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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-31

the subject In the New England States 1t is very usual
hear complaints loud and long, of the ruin which has
overtaken commerce. This arises from peculiarly of
circumstances Most of the old merchants and ship
owners OF Boston made their splendid fortunes during
the great Of Napoleon when the United States did
the carrying trade for all the world they preserved
great portion of the trade for number of years after
peace proclaimed from the fact that country can
bring merchant marine into existence in moment 1t
work of time It is twenty-seven years slice
peace declared In that time other countries have
extended their commercial marine and has been so ex
tended the United States have of lost the carrying
trade which they before monopolzed This is unforu
nate but it cannot be helped and is just cause of
complaint We cannot complain, that other nations do
their share OF mutual business If hold commercial
intercourse with any nation, and import from her. and
export to her given amount of goods in year. it
tanly fair that the vessels of that nation should carry
half the amount. We cannot claim justly more than
full half Hitherto the vessels of the United States
have done nearly the whole This fact in the fol-
lowing table -
IMPORTS ExPoRTs UNITED STATES, pIsriN-
GUSHING THE QUANTITY CARRIED IN AMERICAN AND Fo-
REIGN VESSELS.
Imports. Domestic Erpts. Foreign Enpts.
Yes An PES. N
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
decree mas learn by the receipt Of letter from Lloyd
ali arrive direct from foreign po
am uay as% s
have paid that then they be charged Puerto Ca
sI; % s. ID RS
will be on The point of Punta Bravo.
Whalemen.
&c lilac Aus Tsnss Coffin Nans $500 spm Martha Bax
Foreign Ports.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 5-sld Bsvidere Charleston; Genl Wash
ipgt9n Bsl.pore Ldg 4h. Crusader. for Savannah Sid
LospoS, Oct 6CId Toronto, Charleston; 5th Suffolk New
Deal, Oct 4-sld Apprentice, Noeans. Ar Hiram. Rich
mnnd for Rotterdam
Coax, Oct AR off, Roscoe Hatieson, New York for Lii
New EG TIv Boston C HTga;S
Desdemona Clark 2ath; Edouard do, Sid 3d. Co
luS%e,ps B lark, 57 NSHs fmo.or Nvort
BORDrAuI Sept 2s-sld Tecumseh, New orleans Lubec
ID P9Sma Drew Bs, i, Sid
fsaesi Ssft OF port EiSs sa;s5 for Ne" york
.'sr sGss SG Bs,iSH
%sdS % % SYo aq
pSs % Sassd e; F,''as
Chiffon DFEG Gm Malaga s r.dssph.
Harding for NYork
ice o bosn M M has sa.ss e%s.
Iy, London; Perseverance, Scott Dublin.
ohnny DC: Margaret Me
Home Ports.
LuBEc, Oct 2,-Sd Cleaner Eaton, Philadelphia; Mar
CANDIES Oct 25-Tbe Re Cutter Alert Captain Whit
comb arrived at this with the soop Jane and sch Argo
seized for violation of III. revenue laws
1 c5sssn e~
9sans MeLsa9 do Rsy%Sond hsysnsse Do
shS Kew West Cd a asasnd coom @ New
Orleans.
BANGOR, Oct 26-Arr Helen, Perkins, NYork.
Nc Arr 27th Amenca, Bacon, Freepor for Savannah Sid
John Cadmus; Hogan. St.nwood, Cuba Mary.
PosIsMoUrH Oct 25-Cd Fr,nconia Jones, New Orleans;
leans.
NEwBuRYroRr, Oct 2s-Cld Carthage, Knapp. Richmond
3 schrs.
Bosrov Oct 2e-signsl for brgs Cid Cordea, Clapp,
tuition Peabody Saw annsh; Nanan this port late Of Lynn
Winor, NOreans Josephine, Hedge, Charleston: Ellen ,of
Reynolds, Doane, Philadelphia; Oak, Ryder, do.
EDeARTowN; DC, 2-Sld undauned Cofhn NewYork' In
HoLMEs HOLE Oct 2s-Arr Ruby Machias for New York
Morning Star Sears st Jago for Boston, Laystte Richmond
fer Portsmouth, Warren, TAR Georgetown DC for Boston;
for do; bbns for Calais; Marshall do for Boston;
Constitution. Nvork for Plymouth. 49,
PnovPSsSr 6 EGnssto s,Gss New York. Sid
HARTFoRD, Oct 2s-Sld Ellen Barker NewYork; Favonte,
Kelsey, do. - .
Nichols Oswrgo; Prehie, Rickords, Buffalo.
SAVANNAH Oct 25-Cld Robert Is.ac, sherman. Liverpool
MoBiLr, Oct 2O-Arr WIN Goddard Potter. Boston.
NEw OsdsANs Oct 2o-Cld Norman, knr,ch, boston;
nS keh s STs owsd Ill.,
Abni, H.sana Laura Virginia, Thompson, Havana
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Foreign Importat,ons.

LoSDoNshp Westminter-2O kegs 20 eks "a cs ~ punchn
chests q Norwood * co-28 casks q Thorbun-2 NJ
Oppenhei m-2 WIN Rose-22 Lawrence Cog Nannery-2
pkg, j w Samuel-2 Little 4 Brown-2 VIM Gowan-4 X
laItln COG Baidwin3 Harper Brohen-i Carey Hart
3 Young smith cot J w Jones-5O John Hosey-l6
CLARK coli A Low-t Wiley X Putnam-l2 Smiths
a Petite COS q Heywood-l q Hastings x cos VIM
Vyse-l2 bales cs to order
HAyRE-Ship Vile de Lyons pks Fedler-2oO bks wine
Eseher-l Emenspuich-l Loeschgk * Wisendonck-i j
Rice Cusndet-3 & Haght-l G II Coster-i Burns
Haves-l Flemming-5 q Olve,I Pilot x LIE Barber-2
Bolton, Fox Livpgston-l w Bruno fls-, Moran X
lselin-.l Mayer d'lyernois-l Hanner-l Smith x
col Fiedler-l + Lohse-l Hemering Charlton COS
50 Feix-l keIckenrath Van Damme-l + L Monrose
II IL Babad-4 q w Thomas-l Cechran--I Bishop-l u
D CaIlos.l DidIer K cog A Punkeu-4 A Goux-3 A
Brett Hlgham < col q More-6 Gez-2 + Cottenet-l
Nelly Young, Smith col Jaray COL Male zeux,
Goud col De Forest col Tones son-I Mr. Cur
mandez-i NJ Cannon J Williams & son-i l. Binsse
col Byaud-l Babad-l Bay, Ward K col Colliar1
II Wiley Putnam-l II Brundage-i l. Goldschmidt-9 J
VI Oppenheim-3 Spies Christ cog d'Ivemois-6 w
Draper-l Shaw, Blake col II T. Hyde x cog Tiffany,
Young Ellis Maard-2 J Farrell COG Avezza-
n-2 Schuehardt, Favre &coi Moore Cozzsnsi Chap
mani II Renaud-i w Vyse-l A Waer-l Dale *
Maxwell-l Msntin ces Foley Freres cog Engler Il
Foey72E STRANGE II Schneider-l David Brothers-i
Lane, Lamson * cot o order
AMsrERpAM-Shp ngeque-Oo pipes gin 300 bags coffee
200 slabs 10 cks madders bale mdse Schuchadt Favre
seed so bxs herring box oil 1850 birds Bewe2 pipes gin
order
BRIsroL-Ship Merchant-l box DR. Hodge, bale Hance
1905 bars iron Egelston Batee2oOO fire bt ks IS
sheet copper Macy son390 bxs tin lines co-laOO
pipes Cowlen-575 bxs tin TO order.
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Passenpers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Schoolcra Of
New York; VIM Smith Geo Bullivant Ssm Ridley Fl edk
Ridley Robt Ridley, Ferdinand Strive Charles Rumbol,
George Hawkns aud lady, Henry Peckham and lady Miss
Wall Thos Smith. Geo Lewis Thos Fletcher, Engana-5i IN
thu steersge.
HAvRE-Packet ship Vile de Lyon--P Bancan and lady
Edward Bsnean, Louis Gay Lusae lady and servant Henry
@ Lussc, Gussvus Wetzlow, of New York; Chss Lnder
and lady, Philadelphia Miss Augustine Goran Aleime Mac
guaire Miss Eug.ni Macquarr Paris; Miss Sophia Martin
Miss AbeIine Martin. France; Victor Petray Hayre Frederic
GIauhner, Frankfor-ll2 in the steerage
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Arrivals.

AsroR.-Mark Little, Albany A. w. Fletcher, Wash
ditto w. S. Still, Engand Mr. Weed, Albany VIM.
Sturgis, Boston; George Ryan, Phadelphia George
Miller Boston; e. p rberton, ditto; B. Frowe, Virginia.
w l.. Murphy, Chilcohe, Ohio; Madame Elliott; Mons
Keper; w. Mitchell, Poughkeepsie Thomas Wright
Russia; E. II. Sattuield New Orleans; K. NJ Montague
Montreal.
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Married.,

AZ Newburyport, Mass. Thursday, 9th instant.
ny me rev Daniel Dana ID. d., Mr.. Isaac w. WHEEL
WRIGHT to Miss SARAH daughter of the Rev DR.. Dana.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor captains vessels will give
to Commodore William A Bassett, of feet
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their list of their cargo auy
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them i'm
mediatev their arrival Agents and correspondents
home or abroad will ao confer favcr by sending this
Office all the intelligence they obtain Nautical
information of any kind will be thankfully received.
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90 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS Col
legeof Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the Sup
preston OF Quackery beg TO inform all persons DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice, that RENTING the
dollar, with of their case they will be
supplied with dollars worth appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing directions as to Diet
regimen, &c. All letters be post paid. Add ess
Principal office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance at the
private eonsulng rooms of the college Hours from 10
SURGICAL Cause.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services of of the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and are therefore pre-
pared to receive and treat surgical Squirting ca
aract and all diseases of the requiring an operation
structure oil the urethra,-caculi in the bladder-ciup'
oodeases OF the joints and OF the spine viii be par
ucuiarly attended to- The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited at their own
By order of the College.
w S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land oniy) Office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau ST. New York,
ny- COL HAINEs SAILED YESTERDAY FOR
Cuba. He took the precauton to provide himself with
Lozenges. One might well go into the wilderness
without provision, to without Sherman's Lo
zenges the great oureal the day The warehouse Of
Dr. Sherman is at LOG Nassau st Agents stanwx Hail.
Albany, and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
Sn3- TO THE PUBLIC.-The Hon. Judge Edwards of
Philadelphia; Phillips 493 Broome street corner OF
Wooster Rev Antony Jackson, Methodist Church Brook
lyn Mr. w. Hopkins, 90 King street. " Mr.. j. Pearson
in the Navy Yard, Charleson-certfy and give their
names having used Jones' Oil of Coral Crcassia they find
AZ
the hair to grow stay falling Off scurf
dandruh and give light red grey hair fine dark
look, and in time cause to grow dark naturally The
public fear deception when the above
offered II is sold quite reasonable, only g. shillings
bottle by Jones sign the American Eagles Chatham
street. ~ Y. or 81 Dock street, Philadelphia Zeber,
Washington D. C State street. Boston 10 or 80 Fulton
street Brooklyn. Give it rial-you'l be satisied-t
$50 cheap-yet so excellent
CO THE TONIC MIXTURE HAS NOW GAINED
undisputed reputation for the OF nervous COM
plants dyspepsia debility Sold in large bottles at
81 each In cases of half dozen, So Sold at the office
OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau ST.
o. THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE,
extensively used by NJ Ricard, the Venereal Hospi
tai of Paris and recommended by the College of Medi
cine and Pharmacy for the Of syphtic disease is
sold the principal Office 81 Nassau price ST per bot
te-In cases of half dozen bottles, SIS.
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
sStorss Nos. % finn aud us Fulton sfrssf.l

sSforss Nos % .fnn aud us Fulton sfrsstb
MONDAY.
Sale soves@A stock Of valuable stoves comprising tn.
bs and Of ali HoussissPs will DO well to
Also quantity of dry goods London cloths, casmere,
tngs and clothing.
At lo o'clock No. 70 Grand street. of Wooster
Stock of Groceries. Wines Liquors. Se-The large stock
family and other groceries Of the best description compr
Quantity Ohs best liquors and Wines fixtures: eoaSief pa
tent and other scales WEDNESDAY.
Sale of elegant city maze Fa GfSpS' Furniture
Al le1f o'clock, in the sale, room
Extensive sale of dry goods fancy and pledged arcles
trunks excellent clothing; large invoice Of London Cloths
Also hosiery. gloves mnsIns. shee,ins., shnss guns,
hardware cutlery. splendid iewelIy, &c.
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
MONDAY, Oct sist,
At lOn O'Clock, at the auction room,
Boadelohs cassimees &eso pieces broadcoths beaver
Also, fine caps mus, and machines for cutting
AK before o'clock. in the evening.
sufSs Ct on of with P G5O of
At 10 -2 O'clock al the sales room
Liquors, Segars Sea- good of liquors and
G are % po ana are
Al Private sae-nois Lands-seveal sections of from 100
1896 by Mr. Funk or sagamon County the
Govemen. established Springfield, in the of the
County. The title is patent
shefs sale-A 10 o'clock 400 Pearl quantity
of collins, mahogany, SC.
WEDNESDAY,
. AT l01a o'clock, at the sales room.
Pianos Furniture, UpholsteIs Trimmings, Ornaments Gil
randoes of good assortment Of and
cond hand furnure several and second hand
piano foI,es made by @. " Briggs Wake Glen, John Bull
Wrinkle, Calyer Rande Bamere, q. Boiler OF Paris Rosen-
senkrantz of Dresden, Jos Dogner, of Friebeg.
Also upholsteers trimmnss and ornaments comprising
brass ornaments for curtains silk painted velvet for
sofa cushions, hair cloth, fringe silk damask, sc.
Also a few sets beautiful grandoles.
sneri1's saeAt i o'clock the foe. of Watt, the
and app ,rel.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE!
PARTICULAR CLASS OF INXAIIDS


TO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS.
THERE Is one class ofinyaids who merit the wumes
ced That consists Of those who are sbornr under
the effects Of those vicious ndugence into which and
son Of Wtat more P s I"e b
than that for instance Of the father Of family who long
him his system and perhaps transmits his off
spring. the o his former ndiscreuons Decacy
aueny fails into the hands aneducstsd preende Many
young again, deferred from matrimonial
engagements from the fear that disease Turk
To all such sufferers oese of Medicine Pharmacy of
the city of New York offer means security from secon
darv disease and for the removal of when their
yely used by Mr. RconD in the Vepereai Hospital of Paris
This medicine 10 containing half dozen bottles
any unpleasant remarks, These guaranteed con.
tain sufficient qu.nty of this remedy to all syph
uc mtuues OF the blood rupons affections OF
the throat aud nose nodes ulcers rains in the bones. Pur
the College. Pr,cs Of the cases IS each SAFE for
TsIded to all paris Of the Union Canada and the West Indies
The cases and medicine that no conceament IS
n'' w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent:
MEETING IN THE GREAT TENT, az Newark, NJ
great tabernacle in The city of Newark the Sd November
Ths mSsng e eon Rs or 70 dsvi Hines. and others
expected be present and will :how from the word Of
God the and object OF ChrIs Second Coming to-
gether with the reasons for expecting him IN 1913.
The be pitched on the Of Mulberry and
Camp streets, in the south part Of the city o3o 3tsrc
EDWARD BARRY-Iaformstion is wanted concerning
T. Barry who perished in the Steamship Presdeut
in March. 1871 the friend who supplied him witt the
Known him, will furnish proof Of his having embarked 10 the
PesideniS being he will be rewarded
o3O il.r St Antoine st. Montreal.
DOsT OFFICE, New York, Oct q, isi2,-EngIsh Mall
Letter bags Tor Great Britain, per Royal Mil Steamer
Britannia leaving Boston the LIST Nov will close the Up
oss 81 JAMES LoRIMER oRAHAM,,P.M
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sas ssns%en and c.l i%%sn. s sssS Or
s:s
& Fu ss
S;y Soytm6s? Isl No pS.pSnsmen. Of ws.t6.;
and the public that b. been able eject
company whose astonishing performances Vocal nstru
aGs DC s % 'eH xa
bounded appanss by all who have witnessed them The en-
M
those visiting the Painting. during the day will be
KIEsELE takes hi. to inform b. friend. and he
the ne N @ % ,sd wRee &
may be sure to find pure Hamburg and home brewed by the
old c aa T s inS
Of wine and liquors Of the best quality and cheap Land
oIa always IN a,tsaaanes on ms guests oss s-I
M from ~ Alien e u, Roosevelt street SECOND story Of
liberal bs1l; credit pu, up in anysty lei, ~
JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANY-No. II Wall
nues against loss damage BY fire on buildings
o. sy s
favorable terms as any b BIZ ilsf
Bs%in%n w RoSson A Msr,n f Hoffman
John 4 Dawson Joseph Allen
Francis Sage Samuel Underhill
Thomson Price, James Whiting
Moses Tucker John Moore
John & Merritt VIM Thorn
Caleb Tunis James Holmes
- THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
GEO Z. HOPE Secretary. s28 Ct aw M&Fr
SEGAR DIvAN.-3O5f Broadway James K: Del Vecchio
~ Co., respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have opened the Sega Dyan, 3o3h
Broadway, adjoining Pnesux Saloon, where will be found
large assortment Of the best the city, All segars sold
at this establishment warranted imported -
JAMES X. DEL VECCHIO.
o2i 3m3tawr ROBERT A. JOHNSON.
(xOR A n
" that Sale OF Property for unpaid Taxes will take place
public auction the City Hail of the City Of New York.
Monday the 5th day OF December 1872 ~ o'clock and
b eoptnped from day 70 day until the whole Of said property
property be Sold published the New Era, newspaper
printed and published in the CITY Of New York.
ID. d. WILLIAMSON, Comptroller.
Comproller's Office, Aug. 20, 1912. So ltaw law
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GRAND TEMPERANCE MISCELLANEOUS

page. OH &c
GRAND TEMPERANCE MISCELLANEOUS
CONCERT.
MRS. M'DOUALL takes leave inform her friends and
u the public generally that she will give Temperance
Concert the Society Library Of Leonard street and
Broadway Tuesday Evening. Nov which occasion
the following ladies' and gentlemen have kindly volunteered
their services:- -
The Ladies Of the Prospect and Handn-Hand Societies
Miss MiGlon, her first appearance in public.
Mrs. M'Dousn. -
Messrs Kmber, Kavanah, Kneass, Campbell, MDouall.
Murphy Lebas Missing. Platt Cady Van BuskiIk f.. c.
Huntley, who will play several beautiful airs on the Accor
dion.
MR.. H.. ID. CONNEKY
Will delivora Temperance Grafton.
JAMES BURNS, ESQ has kindly consented TO act as Pres
dent the occasion,
Forrarticuars tees Duets, songs, &C. programme
which host OF professional gentlemen OF the first
der of mus,c al and vocal talents. OIL 2i&m
TO DANCING MASTERS.-T.e advertiser wishe. TO
tke lessons in daecing Cat the rooms the toacheI on
successive Wednesday evening between the hours OF and 10
O'Clock Any who will give him practical knowledge OF
caneng IN that time will by addressing d. O. at this Office
and stating terms will meet with immediate attention
o3l 3tsm
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Packet ship Westminster Atwood from London and Ports
mouth, Oct TO- with mdse, to John Griswold.
with nS. ship ys Ss tsn from Hae
snip Ansel9ue Brewer rem Amsterdam, Oct. 8, with
Ship Merchant, Jordan from Bristol Eng Sept 49, with
Ship B. Aymsr Carver 2s days from Cadz, with salt, to
SOON bIques Flora for do do Lawrence Providence days.
Clio Brl Halifax, 3; brgs ESSEX. for Boston, Massachusetts
British brig Buffalo, McBurne days Angulla with
British brig Diadem Grove from Windsor Ms via Bridge
Brig America, Hoskin 10 days from Ellsworthw lumber
Bng sns'n, Petty, days from Calais, Me with lumber
schr Rochelle Rankin days from Cenfaegos with 1870
tons copper ore logs cedar to Everett Batelle:
Phlladelphia--put in account of h- ad winds
sehr Van Buren,, Allen, days from Halifax, with fish, to
schr Increase veIr days from Thomaston with llme
Schr Meridian, Race days from Lubec with plaster to
schr Catharne Marshall I2 days from Calais with lath
schr Wocott, Ryder days from Boston, with mdse, to
order.
schr Col Simmons, Fish. days from Nantucket with fish,
Schr Gauges, days from Calais with lath TO master.
fellow.
Two ships, two bngs. Wind NNE.
Ship Waverly, Snow. New Orleans and others
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OEFIcE-The Hvre Liverpool and Lon.
don packets will sail morning. Their letter bags
Gilpn's in the Exchange
LAuScH-A brig of tons burthen called the Saline was
launched Thomaston last Thursday She built
by Robert WEIGH aud to be commanded by Capt Will
J. Fales
ARRIvALs QUEBEc.-Comparave statement of arrivals
tonnag and at the port of Quebec the
and 1922
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1928 420iie ass7e
2uo
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Q3- THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE,
extensively used by NJ Rcard the Venerea Hospi.
tai of Paris and recommended by the College of Medi
cine and Pharmacy for the cure OF syphtc disease is
sold the principal Office 81 Nassau price 81 per bot
tle-In cases of half dozen bottles SIS.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 81, Is4a.
Arrived.

SUN RsEs... ..... 6 50 MOON RISES A Q
NIS SETS '-''-' 80 , 10 HIGH wAIER... so
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CO THE TONIC MIXTURE HAS NOW GAINED
an undispued reputation for the OF nervous com.
plants dyspepsia, debility, Sc Sold in large bottles at
81 each. In cases of half Dozen So Sold at the office
of the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau ST.
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FOR DIR. FEUCHTwANGER's Pnce Current of Copa-
via, Capsules Acids Dyewoods Lunar Causlc ID agu
reotype Chemicals. German Silver Sc Sc SC See fourth
oil &c
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CHATHAM THEATRE .

~ m esnS HPpsr Tier Is Fint Tier 50 cen
D'Aubgns. Mr.. Lennor Madame Landry Mr., Ind.h
10 conclude with RlCHLIEU
Rcheeu, Mr. j. X. Scott Julie De Mortim.r Mr.. Thorn.
o'clock precisely. ~ a''""'e' pA''
BOZ once open daily from to S, where Tickets may
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WANTED-S6oo0 $1,000 $40 Ooo on some of the most
valuable and unlneumberei property the city of New
York. ON bond and mortgage, At per cent. Apply 70
- CHARLES s. BRONSON,
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE frfame celebrated Pills, from Portugal
wsp.resvs @ be obsInsd n thus county Bee sdysI.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
SPLENDID NEW YORK EDITIONS

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Tales and Illustrations: by Charlotte Elizabeth chiefly
Intended for young persons.
Little Coin and Much Care By Mary Hewitt
Tired of Housekeeping, Tale By : Arthur, author
OF SIX Nights with the WashnstOuans, &C.
Work and Wages, Lfe In service, contiuuation OF
Ltule Coin, Much Care.
no 10 SMITH, DRISKER & MORRIS