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Bsfore,Mayor Harper, and Aldermen Mott and Drake.
for stealing coat from M Brown Co. i0s Broadway
Murray, whs is boy, owned up the theft sxculpating
somers and received six months at Psnentiary soners
Joseph Dnglsss ard Robert PiggotIwere charged with
assault on wnchman named Lewsn, and the former
up for enty days and PgEst on promise to
sign the temperance pledge.
Henry D. Dckerson was tried for stealing watch be-
longing TO Dudley Ipgraham The watch was not reco.
but the pursuer the only person in the place
who knew where it kept the Court gave him 80 days
His iesncc that he met woman in this street, took
her the hay now, and that she stole ths watch
Richard Ann Nissan, Ane looking coored woman was
nisd Tor obtaining groeerIes from the store oi John
Miss Louise Roberts, OF Mott street. Sent to City Prison
for ~ days
William Feeney, the cab driver, who SO brutay beat
officer Doane sent to the Psnitentiary
Tor three months
nea, little colored woman named Margaret Thompson,
servant OF Mr.. Dodge. was tried tor as aulting and
showing down stairs, very pretty black eyed woman,
named Julia II. Mohr, who resides in the same house.
The prisoner was defended by r. VooRHEGs. Esq, and
the complainant was Represented by e. w. TEaHusE,
Esq The private relationship Of Josiah Wenmsn the
beautiful anan formed the interesting part Of the
case as 1t appeared he paid her was engaged
TO be married at utue period From considerations
presented 20 the court the colored girl was aowed de-
part although Miss Mohr very hard against her
Richard II gan charged with stealing trunk from
w. A Howell He WIS de ended by f.. Il. CAMr, Esq
who sho ved that larceny committed, as the pro.
perty was not removed and the accused discharged
Patrick Naylor charged with being caught IN the
act stealing scrap iron from oil the piers East
River Sentence suspended, and he was discharged
Mary Herman, for stealing door nat, was sent to the
City Prison for ten days
Nathaniel Lambert, a bov was convicted Of stealing
monoy from his employer and sent the House Of Re.
fuge.
James McQuade, with eye, lamc leg, and a
ccutoh called up as a disorderly He denied the
hard impeachment and that he had been locked
up the watch because he wss It aud out Clay
scaly looking follow sent to the City Prison for
ten days for stealing umbrella day when 1t did
rain sud several others enced for minor offences
Ths Mayor not in his most humorous mood, and the
multiplicity of csnders such that the mornings
business much expedited.
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state Of Trade.
Asnrs-Pots very dull at - isi; pearls at s7ia

4433
BsEswAxP ime yellow northern and southern sells a.
wanted at 293 30c The demand ID very limie ed.
BaEApsruFFs-Hoders Of Genesee -four, catching at
straw have run the price up to "a 80 SAT mostly to
the latter point In consequences Of temporary dry
retarding the operations Of the mills Michigan Is
also up s. 62A aud sixpence less. Northern corn
fetches oil 81 cents, and oats 81 csnts rye 90 cents
Corror--There limited enquiry to-day, and the
transactions Dot sufficient to indicate the market
prices About 800 bales taken all for export
HAy-Ths article is very dull Common qualities are
held at 30 a s3c. Prime sells for export at a0c.
TsAs-qt .auetion-imported in the ship Oscar Terms
Notes at six months payable in the city OF New York
10 he made satisfactory to the sellers.
Hyson2o half chests at 80 cents per Ii; III chests b3
do 55 a. do 62I do 90; 10 TO- a9 100 6lb boxes 90
Young Hyssna double half chests 76t; hf do, SO.
do 6si 5do ca 2odo All 30 chests 42 50 h do se 400
do, 80; 40 do, co. 20 chests and 67s hf do withdrawn
Hyson skin67 cheits Ssl ~ do 2a asa do, 40 10 do
~; 30 do, 1874.
Gunpowdera7 half chests se}; Iia do, 90; 200 lslb
boxes, bsk.
Inperia 80 half chests, Oh Is do bs, o. do b7j, 400
lab boxes, so
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a. e Neptune
sshcr. mo aas On eSss Sss sGuh % eh
surplus, Philadelphia for Boston, Balloon do for
Of Easa ny S9ok ss FsSe S Go for sae% '
o., o.,.,.. gssnrsn . osrSr e. s sA5IFts. Oct
NYof sid sebaso afSi Portland Ian u sa.aa Boston"
oci-sd Oregon. Africa Arenuamendi Bangor for Paw
tucket; and Others.
BIIsceIIaneous Record.
Ifi's ss" Sa10 aa
I% %ss ,ss ssi fs The .%a
Is Is G
bleach them and the vessel ha%rns hard IL about
ing ing gSIi he Went by band. dashed
sySs people they Il P;ordsp.
rss
passage North Of Forssnd Ferry sunday evening
Il .s % 'Ass .ssS: sss:
sIs s ea1 LADY ,.ss e1t VI srs S az he
The schr George Franklin Of and from Chenystone for New
red away siarboad buwaks and other ung damage
Whalemen.
Arr New Bedford I'd Amethyst Baylies sailed
account q eGne.. % Of he cspn Spoke Aug s Bvo
c 2st Ia, 4 So Mocezuma Tower do, clean; 22d Marcia
Spoken.
Bangor Odom from Philadelphia for NOrleans, cath nit lat
NeSsz day. % % iIo% New YoiE S' for Valparaiso no dat. lat
Cordelis Henehman, days from Boston for Trinidad, Sept
Eot Of Warren, c.la. for Barbadoe., Sept 30, lat 40 a.
a. ysns rs 1 G, :gT 81 8 days out bound to Port
Carthage Calcutta for Boston, July 49, about lat Is y lon q
Maakeese, Calcutta for Boston, July 90 lat ., q, g. Ion 20
MS,mSeas Brl from 81 John, NIB for Liverpool 18th u'
American parque from Hamburg for Charleston Sept eo
rys, Ga. 10th ult. lat 3i lon 76 %.
Foreign Ports.
A cGeh. h VII Knight NosI" 40 s tG
Sid 9Th, oetavias, Coieurnl Norlsans no.,.. s,,
sS 1.s % S ps sdr c en S1siS
YsIl sh xss,c s'.ss dTSIsasss,s
dosai Do 5h Creole and Edwin do 25i raa de Cayenne
Biiso., Aug sl-An Ans,y wm Badger coa,a, Norleaa,.
.x Aug sS Ss F,e Ggs o"s ysqTs9 ,ws Inward
BagMsra.yrs Sept Arr Abertina, Matching Baltimorei
Bss%sS Sept SAT- Fiorian scbillng Nyork, 9Th, Faso-
Cows Sept ixr Cleveland Marley Bs,svis; 18th Col.
chs knight An,wep fgy N0rlsan' I,th ka.'e LsmphaS
ar ESsaGha' FOs,, Ham, 5S r,ds. Sid
E"ds GgSasSs do No...
S s' A ssGS %ssSs's sIaT a.,s sS:,'"
oSSa se
Yor 3D. John Dunlap Carver Hsvre; 3D. Neuviss NYork
Clssa Andfew. Colby London 3oh, NJ Hugo Trieste; 27th
John Robb, Gibraltar.
Carr ,ioop Horr June i7sld Radius. Newell Calcutta
CALcurrA, Joly I0aAn Antelope, Dumaresq Macso. Sid
9th Sidney, Weston, Boston.
,crrrr, Sept s-sld Enushton, nYs Aug 22 Inaus,rie
Fefro, do.
DraL SEPT I3Au Alcsto Cook. aid Eu.oieon Mcclellan.
S oy.e So nf h
% 5oss nd .S - % "nS Ss
I'D for NOns Ocssnus smith, London and sid for Nyork
9TH swan blanchard do and sid Boston. h Yrone Spear
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Marlnc Court.


OcToBER 4-Hen'y Wilson Michael Lacour-T This
action of trespass recover damages alleged
have been sustained by the introduction Of steam
shop occupied by the plaintiff thereby inuring and
other tools, although carefully wrapped ups much
that the articles rusted and were Obliged to be
ed over again and in some instances they spoiled
altogether That after said steam kept out Of the
store by shutting up the hole through which entered
the plaintiff sustained damage by not having his grind
stone turned REGULARLY It being in connection with de-
fendants steam engine, Decision tomorrow.
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Provision Market .

We noticed in tn different markets a decided improve
ment in the show OF good bee Country and city pork
Is beginning 10 be brought in freely and sells at 81 cents
the lb
Poultry and game quite plenty We saw some fine
saddles Of venison-prices from IL 10 20 cents Id.
Fruits, such as spples, pears and ounces, very
abundant
Vegetables plenty, with the exception of potatoes
they have advanced by retail from to bushel II
Is supposed they Will advance 10 6s before the season
closea
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souchong- - chests ssl 10 do. a7j odo. 9ct; % DO
2s 20 hf do "a 81 chests 2IA s3o do and 800 hall DO.
withdrawn tAsI aA th&a
Oulon-l23 half chests, so.
Nngyong Pouchong- hf chests. 80; 2lis de, with
drawn.
wHIsxxv-Druage casks are very inactive at 24c
Western and prison barrels sell at 2s} 25c.
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

farAL AND AcqUITTAL OF Msrozs, THE 0ERMAN-Par-
Ion + D. Menges. the young German, indicted for the
nutder Of Martens, at West Hoboken in July last
eserday put upon bis trial in the Hudson County N J.
yer and Terminer Chief Justice Hornblower presiding.
ha opened by District Attorney Hardenburgh
lo.anam stout, Henry heiyea, Coroner Benson Tho
sworn and examined, whom the rested on the
art Of the prosecution One of the Witnesses Relyea
underwent searching examination by prisoners counsel,
which he contradicted himself several times. The
0unse for the prisoner about open the for
he defence, when the Chief Justice suggested that he
srdy thought nscesary to proceed farther with the
There was certainly evidence Of the commission
most brutal murder fer which public justice de.
banded punishment. Yet that from the testimony there
was nothing which would 20 in the least TO asten the
,ut upon the prisoner And uuess the Jury had doubts
necessity for putting the prisoner upon his de-
snse The jury conferred together moment and &C.
quilted the prisoner without leaving their seats The
Chief Justcsth added his belief in the entire nno
OF the prisoner and ordered him to be discharged
custody The acquitted then received the friendly
rer and congratulations Of the officers Of the Court
md lsit the Court room with hts friends Throughout
the trial he maintained the utmost composnre. l.. D.
Aadenbergh District Attorney, and H. M. Alexander,
Esqrs for the State; L. II w. Wright, j. D.. Miller and
4. w James, Esqs Of counsel with the prisoner.
Lower Police O1icc-A MATE ARREsrRD.-Capt.
Thomas Smith, of the schooner John Richard, Of Egg
Harbor appeared and charged his mate. Ezra Sne with
stealing his POCKET book, containing $46. portion Of
the money found where Smell had passed it. He
said he ound tbs pocket book and used portion Of the
funds intending to return it, and give the whole 10 the
owner. He stands fully committed for trial.
RFcoyERy CLOTHING "A black fellow, named VIM
Smith, arrested by oficer Baker, the vigant police
scer OF the Fifth ward, charged with stealing clothing
valued at $62 from the house oi Samuel Jackson York
street, the 9th OF September last portion Of which
was found in his possession.
LOOK OUT FOR PEpLARs-A pedlar woman, named Ann
Hsrdnan went into 55 Leonard street Monday week
VI Fanny white and s contents being valued at about
sA she was arrested yesterday, and committed
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S6,s8o,599 7y62l8t 8783, III
This shows increase since July in the amount de-
posted in these six banks situated In the three principal
cities in the Union The total amount in oil the deposit
banks Of the government is OF course, much larger
MONTHLY STATEMENT or 1nE TSEAsuRER oy THE UrirSD
STATES
Amount on deposit to the credit Of the Secre
tary, June aah. ;. ss,7T7 44s
ary July ae.h. = -. .... ~ 10 oao eIa
Amount on deposit TO the credit OF the secre-
tary, August 26th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il $40 ,9sS
tssy, september ". 49, .'..",.,.,.. . :, w. @ lss,sasi
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCTOBER 5.


Cleared.
Ships Hilsh, Hammond, New Orleans, John Elwe; South
rort, Grhih Charleston, Geo Bnlkley-Barque Mallory,
6rown, Turks Island Nesmth WalshSchrs Ellen Perkins,
Een,ey Sisa Paullo; Boston Payne st Jsgo de Cuba
HSr,but Co slower, Davis Newb bern. Nc 81 Nit
Henry Barlow Warrhan: Conthan, Shepheard New Bed
ford.
Arrived.
Brig Clarion Leland tof Ellsworth Me) IS days from Rio
Grande, with hides, WOOL &c. Nesmith Walsh and d.
Richards. Left barqas Argo just from Baltimor schr
Norma just from Monte and Others recoccted
Brig Peter Demill Lewis days from Savannah with cotton
to NJ Dem
B.rque Rapid Ward 2 days from Havana with sugar. &c.
to Moses Taylor
Also, two brigs unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Mediator Chadwict, London Cambridge, Barstow.
Liverpool; 81 Nicolas, Pe Hayre; Sarah Arila Butman
DO; Courier Fisnsy M,neie;; AnEe}pe Edwards. Am.ter
Southport, Griffith Chareson Hellespont Havana; brgs Jno
Gardner Petersen Belize Hon; Cayuga Bedel Apalachi-
cola; Emene. Sawyer, 81 Marks; Lamar and
Macon. Hayden savagnah Dimon lrya, Chareston Ohio,
Pedemonta, La Guayra, and others.
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And ranking frst for literary fame
Your lip is Tree from hair, and now nope
You'll try a cake ofGourands famous Soap.
For Tan or Ereckles fis hey ond compare
Fen az his Poudres S,a5fiits Danish hair
One cake will make that brunette skin Of thine
DGes -a,weiia quite as blond mine ~
Wy- The Italian Medicatsd Soap IF Dr. F. f. Gouraud
supsrceding every article hitherto for
tne cishcation of the human cutce DR. g. s
cd 10 that his science this go
no iarner GO" To bring the Italian Medicated Soap TO
Psriaouon has cost many anxious days and sleepless
nights but his toll has length been crowned with sue
ce.s u is emphatically the plus ultra of Soaps To
reaze the u benefits Of this remarkable chemical pre-
psraon De cautious to purchase only OF Dr. Gouraud 81
walker street, LIST store FROM (not in) Broad way so
cents Beware of swinder's counterfeit.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing DAYS OF tn. stcamship..
ship N1nsters and Axents.

We shall favor Captains Of Vessels will give
70 ROBERT SvEY, Captain Of News Boats report Of
spoken on their pasags list Of their Cargo and foreign
medaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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SAILS or srocKs-Bosrs

SAILS or srocKs-BosTor, Oct =.
at the Broksrs' Boayd-i0 shares Norwich and Worces
ter RR III 25 do 76I so do IS; 10 do 75l 26 do 761 IS
76I 10 do sl0, 75, 20 Reading RR, blm. 26t, l50 do
him, a6t; 90 Western RR S6i Is do sSI 10 do slo s8
f2OO Mass. b's, lO4
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

NIBLo's.-The two celebrated extravasanzas en-
tirl,d the Yellow Dwarf, and the Fair One with
oden Locks will he performed this evening On Mon.
dy evening MIR Mitchell terminates the season with his
benefit This evening Mr. Edge VIII give brilliant
display Of fireworks m y sfa..e
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Over and Terminer

OsT 4-This Court to-day for the trial OF Jones 70
murder. Judge Kent being occupied in the case in III
Circuit Court noticed above, the trial stands adourne
over TO Thursday next.
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PAvILION HOTEL !,

IHANI4FoIOTN1 -
C,LANDFR 10 hut often list ned with avidtv-but truth
- will ultimately prevail This tru m may with proprirty
be applied regards the unrgned who finds II ne cessary 70
contradict publicly the idle NAL cous reports. which,
from sinister mves have been iudusousy c. eusted great
his suffice " say that he Is still in the land
Of rng and in the place hope and constaoty at his
post ready administer with alacrty to the wants oil sisiters
10 the Pavilion
The maxim adopted by the Undersigned forgive his
' j. CESSFORD KER.
~ B-An Omnibus and Barouche will be in attendance at
the Railroad pepot the wharyes,
visiiefs tfsc of charged to the above establishment
September 10Th, lBi4.
ICopied from the Cbarleston Mercury
We remarks Of obrfy tfAyelef.
+" Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, ). L. .
To those who appreciate crnvcnience comfort ana
cleaalintsa quiet aud subrious ocaliya Abls supplied
with the choicest produce Of The and qu rs of
enable quality and fla ayociv and orderly ,3nts
and courteous and attentive hos-ws beg leave strongly % m
commend solourn the Pavilion Hotel corner OF mseng
and " ase streets, kept By Mr. J. Cessiord ker"
o5 St&W3wsm
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Married.,

On Sunday, 22d ut by the Rev Mr.. Chase. SUSAN
AMANDA, youngest daughter Of Capt. Andrew Bird Of
Sawpitts, to JosEPH DAvIs, of Hudson
0lS- Sawptts paper will please copy.
The New York herald., 1844-10-05
Circuit Court

Der. Me Cster, et ais vs. Waterhouse and Griffin
This case reported in yesterdays Herald resumed
aud verdict will be rendered this day.
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no CAUTION.-Dr Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle 70
completely and thoroughly Eating superauous hal
from females upper lps low foreheads, the stubborn
beard of man. to be had only Of Dr. G. 81 Walker street
first door Broadway, 81 per bottle
The New York herald., 1844-10-05
Court Calendar

Court Calendar-This Day
Circuit Court So a. OIL 3d. 3d. 96 9S 90 100, l02 l6
%, 73, 90.
Common Pleas ay-ss, 81 60 2 4 g. o. II, 49, 90,
"a. 80 80. 4s 49, 10. 33. ~ Q. u. 25 26, So, 10.
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U. s. Commissloner,s once

u. 8. COmmissiOner's Omce.
Der. -. p Johanson and l. M Liendgreen, seamen
on board the Swedish vessel "Audaca just landed
port arrested under the 4h article the treaty
entered into between the United States and Stockholm
and Sweden dated 4h july 1927 for deserton and
committed until the vessel s about to sail from this port
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

90 PURIFY THE BLOOD Comstock's Extract Of
Sarsapara warranted equal to any sold for dollar
per bottle for just half the price, viz so per bottle
81 per dozen All persons who have Scrofula sffec.
tions such EruPtons Pmples the face &c arising
from impure blood, should not fail to this Sarsaparla
Sold at 81 Court,andt street.
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

The SOCIETY OF FRIENps.-There was a great
altering last evening at the Quakers' Meeting
ouse, in Rose street, to near the Rev. George
Ihits, one Of the most popular preachers of the
ody. The house was well filled in every part.
his gentleman is generally thought to be, by the
.ct TO which he belongs, the most profound ex.
osnder OF Holy writ that has ever been known
nee the Apostle Paul. He is considered rich and
pcy eloquent and sublime; true and consistent,
18th common sense just and equitable in all his
elinealions Of the character of Christians and
Mi Christians; that he is capable of drawing just
nalesies between the works Of nature end its in
lslble author, and capable of proving TO de-
honstraiion that they are identical with the life Of
ehrist and the spirit of wisdom. The gentleman
certainly did not adduce much evidence last even
Sng OF hispowers in any one of these points. His
address was mainly to the young members of the
ody, enjoinins them to stand fast by the covenants
hey had made to obey the dictates of their con-
Sclence, in which he contended that all true re-
gion lay; and after a few eulosies on the syste m
education adopted by the Society of Friends,
rhich he termed the only true theoretical system
religious instruction, the gentleman concluded
discourse OF upwards OF an hours duration. We
bay advert more al length 10 the gentleman's OBJ
erYatlUas IN our next
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This is an immense importation for one port alone, and
the duty averages than 80 per cent The immense
from this importation, placed in the pet banks Of
the government is likely to produce more commercial
difficulty than the great quantity Of foreign merchandise
received. The deposits in these banks are increasing
every month"; the report Of the Secretary Of the Trea
sury shows.
GovxRrsErr DtrosIrs ~ THE BAss. OF Bo'ToS, NEw
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City lnfelIipence.

I THANKSGIVING in New Hampshire on the l4th
.roxir0
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90 TAKE NOTICE -The'very worst attacks of the
Piles may be cured in a short time by the Of Hays Lii
nment snd Lns Celestial Balm Of China These remedies
have been in for fifteen years and hundreds in this
city and all parts Of the Union have used them and
nov well In case these articles fail to cure, the money
will be refunded Sold at 81 Courtandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

90 WHAT BEAUTIFUL COLORED HAIR!-Such
is the exclamation which is sometimes heard when an old
is with jet black hair There is need that
the young should have red the old grey hair long
the celebrated East India Hair Dye be had 1t viii
give the finest jet black auburn color imaginable
king the old look young and the yopng beautiful will
not color the skin, but imparts.to the hair, the
root perfect and natural black Sold at 81 Courtlandt
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday. Oct. 4-0 r. M.

Stocks have not mprovedso much to-day expected
but the feeling in the street appears to be steadily be,
coming favorable advance in all kinds Of
rites The result of the elections take place will
have very great effect stocks and the operations
nectei with them AT the old Board, Pennsy vana baad
vsncsd per cent Illinois Indiana stonington
Harlem Long Island II Canton ! Norwich and
Worcester fell off Il per cent Mohawk Vicksburg
Ohio 6 and Reading Railroad closed firm yesterdays
prices At the Board, stonington improved per
cent; Long Island Canton Norwich and Worcester
declined 4; Erie Railroad Farmers Loan t. The
sales Of the principal fancy stocks quite large at
both Boards The great supply Of money in Wall street.
must find employment in movement before long
Some speculation must arise that will absorb large por
ton of the capital idle The regular operations Of
trade require but very limited capital, compared with
former times and the amount formerly devoted
camille pursuits must fnd investment in something else.
II Is unforunatehat have not goods took invest
ments and that have not methods of absorbing
capital to prevent its being devoted to every species Of
speculation.
The importations into the port OF Now York for Scr.
tember have been very large nearly heavy in Au.
gust and much larger than for any previous mont in
lsl4
STATEMENT rHg IMroRTs INTO THE DBrRrcr or NEW
YoRK DURING EIRsT NIsE MONTHS OF 1914
Imports.
Dutiable foreign goods Jan TO July .$aa 0as 702
Dulisble foreign goods for July. 6643 33i
Dutiable foreign goods for August. 95S7279
Dutiable foreign goods for September SAG 0oO
5ss5o,soa
Goods not dutisble jan to July. $3.50 26o
Goods not dntiable iot July. 7oI I9ol
Goods not dutable for August. l,l2i,2al
Goods not dutisble for September. S2oe
9,sii, ,27o
Total importation for nine months sos 26i sss
Total amount Of duty paid. ,aoS 2ss
rrt opd
The New York herald., 1844-10-05

0a7- DR. HOLLiCK's SELECT LECTIJREs TO
GENTLEMEN ONLY !-Will be given this week illus
trated by the whole Of his splendid Models Of the Humsn
ney to New Yoik to strsngers should not neg lect
this opportunity See advertisement This IL the sixty
third repetition IN this city, s-,5
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS

THE subscriber continues nsnufeture md 9is sonsn
hand full Of Plough suitable ior .ne
and Western Markets. manufscIed rom lbs oes
BY old aud competent workmen which NJ Is "epse' :" ~
redur ed prices -, t.,i.,..,,. "a
Narb. ~ bc most approved patterns too numerous 10 ine
ton fngeber Win nh sortment Of Selves, Screens and
Win Cfsfh Of his mlnuaci9r
hnd eI.c agent FOR WIN iooeys Patent Hay and straw
C,.r. yery superior article u the manufacturers plcrs
3 = Il. tlso prepared ers Tor otfon Cins
,d I'm te,r Rice and Coffee iulet., hl Gearing &c Nc
W" "" 's'', - DANIEL l.. CLANSON,
.,.n igl Wster street.
coma AsU-93 COX. Eng Soda Ash, high hestoI sale by
SoDh 49, WOODHuLL MINTURNs,
osrc ~ South street.
M WOODHULL MINTURNs
| a,re " South stlss,,
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G3- GOURAUD's BLANC DEsPAGNE, or sPANIsT
WHITE, for the complexion to ladies subject to aushes
redness the face, the above is really beautiful
tcle II ia scented agrantly and he had only of DI
g. 81 Walker street. frat store Broadway % cent
n hoy
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Arr at New Bedford I'd inst Amethyst Bayle having sale
hence June l0 Indian Ocean, with 10 bbls oreuned o
account g sickness Of The captain Spoke Aug e. l Brave
hontas Manter Hill do; John andford, NIB. bbls blacklist
oil 2lst lat So, Moctezuma Tower do clean 22d Marcia
How land do do
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-09

Tine rolled on.--lt was the coldesi
night Of The uncommon cold winter oI
,s5 and The memorable 10th Of De-
csmber. A Gre had brokenoui in The
evening--in one Of the principal stTseti
of Tie business part Of The great, com
msrsial metropolis. 4 ragged violently