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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DlSEASE.-MR JOHN.
" SON who has been experimenting for the last few years
- almost every part OF the United States upon the subject
Animal Magnetism his
has taken az Office at o Chambers New York where he
disease and effect he believes speedy he has al
ready done In several hundred Of He will also make
examinations by aid OF clavoyant who will examine the
nature Of any disease and prescribe remedy while under the
Those who have diseases Of long standing and have been
treated BY physicians to invited to call s any
hour Of the day. Terms reasonable. auB iw'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST as.
Arrived.

SUN RISES .....'.....5 "a MOON
.......6 80 HIGH WATER -. 10
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THE WELL KNOWN SOLOMON HElNE, M D.,
WHO has pfactised In this city upwards nins yeT ~ |,
w medical physician and surgeon, keeps nm one ~, !"
Resde IT. near Brosdwsyi sefo im-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28
CASH HAkDWARE.
LIE RED AGRAVE,

OF AXE AND CUTLERY,
re ,,,, No 2lo Greenwich, corner Barclay street.
NOW OPENING complete assortment of goods in his
ine which he offers wholesale retail on the lowest
ms that they be purchased in this city, Agent for
Coantry merchants will please favor him wi,ha call previous
auoft nS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

StfiAkS, TOBACCO, SUGAR X COFFEE.
SO 0OO JUST RECEIVED, OF the ceebratp Lord By
CO2OOO ron brand consisting Of Regalias nd medium
1900 of the Florida brand, do do do.
10000 Low price Havauas do do do.
IA Bales OF Guisa Tobacco
Bales of Havana do.
6 Gases Of Free Labor St, Jago White Sugar.
For sale by A. A. SAMANOS,
ad7 lm*r No. Wall st and 2s9 Broadway
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 33lz Ann street, New York.
Ik advertiser has sale the following choice
l. mons OF the best quality viz
Old French Brandy in cask and bottle
Hsm nt"% IL" Imported in 1900,
" Madeira Wine in pipes aud bottle
% Sherry, Muscat, Bordeaux, Marseilles +"
" Cataloni, Port, nc.
lnvads and Others will find liquors
above-No a3s Ann ST. ais Im+m
MEDICAL AID BY A PHYSlCTAN.--DR. GLOVER
acted that have proved obstinate for those who have
only attended general practice have uniformly yielded to his
treatment Structures removed by easy method His
experience during the last fourteen IN this city directed
few branches of the profession have given him adj
over the general practitioner lie Is one Of the
sionl education. His charges made to suit the times and
the lie puts parcels of medicine
adapted TO the of one disease al 81.
His Office Is No. 2 Ann street.
His improved Truss may be had as above. eu29 itsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

GOAL, COAL-Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, first au,-
" ~ will be sold by the subscriber the follow low pa
for cash fresh broken aud egg, from lump the yard
screened and delivered part OF the 3 per ton
81 IS large INIT 81 so Is per less win be ehar
ed u taken from the boat-weight and quality wsIrnssd,,
PETER CLINTON,
jy2l2msr STA Greenwich. corner of King &C.
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MANTTEACTOPV

WhNUF AOIOhY Y.
, OF CUT PLAIN AND MOULDED GLASS
every description French and English Porcelain, astral
ri in seers Which are il the habit Of paying
70 dears hotels steamboats, shmaster and families that
can get soppc A. very moderate prices, Stouyene
ro John street Broadway Goods sent in any
part OIL the country i All articles matched
glass quito order. Wholesale and retail. N"N
Caliand satisfy yourselves about quality and prices
au3 Ensec STOITVENET' RlfcI'rIiEpo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

G5A1 kOCkAWAY Ann NV vOUU
4 -m6@p STAGE-WiiI run as io,,o .w w ~ ao ~.
n S@ke.&Juy 18th inst Leave RocEawav ar A NJ
ySay az s E for Roekaway BY way of South Ferry
i, r eir haes at $40 Pearl street. will be punc-
'"a,y , az 'o' ny dENRY CONkLIN,
~. - Proprietor
.k&& FOR HULL, EN.GLAND-A first elias. Amer
asof light freight If immediate application is made to
~. Woodruff MlNTURNS,
Sou sire
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREO1Y PE
ESTABLISHMENT

,,,,,r EEACHANGE BUTLDING, KOOMS%ET
IE Subscbers having the Agency the sale Of
yOlGTANDERS DAGUERREOTSP APPARA,
TUS constructed according to Professor Penva calculation
have hand large these Apparatus and
well amateurs Of their wishing procure good
paratus will find their advantage procure Instruments
Of this construction. They also have lately imported largo
quantity Of and French Plates and all the chemicals
used their which they they
made TO their order. Polishing substances and
cases all necessary materials sold the
able The following gentlemen have agreed act
their agents, viz
E. White, Esq, IT'S Broadway, N. "
r. Hass Esq, Washington d. e.
DR. A. Caspsri. Richmond, Va.
II. Lsurens Esq, Savannah, Ga.
William West, ESD Cincinnati, OHIO.
All communications (post pad) and orders accompanied
with remances will be prompy attended to- should be
directed to w. n +. LANGENHEIM
lie 3m<r Exchan0e Ru,Id;ug phil.
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NEW YORK IL /. BOSTON

MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
EM ALAThe proprietors Of this establishment fayo
raby known the travelling public the tho
roughare between Charleston and Mobile determined to
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beraty of
seryedly snjoysd The buildings which speciou;
The bed rooms both double and single have been eushed
n o BEDS ana bedding Also with every article
pnvae are large AIRY and elegantly furnished These fae
usi with CAREFUL and cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
me season and market afford and the firm determination of
me propetors to omit nothing that will tend the satsfac
TON Of their guests will they them the favorable
attention of the travelling public An omnibus will at all
mes De m readiness 70 convey from the Railroad
Montgomery, June 2, 18i3. w. TILLEY & co.
aul9 6mr
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~p CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
NJ SOfA beys leave RESPECTFULLY inform
he pqoc IN general that owing the depressed state
lar charges. - ' WV" a'e ies"
Ladies wishing their summer dresses shawls &c. Owed OF
pressed VIII md 1t much to their advantage by paving him
visit enenen will also do well calf with such articles
OIL wearing apparel need dyeing rdsrs
viii be punctuay attended to- and the articles dane ths
best style at Soras establishment, No. 400 Pearl ST. " w
His branches at No 257 Blocker ST. No 3a2 Roa, and
az Newar e. Also cl 6ra "a at ts Fulton Brooklyn and
Merchants can have all kinds goods dyed and mr. M ~
their original forms. and moderate terms anu ~" ap "
PRINCIPAL Peaua NN-'"',
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.
THE Loss 9f Esst and Isg, 40 hipdsnGe to ~ act OF
respectfully Informs public that he has removed from ph!
ladelphis No Az Water street corner o. Ise New YORK
City where he ccnnueso maDufactue Artificial Limbs,
plan the most correct and least compcated having through
necessity invented made and worn artificial leg for forty
years and been for thrtyhye yea feels conf
dent Of giving Satisfaction to all who call him for Legs.
Hands Arms. the common wooden Leg.
fursm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

NIBLOS GARDEN.
MISS REYNOLDS BENEFIT-Wednesday,A August
IM 3Oth on which occasion the celebrated comedian.
MIR. BROUGHAM.
has kindly consented for this night only.
Mr. JOHN SETON will appear in avrrte character
Mrs: il. HART ,.nonm MI. REYNoTtppsst, y
,;,, .r,.ar n ,yo non,l.r niece an28 3tr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

Half hours ntermson will be allowed for promsads and
reffeshment in the Grand Saloon. .
Where Ice Creams Fruit Ices and Refreshmens OF the cho
cest kinds, and in great variety, will be found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28
To conclude with
AN INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
BY the Grand Orchestra in the RefreAhment Saloon.

10 strict Police win be IN attendance and great caro- Ia
Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
TJ-' limited number Of Season Tickets will Be ds
posed Of
weather Grand Entrance from Broadway 70 the SALOON
is protected and the Saloon which ventilated from TIE
top and sides be opened moments notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
3 JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced business the above
line a No. 90 Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
most reasonable terms FOR cash jy2a
tV7B In, cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

The receipts Of Tobacco last year 754 hhds of
which l6 hhds sold leaving hand the Jan.
uary 100 hhdA. The receipts thus far will be observed
exceed last in the article Of Tobacco $40 hhds
81. Louis Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

1000 kgsNo Lard lad been scid at Sc H. The following
is the circular of Messrs. George Wright Co OF Liverpool
1t contains important information io- provision dealers
LIVERPOOL, January S, Ict5.
Referring your last OF the Sd u the OF
American provisions have now 10 wait Or you with
present stale of market
ChceseIn this article only moderate amount OF bpsi-
ness has been done; acrcumsance consequent IL some
measure on the season of the year but now tha,
got into the year. better things is expected
The few sales That have taken place have ranged from
middling 10 ne at 4ss So and very superior has com
marded 5a per duty paid Our present quotations are
ordinary jis Ais; Tnddlns, ass z6s; fac AS 81,
duIy les Cd per cwi, With Eve added stock
hand 5lst u was 22 tons in bond and hip board.
Eeet-At length one small parcel NewYork city Beef has
the market and, fetched the importers
price, the presumption IS :tat profit obtained We
ere happy 10 add thai Ibis parcel declared equal any
IRISH Beet In quality The price obtuned Cos 75s
Dond Per erce OF 3i lbs being equal to 4fs sos per bb
and was taken by provision dealer for cabin use From
TBS sample our h7pes raised that future receipts Of
and lead 10 higher character tban late Obtained As
all othar transactions in old Beef we omi, quotations.
stock hand of all erfs ult 79 barrels bond
ihciuding Canada Beet Duty IS per cwl, aad five per
cent. added.
Pork, US.-we have had large imports from Canada du
ring last month"; and the stock sweled TO S5l2 barrels in
bond large proportion OF which is old, and dull Of sale
No American has ye; been brsught To market; but
should keep pace with the improvement in Beef in quality
ex port frot for home consumption AS the transactions
confined 10 old American, omit quote prices
When new in market we hope TO report favo'aby Duty
Lard-Recent imports have all been taken of freely, which
leaves stock in first hands The prices have been
ordinary 35s 3as and fine i0s AS per c~ duty paid.
Duty q per cwt, and FIVE per cent added
Haals-Dred-We still without any foreign supply,
which guch wanted and would fully command 40s
ABS for ordinary and SOS 5is for prime, duty paid Duty
5s per cwt, aE FIVE per cent added.
Hams-Wet-This article is much neglected, arising,
doubtless 10 the very indifferent usiy OF The old stock
hand Such may arriveput up uader late intruc-
lions from this coun;ryw doubtless command attention
Meanwhile omit quotations. Duty as per cw and five
per cent. additional.
Bnuer-A small 10, from New.York OF fine brought 72s,
duty paid being equal 10 Sis in bond duty Cos and 1--WE per
cent. additional.
Butter Giease-None on hand Duty, Is Cd per cw. and
FIVE per additional.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

On Friday o7th inst. Mrs Maria Richardson, widow oil
Samuel Richardson formerly Of Greenfield, Saratoga Co,
N. Y, aged 65.
funeral at No. Laigh.s Sunday The 18th inst al
o'clock P. NJ, fhou further invitation.
~ The Saratoga, Disco and Montgomery county pa
pers will please copy the above
AT Jerusalem, Yates county, jan 49, in her 57i year.
Mrs Mary c. wife OF Rev Joha Middleton, the formsr
Pastor of the East Baptist Church in this city aud daughter
OF Deacon verrum Wilkinson, formerly OF ProvIdenceR l.
~ Providence papers please copy.
ian 90 Stevens t. eldest OF The late Stevens Thomp
SON Mason aged years and months.
Jan e6, Mary Seyn, daughter OF Edward and hannah
Sevin az ed 1 years, uionshs and IA days
Jan. s6 Mr. Roger Worden, in his 9Th year
At Bedford Cayabaga county, Ohio, Ian.2, Mrs oman
r. wife of Rev. E. II. Hawley aged =
In scotland Robert Hadane long known as one OF the
most distinguished promoters of the spcead OF the gospel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
TN CHANCERY.-Before the Vict


IL Chancelor.-The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
RcharC: Parker and WIFE, elm pursuance OF de
crla order OF ibis Court made IN the entitled
viii be sold al public auction, under the direction The
subscriber, OF the Masters OF Court by W H. Track
lin, acctcneer, al the Merchants Exchasge ia the City
NeYosk, on the l4h day of January next at IL O'Clock
noon, oil that day
Ali that Certain LOT and parcel Of ground situate, lying
and being In The Second Ward OF the City Ne~Yors
and ocunded follows: Easery front by Jobn-st west,
ety u the rear by ground nov or lately Nathaniel Pa
ans James Thompson bs south side by ground lately
OF Michael Moore, of ihe said Richard Parker and o.
me north SIDE by ground iaiely belonging TO th
Trustees of the Corporation Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church. in the City Of New YORK. containing bread, I
:ront and rear, each twenty teeg eight nchcs, and
Length on the north SIDE uinety feet the soa. SIDE
ninetyeyen feet iucaes, be said dimensions more or
les. WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL.
Master in ChsDcery.
X IL BOVINE, Solicitor. d23 2awtJH
The sale OF the shove property is postponed TO The Z
DAY oil Jznoary Instant, st the same us,e and place.
Nes-Gork, January Il, Ie4S
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in chaacery.
Ihe sse OF the above property farther postponed tn
ths sh dsy OF February next, the and placs
j2s 2awFs Mas,e. in chancery,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
DY ORDER of William Inslis, Asso-

- ciate Judge Sew-fork CenRoa fises, Nouce ID
rry given rrsra, 20 the provisions Of the
,tozlng achmeris against nonresident debtors, thai
attachment has issued agans; the estate OF Benjamin +.
ro who Is resident of the state Of Seorga and thai
the same viii be sold for the payment Of bis debts cness
b. aspear and discharge such sachDent according law
vhiu nine aos,ss.ot Gst pubica or Of this notice
and sa. the payrner, any trbs due TO him by residents
OF ibis STATE and The deiTery 10 him or for ha nse Of any
property within this state belonging TO him, and the aas
Ter OF any such properly by h air forbidden by law and
are vo!a-Dztsd he 9Th day OF January, lsss
JOHN B. STAPLES,
- iswsa Attorney fps attaching Creditor,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

wv sequence oil the reduction OF d1ties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Sold anil Silver
Levers Anchor Eseapeents, Lepine, End other Tacbes
of new and spendid patterns, and Jewey at rs.a
considerable reduction from fo1er prices being muei
lower than they can be hornt for al any Other pacs in
We s,cS: e and ee,ss as sw s. ae-s
warranted TO keep good time or the money returned
Watches and Clocks repaired In the best MANNER asd War
ranied, al much less than tie usual prices
q. C. ALLEN, Importer Of wsiehes and jewellery
eiTsa WkaisSale asd etail 80 WAacssr ~ stsiEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
"A Principle made practicable Principle useie
ri EW-YORk CASH TAILORING

! u ESTABLiSHNENF, 141 Fuiton.s., New-Yark.
TEe usdersigned, in announcing their patron. t,er
termination 10 adhere strictly TO ae principle Of dess
ing in their business, would take occasion say they
have become well satisfied OF The practicabty and nseui
of such paa by the uniform which has al
tsnded its operation In their house from the
The advantages derived by tee customer from the adop-
ton of this stenihereby realizing gain OF 80 per ceat
apon credit prces-they conceive perfectly obyioas ana
therefore aeed no comment OF the merits OF their mousse
and the facilities with which they invested Of furnishing
cheap asd rich garment they will not dlate-fu!y as
'used az they are dat this simple fact Is 100 well known
their celebrity well established, regnire further re
mark And in csiag the attention Of the genefnen OF lie
United States and NewYo1 in particular to their asso.
msnt OF choice goods hey will merely observe that unde
Waiting puacuaty and dispatch answering the commands
Of their friends is az much part OF their system cash
payments BaD is;f }. C. BOOTH GCC.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
TO MARINERS.

Extract of letter eceyed at Lloyd's from Capt Roai-
Ions of the Eagle omitted inform you IN ny iae
leuer OF passing rick above water about tour miles DIS
,ant on nv passage from Hamburg Newfoundland. BY
good obssrvation, The longitude Sa 2m rs ID, was
2S deg 81 W. by alt lat II teg IL iH = sec
n The vessel makag tue west corrse, and running o
iop 6ye knots per until II; when abreast OF IL bea
SSW by compass leaving II lat II deg 81 min y SEC ~
and Ion % deg 81 min ", formed three distinct points Inc
highest TO westward appeared Ia be aboE 80 eet b2
the sea breaking Violently the lower part neat The
ern extremity appearance OF hoai water round u
as in sigh, OF and should have goce near hEt
was prevented by the wisd being 10 the sou;hward TWAS
seen distpciy by The male and crew
The Royal Swedish Departmental Marine has DoiHsna q
that the Baskar Eso Lights, stns,ed in The Cas o.
Gouenburg, which hitherto have been only h!ec NON
the l5,h oAEgus the 5 OF April OF the following
viii future Ike the lights, be kept burning iro
out the year. -.
FLOATING BREAKwATEn-Dove-, Dec 28--The bTsaA-
uoored s. lathoms az low waIer m Hay Ctl o
wes, Bay with ollo bearings by compass 81 py
N Flag stat Souh pier, By NsN Flag stan On aIcn
cliff Fort NE. 6; Scaksperes Cliff, WNW.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
ss LAND WANTED.-The SylYania

- Association OF the Cily os NewYork are desroos
purchasing from 10 three thousand acres OF Land
within one hundred miles OF New York City in the States
OF PennsyiV NeT-Jersey or Ntw-York. The sai0
Land mus. be well supplied with wood ant! water, amt
adapted grazing grain growing, snd gardening pur
poses. Uncul,vat.d lands with mall cultivated estate
adjoining, would be preferred Owners OF lands, who
give clear ,l requested &c prepare true statement
and address their eters post pa ~ 10 T. w. WHITLEY,
President OF the Syyania Association . Pnes
The attention ians!olders respectfully solicited
The Syivana ASSOCIATION intends going into operation a.
early possible.
Editors OF Country Newspapers are requested 10 copy
notice this advertisement. i2stf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
DISASTERS.

Ship Vermont, which ashore at KiInore, England,
belonged Boston Capt Mayhew writes under date oi
Dec @ that the ship will oIe loss She went ashore
in gale fre The South There at three OF,
Aces in Boston, the OF 0o The vessel and
5000 on freight money.
Shio Peraviaa, al Thomaston, wrecked near Cape La
Have large and well built ship valued al Si oc0 OF
which only $4,000 Insured, which equally divided
be,ween two oces in Boston. Her freight Insured
in NO Tor 5000 cargo probably tie French account
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
LyCONoMY In DRESS.-Extensiva

q
IA assortment OF Rch fashionable and elegant goods fos
winter wear. wM. T. JENNINGS, No. 20 Broadway
American Hole offers for the inspection Of the public
extensive assortment OF seasonatie goods comprising Bea
and Mied Cloths, for sur,outs, Sacas Frocks, Gc.
The Sack Overcoas, (so much in vogoe) afforded
fourteen dollars, and trimmed sst style, viii be tsua
worthy the attention OF the economist
Cassimeres in great variety Of styles for Pantaloons.
From those who have found any difficulty Ia getting Suited
in this article, trial is solicited.
Rich Brocade silk and Satin esiings CENTRE s.yIes}
or balls parties hc Mernos yeveB, plain Silks Sa,ins
and Csssimercs alt OF which viii be made up order
der the superinsendence of eetet can ha
ouad in the country prces suit the times orresdy
money. 81 zif
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
GLAY BALL.-Tho Democratic Clay


" Club of The Eighth Ward will give their Second An
nua Bail, in honor nt the Ratification OF the Treaty OF
Ghent the nth OF February !s3 the Tvo Saloon.
Tickets can he procured oi the following gentlemen
Wn. Fl. Sweet, 2ol Canalst J, N. Barnes, 50 Canast
Robert Honey, ~ w Hway. Henry Baker, 5 Thompson.
II. ID. Moore Byay Prce A. n Soueaburg, % prince
J.C.W. Ogden, sS Thompson. Harvey Hart, 6l Caual.
j. G. Mofa,, i2l Prrce. j. r NJ. Bic ahiey si2 Huds.
A. l.. Bro Su, i49 Prince NJ a. Ninche 40 Er'way-
W.. Van BuskiIk % Spring T. Kelley. 81 Thcnpson.
". u. Blunt Spruce +. w. Leeds, '36 Hau,merSly.
J. G.. Barker, SIS Broadway Geo Boyd, 80 Wooster.
D. l.. Crane, &c Charioo. A. Bleakey &c Namnle9sly.
r. Glover, Hudson Watt. Jas. Bingham Dossnic.
). kipp i9j Broadway. F.. Duvall, To- Charlton.
C. w Ward, los Charlton Geo. Jtnnison, k,.g
W. III. Greif, l25 Prnce. II. Smnsbury, 81 I.aufens
j. w BauveIl, 55 Thompson And NJ The following He,es,
Astor House, Franklin Hose,
HowarpJ Hotel, Clinton lote
American Hotel, fremont Temperance House,
City Hotel, Neverlsy House,
Pearstreei House. ST. George Hotel
Demonieos
Head Quarters, Howard House. and also at City Head
Quarters, Broadway House
~ Hcmpsled Powers, Main and Futonsts Brooklyn
John Wanmaker, Custom House Exchange.
Col. Levi Hart, Treasurer 100 Hamnersy-st.
N. B.The Executive Committee will meet every Satur,
day evening, at the Howard House.
CHAS. w WARD, Sec'y II. Clay Club.
1S f,a;sLo sC. EtE Fail
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
TIC PUBLISHERS, Printers, Authors.

Peter Fairchild ,Anc.:oneer.-Ssore Ne. SsPruce-st
SALE of Shooting Gal
lfA leyy-wi sci! this day y O'Clock d., at Bloom
inguae Bunaufs Hotel, large Shooting Gallery, "h.ca
-fs-1 oripiuaIly $500 To build. liz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28
DY S. DRAPER, Jr.-Stoze 81 Will
kP Ean,-street. o. pins-s,reeG
TUESDAY, Feb. Z.

TUESDAY, Eco. Z.
At 10 o'clock, at she auction room
Ss9 PACKAGES AMERICAN Gcops DsAsSED-togeiheT
with tmcnt ot trxS imported Gfrrchan-
dse-on red OF rlepihs for approved endorsed rotes
The damaged goods sunk in The Missouri river.
ken immediately. dried IN the sun. little sisned
fabrics unnjurc. They wit De sold without
reserve. tor the bsneh, OF whom il Uaay ooRcern.
Consisting ofthe ioowiog descriptions:
sol eass. lS pieces bleached American cottcss ceei-
ings and shir,irgS
IS bales $40 pieces unbleached do do.
90 bales . 400 pieces various styles OF prints.
10 bales 500 pieces heavy blue cot;ony
. bales Is pieces bed-,icks.
So packages assorted merchandise.
100 bales black and white wstdIng.
SOUND Goops-Also IS bales Russia diapers tor cash
Al>o, "a entire cases cotton hosiery and gloves
Also, cases figured crimson PCpgee, Canton dye.
THURSDAY, Feb 3.
A; 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Room
CANTON MATING 1850 rolls assorted "A. Si anu S{
white and checked Canton Mating, Including 7p0 pieces
very superior, made 10 order for city trade.
MONDAY. Feb. l3
At i2 O'clock. al Sipcnir's Sale Yard s93 Wser,st.
BY order Of the Collector OF the Ports cases Marble
Sculpture being the caps imported Tor pillars in the Msr.
chants Exchange.
TUESDAY, Feb. Ia
At 10 O'Clock. at the Auction Room.
CLOTHS AND CAs,iMEaEs-From the sheyes-ou crediS
OF SIX months, for approved endorsed notes
AT PRIVATE SALE.
400 pieces H. 81 and Ga red and white Canton mating.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-28

BgAIR COL0RING.--jaco Maby
would inform his old Customers a1d ali those VIC
VISA 10 beautiful head OF hair ihai he
ham square, his celebrated Essence OF 1yre VINCE having
lately improved, be guarantees viii be eiecina IN perla
tI..E G3 su1"