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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
0RT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY /. :
= See Fourth Page
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. III,
rss aeT 's b. Ii DssSs's Wb9f %
was ia company With the packet ship 81 Sichoi, y
York; On Friday took pilot of ife 'slaH'' %
Blr r Hsrmony Sacoluck from Ms1ga esasJ
Gibraltar 18th, u5 to ia it R".,on barque Eisat
M 1 of s,imo Gs fox Boston Dec lat Is e
changed coors win Bremen SNIP og if %t, NV @
2sth took pilot % miles Sc from TIE Hook Inc nc M a
The ID % Brs 4ssa 'aS snc l9 The
n NJ in heavy sfua parted the small bower @ 10 he
the baque driving to SEA with he pest oG%rf s ecs. rel
opsA and run about ) miles 10 tho south "i ''e i'
a' bar1p FsIe seistt from Rochelle NoS . sI
AID wine TO Alexander SelsaetTe The r. u Al
se%f Rosiqsgq Pugb s 9sy' from @"m HsS5t @ hi
HenIv am, schr Perseyerenca for New York ,y,biOse,
sshr F.zsbs'6 Bodily perry,;a days from "''''D'
cbr Ras Lo;e;; dsgs .os Boston, g'a'er '0sD
Scas Ro~, -neliter f,om B.Eimo'e, da'' ''04'
s set c c1 s@ien Han;e soo dag, Cape o'
' 81, 70 sbn 1y 1f Collins. days om Delaware e'''
y 70,
scr Protector Wnght day iloa or ,fa,. oys:e
Schl Surplus Bodlne, days ifqA orr mdse Ga'
SGhr Jo!'ette. WosioiH 'i'i'
sehr denmark Evans days from v E,S,G.a sy.i.ls
BELOW. =, .o.,ou an
Ship { .,hanae, Berry, from Charleston ps''
rfs nc S A5.2ae, Huchp, I'm psrnamOaeo hides &
s' ss;s s AssssnT Beds I'm Savannah Dec " 'o'Y
'if III, 70 J iaao So9rs from GEORGETOWN cotton
ATsI m h,,s ,,.. Louiss-s.so bris AID ships y
%ind NW-wea,her clear
B.rque, Stewart, tB) St john'' \ B. 7"Aa'''- ,n
E Bsi R 2;sess $ J na2G1; A;
vannah; Madison, do. :, -, l-,,,, (B.) Antisusi%
cteIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
Com n,rcta,a nd Money Matters.

O. For sales at The Stock Exchange see Last Page
The sales were large at the Board to-day, and the
market firm, much more than anticipated,
there being three days settlements in one, and it
also being the last of the year.
The Exchange market for the steamer closed with
moderate degree of iirmness Sterling WIS .:
Francs 27l.
The Treasurer of MARYLAND states that the deficit
in the Treasury on the LIST Dec 1914. he estimates
will be $l.7l3,237 He states that the laws for the
collection oltaxes are very Inefficient and that some
of the counties have paid no taxes since l94l. He
doubts the propriety of the plan for selling the pub
lie works for State bonds The expectation that
the Baltimore and Susquehunna Railroad would
pay the Treasury 100000 during the past year has
not been realized The receipts of the Company
are sl8,309 less than the year previous. IL is be-
lieyed that the Tide Water Canal Co. is nearly able
to pay the interest on the million loan to H. The
receipts were 5000 being net increase OF S39,-
652. Larger taxes must be laid to resuscilate the
credit of the State and strong laws passed TO enforce
the collection Of them There is nothing that sounds
like Reputation in this Report.
The debt Of the State of South Carolina on the
Ter Oct 81 SAG 136
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
Cotton IL, lIississipni.

EAtrlct o. etieT 70 ths tbce, dated
COLUMBUS Miss Dec Is
Our river is in good boating ot!el il has beer 10,
the las, month"; but then have had lees Of r,a
which has injured the Cotton Crop very much being avery
backward fall with tie planters, AMI at les; third of m
crep is vet IN tie field which will De Of but little rus-
There scarcely oae planter fifty tha, viii be able ss,
the c,op picked out By the 18th of Fsbruary they shoals
have good weather all the tine which svery doubtful as III
rain coming dowa present III torrents The bad weah
aud blcYerdness OF the farmers seems TO DC general hs
Ill tIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

ALL FOR SuILLIsG."-Peales Museum really gives
the best shlngs worth of to-day that we ever
heard Of The Italian Fantocn mechanical sures are
worth double the money-then Monsieur Adrian. the
great Magc;an-the ypsy FortuneTe!ler-s5 Blanchard
the Jugger-the white Abno Negroes, &c. &c FER
ormances every hour the day and grand illumination in
the evening Take it all ali W. advise our readers not 70
mis-. making NewYears call" at Peale's. holiday s!!-
ling cannot be more pleasantly spent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- Tom THUMB WILL RECEIVE CALLS to-day
n; the American Museum having deferred sailing
Tor London one day longer and viii treat his friends
to NEW YEARS ADDRESS, beautifully written.
The performances, OF which there Will be thirteen III
number, will be most varied and attractive. The
Gypsy Family the Queen &c may be seen al all
hours. In the evening there will be a grand illu
mination. (See advertisement for particulars The
Ladies Samaritan Society is now holding u Far
there for the sale of articles to relieve the poor.
new place cgress has been opened in Ann-street,
and visitors pass out without beng lnconvea-
fenced BY meeting those going in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

~ The cr.ste.t benefits !e oftl4. lose winch u
most silent "a theif oi-fatiou>. Thus Is Il emra3ucaiY
"i;h the nvAc,te preparations Of Or Peief lnsy an
grsable In the taste create al The alarming symrior'
usually caused BY Other med ciues AID YET are anon: w
most elcirnt;at are u=d II Is cAy ecsar; to ftisf 70
ti GUS -ced by his Pills IN case; of bleus dad ote! s'
ycrs b.adsch Yeuess luG!l,e dy.rrsia liver
!ants sea sickness ropsy SC 70 fully IL. n this remark
Principal Office i25 Fulton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

HOLIDAY PREsyNTs-PsrsOnS wishing TO make presents
III. line Of Watches and Jewery would DO well call
our old !ead A. c. BURR, SO Bowsry They viii there find
,s rate assortment Particles in th,tne you purchase
can depend upon getting article as good as recon-
menGed b., him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
RHErM,rIsM AND (1oUT-Wnght Indian Vegetable hlL

RHEUM,rIsN An GoUT.--W right Indian Vegetable hl
are mos; ordinary medicine ter the cure o! Aeum'tsn
and Gour, bee they oly cleans The stomach and
oy-!, Of those morbid hunOrj which, :! taken INTO The e
culaon and thrown upon Tie men bsne and muscle 2'eG
OF The above au'u! masds, bur they excite me a.
,orhe vessels take w dat when Is ALREADY deposited and
therefore ,ra absolutely lahe perfect cure 81 %
nasu and govt i single - cent box Of sad odn 'ts-
fable Pills Will give the most astonishing relief oat e'<.'"
rance according the decacus Wall - certain to Oei 4l
OF every De scrpti1n from the body.
tom and therefore give health nd igor the %hoig ITin'
as well as make e7;sct OF Rheumatism and soot
Cauou-iS couuterelts abroad, a'Gid al ito;'1 OF
t0nbtul c tcttI .4 u -a4Lc-! 10 ask 10! WEES L.
dian Vegetable Fills
Offices devoted exclusively 20 the sale Of thu m,dic'f'
whole sale and retal-No. 28S Greenwich New or
No 1913 fremont street. Boston and Nol6g Race street, t'
aie ph,a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

FKou TExAs.-The steamship New York arrived
al Nc, Orleans on the 18th, three days from Calves
ton, but the news Is unmportant.
The Hon. Arson Jones had been nominated by
The dominant party for President, and the Hon. n
anderson for Vice President.
Congress was in session at Washington, but the
Message of the President had not been received III
coiI.eduence OF the almost lmpassItie state c' ''e
roads. The Civilian OF the rom says -.
Our rivers are full 10 overtiowing, and the low,
dat lands are almost literally covered with water
II The small streams arc full, and travelling over
Iand i almost wholly suspended. a gentleman
rom the Trinity informs that that river Is over liz
hanks and from the state OF the bottoms, cannot be
.rossad from Swartwotlt TO the mouth There has
been no mail received at Beaumont from Houston
for month and we believe that most OF the mails
are suspended.
The brig Ferdinand from Bremen, arrived at Gal
weston. with So emigrant=.
EAST FLoR1pA.-The Tallahassee Sentinel OF
tho 10Th inst. saws We learn by gentleman re-
emily from that place, that the settlers on indian
river are in destitute efd almost starving condition.
Small pumpkins, which were the only escuent We
retabla that could be had, were selling al twenty
FIVE cents each. The settlers subslSted manly on
f;sh of which sufficient caught, IN favorable
weather to support life from day 10 day-ln bad
weather. and when i'll fortune attended the Usher
mnn all suffered Our informant states farther, that
the land in this vicinity Is extremely poor ll-adapted
10 AGRICULTURAL purposes generally and may De made
snbseyient only TO the production tropical fruits
Bodies OF toIerabc land of ten to twelve acres each
and by no means adjacent, We're the utmost he could
ind The climate was exceedingly mild and genial
CovRr OF Errors, Dec. &C. Pumpelly,
mpId SC vs. Aaron Clark, Decree reversed For reversal
Geo .' Stewart H R Hutchins Judsemen; affirmed
1It q HIS and al vs. H. Nichols. judgement
| yers-d. Forreysrsa u aitrmance > r
a P Downer VS. J. Thompson. Judgement reversed fof
reversal IL affmance 2 -
cd For aifrnano. Is {; Cor reversal 8.
y Plige vs.. II. CagwiI. Judgement afhfmeo OF "I'-
a Gordon and al vs. J. D. Beers. The same vs.. j. r.
Goshen judgement affirmed For aiImance ID reversal l..
H Putnam and al. VS. T.. " Farchd. judgement affirm
gu. WAGNER and al vs. s. P. Jermain Judgement re-
! rersed For reversal 10; atfrmance
Hicks and ii. vs. City OF Brooklyn Judgement affirm
R. suydam aud al: vs.. ionis Canal and Banking Com
o,ny Judgement affirmed. For airmancs 10 rsvel,a
1 O AvmaT and al exts. &c. The North River Bank
| Judgement reversed Forreyersa - aitrmance a.
| De- 9th tOmiucd.l-B Gilbert and al vs. L. Arnoh
and al Decree affirmed For ahfmance 10; Ie,erSal o.
anu a. Albany Atlas,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
Passenners Arrived.

In the snip La Duchcs.e Orleans, from n
dafd ESQ; Of Y: Com oodoe Nlchois'dn n Wii.n
Sactett and lady Of NY john Gtlvet OF OH Nv
Hess OF Phil .deIphia; Gtsge OF LOUISVILLE ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
S,rrnD,y Dsc N


AsHEs-The market is nominally 6 and cet for Pots
and Pearls but hear very few transactions AT any price
Last yea. Pots closed 31 80 and Pearls VA %
The total receipts coo bns against % 500 bbs last year
The stock oa hand Is 900 ob OF which 3t9 bbs are reas
and l Dbl, are Pots OF the Pearls 1856 are first sort ac
f rho POI, 1850 are 6r The present stock Of edi' Is
7,l hbs and OF Pots 39O bills larger than last
COTTON-The market was quite inactive 'ooH'' tt
, no, reaching ond 500 CGo bales as lar do we
learn Prices ale without change he sn.' Oh Tue WIZ
hrh bat five working days. aoo up 10 'oo oa!e
=, finland ordinary to midding II st, uddas lar 70 ia
I "a, o; 10; and New Orleans and Mobile, orlin
iad,,ny 4. o middiiEs fair to far o. TO- and good
fair lci lot.
Ct OIrR AID MEAL-T hc!e yery little dong. Ohio
MICHIGAN ans ensses stand IT about 62: although the latte!
.,.r,,ir held at small sale Of Hat hoor, Ohio
ro.de at 56i The demand Tor round hoop vsry light
Searched is Ia good demand a4 Hal 3 re middng l2:
mldng 30 ga; ship s.ufs 75a 25 There nothing
of mportanc. doing Southern descriptions Georgetown
sells IN lots e2i IS, BTandywne GO IS; Rich.
mond Country, common, t2t IS hchno nd CitY5 So
For Meal there mach demand at ga IS Jersey
and Brandywln; Brandwi hhds Sl2. Rye Flour 25
with fair sales. Buckwheat selling 50 fol-
mon and IS for fancy bags 81 ia, half barrels 81 25
Shorts Ioninaily 10 II cents; Ship Stufs
Ba3 Meal is very dull Z 81 a ll2 cents.
GRAIS-We hear OF nothins doing In Wheat. Com Is in
fair demand OF North Carolina 5000 bushels, sold
10 ceat. and weight and 1000 do weight
New Northern. quote 10 cents. RE the slip, l. o2 o3
cents with little offering. Oats 80 IS Tor
and not Nothing doing Barley bsckeyed fsas
81, per Gag, with small sales.
WHISKY-We notice sale OF So bbs equal 10 state XII
son at az cents Drudge is % cents and quiet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

NV VoRx AND HARLEM RAILROAD ComrASY-ii the
weati.fr Is line te ira cars Will a. olio"s ca sa
ay Dee 3oh, leave City Hail lof ita=m foFanS "a 1 o
Williams Bridge 2, T. @ II y, i vi; nhd ". oa
sunday, Dec 3st an4 Monde Jlnaay Isl. iss,s Tr5
BsIlof Harlem Eo-thlin dnd Williams Bridge ~ ~ II"
a VI r. 3 80 p. NJ. ,,,,ooo "A
beturnigs leave Williams Bride for ny Hall TO-"
Sc II 80 :. y; I, 80, 30, / 30 and 8 T. NJ u''"
aIaa;SG;s CoaD!Ai. IS s"ii Il 80. hanaf 81 OH u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- The Editor of the Ohio State Journal gives
an account ola base attack made or him by the Ed
itor OF the Statesman" Ii seems that while Alr.
Teesdale, Editor OF the Journal, was the Post Of
fee STOPPING down unlock the box for his papers,
the Editor of the Statesman" attacked him from
behind, inficting several severe blows on his head
with cane. The alleged cause of the cowardiy at
tack WAS some remarks made in the editorial col
umns OF the Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
w. Fl AUSTIN, Sec
III

Yesterday morning. Mr.. JOHN DRUsnosp In inc 'N
The friends Of his sons, James, William and y9n 'T ~
those OF his son-lnaw a. Haupt@an are Tuesday
yitsd 10 a:tead h funeral !om No. ii CaIk 81 oH
Ian 2d ar 10 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

SH1P-BUILplNG.-Mr. Grifi,h's third Lecture
was delivered last Friday night at the Repository
OF the American Institute. His object was TO de-
velope the true principles on which the laws Of
ioatation are based and he WINS listened TO by nu-
nerorss auditory, of whom large proportion were
practical shipwrishts. who highly appianderi his
plain, sensible and convincing discourse. ie dyelt
much onthc increasing necessity Of uniting science
with practice in this department Of mechanical art,
arising out OF the extended application of
eral now beginning 10 be used in the construction
OF ships. He spoke also OF the competition existing,
and said if did not exert ourselves we should be
distanced in the race OF Improvements Mr. G.
will probably deliver one more lecture. II Is 10 be
hoped the movements making will result in some a!-
eratons in our tonnage laws which. ii is universal
" admitted are serious impeachment TO the pericc-
ton OF naval architecture in the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- Ladies don't be imposed on By vie imitation Of D.
Felix Gourud', blacc dtspagne 81 Spanish " hlte of s
ing pnre hl-liae aia5.stef whit-nes5 TO the conpefo
under the name OF Bouraud aud sometimes MAJ De aa1
Advertised under the name Of ogso liz ssGa y, q gs
ST. dsot from The corner OF BIoaa"ay plt u IN elss':
boxes with gold label sud gaved lily . ce2ts e'eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AsSoclATIoN.-The sew
en,h Lecture Of the Course will be delivered tomor-
row evening by George A. Ward, Esq. of this city
Subject Life and Career of John Paul Jones'
To the lover Of American history this subject can
not fail 10 be acceptable, and in the hands OF gen.
tleman OF NIr. Wards reputation, will doubles be
treated in an agreeable manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

tow, 10 Rostpn 4 ma,ic,u

SARsAPARiLLA-Wr have great tlth in the gcner,l,
OF medical compounds aud always voted medicine nuisance
but ", can't saying goodna;ured ching and tina
in favor of such liberia! ard euterprisins gentlemen h-
mode of extracting the virtues Of the famous root Sartaa
rilla friend ours, who induced take this utle
tom our r-t'mnehGn 'Sst ,es Us St rs iShy osnc
affection Tor than years: and had spent tire
hundred dollars and much time phsicans medicines
He had taken mercury various forms tar sulphur d
and al! sorts Of stuff ill h completely di,htartn.d
Since he began take this PREPARATION about II wteks'iaSe
nc has become almost entirely cured. From his estUuca
and our own hse yatiou OF good effects recommend
70 all who are troubled with SIM lar complaints
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, and for eIFor,aion
by A. 8 SANDS * 90 Druggists. (Granlte Buiitngi J
corner o. Broadway and Chambersstreet sold also bg A.
u SANDS, - Fulton, corner Of Gold street, and At II
six bottles Cor s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

No Clay man. for instance, could tlaty deny--mos
unousiinsiy deny-wih accomplished deny
solemn truth thar does ths PHILOSOPHER the abou.
Tx set -mcnt II Skaneae!es-t settlement whose crssd,
ects, and eue Organization auded The skies ltW
weeks since III this very Tribune ~
u There is no paper in the Union that would
have hazarded such notorious falsehood as this
except the Neto- York Herald. Every other
journal with which VIC are acquainted has some
regard for public sentiment, if none for truth.
But the Herald puts forth the above assertion
we'll knowing that when we published the mani
iesto OF the Skaneatees people, at the request OF
personal friend, we expressly di8sented from
their fundamental doctrines with regard to Pro-
perty, &c. and stated that they were directly an
tagonist to those OF the disciples of Fourier, TO
which we had given audience.
We need not, assuredIy, speak farther of the
silly smartness OF connecting Politics and party
designs with the action of band who deny the
rightfulness of all Government and pledge them.
selves nerer to cote. However this may struggle
to attain the dignity of ialsehood, il cannot de-
ceive even the MOS, besottcd
" Fog Sem England Social Reform Convention, Con.
stessoral Proceedings OF Friday end Literary Notices
Frat sage
q tos Political Register for 1884. City and SHIP News.
Stocks, &c, see Last PAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

. The 'Poughkeepsie Journal mas been uni
ted with the Eagle and the joint paper will be
issued hereafter as the Journal and Eagle.-They
were before OF the best papers in the State and
of course will be stronger now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

~ Office OF the BvIVcry r'lfc ihsuiaiAmH
COR, ,,:,,,y No III to,gesy ael OF Gr4istert De
20 5NorlcE This COMPANY ISSUES s. 9. 4, 'I H.
toners ADD the pubic DIZZY VIII coatnur 20 usu az L.
lowest rates f Premium favorable terms As AZ iin
Institution in this cjty, including dose C3misnltIo .a
tiss 10 ie'u ~ iei cen. 80 dai I'm
-r oe n. F.-'.1- members Of the EAlPlEa
LODGE g. are respectfully invited 20 De al their LSo
Room al i! o'clock on TUESDAY Jan 10 maze as aIbsI
Wa,so, from his lsts residence, Mulberry ST., \, n
""t''- I'm '''' '-' EDWIN 5. RALPHs, w:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

~ The SIMULTANEOUS MEETINGS on Wednes-
day of this week, of the friends of Liberty for Ireland
and every other country, will be held in almost every
City Of the Free States, at least and in many ill
lagos and townships At Albany, Boston, Roches-
ter, &c. as well as this City preparations are on
foot for the largest meetings thed in behalf of the
Repeal cause In this City, Tammany Hall has
been secured for the occasion, and will doubtless be
filled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

IowA-The official vote Of Iowa for Delegate
in Congress shows the following result: Whole
number Of votes cast 1886. For Gen. DODGE,
Loco 6,0S4; for WALLACE, Wing. 4:Sl2.
Dodge's majority, 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

- AS usual on The day after New Years, in
order that all hands connected with our establish
ment may enjoy or improve the holiday, we shall!
issua no paper tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

d wv writes US that the proposed Railroad
to Albany on the West side Of the River Via
Paterson, Erie, and the Valley OF the Waikiki
may be shortened 10 or II miles By leaving the
Erie Railroad at Turner'S instead of following It
TO Goshen, and that the whole work North OF
Turner'S may be constructed for 81 800, goo. lie
suggests several considerations In favor OF con-
structing this Road, but we have already once
published them, and have now no room to give TO
rho e,,hcct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

u The Canal Packet Boat line between Syr-
accuse and Utica are said to have clcsFcd tortY
pc, cent the past season. Do you want to know
their secret They carried for a tar .tarc-s5l
for so miles conveyance, with supper and lodg-
ing. II any body cnvics their good fortune we
pity him; ,ec rejoice in it, for we believe they
deserved it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

NJ County OrHcERs.-The newly electc'
Sheriff, County Clerk and Coroner, Will take thel
respective oaths of Office and enter upon thel
several duties this day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

&c We are happy to state that the late Cor
oner, DR.. ARCHER, whose term OF service expired
yesterday, leaves the Office with the full conf
denoe of the public in The faithfulness and ability
with which he has discharged his duties. HIS
Deputy, Mr. Milken, is entitled to the thanks OF
all who have had occasion to visit or Go business
in the Coroner's Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

u We sometimes look in Maj. Noah's Sun
day paper for Political feeler since he has re-
turned to Tammany Hall. The following from
his Messenger OF yesterday is characteristic
and SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01

q FRAScn TIE SIATIosER Il IS Maiden Lane, has
published Daily Pocket Memorandum Book FOR 1884, which
Will be found both very convenient and useful OF bust
ness and those whose memories are deficient.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-11-12
III A r ID w A r e


AS just received large and carefully selected
L L assortment of HARDIN ARE, CUTLERY
&c., all OF which he is prepared to offer at Ea s
tern prices, or less, exclusively fer Cash or Pro
duce, consisting In part of the following:
Pocket and Table Cutlery in great variety; scis
sors shears, razors, strops ; Iron. Britannia,
German Silver tea and table spoons shutters,
Brass and Iron eandesticks Brass and Iron
headed shovels and tongs; Brass kettles a
splendid assortment of Joiners' Tools of very
superior quality, planes, chsels, braces and
puts, saws, squares, augurs, rules cages be-
veis, spoke shaves, Simmons best quality c.
.. axes, broad-axes, AIDES Knob locks and
hhoo catches OF most approved patterns, door
handles, bolts, butts, screws, hay knives, Mill
q Cross-cut saws, nay forks, spades, shovels
Powder, Shot, bar and sheet Lead, sheet zine
Glass, Rope Iron wire, Hook hinges Pick
axes, Peru cut Nails, American and English
wrought Nails, Rasps and Files of all kinds.
STOV ES,
with Pipe and furniture. complete Smith Bellows,
Anvls, vices, hammers, IRON, NAILS, and
STEEL; Swede flat and square bar iron,
English do do do do
American do do and round
Iron of all sizes, Band, Hoop and Horse shoe
iron, Sleigh shoes, Plow steel, Boiler plate,
Stake and Nut iron, p. s. |. Old Sable lron
Horse Nail rod, English and American Blister
steel, German steel, Spring and Cast steel,
Basden's patent Horse Shoes Elypuc Springs,
Finished wrought iron Axle Arms, Wagon
Boxes, &c. mis-
Southport, Oct 8, 1874.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-11-12
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.

4 NEW Lot Of GOLD Lever and Lepine
"A WATCHES. hlso--Silver Lever and Com
mon Watches, just received and for sale, by
S. II. CLEMENT.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-11-12

4 few beautiful copies OF Common Prayer, also
large Fabricated Edition, just received ana for
sale al the Southport bookstore.
C.. X. WALKER & Co..
August 2o.