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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

LTRAAtAR lNE.-The Nuremburg U!trama-
" .- fred ios sale By the subscriber, although new
preparaioD and get unknown ~ this country, X
extensively used throughout England and the
E.urDe, aud there universally admitted TO b. not
only equal the Uaariue formerly prepared OF the Iaps
from all poisonous particles, and exposed 10 the t the
open heat, Ganpness o suiphu5ic yapoH, Il WI" Eeyer
fade CHANGE the contrary It's brightness VIII Dr. consd
erdby improved exposed the heat OF room. the ay "i
the the influence OF the anosph.te ~ general " ar
rantjn the above stated qualities the Uramorne con
i-nty recommended 10 the particular notice OF -
lst. Pti+r manufacturers, for biu-ing the Kun -
ID. Manufacturers OF cotton and WOODEN stu''' '"e"
yarn. Sc
3D. Ja2anners and varnae for ackerng COACHES ad sun
whie lad wl III the purposes o common 'aihh
itil. Manufacturers of colored paper. -,
5t Painters OIL and al iEesco iof painting rooms Gec"a
lions. &c. ,1
OF paper hangnss and for ptlntIh-'
7th Printers and liih0slaphef
2th Parsrsrs, 70 paint plaSirf.d wall
9th L5unGfeses Tor bueng llEen lace, oobonHts >c of
tl. starch used by them -.
II nay be used for preparing both hI9, INK anu INA oI
substitute for Iadlgo, Pfussian blu~t me
d.rea; compositions OF bo,h ad for most other blue rnr
raj c0or5 IL has been proved thai bueug with
l. lar les x--lsiy- than with the Saxon Bin or Ss 10
of No. of the former Will 20 IS lar as lbs oi eht' %
over Ultramarine, beIng o much brighter ana n9 I
rnanant blue color better quahe To- bueipZ e N 3,
Whit stu II; as linen ianne cotton, calico. TWIST llk
cotton aud 4c-s The inventors OF the above sri's nav
also taken pster for tL- exclusive nAhhiaetpr -
GREEN ULTRANftRISE. winch II OF ,h- Sarr cnuto-
qualItl-s "a me Blu !
Y will b. found 10 supply The ong-lt want OF dufa
r--n oorFurther particulars, with diIeetions ioF a''i
the ulttamarne, mag be had al tne s'f ~ sruyrIDrR
;.9n I'm 10 South william and 70 Stoie-stTeets.-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

III; SebrinG's Anti-Dyspeptic and Resfo-
SauVe CORDIAL. soveregl Remedy for Dyspepsia and
ssfoa. Affections II Is highly recommended by cminent
sicians and by persons who have been benefited by IT.
ea Noo Murray street near Broadway Prce per bot
lie, and So per dolrh. .lO lnis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

C,AMUEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
CMIUM KITCHEN RANGES-The subscriber invites
the public call his Range EStab shmemt Ill Fulton
prices from s25 to 500 These Ranges constructed as
be used with any kind and with he ordinary kitchen
utensils Tn. always ready for baking and without
hndrace to the other necessary cooking opr,atoas. They
certain for smoky cimneys; and also allow III The
the strongest evidences that these Ranges superior TO
others, that there less than three persons Infringing
are cau,ione have her instituted against them for
satisfaction in every case SAMUEL PIERCE,
eoi lws Sole Inventor and Proprietor, iii Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

Empire Fire Engine Company, No.
42.-The Members of this Company reu.!, their slaceIs
thanks 10 Messrs Brastea Ioh Of the United states
Hotel the liberal supply Of refreshments furnished them al
the fire in Waier-stree, ON TUESDAY evening
HENRY SNYDER, Foreman.
JAS HmLyEn Secretary.
r." Doctor A. Sidney Doans has Tssunsu iIsaa ~, ~
practice of Medicine the City Of Newly oR. sia i;s
Warren street. y. +. corner Of Church. ny - W
r Barry's wigs and scalpS.mlihe ps - me rosnm eUn
cture his unrvaed heads hair for the last tM ysSL az
far exceeds his sanCune tha, he
The best star and es, The city They m esn sar p hla TrTas Sa
At i6 B.oadway- c.rner oi G'r, r"nne, je3 I'm.
Notice.-Those persons having
FH73,ne n snN dserpon dispose Of who are n5sas
InE up ssn1n their address calling upon
al OF their sooui Goods 70 any amount urchased.
''e SuU'''''' F. F.COLTON. lib Fulton-street, and
81 Ann-street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
FIRST MUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
iDor those Ladies who desirous o purchasing good
shoe that theirs all made OF the finest French materials.
ON lasts suited the SHAPE OF the foot that but superior
work kmen empoyed that manuiactory unde the
.uTrs,rnience OF Very competent foreman and thai
have on hand AL m,, extensive assortment consisting
Of every fashionable style OF Ladies' Misses. Boy and Chill
l Boots ard SHOES ana also, import direct from the first
m krrs IN Paris, Ladies French Sho> lce assortment al
say, on hand. TUTTLE & HAYWARD.
20 Bcooadway, door above Readr-strest.
y BIT. x II. received silver Medal and Dipom. for
<uIr;or samples Of Ladies Gate. Boots aud Shoes the
lac Fair in this city.
Measures taken. and orders promptly executed e2e 9m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of NewY motto. hereby given TO I'll
r,ons having claims James Houshton late oi the
civ New iofk merchant deceased present the
with the vouchers thereof The subscriber his Office No
20 Wa!lstgeet IN the city OF NrwYor before The ifst
i.y OF January rext.Dat-d E-YerL the 29, da June
1913, ROfALL HOTOhi otS,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

W7ANTED-A situation by respectable young
reference gwen Apply 22o Mulberryst je29lt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
DIED,

Ca Wednesday morning Doctor Christopher B,csa. aged
Sfais; H. f.;.,s - invited to attend HI. ca,.,,
'on his late residence No Is Broadway at O'Clock, Nj
as dsy, 29;h inst;
Ga "Wednesday, as,h INST after lingering illness, aged 50
!sais, Thomas Swords.
On wedncsd,v mornnC, 2sth inst suddenly, of peursy
aSald NJ Swain sou Of the Peter Swan, ~ the 2d year
Ga Monday morning, 10th inst Terence Kelly IN
'F e 2'th year Of his ase
oa Moa3ay 26tl Instant suddenly Henry Asaph Stone,
go % II noaths Youngest child Of Eienry a. Stone.
oa Noaday tornins, 27,h lust. Stephen D. Allen, NJ d.
sssS 80 years and ! mouths
oa'he 2S,h lust, of apoplsxy Jonathan Marshall, aged
h Bsinbridge Chenango county on the 10th inst, lsaae
S ESQ attorney and counsellor at law, Ia the 33d ,ea
Springfield, otsego County, on the 10Th inst, Miss Jane
- aaghiet Of the late Rev. Andrew Oliver.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

WASHINGTON ELIXlR-A sure and lasting
w cure for the Fever and Agge Dyss.tery DiarhH,n
offered with confidence by ths Propietors Agent H.
MGuiON 27 Bowery, corner of Gandistreet and eornt
virtues read the following: Extract OF after from g. W.
Aler:on, ESP, Alderman Of the Twelfth Ward " pur
chased some OF your Elixir aud tried old my
employ who had used all other remedies without effect he
had become yery weak tha, he could rise from his
bed give him the Elixir and astonishing 10 sae the
good effect, the old man, revived him immediately and
in three days with ttl weak he able TO DO ms
Ordinary work. sy family after the old haa Deem SO
evea used the FL xr aisc and were IN each case ell
iectual;y restored 10 health. - c;,-
havo in 4 severe attack Of Dysen;ery IN my iamiiy
chez ked il in using one dose Of the Elixir ,,,,
remedies without effect Fever and ASue oi i've months
standing instantly relieved after using bout
fall Of the Elixir and has been troubled with the Asue
since"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

f. " GtroS Dear sir,Yon will please 70 inform the
nnbjic r,t have used the Washington Elixir for al
tar Of Diarra about six months since and cured with
dose less th. an hour have not had It since also
racked and cured her less than hour and she
has never had since the last about four months
Your ob't serv't, ARNEST FINK.
p SIN all cases of worms IL never fails. ie29 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
NJ RIFD

On Wednesday, At the Amy stree, Church. by the Rev
W. Williams, Mir George Waite, OF Albany, to Miss MARY
H. Fox, Of this ci,y.
A, A,El;zabe,h,own n j. on the morning OF Tuesday 27,h
a by the Rev Charming Moore William G. Ball Of this
CITY to Matilda, daughter OF Hon, William Chc,wood.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

! A1IANIED-A place by a very capable nice
glri as Nurse or Seamtre.s. Apply No lSS Beeci.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
OIL DEAR! OH, DEAR.

What is the matter irieodl gan neither with relish
pn sleep without watchiuness; and when speak voice
sinks in the seventh age aud pipes and whistles in the sound
You We got violent cold and influenza in their worst forms
and unless YOU mean 10 get something than this
FRY nacsace of P.asas Horehound Candy Read the follow
Lnrif sniiic
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

| w ANTED-A situation TO do homework by
very respectable girl who very best OF city
reference for capabty &c. Apply No. % Prnce-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
small advance, WhOcS'Ir and frtalT by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWASGER
al2 eodrn M w all lI.str,

S,l TO LET-An old established Grocery Store,
:::H with large back and small bedroom attached
L"sS. also good cellar, situated in Aiuberrystreet be-
Walker and Blyardstrctts IL Of the best loca-
lions in this city having been kept Grocery Store these
last twenty-five AlO apartments 10 let Hester and
near the B6wery lnqueat No Bayard
street. i29 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

Manufactured by Robert NJ. Tuttle, Newark, y. j. and
for sale by w. y. Seymour Co.. No, Chatham square,
6. II. sword, li2 and Wenman * Wycoff li7 Broad~ay
Edward Ei-ld 90 No. Patt nn others. Ie2 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

WTANTED-Awomant 10 attend confectionery
store References honesty and capabity will be
reQnired. Applg al 90: Wall tbs day. ie29 L.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

grnacr, ,I,d gestures oi the, OIJRANCi OUTANG Far
ther than this, lis history imIenetabe mystery.
: Singular and rem lablc this being IS, there
thing about calculated the degree 20 offend the
decacy Of the refined female. No emotions, except
those OF pleasure aud admiration caused by witnessing
GREWTEsT CURIOSITY THE. WORLD EVER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

bI TIT, MORNINGS SOUTHERN MA.I'
From our Correspondent.
PHr-,nELPHIA, June 2s-P. NJ
Cleared ihis aernoon-Brgs Lcper, North PernaHi'
buco; Washington, Bishop Nlatsnzas
Arrived-schr oralloo, Lapkin, ds I'm Cape Haytien
Schr Dandy, Petty, 10 ds fm Nassau Mp.
Schr Barton, Lawess, 80 ds fin Grand Galleu La.
Wea,her-cleas and warm-WindS s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

0S-a WATCHESi WATCHES!-The largest
ne and splendid assortment of Watches in the city
Wa-is is be found the subscribers He is constantly
receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Silver Watches Of The
newest STYLE from the manufacturers IN England France
and Switzerland and seln, them retail much less pri
ces than any other house the city Gold Watches low
bought All watches warranted to keep good time the
rlaey returned Watches Clocks, and Jewelry, repaired
the best manner warranted lower than other place.
G. c. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry,
&c .,udr. w al .t un ai,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

~ The COmnencemento of the University o! the
Guy OF NewYork will be held to-day in the Mercer-street
IOn'rIo s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

&c-WIists Indian Vegetable Pills direct purifier otie
blood and description o pam because
ey eye from the body those ssgnant and corTnp uInrS
which IN. ynaa yincen, 20 he Indian
Vegeta Pills also aid digestion well purify The blood,
and therefore only drive d,cdse o every na rom te
body of the best the best uedcms Ii
the world for the of colds dyseiery, cholera morbus
and other diseases of the intestlncs.
Bc,rare Of CoteeitsIhe public are cauoned against
the many SPURIOUS medicines which order to deceive are
made outward appearance closely to resemble the above
wonderful Pills. =,
II should be remembered all genuine medicine has Wrghts
Indian Vegetable Pills neatly printed on the sides o me boxes
and that the word Wrghs be found all posi-
lively
Office devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine,
retaNos 239 tireeN Ch street New oIk
1873 street, Boston and No 1863 Race street fia
depiia.
Posi- OFFICE. Ncw.York, June 2s, l&i3
~ English MaiI.-Letter Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer Columbia, which leaves Boston Saturday EeXtte
sr Of july Will be closed at the Upper and Lower Post-oce
''TGS les 81 JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
Passengers Arrived
In the ship Independence from Lverpool-Absaom Shed,
Isabella Shed Mnneta Fink JAS Hat, Matthew Ryan,
Morris, Edw Ingoiley, Eugene Fink Fred Fink, William
Cooper 80 seerage.
In the bris Rebecca, from St Jonn R-Mrs Sampayot
Ia the brig Eliza, from St Crox, WE Morrison, Of s.
Thomas.
In Brig Exact from Savannah-C Renshawiand
Lady, w. Webster and Lady, Mrs. a. Huntington, Child
and servant; Mr.. A. Stevens lady and child; Mr.. j. Hem
drickson lady, four children and servant Mrs. Van Buren,
Miss Englard Messs Curtis Lowery Hutchinson, Trow
md StpI laT0.- As
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
NEW GOODS.
L 90 * At HISl
TO HOUSE.KEEPERS
HARDWARE.
WOOD-W ARE.
TIN-WARE.,
WILL0W-WARE, and


THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the public genera that he just received
large aud complete assortment of articles the above line
at the old establishment lately occupied BY w j. Jamison
which he offers n prices equally low, f lower than
any other eStablishment the city All kinds of pan Tin
War Wlow-Work meat and cheese Safes manu- actured
and kept constantly on hand Of all sizes Those who wish
10 purchase goods the above line will do well TO all before
purchasing elsewhere All kinds Of repairing this line Of
business neatl y executed. by JOHN JAMESON
% Inns 21 and 255l Greenwchst door above Murray
NEW GOODS AT THE NEW-YORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, l42 Fulton st.,
near Gentlemen arriving in the city and wanting
an outit WI! nd 1t for their call and examine
extensive stock of fashionable Cloths and Cassimees togeth
er with great variety of the richest Silks Chay and Mar
sees vesngs selected from MISUNDERSTANDING
very desirable assortment for gentlemen OF and fashion
make their selections from the style and workmanship
OF our garments challenge comparison with the
establishments the United States and confning
business exclusively cash. enbes ensure 10
toners very saving in the purchase Of their wardrobe
Cash on delivery, and abatement prices Strict pune
tuaty observed in filing orders
i.G e,r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

GUNNER GOODS for Gentlemens Wear--23l
~ Broadway, opposite the Fountair.-Encouragrd By the
extensive patronage elected the last year through hs
o.! principle which has averted almost universal complaint
that the cash the denQuenc OF
Others the undersigned has made such additions his
oassistants will enable him future all ders
with prOmItheS
Determined 10 carry the system Of small profits and
quick returns he solic attention goods
unsurpassed in richness aud variety, comprising French and
EnglSh cloths. Cassirneres all the and S:yas
Ve5tings in of patterns &c which wiz ho
made order under the superintendent ofeicrnt
prices which fail TO offer inducements tho
economist
Particular attention called style Of business and
Office Goats also Travelling Frocks large of
a26 stf W. r.. JENNINGS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

70 Az meeting of merchants held yesterday at the NeT-
chants Exchange in pursuance to prey Mr. Geo
Gfswo!d was called the Chair Mrs>rs. Edward ~ Co-
n Henry Grinneil Moses Taylor Hicks W. Field Mark
Spencer Jacob Harvey and John H. Hicks were appointed
Vice Presidents J. c. Van Beuren and a. B. Wilson, Secre
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

w farm porter in store or in any employment that will
bring living The advertiser used carpenters work
and understands the Of tools generally Should person
such man. he would be willing 70 give his whole tine
70 his employer benefit. A Wasiingtonian. Address to
L lrIbnn. office 10 III. l.. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

VNHE FIRM OF GREEN & CONkLlN hav-
L ing been dissolved by mutual consent the subscriber
informs the public that the Wholesale and Retail Clothing
business viii be continued b. him, the old established
stores No i BOWERY and No. 10 CHATHAM;
STREET where there will at all times be ionnd ini and
CLOTHING of all descriptions made in t latest and most
fashionable. styles which the OF those want
respectfully invited As he has made arrangements TO receive
by every packet the latest styles Of CLOTHS, CASSl
MERES YESTINGS Sc. and has secured the services of
experienced Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect salts
faction 10 all who may purchase.
y. B.-A splendid assortment OF Sprng and Simmer
Goods on haad. GEORGE I, GHf.EE.
N.w-York Nav l. 1873 e5 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

r- Published This Dny-Ofice 222 Broadway,
corner of Ann. SHAKESPEARE, Nos.
No. Saspcares Dramatic forks aud Poems, with Notes
md endidly ILLUSTRATED steel This number completes
the above work. Price % cents
BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE. for July Just recev.
ed This invaluable instructor for youth has met with extra
ordinary IL should be every family the be-
ns ony 81 q per aunum advance; Single number 2
thus placing it within reach ofall TO be had of
BURGESS * STRINGER,
1t 222 Broadway, of Anu-stfret
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

THE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGHT
LATCH, tfor street dcor5,) on new and approved
m ,, %eG%n a, So 1 bn @e to 81 Ie. e
them entirely obsiaed BY ,ls Invention It's durability;
keys pan yng low price, together with rs
ritz the prnc pal recommendations Of the Cylindrical
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

1873 East Broadway, or . Broad COT r.1chahSe fIace
To AIessrs. j Pease Son, i3 9ivison-st
NJ, Our Offices are at No. Ledger Buildings, Phad-l-
pdia 239 Broa,st Newark, j. l3e Fulton.s Brooky N;
Weed Waters, Troy. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

w L. CONkLIN (Iaic tlrm of Green q Conk-
w nl respectfully informs his friends and the public
that lac has removed No Bowery where he VIII nave con-
stantly on hand compst- Of Mems and Boys
Clothing all d-scripons Clohs Cassimerrs and Vostns
Of the fashionable kinds which Will be made 20 oder at
the shortest notice and IN the reltest styl
Dir c will saverinend his estah hHient and, as here
toore devote his personal the making OF Chill
drens Clothing
Also Cutt:ns done for those prefer having em made
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
TRAVELLERS AND VOYAGERS
AIT0N

Thousands Of our citizens now that the Summers melt
ing Sum upon u.s. about retreat fom the cys noise
and dust the quiet shades of country residence and
beg suggcs, that tley fl! UP leisure hour
furnish amusement and instruction the family circle than
purchasing and taking with them coody supply OF our
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

WHAT Is THE REASON that Proprierors of
w Warm Sea Water Baths have taken the Tyler
Gippe Why have The Physicians who make frequent u.s.
OF those btits escaped the influenza 1t = w he PsoE.
take the hnt, and wash themselves VlASDERNOORi'
WaIm, Cold aud Shower Sea Water Baths, Brooklyn
Heights. termination OF Pine ipile-street.
separate ai,r;men exclusively for ladies'. Single bath,
25 cents: ricketts, 81. jig 3is
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
DOBBs No % Bower now o-r their whole stock Of Car.
e,is consisting IN Part of splendid patterns OF suEo5
thre-ir double uperiI and fine Ingram CarI-lnS all oi
which having been purchased low for Gosh, will b. sold %
per cent lower than AZ any other store IN the city.
Thrge.ply tdTpetinz IS per ?ard.
Doublc SGpcrtle 80. ... -. is
Common CarPetlng ..2s 6d "
Floor O-C CiorFs. aay width As
ANDERSON * DOBBS. No % Bowery
i2s iws' Tie best Car!e Establishment above Hester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
Domestic Importasions.

CHARLEsroN-Ship Anson143 half casks lice Pilot ie
nsto rye mdao w Montgomery20 bes mdz' Thos
Wihhror8S whole and 36 hal, ro Su.tob20 bales
Cotton Sos pe khan More bales mlre Hsan, hi Ipss
SHAgLEsroN-Ship Ricbmond-e5 bales cotton 100 rice
rostat3 cotton Renirdl0a Iaffor-22l cotton Ay-
mai Cos bi,es wool 33i cotton SO rice order
Sssn,sN1t-bnr Msnson--3s bales cotton lockwood
o.; yey GJrtouJ Bronson; Oars Pope co; HILL CIV
~ n Colt; Lrse ryIor filtchcocs; Rogers Kitchen
VI, yenor-i WhiGe-7 Lhsrba,n-es CHS order
do Q bxs tncz brl beer boz order " - -
NEW Embarrassing Miton--l72s mig, Lad c IA Rogers
CO. 96 do Feldl3g bses he mp do skins bur frs
MeGreior eo1a6 bales jhn d, B. 80 hhds to-
10 ,be. MAJ ,n sIs e9,Iss dof Fra cs % BOsman
corn Churchma, kebets coil 90 n Feis.ssS b,,s,
cotton Brown, Bro,hsrs co2 chs beeswar 5uyda sage
ct-sO les bis flax seed % ord,r S"' "' N's~ -
NEW JOHANNESBURG Pscstinc-25 h, a. .o.,., nn,.,on
-2j do 90 rds ,CB ute-25 sks he,f 4 r. - y, 49,
do corr, HQbrooL q Nslstn-tO bis soioo R,,on
Pofe eo-3a, bills pork Or erwey, snr, ca Ihd, te
BE- MitEndg'2 = .; a. B'spsn J,ns s
NEw ORLEArs-Bug Fdc-s250 bu shell, co,a tbnych,,.n
X Roberls-I3 hhds 1000 empty bbls TO order ' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
State OF Grade.

The market closed for the past week with considerable
fair prices and continue in good demsnd The TOR
the season are comparatively large, and denote sound
healthy condition There exists for complaint
regarding the late spring business far amount and
soundness of credit concerned Very little specula
ton prevails and the bulk of the trade whole
try both domestic AID foreign transacted internal
demand for consumption and The little excitement
ABOUT -four has been followed by very dull, stsgnan
state of the market
spirits-Brandy is in isirgdemand sales of otard pu
pey Co. at 3d. l2I $.25 Pelevoisn 81 72i; j. Dupey
at $685. Hsnss.y 81 Champagne sl.75 Rum. N.E,aa
cents. Whiskey, domestic, 81 cents, and dull.
WinesSalss Or. casks Dry Malaga, At 80 CENTS Port
le5; and Sicily Madeira, 40 so, months.
Moiasssmsaies of Porto Rico at 2aA CENTS Neuvitas,
in lots, 26 Trinidad Cuba % cargo OF sweet Havana
sold at 20 cents, 4 mos.
Prorisions-Prime and Mess at So so and sll So hol
ders hrmer and may be considered the closing rates
Beef very Inactive sales being confined to small lots
Of both sorts within range. Ohio Lard request
and for soft to for good to prime. We notice sales
OF Hams, in pickle and dry SALT at At Al esnts-scarcey
anything doing in Butter and Cheese, the extreme heat
oil the weather percudiDg purchases
Sugars.-The sales include Porto Rico 6ia74 cts; New
Orleans 81 for inferior to 54s5s; st. Crox 7s7t bags
white Brazil, u; and brown Cuba 7a73, mos.
FecrackerS-We notice sales of Canton a Al rs and @
cash, Cor 40 and so packs.
CcGee-The sales include Brazil at 6Aas} cents; suma.
ira Laguayra 73as; Cuba, 7tas, mos; and St. Do.
mingo, 5la53c, cash.
Cotton The arrival Of the Great Western had no very
made to much extent the close market on saur
day; prices remain without change.
OiS.--sales OF Whale for export at 323 cents cash:
South Sea dull at SAGE, BUYERS offer So cash American
Linseed has been sold 75s6c cash. casks and bbs
Cast Olive sells at s5c, cssh.
Ffriit-soies OF Bunch Raisins at 81 65, mos Genoa
Ction, Cocoa Nuts, private terms; Aiaanzas Pine
Apples in lots So 50 per hundred; and Eisuhera SIS so
So, cash.
Drugs and Dyes-sa of Dutch Nader, at III l2I
cents; H. !. Rhubarb 60; '8lsp, so, mos Mexican
Cochnea cents; damaged Sal Soda sold at
cash.
T0bacco-sales Of Kentucky at a at cents.
Wheiebone-Sales Of South Sea "a cts nett 10 some
extent
1atoW- Sales Of Western at Ct cts cash for fine
Ree-Very little doing in this article-sma sales at
- cat a 81 ST. cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

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NJ wo,hersgocn, London; N Hs,ne, Schmidt, Nlenee;
Boanand, France Mis- Eleanor Collngwood P.ymouth-6s
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Miss Prescott Boston; Jas HDsmsr Hartford; David Smith,
Enos Collin Mrs Teuan, Miss Tremaip servant and two
childen-l2.