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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
Per Steamer Hibernia.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The English Stocks have undergone much alteration
smce our last publication investments considerable
nt have been made BY the public and feature of
an! Importance has presented itself The Five per Cen's
gse converted Bonds realized 39 40 being rather lively
Assiean Stock worth 80! Brazilian 7l3 and Pc
arsn l9 Danish Stock is worth &c. and Russian ll2aa
trench Five per Cents l2l Soc and Dutch Twoand-a-
s.lf per Gents. 53s TO /.
tocnOur market firm aud steady demand has been
experienced a, full prices.
LivERpoeL, August 4ih.-Ashes-Thero has been good
enquiry for both Pot and Pearl Ashes for the former
and 26s for the latter Quebecs must however be quoted
lower than these prices.
July 2tCoston--Pnces sustained and for the miidling
quantities Oh American higher have been
PAID though iii deemed necessary to raise the lsd per
10. Ihe sales Of the week have consisted Of So $50
bales ~ VIZ M s9sSo American saso Brazls, 200 Esyp
~ g. iaoa &c. and ao East India, Sc lncu
& in the foregoing $500 American AIKEN by specula.
tors
The sales for the week ending as,h July were $40
esss, of which %, ,050 We're American; 100 Brazil $50
Egyptian, 800 West India &C.. and $500 East India, &C.
Aue. 2d.--A fair OF business has taken pacs in
Cotton since Friday the 2ss ult Prices remain as prvy
ouy quoted The sales this week have comprised bon,
coo bales of which SPECTATORS have taken about 1900
blss '''''
--American-There is steady business doing
5nees firmly supported. New Beef continues in good
esnsnd al full prices Not much new Pork coming for
@Gd and very little old lef pnces have again gone
S Good Bacon would SELL The same remark applies to
hali. For Cheese there Continues good demand. In
Aasw decided improvement haa taken Piace' 43s per
sthaa been given for Petersburg yellow candle l5ocask
rue New York have brought As and 50 bs very inferior
a per 2s was realized last week for so casks North
of good quality and s5s to 3es was aad for iso
a,Sa very ordinary. We quote:
bsef-Our quotations now No. Prime, I'm bbls OF
sSs Ais; Mess Sos Sos Extra Mess and family
W. ass No. Prime Qn sierces Of 336lbl 7os Sos
Ms1s sas ess. Extra Mess and Family, lOcs loas, IL
na. NJ Duty, SIS per ew,. with Five per cent added.
pios, u SWe raise quotations IS per barrel ss!
a. S7s 4os, aud Mess AIS los per bbl Duty, 5
EVIL, with Five per cent. added.
u S--Prices remain nominal, say SO SIS Pc,
aasy paid This article wanted and we'll packed
cured wond sell readily on arrival The same remarks
s 70 Bacon Duty on both las per cw with peE cen'
~ sLarge cheese, Of really ns quality, 4rote 5as
ss aiddlng, 46, 4Ss., and ordinary 40s. 43s pei
paid Du:y los I'D. per cws., with Eve per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
Pa gers Arrived

In ship Peter Hallrck, from HavfeMr Bazn aud lady,
Mr. Isher-and 0 in the steerage.
In ship Hiberna, Boston from LiverpoolMr
Washbume and lady Mrs Casson aud friend Mr. Mathew
and family, Rsv Mr. Dewey lady and family, Mr. Boum,
lady and four daughters Mr. Albree and son, Hon Albert
and daughters Monsieur Maet lady, children
and seIvt Rev NJ Leav DR. A Farnswor,h Mrs Weston,
Hy Oxnard f 6 Roberts f Motley, Sullivan, Jr, VIM
Farman. Geo c Beckwt, Mr. Thatcher, Henry Lubank,
Canter John Jease Kelly Coates Maxey, Manson Fowl
en- Moves Geo X Crockett, w L Truwett, Jas D Farwe
Nr McKell Moses Bo,tenly, Jas Brine, Jefery.
From Liverpool for HaaxMr Cogswell and lady, Capt
Waddington, Lieut. Col Crabbe, Hon NJ Fonlang, W c
Bruce James Porter Thomas Croein Alessrs Griffin, Knox
Wrightson. Snior James. From Halifax for Boson-Capt
Bradford, Capt Eaton, Rev Charles Rich.
Passengers Sailed
In packet chip NewYork, for Liverpool-Rev Mr Birk
EFT, Of Ohio; w Clark Of Counecticut Alvin Rochereau
Of NewOrlrans; Thomas Encey and son, of Georgia; Carl
Hanson Of Hamburg + Woiverton and three Children Of
Glasgow.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
joseph Manning, Secretary.

NJ Wire Window wShades-ManHfacturedt to or
hosany frames 10 paor basement Office and other windows,
hall doors screens for public rooms &c: by
~ 49, LEE. s. CO., Is Factory-stree
These beautiful Shades unlike all others admit all tn. ar
the time they obstruct the from the street into the
room and keep flies and other OUT and very orna
.on,.i - iv27 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
=. The Weekly Tribune for the last week

07e The Weekly Tribune for the last week
may be obtained at the desk this morning 1t contains two
more from the Foregn Correspondent
Of the Tribune one of them the Ascent Of Vessvius and
the other Beggrs Naples, Also three of Thurow
Weeds Letters from Liverpool and London; An Account
and Description Of the Great Washington Monument about
TO be erected in York Full Election Returns from the
different Sates Editorials variety Of subjects, CORES
ponlence from various parts of the world; Markets Money
Natter Miscellaneous matter Accidents Casualties SC.
n. P,ice So per annum. Single copies FIVE cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

O- Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, will complete.
females upper lips the hair couceaIng broad and elevated
forehead the stubborn beard of man. any kind sunertu
ons hair Be sure to get the genuine the original Office 81
Walker.stIeet one door from Broadway.
81 per bottle-Direc'i?ns French and English, ,..
Haven Brown 76 Chesnu,.s,eet, Philadelphia Jordan,
Milksee, Boston; Gray, Poushkeepse Green Worcester
Carleton, Lowell.
Can be tested before buying proof positive this and no
mistake. aul6 mis
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THE BEST MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
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BRAITHW WAITE'S RETROSPECT 7

BRAIT H w AIT E'S RETRO SPEC 7
Will be publishedon Wednesday August23. Price, FIFTY
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This is halfyearly PERIODICAL of over 100 well printed oc
tavo pages. The American publishers take this method
quaint such Of the medical profession have
ned the work that leading object TO hIng into focus
all the phy materials Of the numerous Medical Journals
published omttlns that matter which, however Interesting
many respects of real and essential importance TO
TO the bedside practitioner and truly practical There
are so many Medical Journals published the pesent time
and likely be more that 1t becomes absolutely necessary II
the active practitioner keep with the discoveries
and improvements continually being made that he should pos
sess some such work this, which Will present him at
view every few months and comparatively small
ese, summary of the practical articles TO be found
scattered list OF periodicals BY this means
every practitioner may 90 taking the Jour
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have condensed Of all the rcst-curtaled indeed
considerably but i'll fact giving truly practical remark
and especially real original observation and mode Of
and those practitioners who do not take
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easy and expeditions way, OF making themselves well
acquainted with necessary Improvement as those who
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some twenty five different Journals and Periodicals.
This work will b. especially useful to the busy practitioner
who has not much the country practitioner
who has the opportunity and the young practitioner
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The Editor respectfully invites the authors of all new Me-
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lCJr Prospect socicty.--This Society will h, hold
their usual Reform Meeting this (Aonday) evening They
strong inducsment attend Those distn-
guished gentlemen the Temperance ranks Nessrs
pect Society will address the auderes only neses;i5 sss5s
ih yo be entertained by the melodious voices Of the
Lady Prospects. III:
zaeh street the place meeting Exercises TO commehce
al 8 O'Clock. Adnance free
Iaserb N,p,;,- Secretary a2l 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
AUCTION SALES.
NV paNcS JOSIAH 4 II, ,Rishssd. AaetioneeT.
~ 1876 Broadway. ~

REGii Al NswsYESpsih2s wAsESsi 3, sna following days. r
~. nen ~ ~ TT.ps S.tECa,s!onss
RY, STEREOTYPE PLATES, BINDEESfN NiEATH
tR and CLOTH Sr. published and ,ssdv for ds
livery.
esth ,t 8oeloek. with sTArIoNERY, .ad Win fineiaes
sycral extensive and valuable invoices OF recently imported
English and French Ssaonery also drge INVOICES Of 8saA
books, Quill! Steel Fsns SCALING SAD HrpnS Inks.
Visiting and Playing Cards Foolscap Letter and Billet Pa.
Coord and Marble 30, Cusrry Lead pescils and
ront Leads every variety OF Foreign and Doaescc Sta
9nery also, extensive invoices OF Coored skiyss. sat-
Morocco Risa Leather English and American Shsrpsk,ns,
B9nS ssiwfs, Book 5ints5s' Cloth, &c.
BOOkS.Th- sale of Books vii be commenced Tucs.
l.s Morning ~h AsssT, Lea Banchsrd's invoice and
tbs princip3l publishers IN tii. United States.
STEREOTYPE Pl.ATES.-The Catalogue also erahrs-
ces NUN of valuable Stereotype Ps;e, including
hose o! Horues loucon yos sro; Dicks TheelogY,
vols sYo; Godnsns Natural History. vol,. svo Philade
plia Pearl Bible. Horers ll!a vols isno the Stereetyps
Plates belonging to the estate OF the late Noh Webster de-
ceased, &c. &c.
supplementary Catalogue embracing additional Invoices.
Viii be issued on the hr-, morning of sale Invoices TO be In
ee should be received BY the 10Th OF August, at which
time II will be pu, TO press.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
10 volumes OF the NewfoSk Price Current and Shipping
List, from lS29 TO lSsl, inclusive, folio, hcand
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

~ SHOES--Warrante superior iii
eyery respect any heretofore used about the prss
9of the in bar All doubts this subleet may DO
sorted sizes will Immediately be Forwarded warranted 70
suit the section of country for which they are gTdsrea:
Co., Wsren. Hart & Lesley; G; Hesrst SIothsI.
Troy Levi. BensdSt C2 John IoTnsead, Rn.,un 1aoss
B. w Jones Philadelphia, and E. PIstta Blo,hsr Bamo'
Thsre laf'ne .s5 Nail Fae:ory HENRY BURDEN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
arn FOR WHITESTONE, FLUSH
-lA.-1ING, NEW-ROCHELLE, GLEN NCOyk,
- OYSTER BAY, COLD sPRINiG.n M AM, AND

81 inc, tS tSSEW.RoGHELLE, Fu6 &c fif; e. GiENcoVE,
1tssIsoSr-I OYSTER BAY, COLD SPRING. AND
HUNTINGDON u. cents Breakfast and Dinner
Stages leave Whitesone for Flushing daily at4 NJ or
sdiaey the arrival Of the bo, wBgRT wsgsaR STE
VEINS with spacious cabins and SUPERIOR secsmmodsnons
de. aud gentlemen viii Leave Sasa,, ssysas oo hef!
NJ sundays excepted for New. Rochelle and Glsn Cove.
touching at Whitesrone Returning w 1 isays
st bsf.psst y ,zsin touching at Whitestone.
IT. S,svsns will extend her trips 10 Oyster Bay,
oa snoe G and Hunnrton every Tuesday, Thursdsy and
Ss,urday Returning will leave Cold Spnng every Monaay:
wednesday and Friday morning O'Clock ana oysi oe'
at FOR e PaSi aSMiaGARoNEcK PORT CHESTER hsqa CT, p
the S, Ssav 10 Nsmsroneck Port Chester and
places Tstho t5. o. at sSssr ros. 70
Coaches. Returning will leave rosl SswRoehsiIe In ss
sos for 'hs boat 70 and Port Chester, i cents
M,maronecx, IS cents -,
Ereaht taEen st very reduced rates. au2a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

DELL & HOWARDS NOTICE.-The public
~ Informed thai for werks Furniture viii be Of.
terd their public sales except such articles forced
will be under The sme pnior!Tnar cireum;,anees .,as
crbed On the t of September Regular Fall Sales will
all goods Offered will BE- free and the sales viii b.
every "Wednesday and Saturday, Dry Goods Cloth.
ng Fancy and Pledged Goods every Tuesday and Friday
No postponement account OF the weather.
Stores 80 Ann and lis Fulton.srse,s.
anil lwiss THOS. BELL, Apct;onrer,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

ERENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
French gentleman who has taught for several years il,
the best schools wishes to devote one or Two
City Brooklyn Unexceponabe references 70 nacy
and respectabity may be given Address GUsTApE d.
Tribune office. aulI 6s
4 LADY who has had experience IN teaching
n the solid aud branches wishes in
Select Family School would not obTf to sSns to any
be given For particulars address L. at the olce Oh
Th. Tribune. aul9 3tA
WTANTED-Empoyme by a steady, indus
w trious laborns Please apply a! No. i3: h:ni-
W7ANTED-A situation by very good Seam
w stress with city references. Apply So Crosbyst l.
JATANTED.-Famcs supplied free at the office
Wv 1879 Bowsy with he bss, Cooks Housemads or io5
as to the general character girls supplied AL 3eod.
CEVEKAL NEAT SEAMSTRESoES Wanted
~ Shirts sample of work will be required on a
pce,ion Inquire at the private door !76 Broadway snlg
WANTED-l second hand medium Washing
w ton or Smith Press.
R9s e WEBh = Asas IIyps in good condition. ss Ay 81,
BOARD WANTED-In private family, by a
ID young gentleman aud lad abou, i7ocation high as
Beeckvr.street will occupy rooIterms s2o per Ian.
a"d ea9 mmedstey
office OF The Tribune --- AL 81
DoARD-PIeasant Board on moderate terms
D may ba obtained at 70 John-st. au9 2ws
II L
ID man and wife and single gentlemen, only can have
aG and within ncs nsa. wsh the be
desk. References required. aulg ot
DOAR RDING-Pleasant rooms furnished or un-
D for families an or ns S s1n Be-
One @ Rssaess s1ehsns sa
DOARDat No. College Pace-A suite of rooms
d and board for gentleman and MS wife De obtained
=, aboye aul5 Iwis-
DOARD-A family or few single gentlemen
D Of good morals have board and spacious i'll
MI iay-a desirable location l0 East Broadway
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable
anls 81. -
TATTER'S PLUSH, Of the different qualities,
[ / for sale low By THOMAS P. CUMMINGS,
aul lmis u Pine street. near Pearl
DIDDLED NEWCASTLE COAL AFLoAT-
d. ,ss Gso %akb %; fs' IL ssssss
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Allen is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
scnb-rs. ~ "; OAkkEYi
" B. The business will be continued By subscribers,
at the old stand under the firm of Van Allen Van Ness
an2i st. JOHN P. VAN Ness
TN TNCHANCERY-Before Vice Chancellor of the
riae his wife John Hagga and Lemusl Gfeen-Bi Tor
foreclosure Of mortgage s. H Capp of the city OF New
John g. Hgsetr of the defendants this canse whose
place of eidsnce in the state Of required
The biIl fl.d therein viii be taken q. confessed By him
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce,st.
w The subscribers inform their friends and The Pubhe thai
found sny the country, and selling a, very re-
daced prices Shade. Of pattern size painted . os
aas ass 0S any ''sf DE MAUNY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

10 Meeting OF the Americnn 1nst1tlte AT
tho Repository IN the sna is oy ys sa
Of great importance TO the future Of this Institute VIII
presented by the Rev o. Choues The Trustees IN the
srs,s Of the 18th Annual Fair, SC. will be made.
anDI lt. GURDON J. LEEDS Recording Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
Public Stock Exchange. August 19.
SECOND BOARD.

Is shrs Farms TT bio 22t so do do. onw 81
100 do do $1,000. 223 400 do do. ...... So 37s
d Do Harlem r. bis 3S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

r- L. O. of O. F.-NOTlCE-A punctual attend
ance the members of Commercial Lodge No 81 respect!
fully requested Tuesday evening next 2d INST at thelr
dor of y. au2l It
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ffh9Ssp eS'"S soo S1oqdss1 G9 e,peft"T
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The Life oil capt. John smith. By the =.-ss
The Dawnings of Genius. By Anne Pratt.
Ths MYTHOLOGY Of Greece and Italy, adapted Tor children
The Aiyentass Herman Cortes. Dy the author of the
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The Poraar Grove Little Henry and his Uncle Bena-
Aasssdsn Ass fas"Ha Rssd y s5Sw S the Pacific written for
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An elegant collection Of delightful stories and tales Many
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The Dangers of Dining OUT Hints to those who would
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The Twin Sisters. Tale by Mrs. Sandman
LlttIs Com Much Care; or How foor feopie Live ps
Hope on Hope Ever or the Boyhood of Felis Low By
sifive and Thrive. a Tale, By Mary Hewitt, ~,
Sowing and Reaping; what will come oft! BY Mary
WHO Shall be Greatest a Tale by Mary Hewitt ,,,,.;,,
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Each volume beautifully illustrated with steel plates and
uniformly bound in sheep, at the low price OF iT
brary of twenty-five Volumes In neat and strong case
with lock and key, one dollar extra.
States. au2i 3iis
roWEN'S REPoRTs.-For sale cheap, a
- secondhand of Governs n Reports. address ADD b.
ID. \, At this office. l''%i =
CANTON u MILES, 2o5 Broadway, have in
y Press and viii shortly publish, the following valuable
"GiA. .NopERN BOTANY Popular ln,5eagcon to
Y sdSf Ply ~ f9f and adapted
III. .poMEsfiG COOKERY, for the of private
FaNY % b kNGEFT EEi Rardf b6ok containing One Thou
yFsAlRISG sals For LADIES or plain Instructions
the raising all sorts OF Domestic Poultry etc. etc.
TUST PUBLISHED THE TRUE PATH
EoS II Ta as saepsd IN n
to the Inquiry Why have you become Catholic p inc !ud
td Wsao Sibthorp B. d. oIsrd late Protestant Minister
Ryde Isle of Wghr-prce one shilling This mild and earn
has crsatsd great sSnsa9n hI IN hnssnd
.nle a. CASSERLY & SONS, lO8 Nassaust
COMETHING NEW-SKETCHES OF YALE
y COLLEGE with numerous Anecdotes and erabslshsd
with more than thirty Eugrayugs By Member OF na In
,siFu'i0n Pnblshd hsaAToS Fl gsGHS Es h s Broadway
auIe 2tis Depot of Ceap Publications.
NEW WORK BY MISS BREMER, Authoress
IN of The NeiShbors, The Home Presidents Daush'
sAXToS i95S MnLEs a5 Broadway VIII publish this
wfs6 s slsEi T1s in asS NGWs GT
ss. ;s I sd5tss:a s.s % the Psi sPSfSs s;sf
su2i 3; so' Broadway
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..r -GRAND EXCURSION TO SOUTH
1l&. AMBOY AND AROUND sTATEN

sT, aGRAaGNtg2 ExSDRSI0M SI 3 oISsr TO &c SouJH
slSsssy1 isLAND.-The stesmboat TNDEPEND-
ENCE viii make the asove delightful Excursion on Wsdnes
1oeeed down the Bay through the Narrous giving fine
view The Fort, Sandy Hook the Highlands Of eye,ink
aboy, where will be allowed one bahe
h Hsases have been erected on the beach for scsemo
gradually with fne sandy bottom Re,urnng ths boat
will pass through The Sound Of Staten asd and ,hs hns o.
douTs OF ,tGrng-Leayes Cathayine-strect wharf &C =
River. All P. NJ.
An excellent Band of Music s engaged for the oceasso.
Refreshments provided on board the beat 5. ,sSs
FAR for The excursion 50 cents Every saS sfpRSE2
% make this very sgTeszbia trip " sssssss6
Nsw.York, Angus, Il. Isia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.

CON ENlENCE AMI CCONO.u
CAMUEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
SMIUM KITCHEN RANGEs.-The subscriber invites
the public call at his Range Establishment, III Fulton.
a% snd M his TSsss Rn.s 81 are so
BE- used with kind Of fuel and with shs Kitchen
Sdance to IT the ess fn Necessary Cooking operations y
are certain for smoky chmneys; and a.o allow all the
s% a s Rns o1s S
Others there a les. than shiss persons INF nnsEs
@ en s as suits have been Instituted against them for
Thss Ranges sAsTh fPERGE '
jyzs lmseod Sole Inventor and Proprietor III Fultons
T AIDES going to or returning from the Country
wishing their supply of Shoes. can find At B. MIL
price can be obtained any store in NswYok Ladies
S "a sooi e seen Gae Bao
made to order 20 shnss in BEAUTIFUL style Every nsr
vorkmen several OF whom have my employment for
ns Of Ss1 so Sss s'1 s0aa aos
to their decided advantage sci snf s eana
aula 5,iseod. between Thompson and Sullivsn.sts
MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DISEASE
W Nh JOHNSON who has been e.PsImsn'ns for the the
o a M uSee % II ns
e his snSs thar he mas as sf .n1t an GS9 hi, t
70 III. semo1a Of almost every variety of disease and effect,
as he believes speedy he has alread done several
cavoyan who will examine the nature Of The disease Of any
indidual and prescribe remedy while under the magnetic
Those who diseases Of long standing and who have
been treated bv physcian, purpose are invited 70
Terms reasonable aul. 3M
CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice is
" hereby given ,ha, petition has been presented IN the
Board of Asssrea Aldermen TO regulate Thrtyhfth street,
between Eighth avenue and the Bloomngdale road.
Persons interested in the above petition and having o.
jectious The requested them IL wT'tins
10 the Street Comm ssiones Office, before the 3lst
August, s13. JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
Street Commissioners Office, august 10, le3 ao2!
CORPORATION NOT1CE.--PubIc notice i
" hereby given that Petition has been presented IN the
Board OF Aldermen 10 regulate and the curb and gutter
Thirrieh-streee between the Ibifd 10
ALSO, pave Twenty hrstssreet between he blooming
dale road and Seventh avenue. ,.uaL:..
lions 70 the same are requested to make them ~Ins 20
he Stree, Commis.ouers Once before The 5lst
lie. o.s So, f.nn1nissoners Ofce, August lsl, lsi3
AM snai - JOHN EVEN, Street CoMEni.IIoeer.
DLONDELL'S ORREL COAL--Of very supe.
or GniIsy .ss io5 a ase u sasnr.s purchases
t tsos'h Se'oiiAA' ~ WARD BROWNE
WA, I'll Warrington corner Lsigh. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Besides 32l bbls. Rye Flour and 2s7 bbls Corn Meal.
3 NEw.ORLEAN., Aug l2.-Snce our report of Tuesday
last the sales Of Cotton have amounted to about 400 bales
and the market regards pricea remains in the cond
ton as last notcedThe steamers advces received to-day
favorable the Liverpool marke. having advanced
3D., with good demand from the trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

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