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wv W. but; asId; e,sa' or h%dSL Please address By
no'e, - ". al ms olhce. sli Str
WANTS A sslTUAT!oN--A young, woman wishes to en-.
gage herself chambernaid to do The housewok
,, i"y; The best OF reference given Enquire at y Mott
WANTED-Purcs.ers for Patent MangIes smooth
ing nj o.s s% aS.s se sy s Of ,S S
ssE machine as one female With The Mansls win in day
% o s se % SG Be- .:.s no s
on A. e principal hotels the city They will be sold
,n, I'm. DUNcAHs WEST, aLiYl, Green street, y
,na S Ss,o% who sadsands Sm6rods is 6Iehss
'fe he Herald SoTSg New 9 york post
~ ASTOR HOUSE.
;asle Esacnca Winter also With parties single
s5toS may prefer poSTe taSf q e sTETo sS'
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
coo. ~ lGs .Eps part of city for two single gentlemen e
fol FS'S a%s servant 5%S %So viii % Of
IN mSs6 b M e "pped &C. private sC and GGse
s sss SscspGs s given and required Address Ospd Be-,
e. ENTLEhEN taking thsr meals down town, ds-rons of
securing e.; day board private family whe the table
n "a, pes,sSs both regards comfort and
ca. ny b. IL with '' full board
Terms moderate. 81 lmr
PLEASANT AND AIRY ROOMS, with Tanines attach.
ssa White $s% s.s. is '1 tea
HANDSOME APARTMENTs, with board, may be had
4 on application at an Houston styetths entire second
so Be- By isw aSc o1s and
$1,000 EREWARD-Th. sIoT. Of the subscr,b;r, wa.
s a % i and ss ' watches:
part cl WI" De given" or Sss''IR'o'sG 1%VSf! any
si STR No. Astor House
d.OO0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James C. Whitnoe late of
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EINE IDEAS

FINE TEAS
cuotcr or, r. rr,c ~ - c.. ?, o.,
a NnOiEEir orLr.S ION 9I f9uhg Tyson, part Of the
- MARY Elem IsnoD,a ana Vssar casoes fresh ana IRA
E A. n ,o p H,o " bI a 'Hoodbs a%u MO
ea a.ous IioWquas ptck ei' sm'es, pnaruhg houses
anu hote's DESTROYS 81 procuring the genuine fiowqtas NIX
mr can pe upeg py ne snge p9uhu or IN paekaSes oil
IDS at reduced price Also, Oid Hyson Imperial yson
okh ana sas l2r sae low whoesaie anu retail
o,.:. a. "A 1oiiNoloN' sugar store 81 bowery'
DRANAN;s RATIIs - N !, ,6;a t,hi;-h,.., :,
NO 4Courtlandt street. Newf ork four doors from Broad
way nn.,,>-, -, .
- ntAMAN mas recently opened the above new Bathing
establishment Every ueIartne t Is constructed ON the most
commodous ana convenient plan IL now IN successful
oIalon am aae anu sshusineh ssng ,e establishment,
IL Warm Cold and Shower Baths at all hours, from
rise TIL I'D O'Clock at night So lm'r
TNDEPE NDL Mr. ORDER OL ;,JOD NJ + OVS-Tha
L falIow;nr LODGES meet a. n ococI p N " "e
Wasb'"e,om ioJse No MoHJ,, q, az am a Dioa"m"y'
.Gsrans njoo 81, = ~, nroJ.,' ~ p,"oL,ru' "'
Nay Vmt ni.s VIM u, -, III. u Lr H.
al erns. ;i,;es. III NJ u'e 'iksss no
ee, So''e' d" imam anu Doane st'eees aule m -ec
LEADS OF IAIR-Barrys Ventilatng Ciossame Inv Isl.
III bic Wig closely resembles the HAIR
scepcs and perfect
extraordinary the day The great adv of
this aud unique Wig its being without ing
weaving which eloselyto resemble the
hair both ghtnes appearance
detection being beautiful porous free
that in all of is uuimpeded aud
the evils Of all other Wigs entirely avoided The scepc
and alike invited inspect aud
tilu Wig aud the peculiar method of fitting the head
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MADAME SUTTON.
PROFE SSOR OF SINGING
6i8 Broadway. sis 3msr

CONCERT OF SIGNORA CASTELLAN GIAMPI-
~ ETRO.-On Monday evening, Sept 49, I8,3 will posi-
lively take place in the hall of Washington Hotel
Broadway.
The Music of the several instruments having been secured
full and efficient orchestra has been engaged and
this instance the public will have the whole of the pieces
with the original of the era operas
written by the composers
Leader of the Orchestra, Mr.. II. &. TlMM
Tickets-prCe 81 each the principal Music Stores and
Hotels and at the door, where Programmes will also be distr-
buted.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctione.,
BY BELL u HOWARD.
(StDTes No. ~ Ann street aud rs Fulton st,eetl

--E=--==--
THOMAS REII Auc,;on...
nv BEI f. Il iiOWARp
fS,,r,, No % INN street and IA F,.ion s,,.,,
''''''' 49, ----------.--1- " '''''"I
FRIDAY.
At IOIs O'Clock, in ths sale rooms.
Large sale OF eesn :essonann aney anu Jay goods
o',ls c'ssmr,s Nrsungs UNI "os,eIS gloI,eS o.
hlso quantity Oh ""aei c"uerI' guns Je"eiIr Watches
aud pledged articles, Ne
.,so tla balance s,oeh y, OF nercna. ,aoi, ,l, ~
49, qudh,lN W s,INI Maie tonP,isns 81, .iue
teaspoons mustard ana az tonEs ana s's' cups
.,< ShIthDAf.,
r.-. ~ l6'a o'clock IN the sale rooms. .. a
tnsN SAFE on very cioice anu se'ohu hshu ho"se""u
i ,'n ann tiplrl ."tnlt'ut .,,-. ,... 4, -
Mn Wy le'p 10. oi 'ecI'u ntnu r aron va
miN Ewing UP housekeeping ana removed Tor convenience oil
- - .,. N. - n. -..,
~ very h' c'Ol.t .,moorte 70 pe s",u va ISy chu
~ F patuui Rosewood ramos o} "" pest MA
h,Is VI VI" coonlIl, SAT- iErcInpIoy.
w a rrrhRT2i,' Snc,,onoe
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j. SORIA'S ,s,rNr

PORTUGUESE FEMALE pills.
rJ,HESE f,r.f,mcd and celebrated Fills. from fosrufa
l perceive, TO be obtained IN this county 'eV'
ment on the last colu mn fos''h n~as-
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ship Roger Sherman, Nichols Buenos Ayres Buck Peters
IBarque Cornellsa Young Richmond, John Ogden-Bries
Leyant, Webster, Tobaco, Bouchaud x Thebaud; Harriet
Brown, Bermuda Badger Peck Wilson Fuller, Cobb Sa-
yannah Durham Dimon Eliza lBr) Cross La Poole, NE
toodhne Co-schr Richard, Baker La Guayra, George
Arrived.
French ship st. Louis Godon from St Thomas via Hamp.
ton Roads days, IN ballast master.
Ba4e liecla Williams Is days from ST. Kits with mdse
Brig Antarctic Thompson 20 days from Demeara in ballast
to w w Pratt.
Prussian brig Doota, Gehm, CO days from Sten with
IL 900 bricks te order-lOO seerage passengers.
Schr Roanoke Webb (of Sciuate) 81 DAVIS from Porto Ca
beo. with 1852 hides 20 bags coffee c. Ezono board
The H. bound To Boston aud has here of
the easterly wind
Scr United States Moore, days from Bermuda ballast
to w. A. +. Davenport
Scr Southerner Sisson, from Philadelphia with coal bound
To New Bedlord-put IN account of the easerly wind
Schr WIN Blown Bumpus, from Philadelphia with coal
bound 10 New Bedtordput easerly wind
Schr Henry Clay, Foster days from Machas with Ia nbo
to J. r. Snow.
Schr Oak Hill, Lincoln, days from Machias with lumber
to J. +. Snow. '
Schr Gull Post, days from Portland with moasses to j.
Cram. -
Below.
One SHIP one baue, three briggs Wind ENE. with rain.
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New York Public Stock nXo,.unS
State of Trade.

Second Board.
$1,000 Gov't6's 90 boo lliIa so shas Canto
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rVHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the name
j of STARkEY \ ABBOTT, Plumbers, 70 Water street,
being dissolved, notify all from giving credit
account. JAMES ABBOTT.
ST
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IA ~ LET-The OF the No 2lg Broad
E;;m way under the Amercan Museum size Of the room
30 by ~ feet entrance through the adjoining:
separate entrance elm be had from Broadway next TO the
pank being one OF The most central situations the city
we'll located Tor billiard almost
ossesson can be had Immediately Enquire the premises
81 l., BUSHNELL.
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- BOOT AND SHOE STORE

CoTT0N DuCK-joo bolts of American Extra Pilot Duck,
" Nos. and 4. For sale by
f. X. COLLINS x Co,
sl3 zee SC South street.
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Spoken.

shin Falmouth, Com'r Sands for Boston, 18th
miles f. of the Highlands.
VIM Goddard Potter New Orleans for Boston, 18th inst
miles Sc of the Highlands.
Zenoba of and from Baltimore for New Bedford 10 DAYS
Fire Island light WNW IL miles The above were spoken
by pilot boat Washington.
Proxy Boston for Charleston with loss of fore topsa and
yard 18th inst lat IS IL n Ion i7by the Roanoke this
port.
YIN Brown Of New Bedford standing N 18th inst so miles
John Hale, of and from Liverpool Goth u off Gonaives-
bound in.
Cleaner Eaton, Boston for Rotterdam inst Georges
NV 25 miles
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DIR LARDNER'S LYCEUM

TO INVENTORS, PATENTEEs, MANUFACTU-
RERS, &c.-Dr Larner informs inventors and all persons
egged in the Arts and Manufactures, that he will receive
models draw productions of aud specimens OF
exhibition the byceum, and that such objects
will receive occasional notice aud at his lectures
Applications be made Capt John ayer, 76 Barclay
Dr. Ladner be consulted subjects
gnerug and practical science during his visit to New York
New York. Sept. a, 1873 slt Str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

Average on stocks S7& average bonds and mortga-
ges Merchants Exchange Bank has $4,000 OF bonds
and mortgages in the hands of Attorney General for col
lection Bank of America 275 do do do do; Farmers
sank OF Seneca, $3.50 DO do do DO Washington Bank,
ioooo do do do do Staten Island Bank 800 taken for
so 90 do do do, aud other collateral securities for about
roo 81 Lawrence Bank has g. coupons from Arkansas
ponus amounting to 81 SEQ upsold Farmers Bank oil
Orleans has S26 bonds and mortgages held in trust for
Albany City Bank TO redemption OF its circulating
notes at par.
Bya report of the Reading Railroad, it appears that the
receipts for the last year $500 0OO and the expenses
$4,000 The estimated quantity of coal for next year is
$4,000 tons estimated receipts $3.50 OOO expense 800,
900; net receipts $4,000.
Governor Ford ofInos has sent special messageto
the Legislature of that State wherein he gives very de-
porable picture of the financial affairs of that State He
remarks as folows:-
As the Government of the United States will receive
nothing but current funds yment Of postage, the
state absolutely without the of citing letter
out OF the post Office without taking Auditors warrants
OF deprecated paper from the treasury, and exposing
them in market for what they will bring raise the
cesay funds Fromthe very necessity of the case this
pacuce mas been tolerated heretofore though unoutho
rzed by law but will not be continued after the General
Assembly have had time to act upon the subject unless
the practice shall be continued by law. No letter.
post paid will be taken OF the post Office addressed to
any department. ofthe Government after the adjournment
OIL the Legislature unless some other provision shall be
maze LOT the payment oil postage.
desire also to call the attention of the General Assem-
W Oh reduCuOn OF taxes ana 10 ny
all means that such reduction shall be made will
yield an inadequate revenue Nothing possibly be
gained by such reduction but the Stat must necessa
rily he great loser"
This most melancholy instance Of the effects of debt
and the paper system Near 500 people
and the executive has not the of getting official
letter out Of the post Office because the federal
ment will not take their dishonored promises for msney
This state has enjoyed larger proportion of banking
than most others, and its beggary necessary
quence.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS


BALTIMORE, Jan 25Ar Athena Dill, Boston; Henrietta
Hicks GLOUCESTER Sid Louise, tBrem) Steenken, Bremen
Charleston. ~
NoRFoIK Jan 2-Ar Gazele. Pierce ST Croix The IT,
ser DWELL from Bristol Eng. has gone w Jam River Arr
3d. Opelousas Forrest Baltimore; Robt Bruce Dorahy Pro-
NYo.k
CHARLESTON, Jan 2s-Cd Superior. SBsiley, Havre: Arr
92d Lord Sandon lBr) Feeran Knsse; Ann Stille Wells
Carter GLASGOW; Bnney, Thomas, LiyeIoo Fasny Bison
e1s Sm,h. Amst rism; Xnn Louise (Fl imare Bor
deaux; Rob Roy (Br) Williams, West Indes: Bez Reece,
George do Delaware, Ross, do; Forrest King, Kelly do
Choctaw Darby. Bostop
nm HI 'S ,. h S%s R1nys Gid John
NEw ORLEANS, Jan ls-geow coming up. Susan Ludwig
from Thomaston Pacific, of do; Keller of do Queen OF
Boston; Or of Somerset; DC aya of Baltimore; William
Henry CID Archslans Boselle Liverpoo Caao, H'ynes
York; Mary Penne Scofeld do, Frances Ingrah I'M Sam
Ingham Tobasco.
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Brighton Cattle Marks

JAN. 23At market, go beef cattle, 800 sheep and 100
swine
Prices-Beef Cahie-An advance effected, and we
advance quotations, viz: few extra at 81 IS First
quality 81 IS So second quality So so 4; third quail
ty So 25 a 3 So
SheepSales from 81 to l5O; wethers from 81 to So
rs.
sineA small lot at SIC; lot to close at 2i retail
from 81 to SC.
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Sales at tho stock Exchange.
Second BOard.
State of Trade.

State OF Trade.
The news affected the markets i, very material de-
gree at auction. Coffee, 80 bags Havana at 81 6ic
cash NJ O. Sugar IS hhds at st ash 90 days; Figs loo
drums Smyrna TIC, 90 days Champaign Wine 100 bas-
kets Lassure' say st Hides 1900 Africans damaged
2c cash Rasins SO kegs Sun at $3t Salmon Is erces
at Sll3 1871.
Dry Cod sold at S2,l2 and No Mackerel at 81, So
Bunch raisins sell at l50c per box Sicily Oranges
$3.50 and Lemons at 81 rs. Prime New Orleans Mo-
lasses at l9c Sugar New Orleans have been sold at At
Sc per lb white Brazil have been sod part 7Ac brown
Havana at 81 a Bc.
Provisions remain quiet. Lard, however, is in demand
at e. for expectation.
Spirits and Wines dull. so hhds Kentucky To-
bacc0 sold for export at Sc. ID.
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUsEUM

NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY.
The MANAGER has great pleasure that this
refined and popular place of public resort having undergone
is NOW RE-OPENED!
And standing does mong the First Museums in this
Of the interesting and fashionable place
of IN his city The establishment contains al
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF
NATURE AND ART!
Neatly and astefy displayed three spacious halls and
COSTLY AND ELEGANT PICTURE GALLERY.
Exceeding in extent and value other n America.
Every Day and Evening this week commencing on
MONDAY, January 23d, lH3. .
In addition 10 the number Of Curost contained IN the hu
scum Tie Msnsger happy to engagement OF enc
week only, with the unsurpassed and justly celebrated
MADAME ADOLPH.
Who has the honor inform the ladies and emen OF New
York that she during stay feel happy to exercise her
PHILOSOPHER
impose upon the public, by making believe her Witch.
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with powerbut the contrary
confeses publicly TO be able TO instruct Others 81 gesd
Intellect, and mention their leading ira sacuons Of
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT,
AND THE FUTURE.
MADAME ADOLPH
Can be consulted apartment the Museum from
o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock /, the evening
teman will be attendance at the ONCE Introduce vsitsn
to Madame Adoph
Tickes the Museum. IS cents; Children half pnee;
IL An extra charge Of only twenty-five TO those VIII
consult Madame Adolph. j.2sc
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Passengers Arrived.

Ar BosToNln the shin Caledonia-From LIVER DOL:
Mr. Mpllock Mrs Maybe, Mrs Hemsn, Mrs Byrelen T w
Conltdge, w Allen Mr. Russman Corning, J ? Apple
ion n Spauldmg w Monroe, Jr, Dr. Fisher, s White,
W. EishsI Mr. Dickson Mr. CsTpsh Mr. Lamsop Barber
Mayer. Marshall Capt Hail. Mr. Kehereman, L Wye ill.,
Ksph'l, Berry Stevens Sayerns, Samuel Easter
brook From Halifax-Mr Gacriah, w Chapman, Frank
lin. W Evans w Chase. From Liverpool HalifaI-J
Harding, Capt Whitlett.
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NJ A R TIM E HERALD
Ship Masters and Agents.

ne shall esteem favor captains OF vessel. will give
to Commodore ROBERT SrLvEY, Of news feet, re-
port OF the shipping left the whence they saed
sssses spoken on their list Of their and
foreign ewspapes they have He viii the
Immediately their ARRIVAL Agents and an
home abroad will also confer favor by sending 10 this
ONCE all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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"No pent up Utica contracts our powers,

For the whole boundless continent is ours"
no THE SUPPRESSED PAPER.-Another lot of
last weeks "Notion" containing the famous article on
Park Benjamin, and which he attempted to suppress is
Just received the office No Ann street, and for sale
No should miss this rich treat. This weeks number
contains:
l. Sketches by Deta-The Mariners last visit.
ri. An Adventure.
III. Sir Joshua Reynolds Discoveries.
w. Rccardi De Selvsgga-A Spanish Legend
V. Story Tellers and Street Music.
vi. The Tomb of Hsiez, the Persian Poet.
VII Leaves OF Legendary Lore.
Will Bachelor Bob's Discoveries, by N. p. Willis.
TX. A Drowning Man.
x. Original articles by Louis Fitzgerald Tasistro,
Editor.
Tete.atete with readers
Remarks Sir Joshua Reynolds Discoveries.
lmpudent Experiment at the fremont Theatre.
writings and Contortions Of the Replica scathng
article.
Reviews Criticisms, &c.
For sale at the News Office. No Ann street, cents
single; 81 per 100
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Married.

On Saturday evening, 2lst inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Yer
rem, Mr. JAcQUEs FERDINAND FINELs to Miss JosEPHNE
ARsANT, of France.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY ~.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Calhoun, Myers Charleston Geo rank
lin, Bearse Lisbon, Foster Nickersop Topf Wording
Jscme', Buck Index, Br) Coafieet, jamaica VIM NJ
Godet Ayano. Pace New Oe,ns, B,dg-r Peck RudoIph
Sroning SHEFFIELD roI Leon Fla Prau New Jersey,
Brown. Darien, Demill; Fornix Wilson, New Orleans,
Nesmith Leeds Co -Schrs Oregon, Souard, Savannah
Ogden; Orokimbo, Aakapas Nesmth Leeds Co;
Cod Hook, Clay, Casune, Me
Arrived.
schr B. 8. Penniman, Drake, days from Virginia with
oysters.
schr October days from Philadelphia with coal to the
master.
Schr Eunce Rose Gaines, days from Hartford with mdse
TO master
Schr Oregon Wnchel from Hartford with mdse bound to
PHILADELPHIA
sloop vigilant, Heath days from Newport with mdse
master.
Below.
One brig, unknown. Wind ~
Sailed.
Barque Chancellor Beauvas Buepos Ayres and
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
mgss s;wSSrgs, nd
eak state and will have discharge the cargo undergo the
Havana With large fleet Of outward bound vessels,
General Record.
PAcxEr SHERIDAN for Liverpool, will sail this dav,
having been again detained Her letter bags close Gil.
pins, in The Exchange, at hafpsst II this morning
ssr PsnUy wv ,ss Of Thoma'on Spear from New Orleans
dick Cape Hare and Fses%p "a" abon, nns
miles by land from Hsvre. Her gone the 28h
'as
se ~ip'
quite unoaded and tina. Of her 500 bales
mos, were found wet the remainder appeared to be good
sHrr MoSrRo.r. Davis from Liverpool for New Orleans
water 10 her hold by the Arst sumeron from Quebec who
D day. G% Babde. for
Swn Of s ecs s S. Of belongs
Notice to Mariners.
Extract Of letter received Lloyds from Capt Roaons
Of DC Eass;. omitted 70 inform II my late letter o.
c w'ss SR %
s moT N. s f. 81 a% min AZ 2,. %
"s wSs SpS e Gy FIVE knot. hour
in rs,a deg 81 min q sec n and lon 20 deg s. min " I
hse 4, s Sc ES The highest the sp
he lower part extremity but appearance
s6Sa AZ an S BY Two ns
the southwark. IL distinctly by the and the
crew."
The following has been received Lloyd from the Hydro
graphic Office, Admiralty, dated Dec. a.
" HEysr LIGHT, WEST FLANpERs-The Belgian govern
men has given notice that fixed light been established
the Sandhls to the northwad of the of Heys lat
81 deg 20 % ", and Ion deg II min Of Green
wich and that Will appear the LIST Of January is3
The lighthouse is Is feet high, but the tight elevated IS
feet above the level OF high spring tides and will be vis
bic from seawad between the bearings Of round w by
by compass. .
The small fixed light Blakenherg lat % deg 10 min $
~ and Ion deg min 81 h, called the Fshemcn
Light will be shown from to SUNRISE from the LIST of
January next"
RrEF NEAR WHyrERIIcH. SOCIETY," IsLArps Extract of
letter from Can't Hnens Of the Thomn Dckenson inserted
in the Bay Of Elands Obseer Of July co. s2:- Leh Why
tesch June 90 Ga the 26th at passed reel TO wind
wd being very dark at the time could not asesItan It's
think about ships length NE and SW. The
ship going eight blowing gale and the
washing reef with violence supposed laid
by good chropometen.'
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0J- THE PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
prepared and sold by authority of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy OF City OF New York has effected more
cures OF secondary syPhitic affections than any remedy
yet devised 1t is safe and speedy its operation con.
aims mercury, and is guaranteed to effect a cure even
where the bones Of the becom,ng curon
some Of the most awful cases have been compietel,
cured by its and certificates to that effect can be seen
a, the consulting rooms of the College.
w g. RICHARDSON, Agent
Consulting Rooms and Dispsnsary of the College.
81 Nassau street
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Domestic Importations.

oNEw ORLEANs-Barque Moptpeier-( Reported
-39 bbs four 10 cks clover seed Bows Csrey07 bb
lasses De Peyster Whitmarsh3Os do flour Nevus son
-627 bbs flour $50 do lard 1875 do pork @ Douglass.
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Died.

On the 26th instant, MARY SLEvN daughter of Edward
and Hannah Slevn, aged years. months and Ia days
The friends OF the family invited to attend her iune-
raj on Friday afternoon at o'clock from 59 West ut.
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Names IF association.
Merchants Er. Bank, stock
and estate,
Do do stocks,
Blk OF America. Buffalo, stk
and estate,
Do do stocks,
Miles Blk at Clyde, stock
and estate.
Do do stocks,
Erie County Bank, stock
and estate,
Do do stocks,
Farm, rs Bank Of Seneca
county, stock and estate,
Do do stocks,
CattarauguS County Bank,
stock aud estate,
Do DO stocks,
Binshampton Bank, stock
aud estate,
Do do stocks,
Bank Of Lodi, stk & estate
d. DO stocks,
VI chsnics' Bank. Buffalo,
stock aud estate,
Bnk or Weston N. Y. silks,
Bk of Tonawapda, stocks,
II. y. Bank Buff do, stock
aud estate,
Phenix Bank, Buffalo, stock
and estate,
Bank of Commerce, Buffa-
10, stocks,
Union BIZ. Buffalo, stock,
Tenth Ward Bk, stocks,
City Trust and Banking Co.
stocks,
stat, u Island Bank, stock
and estate,
Washington Blk, stock and
estate,
Chelsea Bank, stocks,
Bk OF Olean. stock aud est,
Do do stocks,
Allegheny County Blk, stock
and estate,
Do do ,tocks,
ST. Lawrence Bank, stock
and estate,
Do do stocks,
Stare Bk of New Yotk. al
Buff 10, stocks,
New York Banking Comps-
ny, stocks,
Farmers Bank of Orleans,
stock aud estate,
tM N ..lai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

II may be that his glorious vision will never be restored
But still think sir that his locks will grew again. ana
that with them will return Of his mighty energies
and that in of these holiday shows theirs they will
find his giant arms around the pillars Of their polluted
temple And he Is TO be buried thus early, let him be
buried among the ruins of the Dsgon God whom they
have stolen him 10 worship (! -.
language cannot depict this scene describe the eec
rc effect OF this upon the House. Mr.. Marshall who
very SICK sank down perfectly exhausted and the House
vas almost empty Immediately afterwards.
Mr.. GARRETT DAVIS read short explanation from his
printed speech, Executive oommunaa atoms were re-
ceved, and the House adjourned.
Mayor Morris has been admitted Counsellor OF the SUI
preme Court OF the United States and returns home
morrow. Gov. Gil Davis is here Hon Daniel Jackson
has lett on political tour through Virginia 1t is thought
hat Wise will 60 TO Ausria Mr.. Legare can 20 abroad
il he desires it. Neither MIR Spencer Mr. Wickife or Mr.
Upshur will leave the Cabinet. w H. A.