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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03

demand for this article since our lnst, and
sales are freely made ut the advance then
noticed. Tho receipts arc light, and the
stock on The levee is gradually decreasing
whilst that in store does not exceed 5000
hhds. Our quotations for extreme quail.
ties remain at i I'D a &C., but tho latte,
rate is only obtainable for fancy lots. We
have .iet learned Of any sales on planta
ton. Havana sugars are dull ut former
prices, Wig 6 n g II2c. for brown, and
0 liz n 10 lltc. for white.
Moldsses-Within the past few days
tho demand has rather improved, but pri-
ces have experienced no change. several
sales having been made at II liz a 49,,
according 10 tho condition Of the barrels.
Tho stock is small with light receipts
There have been no sales of late on plan
tation.
Iabaccc--In our review of last Satur-
day We noticed than an extensive bust
ness had been done in tobacco during the
three preceding days, and that the market
continued to evince great firmness. Since
then. however, tho operations have been
on a very limited scale, not in conse-
qnence of any falling off in the demand,
but owing 10 the comparative smal'ness of
the stock on salc. rs by lar The greater
portion Of the recent arrivals are az yet
uninspected. Towards the end o. the we k
the SUI ply will DO large, when no doubt
the transactions will be mare extensive.
We continue onr former quotations. viz {:
for fair running lots 2 liz, 3 liz and 4 liz
cents; ordinary lots 2 Id, 8 Id and 4 la
cts: fine lots 2 SD, 8 3l4 and 4 BID cents;
selections 8, 4 and 5. "
Fow-The receipts ofthis article since
our last have been very light, and not
equal to the demand, which is merely con,
fined to bakers. Prices in consequence are
on the advance, and sales have been cur.
rcntIy made at 81 rs, which is now the
current rate for superfne.
Pork-The market continues very firm.
with a coed demand. and previous prices
are fully sustained. The great bulk Of the
receipts is going forward. which leaves
this market with a comparatively small
stock. We quote Mess Sd so; Prime So
so; M. @. So. There is but little bulk
pork in market We quote it 90 so IS
per 100 lbs.
Beet-There has been no change IN the
market since u last |; the demand is linn.
tied and chiefly confined to the supplying
of ship stores and small orders on planta.
ton. We quote Mess in bbls. So; hall
bb.s. 4 so; Prime 5 rs a 6 per Dbl.
Lard.-Thsre is a little enquiry fol
prime lard and prices are inclining up
wards. We notice sales of some small lots
, choice at 5 sac. The ordinary descrip
lions are neglected, and some very inferior
is selling as low as &C..
Bacon-The market continues steady
and thare IL q rerr good demand for side
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A coNTRAsr.--Among the many re.
mhtkahlo circumstances occurring in this
place, we know of mono more unexpected
than that tho Tntnl Abstinence Society met
night before Last, in II house Immediately
opposite our Printing Office, whore one
year ago, billiards. keno, enchre. poker,
and many other gambling games, were as
familiar 10 our people, M mn old aeqnn,nt.
aneo in summer time.--La. Chronicle.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-16
To the Public.


THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newsPaper-pub-
shed every day year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
morning-prce st cents per copy, So IL per annum
post ages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Heraldis over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast Hhas the largest eireulaios Of any paper this city
the Oorid and is therefore, the best channel business
the city eomaty. Prices moderate-cash in ad-
vance.
NEW YORK LANCET, published weekly, price l2A
cents per single copy-s cents by the quantity The
price of this valuable periodical has hitherto been too
cheap, in comparison to its utility, intelligence and
workmanship It has, therefore been advanced SIS per
annum for years. for half year-or i2i cents per
single copy--cash in advance, and hostages paid.
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS, or LETTERS addressed
by distinguished men to George Clinton formerly Co
ofNew York. during the revolution and first pub
hshed by permission of his grandson, Col. Beekman.
beautiful octave edition in numbers-price l2S cents
each.
THE ATHENEUM, New MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AMERicAr AND FoREioN LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE
FIVE ARrs-Each number adorned with beautiful en-
sraving-price only l24 cents each.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed ct the most moderate
.rices and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLrsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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NAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE WEEK
ENDING JANUARY 10, ISl3.-Passed Midshipman Jno.
=. Decatur, detached from the receiving vessel az
Philadelphia, and to the store ship Ere. Midship-
man A r. Hughes, TO the receiving ship Pennsyl-
vania. Passed Mdshipman Sas Bent, detached
from the Erie, and TO the receiving vessel at Pha
delphla. Passed Midshirman Edward Donaldson,
detached from the Pennsylvania, and to the brig
Iruxton as acting master. Passed Midshpman h.
q. Anderson, detached from the brig Porpoise,
and waiting orders. Acting Gunner, Jno. Barr to
the u. ). sloop Saratoga. Rev Charles S Stewart
TO the receiving ship North Carolina. Lieutenant
cennes, and TO the receiving ship Ohio Lieuen-
ant Montgomery Lewis, detached from the receiv-
ing ship Ohio, and TO the sloop Vincennes. Lieut.;
[. A. NJ. Craven, detached from the Falmouth, and
leave three months. Lieutenant q. j. Van Brunt,
detached from command schooner Grampus, and
leave three months Midshipman G.. NJ. Ransom,
Acting Gunner j. Mack, and Boatswain r. Chalm-
bcrlan, to the store ship Ere. Commander l.. M.
Godsborough. 10 the Navy Yard al Portsmouth, ~
~ Acting Sailraakcr JnO. Peed. To the Pensacola
Navy Yard; Midshipman i W flske. TO the re-
celvIng ship Ohio. Nifshpman w. w Bassett,
detached from receiving ship al Baltimore, and to
steamer Union. Passed Mdshpman Jno A. Maj
fit. detached from the rendezvous at Baltimore,
and 10 the receiving vessel, as acting master Pas
ed Midshpman Wilmer Shields 10 the rendezvous
M New Orleans i.sdtenants Oliver n. Perry,
Erwin J. DE Haven. and jams III. Strong Mid
.hpmen Chas. e. Simms, B. F. Wells, and Henry
Willis, to the United States brig Truxton. Acting
Master X. A. Cassln, to the naval rendezvous at
}Oston. Passed Midshlpman Jno. Brooks, de-
ached from schooner Grampus on account OF ii
'ealth, and leave three months.
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Ph1lndelDhla.
Correspondence of the HERALD


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA, IS49
.Nl2erim and Momonism--Dr f. s. Eiy-7hs
Weapss becoming quiet heatricais Thorne, Sa,
gums Stabot Mater.
DEAR SIR =
Mierlsm and Mormonsm. the unna tural daugh~
tiers Of religion, are gaining so many proseytes to
their strange doctrines in this city, that the leaders
of other sects equally fantastical have become
alarmed for their existence and are filling the pub
lie prints with announcements of their intention TO
utterly annlhllate them; now as
"Persecution promotion
Do equally advance DEVOTION
ihese "errant saints" will find that their "apostoc
blows and knocks" will but advance the cause
which it is intended to overthrow. Mersm par
ucularly has excited the alarm of these "worthy
reverends," and with sober face all the suicides
and accidents which happen imputed by them
TO ITS influence; while in a recent CONTROVERSY be-
tween Elder Winchester of the Mormonites and
Mr.. Morrison a true blue" convention the Nor
mon was victorious and crowed loudly on the
strength OF his success. BY the bye while these
religious topics, ! NAV well inform you that the
Rev Ezra Styles Ely is now in this city, improving
the morals OF the youup men
Nothing OF much Importance has transpred dur
ing the last twenty four hours-the weavers all
quiet IN the upper part OF the city, and reconca-
lon has been effected between the masters and
lourneymen; the Sheriff is rapidly recovering from
his injuries, and the city is once more tranquil
Miss Cushman, Burton, Booth and Hill, attracted
the largest house of the season. to the Walnut last
evening, and Town and Country was never better
played Burton takes benefit Tonight with the
same powerful aid. Thorne announces Jack Shep-
pard might, with the New York cast of the prin
cIpal characters; II will no doubt attract crowded
house. The SeguiDs perform Rosins "Stabat Ma
ter" al the Musical Fund Hall to night, aided by
Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. Shrival, Mr.. Archer, and Benz.
Cross as leader Of the orchestra Phadelphlans
have great taste for well executed musical enter
and the Hall will be well filed.
PHILADELPHIA.
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80 :, 40 - @

SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913
- 80 @ 10
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET NY.
suat line of racket sailing the t. 7'h 18th, 18th aud
The old piIss p,, Inc Of paeAet. a. follows
SS3aNETs MsHs captain %fg.ia1 c Sis.'"'
sSs$RHs S:$S.s fre sssE
6xf6nS. 6. UsSis'RR a Ifs.'s;
.,ls ships a, eomaanied BY ofgreat experience Fist
S @ and op e b g SS to 10 @
me, GhsG SpS ss,aa twice month"; !. to % s
making arrange for The year is.a byss
call the st,sntioa Of those persons residing = The United
iro Enssnd rsiani scotland and Wales that they can al
;s IN to Ss @ s
the emisant, class welknown Amencan shis eoprs-
DESPATCHED BY his Liverpool three o. days
%Sns s y b
nected with h, business will be executed win his usual
COMMAND preference for this line aud coptnusro Of the
u mGh s been 50 rI, for
b. + e.nde as % free passage cna sS
and setIsnd 10 Liverpool 0" 'e p'''' :"
a. Rss@ len aud psw,h regard his arrangement.
S "s a su s nF Sd Soa,s: on
ee ,hou he United state who wish 10 reir money 70
s u,ema 'es'dnr in any part the United Snrdom will
s sSG s s. enc p g5y 80 ,sSss q d @ h
ces FolP 'S%s sS' pseSs as apply
joaS " HEEF g6iNS sSSS d sss,s ;,;s,
In scotlard--Ni,srs DANIEL visht Co. Glasgow Spoo'
Alien Co. Belfast; Nj. wm Cairns. Londonderry A. Nur.
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FRENCH'S HOTEL.


THE .ubscrber having completed the enlargement, Of his
novel and magnificent style, respectfully il: sacton,
she'd the repete w'b every up
poinmsn calculated To add the and comfort
hcastomers These rooms will be let Tor the day. wees
Oysters Welsh Rsreb Posehed EQs, and p e
best quality HIS liquors will be selected the choicest
The Library large, containing many valuable standard
TS, o. IN SCIENCE he arts literature and politics
ustfang The history end politics Of this country from dis
The Gallery courains fine paintings by old masters
pleasing and stsesuns subjects well worth the attention Of
subscriber has spared neither pains EXPENSE to render
Is his aim 20 supply his with piece resort an
M and s ya,ed ehaIae ant he does not hesitate
N any similar establishments here or in Europe He
na has bshed convinced hat they viii adj
cess, as u Is unique and novel.
r. BThe Hotel win be closed a. "a o'eiocs p NJ m,
lodgings can be obtained until A VI Jao irn.r
AT2 rNHhG bETAk s TSlN
sqs6 Of daSaa 1ss' cured By
Ger III , S Is. q the cCwas who having Jones
EspTs'pleddtl't By spglyns with slight friction 70 the
s "1 spooe forced to gog TO effect which
r pd the sc3p ias effected all ,euGl daodrg
Jones Coral fsir Rrsiorative - ''' "' '"'
The Hon Judge Edwards OF PHILADELPHIA.
Phllc. ESQ., 498 Broome-stieet corner Of Wooster, New
York. -
Nj w. Hopkins, 30 King-s,reet New York
j. Power, grocery, Faltaa-treet, New York
]. Pearson, Esq, Navy Yard, ChaTlestown d.
Mr.. James Giibtr, Houstonsrtet New York, 1ewelle
We coul 200 other persons who this, but
these mus, satisfy AL people OF connon sense. Give tune
ira aud will be- peril city satisfied u Ncs the HAIR
delicious soft ds, SILKY appearance aud ceiling Its sold at
the low price Of or s ng bottle by Il Jones' Of
the American Eagle so Chathaslreet New York; and BY
these agens -Ieiber, Third aod Docksteet PhiIsdelpha
street. Bostoi 81 bsny; 2O King Cbaes
town, s. e.; j., y. Bailey, Morristown N J n. C. Ferre
Manstreet, Mddletown CT; or 1879 Fultouree Brookvn
d3i imrec
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TO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howpuas Mxtufe--Ths extremely delicious unparal-
c'ed Tea highly celeb u China ard Europe Just inn
Tes Estabspmrnt, i2l Chriham New York--n Chimes.
packages Price so cents and ~. ji2 imsr
ECR sALt-The hxlnes and good will old BIZ h-
L I'd AMI wei, known Oyster House, No. 6ts Broadway, II
teng IN desirable Of the city Tot the above
doing ar business Of tn, hard times The
wishes dispose OF the above place qurnce
Of III health. OF further particulars, inquire OF
iHll Ger TUNls hAU0W OUT, ip Bowefy.
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SEGARS-SEGARS.
THE following choice Segan always hand at HEN
l. RI9UES'S HAVANA, AND PRINCIPE sEGAR
Riondas, in half and quarter boxes
Do No. half and quarter boxes
Noregas, in quarter and eighth do
Para Hegalos, quarter do
Rcsaiias, Of quality y, u l-0th boxes
Congresses in quarter boxes
Irabucas, do do
La Norma, do do
La Esperanza, do do
Tres Amigos IN cartons Of 20 each
London Regalias, Of 40 each
La Prue!a, III quarter boxes
Nsgans spotted in quarter boxes
Panetias do of superior ouAlitr
Yngenendad, do
Demoyas, do
hateOs, do
Principles, Of the Rendon Cruz and Sans all ent to deb
frimaveras, in quarter boxes
Alrahzss do
Constanas,
BuStsmentas do
Esmero Regaias, do
Imperial do, in quartz oxes, a supe ror art,cIe
~ b-Hotels and groceIs Piled reasonable terms.
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PULI4EN u COPP'S
go si1j

NEW YORK, ALBAyY TROY AND MONTREAL
Me'f H1 Tl GO having disposed of their 5cu.e
ber, the old conductors Of Harnden & Cos Northern
Express, from New York, will continue to run as
heretofore leaving New York. Albany and Troy, Daily and
Troy With Jacobs Montreal Express. and win for
&c, to any place between New York and Montreal and
the Canda Also East from Troy and Albany
Boston, and W. from Albany Buffalo
All business entrusted to their charge will be promptly at
Of draf accepances, &c. and prompt made for
the same,
PULLEN & CORP.
Ofhces-Pulien Coup, 2k Wall street, New York.
Thos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
A q. Fkins, 228 River street, Troy.
s. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul st, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NFw York. ALBANY. Troy
Prime Ward King, +. J. Humphrey, Jno Payne
Jacob Little X Co, Thos Cough p. Tells,
John L. Smith, & Co.. 8. X. Stow,
Pepoon 4 Hoffman, &. s. Douglass
Carpenter Vermilye, +. Leake
Housbton 4 Co.
Drew, Robinson & Co. MA
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DOCTOR BELL.


DOCTOR BELL dryotss his personal attention daily un
- nj T. Nj the removal of private diseases IN ever
All suffering under protcted
successfully treated by pretended paciiton-
esthose lab under the destructive effects of
quack and all who suspect the Of
lurking in the system, consult Dr. b. always with
antee OF
Persons contemplating marriage who hsye been the sub
Jccs OF delicate consult Dr. Bell with honorable
conide Pspi letters, describing the
distance, have his prompt Dr.
exposes suspicion, well known be aud perms
n,nt
u Private office Courtland doors from Broad
wav. iaa lmsrc
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY
THE Second Public Performance for the will ake
place At the Tabernacle Monday evening" 23d January
consisting of
Part The Of the Bell" by A. Romberg first time
this city.
Part The seasons" by Haydn, which will repeated b.
particular request.
SUBSCRIPTION prcs for the year, S. which will ene the
subscriber 10 three tickets of adm each public
nance. Subscription lived by Firth u Hail. No Franz
liz square, and A. Sparks. Secretary, Ill Nassau
iv Iw m
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AK wANTED-A ship for southern Port. Apply TO
&2&\ + COLLINS 4 CO.,
SO South street.
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TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
4s PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
& ~ - M
The subscribers beg call the attention of their friends
FOR bringing passengers FROM aud RENTING money
par EngIand, Ireland Scotland Wales, magnificent
NEW ffSE 81 Iffv9PERpooL PACKETS. VIZ
Ship R0SCIUs, Capt. Collins.
Sill sHsRi6AN, Cspsan psp.y.,er
ship G lIII Rnqti G SiIs ssti6ay
Ship so,GTHHtRNER Captain hafWSa ood house,
Ship R0CHE H !, r. CAPTAIN Palmer;
Sailing twice every month; ind with The UNITED LINEn
composed Of superior first class American ships sailing every
year. every days) thereby preventing the posi-
blllty Of unnecessary detent,on.
nsh Charleston Phsdepha Boston and Bstmore and the
vao poTs IN Birth North Anerici, can al all times tie en-
Persons wishing send for heir friends, will
the advantages be de ele citing this line prefer
other and they rest assured that unusual
will be taken make Agreeable the ships being
In ell where the parties for decline coming the
money will be REFUNDED without any deduction usual
free from the various seaports of Ireland and Scotland
Ths regular ke's for which the sail
ish, and 18th of each month New Orleans Mobile savsn,
n'h TTissMY iaTGpsHcHa the
Persons in the country wishing send money their friends
BY enclosing the they wish with the aud sd
dress Of the parties receive rely draft for the
being forwarded per first packet, after the receipt
mail
Drafts sight for amount payable demand; with
eis Banks Of Irea and Branches Eastern Baas q Scotland
Greenock and their branches Mes James Butt Son Co..
aud every principal of Great BRIAN and Ireland.
Farther ucula made known application II by letter.
d5v w 81 T TAPSCOTT AZ Peck Slim ~ York
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xSxA PASSAGE FOR sAVANNAH-Frt Recular
sffN cbet-The splendid fast snling packet brig ID.
S&2s LEMAR Capt Sipnermar, Will sail positively
-murrow her day having splendid accommodations
for cabin cabin aud For passage
early APPLICATION should be m.ie on boa d.
w. 4 J. T. TAPSCOTT,
4 43Peck Sllp, corner South Atreet
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HULL USSES
NOTICE TO a - RED PERSONS.

NOTlCE ~ II RED PEHsONS
sd t s World 'sp Go
PTssps Sc United stats. careful +,
% Sons are Be u
Many person, ander aken to ven u4ll,o Huirs
celebrated osses and thousands are imgoe isn n eonss
made BY un,klful mechanics, and sn the ord
Rooms have bee fitted up AZ No ye.ey street, exclusively
for ladies, having separate entrance from The business depart
nsIi where female in constant attendance to s,' upoo
FKEENcA CHNA1DnneI sets, octssoa, Tea 90 90, snd
saeb A DALEsNE,
dltlm.r South william -. NJ :, ,'a,r.
RU1sER o yERsHQEs.
EXQELLED-and Great fredericksburg recently made
oyersh9 Tor ,tles hay reduced the pace from is I'D IS
Days Sheet Rubber leather sunk heel ovehOes q,
he first Premium are reduced from aud 20 snsS 70 " anu
with our issonsble lady cu,tOmer the quilted
beautiful appearance while Ssy co%peigly remedy te ob
0S OF ,n TOO unlike n Thing ever before M
.ehedto shoe Al eur art Shss Na1es1 s2ss are STAYED
sS a9s, 'n never '''A many the QUEER manu-
Observe h very pair Days. have his name inside
md are wantSa a No., K IN ,e WAeneu'e OF
"' '"'''' 80 ''''' ~ HoRacs n. DAY,
$50 In Successor To Rovhlrv iuiia Rrhhpr Go
n b. fARNAM, 2ig Wstes .,fvgt, New iofs, fa.i1oac-
~. tuTer ofeyery aprcies Of IIydraul'c apparatus
rlsaialions, Nc
Vudtn Engines, Fire Hooks. Fire buckets and Fire Cys
Hemp hose, Leather Hose OF aly size req ired.
Sue ION Hose, Cuplng screws, &c.
Lille and Force pumys Ifs aud force distlnce
from n 10 800 gallons minute.
Wipd Mills, Horse Powers Water Wheels &c, fer work
INK pumps
sk snl stsambos, rump or filling boilers &C. be used
in OF ere.
Air PUMPS for condensston OF any required
Lead and lion Pipe, Brass Cocks. sc
Cast Iron Fountains, OF various hgufes and devices
~ Bfhe pumps " my manufacture dor e''ien oi
strength and simple IN their consrn cyy cfg par
ucuany well calculated for the Snt.nun and West ud'a
m,rkets d3i ,n@re. |
-, -, i,aoa .a e.. ,-.. .I,o Js1oss
ems, IRON Now Orleans. for "a by l
das &c E x. COLLINS co ~ soali 81,
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND
III n

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND
CLERKS.
ID SHORTHAND ACADEMY, No. %! Broadway, near
Park PLACE continues open Day and Evening for GENTLE
GREAT REDUCTION,
FROM TWELVE TO SIX DOLLARS!
MT BIZ STOW of ,ndoD, guardniees to reform AM
WHITING however bad. egble, cramped into beauti
iu free expeditions and finished Mercaatils Styr ad.rd
LESSO NS-or only SIX Dollars
Academy No. 235 broadway, near Park Place.
ADlts Taught an el graceful aud faibona
bic nn1p,ng a nd They assemble daily e II o'clock;
Dsys Mr. b. is to be from 10 A. NJ, or from to
= i"> o. 21 { 4 -
sTENOGRApH
Or the amusing Of Short Hand Writing taught by Mr.. Brs
tow IN twelve lessons for taking down Lectures
Tna'o, &c nc "a fast as any person can speak.
NIB "A work of the author presented every pupil.
~ FOX SALE, al the Academy, up stars a " Guide to
Shor-a nd" jyl3 im-r
- ACkET snip uUN rsVlLLE, from New Orleans, is
disch 'reng 4 Orleans Wharf, oot # Wall street
imm-d ate'y, Du,ry 2, A3 jyl,ec
MIR LEOPOLD DE JANUN legs TO inform hi, friend
w and the public that he contnues giving les in the
French and Spanish Languages also the aud the
n at his residence 43o Houston street those of his Pu
pills.
Rev. John Power, D d. Mr. Maruscelii, Consul Of
Rev. =. c. Pise ID. D. Naples
Rev. W,ipwTisht, D. D. p. +; ArOouIt,
Rev T.. Huddar Mr.. Fl. e de Rham,
X, Il Jenks, Teacher. Mr. H. Grnnell.
Mr. de la Forest. Consul of
Fance. DIS m'r
WANTED-Unlon BauF Bills Of Dover, New jersey, at
PADDOCK vANvLEEK.
ia 2wsr No. 10 Wall street.
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cured 10 this city OF 3m*'
LONDON AND MANCHESrEk INDIA X B.
Der GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL No. 8 Wall street TIL
w subscriber has received and offers for sale large
Of imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz:
Goats and Capes superior Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
Menpo aud Cotton, of ali colors and sizes.
Clobnda Rubber, Water Proof super Lama. Lama Per
sian and Cotton, pre- pared for il0rs.
India Rubber Weddings for suspenders, corsets &c.
s2S 6m*r CHAS. ABRAEAMSON
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BUN OFFicE, M Ir
Aug. %, ls42. J
Mr.. H. V. Blu rLER:-
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, five hundred
rsams of paper per '0eek, Tor
six months from the 18th OF
October, ls42, to be OF this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
M. Y. BEACH.
/ accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. v. BUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, M. 8. BEACH
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GOAL COAL! COAL The subscriber having tahen
~ the yard southwest of King and Gresnwch street.
snow receiving aul supply Of Schuylk and Peach Orchard
lowing reduced prices, -
From the yard broken and screened s. ton
Egg sire. $50
Nut, 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-16

ELOUH-2o0 b0ls superine Flour. from sp Daf"as
das &C K. COLLINS co ~ Soul. st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-16

.,1@- PALkET FOX HAV kE,-I Second Line 1.-The
sffN Snip ST NICOLAS, John Il. Pell, master, will
BOYD 4 HtNCKEN,
iylir No 1ontine Building,
SN5S WENfrT nNCES TO ENGLAND IRELAND
sNpA SCOTLAND AND WALES.-Persou proceed
sSx. emiunz money q any pate the old country
90 M nm times oh the subscribers drafts sight, for
nv amount on the Roya Bank Of Ire and and Messrs
Pfrscett troe, Anes TO- Baukes LONDON which paid
er OF discount charEr whatsoever in all the principal
owns United XII gdom Fos terms. apIy address, if
" ROCHE BROTHERS & co,
IS Futon ", next door 10 the Fulton Bank.
SThe subscribers will as h. retofote have regular
ressiou OF fret class Amer Shps, sailing weekly Lv
pool curing the eomrg 1913. For passage, aply
above