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The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

An:iTammany majority III tho
city, S,23l
There are others for Mike Walsh, abolition
aaI scattering, which may amount to 800, TO
h. added 10 the above anti Tammany MAORI
II.
There are majorities against Tammany Hall
in all of the wards except the Fourth and
Sixth. N. Y. Express.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22
HOW STANDS THE DAY.

The Evening Post and the Plcbeian effect
TO be elated by the results of the city election.
hut the leaders in Tammany Hall are far from
sharing in their shouts, for they foresee, what
we have already stated, that the present posi-
ton of parties, this city no longer belongs to
Martin Van Buren, and Tammany Hail. Let
MS look at the official results Thus, taking
the vote for Senator in the city, which is the
only correct test of Van Buren's strength
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-22

Private letters from Quebec mention that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29
Second Board.


The business of the city is improving the number of
arrivals in the city is steadily increasing and the ability
and disposition to buy is we'll could be expected
Sales of Real Estate made follows -
The store and lot OF ground No 60 South street.
of pine street, containing IS feet 10 inches front by feet
inches deep, sold for $685. 900.
Also; the store and lot Of ground No. 1863 Pearl street,
near Wall street. containing II feet d inches 'front.' feet
inches deep on one and 3s feet inch the other
sold for SIS, 100
Also the store and lot of ground No. 81 Wster street.
containing % feet inches front by IS feet Deep sold for
$l4,3O0
The starry house and lot Of ground No73 Grand street.
containing % feet front by rs feet deep the lease
from George Lorlard for 40 years from Nov M 1884, at
ground rent Of $46 per annum, bought in for $500
Cotee-ls dull, $500 bags Brazil 6a9 800 do Laguira,
74a74 800 do Cuba, 6ass 1900 do st. Domingo 5aa5t
Coton-The market has lost the advance obtained at
the close of last week. The manufacturers have been
the principal buyers Sales the last days. bales
Upland and Florida 5a7i 1890 do Mobile 6a7s loOOdo
New Orleans, 53ss3
SsedsA good demand for Clover but our prices do not
RISE Sales of 100 tcs at from u for el9 for
prime Ohio and Southern. Timothy SIC to $ls.
Whskey-Drudge at Gle; Pennsy lvapia at 22c.
Molasses-A fair demand for COED qualities New Ibe
ria 2lc; Trinidad Cuba 2oc st Crox 25c Porto Rico
22ta2lc.
Nopal Stores-The market is dull. Sales Wilmington,
SOFT at 56i North County Tar at 81 25 Spirits at 34c
OHsWhale is improved sales at 303c; goo lbs Palm
at Sc; Crude, sac. Liuseed-sales at 9la9l5c.
Piaster-Sales of 800 tons at So so.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, April ass p M

Stock sales more limited to-day, and prices less
Ohio forced upt 80, and again fell to 7s at the
close; Kentucky fell Ii Bank of Commerce scrip rose
Illinois per cent from the last saes Farmers Loan
and Trust rose Il per cent; Harlem D; Manhattan
fell I; stoningtonl.
At the new Board the operations small; United
States Loan sold at Ia, but closed llA Illinois SIS sold
at this Board at26f and at the other "a large margin
The rise in Ohio il sudden and great under the difficult
tss growing out of the late acts Of the Legislature and
the prospects ofthe S6OoOOo per cent stock to
come upon the msrket the uncertainty Of the payment of
the July interest," which evidently must be borrowed il
paid the stock fell from 75 in December to 81 in April
The Commissioners then appeared in the market, and
made proposals at par for the per cent stock. The
movement in stocks for the past week has been as fol
laWa
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The imports ard exports for ls42-ls4s estimates
based upon the reported arrivals Here it will be OBJ
served that in ls4l from May, the exchanges rapidly
until serious drain took place the fall and jeopardised
he Banks in November. Last year the tariff destroyed
imports in August and specie has continued to flow
until now. At least 900 in specie the proceeds
the last crop have been received This specie has &C.
umulated In the Atlantic cities its woy to the Great
where the paper circulation has been reduced by
liquidation and failure Of the Banks GEO.
The people at the time have been earning specie
currency The crops have nearly all gone ward and
he supply Of bills sensibly diminished The New York
nd Atlantic Banks will Immediately be exposed to
rain OF money for the West aud South with the opening
the spring trade and the receipts of produce and pro-
oaby for England in return for imports. Hence, notwh.
banding their seeming strength they stand very cr
ical position Largs the amount is in the Banks the
Quantity required for currency is larger. The Great
West is withouta currency-N Is full of produce, and
he state OF exchanges in relation to IL as follows
RATES OF DOMESTIC EXCHANGE IN New YORK. JUNE, ls4i
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"AsNsb AN Az
AND MAY ], 1843.

The rate on Mobile is in broken bank paper, the ba
snce is actually in its favor proved by the receipts
here of specie from the north The great bulk of south
produce has gone forward, and they have got the
ash. At New Orleans $s,2O0,o0e have been received
ince September !. The like demand is now about to
commence from the West. Illinois, for instance utterly
hout currency; she has no banks, and the people will
specie; they have the material, and it must come
his position that requires caution the part of the
anks Their late course in relation to stocks has gone
pr to compromise their position. Government loan and
hio stocks have been gambling instruments in the hands
irresponsible men on bank funds. The prices Of New
stocks probably the best criterion the general
of the want Of legitimate employment for money as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29

70 Pitch PIne ls % Shingles 0 40; hid Shocks
with headings, 06a III Sugar box shocks. olaf.
Ereadnge- On London go days sight, 7Aa prem; New
YORK par prem; Boston, par l dis; N Orleans
none Offering; Spain, , a prem; Paris, 8 s dis.
FrsightS-To the United States box sugars, SIT Iii
4 iia's per bag Coffee $3t 4 per hid Molasses.
Exports of produce from Havana, LIST January to 18th
April l63-Sugar los s07 boxes; Coffee 4O6 557 arrobes
Moasses, 400 hhds Exports from Matanzas within the
same period-sugar So 7Os hi boxes Coffee, 66 22s
bes; Molasses, 4,s9s hhds.
MONTREAL Provision MARKET, April 22.-About 1000
barrels of Pork have changed bonds since Thursday last
at $40 for Mess and 81 for Prime These operations
predicated upon the further advance which has taken
place in New York; the latest quotation that place
being $93 Mess and S78 Prime
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Here it will be observed that under all the discredit
Ohio has risen 81 per cent while other stocks have not
improved-clearly evincing speculation. Now, the
awwill not allow the per cent stock to be sold
par To obtain bids for that the 6 must be forced
up least to co. This could be done by pedgng the
per cent stock and art6cally raising the 6 These lat
ter then be sacrificed &c. if they were
last year. This would be very excellent anancierng
but how will the tax machines" like it
Exchange for the packet of tomorrow continues firm
and advancing giving indications of check to the large
imports of specie which of late have poured into the
United States The imports of goods increase, causing
rise in the rate of bills The fears that when all
the crops shall have gone forward the abundance of
ney in the banks may encourage imports to extent
which will cause counter current of specie at the very
moment when the swelling trade of the interior will
nance the demand for money for business purposes The
rate Of interest lower than ever and the hazardous
course oanng upon stocks has engendered speculation
and caused an artfcal rise in prices, which evidently
cannot be sustained when trade revives In how great
degree reaction Of foreign exchange may operate upon
the abundance of money is matter Of speculation It may
useful however to look back at the monthly rates for
several years, mp to this time, as follows
TABLE THE RATE STERLING BILLS IN New York
MONTHLY, FOR SERIES YEARS WITH THE IMPORT
OF Acu VIZ
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for Gibraltar and Trieste dgand before reported
sr THoMAs no dse-In rort, DOLPHIN from Martinique for
iiusdsoupe next day Pilgrim of Baltimore, had been
rsTnE March sOn port su,an from Bangor VIA
p9Rro CAbEILo' April lois port New Citizen for New
Apr" A Helen Anna Hughes. New York via
M,stLA Dec la-Iapo Sterling. symmcs from Boston
sns Graves urc Fred Warren for Boston do Raymond
B BaTn April 2oaAs W@ PurrinstGe, Higgins, Boston
sSns p, Ap ssCld Forest varn' Ponce PR
SALEM. rl9a-A,r Gen Brooks. Peko, NYork.
ba BG assS. As A MoeSy s, cNG%
pods, Ale1and'; Pearl Harding, and sulls Bangs Pssd,
s IsTs Gs isr Rs
Crowe ard Psnnsylvsnis Crowsi NswYei; Lewis R'aSe
Sy .f N 1G ce sR
tx S ' @s;
f Es; Gould and Homer Kent New
s,s A s Cath, Phladepha
NEw BEDroED April 6ArT E%sliue Bourne, Baltimore
1%a9 sse rfy for
s wss
of A o boston,
a &asS Ea S Say n sm for
Thtmaston; three fore and att shs the sound wind
EpoARTowr, April 25-AT Albany Packet Hotehkiss, N.w
6p s S port The
nS%s;' ESaFS
Inns 40; t,%f Gairi'9r SUFFOLK "; Eliza ha@S Bake b.
Long, Hawkins, NYork '''''''' '''''@1'' y
Belle Brooks, and James Ck NYoE. Sid Phens, White
PHIIAprLpHA, April 2s-Ar Woodlands (Rr) johnson, st
John M; Magnolia seaman do; Charles, dodge, Lubec
warren Boston, Emperor shaw Fail Rses ' Lady
smith AID I'd Iodine BeT NYok Resieve BuTnham Gou
Mason. Boston; Niagara, Young and Comet, Cox New
LEwrs, Del April 25-Pap Jones, for Charleston, and
Amor for Trinidad de- Cuba went to sea Yesterday E'z
lumber loaded schr in this morning. and anchored at the
R,cHNoND, Arr, esd g Robt Bruce 1GI.hys Boston
MST, sS M jsnsS :, San e.
Bi,moTe - miles North Of Cape Hatsya. boarded
S9 6 q sss'd ss S ss%
@ T tS S9: a n to the
Apr;, ssAT Sid Ely sF1 Dssp,G H. OK
ss
(Br) Eden fiserpoo Hortense smith New oeans; Daniel
R.vwf9 wPssi Hsss as;.nf
sSs as;sa R
Street and Frances nee. Staples ga ,,n n,, o.
BY
WIN rGyS, Hoey NYOs CID 2pes1
Lancaster, oveiapd, Boston.
APALAcHcoLA, April l8-Arr Metamora. Ashbv. NYork;
Pocahontas Higgins Baltimore; 18TH Tmoeon, Bven, Bos-
toni Cld sh TioGa TYLER NewYSIk; 18th M9z,It MeFar.
Ships Helen Edwards ATLANTA Ravmord Roihschld Br)
u and May Flower, Weeks, for Liverpool; Cumberland
Pocahopt Higgins; bayque. CumbeII,od grl Power and
Hlnckey Boson Marv Richardson. and Democrat, Howes
NYork; Norman Pratt; Metamora A hby.
MOBILE April 20ATr American, Burgess Savannah Mary,
ssrl Sullivan I,ysTpsoI CID Mary Phillips Pratt, NY rk
rdevan' Havana Cid 2st. Triton, Luce Ghent; Chief
Cree;y. Boston Arr Sarah Brown Norton, and Weumpka,
New ORLEANS, April GAR Lord seaon, aBr) Fitz,m-
Below, coming up, ST Mary, Foster NYork; rev
Woodbury. Rudolph, Vera Cruz CD Canton, Packard Ant
pool; Hebron, Hood, Gl.sgow AdeIme Eliza. Hopkins;
bot, and WIN Henry Jarvis, NYok Ar 2orb Or. Sears
NYork: Ameda Ashby, Lema Nestor Moses Hare; jose
byeIpoo; veksburg, Berry; Har,s,setet Hopkins, s'',a
Morrison Kpg.top Oriapa Jordan, Boston, Lincoln,
Wooster. NYork; Susan, Petit Boston.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, April l5-Beans, white, a rls; Beef No. /,
Prime and Mess $64 "a; Butter American yelow IA
90; Candles, mould, IS 4al4 A. Sperm. 40 3O Cheese
American, 10 IA; Goldfish, 90 lbs, al; do hhds
Corn Indian shecd, "a; Flour, Philadelphia and Bal
tmore, 10 90; ditto Orleans IA o. Hams, Am, 2Oa22;
Herripgs, smoked, ga Lard, o, III 4; Mackerel
No. g. 8; Pork, Mess, d. Orleans, Is; do clear,
IA an l6 Potatoes 2; Rice, 4a42; Coffee, LIST quail
ity 90 oo 81 and Sd quality, ga 9; ditto trage,
Al Honey, a2t Molasses, keg 81 gallons, 90 rs ;
Sugars, assorted half white and half brown 81 TO-
ditto white alone, 81 Iii do brown alone, Al AZ; do
yellow, sac; Segars, sa IS; Lumber, hoops "a a.;
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Died.
Died.
On the 9th inalant WALTER Z w Q

On the 9th instant, WALTER r. WALwoRTH, aged So
years.
His friends and those of his sonn law Royal Hewing
are requested to attend his funeral this morning. at 10
o'clock, from the of Fourth and South Seventh
street, Williamsburgh
Yesterday morning April 27th, at IL o'clock A. NJ af
Ter lingering Illness, ELIZABETH LOUISA, daughter Of
George and Sarah Truman, aged 30 years.
The funeral will take place at the residence of her
mother, No. SO White street, this day. at o'clock p M
tend.
At Rye, Westchester Co.. on the 10Th inst of palsy
JOSHUA LYON, aged so years
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PRIcEs OF Provisions,
Philadelphia Cattle market.

APRIL H-Beeves-640 Beeves offered, viz :-374 from
ONO, and 700 pennsylvania. Sales were made at 4ka5
cts; extra cts 20 left Iover. Cows-3sO Cowes and
Calves in market sales at from $4 s23 extra $3Oa
ss3 sprngers were sold at el4sSl6; dry Cows $5ssl
800 oered sales at from 3}a4t CTS 40 left over S6,,,
l33 in market sales at SiaSl So extra 50 75as3 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29

ms presents ON the whole Improvement in prices of
western produce transported the Mississippi. The
breaking up Of the western waters opening the great
northern route to market is that which will give anima-
ton to the whole The abundance of money in England,
with the evident tendency in prices to rise, will probably
give effect to the modification of the tariff laws in favor of
the Canadian route and move the whole business of
the Union, which seemIo be trembling the RISE"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29
Provision Market.

Our markets exhibit their usual variety of good
things.
The season for Shad has commenced and has tenden
cy to reduce the prices oil all kinds Of the finest
of this delicious fish may be had for IL and cents
per hundred ; all other fish in proportion.
Apples in great plenty and at reduced prices and
ali kinds of vegetables in profusion,
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PRucEs OF New NoRK STATE Srocx.

These stocks are now much higher than in August,
4l at which time the banks becoming rapidly in
ved and the great fall which took place from that time
own to the succeeding February, much owing to
eir necessities az the prevailing discredt sudden
ange in the currents of trade, may produce contrac
on that will collapse all these values.
IN relation to the trade of the country we will give the
flowing table Of the exports from this city, from Jan
J May l, in three years.
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MRS. N sCHELTEMA sMETs go Broad xaY, d

M | dc 81 FL "9% :.:S IS: &:
.s ss If
The ps's Making na ~ order, ro%pry
ended by lady who has inst arrived and who has had
VIII we Freaeh ' MpTy s.ycon
g IF ,ss Tssn :.Gd
ss,s offered ,e Bar Dresses: ChiS'en, Haas and
very low price as usual. a29 3t.ec
NEW CAMPHINE AMPs---Th- subscriber Ia. just
completea large assortment OF npae and double burner
o 1
banning .pd ..Id s,sssIs TsSsssias
to wori BY an Of three csnis per psh Ao s
assortment Lamp. ON other MANI ie,ure. The
sui;
Also improved C.%phn. and chs%s.i Oil sen, ro,ps
in wagons as ussai. by q. MITCHELL,
sr sss~ieh stf.e eor 1si Of c c:Ga
3 NE. Of Seen G0I,iss .So. minated
from the landing and of mile from Brighton.
,s E The on % :' ;ss. !.
hs Ssii neigh ss
sides ass Kitchen with large es'5 NAGey e ohn
t: gnsse-Two gentlemen can be comm, ed " it'll fur
aopo,I Of The French language IS Waier usai
s asS
is only spoken in the house.
May. a29 6tsr
IL HORSE, CARRIAGE HARNESS-A first
S1s %S Ia.
any s,.d The Carriage has SEATS lined with dab cloth
and harness match, all in good condition. and will be sold
low, the moving. May be time by
pving at 90 John 1t. stars a27 assr
A. FOR SALE-A fine black Pony, about twelve
hmd,h high, years DID, sound. kind and gentle.
AZl-will be sold low il imme da'r application be made
to JOHN BENSON, 81 Front st. Brooklyn.
N IF sold in all this week, will be sold
Monday, at Tattersas. a7 3,r
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We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
Port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
senoing this Office all the Marine they can
obtsD Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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Domestic Importatlons,

APALAoHIcoLA-Brg Geore,n bales VIM Barn.
wel-20 spear Patton82 BT nson-80 Boorman
& cola Bogart & Kneeland9 Lord box mdse w Co
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Passengers Arrived.
APALAcHicoLA-Brig Georgiana-Mr Boynton, T. Grady,
raid
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This affords on indication of the general business ofthe
|ty, which It will be seen il larger than in isi The
Imperative prices Of the leading articles are as fol-
|ws:-
IcEs OF LEADING ARTICLES IN THE CRY or Nr,v youu
FROM JAN i8ii TO APRiI iaia ~ ~
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
ALEXANDER EAGLESON.


No. 7i2t Broad,coy-.Nc,c York.
Fl YpRAULlc EN6INE and Water Closet mann aetu1er
Sfhms Pans and Plug Co.eThe peculi,ry Of The latter
smell. II is general Europe and gives
""stf ss and S1 ash Hipna
sder: ron is invited beng eonHroeed 90 the m9m smpe
though the Cot,n is left them. The above srti
ces have never been introduced into this county IN the
otary Lead Brass i ard 70 Pumps up the best
Hydants and Street Washers aiao fitted in
ss1 Sa i's HAND
Ware sasou., Of all siz,s ard va,oa, prints;
Mr. card present, a, view the y:rCS. departments Of
presume too much on the Puess confederation mailing the
able be psrlectsd worEmanEe butte give such
A.. ri that E 70 no see5 oG S11
to the pablo Involving matters Of seenne b1ns equal to
Ss n sSs G Winch ' Ss s % thai
yolyea upea I'm in he above e,ps,y hive rendered hun full
hdsgcs vSsG may BE SeGoscd ia h By pubic
will q all m,s ,uees..lu epsnS. him continuance Of
SIS ha. been se la:t win MR. r. walter
y 5000 SSs. are Immediately
wanted y Mr. STEADY employment may b relied
s%o i've, sppv
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &C..
HE Subscriber having retired from the late firm Of Gel.
ston Ladd 20 has commenced business the corner
81 e e ssd rs Hoys %
prices in accordance with the times.
An Diamond Jswey bought Of subscriber will be re.
urehased by HIM after ducng thereby offering
70 purchasers an opportunity TO their diamonds
m Iss br sss AND nay nsUs Watches which he
nd and good time Gold Chain,
Pencil Cases, Watch Keys, sc.
Silver Forks Spoons and Tea Sets of the patterns,
and very best ty ard wori manhp cert advance
on the manuiacue prices Al Inc above articles SHAH De
equal 10 the best made In New York. ,,.u
Watches and Clocks repaired under his personal suTeneh
Dance with the assistance of the best workmen all.
Diamonds, Pearls and other precious Stones m"
boug exchanged. g, w NJ r. n<f 1,au,.
40 In ism
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MEDICAL AID.

mr.. GREGORY may be consulted confde ntially at all
- hours of the day his puvate residence, No.
II Barclay street, Broadway He has been eminentiy
successful 10 the Of those half cured which
result from concealed may be from mistaken e!
practitioners Dr. (s medicines powerful their
curative effects though mild in their operation Another
consde ration which has been overlooked the
adapting of remedies the Of PATIENTS who for
the part socous ontain privately
nble.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS B..ia A;et, ,Sesr.
sEtxrss N,s n yf,sy, nj us FWtop sSssLi
SATURDAY.,


Largest FsrqnIe Sale tb. ,.s.en-At 10Y o'clock in the
ele, If all descgp,ion. from amiss removing Such an
hsy sS 'S e met h Moosy
Also, IS lod' valuable furniture of all descriptions in
a'E't'"n ,n, wh1 IS already ads,red ,;r.a IN
The hone rs Broome street The assortment desirable and
S' ana SsePss ssSq nfs
desks chairs stools carpers benches. globes and
Large Sale Of uibe Dy Go d. q ali descriptions, in
whsiesaie and retail Dry goods store London cloths, east
ysins. clothing. hardware, cutlery, watches. jewell
~ ''''" ..,Sa wsDNE.pAY,
Extensive and SPLENDID sale Of elegant second hand um
suTe' numerous crpe"' 81 TE f9I,s Ss
Piano Kores-At Il .eock the ware room of Mr. Rock
liable scood hand and rosewood and ahogsny piano
pay fs '
B2The sales of Bell & Howard will take place rain
AUdUsTUs Van AWEIH;oE5 AaciionssT.
Store No. 3 Park ROM opposite .7stor House
THIS DAY,
in a ssnn
ana splendid col ee,sp Of 'n book,
By IF BHgNs, Al, lioueeT.
~ FuHoh Wtft
THIS DAY
Elegant FuiturAt 10 O'clock 1879 Fulton street by viz
OF landlords large and general ssorlm mt Of
elegant furniture comprising superior planes, large mahog
book do side boards; do soia do bnreaus
lDge glass-s French pa'rs mi tables
hogany and marble 3dnipg tables handsome
tea and work tables; mahogany efa and maple chai
pet; and do oil panns; mahogany and marble
wash stapds DRESSING buesu French bedte,ds double
and single bedsead hair maesse feather beds bedding,
sc sc.
Ais, SPLENDID counter and fixtures. suitable for bust
elegant mahogany supported BY drawers and
TO ding DOORS suitable for lawyers jewellers and fancy bus
large of drawers, marble tops iron safe; ma
hogany counting house dssks quaint Of Germ SILVER FORKS
rior article; jewellers sign boards. fixtures &c
a29tsr HENRY, Marshal lac Fulton st.
ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION rROW
BRIDGE Co will sell this morning, April 2oih at 10
Il furniture cspeng. &c consisting Of windsor plain
and scroll and cured MAPLE 0rerian patterns, 2
3i and full French mahogr chairs antique and Gothic pat
terms ottomans vsns marble top centre tables, couche
plain and dressing bureaus sofas and sofa bedseads scroll and
cane seat rockers.
Also. lot of dry goods, ladies' and genemens wearing
parel.
Also, lot of second hard Wilton, Brussels fine and
surerhne carpeting, &c.
Al,o by order the assgnees invoice of -werv and
silver which III gold watches 10 holes jew
eled, compens ling curb, gold gold DIAL with beautiful
carved backs and faces and good time
for The sale we'll worthy the attention Of ladies'
geoemen, thew will be sold without close
concern. NO posponemen Tor weather a29 t'r
A UCTION NO1IL E-Remova and sale-CARI Err &
the lat May the ,rge 3S Broadway, thc Hall
VIII they will have their first large s-le Of elegant u nitue
and cncry Wednesday Sd May at half past o'clock
a29 3tsisr
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FIFTY CENTS PER B0TTLE-By Letters Patent Of
the Unite Satex-The Tncs pherous Medcated Com
pound for the Human Hair. wi con6d recommended
to all whose hair becoming thin from disease scu and dam
Duff The medy badness and hair.
he most healthy dressing that possibly be applied to tho
head rendering the ha soft and glossy and freeing the scalp
from all hunovs and taops removing particle OF
scurf and dardrn and dpo,ng the curl Its fequen
will the hair health and beauty TO the latest
Rod OF life For heads IL invaluable. To be had only
the Hair Cutting Rooms las Broadway corner az Liberty
81, up s,a,rs or of the spoont. agents s2e imsec