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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-09
n f w G. O O ID S.

TENlIE subscriber is now receiving. direct from
Il New York, an assortment Of SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, among which are the fol-
having.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Things Ia Philadelphia
IlNtTu1iOuu tIlCG OF EIc -Nr'F- Z UIh KEtOuIIe'
PHILADELPHIA. December le-P. n.

PHILADELPHIA. December le-P. N.
SHOCKING AccipEsT-Another dreadful acci-
has occurred The Cee@b9 kn.oaa near TN,
IN the upper part Of the ety. had one OF hs leg Inos grIp
each other The limb. said Will have to be aHpuiaiej
CoSyicrIos AND Observation-Disclosures Jacohy
s Christian anvca o sesfaa in enea1o 10
money rom Ms DorOthea Waenwebe'. the wife of the
70 two years and six months Imprisonment, and Iona
10 one year Jacoby is tho individual arrested some
coneeiaed in The Pax family in Warren Gu
ATTEMPTED suIc1DE.-Yest,rday- afternoon q
man named Gilbert Horton attempted kill himself at tavern
IN Srthstrec above Market. by discharginC pistol nj his
OH caused very serious wound Hi; si.Gatoa promptly
attended TO BY tho ge e ne h s J . 10 ea
tered The house he threw some paPeIs inn me stoye Wase
is cnmngrntve stranger in our city, having
New York. where eiormerly resided.
CAPr. ScoTT.-Tni- gentleman, who coumsnd
cd the Cadwnnder t;rrys during ,c Southwark disturbance
ID who recevet wound was i dny pTgfatea with
s ao Ge sSs SI ban ;T pPescd nun
MURDER TRiAL-Wesiey ttave'i' Ghargfd win
tie mq u E5aHe g D E s placed on thai IN tho
NAvAL-'The United States stream frgRte Price,
Capt s,oekton afEed Of the ;gs a.. s last
in CONNECTION with her commander rendered eff.
Glen, service than any performed By ether
BOLD RoBBERY.-Some daring scoundrei entered
the rooms of Mr. Ross writing master yesterday morning and
! stole about sarO in gold and bank notes
CASE OF hYNlSGER.-l ne Jury III .ne C"se oi
young Ryniusc charged with the murder o. AubIe arc still
out. They never will be able 10 usree
SToCKs.-i'hs saiestn.day were principally made
up of nte s. which hqye dsciced about ,ncS ys'tedhy
Bank improved x: Commercial Bank
FIRST BeardfGo GIrs.5 Bank Va q do 10 2 Penil-
75 Commercsl Bank 49, 400 W!ininston Railroad, =
Ssona Beard-s5oo s;nse $500 Do Do 5d y, p
5ds ~ 200 t;ifari Blk 5s 10 leo do b 10 % Manu- aud
Mers Blk az; 10 Alechs Bank, cash % Phiad BS lOs
$1,000 Harrisburg I'd Loan 531s.
SHIP NEws-4i T. M.-C2eared hi$ afternoon
Briss Benz Franklin Finn Boston; inta,eS la!lett DO
,ofn. NB Henry, Hume, Port Spain. Trinidad; Ndss
Stover Boston; Clara Fisher THOMPSON. Washington, Nc
Rrardv.y,e Stevenson. New York Barge Porpobe, DRAKE
New YORK. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
ao.tou Municipal Election.

The annual election for the choice Of Mayor, AL
derInen, Common Council, &c. was held in Boston
on Monday. The Wings, Natives, Locos and Abo-
tionists had each their candidates. The reault Of
the vote Car Mayor was as follows:
Quincy Cyyhis) 446t Thaxter. Uooo). g ia
Davis (Naysl 3,9l Scattering, Ab)....... 2oj
A majority Of eli tue votes being necessary to a
choice, there was 10 election. The aggregate vote
vas nor as as great as thot cast the Presidential
election by 1882, and Quincy lacks el4 of being
chosen.
OF the eight Aldermen to be elected to al the next
Board, only three ere chosen-all Whgs.
The Wings elected a6 members Of the Common
Council, The Locos 9, and there ere l6 vacancies.
One Ward not heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

La CEsEREsToLA.-We never saw SO much en-
,husiasm at Palmo's as was displayed on Monday
nish on the representation ofRossini's chef Oupre
Cenerentala. The house overlooked with beauty
and fashion, though we missed some who have hith-
rrto been most ardent in their support of this de-
lghtful amusement. The Cenerentoa last night
was admirably performed, but the triumph was es.
pecially Pico's. She surpassed ilmitably all for
mer efforts, and astonshed us by her splendid pow
ers. Sanqurico inimitable and never did the
ex'ravagances of Don Magnifco find rors admit
rable portraiture. The house were frequently lost
in msrriment, and Sanquirico proved by bis incon-
parable acting that he has no superior on the JYfo
stage. Antognn sang very well, and was dese1v-
eddy applaudej. Tomasi did not seem altogether at
home in his part, but learn he suffering from
indspositon. All will 60 better on second night,
and we learn that the places are going eff rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

ScRoFuLous, ScURvy. AND ScoRBUTIc CoaPLAIsTs.-
No diseases nra general in this country, none more
Difficult, TO eradicate, have been Improperly treated
than named and indeed matter of leo
manner interviewer in the constitution OF the citizens Of this
part the world the genel practice Of physc only
adequate perfect cure but many tends 10
firm the disorder in the habit Mercury given I'D sita5
alternating and brea king down the fte blood
which in Scroulous Scobutc and Scnvy is already
too much impoverished It's the grand intention and soso
uts effect OF DR.. FELIX GouRAUps ITALIAN MEDIcATEp
SOAP all these evils without Mercury so M.
gca almost the effect Of using cake of Dr. GouRATof
INDICATED Soap that the most obstinate have YIELDED
making all .cur, blotche.. pnpls and little gradually
dry away leaving THE SKIN yAIR AID BsArTrGL w.
earnestly and aSiousy caution the public againc counereu
otths blessed md universally approved remedy for all k
diseases. The low tnckey cunning and Gudacty Of ne
greedy decevcr snguary and requires ths u
caution and vigilance avoid being imposed on b tn
Therefore, want the genuine buy only at 81 Waxes4
1st store FROM Broadway. Price 50 cents q cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
OUR sTATE-oascial Canvas S..

We have a, length, in the Albany Argus Of
Monday, the Official Canvass of the Votes cast
for State Officers at our recent Election. The
Argus says the Canvass has been delayed by the
necessity of sending back the returns of several
Counties for correction. The Official aggregates
are as follows:
s,la, Wright. e4l go Miara Fillmore ssl o57
Alvar Stewart. .l5lS.
Wright over Fillmore csS. F. and s. over W.. 5los
The rejected votes counted ecatteriDg) appa-
rsntly intended fer Wright are 9; those Tor Fill
more l. Gov. Bouck received ii votes.
For LSrp,enan. Governor:
Addison Gardiner S4 Samuel j. Wikin. 81 osS
Gardiner over Wsia SIS W. * s. owe. $50,
Canal Commas Si0aers:
STEPHEN CLARK sS t9 Sgenes Kellogg q e
Daniel P. BisseIl ... si0,$s Samuel Work, 2al: q;
Jonas Earl. ssal7s Joseph H. Jackson. 81 l6l
aorities- Clark Kellogg sss Jones Rhoades
s.is: B,.e over Works, Ssi Ear! jackson. sols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Ey ILLUSTRATED LospoS ALaANAc.-The
Agent in this City has received further supply OF
this interesting and valuable publication by the
s" caledonia" 1t would be well to procure copy
at once, as the demand has been greatin England
that il is not likely that any will be forwarded
TO this country. Sold al Ill Nassau-stree, and the
several Periodical Depots and Book Stores in the
CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

ME,MEaIsM.-Prof. Rodgers is attracting large
and respectable audiences 1.-THE Society Library
Last evening his experiments succeeded admirably.
Miss Martha succeeded in playing full game Of
Chess while perfectly bandaged, and beat her oppo
nent, Or. Sherwood; after which, much to the
amusement Of the audience, the Professor magnet-
zed the Doctor, and one other gentleman whom he
had never seen before. He continues his invesuga-
ton this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

VIOLATION OF NINETEEN CoPYRiGHTs.-A suit
has been brought in the United States Court by
Prof. GoURAUD against two printers OF Boston for
infringing nc less Than nineteen cfhs copyrights on
pamphlets used in teaching lis system Of mnemo-
techny. We understand that five hundred copies of
each we're printed, making nine thousand FIVE hen-
dred violations Of the law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
To.1nv,s Outside.

First Pase-NosIce of Mr.. Hcsmsrs Poem, with an ex
tract; The Way to Abolish Slavery: A New Boats Prison
Reform; Slavery in Virginia Fort Plain Clay Club
Lest Pasa-Defened City Intelligence Commercial and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
By This Mornings Mail.
N.r.7-Ths-a ara now a. Norfolk the fol.

IOSInr United Stats5 'G5Se's
The Pennsylvania TIA gate Potomac ding ship CT Home
et Monezums ship Of Is. line Delaware rEais
ana loo Crne nre in ordinary at the Navy frri tbs ew
ion ia * ready for the sioop Nireenne
aad s Dolphin beng S On the =, iGTs s r. &c s,
socs re,rr rs.ay ior .unchns, and the steamer Medium
which to converted isio toIehip the ste1eS Col
the hric Pioneer used rs oreShp There also at the ma
vs anchoru-e small steamer the Engueer used tor towing
vessels. lNat'oHnl ii'S"'"e''Se''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Foreign Ports.

Sid I'm Singapore July a. PaulIna. sweeiin. China. Aug
At Lom6ocS July II, 6ark Roube. Proctor for Css,cn lat
sd fn batavia, Aug Il. ship Aldebcron. Webb for sInss.
pore and China.
Calcutta. -,
At st simons Bay CGH Sept q. ship New Jeney Whit.
ney Batavia Tor Boston, wholly discharged, and aouu,
$50 bags coffee found slightly dnmaged-wound recoppef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

CoscERT.-The Choir of the Orchard street
Church give Miscellaneous Concert Tomorrow
evening in their Church near Broome street. The
reputation OF the Choir will ensure full house.
DIR. Bell Of the New-York Sacred Music Sociery
will sing seyeral of his best Songs. See advertise
rnent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

LrwEs DEL Dec 6-The British brig Merchan, !, now DO
ing discharged under uperntedercc OF Mr. Lyons, wreck
master and though, that the brig will DO so, of without
much damage. 49,
Dec 3D. lat 81 90 lon TO- heavy gale, The schr Sally Nil
Ter shipped which carried away galley sprng the toe
lost l hnnm and tomnnst lost part oil dock load
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
r,o.er from st. Domingo,

The arrival of the schooner Halcyon furnishes
us with dates somewhat later from the City and
Island of 81. Domingo. Peace and confidence are
in manner restored between the Haytens and
Dominicans, a brisk trade being carried on between
them; and no doubt the troops stationed on the
borders CT the Spanish part will soon be entirely
Withdrawn, and The whole country thrown open for
trade. Geuriers had sent proclamation TO the
Dominicans requiring them 10 lay down their ares,
and he would not again interfere with their govern
rnent effairs. They have disbanded part Of their
troops, but still retain their own President, nc,
willing 10 acknowledge Geurriere.
II is supposed that the proclamation Of Geurriere
only raSe 10 loli them into security and than
easily horsepower Them. Produce generally is very
plenty, and the crops are much heavier than il was
supposed they would be this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
CITY INrELLIG ENCE.
TUESDAY.
Court OF Common Pleas

I,co-e Judge ULsHOETFEE ,rt
John Hsllahan Jeha J terr'sti.Il ne p,a.,',
,r b,.na note If 500 which had been deposited m ne
L ~ si,n hy Chs rIes F. ioveioy. petitioner N oai
rptcy a. sale OF Nh l. he e ntSaan u TIE
s 4. that Il hrh been deposited the hnnis OF M
M nav rent OF the ve Saloon. and ns ore sac !
Ind been Compounded with the drawer tor so tefuct 1t"
n,,r.iff' in The ntter amount. and inse;esl. . ,
People OF State OF New York -. Martin Ron . ana
he Re r,tieS IN surety that Roth would support ms wife and
e6iid whom il was said he hal hhandoned Inc p5e. n
re- her years his wife and child came 9m Germany and
IS aid he refused provide FOR thcn wnen G"np.o.l W.
II ds tat Roth abandoned his WIFE, &C. The case vii
be continued this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

ENGLISH PoTAroEs.-The failure to a er,ain ex-
tent of our crop Of this almost Indispensable article
of food has had the effect Of inducing large ship
menis from England and Ireland. The quality OF
,hs Epssh Potatoes is well knowr to be excellent,
superior 10 any Of ours but the very best. The
S;ddons has brought q splendid parcel 10 E. K.
Collins s. Co, IS Souih-s,reer, ofwhom any guam
lily can be obtained ST reasonable rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

q Youse MEs OF NEw-YoRx, go this evening
to the Broadway Tabernacle, and hear Mr.. J. b.
Cough On Temperance. He is very attractive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

Schr Sarah Wales Baker which cleared a. this port Oct Sd
IL, Curncoa hal not arrived out 18th ult and 1t ioacd
Tbs Norfolk Beacon states that William, OF ,eh
Atlantic, (im NYork Tor esiun) (epocu TssnS) when
she sailed from ,lnt port,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

SANps's SARsApARILLA.-The DROPPING branches Of tho
breadrut tree themselves in the earth. and each be
comes Itself rec that from single tem gtoye IN
few years produced under which tbc may take shelter
The progress of Sandss Saapara the estimation Of tbs
nubc NAV be compared that OF the fruit tree in the
soil of India few years stood nlone, but It's intIinhs
virtues soon began take hold of public opnon she cures
caused advocates spring the rgh hand and
on the et and may indeed be compared the bqnyan
pioye Ia whose grateful shade Thousands come for shee-
Come huber then all that are diseased Though unseemy
with fostering covered with erupon,-thoush ulcers
be into your vital tumo and cancefi
have laid hold upon your muscles and fbres-come paake
and be restored
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence Of IL super
or value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
Of the PROJECTORS aud their agents gratis , . ~
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 fulton street. New York
Sold also ut 73 Broadway II East Broadway and By Drug
yi,iS generally throughout the United States.
Pres 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Police Office.

Bmglary--A man named Joseph Desscus was
found about O'Clock this morning in the house of Mr. j. NJ
King No. 3 Pearl street. into which he had entered through
the rear door with steal and had broken open several
trunks. He was imprisoned to answer.
StaJbing.-Eizsbeth Fl. Williams was arrested
anil committed for sabbing female named Rebecca Suun-
derS, OF No. Little Water street.
Tkefls Edward Ford was arrested and commit
ted for stealing pocketbook containing SO o., from Hugh
Doughery, of No. q Ann street.
Jeremiah ColIlck was arrested and committed for
stealing piece of Alpaca worth 81, from Mesr Wamslsy
s. Holt, 20 Crthnrne street.
Ann Mciowan was arrested ard committed for
stealing wood from Capt. Michael Hopper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

G- GouRAUp's SPANISH LILY WHITE YoR IuE coz;
pLExIoy only at 81 Walker St lt store FROM Broadway0
n.ss hnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
co,,-t ca,cndar-Thls day.

supv,,oR CouRr.-Noe. a5. 69, 20. 70, Sc. IS. SO,
In 20 90 AZ. g, AZ, SO, 81 a8 81, SO, 90, loo,
~ comros pIrAs.-rsos. 8, 90, II. Is. S. 7, 25 40,
5 % %, % Al, 9, a, 8, 16. 81, lOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

AMERICAN MusEuN.-The new and elegant Lecture room
Of thus popua, to De dedieaied this evening
the galaxy Of talent dazzling IN plenaor. Wehad bird
ningly pronounce perfect palace beauty and comfort,
One Thousand Gun be seated comfortably the par.
quete and boxes which latter be reserved for ladies and
gentlemen company with them-a feature that viii ndd
greatly the pleasure Of the gener The company no,
been increased, and predict rush kaan ersr
ihi. grent focus OF fun and NATIONAL amusennent =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

GouRArss HAIR Dye will chasge red OF gray hair 70
Erst store FROM Broadway. du
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

rcs- THE INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND LiSINEsl
from 81 CORTLAND ST. is warranted to cure any case OF af
oak rp5s aud extends contracted coaDs, takes down swell
lings, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Coroner,s Office.

The Coroner held an inquest to-day on board the
ship Suana from New Orleans lying Mt tho foot of Pnest.
The deceased Wednesday,, while at sent for
ward to Gull the watch durin. storm, and accidentally fell
the chun nurnS him severely the region of the
bowels That constipation ensued and he died at O'Clock
Monday evening Verdict death from inflammation Of tho
bOwel.. caused by accidental inlury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Disnafers, &C.

No date let Is TO- sch Elizabeth Ann hence for North Ga.
ONO no date lat s. @ ,ch jersey Oak hence for Cape Henry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

An ExFrETAnMEST ct the New.York Museum this after
be for shilling The Lady Melodss and Ssntherr
soagstess appear with Ksyansgh, Murphy. the two Mise
AdaiT and hest Of osss sight OF the OuuDg Ouiau,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
-,,..,-. n.rr;en. Geo. Clarion. Del

o. s-Msss,gE. P Msiss: G T Clarion Del
Simmons laTassin Tenn; Niles, Conn. and Atchi
son. No: c.,.-,,.,,-, Porter. Michigan Whit
Is esi T. Ss sF gsrisl a. e. Aeon
On r. E3 D,:- Il es5 ESaa; Es Bayatd
5 Ss'es 81 81 q N.s1 Ss n sissSx =
Mehssn fae. a u;,eon5 rs 81 aI A.nft n Ain
ME-: R g Hss 5.a Conn s0 nad sIsd Aaa
S o. IrTeTfs s-:ss s B Fias;s * h's We
o. pabfc BaiIdin.s-asfsr.. D1yiOo N B'ees'' H.
"a saa eHd ecr.-e The esstassrt erpe,e, Of he Sc
oG5 We InaG Fs, Rs5jeF N Nef g..
nH On Ess-es,.d Ba,-Messr.. Fras,, R. Bnsby Ala
A,a tae ijracy for the scaae-Aezs. ChOats. of Mas
Is2Psa1 9a9 Es. =. E9od s-e na,neean and
Tr. TArpAs presented the iuTIs Of Constita-
ton for q Stale GovernHsn:, adopted BY Con
ysn;ior o! tic Representatives OF the people OF
Iowa Territqr7--relcrIed 10 the COMMITTEES on
the Judiciary.
MIR. BUCHANAN prescn!ented q petition from
the PHILADELPHIA Board Of Trace, asking the re-
building of the Piers at Port Penn, and for the
construction OF lighthouse on the BrsndyWine
Shoals or the Delaware. Referred TO COMMITTEE
on Commerce.
severa! petitions en- Revolutionary Claims
were presented
Mr. RlvEs submitted the following resolution
| for consideration:
Reso,ced That the President be Teoueed 70 communicate
To the Senate If not inconsistent with the PUBIC interest DO
so INV further irresrondsnre winch baye taken pnce
between the Minister c the United States 20 sxico and ne
osernn ,h, Republic. yell .. nay communications
winch may have been received from that Mner OF later
date than those transmitted with the Message OF Inc N ;.
Me-. Wo,pguaY moved MISUNDERSTANDING
the Committee ON Commerce to inquire into the
ays.diency of more extensive system Of ware
housing.
Mr. BAYARD introduced bill for the relief OF
the heirs OF Robert Fulton, which wa, read twice
and referred 10 the Committee on Nava! Affairs.
Several other wills were read and twice referred.
The Senate then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

CArr,es-The great article for burn, and all outward all
ng. Connels Magical Pam Extractor can be found senIns
by the thousands who such signal eeficm
il, the wosdor and blessing of the ege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

UxiyHeslrY OF YERMoST.-fhe whole number
q students in this institution 10 ll2,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

OF GoURAuD's LIQUID VEGETABLE RogeE inpsIa
delicate roeaie tinge TO the comp exoE ut 81 Walker
first store FROM Broadw ay Gil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

n~- Sands, Br,stoPs and Comstock's EXTRACT OF sAa.
s,pAR1ILA sold nj II CourtsndLsraat. Also HAYS Llyl
Esr and Lras BALM warranted TO euro any case OF Pies
c;tbnr nd ar blc-ll,nc.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

TAKE NoTrcE-A CURE FOR THE PLes-The worst al.
tacks OF this complaint be immediately relieved and per-
mnucntly cured by the of Hays Lnmolt, aud Dr. LAS
Balm of China Sold at q Courundtstreet and In
c,re is not ELECTED the price will be refunded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

nTHs nAlLr TRIBUNE Is served ct an early hour In ANY
,, of this Cav @, Brooklyn at NINE cEsTs week
Sc 10 Tie Carrier o. those who prefer H. st the sae Ie
tr six months c. year. payable at the office IN advance
wishing To be e,rc1 viii please send IN theIr noes
Iaronah the Pos, Otice OF otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Below,
1 bnc-Wind NE.
Sailed.
Spoken, 6

Us s,orc.shp Lexington; ships Toronto. Lcndcn: Aso
Hayre; NouHandie, Hull, and Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

THssE ELEGANT :" OLD Glossy RuDsss Sssie, .oIaF
bought the auction the entire lot OF he pes aa
and glossy without vanish, and high gure SSa ssS
uppers thick .oes, md come up high ~ ,s, ss
q only az The ordinary kind good as a am G ave.
% e. Ssn RnSbas are reiaed only at Mdsa
lst block from Broadway. door ff99I Nsrs Day
aav suooessO, to RoxbSfy India Rr00a"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

% East India Hair Dyo will color The Hail. but mol lhs
skin.
Dr. Spohn's Sick Headache Remedy. warranted TO cure
Also may be had Mt 81 Courtund. street Schcncks Pum?
mic Syrup Extract of Lungwo Jaynes ExpectoTant Bal
sam OF Lvewon sc. for Coughs. Colds. Liver Compliant,
I'nnSumntIOn. Ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11

DEAYyEss-Dr McNnlrs Acoustic Oil for all complaint, CT
the Ear This an article good is celebrated IL has
been known of long standing even when the pa
tent able hear for years. md for the cure Of
hummng the head. pain in the head and cars. unryal
ed How the sases of persons suffering as
sounds like the filling Of etc which S,e g,e sympo
mend Dr. hicNairs Acoustic Oil relief. Sod al II
f'our str Price 81 flnsk
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Rr. Belle. Meyers days I'm Wilmington. NC. naroi,;oc
70 + : Powell.
yanunh IL days. oswood 10 ou,husJd s. Soa. len schs
Brace Rogers: Abraham, Zsb.skic.
Schr Jonas Smith. Taylor, Is I'm WILMINGTON. nsvr
to Powell Sailed in company with bng Caspian, and sch
Sch Charles Thorne, Jackson Dis fun Wilmington. NC
naval stores 10 + = Powell.
Schr samuel InshaIn Dowdy. D d. from Wilmington No.
S%s cr May jane Powell ds fa Norfolk with nour &c to
s:S George Henry Aen days ifom Richmond Va with
coal. ~. -
&c 10 the Tie Sea intended for one OF the NesioS
packets. ~ -.
Scar & II Field, Van Glider Philadelphia, cca.
Schr David Cox, Williams, Phadalphia. coal.
Schs rokomOke. Fichar, Suffolk, shingles.
Scht Texas Willis. Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Washington, smith, suffolk. shingies-
Schr Gen Scott, L,lt!eJohn. Philadelphia. coal
Schr Express. Swift, Btandywirc, tour.
Schr ILLINOIS,. Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Faithful Fncsd Indian River. com.
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Washington Nai;eSon i.an3o9. Z ; WiRslow Hamlton
Read M1nicvideo Cook Smith; Indiana. Bennett. NOy.
Briss Acton Lambert. Mobile. Durham s. Omen: EsIe.
'f sehr \ M I.seRt Smith. Richmond. Va
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