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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16

jersey 30 SSH Brandywine 62l bids Il Is II 10
shsrs loc, dull sales ltoo bushels Ship sluf out OF
AGO.
GRAN-Farher sales of about 1900 bushels of Iinoi,
Wheat have been made not TRANSFERRED; the quota.
on is about soc. The demand Is not large or the recent
receipts Of Orleans Corn about 5000 bushels including
the $3.50 sacks per brig Emily have been taken By the dis
ers As $780, the latter delivered In Eye we hear of
sales the nominal is 81 Sc. Barley 10 So Oats
are in fair demand 20 81 for Nohern Canal are
Jersey worth 26 Il n.
SEEDS-Tbere is a good demand for Rough Flax for
crushing snd clennpg and several of the lots recently
ceived from Orleans have been taken We notice sales
OF about $50 les al u.s. and 1000 bb for crushng-oot 10 an
outtowr crusher-at4 l2t per Dbl Glover remains he
fore; orders limited below The views buyers Good new
is Homna ate a st; old a 81. Timothy si4
BEESWAx-Within few days abeu, $500 lbs good
Southern and Western have been taken for export a, 2e
RtCE-A sale of l55 tics, common quality, was made at
81 1917
TALLOW-saes Of 10 900 lbs fair Western, rendered,
TIC, cash.
olL-The market for Whale, which has been bare for
some time, has received small supply the Frances Hen
rietla at Bedlsrd having brought 1900 obs Whale and
1870 bbls Sperm small parcel OF 40 bbls has also been
received Iii generally supposed that the LEGO bbls will
bring 57 There have been sales Of 800 400 bbIs
Candle Sperm Bedford, al SIC Manufactured here
rather dali at 50 IS for fall and winter.
PROVISIONS-We notice sale OF several hundred bbls
Mess Beef So In Pork there have been sales of
Importance Lard does not 20 off easily many Of the large
orders for export being suspended until the arrival OF The
steamer We notice sales Of nbou loco kegs at SCI small
sales City rendered at II. We quote smoked Hams 4;
picked do ST. picked Shoulders smoked Beef 6s and
Beef Rounds 81 &c. In Butter there little nothing
doing The better qualities Of cask Cheese have beea in
request for shipment England Sic The Cncnna-
Ii Gazette says that the amount of Hogs slaughtered
24 ooo One house packed o. The business nearly
closed The hogs surpas size and quality those of any
previous year. Each hog estimated To yield so lbs lard
which gives ii 6s9S50 Ellsworth about half million OF
dollars. The following is estimate of the disposition of
the Lard Amount purchased and shipped direct France
in round numbers $4,000 lbs amount shipped New
York, l,l2500O bs Boston, lbs 600 lbs Orleans,
l25,ooo lbs; 10 Pittsburs, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
lbs; which leaves, stock hand, 9is $50 lbs
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u Health, Quiet md Cemfort.-The ara-
han, House IS Barclay St NewYork, prOers advantages
70 Strangers stopping few days or weeks in sheey suca
as sre rarely offered lis egibly located ona clean and
airy street, very the business part OF inc e and In
The immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments sre convenient AID neat while its table IS
supplied with the be, Vegetables ard Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Saaan
Of all kinds CHARGES moderate, and every ec made 70
render Bosrders comfortable Shower Baths free Re'
member IS Barciay-ss-
y Particular Noxice.-Those perso having
furniture Any description dispose Of who are break
ing I'D housekeeping, will linda ready sale tsra peron
all OF their goods by sending their address or calling
zpon The Subscriber Goods any amount purchased
At private sale-Two Piano Fertes-
,e2o Il F. COTTON K CO., l97 Chatham ST
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DIED {:

On Tuesday 14,h inst; Mary, wife Of Lieut. t. Augustus
NJ Craven, u. S. Navy. in the :6,h year OF her age
The friends of the family her father Robert Carter,
ESQ., OF Flushing, and Of T. Craven, Esq requested
attend unei without further invitation Thursday
P NJ from her late residence Of Pierrepont aud
Henry ss Brooklyn.
On Tuesday. i4h INST william Chamberlain, son Of Jas.
Knhnsop; aged years
On Tuesday lih instaas of consumption Mary Addison,
aged ~ years.
On Tuesday, 18th inst Elizabeth, wife of William Chave,
aged 81 ysarS.
New OAeans the Sd inst, Mrs Eunce, wife of Capt
A w. Tufts. aged IS years.
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THIS MORNING

published at No. so Annst novel (origna) entitled
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF FACTORY LIFE.
This original production Of great beauty and merit,
written by Girl actively employed for five years in OF
the New England Manufactures The work is one OF de-
eided alen and honor well ornament 10 the lit
eratue OF the country The Tales beautifully tod and
afford picture OF Factory Life which, while will be
The majority, will greatly interest all readers. The Incl
dents stirring and wrought out with great effect.
ss issued in Extra New World, and for sale at the
0ce 50 Ann street, and Booksellers and Agents at 12
copy; 10 copies for $l-Ss per hundred. 1922
" The attention Of capitalists is requested 10 the sale OF
oSpanish Scrip ts2l69 9o) by Halliday Jenkins,
tonee at the Merchants Exchange, the Goth inst See
advertisement In this paper signad John r. Tracy. Full
particulars given the day of sale. fl5 5l~
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p The Cheapest Work ever Published In
the United srRtes.-The first part OF the American
Family Magazine or General Absrac, or Useful Know
ledge work einently useful IN families, and calculated
the attention. awaken the curiosity and engh,en
the understandings Of The young. Illustrated nth 5000 En-
grazing. To be completed in is Numbers Of as to 40
pages each The first No. contains los pages royal octave,
and eco EngraviDgs and /, sold AZ Is eents!
The above work may be obtained al the Office OF The
TRIBUNE. In Philadelphia, from Burgess Zeber; Bos-
ton, Redding L Co.
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iN DRESSED Broad

NJ -, on,.os;fe the Fountain.-I would suggest TO be
~ Wy, III am Furnishing every article Of Clothing
moderate prices for which onr saes sur
,aIs nave been Afforded oc as ,s0 'ndas az
he at anurecatpg good work. tha. they sy u
~ offered those paying ready MONEY
Strangers In tie city requiring ssrmens W,
OFF pri ss,s Draper and Tailor.
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A MEkICAN MUSEUM-MarbIe build

n ing, opposite ST. Paurs Church.-F- T. RARNUM
MapSer-ViSit OF the Indian Chiefs prolonged.
Every Day and Evening this Week.
" The deputatior of Indian Chiefs, &c. held talk"
on Saturday and being assured through they interpreter
thousands who have been prevented by tho weather
DESTROYS OF seeing them they have consented 10 remain
al the Museum more and have voluntarily eer
ed to give their SPLENDID WAR DANCES and CERE-
MONIES every afternoon al half pastI o'clock.
II. @. Sherman the Ballad Sngcr-T G. Booth, the I'M
rivalled Comic Snser-La Petite Celeste, the admired
danseuse-Miss Hood the Vocalist, &c.
u No Free List during the engagement Of the Indians
Price OF Admission, IS cenu-Cbidrsn ruder 10 yean
hall price
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1871 ERCANTlLE AGENCY--REmOV

IA& T. hCATS LIZ AuElSS G--lhSFAO,
lFl AL-The subscriber has moved his Once ron 1se
.econd To the FIRST floor OF DORIS building corner o. Elk
change Hanover into the roems lately oceopea
by the Clinton Bank. .o.,;,
This agency as established for the purpose OF procuring
by residents and special agents. Information M
Standing responsibility, &c. OF country merchants TesoIpS
in The states Of NewYork Ohio Michigan, noisna IN
nois the New England States, New Jersey paris 81 i
and Prnnsy yania and the Territories OF Iowa and
WISCONSIN, for the benefit Of such merchants IN m Guy as
auproye the object and become cTibers TO be agency
The principles up-n which IL is founded are such rs record
mend then every solvent and upright merchant IN tue
camnunity The information obtained IS from auorseys,
cashiers OF banks old merchants and other c3mpeten per-
seas The system is similar 10 that chants Usually en-
applying for credit worthy OF The same, and 10
what extent. 81,
Alarpe nunberof merchants in this city in various kinds
of business approve and paroube the Mefcan tile Agency
and the number constantly Increasing The greatest care
Is taken to have agents Of intelligence good
en<ive information and integrity and the Information 3D.
ta;ncd Is impaired subscribers copfdeDtiay, so es
not to piure any one This agency has already bcen Ia
s,ruIeniai saving the subscribers large a
in preventing worthless and unprocp.ed men oDta
goods on credit from the merchants Of THIS Guy ~ - ~,
known !njussice has been done to country
this plaa. The tendency OF the Agency IS qns
and many merchants In the country VINO Da. - hia
ino ia merits disineres.edly unite with n @
city, who understand the principles Oh @ cS5,der.
proving it. aad recommending II 10 n are invited
alton OF the mercantile community. LII hs Tade knowp
IN call wien the terms and cop1ios ;.yar, rnarye 10
IN them They can also make indunIsL 81 the
rn:c;a,t ey,spt 10 test the pan ana pc sat - I
sau'ets ~ fm,,ion The agency now bLals es,ao
& " IA I'll, he made ms perfect Us possible oee
and viii be, sueuS A LEWIS TAPPAN,
pSSe avowes. .. u.rover AID Exchanges tr,eis.
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MARRIED !:

At New-Rochee, Tuesday, 18th inst by the Rev. John
w. Leevre. Mr. BcRjaman Lefe,re Miss Eliza Toole
daughter OF Thomas Tooe, Sen.
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IeA TO LET-The spacious Store, No.

II Divissou.street running through 70 East Broad
Is feet by 49, row occupied Carpet Warehouse
pos,es.oa given on the Isl Of May next On the % door
schoo room and possession given Immediately On the Sd
ioor also fronting Dlyisosst,a large room adspgd
and now occupied school possession on the Isl
Nav ne.t For further particulars enquire of Thompson
Company Nos Spruce Charles dicksan hs prem
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La TO LET.-The Store with front Gel
H lar of The buiIdipgN so Cataerne-st below Mad.
a.:reet from The frs, of May next Rent $3.50. Apply
- WEEKS No. 81 Wais. So story. l6f sls~
AA TO LET-Those extensive, conyen-
len, and well Lighted Rooms recently occupied by
a. = Coolidge as Blank Back Mandatory situate In
b rear Of the subscrsbers Bookstore The whole or
nart may be hired, at reduced rates
Apply to MAhLoN DAY TO- on ee1i 90
fIi eodStiSS
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XN7ATCHEs, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c
wv kv e. g. 9. ROCKWELL,
/. ia smiss Nos Aston House.
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Court Cuscndar This DIV.

The Calendar continues same as on Tuesday Judge
Oakley stated that would be taken Friday
make disposition OF it, and requested persons interest
ed 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
markets. Carefully reported for TAe Tribune.


"WEDNESDAY, Feb 10.
AShES-The market remains quiet, and we hear OF no
transactions in either description Holders ask ~ lot
rosb bat would probably take ST. Buyers offer %
At Pearls remain nominal at 6 ~.
CoTTON-The market is not active to-day, but prices
appear 10 be hrm. Yesterday afternoon there was ceaso.
esae d0ns and the sales The Gay reached LOO 10 laV
aa: To-day hear of bat SEQ bales Some OF the re.
eeal receipts nave sampled, bat OF The mddins
grades We quote fair Upland 81 q Orleans and Aaba-
Al Charleston sales CT the week were sg72 salss;
receipts l56 bales. Prices about &c lower than the
previous week. Quotations mddling and mdd!ng fair
vi lair TO fully fair 81 u; good fair g. Al Mobile The 10
ssn adyices looked upon calculated to give the
market activity srd frmness.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is no variation In the mar
Let for Western sad the sales quite limited For Gen
esee 80 generally asked Michigan and Ohio ia, 4Ss
f0 parcel Of round Oho, favorte brand, solo al
WI Troy nominal az S7a IA 4s4 The holders OF New
oleans srm i2 and notice sales of about 1890
Seh At l2s 49, Abou, 1909 bbs arrived to-day In
We hear OF onl retsl saes, and We continue our
sa'laaons-Geosge,own l2i as; Howard st, Peters
uass Alexandria, Baltimore Giiy, Richmond Country,
pennsylvania, nc GO i2s; Richmond City dn! Al 3
0S nrandywinr nominal al 30. Rye Flour retail de-
maaa 40 3 laA Nothing Of Importance In Aeal-
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Epon TAHITI.-Letlers from the American Com
-, at ,ha, place, MIR. Blackler, to Sept. IL, state
bat the French Admiral, Deputit Thouars, sr-
.red there on the 9Th, and made demand on the
Tsbtians, of the sum of $40 oO0 in reparaticn for
.hu,es, and as guaranty for their future ad-
sa,e,ce 10 treaties. 1t seems they Immediately
so,ered into negotiations for the surrender of the
nseregnty Of the island. Four of the Chiefs on
he 9th signed paper to that effect, but the Queen
had then refused to sign it. At the last date the
a,estiop Of acknowledgement of the sovereignty of
france was supposed to be settled, as all demon
STATIONS of hostility has ceased, but the French
s.r was not yet hoisted. The La Refine Blanche
WAS at Tahiti.
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1.rrR PROM VERA CRUz-The schr. Victorine,
rived in this por. on Saturday evening last from
Vera Cruz, having made the passage ia nine days.
va learn verbally, that the Msxicsn' are still em-
Kin, ~ troops, and sending them from Vera Cruz
.. ua campeacby Within a few days previous to the
';r,o Of the Victorine, force of about thou
$40 % fifteen hundred, had been sent out, no. en-
...,s composed Of e6ectipe men, for about 800 of
III foree were scemensoIdiers' wives and attend.
. .as The knowing ones in Vera Cruz arc strong
= ia belief that the expedition will prove fail
~. ~ The English commander of the war steamer
san,ezau.a, we understand, has resigned his sta-
~ and left the Mexican service. The Fictorine
sro,oht 50, 900 in specie, to house in this city.
Mobile Adv 9th
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M One of our hunters this week killed six
deer within few miles Of this city in one fore
.o,n Bangor Wing
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NJ The Democratic Whig Electors Of tns
ed District 10TH Ward reQue sted TO meet al the
swan corner Path street and 81 Avenue, Friday Tue ln
inst, al u O'Clock M TO elect officers and nrgaGf 10. INC
business OF the ensuing year l. Nlo1s, ohdi ~. o.
WHITFIELD, Sec'ry. ~ -
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u Spencer announces gentlemen that his arrange
men are completed sor supplying according to pre-
vious intiDaton, Fur Hat al price tS3 25)
which shall render il emphatcay the cheapest rs well as
loves priced Gendenen's Fur Hat sale in thin
city II is prepared style which character1es
finest article, and like tha, article offered prce al
which be continued without unusually rapid
The undersigned with all confidence arms 20 he
the gentleman and economist the most desirable FI
Hat yet offered. (o2otfl SPRINGER. 245 Broadway.
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DEAIE'S MUSEUM and PICTURE

GALLERY-C. II. DEvoE, Manager-Every day
ard evening this week barge OF only one sh
ling The Norwood GYPSY WOMAN can be consulted face
TO face private apartment She does not pretend to be
FortuneTeler, but prete:ses by her knowledge OF fhys
ology Physiognomy Philosophy, Phrenology, MesmersG
and the hidden Sciences be able instruct Others o.
good intellect She will inform them if they are married or
future as il she knew them from BIRTH She has no
ton with or know ledge OF Madame Adophe account OF
whose position and runaway from Ulster appeared in the
New.York papers recenty-Admssion to the Museum IS
cents: children half price. 10
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MONEY MARKET.
Sales nc the Stock Exchange, Feb. as.
Commercial and Money Matters.

"WEDNESDAY +. NJ
The sales the Board todny were not large but OF Inn
proving in State Securities, excepting for Kentucky
which declined farther per cent State IS sold at
advance; and Ohio IS improved Il per CT Mohawk ae-
elined 1; Canton improved 1.
Not much doing in Foreign Exchange We quote Ster-
ling 81 81; Francs S As.
Alabama to-day is selling at so discount, The letters
from Mobile state that matters were rather the mendng
order.
give the following condensed abstract OF the bank
Commissioners Report The process of contraction has
been steadily geng forward since 1882 The dopestc e1
changes of the Stale indicate depressed but healthy ac
lion the part of the Banks The redemption Ia" mas
worked with admirable effect and has preven'eo tne e.
Enlistment of free banks places difficult oil access 1he
circulation and debts OF the Lafayette Bank have been paid
and the stockholders viii receive about oIceurth OF their
capital The embarrasmenis Of the Bank were owing 70
large loans to directors and Others for speculative puFPo
tes The Waterylet Bank eRjoned In March last us
failure occasoned by allowing the Cashier 70 conoi
the whole affairs OF the Back. He committed, previous 10
Sept lS4 series of frauds, by false entries ana
finally absconded. The Commissioners consider Their
powers limited they cannot arrest the operations OF
Bank until it is hopeessy inselvent and until nus' pre-
erencs have been made among its credors anu Suggest
that they have authority 10 proceedings OF benk
uany moment when they shall believe the PUBIC 8oou re-
qu!res it. They object officers OF Banks oeing engaged
In other business The Clinton County Bank, and the
osnk OK Lyons, faled by tue saIle 0auoe' "u'N' -
Gaed so many Banks being managed exclusively oy me
PRESIDENT and Cashier and the funds OF the BANK oaned 10
vore for specializing purposes detailed statement IS
gwen relation to The issues of the Bank of Buffalo
which have already been received TO The extent OF S
The loss 10 the Fapd the issues OF the three
fso Banks, amounts $425,too 1t is recommended 10
prevent repetition OF these frauds, that the Banks De re-
qued to deposi their plates with an officer appointed LOT
The purpose. The item Bank Fund in several ct the
Banh s,emens is an item OF no value, and should be
charged profit and loss The Commissioners recommend
they be authorised to visit Bank ans require us an
nnsl statement, not at any stipulated time, but at lime
during year when the Bank does not expect such aSs
and cannot prepare itself by contraction, &c.
The receivers of the Old Howard Insurance company
hose declared hual dividend.
Edmund Harrison has been elected President OF lhe o
bas branch Of The State Bank
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a HfLEU CILfN, EUdHUEdCtu1cU III VT
"a c.,,s mr. ward by JGR WARD
Essex street Newark. NJ j.. Manufacturers Of Patent
Leather Jappd Linen Muslin, Top Hides &c &c, q
whnt has been said against us Manufacturers OF the ait
article by firm In this city who have had almost !he exc
elusive sae Oiled Silk We ho ourselves responsbici
ali silk not nshed equal to any ia market.
Orders received for and samples To be seen ~ w
GORUMS, ,25 Maiden lane. We refer To Smih, "ngnt
Il Co. respecting responsibility. ia podNn's-
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r ONGLEY'S Great Western Indian

Pdnacea-COmpO0puel
slances-ee from caome and all other minerals and re.
commended in the following Diseases;
Asthma Dyspepsia, BroDch bits, Kidney and Liver Com
pains Coughs, Colds and family physic Il IS m
rqualed It's thus far in curing the above diseases
climates where it has been tried Is truly astonishing
The Psnacea palaabe medicine, and we ask our lei
low ci,izc 10 try it, does commend itself be-
yand report then condemn ii but if prove remedy,
the pleasant in its operations and NEST certain anu
valuable results upon the SYSTEM then say So that the
world may have the benef, of your experience
Hitherto proprietor has not been able to give the
Panacea universal circulation, because the immediate &C.
mand has outrun the supply but he IS now prepared
STATES British Provinces and West Indies With this field
he must be content for the present
HISTORY THE PAsAcEA-ln the year 1888 Coz. Long
Government annues TO the North Western indans where
he had violent attack Of his old complaint .he Atnma
remedies, Agent Of the Home missionary soSey III
duced him remedy from the hand OF eeleorled
Indian Medicine Man, heh proved efeetnai apd rased
him from the verge of the grave With much trouble snd
expense be obtained knowledge Of the compound and In
gratitude TO his Indian beacfacor be conferred upon US
The following certificates will show the estimation in
which 1t held by of the ot distinguished men IN
Fto1 Hen Robert sorrc cirea. Judge s1th b c5s1
in hs ale Of SIR have used
valuable Psnaeea for myself and in my family and am
well satisfied is excellent and sale &c Which
suhect that have used. My neghbors also. who have
used it, speak Of as of grea, relief in DyspspsM,a o,.v
From silas West, NJ D., distinguished Physician Of
Binghamton, New-Vork: u..x,
Indian Panacea 10 my family, and bave repeatedly pre-
scribed for patients under my care and am sa!shea
is always and 10 very many cases an Invaluable
cine II operates LAXATIVE Without nsusss: OF pam hs
and while eectuay obyates costiveness aes npon .nS
stomach and liver sleratye. correcting acdity ana
restoring the healthy condition Of those organs. az
Very respectfully, yours, .. w hsI. :,
ar Iahn.s,reeI: NEw-YoaK Feb. 10, 1913
Col LsnsySSir feel under grea. obligations 10 YOU
for furnishing and inducing me 70 take se ssea.
wears, much Of the time ncspac,a.-d for doing business
from eos,ve oubed W cry ny hs.
MEDICAL advice and prescriptions, and had made Ia. VIA
OF the popular medicines IN lhe ior. Q, ps an"
syrup but was rot materially beoehted nnt tooK your
Panacea. tax ing yonr medicine neatly s. one
wear ago have used in ali some three or iout ooues
1ar OF which other members Of family have taken
can most coshdeny say that your PaEaeea lar ns
compound exant consider sure cure LOT pss
asthma &c know of several gentlerasn who Fave nsGa
it and speak very highly OF IL NY aeaa onJ nas be with
out it any confederation - q G.. y. .aa M,
fof sale ~ wv 1900 - l6f I'm
herrysreets