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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY ~.
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no sFT 3o.
Br LAKE, tBT Yoaus f De9sT e rs Middleton
R Rsnis.n Hssa. Ss% @
Co, CrOwell, Georgetown, sc. Post & Phillips.
Arrived.
TS,s 'G The V g. G Ss
Bremen ship Isabella ANDERSEN IT DAYS from Bremen with
NV 10 mes sn, on the @ Sandy Hook
shin phr M F,uep ls days from Apalachcola with
sehT Ann. Ann Ho ma Scott asy. from Newbern NC with
Schr B. Cooley, Camp from Richmond, with -four to
schr Albion. Bray DAVIS from Richmond, with flour, to
schr ve,per freeman from York Riverwith oysters,
Packet ship Philadelphia Hovey from London and Ports,
mouth, Dec: 10. with mdse, to Grinuell, Mptum & Co.
and Pomoa,S p@s ''e quebec "'a"' from London
Two ships one barque unknown
Genera: Record.
ondy has %ss s ct sn ecoef
with shr which carried away the bow.
spirit sutwstsI &C. The schI had her op.ail spidid
Bag 81 Ps q, which h. ashore will total
cargo of cotton has been safely landed.
Spoken.
Horato Rowland, from New York for China Nov o. lat 81
y'G,o, from Huvana for St john NIB Jan i4,h off Mon
Julia from Newport, RI. for Matanzas Jan 18th, off Fire
Alexandria, from New Bedford for Richmond Jan l5h off
T Beop Travis, from Porto CabsIIo for Baltimore, Jan
Foreign Ports.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 8-Sd Lord Wellington McRae New Or
ss s%"s a Hatch BoSG
Mo.is; ,lth' Sir Napier Griffin do ath, severn, brseo
z?@ Nt Sosi eyS EVsn
Fs ssd @ D'S
n,S nrancas Depo% Eohts savsnn1h CaIsdona do
jo'erbnt saSa~nsh cS Eliza KsR
Alfred vsT Boston" d. to o' sail a,h
'sss, cainns Ss~ %sm.s NYo,.
c%di Do Ae, ps Whit NYo
FALMOUTH, Dec l1Eaaee,l from orleen. for Antwerp
In THn CHANNEL, Dec O-Monsoon, Haett, New Orleans
R MsgaTr b Dec s SSH Lson'%e Wa,srs Nyck
S1s ssd Essuu ThS%Gpsoo Gb
0Iss.TIAH, NovssA Amazon Wedge, Alic.n, Sid 81
i%to 3.s cGs sid W WI P bsT: Sears. for o,r,
Palermo D'D' 9''''' III ''s"A'' anu
pom a win @ RG oMc,G for
sofds,o1 smith Wn.ow tssaH Alec e1'
selma Paw do; Wa;.a% SKR ecp% %sS;
Jsn
DISC sarah Of Newbern do Oscar arrived days from
PSsIS CAsEhLs Dec a-In port Florence HoEsna, from
Travis for Baltimore next day. Sid 2ith Virginia Trader
CAIcYr1A Oct 2l-In port Msssa.o Webb for Boston, 20
days only American an vessel Sophia SHELL for Boston sailed
Home Ports.
EAsTPoRT. Jan 5-Ar Texan Leighton, NYork.
oLMrs Hole, Jan Pho arrivals departures since 10TH
M Jan lsAn Rowena, Dill. Porto Cabello-
NORFOLK. Jan i2-sld Alpine, French West Indies.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHLADELPH.A. Jan le-Cld Seaman, Soul. Savannah.
BALTIMORE, Jan l5-Arr Georges Watts NOrlsan-3d
st So Ion 7s Is overheard Ghas w Emery, Of
TIsvers Porto Cabelo; Chief Van Name, NYork. Sid
Ellen Knowes. st Thomas; Geo Thomas Ryder, Portland
European, Stoddard Boston.
NoRFoLK, Jan A-Am Florida NYork; Thaddeus, do Cid
Alkmar, Charleson William Taman, West Indies; Rich
moud, do.
CHARLEsToN. Jan 2-a the ofng Le Belisaoze (Brl Lee
mannie st Pierre Mart; Bradshaw (Br) Liverpoo Dutch
bsrqus Joanna; DANISH Augusta and ship unknown
Cid Minerva, Knowles. Havre; Geneva, Coffin. Liverpool
Thames Sawyer. st Thomas.
SAVANNA Jan l0-AIr Cheftan B) Langhton Liverpool
Baldwo, Buckley, NYork Wilder, Shi lies, NOrleans
Wis%s W:5rep, III Ottawa, MeSssT. Rssrs$ Island Jam
Grand Turk Nichols Prospect Me; Lincoln Wooster Tho
COMMERCE Blanchard Kingston. Ja Echo, Dyer do
william Bacon Pensacola Ga Hamilton Johnson Boston
Parker Dwighf, dos Virginia, Balls HAVE; James Edward
do Montpelier, sackpoe do Caravane (Dansh) HohImann
Rio de J.nero; Albano Buxton Richmond larry Not Nc
In,yIe Grand Cailou
spoken
Nerd an OF Richmond from New Orleans Europe nc
date lat "a %, Ion sc IS
Ion 70 IS
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There very little movement in the markets generally;
some sales of real estate were made, as follows
The two story brick front house. with the building in
the and lot OF ground Ridge Grand
and Broome streets containing 25 feet front by 100 Deep
sold Tor 800
An undivided eighth part of lease having years
of the lot of ground No. 25 Greenwich street. containing
D feet front by l02 feet the south side and feet on
the nsrth side, sold for 1915
lot Of ground on the corner of the Second avenue
and 18th street. containing % feet y inches front by 100
feet deep sold for per lot SIS
Also, lots the ID llsth street each
containing IS feet q inches front by 100 feet Deep sold
per lot $50
Also lots llsh sreetnear I'd avenue same dimen.
sions as the above, sold for per lot $50
Moasses-New Orleans sold at 10 2Oc: cargo of New
IBERIA at l9c. By auction bbls New Orleans brought
lS3 a l9c.
Nspal Stores-Washngton Turpentine sold at 81 81.
Tar at 81 cents. Spirits 81 3sc gallsn.
Oits-Engsh Linseed sold on the wharf at 77yc gall
American has sold at 75c; $50 bbls Crude at SO SOC
Whale taken for home about acc.
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Foreign imporfatious.

LIvERrooShip Gack-325 sacks salt IS tons coal pkes
Coll ms eo-3s3 bars 500 bds iron Egeston Bsttee
- ppgs Chauncey co.. Chas Dobson--s Bird GILLIAN
col owen--lS73 Phelps, Dodge co-2i smith, Thurgar
c,--7 Wrght-3 Green-i Stewar--l4 Richardson n
Watson--2 Pn'prs col w B.nd-i Wolfe Gillespie
! VIM mou.iO Mccall so--ioo Jas Lee COT Geo
smith coes Sands, Fox co., Dan Hadden Ssoa-36 Jn'
Chhon COLO Oikey sons--l Napie--7 J & Howe &
Cog 1hos Hunt cos Bassstt \ CO w Whtwrieht
II Cameron y Brnd- 0 j * 4 Woudhead-I Jao Mayor-i
Geo Pierce Ne,ins COS Gorion Hooges co., Francis
Tones son-l s& Holmes-l Chester Ckik Aco-l a \
son--3, Phpps COT l. Wyeth-l Z Robillarl-i A X
Van Nesi w Steelel7 Jno Nieholson7 Wright Siurges
x Shaw-5l8 10 order
Isabel,Soo pcs bsgsing us brs oelehs
monds Fedt Beac3 pkgs Motz Poitz3s chsts Schcs.
senger Henschen-2 bis WIGHT Ssyre-i Crugher-i q
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Cattle MarIxet.a.

In this market prices without material alteration
Beeves, of which few Virginia from the Philadel
phia market fetched from 81 to SIS 75and even So hum
dred weight. sheep and Lambs ranged from ST. to 81
head, and Cows and Calves from $40 to S35.
Mark the difference between prices in market and
in Philadelphia.
Last week in Philadelphia sales of Beef Cattle were
made from to cents extra sic. Cows and Calves at
Sl6to s23 extra $50 to $34 Sheep from ste to 81
ira So l23.
Is not the difference in prices much than the cost
OF transportation thence7
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arr1ed.

On Sunday evening 18th instant by the Rev. Nathan
Bangs, d. d., CHARLES FRASER to Miss SARAH E. MYERS
daughter OF Charles Myers all of the city of New
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Weekly Report of Interments
In the City and County of New York. from the 9TH day of
Jan. to the 1t'h day Of Jan. I8a3
20 Men 80 WemeB so Boys al Girls. Total, i6i

81 Men; 81 w emeb; 30 Boys al Girls. Total, 16i.
AbsceS, 2; Aptha Apoplexy Atrsphy, |; Asphyxy /;
Burned scalded 4; Cachexia Cancer Child Bed
Cholera Insnun Consumption 3O Commissions i5 Croup
Hives B. Congestion OF BRAIN l. Cong srion OF Lungs q;
Dahea, Q; Dropsy 81 Dropsy in the head The chest
Il Drowned Dysentery, 2; Disease of skin Debility. Q;
grys,peas Fever pueP, rat 2; do scarlet III Whooping
bowels, Il do Of lungs 10; do of stomach, do Of throat
do OF liver INSANITY q lntemperanee Il Lues Venerea |;
Marasmns, u Nj aisle 3: Mortfcaon. 2; Old Age, Small
Pox Teething, /; Tumor. |; Unknown, l; Variolod,
Under year. 40 To years III TO B. 81: TO- g. 10 10
90 81 20 TO 30 49, 30 TO TO- 2 40 TO So is; 50 III 10 TO-
g. 30 to 90, l.
PLACES NATIVITY
jnted States, us, Ireland, 10; England, T. Scotland, o.
Whes, 2 ,'.rmany Q; Switzerland. Il West lniils, q,
south America, I: unknown. 8
OF the bove, there from Almshouse Bellevue
q Hospital Il Bellevue, 10: Small Por Hospital sckwels
stud 81 Insane HosI do, !; fitv Prison II C Hospital
2 Maine Hospital. /; Long Island Hospita2.
COlorcd Persons ...Ii
yNO. II GRTsCOM, NJ. d. CITY Inspector
CITY Inspectors Office. Jan. 49, isl3.
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At Yorkville on Monday the 10th inst Mr. NATHANIEL
MuMroRD HAZARD, aged 80 years.
His friends and those Of his brother George Hazard
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this day
o'clock from the house of his brother.
On the 18th instant, after long and painful illness
which she bore with christian forude, Mrs CATHERISE
POWERS, In the saith year of her age.
Her relations John and James Brennan also Moses and
Thos Barnwe and friends respectfully invited to
tend her funeral Tuesday afternoon CLOCK from
herllate residence 1877 Duane street.
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n3. sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLAsTERS ARE
particularly adapted to all the pains and rheumatic ac
tons which prevail in consequence Of cold and changea
BILE weather Their effects wonderful, afording
mediate relief in the worst cases. They recommend
in the back SIDE pains in the chest legs
and also to all who may be suffering from the proracted
EFFECTS Of chronic disease The genuine article to be had
10 Aston House. 227 Hubs street, II East Broadway; Sc
William street; and ls9 Fulton street, Brooklyn
% GREAT VERDICT IN THE PHYSICAL
COURT.-Came on recently before the assembled wis
dom of the country, which called together on this
important for the trial Of one of the most impor
tant cases that the world has witnessed This no
less than bill of indictment preferred by that arch de-
mon Consumption against the most popular and valuable
remedy of th- age by universal acknowledge Pease
and Sons Hoarhound Candy. 1t fully and clearly
plants which end in DEATH this medicine has completely
overthrown More than ten thousand witnesses testified
huence Consumption would be driven entirely from
the land The jury without leaving their Seats returned
at verdict for the defendants amid the congratula
tons offs audience who had ALL to greater or lesser
tent felt its benign influence in the recovery of that great
blessing health. Remember this, ye afflicted, in time II
you are troub with the inclination towards cough
cold do forget that they the advanced guards
ofconsumption the heralds of his approach few pack
ages will keep away months and years OF sickness is
Philadelphia Redding and Co State street, Boston,
Mass.
N9- LECTURE ON IRELAND-By W. E. Robinson
Of New Haven, Conn, graduate Of Yale College,
ngs, corner of Cranberry and Fulton Streets Brooklyn
subject-The Union of Ireland with England The Apollo
Glee Club of Brooklyn under the direction of Mr.. W.
T. Jones' have kindly volunteered to sing several appro
pirate songs and gees during the evening. Mr.. Jones
will preside at the piano. Performances will commence
at half past O'Clock Single tickets 25 cents. Tickets
admitting three persons so cents be had at the door,
03- THE ANTIBTLIOUs PILL PREPARED UNDER
the direction of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
infinitely superior to the drastic purgaons pulled off
universal panaceas. Sold in boxes at 25 cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
81 Nassau street.
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letter carrier, lately employed in the City Post
Office in Washington, D c., has absented himself
from that place, having been detected in embez-
from five to fifteen thousand dollars. The money,
it appears, was distracted at sundry times from the
drawers of the several carriers in the Office and
from letters containing remittances which it was
vdual is not mentioned, and no notice of the affair
has yet appeared in any of the Washington papers.
Bali. Clipper, Jan. IL
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

01- Owing TO some mismanagement, two letters
of our Washington, and also one from our Balti.
more correspondent, due on Saturday and Sunday
were not received till last night
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A MEXICAN LAND. AND LOAN OFFiCE.-WiiI,am
u. sinners having above thirty years experience in the
himself also feeling great confidence from the Ibers
patronage he has heretofore enjoyed respectfully soics the
sn G ,n nf S aS the psca Of %
OF New York for the purchase sale exchange Of Houses
and Lots Farms and Lands either private or
Farms for collecting the and for taking
agency and supervision of Real Estate also for the supen
tendance Of erecting and repairing Buildings.
Persons having SELL exchange let, will find
to their advantage to apply at this Office rather than any
other IN the CITY, both in point Of economy and despatch
vertised in two the widely circulated journals
and every honorable exerion made dispose of the
should the property NOT be sold private SALE WILL de-
He will also .sctng property OBJ
ang and 9anng OF money on bond and mortgage other
securities taking special receive ample security for
money loaned; and TO have titles property examined
emen OF the legal profession Of established character for
Holders Of grourd that requires improving find
NY TO adv antage to apply to him. his knowledge Of
ent localities Is Of the import his long
9aintance with the building of will nibe him get
mem erected on the most enable Al lar less
He will also take charge Ct intended for public
sales as his knowledge from experience in getting sales
VIII be of great value IN intending dispose of their
property he will the adve
properly distributed and superintendent and direct the
Will be found be that prone y
for the last three four years has been frequently sacrificed
from the want OF proper attention and skul management
individuals or companies that require take charge
economically manged-and all moneys received promptly
paid over Persons wishing hire purchase property or
exense-and persons residing distance denrous sci
purchase real by sendn description the properly
will receive immediate attention
All letters for the purchase sale exchange re- estate
wiLLIaM L. ,iMERs AoeIie.n land and L1su office,
20; wall street, NeN lOrk and the by yad
b. Contracts and other PAPERS prt ped Al this ,hc,
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FROM JAMAICA We have per Echo, very late
dates from Kingston, and file of papers
There appears to be little abatement OF " Mya-
lism'' on the island.
The Earl of Elgin is in good health
Great dissatisfaction exists relative to the manner
in which III. B. Ms. mails are taken and delivered
by the West India steamers.
The Jamaica Legislature has granted premium
of ESQ to Mr.. Gourgues for his success in the cult
walton of cotton II appears from the report of the
committee appointed to investigate into Mr.. Gour-
gue's claim, that from 10 of land in the parish
OF ST. Andrew, planted in 1871, crop of 10000 lbs
of cotton was obtained, and that much larger
crop from the same fields is expected early in the
coming year-and that the cost of cultivation and
preparation for market of such crop fll9 10 Sd;
and that the net proceeds thereof has amounted TO
the sum OF E233 6s Sd, thereby showing apparent
profit upon the cultivation in question of fll3 lbs
4d, or nearly 100 per cent.
At Antigua the yellow fever still ragged to a me-
lancholy extent-N. o. Commercial Bulletin, Jan.
5h
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20 There are some men who spare exertion
expense to please and aonsh the public and such
is Barnum, Of the American Museum. Look at his bill
this week, and self concentrated so many at
fractions General Tom Thumb delights as much as he
aonishes and wonder and terror mngle with the mag
nhcencence and submiy of the connag ration of Mos.
cow Improve the fine weather. and do not fail to see the
present combined attractions they are too good and
100 many to last.
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N5- THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTIC MIXTURE
cures a. cases of gonorrh@a, gleet seminal weakness
and debility Of the generave system. cure is guaran.
teed IN all Sold by authority of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York In
large bottles, price 81 in small do, so cents in cases a.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal ohioe Of the College, OF Nassau street.
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Ban krupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Jonathan D. Wilson, Kingston, Ulster Co., halter.

HowEs BENEFIT AT THE AMrHIrHEArRE.--Thise evening
there will be given at the Bowery Amphheare one Of
the most splendid equestrian and gymnasc entertain
snent ever offered in this city, the proceeds being for the
benefit of Seth B. Howes, the very popular equestrian
manager of that aourhug and highly respectable estab
lshment In addition to the already extensive troupe
there is array of some twenty thirty volunteer
combining the united equestrian talent Of the Union
Among other matters there is to be splendid repre.en
taton Of the Carnival of Venice, full display of the
Grecan Olympic Games, splendid scenes and acts of
horsemanshp By lady and gentlemen performers extra
vaganzas, comic songs, &c &c. Mr. Howes' unring and
successful efforts to cater for the public will him
n bumper.
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Stookhold Stock


In these ,7sa people, of whom aaa foreign to the
State has been vested by law the sole privilege Of fur
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Mr.. EDITOR = r-~7
Awaiting myself of the kindness that you have
ever eylnced IN giving information to those who
apply for it, l would ask, whether to your know
ledge, there is such thing in this State as &c Ma
nual Labor School," and il so, wherel
Having heard OF the existence of such an insttu-
ton, and that the avails of large farm. cultivated
by the students, paid for the tuition and supported
the institution, would be very happy 10 avail N.Y.
self of such an opportunity TO further my education,
if such an institution really exists Or is this there
whose whole time (when employed at ALL which is
not my luck at present., lis engrossed in getting his
bread and butter by mechanical pursuit. ask, is
there any way by whichsuch person, so situated,
can obtain sufficient education to call forth the ia
Tents that God Almighty may have implanted in him!
Please enghten an INQUIRER.
p. S-Though it may not be usual for you to no.
tce individual cases like this, yet l beg you to
make It an exception to your general rule, by insert
ing line OF information in your valuable paper
Yours, respectfully. |.
ANswER.-We publish the inquiry, to see if we
anget an answer
LrrE BoArs-A Francis's patent Life Boat was
sent to England yesterday for British frigate, that
one hundred persons cannot swamp. There is
siderable difference between this and boat that will
only sustain one man and scarcely that. In future
all these boats are to be stamped so that passengers
will have opportunity of seeing for themselves if
vessels are provided with them.
AN OUrRAeE.-Under this caption in yesterdays
Herald, giving an account of gross outrage on an
aged citizen, by a Dry Dock stage driver you re.
mark that "such fellow would insult female pas
senger with more pleasure than eat dinner
Such fellow did insult, and outrageously insult
very young female, some two or three weeks since,
At the corner of Edndge and Grand streets. She
had handed him ticket, got cut of the stage and
had reached Eldrdge street, when the driver vio-
leny seized hold Of her, and demanded one shilling
from her, using profane language, and fercey tel.
ling her that il she did not pay him he would force
her into the stage, and take her to the stage house.
telling him the ticket had been given to her mother,
by one of the drivers of that line, and requesting
HIM to return it. This however, with curses he re-
fused Doubtless the villain is the same who abused
the aged gentleman
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Passengers Sailed.
HAvRE-Packet ship Silvie de Gra,se-Mr H. Walter of
1.rm
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M A R [ TIM f HERA Id.


We snail esteem favor If captains OF vesselI will give
70 CoTnmodore ROBERT SmvEy, Of our news fleet
por i tn chipping left the whence they sailed The
spoken on their list of their end
oIegn ~ apers orpews they have He will hoard them
immediately hr srivei Agents and al
home or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
once All the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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AMERICAN MUSEfJM

AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Marble Building, Broadway, opposite ST. Paus Church.
Concentration and combination &c novelties unparalleled
In accordance with the Of of the first ami-
lies in the city and for the qualification oft public the Ma
regardless OF the truly the
same has engaged for weeks ending Saturday
January 2s that of all curiose smallest of
GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR!
The smallest Dwarf IN all This perfect specimen Of
the sma scale before heard Of Be
and evening Museum, without charge He il II
years ole, but : inc hes high, and
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS!
That being precisely his weight when bat months DID,
The General fine symmetrical proportion and decidedly
the perfect Dwarf the world most surprsiux
living curiosity that sstonished the public.
First week Of the Magnificent Moving Diorama of
THE DEPARTURE OF THE ISRAEL1TESl
expense with scenic effects music prsces
&c OF plendOr produced Dury Lane
'' PoRTUGUEsE III LANDSCAPE NEAR LISBON.
The SEA introducing STORM and sHfPWRECK.
- SPLENDID FAIRY 0ROTTO.
Mr. H. u. Sherman, the popular ballad singer La Pc
e Celeste the admired danseuse Miss Hood, charming
vocalist, and T. g. Booth, the Comic Singer ENGAGED
Also sgnor Vvalds decidedly unrvalled Mechanical FL
CURES.
The Myserioos Gpsey Girl engaged and can be privately
consulted from A. NJ. till o. lock P. M
The whole conclude with
THE CONTEMPLATION OF MOSCOW.
Performances commence II o'clock
Dav performances sday and Saturday afternoon ~
o'clock. ~
Admission to all Is cents-Children half price, jis
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sales at the stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

Second Board
50 shss Long Island AK
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NJ young lad who LETT his home Wednes
Az day. the 18th inst and whose absence much
snes TO his family, will with them he may be
assured that the past will he forgiven and will
opposed.
Ia order that this notice not be mistaken the youth
whom is addressed will recosct that he had in his
sion letters 70 N and and L. Of which he handed
the gentleman TO whom directed the Aston house.
about rast on the above day. He had also open
addressed TO his parents jyl6 1wssuc
T. .G!bBONS' GRAND FANCY AND OSTUME
~. ASSEMBLY, at the Apollo Rooms.-EDWAkD B.
GibBONS, OF Nblos Garden, respectfully informs the
subcr6ers his friends and the public generally that his
Bali vii take place Friday Evening Goth January
me above rooms scale of and
Inc rooms WI be decorated in chase and beautiful style
The Band Will of quadrle and
wsItze musicians in New York. Leader Mons. Myrer
The REFRESHMENTS supper. &c, will be introduced with every
dehcacy OF the season. from the Of
termination OF the evenings epjoyments
The tickets Will be So to admit Gentleman and La
dies and 70 include every reshment during ming
Tha ball room to be opened eight o'clock and the dancing
to commence at nine O'clock precisely Persons DESTROYS OF
TICKETS VIII have the goodness to make application for
before Thursday ncI can be issued after that
period.
% Application for Tickets be made the following
places M Heater No 10 Park Row L. Jones ESQ. 100
Broadway Mr. W. son 595 Broadway Mr.. Putnam Lafa
etse Hail. Broadway Mr.. Gibbons, III Maiden lane Mer-
Ger Green Esq. Suyvesant Institute Mt Florence, Park
Row at the Franklin House the Howard House If Mr..
ton street. /, I6.tIQr