davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-02
From the Portland me. I'm yieaf.
THE WASHINGTON GLOBE.

This paper has always been regarded by the De-
mocracy Of the nation, as tue advocate aud repre-
sentative OF their principles and common interests
but has never been expected to interfere with the
sectional divisions Of the general organization The
WHOLE PARTY have sustained ;, rnE BENEFIT OF
THE WHOLE. For several years the Globe seemed 10
appreciate properly lis position but rapid accu-
mutation Of wealth. aud The seryile colrtinp of few
strong, but misjudging Democrats, have 30 inflated
It's editor that he evidently deems his establh hmt MT
The Ceui of The last rtso,t. lie i, reading men and
papers out Of the party most automatically and as
Stunning power wbich--thank Heayen-the people
will never recognize. Take Massachusetts Tor an
example. The Globe pushe, overheard about every
do cratic press IN that State, beginning with the
Boston Post lie says Of the editor Of that &C. llent
paper, Col. Greene, that he g has always worn his
politics like loose robe made TO fit anybody ~
We appeal 10 the Democracy of Maine-who know
Col. Greenc's course wel!-whether this be not a
gross and infamous libel That gentleman has been
Tor years the consistent and powerful ad yocate of the
principles OF the party While Mr. Blair, the editor
OF The Globe, was patching up bargain between
Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams, Charles G..
Greene was fighting, almost single handed the viola
tiers Of the inalienable rights oil the masses. While
Mr. BLAIR was arm IN arm with rampant Federalism
and trampling IN common with his associates upon
the nccks OF the poorer classes Charles G.. Greene
surrounded by small, but iron-linked and hard,
band, was sacrificing property, reputation, health and
the prospect OF emolument, for the common good
The Globe may sneer at the political " robe' worn
by the editor Of the Post; but were he to don one of
The same cut, IL would certainly better become him
lhan The Richelieu fashion he has OF late adopted
We advise him by all means to change bis tailor.
Having accommodated the Massachusetts De-
mocracy, the editor Of the Globe thrusts his legs into
his seven league boots again. and strides down tn
way. Now we down casters don't happen to be a
very great people perhaps, but we do haipen to be
very independent people Our State Convention was
held not long since, but the Globe must have been
mislnormed as to a part Of its proceedings. No
~ a ioh 10 the down.easters was appointed on
that occasion. And if such power should be es-
'ab'iShed hereafter, It wil not be located in the ten
mile square District.
Inc Eiooe-to give plausibity to its er caiteira
thenas-charges the democratic papers of New
England genera ly-the Portland American included
with having formed coalition for the purpose of
producing " discussions among the friends of MIR
Calhoun and Mr. Van Buren, SO that the Executive
influence identifying itself with side might alien
ale 1t entirely and hold the balance between the
two great parties IN the State"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS-When a beautiful Head OF
~ Hair may be obtained by using DIR. JAYNE'5 HA IR
SHArrsBuRY. Benning on Co., VT. Au

SHArrsBURY, Benning on Co, VT, Aug. 4, 1910.
newspapers the efficacy of your Hair Toni and being acquan
ca with some Of those reommending II, 70 wit: Rev C. T.
New York last spring two boes With Ssw to
make the experiment. have been quite bald for about years.
End obliged 70 wsGr wig Indeed . copg,iona wiz nay
dence in the attempt having bren long bald and being
40 of and that Of head destitute of hair
directions and used bottle faithfully and with very little
effect but before had used the second bottle very fine fuzzy
USE, the third bottle, have had three cuttings perform
e. and The Is very hatte,ng that shall again be
ext mely grsfed the prospect, and om observations
made many Of friends and ntance
Fiction" j. w SAWYER,
Pastor Of the Baptist Church. SALISBURY, Vt.
This valuable Hair Tonic prepared only BY Dr. D. JAYNE
sos Broadway, New York Price 81 a bottle fIi i'm
KELLY,S PURE EXTRACT OF HOREHOUND
~ CANDY-ThIs preparation will be found invaluable in
other diseases incidental to the organs Of Unlike
many ether nostums ycnded under the of horeound
and eme,c drugs Kely h0rehound candy mply what
imports and contains other dca edien than
from which that name Derived The virtues Of hore hound
as speci. for pulmonary complaints have been known
only that did long ago INFO more generl USE
has reen the difficulty of obanng cuciel tly powerful
TT ctthe randy and certainty Of !hs cure being IL great
ely Mr. Kelly has succeeded in expressing from
tn before blamed and he has also in
transferring to- the form of delicious candy without l.: the
Singers and pub speakers will lind Keys Hoehound
Candy speedy remedy for the which frequently
All afflicted with coughs AMI ds should make use Off is
valuable remedy without delay The only asks for it
prepare wui work It's way popularity he only de
sre 10 its curative properties fairly tested disco
public For sale wholesale and retail at the Gotham Confec
tionaTv, 267 Broadway. FIJI iwVec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Total s2s,Sa,746 s.527.786 2OO28, $40 l9l2,


From these figures it appears that the currency is
ualy on specie level in all the leading States. At the
great centres trade New York and New Orleans it
actually lowertha to say specie has idly accumula
ted in the banks without having its place supplied in the
cham els Of business There is the way from Eu
rope probably 900 in specie and at New York and
New Orleans 100000, making $ls,OOOOOO in hard dol
lars to be added to the currency of the Union crcula
tlon during the coming year. which will undoubtedly
raise its volume high the paper currency
in its most active state The highest net circulation of
the banks was in 1887 when reached 600 and the
banks then held $s7OooOOO making credit circulation
of paper dollars which has now been entirely
reduced and by the terrible process of bankruptcy The
rumber OF bank failures since ls4 with an aggregate
capital of 1886 600 oO9 having circulation at the time of
failure equal to which has deprecated SO per
cent involving loss of 500 600 to the public
enough to nay the interest on the deot of States for
one year and half In the of a specie currency no
loss can arise from such and the dread of being
removed from the public mird gives an immense impulse
to the activity ofpecie Which makes it equivalent to dou,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

The late weather has affected the market little
throughout the city.
Poultry has not been brought forward large guam.
titles as usual, particularly turkes, geese and ducks.
Fowls have advanced at least twenty per cent and twelve
cents pound is now asked.
Apples are to S2OO barrel Fourteen shlngs have
been refused within day or two.
There has also been advance in pork. Small quanti
ties Of good country fetch cents pound and
cents by the whole hog Beef by the quarter brings
cents, one cent less than pork.
Fl are dearer in consequence of the scarcity just
now Bass and black fish sell at 10 cents.
The season for wild game is nearly over, excepting
nson.
All vegetables are higher in price than they
wee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
PRICES OF Provisions.
Brighton Cattle Market.

swine. y"
Prices-Bsg Couie-An advance effected, and we
quote 70 correspond viz First quality 81 rs;
cond quality ~ % % third quality SO so a 375.
About SIX cattle were sold for something than our
highest quotations-probably about So
ShespNeary all at market were stall fell we,hers md
sold at IRON 81, 30 to 50 rs.
Scine-No sale.
Our quotations last week were not so beb nrobabI
they should have beenhe best part of the cattle
purchased the Saturday previous and at bet
ter prices than were obtained at the market on Monday for
like quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Boston,. ..... par AZ
Philadelphia .ha-

These show degree of uniformity, and at the
time abundant supply Of bills of the great central
point ofcommerce N. York. The precious metals now
cumuating at the seapors just ready to flow inward
and distribute themselves the surface Of the country
in exchange for produce. The unnatdrs low money pri.
ces produce is owing, well the dearness OF
currency consequence ofscarcty to the abundance
,ofproduce.
In our article Of Monday last gave table of the Off
ca returns the banks of sixteen States These have
circulation of 666 from which deductng bills
the Illinois and Alabama banks in liquidation gives
culation of only against $2 of specie
The following table will show the actual of the cur
in fhal dina CAaAar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Died

On Thursday evening, 9th inst Mrs ANN BoSsALL. re-
lic of the late John Donss in the 9th year her
The friends of the family, and those of her sons are
respectfully invited attend her funeral tomorr af.
te noon at o'clock from her late residence $50 Houston
street.
AT New Orleons, the 2sth January after short but
severe illness, WILLIAM HENRY eldest of VIM. Whit
lock, OF this city in the 37th year of his age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

CHARLEsroN-Brig Dmon-3s0 cks rice Victor & Duckwitz
80 do Aymar co-4s Masters Markoe-30 Wadsworth
Smth-9 bales cotton Maitland &,o50 Lazarus Scc-4
Fearing Hail. do Frost-i M Livingston- bale
package Wsrwick-l Dbl rice q Wilkins bbs
order.
CHARLEsros-BIg Moses-79tcs rice II Tallman--lo ck
d l. Pee-l box Townsend Brothers--l do I Lyncb-2
rice 1876 bales % order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
WEIGHS
q l. Y NJ PIC CIR Gus,
AT THE
SPARK THEATRE.

OILY MPIC CIR Gus,
SPARK 4 Theatre.
ID ToIs. an
,mm.... ..., GRAND n iTSETI Il; sErE
'' aaS s'f SH sss.g
m M s r xfTEs sI'f3s Fl F cent h
This s ss but two s ssHs n.a :h9
sX INF 0S .GE0RG ff:''' entitled
FER f'' b5TRtAGoN.
~ sJ A
s sss' d. ;s @a
r0'my d K1 e. 4 aJ EsYGT mrh.., S's;s'''
kosn M~adsS fSss sutton hS9'S To- tn. Princes.
MaEcr the High Of ihs Ts%p, s.rs.an.
p.sI: TR's: H2ys D' LAM n sss..
& AAs $si:~y, oisa ;;;IIyi. E #';s%
Fst,si Of l Eis Henry Hsnaf fslne
Ton" s Gs sas ssy s. cs's Mr. f''''
A sS fr Isl nj ssp' M Mis- s sslo,$
sosve, Mesdames Bacon
S S;sSs.' VIII Wi:
s sssss, S Jss%ins:
Aud the 'T pRHdo %sef EESp figure Of the
In ss:"s ssass cS.
$ s:s by he E and ss ss; e
various Interesting incidents attached to this remarkable
The Scenery and Decorations by the Justly es.hssd
After which, by particular desire.
Daring and ds'Si"s display sSsaE.n franklin ~ Without
Beautiful and 4a sa:s, and his pupils
BY Mr. Rogers.
daring and dasning his four eeds by Mr. Mathews
TO- in,ermisson often minutes.-N
The Second Part the Performance will commence with the
THE "f sPRYrE Saa 81 TH E. M i9'ss
n LEASING. ~ TfSSA4ssifNe cyrIDs! -
ys,s Me-. y XII SIa entitled Esatn
In which tn. .m...
o'''i N { sTs6'b Gi's tRss''
aeS dsy John
xck GAST
In which Mr. es s's 1sms Miss ss LIE dHu, Wells
REDUCTION or PRlCEs,-
Dress Circle ''Hil 3 4 S;ss S'''' Tier S'''
sMy COZ IE zssf DOG.
R oBBER fS IF ThE Eli RHINE.
Door. a. - O'clock and the performances will CON
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
F#.s SzH1fa vi WH1 + aais;1:'
r % & !f!ISGsf Z the
BEAUTY i The BEAST
70 The Doors will be opened haitpass 8. and the
iorinshce, commence att everv evening
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. cUsHMAN
THIS Ev BSBSHEs e Sr Il z S !; sf.s"'s
L GSGf!"e eHx x!sf
T.. A. MARSHALL, Lessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

SOUND PILOT-oWEN PRESCOTT. Pilot for Sew
Bedford Nantucket Shouts Boston Portsmouth, Portland,
Kennel and other ports Office at Frye shsws Nap
versa Adams Express Boston, three days before wanted
Charge the same as from Gay Head. j25 1misr
A. D. D-WASHINGTUN LODGE No. IA gene
raj meeting Of the lodge will held in their lodge
room on "Wednesday evening 18th instant business
order The are arly
to attend. By order Of the I'D.
fI2t.,c JAS. AMYON, Secretary
TO THE READING PUBLIC.
THE UNDERSIGNED, at the soci tatIon of numerous
fiends will the sale of Period GALS
and Extras. at the cd Periodical and Newspaper Depot
267 Broadway Tuesday next Feb 4h where the pu
viii find all The dsily and light the day
the lowest ublshing prices.
This paIer, the HERALD, viii be found the above.
RI 2tis2tossrc j. w KELLY & CO
DISSOLUTION CT PARTNERSHIP.
THE P.rne rsnip heretofore existing JOHN GAL
l. LIER aud JAMES MURPHY, in the busu. IS of COM
position Ornament Manu- scures the City of New York.
was dissolved on the 2s day Of Jauy Isa by the
The OLD stand No 599 Broadway, by John Caller,
charged with the collection all debts due the said late
nm and the liquidation Of their lab Ies and the said JohO
Tor the purpose aforesaid All indebted thereto will
agaipstthe rsn will please render shove
JOHN CALLER.
JAMES MURPHY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

Do fronting on lth street, IS feet front $1,000
Two story wooden building with brick building on the
1856 Mott street, lot "a feet frop 100 feet deem
S. 200. ~ NV ~ 'P'
Lot on 4lst street LIS feet west from Sd avenue 25 feet
front by about 80 feet, $l32 so.
Cctee-The market is steady-Prices are very low
safes nave been as follows :l20 bags Sumatra "A; 1000
mingo, 81 a6 I'D WV Wv ~ ~
CSnGnrhe market has beef very uniform in price
s ass sdf en mas our have been
sov oae pianos and FLOR la6 al 1900 do Mobiles 81
az; HOO DO New Orleans, 81 a7a.
Auction sales nave bf en- made as follows -
Cdnton Mahng.lo pieces white Mating at "a %;
sodo 40 az "JA 40 do Ga red at %; 40 do 54 do
90 ,e 40 30 24t 400 do Cd white at ao 200 do
% 40 at 3oa ~ do IA at IS; 30 do do at 25t 27i $40
do DO at aS do red 81 27i; do 4 do at as
10y 40 o. 3.; do do white at 26; do ga do at
D 90 $40 3 at alt; 81 do Ga do damaged at l9.
Susr Terms 4 months-Cargo of Helen Grey-2O5
mo Porto Rico Sugar 81 to &c per b; 20 do do 81
"a. bbls 44-l0O.
Moasss-5hh Porto Rico Molasses ISL cents per gal
lon
Cofss-23 bags Laguayra, 8 to I'd per lb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
M A r T IN Z ERALD
Ship Masters and Agents,

we shall esteem IL favor if Captains of Vessels will give
10 Commod9re ROBERT SLvEY. Of our News Eies, :, IL
pI.. o. se SHIPPING le q the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have H. s i
uond mem immediately their arrival Agents and c.
sending 70 this Office all The Marine Int ihsv ca
received. " ' "'nu VIII oe Thankfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MusEUm
M,,h. Ru;,d;ny Rro,dw,v onro.;,. q, Paul.. t,hr,.r
p r AZ RNiIMs M sne1ar n.y. "Pp''' o'' i'' N"'e"
A,,rac,;nn. M va, eoua,,sd
a., week NJ the snlendid ~ " " N""'
COMET AGRATION CE MOsCnW
Arrival Of he ceI.brs,ed and Ions syn.c,aa
iNDIAN CuIEESsS N-'~
w.. III. II i.r %
VIII ' TIT l,os ana Squaws drec from hen western
ws Inc Manager has increased an expense which really
IN erecting tins ment which for one week
3y nc company consists OF 10 Indians ana oqnaws Sacs,
anu iowas hey VIII De seen IN the Museum throughout
the day. ana IN the evening VIII appear IN their klcka-
POO War Dance and other Dances showing their
OF NE war IeIIgous festivals &c they VIII ap.
pear dressed IN their REGULAR and unique Native Costume
Ihey are large well formed ulI blooded and a. noce look
ing company OF Indians as was ever seen
Mr. n; u sherman, the popular ballad singer; T.. a.
booh the IONIC Singer; LA Petite Celeste, the admired
danseuse' MISS HOOD, the exquisite VochIst
Last week o. The unIyesalIy admired
A., O.. ASIMA IED IAbLEAUAs
ALSO, Sgnor 'vaIdI, eebIaed NechanicaI Figures
fHhENOLOSY. ,
AN rmDenh PROFESSOR VIII make ffactcai EXAMINATIONS OF
VISITORS and charts OF deve oements and Character at TIM
ing ezra charge, suited TO the umes, VIZ: ,.u.
Simple examination ...'". shilling.
Min Cha,t......,..... 80. 80. 2shiings.
WITH pamphlet chart and explanations.' shlllings
The Free List with the exception OF the
Tabeaux, the proprietor eof draws portion Of the
ceipts OF the Museum but the Manager trusts that when the
poray OF the Free Visitors will deter from
patronizng the establishments and viewing these splendid and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be
Grand Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon,
mencng att o'clock precisely. embracing all the choice
fEoUE STRAIN AND oYMNAsTIC ACTS
or the Seaso . For a,tculas handbs the Boz If
fee which Saturday will be ready for delivery from a.,
clock A. NJ. Until the time of opening.
HrBcxes, so; Pit, 25; Gallery 12x cents. X
T. Seats be secured at the Box Office, fom0 till
o'clu~t .i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
DISSOLUTION CT PARTNERSHIP.
TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND
OTHERS

JOHN CALLER. Composition insment Manufacturer
and House ,aryer No. 500 Broadway New York opos
LAFAYETTE Hs ha, haod his establishment above
lem ms OF Atchite cura ornaments "i variety,
ir the best examples consisting in part capitals
io co'unlns cons Jlts ups-es enriched dinls
p'terns &c. &c. &c. hich he IL furnish Or m t
~ any qusnt an Of required prices in
ity W III the lines. ri ims
ORNAM NJ AL COMPO>ITION AND ARCHITEC
" TURAL DEC RATiVE WORKS The usde So ned
continues the above business his individual account No
555 Broadway. JAMES MURPHY
Ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Passengers Arrived .

- CHARLEsToN-Brig Dimon-Ms II I. Kneap. Miss M w
hneap' lansing LANSING Marvin. A Baker, Bronson,
CHARLEsToN-Brig Moses-Miss Reid Nessr, TAYLOR and
Stockweil, aud 2 in steersge. ~ ''' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
fSfsrss Nos. 20 IAN and ms Fuito~ ST. sstj
SATURDAY

SATURDAY,
, AZ l0H O'Clock the sales room.
Large and splendid sale Of nst rate furniture OF all descp
new d. do. 1850 49, ~ w ~
,ohrrslng rigs carpets oil cloths, beds bedseds,
oeoah sofas chairs tables bureaus, looking glasses ward
robes SIDE boards elegant sofas couches marble top dressing
bnfeau dno pier and ceure tables superb pianoioe,
all KINDS ~ o drogm furrtre kitchen utensils sc
Aso large dt CT elgant second haad furniture,
removed rom Brook for convent of sale.
Also, 100 lbs cured hair for upholsteIs
~ LEI-Two ase in ID and Sd stories oil NO I'D
Broadway opposite H1wenls Hotel:
~ MONDAY.
-. At 1917 o'clo,k, in the sales room,
Eara ans Positive Sale Of Paintings Sofas, &c-By cata
logue o TRUNKS valuable paintings by he best masters OF the
apchn ahd modern after ?? sofas, equal
and rocking chairs dozen mahogany ard maple paror do
loot benches, ! .mps chandee &c.
Also the balance stock of uphosersr comprising best
i've geese leather BEDS holsters pillows
guis Blankets c1morte feathers 0 lbs cured hair &C.
TUESDAY
. Atl0H O'Clock IN the sales room.
Extensive sale OF foreign domestic dry goods lots
SUI clothing London and French cloths vesngs
in any lengths
Also pstged articles fancy goods jewelry cutlery,
some watches. trinkeis, SC.
Also books aud stationery, groceries, sc.
Also about 600 yards English and French uperne broad and
beaver cloths and suit 1876
gloves, stockings, under shirts, fars &c.
Aso valuable Watches London guns, TRUNKS, second
hand clothing 2do merino silk and cashmere shaws scars
and handk, rchets, and othci choice goods
Also, choice Iot of petfnmery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
THE DIFFER ENCE.

OVER SHOES-Some manufacturers make goods to ini-
~ tate and aim ONLY get them up cheap not dream.
Ing that portion Of the community willing topay far
Price r really superior aIicls-In the manuf,cgIe Of Day
kinds C India rubber Shoes Shoes
has been taken furnish the best article that
be made-hence the frt re huns for yeas
all others Who aud for goods
prices have been reduced to be obi
Over Shoes at As s. Is los 49, l4s 16sLadis IS 3
and up s2-Many kinds found
Our s,cck embraces twenty different seA OF Rubber
Shoes>~Chdren Shoes of every possible kind 20 up
HORACE H DAY,
Successor Roxbury India Rubber Co. As iiden
o.pNr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Sales mt me stock Er,n,,..
Second Board.
state OF Trade.

state OF Trade.
Sales Of real estate to-day took place as follows
Lot corner OF 18th street and avenue A. 81 feet deem
fronting avenue $S25.
Two lots fronting 10th and 18th Streets corner of
avenue A. rs feet front by lS9 feet 4inches $3.50.
Two lots fronting on 10th and 18th street. 2s5 front
$500
Two lots adjoining; same dimensions, SI64O
Do do de- l6aO
Two lots as above, 25 feet front, $l64O
Do do do I64O
Do do do I54O
Do do do 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

MiTGHGLLS OLYMPIC THEATRE
NV CORBYN respectfully informs his frenJs nd ,h A
Wv lie that his BENEFIT will take place on Mendsy
and variety OF popular nteainments, viii be pc Torm,d
Boz book now open, from 10 until 4, rio ttr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Domestic importnt,oos

NEw ORLEANs-Ship Lousiana--3l7 bales co,,o, A ro.,
300 bbis PORK q Douglass, 'o'''" ~ ros'ei
Poar LEor-.Prig Camla-252 bales cotton Ho,brook Mel
NPatten-22 10 order. 1850 "" sp'a'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN Families DESTROYS of converting their left
off wearing apparel into cash. obtain for the
highe st cash price.
TIE families and gentlemen quitting the city changing
sdenrs having superuou effects dispose will find
much to their adv send for the subscriber who will
attend them aitheir residence by appointment
H. LEVETT.
AN orders l.ft No Ia Varck street. New York or line
addressed to BOX LOT LOWER POST OFFICE,
Will be puncuallv attended 1t ltsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

The domestic exchanges present no new features this
week. The only material change is the fall in Alabama
They have been follows =
CDRRENr ltArfs y BANK NorEs DOMESTIC BILLS.
Bank Nofes Exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
HENRY +. RIELL, Auctr.
BY RlELL & ARCULARIUS.
Store 3oi Broadway. corner of Duane Streets


Store sci Broadway, corner of Duane streets
RSA are now ready to made advances amount on
, R.sa S,. .,s q LarSr Tuesday, Fur
Atm. o'cisck, IN n the sale rooms.
the eS q 5 French ess ons
French bedseaa marble wash stand marble work
stand fine table one elegant marble centre table d.
vans eouchs to match one superior D.bo; aud
ware &c, all fine order and will be sold without
TUESDAY. 18th Feb.
Madeira PORT Sherry and other wine brandy candles,
Also. imported and domestic segan
Also, o,ooo fine segars in bond. Sample. in store.
SIG. RAPETTTS
a,cu y :! LAST a w. CONCERT THIS SEASON.
public Grand Vocal and
Music wiz ials place Ni69s saloon Wsdnssdsy
following tai ent:-
Mr. Mrs. s sSSSsy, Mr. MI R RSnss.
ss Sss, ss g.. Which
Rapett has been induced in consequence of the hard
times to put his ''ehei Fifty CENTS,
Which can be mad the principal Music Stores and the sa-
loon on the Evening Of the Concert f4sT
SINGING AT SIGHT.
Of cali IL & SE attention. *
al '''''' '''' '''''f NEW S sSf: En-
by which 1 an incredibly short of time the pupil
" ~ FIVE DoLLARs PER QUARTER,
GfsTIr~ns' CLI's-Tue'days and Fridays. at halfpa.t
JUVENILE CLAss-Halfpast Pm.
LADIES CLASS COW forming.
full particulars apply the residence Of NJ LOder ss5
''' SSsE$S ES SSsEsssh srq H
lnStitde, No tn Last Corner OF Grand and Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Foreign tnportstlons,

Santa CRUz-Brg BrotherWith 1863 ties and IS nj, honey
3cs segr " rs &c jar sud III lgs mahogany TO BEET Vo.s
ID and To q Mabs ~ @ an n, H..
wax SpofJrd Teston Colo cs segars TO TayIor