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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-30
TO THE LADIES.

d. HULL's UTEKO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS ne Instrument the radical Of Proapsus Uten
Falling OF the Womb BY external application, .upened
ing the Of the obecena Pessary confidently
mended affected the Of perfect restoration
health, having failed Of performing under
the m aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high character Europe
well country ts adopted the entire drsuse nj
nd all other painful surgical expeden the Lying
u-osplss Of London and fars and Is universally
mended Europe medical Of the highest rank In this
Of Colleges and Hospitals and by ell III. eminent private
tirioDen
been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No.
Vesey having entrance from the business
rartment where lady attendance to apply
yrusses and Supporters female patenfs as mr
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Vol. Ix.--No. 17.---Who,s No. 1880.
To the Public.

The NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
hshed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 IS per
num-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
mornrg-price 81 cents per copy, or IS IL per
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst. hhas the largest circulation Of any paper this city
or the werl3 and therefore the best channel for bushes,
men in the city country. Prices moderato-cssh in cd
PRINTING ofa kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMrNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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- % LIsPENAaD sTHEET,

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
ll Midwife, offers her services the ads
of this city and country The snaIomes and hysiooGea
pose upoa diseases and functions aoEe her
Many these diseases exceedingly complicated and OBJ
knowledge Of the female system
them with
Madame having had long experience and surprising
sf diseases incidental TO her
prise the point Of confinement those suffering
from suppression irreguay &c that she will be
hsppy afford comfortable home her residence
where always the best dca and the
most rnatronly nursing If preferred, will
and the houses until perfectly recovered
Madame L. particularly begs TO impress the minds Of he
delicate that she ocstes personally in caso 30 that
hesitation or DIRE nd need be apprehended.
B-Madame Costello would inform ladies' ding out OF
die city, whose health would admit Of travelling that she
would devote her personal the in part OF
the United States within reasonable distance
Madame C. consulted her residence, LispeHard
AT all times and with the wishes Of
her prtients snj be paid
eo0 lfn-e
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nULLe TRuSSEs.

rENbONN,
DEHSONS afflicted fup,u may rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world ao rds application
principal the United Staea Be careful examine the
back pad Of Hull trusses, the endorsed by Dr.
Hull in writing None genuine. be relied upop
good, without his signature.
celebrated usses and thousands impose
These limitations be relic Iron they
made by unsklu mechanics and better than the orti-
nary
Rooms have fitted ap No. vesey street, excuvsly
FOR ladies' having entrance from the business depart
ment where female constant aendapcs 70 wait
anale patiepts. A.
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81 BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store, I7a Chatham
@ Sio 'G Ss Ss sfa dr rc
pIron have the pleasure Offer style Of nat The
fsT 81 ST. s S9'' s5Ts gS
article dress have now an opporio%isy ofdoina
o. ana SUI Keep mp the of the ashionabs-
beauty To me ehsaSns es
thereto. n sho, 10 se wealer An sales are ot cas
~ BROWN CO. 0'i rs CHATHAM CHATHAM . sS.aT are
II sPhiNG sHiOS FOR GE NrLEMt.S's HATS
,"d M spee.%y informs h e.
WS de much .,ys q s,
o5@sr effort IN this "I any Other enc city, ay:''N
they
and inferior II the %aaufacuIe Of HAS he chat
b: .,E. s':oi r;
ii. manufacture which for Of patterns. be
hat. trimmed with patterns, sprns md
eie sss' ready Tor sale he ''
al, lmsr ,oa and $50 Greenwich st, Ny.
sA IF W VAT
path is at the foot Of DesbTo.s.s street NJ
For i. saya0'asf, fire Ssh water see Medical J1a
H.. an sedSs. .sSs
Of secretion ana pa er 81. az soyent and
Tent os ~ W % nse
rne sy.em, and dspans eI,sung obstruction, If used
This Kakoc., SOLD the following places. SIX
Henry King o. Dmggists 461 Bfo.d wav, Grand
sS% Relpe go Co. Do ss Broadway &a Park row
hos. H. Hart, 218 Broadway
WIZ Churehs Dnpensary, 1873 BOwery.
Whole sale ~ retail by
FLORIAN STRAUSS, &C Beaver street.
aso lmHr up stairs.
TO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mi1ture-Ths meiy delicious unpara
ieed Tea highly celebrated in China aud Europe
ported for sale the Canton Tea CompanyS Gene
Tea Estshlshmcn 2i Chatham It New Yo,tin 'nctases
Ps'"- &" and each az ,yose
no DEALERS IN CUTLERY.-Wm Wild No. 1862
Division stIeet Manufacturer OF Cutlery Offers the
trade cheap FOR cash. 1000 dozen of ul.ry of
quality consisting Of one three and four blade
ALL imsr
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
THE Serb GRS are opening, by arrivals
their ippg OF DWARF, which they
at the lowest market prices for cash approx ed paper,
Tiz:-
Bau Hinge. and Screws Fine Pen ano Pocket Cutie
Brass oneli hoods ~
ia aned Tea Trays Table Knives and FORKS
Timed Hollow Ware. SCISSORS Razors and hears.
Saws, FILES an Tools. x1n & Sons Wares
Bolts, L,cks &c Castors CanJestl.ks, &c.
. Scynes, 8 ckles, Shovels, Soades. sc &c.
Also full Guns, Pistols Rifles and Gun nj
sr lis, at lower than other afford SELL
been purchased auction and else where much
original cost.
A w SPIES CO.
a22 lmsr 2s Pearl street op eose Plat street
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.

THIS houe having unds goue many imp, rafons
and thor repairs having h EN- 10 part refurnsbsd with
company.
Thc posi- ioH OF this Hotel ia well kno require de-
tan oil It's advanta lis tessed for L. of
ness or persur one cf the vorabe Of any the city
The present proprietor insns and Industry shall
not b, waning to is natural advaptases under his
gerneld nce AMI he respectfully socs the patronage of his
friends ana the public.
ERASTUS COLEMAN.
Baltim re, April 30, 1872 a23 eod3mr
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
'IHE Proprietor of the above full for
the very literal and .tns hed patronage he has here
Ieceised AMI with xenions he hore
continuance their lie respectfully info
friends and the uNli general ha his opened for
OF company III he ed TO maxi
rang with fam lies board for the suing
reason bile There HoeI in tn, un'ry which
he advantages this Tor health, COMO and
Single gentlemen gentlemen with their ,su lilies,
want accommodations for the with all the
con, of handsome and eai-
dence c mot fail TO be suited C.. RICE
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WARRINGTON TEMPE N R RANCE I X no TIL

NV ~ FL sON rna,niiy ;' @ ,Se; friend, and
public, that they have opered the above well Known
Hotel principles and pledge themselves
to conduct the strictly III those principles The accom-
modati need they good and comfortable
and transient boale by the day week. Pr-
aparm. for families the most reasonable erms
The location the London and Liverpool
Packets aud Albany Bnf no, Boston aud lphia
boats Every information persons raveng also the
chcspe all Of the United
Sttes and Canada . .
The Reading Room will be supplied with English and
Am erican papers aud all the Tempe periodicals.
Tems-B king per week 50; per day rs cents Tea, co
fee cakes, SC. always ready.
We, The undersigned would cheerfuy recommend the
above aoel of Washngtonian friends and
the travelling public generally.
Hon. Aaron Clark .
Hon. Geo Hall, President Parent Society, Brooklyn.
James Van Dyke, President Of Wall bout r B. Society.
James H.rper, Pe,ident o, the franklin Temp Society.
VIM F. Legget Vice President Bro idwsy society.
AC FisnagsO, President Of Psn'I ect Society;
Rev aac Covert fressent WashiDgt0nian T. B. Society
Nicholas Duff, PresidcD ut OF Anderson Society.
Wilson, NJ d. President of Marshall I. A Society.
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PAkR'S LIFE PILLS.

PAkR'S LIFE PILLS
RE excellent Family medicine, and Of eden
3g Of mild and very efcecous removing The
%Sa,y They also un.assled rtnovns IT,
purc. Of the blood and other causes
The following the exclusive agents for the sale Of PARIS
The whs with % BE- S.d the l % 1s
testimonial. Of cures effected in the United stats;
e. vi
Ess pcfs is D,S
bdesa Scws1y to ss
Es s s. IS Bws 3sGa
John sy%s Fulton and was1 Horace Ever
sSs
s 'h Fulton iSS NsSs's Ct Is pro-
Clarendon House ss4 Broadwa, cor Duan, s.. floor.
Persons obahs agency for their sale in che
RsH &c. dse Ns ss Ya post paid g n No
ron s'
es eanns the mouth x, gum: 70
healthy and preventing UNPLEASANT taste cdcur
'ansed state Of the .t s '-' ''''''
to upeeds the necessy Is powder isepins teeth
and preventing the wearing away Of the gums n the teeth
6sahy sss. sna es0.ps thsn around dc
sS In so s % s S, as
to 9rs the S TGS ws: SH
asns doing Al particle. Of ood Which
mulae during the day entirely remored and the mouth
sH and White tn az: The yaabe
sss ss
. A%so aai "a
sa s:' .: %sS
In. o' TsO,h tho best s.s.s.a, a'ea
For ssIe by The prncipa, druggists in T. ctv ,,ar
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 3d. ls43.
<OTICE-The Copartnershp toore existing between
~ Ellis M.ddlebroob, is this day dissolved
X. 3. ELLIS.
3. MIDDLEBROOk.


~ Ellis M.ddlebroob. is this day dissolved
New York, February LIST, 1913.
s. MIDDLEBROOK
y. MiDDLEBROOK respectfully informs tle customers OF
hs late hrs aud the proe tnal he ca ns' Oh
". B.-Odsn respectfully solicited Cluth covers made
promptly and cheap for country boo" sellers NJ ,meec
FEW GETLEMEN OF steady h bits be accompo
w. 2ot Fulton Also day boades be accrm
modsted the reasonable paror and bedroom
TO let with or wirhcut BOARD 20 &c
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH
OPTTCLdN
70 Nassau, near j hr st ert, N. Y:
HAVING The Lens Alound under his ection and
II arranging hem the obscura himel, he feels
tain, more success ho,s using wtn foreign ems
for he latter are nperec aid slll ofene mp operY
a'jusred The adj cruiser rogue SIS q tor his
practice Opt enables hm I'd gnu ana ar
range 10 suit the purpose for which they wanted
aT lm*fc .
600 PAIR OF GOOD DOUBLE AND 81, 0Ls SOL =
uWv Of soG s. G hd r. g g 6
bronze green aud light colon OF the latest fashion, "a
81 u.s. AID So Gents French aud native calf dress boots
prime dress anse boots hoes ana bows. and
chdrens Of all and the cheapest you ever saw
sormen estqualty and lowest prices IN the cry
and will nav ali attention accommodate friends and the
public. Good ,.oss at low prices. Good CATERS, u.s.
al im'r
Eud THE FACE AND SKIN -Emetive DISC. sc on the
face aud ka such pin les, botches tan tter rirg
worm also echis ;,n be speedily ca oy ns use @,
in the United Std d in Europe, and adrued 70 re me
besr in for clearing and estsbsh ng brilliant
hattie AGO cd an
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A DRESS BOOTS.

7 DRESS BOOTS.
LATEST FRENCH STYLE.
THE SUBSCRIBER especially invite, the citizens OF
New 70 K AID visiting the city, call at
ia FULTON STREET,
large ct DREss B00Ts made the
latest fashion, and ri the finest French cslfskn.
have boots made ord the best manner,
dolis per pail and footed four dollars
equal any manufactured in the city from eight
do-n. -
Persons having tender feet. or being difficult to fit
Jumps bvnions &c have boots made
dswin Of he ieet and fitting up keeping pair
for each customer. :.
Strangers leaving their eau, by writing, have boots
made and forw arded TO q EN- without delay.
CONSTANTLY On HAND.
H,nd,ome Boots from 81 90 to S. 90
half Boots, so to =
GIter Boou, 100 10 50
Shoes / so to 2 so
Slippers, @to 90
Pumps, Sc, &C., equally low.
TERMS Cash on DELIvERY.
JOHN l.. WATKINS,
asIm~r ia Fulton st. between Nassau and Datch SIS
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HULL IN writing None are genuine, or 10 De relied upop
Many persons have undertaken to vena mutations Of Halls
quencs These limitation. cannot be relic they
made BY mechanics and no better than the Ordi-
Room. Ssys ssen fitted No ys.ey street extensively
men where female attendance
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.
during the year and s the demand constantly
to On "s
patron'zed by for insance-E
ESQ., spa ss 6anSa
AnSSy ssns
Col Zabr.fe Of New Jersey, hundred, Others
shsi%sn. Worn aIo1saes..T.;ed, in million 20; Of
safe ana &c rtan worm desoyng meacine in the world They
pis.enbed aay By neatly A. our phyNc,ans sh.m
Of Msds
them They have fully proved multitude
Cough Iozeoses aay ell tickling irritation of
cough ed one d also shoo
an, n ss s: sy hi
% yssn sS ,S r OIL
Agents: and ., S'S,dw,y oAso, Hou,. s5 lna
.ss 3
Thomas, 10 N I'm st GIaeinn H. Ohio alo lmI
WONDEhfUL DlSCOV Ely
STRIKERS solution for the hair, which will change grey
different from yet offered and fail Of supersc-
ding all Others Its highly ecaciops, aud the
advantage OF beauung the hair without nurng growth
Those who doubt lis virtues arc requested TO have their heir
changed before paying their humbugs would take
this method there would be to complain.
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold whole sale aud reta and applied, No Chatham st.
opposite the Hall Of Records. New York, up stairs.
aI9 lmsr
MADAME COSTELLO.
FEMALE PERIODICAL PlLLS-0usrsnteed IN every
case where the monthly periods have become IT:
regular from colds other Their certainty of
been acknowledged by the medical
and hundreds that have usclcsy tried
Dies Care sometimes their though they
given gratis all those who the P!s by Madame Cor
t.o ~ Lscnard where the Pills sold genuine Price
81 n.rb boz go 1msec
LEECNEs LEECHEs.!!
EOOO FINE HEALTHY SWEDISH LEECHES-
Paints, Oils Dye stufEs Sc, sc. For sale cheap at
' 400 GREENWICH, NEAR VESEY.
Heterogeneous have been made for fresh supply from
several times during the season. and will be put
that they be sent to any part Of the United States with
perfect safety slI I'm =
7 EECHES! LEECHEs LEECHES ,----6U0o We ry fine
IL large healthy German Leeches Just received for sale
retail carefully applied by competent person.
at Arothecary's Halt 80 Catherine st 80, im.r
NTANKEEN OTrON-0 bales, for sale BY
IN PEksSE Il BROOKS,
spi1 No 81 Liberystree
NTOTiCk Is hereby gwen, that the Thr
IN Directors OF the New Y.rk and Hsaem Hail Road
the city Of New York the 49, tbelng the third Tuesday
May next between the hours OF twelve o'clock noon aud two
Dated April II. 1919. spitimsr
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MADAME COSTELLO.

FEMALE PERIODICAL PlLLS-Gusrsnteed IN every
Il case where the monthly periods have become ir.
regular from colds or Other causes Their certainty Of
and hundreds that useessy
dues Care sometimes their though hey
contain medicine detrimental to the Advice
given gratis all those who the Ps by Madame Cor
t.o u Lisscnard st. where the Pills sold genuine Price
4 hOY
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~ SELLS AGATE, offer for the Inspection of the public
their improved Minerva Shoulder Brace perfectly satisfied that
the improvements they have made in the article place
far above article Of the kind heretofore manufactured
This article ended brace the shoulders and
chest giving the time free Of the and full
perfect the lungs IL only beauties form
the but highly recommended by professional gentle
being considered almost indispensable persons Of
deniary habits Parents and guardians requested
this article their will be found Of infinite bene
children Of either aud all who have acquired
the habit of stooping
Persons sending orders will please send size across the
shoulders the
with the Brace, obviate any difficulty may the
aze.
For sale wholesale and retail at the old establishment
PARSELLS AGATE,
n2Imsec 237 Broadway, of Park Place.
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BARGE, RACE, CLUB AND SAIL BOATS,
MO 400 WATER STAEET, four doors East Of Catherine
~ Market New Yok-Bui'deE OF the Sultan Of Musca,s
Pleasure Barge the Race Boats We G?ze, victoria At
Poushkeepse, duchess of HydePark sylrh and Wave OF
Mobile Georpc Stewart of Louisville, Madame Celeste oil
New Orleans &c . . =. - =,
Also the sail boats William Crolus Fashion, Eureka Ia
non Star Edwir Eorr Nc
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y. MiDDLEBROOK respectfully informs tne customers OF
the late ra aud the Bile, ha he ca ties Io9hondnx On
his account. al No % Fulton street, New YORK ,
N. B.-Ordep respectfully solicited. Cl1th covers made
promptly and cheap boo" Sc l.rs NJ msrr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
(Nunn1er IL.

en uuo 0facbtelen geben oae, tpaun e au gette oe.
oroc1t ~eroen Mne uno per9letden Daun 1tpieo lie.
Cte oNr19e 1oetentGe berrlfte. Nam6hlio noarb ibr
I9ero1t olner> w'e e9 9e~Olnli6 gu len pRe9te DAG
Ieebtn Ger Wenen oeridtpano. Sie 1ebieu p6aleid e
ote Nu9en e 9eonet bate, 70 lan9e id i'm 3immer
f9emelen par-erlt jegt eid!ae su polen ODER pirf.
jlltb 3u lhaFen Den lie belt b nictt n1ebr aufredt.
lonoern ianf nadldl09 Suiammen uno ncfte NIT ibrem
motfen Sopte, ip1e es Sdlafenee phe9en. damn fnc
lie an, tbre 9Irme u oebnc, d Su ltrefen. sic oobn.
te' SIe rteb pie 2u9en, rnete e uno tparo uuoefGbr
IN oerlelOen Wnrte nah ntltuter npeIte (e Sorker
|beitlmmt battC4 WY
sl6 le mid srblicftc, ien ile betrSt Ste fab f1d3
nad) pen NHnern un Die fammerfrauen ellten berbei
nIe dnCb Der @rlf nnO Nnfttr QSalter. |~
Sa6 1T Jtnen 9efdaJ g fra9te lIe midi nit bartem
Ione.
>SS5ndoi8e grifn, idb errporte uur Sbrs 8efebe,"
user ilno Su 2"
uSault, Shnen Su oienen.'
5b bin flr SNren 9uten Wtlen lebr perbtuben, bod,
erouben Ste, o1B td ale etn onrf !" ia9te e ctpas
oeror'eBI'tb oernette m itr5 9e9en MIDI, ltanD auf w.
rDlnote lnr cen 9trden 3H.
c5dp entfcrue mtd aus Dem 3tnuer NIT 1e(tIam oe.
mttbten Gmr1nOurSn QStc btameltpeit mar Die g6a.
beuoe ppn Der Sdllferul 0eriobleDen lBea tparen
metue @Dlo Huo Sl!berfrahlen tbr trdulid1pS
OuI oa6 10 tie lit nrcn Snucrtes biueineerufen. uno
lbf Der Jtlnle Sn1!lltet, NIT Delem e nlich bere
bert hattie, 0ott nlq)t mchr.
Sppflhustelnc trat ii, 1T n,eu 3inmer. bolbtr5u.
meno, rple Siner, Der Seenmdbr1en eeleen IT, fh bos
rim 70 e9r oerloreA bot' Gap er Die 4flidtet nod fir
IperSautPrt bait. 'S
Der eebnifubl Dor metuem Shrei6ttIbe feb[fe.-
so leste enlPn nnoern btn, t1)rteb oas lS noer
I'M tt) II alfs ple id c5 erIebt Bate IT, BON onrr
tenNee 4SHrten ~ olel 1 pube, benn i'd, fYtrofete
ent mir lelbt nttbt 5u 9aube, tpenu ic es rt ouf
papter Dor mlr bate 8erlprCben bate 1 ale NGrte
6N pcr5etpcn> Die e nad)e,D 9esen MIDI duBeru niroe.
@ern pnr0 lbr BON mir per9eben. Sour Bag e 70 I0u
mar oaS tonnte ld) uId9t 9eIdgititi9 ertraaen. '
CSortlcbuug foE9t
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(Aus bem ,VDrtftl.bcn 4po(oacteu,'
ieOerhOlt te QSarnuna

ou 0tC. 239 II. 24Oo 81. tparnten mir unfere beut9
en SanosIete o0r etHem per gefdbrltbtcn Setrltaer
welde enlal6 cen oeutdben Nanreu NIT Sd1auce oe.
brauDmarft b1be nnO ldOu tpeocr (ben mir uns ae.
npthl9 neue l4ntbatcu bon tleiem in ale Qater tief
oer(unteneu Wtendbrn Su beric)ten Der me1elsweile
d) fir eln;n OUfcr H. reheu Wan, fir eil1eu meth
DreoYer Nno 99enten Der 9lmerf SraftatoefpnS4nft
aus9tebt, ) balo See!ter, GIebUru, Scarf 5faf, taIb
Sdr0oer o9n SNlber9, Spper OOer Silsenberq neuut
IunO NIT unnbel trrftner Gjewanotbeit nuo &rehheit
Iieben beldwnoelt, init oem er ur IN 8eriibruno fcnt
men tanH.-Ods teste, pas mir bon ibnl bDrten tpar
mas etner en9ltlt)en @anlpmeetina tpe(de in Der
Nabe BON Sromnsolae, auf Qtferte Strcut, "a, 81
Rellen oon bier 9eHalten nlroe bepcbnte. I'D, fur
Or 9 / r, Sruoer oes osut(hen Mj1ltcndrs, ausqa6
uuo etuen Wetbootenpreoi9er I'm 25 betroq.-Siud
wuroe u1e eelsr Sage fo9eoer Serioht ber Jpn sqes
lhid
<,Sir baben III Dem 9tpp(. scm T. b. N eiuen suf,oa
|uber einen hlndn9lth fIsna1rten Mann 9eleeu, BEN
mir nnlererelt6 ndbcr 0u beleudten, unler beutfen
oDo9l ale omer'tal1hen Wtdbrhoern fur unerldBld1e
NHtcbt balten.
Ycr nn8ed4r Sabren fano iId unter benz Stameu
. +. y l9en berg etn junger Manu bier Elm. her
lIch sur6 beloroere ueberreOuussfun u bic Tanilie
oeS penrt @bb ein5ulhnethelu ,puste, uno beiratbs
etc etne BON oefIen Irbtern, Gin Gdoten ron uiobt
pollen II Sabren.-&aum Elm Sabr raraod nurbe oies
lie Vrau bon einem GGd)ttrben, tpeldes Die Goue,t
INnerpa Matbiloe erhtet entbuuern, wdb enb mec,er
3et oteer Or Nl9enberg eu ebr auelhmeifenbes Qes
ben fuhrte, III So9e beeu Elm jun9eS Erareu,iun1cr
beldndn9ert nuroe, Ole auf tbn 9efdworen bat, 1T
|Wonrce @cuntD ipcbnt Nno unldn9[t BON euem @nob.
en- entbunoen wurbe.-Dteiee Md6den it arm uno bat
etn 9Seb On l, tpclt)eS Der prabler ,u tusren Der
Iprcden bate. Seine Sded9feien lluo Qllaen tp,Irs
Den balo aasenlein befarnt, uno ca er iberoeB BON
Shuloen mar. 70 mahte er ith aus benz Staube. y
81 sc9 nit ietner jun9eu 55rau BON benz 8e6stbum
lie mes SdmeJ Jerpcters an cts Srunffb Greer, l3sei,
len bon bier; no Oh er audi bort en leenhaftesWrab,
len &C. orteste, fab er b tolo benz er6sten Ebe[
oes publltlme oeraet uno auf ietnen 9i9en ertappt
@r beiaB iur 3et stpel nod nid be3ablte etpferbe
btSn ltt er unter benz 8crpanb, mad Wbeelino rel.
len Su wcuen, BON lnf eineInen Jtabbarn neue Sber.
uno Stle'or6de, unb mehre anpere @e9enifdnbc bon
Wub: man ieiuer in Scnnfld @lartn9ton an(ltfia..
3met Del su hunan eenfenbe Wdnner, BON bene,, sr
audi dbultd)e 9lnehen 9elhpinoelt bate, nebteu lo5
loesablt uno eBen ibn lauen. 9ieranf fam er in bic
lJeahe bon bem 9SobuFB ieines Sd,ne9crpaters unb
lperlanste eine Srau su preden, nehcs eDce, buro5
etnen Smieserpater nit Der 8linte in Der 6ao bel.
s'etelt wurbe Set ie,er 3et 1T er Scn bier seripue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28
Commercial and Money Matters.
= For sales &, tie Stock Exchange, First Page.

l.
The sales to-day were to considerable extent, and
,he market was very buoyant. Ohio improved ,;
Kentuckv1; Illinois and Indiana Harlem Il );
Norwich and Worcester 2; Farmers Loan J; Long
Island 4 North American Trust |.
The market for Exchange is easier, the supply
being better and BUYERS holding Off expecting an
oerly decline Sterling is 9; Francs q At
the Public Board fl000 sold at g.. 5 60, and t50O
at 81, so.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company
has declared dividend of Three per cent. Tor the
last six months.
The Bridgeport Bank has declared Three per
cent dividend.
We give below a table, which we copy from the
Albany Daily Advertiser, showing the comparative
amount OF business on the Erie and Chalnplain Ca
mails for the season just closed and the previous
son. The results wei! worthy the attention of
our readers:
Statement efpro7rtylc at 4lJanv The Erie end Cham
MAN Ccnot, ard he rGf 81 each article d"rtng the
,IoIDo -,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

HIDEs-salss 1907 Apgostura have been made t22 bsl
about u cents, and hoo Rio Gs4nde "a lbs} something
Grip; cSnts. both usual time.
WHALEBONE.-We notice parcel Of 6oo0 lbs has
changed hands private bargain.
RICEAbout tics beer taken a;2 a . 81: The
market is without material change.
PROV!SIONs.-There Is very te doing in barre! meats
to-day We ONLY hear of 80 100 bb OF ell descriptions
There change prices sale Of 22G0 kess Lard
landing made supposed for France 5; cents Butter
I'D { .Iara 49,, tin,,s