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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-09

Comuissioner q hs General Osee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
Second Board.
Second Boa
State Of Trade.

The produce market Is mostly nj stand awaiting the
opening of the canals In Bresdstus the quantity in this
State in store is thought sucien to affect prices until
backed by further supplies from the exhaustibe west
will probably be the middle of May before any mate
rial change takes place
F2our-The market continues dull. The stock now
here put at barrels against % OOo barrels
as usual at this just before the opening of the
nails There were to-day receipts Of l40o barrels Ohio
via New Orleans The price Of Ohio is quoted a5t
Southern. 4 o6i a462A Pennsylvania e23 a475.
GrainThere is no Wheat yet in the market. Sales of
1900 bushels Rye made at Coo Corn So 5Sc Oats
there were sales of 5000 bushels at 26c.
Propisions-Pork is dull at "A a93, nominal quo
tations Lard in barrels, small sales at cents, and in
kegs 81 e1c; Butter common shipping st as; Cheese,
6a6t
seeds-Cover, flair sales u o; Timothy, in bushel
tierces l6 II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
Dry Goods Trade .

In passing through the streets of city
Siderable activity among the oSbers Customers from the
country begin to make their appearance but yet pur
chases have Neen rinng. Western merchants have not
arrived yet they the heaviest buyers, we anx
ously look for them.
Our obbers intend doing small but safe business.
The system of credits has been revised and the long Pc
RODS given to distant customers completely abolished
The average time is six months beyond which
venture to grant In times past the composition among
should sell the greatest amount but among the chan
ges the times have brought about this has been the most
thorough.
The country merchant must have capital to obtain
credit of obbers letter introduction will not pass
for letter of credit under the present administration of
commercial affairs in this city spectators cannot obtain
the credit that actual legitimate business men, can COM
mand.
ket at the east but the facilities the Bosonans enjoy
induces many import their goods direct consequently
eastern country merchants to Boston instead OF
coming to this market.
The stock of foreign dry goods in first hands is small.
and the obbers have not laid in supplies for large trades
prices extremely low particular for domestic manu-
actures Our French importers doing very small
business. The falling off in imports is immense, being
less than quarter of they to this time last
year. Packets arriving at this in years
full whereas now their freight list will hardly pay
their expenses.
The stocks the interior have dwnded down to almost
nothing and still the country merchant buys spar
ngly, and nothing but the most staple kind of gooas
The farmer buy nothing but actual necessaries
thing TO keep soul and body together and finds great diff
Guilty to pay for those consequently the retailer
mas nlnseI unaDie 10 meet MS pdym " tne
obber promptly required unless he carries on bar
ter and sends his produce to this market to realize
the cesh for.
The low price of produce makes the farmer poor his
poverty affects the country merchant end he in turn a
ecs the city dealer and up to the manufacturer until
all lean each other fer support.
We shall give more particulars aboSt this important
branch If trade after the has further advanced
navigation will soon be free from end of the country
to the other, when may expect greater arrivals Of
Strangers which will enable to judge far better than
at present what the amount OF spring bust
cuuil1I 10 In he inn let r 10
careful and urge their customers to purchase
than their will justify for the loss will assured
y fall where is deserved. Now is the time to establish
this trade ssfe system that will govern it for years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

On Sunday evening last after short but painful i'll.
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and also the
aud scholars of the Sabbath school attached to
the NJ Church. Bedford street. invited 10 attend his
funeral from III Macdouga street, this uesday) after
noon, at FIVE o'clock.
On the ODD instant in the 30th year of her age, SARAH
MAR. wife of William Francis, and daughter of the
late John Farr, of Jersey city.
friends OF the family and those Of her brother Will
liam Farr are invited attend her funeral this afternoon
25th instant without further invitation, from her late
sidence 45 White street.
At Hamilton, Bermuda on the Goth ult, AMELIA ANN,
daughter of Henry H. and Amelia A. Godet, of this city,
aged one year and three months.
On yesterday morning. MARoARET, wife OF Michael
OCcnnor in the Goth year Of her age.
His friends and those Of her brother William Corbet
are requested 10 attend her funeral from her late residence
Sixty First Catos read wednesday the 26h
instant at o'clock, P. VI.
NBCarriages will be in readiness at o'clock, cor
ner of Oak and Roosevelt streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
Cattle Market,

There plenty of Beeves, Cows and Calves in
city OF sheep is owing mainly to the muddy condition of
the roads.
Sales of Cows and Calves have been made at SIS 25
each, which shows reduction in prices. We give no
quotations for sheep Beeves range from 50 TO 81 hum
dred weight Very few, however, fetch the latter rate.
In Cincinnati beef cattle the sth instant ranged
from So so to So rs hundred weight hogs from 81 to 81
25 and mich cows from So to SIG head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
Foreign Markets.

PoRTo CApsLLo April 5.Our produce for export rules
follows Coffee "a &C. ditto superior and picked 10
l2c this latter quality is called for TO ship for the Euro
pean markets Hides. small size etc large 7c. Co
coa very superior quality $40 currency, per fanega lt
pounds nett. indigo F 10 RS per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
MONEY MARKET.
Monday April 24-5 p. nj.

1*01$@s*y
The operations in the stock market to day again
ery large at general rise in prices Ohio SIS 81
Ter cent Kentucky per cent; do SIS II per cent? Ind
pa, per cent; Delaware and Hudson, per cent from
fst sale; Phoenix Bank Il per cent? Canton, Il Harlem,
Ohio Loan and Trust fell per cent; Utica and sche-
|ectady Railroad rose II per cent
the board sudden rise in stock produced the
lure of two brokers, whose places were supplied by
be election offour members Government lean
Long Island I, Harlem IT,
The following the leading features Of the Bank of
Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
90 Professor YELPEAu,s CELEBRATED

ILLS for the cure OF Gonorrha elect, and all unpea
ant discharges from the urethraare too well known
he medical faculty of New York to be the only specific
|nown for these distressing complaints, completely erad
ang the disease in from four to eight days. without
Pach. Sold in boxes containing hundred pills, 81
ach at the consulting and Office Of the College Of
edclne and Pharmacy ofthe city Of New York. 81 Mas
fust. WIS RICHARDSON, Agent.
N. B.Country patients, by enclosing three dollars
post paid directed to the agent Of the College with full
nd explicit description of their will have forward
to them chest containing sufficient quantity Of Pro-
,or Valpeaus remedy, guaranteed to cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
NJ A r TIM Z Fl RAID
Packets To Sail.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SlvEy, Of News Fleet, Re.
Ion Of the Shipping left a the Port whence they sailed the
,py Eo,po SWp a a. Ss o, 'e Cao sn
board them Immediately on then arrival. Agents and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
The folio wing are the rates Of some othc articles with
the rates on the New York canals, for isaa:-
~"--' Wv M 49,, 90. tnoa ms. WEIGHT

These sufficient to indicate the enormous reduction
which Pennsylvania has made in order to compete for
that great trade of the west which hereafter the bu
nend-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
NJ Qrr1cd,
Died

On Tuesday evening the 18th instant, by the Rev. DR..
knox, Francisco GISe of Havana, to HELEN p, daugh-
ter of the late Abraham Lines, Esq, OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
Passengers Sailed.

HAynETPseket ship Vile d. Lyon-Mr Hennon and lady
Philadelphia; MoIlot, NJ Tasse, c TraGe, Z ell
Jules svole. Mde b'Arbss Of New York; DR. Baynsrd
Orleans. - -
CANroN-garque Ronaldson-Mis Charles Gu,zlaf and
servants, Dr. Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL as.
Cleared.

SUN RIsrs.... ......5 81 NOON RIsEs.... So
SUN .....6 az HIGH WATER. 6 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

no BRlSTOL's SARsAPARILLA vs. SANDS SAR-
APARILLA The public have been referred, for some
onths past George Dulay, ia Wet, who is said
be cured by Sands Sarsopsrla, published in our
and country papers The case pourtray cd in the
pers would IL true be of the allest kind but there
certainly some mystery as 10 the fact George Dulay
BITE of la Wile street, has been dead three or four
onths and IT is said by that the man never was
ured unless be that he died cured II the latter be the
bet Sands article beats al Others and far exceeds Bris
s hitherto unrivalled extract for Brisops only
ersons while living and of his patients die cured
be perplexities OF life that is born to- We would
TO know weather is the peculiar efficacy OF Sands
Fonderiui hewyeund out preparation, that makes so
nany die cured or whether is the effect Of some fatality
|tsndihg those who take the article. Can any one tell
now IL 49, and why dead man is thus referred to as
Pts Sarsaparilla those who have been cured by it, can
found with ease for they yet live and move amidst the
ares OF life. We prefer Bristops, is no humbug or
fachpenny. Those who wish the genuine Sarsapariiia
aust see that the written signature OF c. C. Bristoi is
rep across the cork of the bottle None other gen
st. and 1873 Greenwich street. and at the va
|ous places named in advertisement in another column
II this paper. See advertisement
90 TO ALL PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
dyspepsia loss Of appetite lasstude low spirits general
debility, nervous headache or any complaint arising
rom dsordered state of the secretons. The celebrated
ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
More than thousand bottles of this invgora.ing mix
pre- were sold last summer proving beneficial in every
stance and restoring to health and comparative
reDgth from the lowest state Of constitutional debility
old in large bottles So each small do 81; in cases
finng half dozen, So. Carefully packed and sent to
Office and consulting of the College, 81 Nassau
tIeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BNlL, Aucsi Inese
ny BELL & HOWARD.
s.s~,sN,, ~ yam 4 nd rs stis1r - -

Furniture oE o. Lock wal be soi the entire hand
some Fupiru re contained in the house 1903 Liberty St
Comprising various pror ard s. air capes on g ms
looking elscs card and other oirs h'no
.f AMI cSert m'tchn short tn usual hard'ofce ro,
and bed furniture, kitchen uteLss' &c io""
wi h gertcel family, aud all setI kent
Also rosewood nisno, made BY Names. , :, .
Also, p O'Clock ureci'ey, without the hole OF
the iurpiue large "a and l3 fulton ST
the be Mid for and taken the day OF sale:
sson Of the be giveLu TIE morning Of
the 26,h
"WEDNESDAY
6.tteel furniture at l2 o'clock 4o9 Houston 81
At lo o'clock IN the sale will be continued the sale
Of eegent furniture Of ~ descriptions from families
ing, &c. commenced on Saturday.
THURSDAY.
AtIoI O'Clock, at No $40 Grand st cor Of SuHolk.
he handsome furniture family giving ping
FRIDAY,
Sale Of FurnifueAt o'clock the handsome fur
niture tanned in the house c8] East Broadway.
B-The sales of Bell Howard will take place rain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

The tonnage OF s42 at the prices OF Isil would have
ost $a6,olsaso showing a saving of seooo,o0o. The
esut then s that the farmers obtained 600 less
pr their produce, and gave $oooo00o less for the
uanty ofmerchandlze os the year before, being nett
roft in their favor OF 100000.
The Harrisburg COMMITTEES have reported reduction
tolls the pusc works of thnt state varying from
B 10 per cent, from the rates Of Is4l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
by CARTER Il co.
ISIore No ln2 BROADWAY J

WEDNESDAY, 26th A.ril. IOls o'clock elegant f,sh
onahe furniture rep1y advances including French and half
French sofas, Of the most elegant h,lf hree'luares
aud full French rosewood and mahogany chairs; wa,dobe'
rockers mahogany centre tables ee-
giant card and dining and breakfast rbes easing bureaus
marble ard mahogany and sewing chairs; up
right SKIS French beeads plain bueaus tables. cane seat
maple cb,s work tables wash stands with ana without mar
Bile tops, &c
Also, lot Of second hand furniture, carpcts,Gc
Ca aogues the morning Of SALE The furniture o. the
best -scripen and will BE- sold without a2i 3tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

TO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mixture remeiy delicious ard unparsl
e,cd Tea highly celebrated 10 China and Europe Just
ported for sale at the Canton Tea Compsny General
Tea Establishment l2l Chatham at Nav Yot-in rscLSces.
prI~r 80 sul ~ each az rSp.er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

DOCTOR GLOVER is one OF the very few advertising
- physcan who has received regular 1icai education
He has confined himself office practice for the LAST four
this city, He had great experience in the trca
Of structures and has cured Of that hnl than
other phs stefan this city, Dr. g. makes his charges
dc suit The times and Of bis patients He
puts -dcns for the Of species Of the disease
ST. with directions and short reates giving symptoms
meut and Once in No. Ann private entrance 9TH
door from Mnsenm. a25 ltsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

YecTease, EfJIz< Iz,Ugz,I5f
The tonnage olsi2 at the prices Of s4l should have
eded $40 200 03b showing loss of near SIS 900 900 to
be farmers. The merchandise going west, or that which
hey purchased, is valued as follows:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

Ii rersonS hereby forbid trusting any person rcr
n sons employed hoard the schooner Major Georee
How ard" Of Buhwck Hilst, master, on account OF SAID
schooner or on account OF the cantain owner
ANTHONY HULST. Owner.
Bushwlck, Apnl 81, 1888. a22 iwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

DIANO F0RTES-The subcribers resp cfuiiv invite
their friends and the public in general, to cali their
b.hment No. 2o East Broadway where they have banda
well assorted Of mahogany wood French grand
action Piano Fortes will all the late warranted.
leave 10 aom the pubic that this the establishment former
subscribers The be futd suiting times
Purchasers respectfully nyGd 20 call End examine
N B. All kinds of pianos from to 7ocavcs will he made
order Also pianos tuned and repaired exchanged the
reasonable Also oud nd pianos for alr
HENRY RICHARD JOHN RUCK,
mtr East RIna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
THE Proprietor Of IN: above feels CRATE ui
very liberal and dsng ushed he has hereto
fore received and with renewed xerons hopes TO
continuance their support He respectfully informs
his friend, and the public in his house opened for
the reception company and he prepared make
with fam lies board for the ensuing Hpop
reason lble terms There Hotel in country which
combines he ADVANTAGES Of this for health como and
Single gentlemen gentlemen with their lies,
wanting superior Accommodations for the with all the
ard advantage of hand,oms and retired resi-
depce, mot fail to be suited. C.F RICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

BENZ tMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE-Eegsnt Furniu e-B. MOONEY
Al Co. will Sc H. this dav at 10 o'clock at No Beaver
an as,ortment Of Household Fur,tur, yiz-rh's Bus,ei
French Mirror hall mantel and as,r, lawps candeobs,
Of knives aud forks. &c.
Also Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will com
a25 Itsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

NOTICE-Fo these who seek health aud comfort, com
~ bnsd with uxury.-Price reduced-Od Established Me.
dicafei Vapor Baths, Is CoTt' anjt street.
Mrs CARROLL in accordance with the exigences of the
times has reduced The of her baths and socs continu
ance Of the patronage of the Faculty in particular pub
lie in general Colds lhroa awe ling Of The glands,
Immediately relieved Portable baths Of the
city Brooklyn. Open from the morning I'll nine o.
clock aight Sulphur Baths require one hours notice.
a20 ctsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
BY JOHN c. COACHMAN, Aucti
vUIS nav

THIS DAY.
At 10 o'clock CT Division street. will be sold large
baskets Of escrption tin ras tubs,
wooden of every decrIpon fancy articles kn
and forks, spoons lamps clothes horses
children chairs lad &C ben the ent stort of
basket Sale pc tive rain shine a25 itsrc
- BRIDGE co. 10000 American secars; Also, 1000
vanas pur Imported Princips: 20 90 La Norna
Tr,hucos 1900 La Foras als 10000 imitation Prilci
PCS; 10000 Mdss kega,s Sc To h. sold without
their sales room this ming. April 25 s25 t*r
A NC ION NOTICE. Furniturc-Op Weqn-,dav, at ten
o'clock the Furniture contained in the house No ?5G
Spring street consisting Of Brussels and ingram ard
rugs oil cohs mahogany chairs sofas sofa hedsteads side
boards bureaus wadrobes bedseads beds and bedding. mat
kitchen funinre.
Furniiure-Thursday at 10 oclo, k, at 1855 Pe,rl
(3rocerr-Do do atI75 William street.
Eleraa Furniture Friday at 10 o'clock = 236 broadway
a25 2i re s. p IN0RhHAM, Aucnoneer.
m 4 A.et;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

SINGING.
MApAM SUTTON. having ARRANGED TO etun to Itaiy the
A beginning OF August, pupils until thN
time finishing lessons the Italian ~ nch and English
Style OF Singing Her method that pursued y Bordogn and
Vecca the first masters Europe increasing tho seDgth and
compass with astonishing pidy Her lis will have the
advantage OF her singing with hem which be pursued
by massn alone, who have been emncp, Ladies de-
srous OF awaiting themselves Madam Supns limited stay,
from Q O'Clock ill 2 mo lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

JOHN BURTON,
MO. 92x BOWERY, New York begs respectfully to iu
~ form ladies and fashionable world in general that he
has ust received from auction suit the times de-
sirab.e assortment Of
AMAZONE BONNETs,
which he enabled to- offer remarkably low prices viz
Suptrior and first quality, from three five dollars; fair aud
second quality, from dollars
Ladies wishing to purchase requested to make early
call if drsir, of good selection, a23 afissr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

COMMON sENsEw teach any one that the medicine
~ that will disease psrectly and ha-mr ssly with
diet hndauce from business be sought for before
other medicine in the world snd that is the Of
end of the Union to the her, Or Hunters Red Drop This
of Vcneea disease with all its complicated forms of s cling
mankind Sold only at the Ruutcrian Dspensay, Division
a ne hnfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

BREWERY APPARATUS.
EOR SALE CHEAPf applied for IN fe " days, as the
will have to be remoyed-A kettle Of tho
pacitv Of fifty barrels with tubs vst coolers maItmi,
per pumps bires pancheons, &c. Apply to Mr. BOWEN,
l6i Bleecker street ala STR
DRITIsH SHIP CHESTER, Doyle. mss,er. from Liver
ID tn alb ship will confer favor
ing whont permits board foot ef Rector
street. ~. IL or 20 the office Of h. ,ussc,lhers.
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co.
a2r 81 F0lton street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25
n. n THO MPSON. Auctieneer,

M II ITO WFsUN, hTctIoneer. >,
II COB PLATT'S fifteenth spring trade hardware s'lc
this will take place th day - o'clock at Plat
consisting Of 100 casks and los vyknivey and
forks of ivory. st'g. hurk black up white bonc for
bpch h buck sc IN of 81 and nocket
ponnves razors scissors, shears German silver ab aud
sponn Sh, fl Id files. anvs vices, log chains wrought
nails hovu and srads hoes brushes a,sored hand rapne
ard saws wood do, ,cvhe stair rods axes tai
and sheet iron tea kettles sadons shoa and rail ham,
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

and his thousands of reader. could as ntion- ally charge their delight in ftsh upon iim, as glutton can shift upon is>sook the re- sponsibility of his beastly eNeess.& Nothing would have delighted the colonel more than to be told that no such man as he could wah Tn high success the streets of any other coun- try in the world; for that would only have been a logical assurance to him of the correct adaptation of his labors to the prevailing taste, and of his being strictly and peculary a national feature of America.
 They walked mile or more along hand some street, which the colonel said was called Broadway, and which Mr. Jefferson Brick said ''whipped the universe" Turning, al length, into one of the numerous streets which branched from this main thoroughlare. they stopped before rather mean-lookmg house, with jalousie blinds to every window flight of steps before the green street-door shining white ornament on the rails on either side like T petrifed pineapple, po- lished; a little oblong plate of the same ma terial over the knocker, whereon the name oi "Pawkinso was engraved; and four acci- dental pigs looking down the area.
 To be continued.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

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