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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TTHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have just
completed very for the approaching
.l trade If these they have been eninenty successful and
THAR we'll known Supeo Judgement and ample have
been fully devoted the interests OF their patrons In
deed heir regard the rights of their customers
generally known 70 need comment the Misrepresentation By
interested and urprncpled persons the contrary nowlth
staun= Their Green and Black Teas whchhaTe hitherto
Sa a thsy have introduced and they think far before sny
tit b possibly sold for the price in the United states
variety Squaftes OF Black Tas The uuTival-d Howqua
MIXTURE fresh and great reflection. An extensive assol
IN lots Of sT u@ng raTess Of other
!ers Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
iec be returned approved Of Orders promptly eye
currl all parts Of the country Terms cash Principal
lei ChahanStree York; branches 3I8 Blocker
Street Christopher NewYok, aud Il6 Fultonstreet,
Brooklyn.
OssrEyl.-Te original only warehouse in the United
Black Iets. 2rn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
c. BOOTH 4 CO. a. the New-York ca:

r c. BOOTH Y CO. az the New-forS , Cas;i
u. Tailoring Establishment la tuons;Test nea Dtoau
way still connle take the lead II economy ana
in the manufacture and style OF the FAMOUS garments
,uy u a sea,i-Insp's wardrobe.
Thus superiority they enabled to u4inthn
of IT,. gene ra adaptation OF ~ cash Fhc9ic eI hf '
resulting i1om past experience. That u- c't"'N S!'i
rly .nosed hesvv the prompt paying Customer "
srupy .hs losses crn tha, class ot e community Wic
must ecesar.iy be excluded !Iom ts by u
z,cfiy 10 the cash enables the Subscribers to I'M
" in garments superior style and hnlsf
!, 4 v~rJ. great reduction from cre. pLicei;; .,.
f ,bsir wardrobe would do well call as oul
assor;ent one Of hc most extensive III h5 city as voa
Femc Elastic Cassi1nees of the choices, Fat;eTs ot itt
his establishment has become SO CELEBRATED sns1 ne
Others visiting the city particularly invited 10 eau ana G
nirr for themselves and test the above assertions ~ patron
lkins IN yclus.re cash house
fIiiss orders j. {. BOOTH & co. j"2tlsu
y3-al- T. JENNINGS u CO urapers and TAI!
w ors 2S Broadway American ii"e' oppos'ie The Gun
~oc, attention assortment OF Gsaap"ale goods
including Cloths Cassniers9, Fesiinis c !" all ihe ne"
r" .he assurance that the systsm of small profits ans
ulc yctuns yhic has elected liberal patronage wi
be continued whilst such as " Ill eao
NJ to I'll all ordars :. future with VJonptnsS5
ea;uie the establishment V h;ch must commend II Il
o- ss Of an assortment Of z; qua!it5 really made
nes consisting OF 5ortouts, ffoci Dress cats f<na.
Icons, Vests, Office Coats Travelling Eiocks, pFsSsls
fhces selection of Sill, and Satin sca!f C,lvs,, Hand
s Mpsi,n SHIRTS Collar, Ec, At acs 1c must
Inducements purchasers. ivl5 ls;t
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlbpREN'S CLOTh.
fI ING-GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos 40 CHAT
HAal-STREt,T and j BOWEltI. will keep coMstAtly
on hand full and complete assortment OF Nj IN 8 BOY
And CHlIDREN'S CLOTHING. Of all descriptions,
made IN the FAsEioSABLE STYLE, 70 winch he Would
respectfully the attention Of those IN yvaq 4 NJ has
VFSTiNGS Sc. By every Packs and has secured u.
services of experienced Cutters ne pledges h's. to ''
perfect satisfaction to all vino may purchase.
n B.-Garments made 10 order az TIE shortest 1oisce
and rrifa sf'lci pE:lctiiCthI SiZ iFI!
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Cloth Over Goats Winter FIocks Sacks Also eytrs
and medium gu ty Cloth Coak, for sale a, 23 Broadwa
American Hotel opposite the E9nnta!a a - >,,..,,,
Ol2 stt ~ u l JF..'.>I y % :. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

r,rb Ocb.n (uo, purchased 1.-THE Dock Of secondhand
lsaIsrs t oun,a'n head 3 at a, III Mnr' where her s'
@ @ ~ i,c.. o' cartaXt we'll screened from The yari-s
sworn on the bSGk q zach teke.
trm" .hirh and i4ackawana 81, Liverpool SlG.
~, - GUERNSEY X CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
FOR LGNDON-Packe of Dec. Isl.
- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LlFEt

%-,-a ERPOOL-Packet OF the 18th of November -! he
snsnd wskn9wn avq[I5t P,GIst "s snT n lS' RGS7 on
SATURDAY, 9th November, her regular day The NniIs
Of loca tons lid Il o" M n 1eSns fs sd1%at o%%s e.
To- be derived from this line preference 10 any 9TH
G v eaeae renders them syIy WAY 5 ao5 @ fSi ic
Observation-Disclosures il is we'll known ara superior any others
Those wishing sscnGy beft sh2uId n nor s e 1rs
Az their C-Iefa Passage Office Peck slip Southst
The RoSclus will sail from r LySStgoG I o." the a d' ,S S
thu brought her OF the line the most favorable
terms. DRAFTS for any amount payable on Dc aHI m
out discount in all the principal towns OF England Ireland
Scotland or Wales, constantly for sale as above
The LIVERPOOL viii sdcceed the Roscius, and san on
the 18th Of December. h'n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

The accommodations Of these ships o1 cabin sPcon cabn
and sraGt passengers cannot fail oesure every
comfort 10 passengers during the voyage.
The hin, of this line now commenced their reguar
trips will sail FIVE days throughout The
season PASSENGERS may, therefore, rely being detained
The price passage low those wishing to secure
be,th either Of The above packets do 50 by 10
w. &J. 7. TAPSC OFT,
AT their General Passage Office, t3 Peck slip,
n16 corner Sou h street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
= r. TARKHUKST, NJ. D., uticr No :76

= 4. .pARKHUKST, NJ. D., Cttlcc No. 70
II. Fr1aklin-stte-t. doors west OF Broadway.
DR. 5 long agd successful practice III ' PtoSSi'h enables
b;, - s,, IN his friends - tie public he viii
r,T y 70 an e.tne >et OF - teeth gold pih, without
producing the least possible = pam ihSY Sh1i 1e Gsein
ronye,se Iu9A aud slreI with much aud quiet
~ vim natural oies Tech filled ceauSed, extracted.
Ited PIVOT, and every = branch III te profession Al
.l.1 To and warranted 10 he surpassed b. the
CITY for usefulness, dur.bilty aud beauty now I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

GOAL, COAL:.-The real genuine Red Ash
0P.cn Orchard not purchased the dock Of second hand
dealers the fountain head tb- mins whe.e get
the rsl quality OF CAL ard viii be drln cred the follow ing
weishe endorsement the back Of each cEet: Nut 81 IS
s. Egg and Broken $ g from the Lump Lackawan
IN aud l.shi.h - ~. Liverpool from shy, SIS So
% a : ~ = GUERNSEY * CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n l.. FARNAM, at 2i7 Water-st. manufactures
Engines every size, for cities villages, factories
plantations, &c. ,r:C-
Hemp Hose Leather Hose, Of size reguifed Suction
Hose Coupling Screws, SC;
Liit and Force Pumps 70 m and orcs wafer any distance
Wind Mills Horse Powers, Water Wheels, SC. for working
pumps. . c,.-,:, -, e.
rse OF fire.
Lead aud IRON Pipe Brass Cscks Ornamental Fountains nc
r. BThe Pumps Of his manufacture are double action OF
great strength and very simple their construction being
particularly well calculated for the Southern and West India
rn,rEsts sli jm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

lA TO LET-The upper part OF neat TWO
li story house-can be any hour in the dar In
..AeLquirs at 249 William street us II
A2 WANTED To PURCHASE-A good TWO
EE story House and Lot in the 10th Ward Terms must
sbi. suit the times Address Box 295 Upper Post Office
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

rOAb AT SUMNER PRIGES.-We aIe seh.
~ ag the best y Peach Orchard Coal The pnees
Nuta s. per ton delivered ir1n, the yard ,r best odei
Ir,. o; c.rtsae K. x B.sSKlDA0RE.'
MS rr, Wa,hngtnn. cnrner Of trank stttc,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

COALi COAT AT 2I5 West.street, corner of
~ Erauklin, aus, corner Of Filth and Ls"SaiIsets-Ths
nle l!lnS .Ihcic veIy superior tehch Orchard
Bfoaa Mounan, Wgie aud Gisy Ash T2sis broken
c,rt,re cheap o cEsts Orders leit AZ the Sugar
E.tnr 2s leonard through the Dispatch Post
IN s,tbcr vi The "a d. :, ~ ecrye immediate attention.
ulsI TSLEE ) MAPES
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

IrElSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
II new and beautiful article comllnns he mo mos;
enal qualities IN Stove mild and ehetl wl,
immense saving fuel They came beiore The public with
the civ 5ot, As regards health and comiorG ,u! To- students
and Of sedautary habits they are available ihf sdrns
fu.[ {, immense, and the pattern arranged With
Sety eatrs which pryeudes the p9srb'liy OF any daPsss
and hearth ront, and hy ter the nos spiendid
clc that has been offered III market Noh'ns VI" 90
o far 10 recommend t tight Stove ITS eoeat sale, OF
which over 5000 sold the c OF Hosion oEs year,
and over one oSGnd IN this cty 'iunS he pas season
The prices are very low varying iron SO 10 SD snd elr
perfect operation Is al guaranteed a the u chaseI
The are also arranged with desired :" Hch nShes
the article complete Also hesseis celebrated IoHAIs Nan
ges ald Stoves various patterns 80
JOHN Fl. KEYSER, No. 233! Walrrseet
SO 3m : doors rcm Be-kmalstreeS, Nv. ! ork
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

rOALS.--Large nut size 50 stove So Is; and
~ ,S broken and eg s. = r ;ou cia the yard corusf
OF KnI and Greenwc Consumes may rely cet
ing m be, Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screened /.
the ar md d5sTed the shove prices for CASH A tedge
ton u cents per Will 5c gwen II taken direct from the
hnaC. NJ I'm ri sh CLlNiON
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
GRAHAM FLOUR,

A LII KINDS OF FLOUR, al whoit sale and
retail. a, the Crcton Mills. 2is Cherry%t1ertEaE,y
W:r, Four; Ry.d Prime Southern eo Pearl aud Hominy
s,an,.y suit Bakers aud G5ocsrs
and al The lowest slasket prices
The above articles also pu email bags rf fifty and
yale Prices Kept continually fresh hand by daily supply
irop, IN. Mills
Also on hand a: reta;l-ship Stuff Shorts &C., a, the
Mills. 2i5 CheGrystreet, doors below Rutgers Slip
SnN RECkER & EROTHEES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

WONDERFUL lNI'ENTlON to force the
w growth Of Human lam-rria bottles only 3shillngs
The of of respectable citizens can De
shown who have used this aud found it all Is her. stated
Call and they certif that having used
Jonr Coral Hair Restorative tey ioun 1t 10 possess these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

ITO IRON NASTEKS-For sale, Mill Sites
/ in the immediate neghborhood Of Bi;uminous Coal and
where such Coz, and Ore s are oEpa 'oSdhss od i.
more by Canas and Railway For Pamphlet descriptive Of
he and farther aprlP 10
to the Undersigned No 9S Merchants Exchange
where may specimens Of the coal and ore ALSO Maps
@"p nl0 Sn,. ". r. CASEY, Civil Engineer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

T'HE Best COUGH CANDY--It has been
proved b. many of our citizens that 10 NG3'S COUGH
CANDY the grand remedy for pulmonary or lung rDin r
plants IL is sold for shilling package the sisl o ue
American Eagle e. Charhamteet. We advise our trae5 3
10 y il. ;Tis really good 40 umbus Also for sale a. 30
Fultoa-st BGcOk gu; tat-s Boston; Ledger BuaDs''
thadeluhLa: z01 km..st C!.aEestnn. s g. nl9 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

A ASTORIA, HALLET'S COVE, LOTS Tor
fl saie-33 Lots elisbly situated near the Episcopal
A Church and Institute Astoria, for sale. Apply to
JAMES L. TODD Executor, o2 Cedar-st. o26 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
BOOTS AND SHOES,

BOOTS AND SIOEo'
TGALa,M co. s, 2G0 Pearl street IA Sener-
may lad At tie above place n b. B. a ALI 1rSs E
yoIce Of lck Zip and Cali oos,lu Tecel'si aH -
9lL - ,en Bro.ans in great varieties. Also W omen
Bn,ains Bootees, Slippers Sic. ,..,. nd o,h- ~, ~,
Aiso HAS 4 Caps: CouHtfy merchants anu "teFs M @ ar w
,ccep;aiices, By the case or t:ozs4: r, r, o.,p.,
,o9,. u. s Hotel Buildings. New.York
rIvIE HOWARD INSURANCE Company =
Cspial s3OOoOO; Office No 81 w all 81. This Company
continues to make insurance against loss damage By fire
and IL and nav igatiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

- ONLY REGULAR LINE tUR NEW
l+r1 LEANS-The following fSt class packets Will
.sail punctuay advertised, weather permitting or
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

Assa FOR SALE AT A BARGAlN-l hand
M some full lots OF ground opposite the Aims House
28th They finely oca ted for Butchers Me-
chanics and Cartmen. Apply TO A. P. & J. {. SMITH,
non tf IS Libprty-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

Much more might be sad the hundredh part has
been told of the good effects already produced b. this ont:
/
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

NA HOUSE IN JAMAICA, L. Ito let, .
R commodous, well finished House in the centre OF the
, village both the Academiesa good opportunity
to those wishing educate their children Possession given
Immediately. Apply to JAMES HERRlMAN. jamaica
nl5 2w%
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WlNTEE
Is FROCKs, CLOAKS. &G.-Exira Beaver and Filot
Cloth Over Goats Winter FIocks, Sacks, sc. Also extrs
and medium u ty Cloth CloakS, for sale al 22l Broadwa
-h.,' '-S'~'' "a co
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
LACKAW COAL.

ofner Ol ; INI +. : + Z I>-'I-l-N- J bIOVNIYA
EGG Nd GHOKE, ...... s. 90 delivered.
SrOIt,.......... :. ) 90
LUMP r............... / %
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

"a TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
TY-A two story House aud Lot in Newark, \. Jer
.cAsey with some goods and lands. Apply te a. r = j.
G. Smith, IS Liberty street. MO q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-07
The following or. the returns Of six banka for Norem.

Inc same general features nearly apparent in ALL
viz an increase OF discounts a dimnution OF specie
consequent upon the interior demand and reduction Of
stocks. These are all favorable features.
The proximity of this country to Europe through the
medium OF steam navigation and the evident tendency of
the whole worp towards free commercial system, make
the internal resources and condition Of the different
tons OF Eurspe in the degree interesting
y the economist and statesman, but practically to
operatives and planters In this view have
ced. from our extensive supply of official documents
series of tabular views illustrative OF the state Of o,rs
We commence tcisy with the agricultural Of
France one Of the most fruitful and populous countries
The is table of the quantity of agricultural
produce consumed in France in ls also the gross qua.
tty Of produce, with its value in francs -
QUANTITIES OF AGRICULTURAL PRopucrroNs OF France
FOR l8'l WITH THEIR VALUES, AND QuASTITIFs
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Decisions In Chancery.
The Honorable Lewis H. sandiord, Assistant Vice Chan
calla

cellor.
Nov g. Is4s-Morris Ketchum and others, Us. Albert
Ha,oks and aIW. - Sears ior complsinaDts, W. sill
mn Tor defendant, Hawks. Decree for complaiuan
with costs Decided that the econ to the Jurisdiction
waived by the omission to raise 1t ely before
the hearing.
isaac a. Stone and al u.s. Hugh Mailer and Oers.-E. s.
Van Winkle or compliments; +. w. Burke for defend
ants. Assignment by Davenport to Burke, adudged
fraudulent, as eg ainst cIedOrs that DIS assignee in
bankruptcy Is necessary patty Suit to stand over to
make him defendant.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Us. the People.
W. Curtis Noyes for complainant; @. p Barker, A.
torneyGeneral, for defendants Decree for complain
ants, and that when alien receives convey nce OF
money the right of the People by escheat will be subject
to the mortgage
.Aiezander G. Cochran Us. Fitch and BuyreU-W Cur
tbs Noyes for complainant Samuel Sherwood, for de
PENDANTS Decided that defendants plea established by
the PROOFS and bill dis missed with costs.
Mary finn Campbell Us. Olive, Johnston and al.-W
Skidmore for complanant Dan Marvin, for defendant
Decree that Johnston liable to account for the sums
received the executors sae and trustee in respect
TO his purchase ofhe premises Cause to stand to
make the compliments co-hers parties.
John Sanford and a. NicoH II. Dering and al
C. w. sandford for compainants w. Judson for defend
ants SurToyaes orders set aside as obtained by fraud
and suits at lsw stay ed.
Robert E Tsmrie Us Gideon Ha,oley and others.-B F.
Butler, for complainant J. Rhoades for MIS- Temple
j. v. L. Pruyn, for Hawley and the infant defendants
Decree referring it 10 master to report suitable mar
rage settlement OF the real estate
John M f. Vdik ps. John L. CrandaH aud others.-R
Kmbsll for complainant; A C. Bradley for Crandall
and wife, Mortgage held valid as tcCrandel and void
to his wife. Decree accordingly.
Harrison Dskee vs Morris Ketchum and others
Messrs II. +. Davies and s. A. Foot, for complainant;
Messrs. 7. Fessenden and Fl. Kechum for defendants
Decided that entitled to share in the CON-
missions the Hartford and New Haven Railroad loan
Reference to master for account of the commissions;
other questions reserved
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u. 3 Commissioners OHic Q,


SEA FieHr-CaPruRE OF VEssEL eY BoAspINs.-
In tbess piping times Of peace do often h.
vess being ed and brought by the captors tn
por; Of New York; the thing has be- done, and thu
prize arrived yesterday morning. under the command
B. Edrdge, Do u. 5. Marshal Tor the State OF Con
npcticut.
About three months ago. brig named "Josepb Cor
ham" was beled under bottomry bond and placed in
the custody of the United states Marshal for this district
During the temporary absence Of shpkeepeT apsty
who considered themselves aggreved in the proceedings
unmoored the brig and made sail Tor another State. Some
time elapsed beyond the whereabouts Of tina brig
certaned and then officers sent in pursuit of her
Thcpsfes refusedat that time 10 give her up and app
cationwf1 made 10 Judge Judson, who after patient
vesg alton ordered her TO he delivered the u g.
Marshal Mr.. Eldridge, the Marsh j, accompanied b.
w D. Walsh and James I. Smith, Deputy Marshal frou
this district found out that the Joseph Gorham"
the po,t OF Darien," Conn where they proceeded but
hang the brig told to sheer off, for the parti
In possession did mean to give up the ship" without
fight. The Marshal and his aides Immediately boarded
her in the orbosrd quarter and after sh arp and brilliant
struggle they CLEARED the decks, enA took oesson
the prze in which tsey Immediately made SAIL ard
rvei here Yesterday morning The parties who were
h1srdhe Joseph Gorham at the time Of hercapture
aloett seeley his brother Elisha. Daniel soers and
Geo. D. Pierpont seeiey and somers were arrested on
saturday in this city, and held 10 the ain
preferred against hem for stealing the vessel while she
Marshal.
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Foreign Importasions

HAvRE-Ship Rhone-I2 pkgs mdse Marie u Decopet-l w
Dodgei w Smets-- L ID Bourggmf-l Clark Il McConnn--
Riack-2 Giom Baurse-l Baan Gander-i Harden co
II Shaw, Blake col ii Maillard-i q Peck-3 X Con-
ner-i Fave Martin Lawson-2 Felix hlpuz-2s Or
peui elm co-3 A Toiseu COL q Brower-2 Gold.
schmid2 N Peyser2o Zollikofer2 Spies Christ CO
Schenhardts Taber-3 Cotnet-t Bossangsurei Mo-
lscn2 Victor Achilis2 Fable Son col Rockers
g stoddardi Hubishsu Jones' Pillsysy,rl Fan.
det-4 Capelli6 Rossierei6 Loeschigk Wsendonck
% Boirean Il Rusch-3 X Walters Bregsro-l Rozr-l
Colerl 4 Flsming-l Bshop-2 Denismus Boszafd-6
Schmidt Voze-50 BASKETS WINE B, clay Il vingsou-IC0
A B. rirger7 w DoId--l John Rusier-2 Wliam.--l
Mssn eoI3 C,mpbel, y Wh,!5L9 Wp fnesJ-t III.
Mefctmei;ter,,-i i,gour-i De II Forest Young
Caves Cog Andri-2 w Wend.ll-soo bssset. wine
w Berstow-2O0 r A Peoault-l - Gullsndet-l ~.
-lsr & FOLEY J e. Allispach--l Marke Piste-l w Y
Thomp,oI-2 nolker,i Al!,srsc.-i Whetmore,,a,
rh,ily-t VI TarJ.nob-l SIMPSON, Z Hyde-l Wiley
& Putnam Bres-2 Bussien x Koop-l Sol onion &
IIar-I Taran-l koxat--l e Beenb-e NJ De Forest
an q Wanwright-l Lshunt-l II Deraismus-iH Ba-
ker-- Dwight Goa Bees! Eiessenbury-l Barclay
4 Living ston-l Freies-ll 10 order,
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Election Districts.

Dstricis. FIRST WARD.
l-Brond street Hotel OF Broad and Pearl SITS.
H-Peers Co.'S, No IL Broadway.
llI--Ne. liz Broadway.
SECOND WARD.
I-second Ward Hotel, No 81 Nassau st.
II-South west corner Of Beekman and Gold SITS.
THIRD WARD.
I-No. CORTLAND st.
lI-No Barclay ST.
llI-No % Warren st..
FOURTH WARD:
l-shakspears Hotel, corner of William and Duane
II-No. IS James st.
NI-No James, slip.
lV-No. $40 Pearl ST., corner Of Dover 81.
FIFTH WARD.
mo. l03 Chapel st.
Ii-No. 3e7 WASHINGTON st. corner of Duane st.
II-Marion House, No l63 Chapelst.
lV-No. 1856 Hudson st., corner Of Vestry ST.
SIXTH WARD
Sixth Ward Hsel, corner CT Duane and Centre sts.
Ii-No. 1874 Leonard st.
Tl-Csrner Of franklin and Centre sis.
1V-North American Hotel, N. w. corner Bayard end
SEVENTH WARD
mo. 100 Fest Broadway.
line. l59 Madison st.
III No. 1856 Cherry st.
fIV-N 10 jefferson st.
Y-Frankiin Hoel, corner of Cherry On Rutgers ss.
Vino. A75 Grand ST.
Vino. 6Sl Water st.
EIGHTH WARD.
I-McRarron's NJ w. orner of Spring and Mercer
m-No. 70 Wooster st.
II-No l68 Spring st.
lV-p era Words, corner o. Varick and Dominick ss.
Y-The 1ivoli, corner of varick and Charlton SITS.
VINO a2ol Hudson st.
vII-House Of Fleet & Conner, No. az Spring st.
VIll-No 2Ss Spring, between Washington and Greeu
NINTH WARD.
mo 500 Washington st.
1I-No 273 Blocker 1t.
III South west corner of Amos and Washington ste.
lV-No. 29l Blocker ct.
V-South west corner OF Bank and w arlington SITS.
VINO 434 Hudson ST.
TENTH WARD.
mo % Delaney street.
II-No. IS and ST. north east of Forsyth st
lI-St. David's Hall, No. 2l6 Walker street.
lV-No. 81 Hester st., corner OF Ludlow.
V-Militnry Hall, No IS Ludlow st.
ELEVENTH WARD.
I-24 Stanton street.
1I-l27 Columbia street.
lII-2s3 Second street.
pv-Corner d. and Fourth st.. VIM. stebbinss
Building.
TWELFTH WARD.
L-John OKeefe's, Hsrsenvile.
II--House Of Andrew How, Fourth av and Harlem
River.
THIRTEENTH WARD
I-Asa Onderdonck's, corner Of Grand Clinton SITS
II-No ls6 Delaney street.
WI T. whesl;,,. corner Of Delaney Lewis sis
mo. IS Prince street.
n-No 80 Prince street.
III-At Dunn's, 204 Grand street.
IV-Brcadway House, corner Broadway and Grand st.
Wis H. sttr street.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
I-Corner of Blocker and Sullivan sts.
Il-Constitution Hall, 65s Broadway.
lIt-Drug store, corner of Broadway and Eighth st.
V-American Star House, corner Barrow and Nc.
Douga, ste.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
mo. S. Eighth avenue.
IT-Corner of Third avenue and Tw entieth at.
lIf--ls7 Eighth avenue.
IV-Mis. Connors Thirty 9Th ct. and Eighth
V-Abel Wheaton, Third av., near Thirty fourth st.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
ALBERT Losees cor OF Bowery and Rivington ST.
III. r. d. Anteroche's, No Avenue A.
Itf-John Duryea's, cor Of Stanton AMI Norfolk sts
IV-Jefferson Hall, No 81 Third st.
V-James KavansghS, No. IS Third av. cor. Stnyve-
SAINT at.
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Passengers Arrived.

LivrRPooLn the ship Britannia, from Liverpool and
Halifax arrived At Bostou-N Buchanan and lady, MIR Fox
and LADY Roger Stewarad lady, Mr. Harper and LADY, Mrs
Rondesg Mr. Cassin sad lady Mr. stewart and lady Mrs Bap;
Graham. Col Weherell and lady, Mr. Mure Mr. Poer, Mr.
Wis MIR Morris Robert Hamilton, Mr. Ferguson. T. Ma,
Robert Gomris Mr. Hoghton, II " liams Rev pnekaey'
Whittier, Spence Wick., Bond toslac, Kennedy,
q Norris, J Maxwell; Wepl'r Jackson, Bue.fed,
FIR Middle, Driygs,J Council Jeanyeuasd Claude
rage Mr. Al,ua MIR sehubeuh and MIR Mark, Consul General,
with Dispatches from Berlin
HANRE-ShIp Rhone-Mr Verder, of South Carolina MIR
Nee Madame lie Page, Miss lie Page, Mss Mgneoand so in
he
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o. wORMs-wOKMs-wO kill
children by hundreds, when the suspect
ed the sufferers dreaming that these pests are
doing all the mischief When the breath is offensive
and there much picking the nose grinding the teeth
during sleep, paleness about the lips, with flushed
Cheeks &c these are symptoms which indicate the
cifc--they destroy them when all other means fail
Children will take them easy and cry for more. They
perfect success.
Dr.. Sherman's warehouse is lo6 Nassau street Agents
40 Broadway Astor House; 227 Hudson street, lSs
Bowery; n East Broadway; So william street, and
Ledger BUILDINGS Phiadelnhia.