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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

MASSACHUSETTS Mar
Gus Morton was lnaugu rated a. Governor
on Wednesday morning, before the Con
ven.ion Of both Houses If the Massachu-
sst.s Legislature. Tho Convention then
proceeded to elect nine Councillors ia
advise the Executive, and the following
gentlemen (dcmocrats) were chosen.
Rodney French Of New Bedford; Hem
~ Croker; Of Rarnstable; Charles
Thompson, Of Charlestown; Jedediah
Marcy. Of Southbridxe; Joshua CnIby, q.
Ame>bury; Benjamin V. French. o.
Bain,ree; Charles Howard, Of Spring.
field; Samuel Gates. OF Richmond; B. +.
lla!let az Boston.
The Democratic vote was lee-whig
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Oregon 7srrisory.-lt was stated BY
Dr.. Linn in the Senate, that three thou
sand persons wsrs ready to cmigrats to
Oregon Territory from Massachusetts,,
% shown by memorials from that State,
IL they could b assured that they would
30 projected BY the United States.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
BANK. or 10 OF rHx q. STATES. JAN. ls4s.

loans. Specie Car. Dep.
xas... 44.Glv.3sl 9.6saaoo SOS. sos $3.50, lsa
N. H.. 3,547S3j l8l,Y74 l,Oiv.879 597,Y79
Ohio. 2.9l9.433 385.l26 l.ll6O58 III, 674
Aisry'd. 7.sl6.7S6 l.9i7.437 l.2l2.3y7 3,4l7 y9l
George. A5v2ll 5YU.u76 2H35.559 Stiles
Viryiuia. l9.6lS.6O9 2.l8l.3a 5.3936i1 l,0sA,oV7
>. Cars. A.l55.ssl lU0.A3 l.23l.6 u7 l.76o 995
n. de-. 3.77a.76S 955.16 l,]otOli S39.z 8l
Louisia. 3l.62s62A l,S96.7S1 l.3l6.237 l.12U. l32
Alabs'a. ll,563,334 l.l64.764 $3.50 ;O4 l,SSa,355
Indians. 2Y97.9l7 7o9.os7 l.739,slo III ,21s
llliueis. 3.239jO2 793,yos 3.3i2.l37 lel.552
Mlssvvri. 636,973 35S.1D5 373A9O Sas. 9Y1
~. l37.,93.735 Is 7y9.5se $3.50 SIS 3v996 IS
-. 23I .s3s.5.7 3. .3l4.772 62.3sl..4 $685. 80
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sales at the stock Exchange
$1,000 State 5h's 1861 e6 $1,000 Ohio SIS, 1860
SO shas Am Manne Ins So


Some sales made at auction to-day follows
Vine Is pipes Lisbon Port 22c. MONTHS do Madei-
32c MONTHS 10 or. casks Marseles PORT cash,
Or. casks sweet Malaga, 24c. cash.
Cofee-l25 bags Rio damaged) st a7c
Duck-30 bolts Bruisguins, 50 a 1924, months; %
pieces Serikons, $ll, rs $l6,25
Mahosany-2ss logs st. Domingo mahogany. per brig
Sagaduhock ~ 24c months; 90 logs do, per schr Oh
rard, "a l0tc.4 months.
PropisonsThere is considerable activity and frmness
in the markets sales Of old prime pork at seat i'm.
provement Of l23 cents beef steady at 81 l2t and
50 sales old prime at 36 lard 6c sales western butter
at ST. and western diaries at a9 cheese IT, mode
rate demand
Rics-The quotation for prime is 2,75, $50.
OLA sale of 100 bbls. crude whale northwest coast
OF the receipts at New Bedford has been made delivered
here 34c cash. The Clemats New London has 1900
bills whale and 500 do SPERM and the Magnet at Warren
1900 bbls whale and 1909 do sperm.
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ss aS;s 1Sssn S
sh%'s
Gq wg Gs Fl .ssS
MH asssos s'IS Pratt: Vim IosfhaI BaI. sshs
csdd%a. y%OatS NC; VIM Hart Candy George
R Sn ssd IN 20 seh n
len, for NYok The chr Washington. Mumford iurt
scRr Exile Scout from Brandywne Mills, with corn meal
sehr Caroline Amanda King, from Philadelphia, with md,e
Below.
Bvis Marshall Gray % days from New Orleans. with mo-
Sailed.
Brig William Neson Morris. for Port au Prime.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Mf'' Bs:1os E Ms1st ! lsi, ;
Arr Effort. Hussey. Charleston Ottoman. McNeaT New
General Record.
FoREIor LETTER OFEIcEThe letter bags of the Oneida
for Havre and Philadelphia for London will close At Gpini
this morning. at the usual hour
WhaIemen.
We s D A. SSsT RS fs ssd
Left at Tahiti Bowditch sowe for Providence, Jul; staa
SAM FIR SO
e; Fla ,;v cMSG,sh Salem S pSis Pc
FsSS "a %S' Sf' 81 Wa.
Laguavra, Feb IS. lat 26 66, Ion Ga so.
Foreign Ports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Feb 23-Ar Cyrene Fields. New Orleans
Home Ports.
H;a.I. Feb SID Rob Treat Tsst osadacppe
70 ICE LOT 0A o'an'
BATH Feb 23-Cld Bttsey, Coombs. Havana
TARPAuLIN Cove, Feb 2-Ar Sea Bird Bsarse Oporto
NYork. Sid 9th, Chickasaw, Bait.
NEwBURyPoRT, Mar 1-Sld Alphion, Kilbom. Phiad.
BosToN, Mar 2-Ar Richmond, Ryder, Fredericksburg
nenJ BigeIow; Beane and Oscar Lowell NYork. Cid Mari
Fsr9ham Havsns CSrdelia GIapp TIn!Sad CUB
Pandora Adams Norfolk and City Points Brenda Sweet New
York.
HoLMkss HOLE, Feb 2s-An Tuscan. King. I'm NOrleap.
for Boston Passed by Acorn Howes FIN Charleston for
ton Arr 1st Pilot boat Relief from cruise Reports sailing
FIN Tarpaum Cove yesterday in with Turk. Lodi and
large number of schooners bound Bid Tuscan for
ton
PRovIpErcE. Feb 2s.sld Senator, Pepper Mobile.
BRISTOL, .eb 28Au Reaper Kent, Providence, finish
ldg for st Thomas and market; Sally Gladdng, NYork
Meridian, Lewis, Fall River to finish ldg for NYork.
PHLADELPHrA. March 3.Ar peos Eckfeldt, Ponce, PR
Mary Elizabeth, Clark NYork Cid Warrington, Shankland
New York. Bourne Bradley West Indies; sqni5s Brother,
Nickerson, Providence Jabez White Rogers, NYork.
NEwcAsrLE. Mar 1.-The William Pitt, Baxter, left Thu
LEwEs, Del Feb 2S-Oho, for NOrleans, Satu
dav, aud Norfolk for Kingston, Jam, Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb 2S-Sld Forest Newburypor Serenity
NYork
RICHMOND, Feb 2s-Sld Tuscarora, NYork.
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A MEXICAN LAND AND LOAN QFFiCE.-wilrsm
Sinners having above thirty years experience il the
psfs sss. soiS
EssS s Ps Ss e. Il ss
Yam
;e liz sas s s nss .S
tI; Lei ;S Vi. find
90 II % sv so nPp SSn Of SGs and
properly q ;sSsS's Be q
nd every honorable dispose e
si %Si Be- public sueson thus giving Of
Hs VIII iso attend secng n.urane. on properly OBJ
20 bGrS 1s ,%S q
q
Holders vacant ground that requires improyps will al j.
sc sa s?s
sn Of The nd ,s % hong
them erected the reasonable ar less
He will also take charge Of estate intended for psbic
saie: h. knowledge from experience in ssttns up ,s
property he will prepare thar they are
and dire; hs 1soes ars
Tor the last three four hs. sesn rsqmsn
REQUIRE , a; ss'%' e and
Of their real estate may depend on promptly
sd o"ef Persons hire or ~: OF
san %o1s residing dssous to ss
real by . sasnon
farms sale a.; DONE wn The most manner By
applying 2, this em spd other paper. prepared.
Az. for the purchase sale exchange Of real estate
CT :n &u and III s once
W. Val street. New York and the postage invariably paid
Ss.SE @s9sH *. 70 Ssn can have ~
On Al, part, Of the United STATES m''' On
IN nwii sa.ss .si 10 Broadway
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THE NEW MIRROR.

EvEsY Number Embslli;sssd viii o.gAs and e1-
S sUs % e
work. Terms-s2 per snnumIsinsle number 81 cents
mence his own account publication Of
the New York Mirror the octave FORM entirely novel
sas vi. dS sns
Se ,Dn. with many striking and
v. ipfs from ay' her
S b @ :sS zach
aud sGssd BY % the M Ds
ponden-which embraces most of the talent Of this county
from best Of France and 9fshees
from several Of The popular anhSI. Of ENGLAND With such
yney bopeo to the American reader weekly
Of yss and s5ssenss ns p,;ae o.
,sn rs, we hSGs % ses.
brace in n 1a every
prsng tales OF sketches society and sent
npssenee wit and su@or fashion
and gossip poetry the fine and Literary musical and drama
e@"asna ard Impartial Il will aim to foster
suited The and desires Of the and It's ten
most ia:tidog, and i will eyeise is duty be- to turn the
work will Be published every Saturday p number. of
and enclosed in neat Ornamental will form, the
end year ,up;Ib Volumes each OF four HUNDRED and
The very price which WI, issued, renders the
s he
value liz TnGe
sent to Their address upon hs LIZ to the
may be
ed by all postmskss Agents. carriers, and will be
The Cash System will be rsidly adhered without
any deviation whatever50
ing marked paper by esumins the exchange which
Ssa ns Su'h to my MSfR
Editor and Proprietor,
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Provision Market.

There is abundance OF fish in market. With the
cepon Of black fish there is every variety. Smells
very hne There Holsters cents pound. Shell
fish quite cheap.
The markets are somewhat bare of poultry in conse-
quence probably Of the being near its close We
are indebted to Philadelphia for the finest we now have
and also Tor the choicest quarters of It is difficult
to get veal OF good quality in this vicinity.
Good mutton is rather scarce The market Ia we'll sun-
piled with beef of the first quality up
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MONDAY, Feb. 27A market 440 beef CATTLE $50 sheep
and l60 swine 40 beef cattle unsold
PacEs-Beci CattleWe quote to correspond with last
week. about the same prices obtained for a like
quality, viz lew extra at So, first quality 81 so 81 rs;
second quality 81 81 20; third quality So so S4
Cows and Calves-Very few sales
Sheep Sales were made at prices from $50 10 AS
Swne-No sales were made to peddle. few were re.
tailed from to d. and a few small shoats at &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04
BRANDRETH,S PILLS

BRANDRETHS PILLS,
Secured BIZ Letters Patent Of the United States.
THE METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRE-
THAN VEGETABLE EXTRACTS.
Caveat entered oh June, ls42-Patent granted 10 Beai
Brandreth, goth January, l843.
THE extracts Of whIc Brandrehs Pills composed
S OF A sp SsS
The public should i s.Sss. Medicine.
sSsn % il
' E:s5
d EAs q:
saY hs%
Soa. VIII VIII hss psIshsd
s s$ 'ssS ;ss Gs
i'7 Division street ~ ny ~ YIN IiSSvAIIps.-n
% EhsH' S
s 90
.sDgs' and Candies; Very well perhaps: palliative. but
'? ns
cent infections therw.,e will certainly be cured by the
use these CURE aisi' 81 f;i SORE.
Docr9n BENJAMIN BRANDRErH:
swelling ed
degree and in three weeks from it. first i
great Our first Doctor attended her for SIX months and she
ne H ID il %"
ss y sa, III e b % nSw e.
We G sought other f in Botanical doctor
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Married.

On Tuesday evening 2sth ut at the residence of the
Postmaster General in Washington, by the Rev septmus
fusion, Chaplain of the United States Senate RoprRr
WicxLirrE Esq to Miss ANN DAWSON, daughter of the
HON b. Dawson, representative in Congress from Lo
sinna. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04

ITO MANUFACTURERS, MACHlNISTs &C.
Wanted situstion by the inventor Of power loom for
apd excellent obtained the last exhibition Of the
Far kiln Institute Philadelphia the Of SILVER medal.
inventor will enter into with respeca
bic concern 10 superntend and give instructions in the
deanes do sares Msseles vesing skrtng
and bed quilts &C. &c. Address. post paid "A B. No
Broad ST. New York.
N B-No patent has yet been taken out for the same
MAJ
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PCOi'6RED PIi0TOfsRAPIiS co,n.r nr }ro,dx d.

DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENr
L COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, corner Of Broadway
and Murray street. (next door to Peses Museum )-Pumbe
superior style ANY thing in New York. 81 each
and duplicate gratis.
Plumbe Patent Electro Gliding Apparatus, with instructions
and Patent Rights supplied to order Also, plates &c.
very low. -
gaps having the old kind entirely shade
yeral Of the Phoog@phey in New York attempting
patent whereas the only patent granted by the United
States for improvement in Dsguerreotvre Portraits,
Plumbe ndated October %, LELAND the only place
New York where the be obtained the
establishment. ms msm
rVWlNES2oo bales English Bridport Sail Seine, Herring
and Gill Net rwines, comprising full assortment Of
different and ali of quality and late
ton For Gale BY EDWD. COLLINS CO.
2Tr s. South street
pHENIX BANK, Chsrestown, Mass; Newburypor Bank
Newburyport and Lumbcrmen's Bank Warren, Pennsyl-
8. J. sYLVESTER'S
1f 20 Wall street and 100 Broadway.
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M i,iesS; End =, public il general hs she intends
on BE-
assisted by the 'sYSeSc' xI 'f fERFoRmERs
M" S M}ss L I'D Is pupil
sleS Nh PMH SGRftrNr.
NJ: Rss :s:; NJ NJ; T $;s::s-'lv'
who Il" Pa S;s;iss n Nj piano.
Sss ; ssSo1 Ms aioeSs i
s s:as9 M, H,,,
e! :. Z; Dos
nsS q o Ss RI G.so
.sasf Al: city. fci Mis-. Ts: H pupil
sS:.sMb: :s N; Fss .sS ssa.s
S."s'
,-5s: sissS;Ss Horn Knight
s-vaIi.tioo: on the piano forte. 70. four hands.
s-DeST Lg;s and native land FAREWELL Irish melody
Maronce!, Mr. Paige. by Pucitta
ES ss : :ssi. Family s%I ! Tiei:,::
Re mns sd s SeI on q.
ENGLISH SUPERINTENDENT 70 Mater Of
sss
9: %
sss Ss q aPs
SOCIETY," viii Sc celebrated on Friday 10Th INST at the
Tickets tlSe had e6the following Steward, =
w Eichtssl: 3 ssruce street.
Pr.H;H.ssl. iss z Gbs% SS%t street sssN
2k.s:aS:a i Fi S9d. ;ii :s;s., m, So.
SOUND PILOT.
cher 9ss TIys S.ases store q. sss
three days before wanted Charge The
RtEUMATIsM-OREAT CURES
dan T:a ;:a have been entirely @
The undersigned ha. afflicted for upwards year,
w
considers he only doing his duty to PUBLIC
ing II. f. .. BUTLER,
now completely cured Of the heamass% which he's ,ro bed
S to I ns
you of the success RI.sssf isso
This Linimen Husht0n 10 Asor House
and 10 Bro railway; B. NJ Sexts Cedar reet w. II. As
pny, 6 William street, John Meakm 3ll Broadway aud 70
Maiden Lane.
Price 81 per bottle ma lmecc
CHRIST's SECOND COMING AND REPLY TO
~ DOWLING-Rey. II. v. SCALE will expose the absur-
des Of Mr. Dowlings recently published in the
Trbune tomorrow aerpoon and evening" at the church
Of Catherine and Madison streets In the morning. Mrs
Christ' Second Comng place. Services
mence at half past 10, at 3, and at
The Mi night Cry" this day published at 36 Park Row.
an interesting exposition Of the 18th keye atons
yno Stos; important facts Popery; brief Reply to
cr weeks, showing how completely he has failed IN his ef
Iofts Letter from Rev. J. B. Cook and much important
tenigence; Correction Of Fasehoods, Music, &c.
MEDICAL AID-Doc!o Glover apprses those who desire
- 20 consult physician Of regular medical acquremeDs
erence, that lie will be found at his Offices
"a an once practice for the last years this city,
% o. several reatie. those diseases
M auention during that The re-
nave put into his hands several ne re needless
wnc aIe very quek IN pc forming His medicines are
~ u with all necessary directions and small
pooh gvng symptoms treatment, and Office In No
Am srset-pnvate entrance, fourth door from Museum
RlLLS OF EXCHANGE all parts Of EoaIsod Ireland
and sums 81 50 $40. Sis anv amount,
payable at sight without discount. Peson. -nn
ting their friends will find safe mshod %no q, remit
| ..u, p J. SYLVESTER.
| ms ~ WsI sweat -nd R~rsdvsv
| T IVERPOOL OKRELL COAL-ioo tom. ~,--.a,.5--.
very superior article board ship Hottngucr Id Of
| Woodruff q kINTURNs
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90 g REWARD-Lost, white pointer slut with
yellow spots.on her side, and her ears yellow with
A III white her rights; to the hume OF Bet
Any p turning of Roosevelt and
Oak Houston shall receive the above reward
m3 3tsr HENRY CORNELL.
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DIR. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY 2e<k Fulton street mes

UIbFENSAHT, ZBlH FuIt0n Stroet nodf
dreenwieh-Dr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
W. continues be consulted daily all diseases ofs delicate
NATURE and all those distressing symptoms
dcious treatment and the mprudent fquack medicines
delicate diseases in ali their various anac and
mild safe and inble substitute mercury, eTadca
patent 70 risk OF restricting him musua diets
INSTRUCTIONS the urehra. such and
Of the prostate gland ompanied with much m
Sgences Of mal-teatment Dr. M treats structures in scen
c manner promoting absorption Of the thkened circular
membrane without any pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLlTY.-Thousaadso Of young
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence
eret destructive habit whose nerves further from
the Of n0stums pretended specifics which stimulate
only induce depression Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
Letters post paid and containing suitable fec will
Union BY his giving history of his case in detail 2o4k Full
on street near Greenwich ma 1m~r
CTEAM POWER, with well lighted rooms to let in Hoes
~ buildings" Nos. 10 and 81 Gold Enquire the
yemacss md 1wr
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DOOR and destitute people invited attend ameeng
tomorrow and every evening next week at the corner Of
poor nav have relief on Monday ard Thusdy each
week All persons who will visiting committees are
invited To attend such meetings. .. .'-'. .
New York March 3, 1873 ma 1T
1 by g. Saunders for keeping Razor always IN oIderan
produces smooth and thin edge tenth Oh the
time required hone, without using oil or water NO otner
article kind has been known and APP
proved Of having beel for the last twenty-five IN constant
in nearly all the cutlery establishments Europe, and
there acknowledged 10 have no equal In New roE,
without the aid of putting established reputation
all parts Of America being the only hazor Strop that VIII
Certificates the possession of the inventor from the
scientific gentlemen Of both countries speaking highly OF
superiority When taking into Consideration those
gentlemen have no interest in The sale Of he article and
give their testimony without solicitation speaks volumes IN m
favor IL the only Strop that has been deemed worthy Of
would stamp IT as being the climax of perfection.
That may be more satisfactory the public the names Of
those who have given certificates to the merits o.
dent OF the American Institute Prof. John Gcom, Dr. Va
entne Mott, and Mr. Mliken, cutler Royal Navy, SOL
Strand Mandatory lG3 Broadway, New York ma lm*r
M EDlCATED YAPOR BATHS. IS Courtlandt street, es;
w tablshed is26scarlet fever colds nfammatory and
CHRONIC rheumatism cured in few by the off p
CaTolls Medicated Vapor Baths.
Open from O'Clock in the morning till nine o'clock night
sulphur bahs require one hours notice. Portable
baths sent TO part of the city Brooklyn Bathing tubs
and mp baths Tor hire md lwr
THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER, No. a. OF
this day Saturday contains-Remarkabe Trials, No.
Judges Belts and Conkng Bankruptcy-In tn Common
Piess-Swedensterned " Observation-Disclosures
English Cases (eceny aecded) Court Of Queen:
Bench and the Court of Exchequer Published by Samuel
Owen, Editor and Proprieor at 2 AN street, New York.
annum or s. for half in advance Is
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CLIREHUGH'S
SCOTTISH MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Will Take place at the Apollo Concert Rooms, No 40
w Broadway, on Tuesday Evening, 7th OF March.
PROGRAMME.
Glee-The Boatie Rows. Misses Cumming & MIR.
ClirehuRh
Song-Draw the Sword Scotland, Mr. ClirehuRh
Duet-My Am Fir-side, Misses Cumming
Song-O a. the ARTS the wind can blaw Mr. Clirehugh
BsiadIThour game ava ffae me, Mary MissM Cumming
SeDg-Logan Braes Miss g Cumming
Song-Bonne Prince Charlie, Mr. Clirehugh
Baad.Lizzie LINDSAY, Miss A Cumming
Song-My Mamie D. Mr. Clirehush
Duet-Weel may the Keel Row., Misses Cumming
Balad-My Boy Tammie, Mr. Clirehush
Song-My Tochers the Jewel, Miss M A Cumming
Song-Ths Rowan Tree Miss q Cumming
Song-Waes me for Prince Charlie, Mr. ClirehuPh
Duet-Werc over young Z marry yet, Misses Cumming
Balsd-Lucys Fitting, Miss M A Cumming
Song-When the Kye Come Hame, Mr. ClIrehugh
baad-Saw thipg7 Miss u Cumming
Balad=yohn Anderson my 10, Mr. Clirehugh
Duet-What's a. the Steer Kmmer Misses Cumming
0ee-Theres nae luck about the house, Misses Cumming
and Mr. Clirehugh
Prog containing the words OF the less familiar songs,
with critical historical and explanatory notices. be had
with es ch ticket.
Tickts cents, be had all the Music Stores Mr.
Clehugh eos Broadway the door the evening Of the
entertainment
Door. open at precisely entertainment commence
precisely. n2eod3r
SODA WATER-BREWERY.MOr for supplying SO
Blocker street.
Brewing premises to let with fixtures. consisting of boilers
vats mill pumps &C. good situation for the Root Beer bu
sness Apply as above. f282w~r
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auetloneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Sfsyss Nos. a .ann and IFS Fulton stSsss.l

SATURDAY.
Al l0x o'clock the sales room.
ture Of genteel family leaving the city.
Also the entire OF the elegant cabinet furniture contained In
Also stock house furnishing articles, table cutlery &c
Sale Of Valuable Paintings superior rano forte' ana INST
Consisting OF 81 superb original painngs various subjects,
rich gilt ames sspendld rosewood and mah9ssny piano
fos celebrate maken;s quantity Of beautui city ca'
net furniture, warranted workmsmhp.
about 500 feet of mahogany boards suitable or piano
'0''s or CABINET makers TUESDAY.
Atioh o'clock in the sale rooms:
IRISH linens cslcos musns gnghams, de laiDes cambcs
ace sha" satns collars capes, veils' hosiery gloves m
Also London cloths, vestings satnets
ety elegant clothing faucy and pledged articles ewely
&C., IN lots to suit purchasers. without reserve.
Also an assortment hne clothing comprising over rock
Also, English patent lever watch splendid movement
, po With an w @
Al'0 several ''m"0%S9iE :DIssS "a T'A''
At 10k o'clock IN the sales
Elegant Furniture Of II stiss,YD,lsST'
At l05x o'clock at the auction room.
Lare sale of beautiful paintings and splendid piano forte
and variety of chioce furniture
HENRY 4. RIELI., AuetI.
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
Store so4 Broadway corner Of Duane streets
door sales Of household furniture attended to IN
niiuSe. Pianos &C.. every "Wednesday and Saturday.
At l0k o'clock at the auction ROOM
Avsety Of and second hand furniture, comprising the
usual articles in the line.
Also one electrifyng machine and one omnigraph.
At 10Y o'clock &C sales ROOM
fine assortment Of wines imported and domestic ssgars
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LEARY IL CO.,
WILL ntroduce the Spring Fashion for lGenemens Hats
2sfi Str NO: CAS- AsTOR HOUSE.
A M bERIChiS AND EOEEIgN NEwsPAPEE- AND
- arEhiOpiCAL AGENCY, No. 4 Ann street, N. Y.
subscriber having compile his enabled
in the States or England.
Illustrated London News. Punch
Bells Life; Weekly Dispatch
sunday Tines Sarst
wilmer Y Smiths European Times.
Chas winners American News Letter
OF each steamer.
steamer. -
The Boston Notion. 50 per year, sk cents single
Ano all the publications Of the day.
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newsen OF all the publications and Of Philadel
charge for services rendered.
Any other Agency will be attended o!with the
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Messrs Greeley X McElrath, New York Tribune
Nessn wilson Co.. Brother jonathan
Messrs Burgess Zeiber Philadelphia
George Roberts Esq, Boston Times
Messrs Bradley < Co. Boston Mail
Adams CO. Boston
Mr.. George Jones, Albany
Mr. Charles Wilmer Liyerpool.
T. 3. West, Esq Havana.
asfsedlm "a. T FUTILE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04
CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
up BROADWAY.

OWING facilities afforded the subscriber In purchasing
" from first hands, and the liberal bestowed
his Emporium Of Fashion bv gentlemen Of taste he would
inform his and the public that he is enabled to sell the
fashionable much reduced from former
rces without diminution in quality style and fnish
hich has the epconiums of the fashionable world.
would direct attention his superior style of cutting
having employed OF the best cutters the country and
will warrant to fit the most difficult form
The subscriber would take this opportunity correct the
impression that perchase Broadway obliged
to for article Of dress than elsewher call upon
the subscriber and his Of Prices will convince the
sceptca that article Of clothing be obtained
this establishment cheap and fashionable other
house in this city.
splendid of Ready Made Clothing superbly
made, for sale very cheap for cash.
full suit made up at few hours' notice.
Isl 1missm EDyV'D. FOX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 4.


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