saw and
the most curious thing Of all is that nauraists who be-
fore disputed the existence of this ANIMAL have all
sceptcism removed on the subject.
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G5-GlN AND BITTERS, AND BRANDY AND SAR-
saparilla Syrup the toncs" offered by the nostrum
vendors but the public awaking of the dan.
ger of such pernicous preparations The fact habits
OF the grosest intemperance and that horrible
lady delrium tremeus has been produced by them, is
enough to sweep away those poisoned compounds The
Tonic Mixture Of the College Medicine and Pharmacy
is no spurious stimulan but scientific compound of the
most potent restoratives. Sold in ST. bottles
Office 81 Nassau street, NY
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:, 10 WILLIAM STREET.
PRIscIrAL OrrIcE.-Lstters deposited before haEpast
H. and half past o'clock, will be sent out for
delivery at 0, l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs.-Leters deposited before T. H. and
O'CLOCK Will be sent out for delivery at o. and o'clock
ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent.
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall favor, if ceptains Of vessels arriving
here, viii give Commodore w A. bssett Of our ne ", feet
felor' OF Tie shipping left AZ the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage, list of their cargo,
foreign they have Commodore Bassett wifi
board them Immediately tsir arrival We VIII eciprocate
the favor in any way.
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Passengers Arrived.

BELIZE, Hond Brig Florida Banca-Auguste MakeIin
French Consul General Central America; Juan Cisneros
Of Central America; fena Penalta. BRAZIL Miss Suther
land Belize. ~
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable Of doing all
OF printing such books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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To CORRESPONDENTS Abroad

Oar correspondents in foreign ports respectfully requested
send by all the marine Intelligence thew can
obtain Nautical information Of any kind any one re-
siding al home abroad. will be thankfully received.
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City Despatch Post,

90 few copies of the first volume of this work,
handsomely bound, may now DO had at the publication
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UNITED STATES
CITY DESPATCH POST

CITY DESPATCH POST.
raj being DESTROYS tha, all City Letters commonly known
sAEs cFY % .hssa 5. t.sSs5S
POST Master hs city
Ss s D Ss ri y he
ss he ss Depart ana
The Post Mater ks scared the services Of Mr. s
& Sss % hs1s
S Sf'n to Sy IN G E
given, that all Letters placed in the boxes the various
az f oe, Be fsf
charge Of the e and will be received for rapid deli
Letters aadrssssd to parties renting B0ne. the Upper and
unless made that they be by the City Despatch
Letter boxes placed at hundred stations in various
say delivered f times day sandays eacepd hse
sp ssSs sss. free f ss t s
age to be '0se'ef EfsH HI addressed
Letters which the writers desire send free, must have
free ssS e M
Postcc,s 81 and ii he stations charge BE- g cents
large quantity being made with view to the sccommodaon
of those parties sending considerable number of circulars
An Letters intended to be sent forward to the General Post
UNPAID LETTERS
Letters not having free stamp will be charged three cents
payable by the party to whom they addressed deli
Letters and addressed to the Editors of the pat
REGISTRY.
unless az Mj pp sr F. oe where
viii be kept fer Letters. which parties may wish place
der special charge. Free Stamps be affixed such Let
be sred for registration; but all such Letters
be ecially deposited At the principal office.
The advantages offered by this plan are .
EsThe secure and prompt Transmission Of all Iegi tered
legal evidence may be obtained Of the due delivery of the
same and the immediate despatch Of any Letter small
package requiring delivery
Secondly The certain and expeditions delivery Of Mercan
tile Letters and Circulars of Invitations and Replies either
under Free Stamp unpaid and description OF Com
mccal, Professional and Social Correspondence thus bring
ing the most distant parts of the city, effect
other and providing the of constant at
HOURS OF DELIVERY,
AT PRINCIPAL OFFICES
Upper Post Office, Park, and Lower Post Office, Merchants
before o'clock S5s sent out for
l1s hM,, TFM.
AT THE STATIONS.
Letters deposited before o'clock A. NJ will be for
. livery at9A n.
"" Pm.
Limits of the u s. City Despatch Posts will extend
sus iwf JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. Po,t Master
DECEPTION PREVENTED.
THOSE who wish know no Dr. Heine Of New York. is
many published under That name, by those
who have right do will please first call at the County
Hene but Solomon Hene authorized TO practice; 3D. he
charges for neither medicine attendance m satisfied
man who ,pe1ns b" Ie English and Will promise to cure
y0' no matter whh' your ' SOLOMON HEsNE Md
81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall House
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5I3,825
Sl28, 353,65T Total
a revenue from taxation of

SI@oSJ''oJI UtdI SI,BU,
Here s from taxation of near 80 900 900 an
nuay sustain debt of SIS 900 only and yet that
debt is selling at 70 cents the dollar This the result
Of Illicit intercourse between the State and
nsolvont banks and such must ever be the inevitable re-
suit New York may take warning by Pennsy w ana and
Ohio and stop while yet her expenditures within her
laot
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Passengers TO Arrive.
SAvAvyaH-Ship Newark-Mis Derry Miss Corwin j n
ry-9 in the steeragc. - y
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AUCTION SALES.

by THOMAS BELL
sSfores Nos % -4nn and lis Fulton streef.l
MONDAY,
AZ lo1a O'Clock, at corner Of CiiG and Fulton ST.
Drugs, Chemcls, PerumeT, Sc-The stock of the above
articles IN the store Of Cliff and Fulton streets will be
Also, hstsres: shelves glass cases, fancy articles &C.
Comprising uncommoniy choice and ofhe
variety Of the most superior goods in the line Also scales
beams show numerous drawers paintings desks
chests counters Se' sale 1,IRr GF:,slnSsa;
A. loh o'clock, at .he auction aooms,
Extensive Sale OF Dry Goods, Clothing fancy and pledged
srtlces, liquors groceries, reriumery. Sc
BY RIELL ARCULARlus,
TUESDAY,
~ Al iO1s o'clock, at the auction room.
south side Madeira Duff Gordons pale and brown sherry Port
and " Julien carrt champagne of favote brands Dupuy
brandy IN bond coTdals sperm candles Havana and Principe
the attention of private families is nved-io be sold in lots
suit purchasers.
Also Bollisc champagne onchor brand Just landed supe-
Also 10 900 imported Principe Sega 900 Cuba do 1000
half Spanish do
Also brandy, sherry and Madeira wines demohns of FIVE
gallons each.
WEDNESDAY.
s AZ lo1S O'clock at sales room
. AZ l0is o'clock, at the ancton room,
Drugs, Medicines, reTfumery, Fixtures Sc being the
contents OF a family drug store. Sale poitve
PETER FAIRCHlLD, Auctiopeer.
Store No. Spruce ST.
MONDAY, Aug 18th.
MarshaFs sale-At o'clock NJ At the of Broad and
Water streets by virtue of execution, the rgh tIe and
terest Of John Waters Of in and the
poroton LIN" for forwarding To Buffalo, compris
lt'r HENRY JOHNSON, Marshal -
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PORT Or NEW YORK, AUGUST IA, 1saa
Cleargit.

NisEs..- 3 Moog n A
SUN sErs-...... 81 HIGH WATER. :. / 81
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GAZO PNEUMATTCS-

THE subscriber prepared to execute orders for the Gszo
Pneumatic Hydraulic Machine, FOR raising water anv
height quantity, from mines or for wser works by me ans
Of and the simplicity Of the machine gives II
sdvanl over any other now in use.
su9 Imsr '--T p.sAnfee. % Pine 81
pARLOR BOOk.-Thc subscribers have few Of the fTsi
Volume OF the Boston Miscellany, elegantly bound CON
n'n ndd steel engrayugs RACES Of popular music
the fashions from January July ncluve-the whole
ing one q the most and interesting Books that
BRADBURY, soDEN s. co. is7 Nassau it, NY.
aull 6t.r and 10 School ST. Boston.
SPANISH DOUBLOONS, English oliver and Bank Of
~ England Notes, bough, and sold at
s. j. sYLyEsTERs,
sul3r 100 Broadway and % Wall street
PILLS OF EXCHANGE all parts Of England, Ireland
for sale at y ]. SYLvESTER'S "a Wall street
aui3r and 100 Broadway
WEsTfHALIA HAMs--Abou. 900 wesphslm Hsm, Of
70, vi. s' superior Hih ~ S:s s"sSaia'S
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MARRIED

December 25, Mr.. Alexander Smith 10 Miss Sarah Glib
son, both of this city.
December 25, MIR. George B. Guyre TO Miss Catherine
Adea Prior, both OF this city.
December 81 Mr. Isaac Huylar TO Miss Mary Ann Town
send both OF this city.
Near ClnioDvie, December 20, Mr. Daniel W. Wright,
OF Jackson TO Miss Eunice o. Pierce of New Sweden.
AT Lowell Mass. Mr.. Alfred w. Adams, of Boston, TO
Miss Rebecca J. Dodge
At Portsmouth,, Mr.. Thomas Paul, OF Boston, 10 MSS
Frances Norton.
Al Lafayette, La, December Is, Mr. james s. Powell to
Miss Sarah. youngest daughter OF the late Chancellor
Clarke, OF Mississippi
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DIED.:

December q, Harriet NJ, youngest daughter of Robert
Dckey.
AT Newark, N. j. James Vanderpool, ESQ.,, in the 9th
year Of his age.
AT Rochester December 81 Mr. Reuben Manley, Printer
aged 81
AT Lirch6eld CT Decembers g. Mrs Elizabeth. &C. relici
OF the Hon. Tapping Reeve, late Chief Justice of Connec
ticut.
At Cincinnati Ohio, December 20, Peter j. Bonte in his
55th year.
At Boston, December q, Miss Julia Ann Heara, o.
At Charleston, s. Co. December l6 Mrs. Betha Skrving.
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Josiah Richards, Auclioneer.

JOsiah klcbaItls, AuIIUHttf
u Elegant Eooi1s for Fresenss.-THtS
EVENING ut CT O'Clock, will be sold at BANGS, RICH
ARDS & PLATT'S Auction Rooms led Broadway, an
extensive collection OF elegant London Books. ncladng
and choice editions OF sterling British writer's mostly
iue bindings. Also, magnificent collection Annuais
and embelished WORKS
TO MORROW EVENlNG--Aa extensive and valuable
Private Library OF Standard Books including many choice
Engsh and Paris editions. i,
u Cnder Garmenes.-C. s. HATCH, 81 William
street oppoe Pla s,reet has hand superior aor..
sn, silk, cotton, wollen, Meyuo Berlin hrckssin
Under Shirts and Drawers which, the far ad.
vaaced the subscriber offers at greatly reduced prices
80 2w,st
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Leer1icasf advances made on ernagacrts for srrtr
sales.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
SPLENDID ENGLISH BOOKS, ANIMALS AND
hAssLLiSHED WOSNS.--An extensive ard rica col.
eSaa eiegsnt London EeokS c2Gng the 6ess edioas
e ne most Pop1lar old and modern Eagiah authors .,
ae1rtlsrI cncsazs
among toe eelsetioa Is 25 Boos OF the Poets ocsavo
aht pSes' % ssakspeaTe's WORKS best Lol6on edition
Sases ae fniasania toos Flower Of LONELINESS loo the
paeul chSSe edcons IN morocco bndings, Of the P-eG
Cal noThs o. ion Cowper. Sect SuruS Blair, Gray,
Bodd, bioonGso Collins, Dryaen, Faieoner GoldSalish
hifse Waite, Pope, sssd ohers Eercusens History OF
Rome. elegant moroecc 6Gbecn's Rore 30 90; RoSsr.
sas Works de- Also cpnarcs tf "a, yo,S NJ s,..ns En
Il 81 cabinet editions OF works oE Bogrspav Voysccs ard
Travels Edrcatioa Regisn and aisesi.sa,ss ies,Iv Ia
6ns MOROCCO bindings Pilgrims Progress sajepcid octave
copy ThsmpSons Reasons, Ts splendid eiit;op; RnSers
Italy and Poems voi, richly bound; Neoyes lsi,a Rest
illustrated copy BOOK oil Gems vols; R,os OF pn., ~
Views in Loadou Env3coD Views in Belgium and Mas
sac; Egano Pgrins OF The Thames National Gallery of
Painting and Scuptsrs Roscse's waIclinss 10 Noyta
Wales morocco; It's poe;icat Aaaaai v History OF SsPo
Icon ~, Hallaaas History OF Lner1tc s Koolnson CSo
~ 10 oil Fellows oderins for 'S4s 10 Christian Soore
n for 10; 10 Jewel for dos Viewsia Ednhurh; Brcs
Blossoms, &c. &c.
Also ainagnhcsRt collection Asnuss and Ernhelhse6
Books,
THURSDAY EVENING.
EXTENSIVE AND NALuAsl.x PEIyATE LIsSaSY.--A large
valuable collection OF Standard Weeks iacludiRg ssy
valuable English and PARIS editions OF Important Works
Theology, History and Fine Arts
Also, large collection of elegant English and American
AnncaS Pic{ora Works, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

ar Fruit, Gc.-The subscriber offers fer saie at
the lowest market prices and in lots 10 suit pnr-
chaser the following goods viz New Raisins, Cnrrants
Prunes Figs, Citron. Oranges, Lees, paper anu soft
shell Almonds old Wines and Cordak, together with
large and choice assortment of Groceries
o26 lwiss JOHN McGEAGH, No. l7s Bowery.
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MEMORANDA.

The steamship Alabama. by the last advices from Ne"
Orleans was reported hard aground On the Bar, anc
the sovboai Ssuthernes Tightening her.
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7 Christmas and New-Xcar.-coU'

u Christmas and New-Ecar.-C0UTHOUY
NEVERS, 81 Broadway, have just received from Eu-
rope of richest assortment goods suitable for
Christmas and New Years Presents offered for sale in
this city, combining elegance and utility They respectfully
invite their friends call and for themselves For
sale above the celebrated SOLAR LAMP for brliance
and economy surprising all Others in dls 2wis*
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Ship s, Nicholas. Pe, IS days from Havre with udre,
to Boyd & Hncken.
Ship Lausanne. Spauldisg. from Swansea, and days
from Newport IN ballast, 10 G i 4 Benson. The L Il
anchor at BSerS ISand
schr Tasso, Aimey, days IRON Durien with cstsou TO
slaser.
schr James o Hellams, from Plymouth, NC, with lui
Der. TO kissam Co.
schr Pioneer, corson from srandywne, with mdze 10
order.
scbr Page, Basset, from Boston, with mdze, to W
Lewis.
schr Freeman, Spear, from Thomaston, with lime, 10
order.
schr Hydaspe, Thomas from Thomaston. with lime, TO
order.
Schr Henry. Chase from Portland, with mdze.
Schr Walker, Terry, from York River.
Sloop Isaac Il Borden, Brown, from Fall River, with
nails &c, 10 Disdae 1 Borden
Sloep Industry, Cushman from New.Bedford, With OIL
10 order.
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Chap for Cash
glass! GLASS. WINDOW GLASS!

ou boxes Monroe Glass, all sizes.
SEQ do Jackson do do.
Dirsst toH the Factory, sor sale by A. SCHANCk,
dsSly* 90 DiSisien.suees.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

IL Genflemsn's Scarfs and Crnvafs.-C. B.
HATCH, 81 williamstreet, (oppo,e Patt) has just
ceived fresh supply of Scars and Cravas Of the richest
styles and selected especially for the approaching Holy
days. Thoe wishing purchase invited cali asd
examine. do 2wiss
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NEW YEAR CAKES.-The subscri
ber respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he prepared furnish them with Cakes for The holy
days OF superior quality. His Plum, Pound, Almond aud
Citron Cakes tasteuly ornamented. Scotch Cake.
Sponge and New Year Cakes made OF the best a;er
all and with good assortment Of other kinds will be ssld
in accordance with the times Orders LETT his old esta
lished Bakery will be thankfully received and most pune.
tuay attended to- Cakes any part OF the city
BROOKLYN JAMES KELLY, 81 Fulton
dos Stist between William and God.sts
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p Price SA.-Ffsi.cr,a Drawing Room
Scrap Ne Rook for lS83.-A fresh supply of this eie.
gan, Jus, received aud offered al the low price OF
iour dollars, by the importers, D. APPLETON& co.
200 Broadway.
D. a. L CO. import and offer for sale ths whole variety
OF The splendid English Annnais for the ensuing year o
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-28

u Particular NOvice.-Those perso havin'
furniture any description dispose Of who break
ng housekeeping, will fnd' ready sale tor ay portion
upon the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased.
At private sale--Two Piano Fertcs.
ieea tf e. COTTON u CO. l97 Chatk ann 81.