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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

I'D SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
"a Under and pursuan, the directions son5aaet in the
las, will and testament Of EIean01 Eofs deceased ,s
Ws1s6aats xchsnss in the City OF NswYolk the lh
sv Of Norember next waIye o'clock al noon by Anthony
80 of Isnl suas Ling and beng the Fifth Ward in
IN Cir Of York beng part OF the land called the Shusch
Tl,G5Te sold auction b. III, Rector and Inhabitants the
Civ of New York communion OF the Protestant splsco-
tanning as follows Wit S9utsrI front on Jay street .
feet Eastey side BY Staple street % let e,nGh.S
ae and Srthe the Es3; By 95oBeTy belonging sas 70
william Eos; las the fence stood IN 1921 u ieet inches De
nnm spS 9 sale m>de k I9S n on appsa
'''' JOHN CALDWELL, }E,scp,o,s.
On o,.,r.N,, r T DEVAN SGAeeuto's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

ID Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the City and County
New York. Notice hereby given pursuant to the proT
son OF The statute authorizing attachments against non-rss
of DAVID STUDLEY resident Of North Yarmouth, State
of Massachusetts, and that the Will De sold for the pay
meut hs debts unless he appear and discharge such attach
ment according law within months from the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice. and that the payment Of any debts due
10 him by residents of this State and the delivery him
for his use any property within this State belonging him.
and the transfer such properly BY him. forbidden By
law and are vod.-Daied the 22d day Of August, l8.9
BURR, BENEDICT s BEEBE,
aua Iaw9un Attorneys for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

sas4 A FARM WANTED in West Chester
s County near the Railroad, for which with the stock
lance By conveyance of premises 20l and 2O3 Cherry street
the Of Pike subject 10 mortgage lot na MS
Shawassee or Saginaw property Los.nspoI on the Wa
80 - 80 ' " - #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

n~SI4 FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
W IaaiS NiDDh hGGf 5E I'M An
RED BANk.-The steamboat 0RUs, Capt, William T
Schultz will leave New York from Fulton market whaIi
and follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

sssaTHREE FARMS for sale, in the town OF
~ Beeckman, Duchess Co-The said farms adjoining
each other and will be sold separately or together The
barn Sc The second contains about and thirty
acres with small farm house upon it. The third contains
well ae5sd well proportional with plough, ms1aSow
If not previously disposed Of they will be sold Public
Auctions the lt Of Nov next at i T9eE q the on pe e
premises; WHEELER GILBERT ,Beekman or WRIGHT,
IOSEE & CO., 90 Moore-st.. New-York. sA tN+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

sgsss A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, within
g 50 miles OF Newly orl and miles from the Village OF
y Newburgh on the Hudson River offering most desi-
rabl location for private residence as Ie view
station at West Point Said farm contains about 80 Of
highly cultivated land divided into grain pasture and mead
the use Of the farm and fruit kinds in abundance has
the reputation of being one the best 5tte Jams n Orange
County To capitalists who wish safe and invest
nent in real asate the city, the excellent
opportunity. Terms ma}e easy Enanire of, OF
G. HOLMES, Esq: NewDnrgh, or
IT, c Nj. son. the pIemiSes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

& MED h. The subscriber beautifully situated in the town
Of Scarsdale Wes;chester County, about IS miles from
Nsyy.York and miles from White Plains The whole Farm
contains abour $50 acres and has extensive OF Long
Island Sound THOMAS |. CORNELL,
Io,b mo in,h foil lms1 On the Farm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

a-ryE MORNING LINE-For Albany and
60 Troy, and intermediate lsndings From the
es1ssJalfoot Of Barcaystreet The new low.Erssstre
teanboat EMPIRE, Capt s. r. Roe, leaves THIS MORN
ING at o'clock.
The new Steamer TROY, Capt. Gorham, will
leave TOMORROW MORNING, at O'Clock.
For passage, apply to F. 3. Hall, at The Office, foot Of
Barcl2y-street. on Board
<orIcE-AI Goods Freight, Baggage, Bsuk Bili Spec
sn other .kind of Prot taken, shipped or put on ooe
this Boat must the risk of the of such Goois
Freight, Baggage. s.
;.as=T PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
Fs.-CssaAA-l BOATS FOR ALBANY, DAILY SuntaE1
$3.50 .p,sd, THROUGH DIRECT at O'Clock
P 49, From the Steamboat Pier between CouItiand and LIB
S,eamboa, KNICKERBoCKER, Capt. A. P ST. John
viii leave Monday. "Wednesday aud iday ate o'clock NJ
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Cap!. A. hoaghtcn, VIII leave
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, al, o'clock, 2 VI
III 5 o'c!ock-Land'ng at intermediate places.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. w BrainaId,
viii leave Monday, Wednesday and Fnday evenings a
o'clock ,, ., \, u ,,u
Tu5qday Thursday and Saturday evenings st ociock
For passage freight apply on board or 10 T. T. cu'7'
ttIs otto IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

30 TO LET-A very handsome store wiz. .1
boy windows in said SEe X, hem ose oe !e1m as
or drug store and OF the best Ice IN
Tie ho5Spss s and Is, vs15 5albr has
h aor az for the last three and In
Of ii health the wishes 10 sell ms h11 s y o
con any respectable business. Inquire at No oa!sEu
,,,In 10 10 A NJ and from 2 10 6 ?. NJ. me- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

NOTICE.-Jame Petit, ESQ. a Supreme CouE,
N Commissioners, residing in the village Of Perry Wyo
tbone estate nonresident debtor which VIII be sold for
the paymen; Of his debts unless ne appear and discharge such
FIRST publication Of this notice The payment of any debts and
the delivery Of property TO such debtor or
nIrrh,s whatever are forbidden by law and ars void
I!f Iawem ISAAC y. STODDARD, Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

- eaassss NEW YORK AND KINGSTON
M FREIGHT A hal, rA 5sS AZ.
,on Eansl--sieambosts NORWICH and EMERALD.
The NORWICH Captain JOHN SAMUEL sF'li leave Nv
." Y leave Kingston IRondou,j Landing every Tuesday
and Friday, ut O'clock, z. NJ. =,
AT IN. ESERALD Captain JOHN KErcRua,, wall leave
NYork foot OF Murray srset, Monday aud Thurs.
will lsave KngstJu RoudouD Landing every Weduf'-
DAY an S Satt% - 9a "a. andy o. board mhss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

CTATE OF NEW YORK, S. In Chancery-Be.
- fore the Vice Chancellor OF the First CrcurThe May
or Aldermen and Commonaty the City Of New York, vs.
Henry Patio aad others.-Alaster's Sale.
In pursuance the Court of Chancery Of the
Stare of New York will be sold az Pab bic AucuSn upds the
e. h- Merchants Exchange. in the city of New York By
Halliday jenkins Auconeers the sixteenth 6thl day
of November next "a D. 1887 IL O'Clock, OF that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

A
the norhery side of Frankfost1ee between Vandewaer
and Skinner streets in the Fourth Ward Of the City Of New
York distinguished ot number sxty-four. (t in Frank
for,lee bounded nerhery By land belonging TO Nicholas
~ Anthony southery by Frankorttreet aforesaid ea,ter
By lot number sxtysx in the said and westerly by
land in possession Of Abraham B!oodgood Said lot being
three inches depth the sstey side and eghtyye feet
depth the westerly side b the same more or less
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in ChanceEy
A. W1GHT Solicitor o2l 2awts1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

NTOTICE.-In the matter OF SrIlman Knight, a
~ nonresident deborNotceis hereby given all cred
itors OF SULLIVAN knight nonresident debtor 20 at the
next az O'Clock p NJ which time and place all accounts
and demands for and agans. the of the said debtor will
h. adjusted and dividend declared-Ooober l3, lH;3
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

81 sSaSY -WUKNINT BOAI rON iILttE-
r1szzEsEv1KILL Verplanck, Grassy Point, Sing Sing
DoSbs Fs!T Hastings n ss and Io9k
steamer COLUMBUe, Capt: VIM. H. Frazee, win leave
New York from the foot Of Chambers street. every
same day al l2i O'Clock P NJ except Sundays when she
viii leave Peekskll o'clock Landing at the 1907
NoTcE-A goods freight, baggage bank bills specie 9!
any other kind property en shipped put on board h
boat must be al the risk the OF such soods freight
baggage, &c. -, ,.oorr, If
III 49, ~ o.yns. ieI4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

DUBLlCN NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale
place The 18th of June last postponed TO Friday the 18th
day Of April, 1874 at IL o'clock in the CITY Hall
Street Commissioners Office Oct. 18th 1873
Ole 2aw On JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

:, .esz7 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
F F0IS FE ;1aefBs A sls MP2gis
Island On and after MONDAY October Sth the s'ea game
rae nelittng Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at os
clock Key.Po II O'Clock and New loot OF hGo.p
win be in readiness the arrival Of boat TO con-
10 Freehold any part Of the country oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

:. rcss1 IT. POWELL q CO.'S LINE FOR
tasdnF Hsdy Seal M vi
LANDER Capt R. WaIdrop will leave the pierfoot of War:
fenees every Monday ThaTsday and sa,uTdsy at
Monday at 81 4 NJ, Tuesday, ats NJ, and Friday at
NJ For freight Or sssags apply to the osps;n on oosra
NM on board must be at the The thereof naeAs
bill of adng or receipts be signed for the same JyH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10
CHEAP STORE.

TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
DRUGS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, MEDI-
CINEs, GROCERIES, &c;
lbs GREEEWtGIR 81, s.. ~ !. N
u mos, liberal term. for CASH or CREDIT, ve.y
size ,ssortsnr goods among them the following 70 which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
By This Mornings Mail.

SINGULAR MARINE CAsUALITY-Captam Park
inson, Of the steamship Petrita, running between
Vera Cruz and Tobasco, has arrived mere, and he
informs us that on his last TIP TO iobasco he
saw the American barQue no urahde IN the river OF
Chltipec She entered the river with fourteen feet
Of wafer on the bar but by the tGE!e she had taken
in full cargo OF ioswo0d, the river had fallen
10 FIVE feet aud the barque was OF course locked
in. 1t Is very uncertain when she viii "a out
and the chances ug2, not before next spring
She IS the FIRST vessel OF her size that ever crossed
the bar Of that river, and WILL doubt not be the
last. She IS partly owned in th!s city =. o. Pic.
rrz=s=--Hrs=rza<t&a
The RED RAcE.-A lecture delivered by Mr.
William Wallace, Of the United States, at Green
,Q;ch on Mof,day last, was well attended The
lecturer gave a clear and lorcibIe account of the
customs and character of the Indians, inter
spersing his remarks with amusing anecdotes and
epsoGcs, ,gh:cl were received with applause.
-London Morning Post, nov. %.
IN connection With Mr. Wallece's name and
services IN tue cause Of Repeal also the following
letter was received here since his departure for
England;
DvrLlS ~, 81 No9 s'@G,i lis 49,,
DEAR SIR 1t is nay pleasing duty 10 have the
honor OF acknowledging your respected comlnu-
ncaiion 10 the Llberator, covering remittance
OF f9, the proceeds OF Mr.. Waace's Lecture,
to the Repeal fuud for which the Association
tendel TO you and that estimabe gentleman as
well as 10 all the friends Of Ireland in your local
ity, their most grateful and ardent thanks.
! respectfully beg TO refer you for all news TO
the accompanying parcel of newspapers, which
contain most interesting intelligence and remain,
dear SIR with great respect, Jour most humble
servant. r Nj RAY
a>,zr,c Mem H., ce,,...r,. ,2e.,I .-1,.,I, p-
son, Nev-Jeisey, U. s.
CoMMENDABLE INDUsTRY.-NVe were handed, q
few days ago, the following statement Of reward
Of enterprise which we take pleasure in publish
ing not only because it is remarkable product,
but that others may emulate this example Of in
dusry. Il is as follows:
Two schooI-boys, sons OF Mr.. --- Cook
living on the Tornbigbcc River, raised on Il
acres of land $500 pounds of cotton. they AT
tended schoo! five days in the week. travelling
some - miles morning and evening. They
worked before going to and after returning from
school, and on Saturdays. They are reported as
having been afflicted with the chiIls part of the
time. Their names are James and Stephen
Cook
If VIC were a member of the Agricultural So
Getty the names of these youths should be pre-
sentcd to the Executive Committee for a premium
at It's next Fair. Eutaw Wing.
Very GooD.--A bachelor friend of ours, who
Is an Old Canton resident, was telling witty le-
gal acquaintance the Other dav that over the door
Of his factory there had always been placed
a notice of no admittancc TO women Where
was that says ourlcg alfriend. at Canton"
Then ! should have thought all the women
would have gone TO Pelsin,' was the rcjoinder.
New Bedford Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
> Y.aIth, ouiet, and Comror..-rhe Or

81 Health, Quiet, and Comrort-The Ora
ham House 63 Barclay pofers advantages
are rarely offered Il eiEbly located on clean and airy
street very the business part of the city md in the I'M
AID neat while its table supplied
Guiding entirely Animal Food and stimnants Of all kinds
Charge. moderate, and effort made render Boraer
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

~ The Invisible 5Vt., so closely resembles the
real head of hair that cepc and connoIsseurs have
uouncsd the perfect aad extraordinary invention OF the
diy The great advantage of this novel and unique Wig
being made without sewing weaving which Us
peaance so closely 10 resemble the natural ha both light
ness and natural appearance defy detection
being beautiful porous and so free that IN all cases OF
perspraon evaporation uump-de and the evils OF
other Wigs entirely avoided The ,ceic and connoisru
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, and the
peculiar method Of fitting the head the manufacturers
C. Barry LAG Broadway, Of Liberty street stairs
7irn,c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
Police OFFICE
Mary lane Anderson and James Jackson

Mary Jane Anderson and James Jackson were
arrested ana commit fer 5fes! IS worth So rom -.
Caagllau, Of HarsiInus, M.
Thomas Bennett and Charles Stewart were ar
.ese stealing Quantty be and pork from John Ri
her, j. 226 Varick
Edward Tucker, coored man, was arrested and
committed for sten- 'es aud Taptaoons worth
s23, from Amos 5. Chamberlain, 275 Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
CIT Y ] n ELL G e n c L

: a young man was arrested on Saturday for
stealing books from the auction store OF Bangs,
Richards & Plat, Broadway. We are informed
thar they have their eye on three four other sus
picious persons who are in the habit Of frequenuns
rheir MONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

IIolpAy PrrsENrs Persons wishing make presents
III line Watches and selr would DO we'll call
our old friesd A. c. BcHU SC Bowory They viii h2r find
OF articles IN hrlne lyon purchase
you depend upou getting s:ceas good as recon-
nrndcA hr him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
UPPER pOIICE OFFICE.

A. fellow named Timothy Costello was arrested
for stealing money from the pocket little gir
laued Catherine ouner Wcn sh. hal earned in TIE
try, ctte she Bad her moihets house. i6S Or
chard lie cooger, aud By Justice lI!bSr
FOR months 10 he Peuiteutiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

The following Cerhca,es are presented 10 be public
To- information relative certain Locks offered oI sale b
!slzons visiting Banks and i= y orhern STATS chiefly
NEw.losk Sept. %, 1871.
HTS to certify 81 Solomon Andrews cp-aed one O
Jls ocks On store door, b. OF false and
yHhou' having the keys belonging lock- thus
l5irigs M OF he cuIttg Of jones' !oc..S.
.t oizGetl S-A. HALSt,i, la9 Var u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

Gso Tow a.a eecely, f5sen thousand vi; ;i
remain the whole q lbs 10 s3,e ior forsf-
Two preferences take place each dav h General repre-
scnts re LifiuS Sau aad The Holiday rant3rine OF
Santa Cleus produced with various other novelties The
grand illumination * repeated tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

CryclxHAr., Dec Colour continues firm sales at a
nal AT 70 u aud ipsIec We also aoce sa es OF y
Mills at 81 delivered al the river Whisksy is III fair de-
mend at 3i and Inspection Wheat and very Qulc:
at Is cts.
NOZZLE, Dec lj.-Cotton alyance Of a cts our
quotations o SATURDAY last, Laterly theIs has besn con-
siderable rg off in the inquiry both buyeI and sellers be
ns generally dsirou Of obtaining later adyice from Europe
and although nces ulty MAINTAIN their previous hnnesS
the market evidently lacks the which characterized
the ea,l Of The week The sales OF the week comprise
taken for export the gre, bulk OF the sale, being on
m,Ldlins o. rn'ddlng fair 81 ST fair 81 good far
q.
New. GRLEAxs Dec. l5.-The Cotton Market rather
cue, to-day aud the sales barely amounted 5000 bales
Prices however unchanged The steamers accounts
dur aud the mail should through this morning,
aay eXieCt 10 receive them.
Augusta. Dec 2O-Couon.-Ouf market for the past
week has been unCommouly and animated Lots OF
would brought last thursday ever: and
cents been to-day sold 8! 81 cents. About 1000
bales Day haze changed haad during the week We quote
81 as The ext market The principal sales
day were az from g. The received from
th sQuhst dscouEagias Tie prospects o.
planter that almost calculation OF 1900 nor
bales for tic crop Will turn out 10 have been TOO large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

.ved by this invaluable preparation without parallel in
h> history of medicine Thou.ardS have been restored
health by rs healing and efficacy who
sdersd paFt III zach Of remedial means various cshcafes
entire APPRECIATION OF many prdcttoners IN ms and other
cities and sd growth the estimation OF The ublc has
petition Diseases which arise from impurtvot the blood or
ti,i,on Of the huno generally such scIof'a or hss
Evil Rheumatism AID Egcient GoUt Sal, Rheum and other
cutaneous diseases Fever Sores Internal Assesses FistuIas
Ch!ooe Catrh, Ucetsn Of the Throat aod No,tTls paIn,
Kidneys Female DeransemSnts General DEBILITY aud Pros
Prepared and sold wholesale retail, ndtor exporauon
by A B: SANDS * 60 Druggists tGfni,tss bnii1,ngs
corner Broadway end Chambers Sold also ~ a
& D. SANDS 70 Fulton corner of Colds and al =
East Broadway corner Of Alakesreet frce 81 per ootue'
six bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

buffalo. Get u. 1911.
eopght OF an authorized Of VIZ II c Jones Newark
NJ one OF H. CJonss's Patent Paddock . nilasr tn
sh,e 81 rs security applicable hank EaBits and sai-s
Is lock his SINCE osea oi-! % !ockSf1i; rhis ac~
ard W. ourselves have op-ned s-y=r OF j different d:scIp
ions oi -= locks when ne he'd sold tn, vicinity and
are entirely convinced : It has for security and
~leye = % De psIect hHtug 60. thus believing, place
confidence 1t.
Lsignedl ROBINSON. < CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
! From me 1 rue Snn ci NOV. Zot T.
Spencer's Hats.-Ar. SPENCER vi 81 Chan

Spencer's Hats.-Mr. SPENCEk, Oi 81 ham,
bers-stret Broadway has shown OF his Nua
Fur and Mceskn Silk Hats HIS best, which sells at 81
g. fully equal Knot superior, both quality and style,
those sold elsewhere fo S. Theyae certainly splendid
article. We examined at So IS which sufficiently
handsome satisfy those who in the practice who
cannot always afford purchase first quality article But
AID them and select for yourselves Wi! surely ind
one to your We take pleasure calling attention 70
49,. h.,,,itnl -asso.r.rnan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
[Erom The Tnbnpe Of Dec. "a. ]

From the inoule OF Dec 2di
We have been shown some Of the Nu;Ia Fur and Nosskn
SILK Hats Of Nh Spencer, s. Chab.sseet and pro-
nounce them most excellent article They fashionable
Ha. Elegantly made, and afforded moderate Pce When
ina purchaser combine elegance durability ard cheapness
as at Mr. Spsncer hs will be satisfied We recommend
those about purchase 10 Nh Spsncer excelleata
B-Centlerns: informed tina; large and ample sup
ply of the Hats thus noticed the shelves prepared
the great demand usually occurring tbs s,Secai
season OF the yaa-. SPENC4h,
d22 istjanl 81 ChambeIs-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

- Pacific Hotel, SO Greenwich, near Courtand-
street, Newly oik.-The above w-kGown Hotel harng
Gently undergone extensive and retCg open for
reception OF permanent transient boaIdsrs The
scribes having leased the for viii
puolIc. Z. FIELD,
DIS D2tsWlm O FARNiAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

~ Tie White Negroes remain Pea!e', Museum till
FRIDAY night Pinch ana i'dy Monsieur Adrn. the Aag
cian Msd AIoph ana other novelties, ali TOR
ona shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

CoSSrL1,s MAGICAL PAIN CHARACTERISTIC most extra
sdia4.y article used for the following eoPiaats VIZ
buses rn.v or,s ctoiua sal. rheu ulcers, eguptiouS
Ever ssres BARRIERS itch, nipples tic aoeIeaux blsS,
PILES, nfamed skin cuts, slabs, &c. &c.
B-Any serson inS the Mag cal Extractor FOX any Of
lie above named compa ns ard no: perfectly satisfied with
r2 Cortlad NorthFif Street, Philadelphia 81
Ve'nhi Boston. d25 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRk, DECEMBER .

PORT OF NEW-YORK, DECEMBER 26.
MINIATURE ALaANAc-THIs DAY
Tnr ScN THE MooN. FULL SEA.
Rse,.7 y Sets. sc 10 Is Evening " 90
LATEST pAIES
L L2aaG0 s osaa sSs@Bs
ARRIVED,
,Rc 5chr Manila o'Brisn, ds FIN HaiaN fish TO
SEM Copo Crockett, 10 d, from Thomaston lime, to
Scnr Richmond 10 ds I'm Thomaston, lime t, master
SAILED,
Ships Great Britain Mobiles Ocean do Emily, St Crox
BELOW.
barque-Wind NV.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Hindoo from Boston, aud BI. brig Eery from
Pasboro rs, were passed off Norwak Islands sunday
bound 70 NNork,