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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

DANCA TIN-lO,OOO lbs. for sale by
ID ns GRINNELL, NIINTURN & CO. 70 South 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO 43 JOHN-STREET.
ELlIOT, BURNAP " BABCOCk are con-
stanty supplied with large and general assortment of
rApERs suited to all departments of the srad. among
great variety sy BE- BS'ea Copgsrae Papers Of
Post and Blank Book Papers Printers Clohies and Carpet
makers Press Boards Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
grs; Binders and Trunk Boards sheathng and Wrapping
Papers, SC. SC.
Paper-makers supplied with all kinds of tock and mate
rails. ies0 n
KEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
IN new and beautiful article, combining the
ena qualities IN Stove mild and agreeable heat with an
immense saving fuel They before the public with
the approval OF nearly all the physicians and public
the city bot regards health and comfort and students
and men OF 'edantar habits they invaluable The sars
Vgue5 Is WWe!tS and the pattern arranged with
sety rasre WHICH prscndes the possibility of danger
from explosion They have beautiful base top
and also hearth in 'front.' and BY far the splendid
tlcle that has ever been offered market Nothing will gs
so Tar TO recommend the tight Stove great SALE of
which 1900 sold the city Of Boston year.
and over one thousand in this city during the past
prices are very low, varying from Sc sl2 and their
perfect ore IN all cases guaranteed the purchaser
They are also arranged with desired which makes
the article complete Also keysers celebrated Cooking Ran
gss, and Stoves Of various patterns.
JOHN II. kEYSER, No. 1884 Watrrstaet
s28 3m doors from Beekmanstrest, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

McCULLoCH's UNIVERSAL LGAzETTEER.-Messrs'
Harper g. Brothers have published the sixth part
of that excellent work. the Universal Gazetteer
or Geographical Dictionary of McCulloch. This
publication, which has been amended to cores
pond entirely to the present of this country, VIII
be complete Encyclopedia of geographlcaland
statistical knowledge; and will contain the full
est and most accurate information respecting
every country and important place is the world
1t will be completed in eighteen parts at two
shllngs each.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

" ANTED-Board for family in BROOKLYN.
w convenient Presbyterian Church and nor ys1v far
from noe OF tbs ferries private family would b. pr.
i.rrsl. Inquire at 90 Broadway. nil #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

NTANTED-A situation by respectable voung
w se.msiress Lady's companion ehidr-n's
mad would make herself useful a9uie, respectable family
line addressed NJ S Office OF Tribune will be attended
nI-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

TNSTRUCTION.-A Gentleman, whose classl-
cal and literary aainnents well fit him for the occupation
of nstruct youth would BE- glad Of an opportunity OF en-
gagins himself private as AN assistant IN
fo.rdnc School, Communications be elt at the BOOK
Store Of Mr. r. Carter No 6S Canal street addressed to . H.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

This work, which was originally published in
Canada, has been greatly enlarged and improved
in this first New-Y ork edition. The author, who
is Scotch gentleman of considerable travel, has
carefully examined the various and contradictory
authorities on which so many theories have been
erected in reference to the first peopling OF this
continent. He adopts the more general opinion
that Bherng's Straits afforded an easy comlnu-
ncation for colonies of Tartars and other Aslatlcs
Quite large amount Of valuable information Is
condensed in this volume, and 1t will be found an
interesting book to all who take an interest IN TINS
subject
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

pEANUTS--Just received, 100 bags new South
ern Peanuts Peanuts roasted daily, and for sale by
nl6 GASSNER * YOUNG, 1872 Chatham st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

let my days be clear an

et my UHJs 0e c'es1 ul'o 7tls"s-
Mr. WARNER, the translator of Weber's
fI Theorr and other German musical works Will form
new class in LEARNING TO SING AT SIGHT, on
"Wednesday evening the 18th instant At II o'clock. Room
No. Al Broadway Low very pleasant room, geoa
apparatus, aud thorough instruction.. nieA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

M RS. ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear Starcher,
" 50 Gercerstreet fifth door above SpIngs from Eliza
beth-s Embroderies Laces, Taron Musns, Silk Hose,
sSS made 10 look equal Shaws Merinos Foulard
Silks Alousen de Lanes, Table Covers SC. cleaned
now lm~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-That an elec-
on Of Directors Of the Howard Insurance Company for
the ensuing year will be held Monday December 4th a,
the Office OF the Company No s. Walls,ree, commencing
AZ II o'clock, VI. and closing al O'clock p. NJ.
nI5tdeci LEWIS PHILLIPS Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

Just FNsHE5P5Gssss9!, :an:5 5.s2s =, ,5 sp's eT ss. sef
"a Hats, lorilnaIy or, nap Of Pussan Moeskn at So
ss 3eg aRd asa, ais dfe.o i9Sss Ha sold
81. AlsoAn BROWN, Practical Halter, l46 Canal ST.
MS In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

SITUATION WANTED-As nurse, seamstress,
~ or Chsmbermsid, by young who come we'll
! recommended. Apply 6S7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

Half of the Tuition money be paid al the commencement
B Those who wish join Class are requested 10 send
brf names and residences possible 10 the sab
scriber No log Bleecker-street, corner OF suyan ana
Beecker u r: 800 nj
Sey Work Nov ls l633 NIL 3teot-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

pOARDlNG SCHOOL.-The Mount Vernon
Post Road very the Sd Mr. and Mrs Gaze pro-
pretors OF the nstituton will receive limited number o
scholars The course Study desirable branch
of useful and polite education The superior Sdvaages III
the location and its proximity the render tins Seminary
worthy of especial consideration Terms $50 Quaer IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

TRENCH LANGUAGE-Mons. Bekeart, pro.
4 assor Of the French Language begs to inform his friends
that he now forming classes for beginners, at his residence
No. SIS Duane-street.
n, ,,ins ~ ~ nl6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

~ DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Haven, Najah Taylor, Iorl,. Lawrence
]. Phillips Phenx, William Couch, Nllcah baidwlh
john Morrison 3 l.. WooIey, Nathanls Weed
David Lee Nleigs D. BEN amin John D. Wolfe,
Calsh O Halsead William w Todd, Ferdinand Suydam
Henry G. Thompson, X HAFENS, fresioenI
LEWIS PfIrL LIPS Secretary. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

The limited anmber Of six pupils will bs received into The
! PRINCIPALS family and receive the care OF a parent
Circulars stating terms SC may be had application at
the Church Depository No 20 Johs or at the bookstore OF
Mr. A. V. Blake. Fulton-st New York, and at MI a NJ
| Wildcr,s Bnoksore 81 Enlton:st. Brooklyn. au30tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

10O0 NEW BUCKWHEA AT.
IUUU Packages in bbIs half bbls qrs and
eigh,hs packed in superior manner for the Southern and
Eastern markets choice article and free from g sale
oh 81 nOIIs 1. 'eii"' " 1876 Front
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

NEW INDIA RUBBER SHOE-SIORE.-
IN The subscriber opening, at No 2tl bToad"ay
Branch of his Establishment and would RESPECTFULLY inIi
the subscriber obtained the premium at the late air oil
the American Institutes and we Ghsllenge e9mpeos sIl
good supply of Macintosh Goats, Cape Liie-Presefers
Hsskns's Marble Cloth for Tables, SC, which obtained a
Silver Medal at the late FAIR for sale only Al this stao
ishment The Public invited TO call and examine IL
more extended notice will appear future number
l.. ROSS. 2Ils Broadway and l24 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

TGALE Il CO.'S 200 Pearlstreet-Agc gcner-
n al assortment may had the above place ~ B. large
nvolce OF thick Kip and Calf Boots just received and will
sold At bargain. Bogans great varieties. Also Women
Buskins Bootess, Slippers. sc.
Also Hats and Caps. Country merchants and others
yited call and examine All scld unusually low for cash
o. @rN''ss' GALE & Co a6o PearI-stree,
ol0 2In' L. s. Hotel Buildings. New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

TO THE LOVERS OF OLD CHEESE.
DREMIUM CHEESE, made in Otseso County
L The subscriber offers for sale, at lG2 MAIDEN Lane
and TO FuonstIee Brooklyn several hundred lbs Of ina
snnror article which received the premium at the Fai
in n Y this year There no Cheese superior 70 ths OF IN
same age. f'D'' it' "~i' q = a. -. *
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-20

When all is ready and every article is disputed aud
paid for in the Inn, unless You e sonred by the ad-
venture there always matter compound at the door
before you into you chaise and that is with the sons
and daughters OF poverty, who surround YOU Let
saw "et them go 10 the dev-'tis cruel Journey to
send few miserabes, and they have had suerngs enow
without always think better 10 take a few sous out
in my hand and would counsel every gentle traveller 10 10
so likewise he need not be exact in setting down his
motives for giving them-they will be registered else
where
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

BALrMonE, Jan 22mAr Amszon Wedge, Cadiz 81 ds-sld
"a with Hercules THOMPSON for NOrleans-et Hortensa
tambst E for Rio De JaneIo and Alice, Colby for NYork
r-r New Orleans, Sid Marianne, Wieting Bremen; Arctic.
kusrk Rio; Opeiousa Forrest Norfolk Delaware Stokely
St Thomas; Cosmopote, Morgan, Trinidad
ALEXANDRIA, Jan I9-Arr Anson NYork
RICHMOND, Jan 2l-ALr Thorn NYork. Sid Union Boston;
Guess, Portsmouth. y
CHARLE,IoN, Jan 9oAn Huron, (Br sibbi.on Liverpool;
Lennoy, NYork John Hancock Kempon Boston Cid Mos,
Bartlett GgeeeSek LsuTen., Smith Amssrd.p; Rapid Piper
SAVANNAH Jan ls-An Olive Branch English, Boston; Alta
nta HaIr, NYork Springfield, Br) Roy, Demeraa; Eliza
(Br) Shell LIverpoo Northumberland (Br) JONES' LondOn
Lscretia Rea Boston; julia Bennett dos China Small Pro-
whence. Seaman Scnll, Philadelphia Amelia Muholand
Mlll,nston. do Excel, Sherwood, NYork Hope Candy
New ORLEANS, Jan Is-Arr Union RUSSELL NYork; Henry
newell Morton, Mobiles Calico Lombard do; Nautilus
Tusby do; Hebron Hood, Boston, Energy Sellew Apaach
cola Cid As,racsn, Webster, Hull Gen veaze, Ccuil,rd
Olga Tia1 ss
Do Natehez Lindsey do; vanaIla rhacher Marseles; VIM
bng Osceana Creighton, Baltimore; Gibraltar Yates Cba
yoladoi, Fsrias Belize, Hond and mkt; United Ingra
ham, Laguna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

ssS a' oh A., Union Smith Halifax Sid sh Adna Norfok 9TH
Delaware. Grafton Norfolk; Henry Burt Washington NC.
Home Porte.
TowI.ynn, ian sAT, Harriet Tibees Baltimore from,
F@ntfoh for Work Elizabeth. sawyer, Eas'port for Ba
PParMoyrH, Jan t-sIa FaiTlsy, wh.ss St Thomas; NJ
Bq;,oa; New Jersey, Bell SY"rs . -D0 60 -
sa%n. NC s%H,sy HsSss
o. Harvard Porte Rico Rival sntssy
Adams GSdiey Ia Ga.y sSeis Boston Hesns5
sos5st,. So ;G AZ S1s'S S sn:d
Thcs s,adiord o Resua: Hawe%.. ao Ke,eh
ms do; Wslsce Berry 90; Belle; Myers dos Pinta Given
D9;!1 Dsy1S% SecaJ% JAM Gsm 4 Mas Johnson New
6 6G ED'C o dG @ Gaze Fs: YGsfa Bs
CID Ih Jsnnsr Csbcou Boston; nth Mirror Chap
se S' sa . ss os y with "Ss; os:1
ss.qJy EY Only 49,? Son.
CH.nIssroS, Jan lsAir Olympia Hoberon from HAVE
saese, M Ssfs The "f af
@ and away the boat 10 sndeavor to
Robe Hudou mate and Geo Townsend cd being in
Roads; Esis! IBrl ciaws'% Ne~Ss.tls E%r;
FrsntSon Maine Cia Ocesnus' Bourne, Liverpool; Poo
nae Drew do; Jupiter Carter. Havre Sid Damanscoua'
Ar.L.cHeoL., Jan mar p,un,less R9ss5s LveTpool'
Ss ofsH q vi os'ss.
Cumserapd Keor w0 So 1"s'OO''' o"c'' A"'''
M's R3s #s.s" s! SY sssS A
Boston Rio Young DO; 18th saelle, Lorng' Liverpool;
W. Bryan, Nc5:s Yer. Cru. Cd Nsashe:tsi S;;Tsih,
PIN Eivsm%S; Jscob Pencil Hs,iy do; Uness Tho@ on
Havana; T Street, Mcconnell do fremont Chase, Cnes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
$ls.967.5ia 7.7ss,76o 4.sls,77O


ed, 5s,ols,o56 H,I97,s9s 100000 s6,2los5a
The whole customs, it appears, SIS, sl3 67o, OF
which $4,000 were bonds former imports De-
Quoting this amount from the customs Of the last six
months leaves the actual customs for the half year
$685. ofwhch, uider cash duties, 81 SIC deri
we'd from imports valued at 1893 In the third quar-
ter the year, during two months Of that quarter
20 per cent duty and during the third month duty esti
mated to average thirty FIVE per cent being an average of
twenty FIVE per cent for the tn, ee months, which
is the proportion of duty to the of imports.
During the fourth quarter of the year. the high duty
averaging IS per cent, cash duties in operation,
and the derived thererom $40; hence
the estimate of imports for that quarter only
making SGT 1898 of imports for the last six months
the year, under the cash duties. against import
3l4 for the period Of s40 and SIS 9433l
ls4 and SIS $50 1912. The high duties of the new
tariff have not exercised great influence upon trade
the cash feature which has destroy ed by most un
just and arbitrary provision, the ability of importers
small capital to prosecute their accustomed business
The patience and long suffering of that important body of
men is most astonishing. They have supney submitted
to the imposition and oppression practsed byhe manu.
facturers, through small politicians when little activity
and energy their part would have defeated their shall
low schemes singular fact that in this advanced
age OF the world, when the principles avowed the
claration OF Independence have been acted upon with
success for sixty years. small body of men, by the mere
exercise of impudence, have procured the passage of
law interfering with, and destroy ing the "naienabeD
commercial rights of large and useful of men, for
no other purpose than to add to the overgrown wealth of
another class The manufacturers are and have BEEN
for the last Eve years. the most prosperous class of in
the community and the very accumulation ofther wealth
has given them the influence which enables them to op
press the shipping and commercial we'll the agri.
cultural interests. We some time since, publisheJ the
dividends of certain Of the eastern manufactures ranging
from 10 to 20 cent In paper of Sunday gave
list of the deposors and amounts of deposites the
Massachusetts Savings Banks showing that of gross
population Of 2s4Os6 comprising 57Oss active people,
az 7 depositors to the amount of Asian
age 500 EACH This gives degree of dstrbutive
wealth unrivalled in any country in the world. The
mill derive 10 TO per cent profit their capital
and the operatives making large accumulaons in bank
Yet precisely this class csmor for protection the oh
ect Of which is put up the price Of the goods and put
down the price Of agricultural produce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Jan. 23-6 r. M
There was no material change in the Stock Market.
Prices generally went down. Ohio SIS. $780, Kentucky
st; Mohawk, per cent? Long Island /; Harlem, T.
The mist which surrounds the Lafayette Bank, clear
ing up likely to disclose most melancholy and start
ling wreck.
The Atlantic Bank Of Brooklyn has passed its dividends
for reason that loss amounting to Sal Oo has been
sustained Application is to be made to reduce the capital
from $500, 900 to 100000.
The seat of j. A. Perry ESQ., at Brooklyn was sold at
auction this morning, for about $4,000 The Howard In
surance Company held mortgage for $4,000. A. B
Haxturn was the buyer
At Mobile on the I4th nst the following sales took
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

n7-NEw YORK COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE AS
SOCIATION.-At meeting of this Association held on
the 10th ns the following gentlemen were unanimous
ly elected officers: as.
Alexander Hamilton President.
Seixas Nathan Vice President.
J. 7. Vanderhoof Treasurer
8. ]. Joseph, Secretary.
The regular annual election for officers takes place on
the second Monday in February The Constitution and
Bylaws in the hands Of committee for the purpose
Of receiving signatures theretoany person upon beng
approved by the committee and signing the prior
the of February shall be entitled to all the privileges
OF the original subscribers. By order,
s. j. JOSEPH, Secretary.
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ss sSss Enss Bs s Es
% 'Si S q'Ssi SS ja.
NM. $:ss
Leontine Knapp, Richmond. Allen PsIson "e''H
Arrived.
Ship Fsrdsld Wilson, IS days from New Orleans, cot
Ship Arkan;s, Burgess IS days from New Orleans with
sh John Fehrman Long, days from Boston, in ballast to
Brig Ashu.a Ford days from Turks Island with salt
sss' .:% Turks Island with
Brig selma Smith 4 days from Mobile, with cotton, to
Brown North from NYor1 for Mobile spoke Dig ''''n
a sG on
Die,kau Prime days from Norfolk with lumber, to
schr seaor Deaton days from Cape Charles with mds
schr Theodore. Smith, DAYS from Virginia. with oysters to
SIR Senator Prime, from RappahannOck with corn to the
master.
Ship: Damascus. Bis, LyeSeo Cr'tevsl Colon Smith
6sS do Msanp. Philips AaIsehisO, Rob Roy Arnold
Gspve snd others New
Herald Marine Correspondence.
MERcHANTs EXCHANGE,
SrSs 5'SssiS s.faiSs az?
E
Lima q 3D. Ssysaies kss Ssy oiaaG
SS: $
do Remington from Ms,snss. Of and fS Phnde
nna soISfS 5 E a oae. d Lss .e
sw Ms s wC snp' had been taken up for cowe' and
sunday A MAR George Ryan, Stacy, sumatra Cowes.
Left latter Louisa of Boston, orders 18th ult lat %
INST at s. & w
PAINTED ports and new bowspr steering EsE wind WNW
bawsrk camboose small boat and round house and
'SsS Pee e cs Wilmington Nc L.pwns Clark
W Mos.n , G S.
sunday-The steamer from Liverpool not yet tele
The Geo Ryan, fom sums,rs, has 1000 picu. pepper.
Ship Borbiy. Gay, from New York. Rio de Janeho
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrIor.-The Havre packet will sail
to-day Her letter bags Gilpns News Room, in the
Exchange.
Bne JoHS Adams. from Gaadaloupe for Wilmington NC
Oak Island Beach, to the westward of the nam
BRIG CAsIp., 1soodell.a Charleston from Frankfort Me-
%ss 1 L. SoGs sSo
ao the time sending down the fore royal yard carried
c's Bs x Se . sne Date of New Or
eaa. Man:anilla for New York with tobacco
INST part Of the saved sgd carried to Matanz
Is Gansn was dangerously sick The cargo was consigned
Spoken 10th ult lat 81 NJ lon 80 W. Columbus, of and Ia
days from New London, bound to the Coast of Paagoniaa
we'll.
Lavnia of Great Egg Hsbor for Cuba, Jan TO- lat 90 49,
lon Il S..
Foreign Ports.
HAMILTON, Bermuda Jan a-Ar Ann Denman, Howe, New
York. and sid 9TH for Baltimore O.. ~
b,Iss cnt,on. AmsnSs, Hsvre ''p''' io'" wv
FALMOUTH, Ja Dec s--Am Susan spofford spofori Nor
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The Bank of Mobile stock was Sold payable in notes.
ofthe Planters and Merchancs' Bank.
The Merchants Insurance stock was Sold with the con-
don that the dividend Of 10 per cent just made
to the purchaser.
The bill winding up Of the Alabama Branch Banks
passed the legislature of that state by of 70 to
provides that after the resumption the State Bank the
notes of the banks put in circulation shall bear an inter-
est of per cent.
The arrivals of specie at New Orleans from September
LIST to January II, amounted to $46les5l.
The following the leading features of the Northern
Banks Of Kentucky, January, 1912 and ls43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
Sales Mt the stock Exchange.


real estate sale took place. consisting Of seat at
brookyn' wnicn was mortgage Of $4,000. The sale
.4hssome pots of a4s sold ut $780, pearls at a. no
considerable sales pearls could be made except at lower
prices.
Tndigo-There is a good demand chiefly for exporta.
ton Some chests of Manila we're taken chiefly nj 70
cents, and few Caracas at 81 10 Al laIc
Lguors-40 halt pipes Holland gin and so half pines A
segnette brandy taken on terms not public few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24

FATAL ACCIDENTAL fatal accident occurred last
Friday night, between eight and nine o'clock, near
the railroad depot in this city, by which man
of the Baltimore and Washington Railroad Com
pany, was hurried into eternity. 1t appeared from
the evidence the coroner's inquest that the de-
ceased was struck upon the stomach by the short
pole attached TO the car while he was under the
platform trying TO connect the cars preparatory
10 their departure from this city the next morning.
Nat htciig encer, Jan. %.
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York. from the 18th day
JAM TO the 2lst day of jan. I8i3
20 Men 81 Wemen 50 Bows 81 (,r. Total 40

Jan. to the 2lsy day OF Jan, I8i3
20 Men; 81 Women; so Boys 81 Girls. Total. 1873.
. DISEASES.
Abscess, ]; Angina pectoris. |; Apopexy O. Atephy
Burned or scaded 3; Cancer u Consumption 81; Convu
SONS l3; Disease OF liver do stomach Delirium
chest i pysente,y q Debility Eryspelas Fever puer-
ing cough il Inflammation of BRAIN S; do of bowels Il do
OF lungs 81 do Of stomach 2; do of throat Influenza |;
Age Q; Oresne disease Of the heart Rheumats scro-
lula, Small Pox,8; Liberation Of ntestnes, /.
Under year 81; 10 wears, II; TO 8: g. 10
co. 81 ~ to 80 l6 80 to 49, 1910 TO So l2 so to 49,
s. 80 to 90,2
PLACES OF NATIVITY,
United States, ITO; Ireland 49, England 3: Germany 4:
sea, I; unknown, Q. ' y "
OF the above, there from the Amshouse at Bellevue
q Hospital Bellevue III Penitentary Hospital Backwels
Island |; Small Pox Hospital. Blackwells Island |; Lunat
Asylum City Hospital Q; Rockland county l. Philadelphia
/; Long Island Hospital, /.
Colored Persons ......... ...Ia
JNO. H GRIsCOM, NJ. d. Clty Inspector
CITY Inspectors Office. Jan. %. 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
Cattle Markets.

Beeves to-day selling at 81 to So a hundred weight
sheep and lambs at 81 81 head and cows and calves
at $40 $35 These the extremes.
There plenty of animals in market-some of very
good quality. We notice among the beeves a few Virgil
nia from the Philadelphia market.
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Domestic Importatlons.

MoBLE-Brig Se'ma-l48 bales cotton w E Maitland-56
Mitchell.o9 Colt co-l02 Spofford Tileston-l2 II
Waldo-H A & G TTask-22 Buck < COY H Casey-8 J
Cros'EI4 4 Cush%an-o Spear Patten-sl heps-ii
IS Wams-3i Bogart Kneelsnd-25 do bxs mdse Stur
ges CIsarma-y bales boxes bbls Talma-l piano
forte Wolf-5 bxs + Hurlbut col Gould Banks-i
Bush- Il Jones K son. "
GEosGETowg, SC-Brg Deroit-275 bales cotton H Colt s.
co-l68 Smith. Mills COLO Post Phillps-i20 Spoford
Tileston co-2l Sackett 4 Broher-50 o T & Huchst
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iPoRTs AND EXPORTS SPECIE IN THE UNITED STATES
dse Statement of the En- True Statement of the Score

The late statement OF the Secretary OF the Treasury in
relation to the Of the quarter ending the
inst shows most alarming state Of affairs. The whole
customs but $4,552,ss5, of which So $40
only derived from the imposts of that quarter An
official report Of the and expenditure made
to Congress for the first months of the present year.
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Died,

On Monday evening, 2sd inst of scarlet fever, LYDIA NJ
daughter o, j. stanton. In the 5th year Of her age
The relatives and friends invited to attend her une
raj without further invitation from the residence Jo-
siah Macy l79 East Broadway, this afternoon at three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-24
safes q stocks at PhlI.delph,. Yesterday

10 shares Philadelphia Bank 40; $1,000 Kentucky bons
slt $1,000 do do cash. slt $500 city 5 1861 92 500 do
1855, 934; % shares Com Cincinnati, so
AFTER BoARD.-3S shares Harrisburg RR, g.; 40 do I'm
ION Bank Tenn 40 $1,000 state 5's 1884, IS fat ~;
shares Western Bank 80; $l2S7 80 state SIS, 1854 40