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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

The Invisible Wig so co,-iy resembles the
ree naj OF haT tha sceptcs md c0nnosseurs have pro-
Tl rr,sr y.ntsg. o his rnr.I and rnia1s WI, !.
beng made without weaving, which caaSe, ITS
appearance closely resemble the natural hllr both
ghnes and natural appearance d-y detection
being 50 beau ul and res thai all casss
eTslEat0a eFaporatols animIe-d and the evils
other WIGS -ney avoided. The ceptc and coInoissenr
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Ws and
the -culI. method t- head the manufacturers
4. 9. BARRY. lis Broadway, OF Libertytres up
starr ial2 lmls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
BELOW,

Shis Embassador Knight Hamburg lndze order.
Brig Eliza * Susan, Dyer from New Orleans
Big September, from Malaga, fcii,. 10 Fr4nca.
Also a .hIp. supposed De the GdIrlck, Skddy from
Liverpool Dec I3, 10 I. Collins y &c.
Wind fresh Il NV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
MEMnR RANnA
STERS

The brig rs>osd ashore yesterday by the Telegraph on the
Pout of Sand Hook proves 10 be the Jane. Wilson Peck
rer. for Nars.illes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

I!'O PRINTERS For sale quantity of sec
oud hand Non2srie Minion, Brass Galleys Chsass
pssrg Stone Stands sc. suitable for Daily CT ekly
paper but rrle used an good order.
j.p 81 JOHN 7. T.WHITE, Is Gold street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Passengers Sailed.
IN The packet ship Yorkshire, far LirtrpOoL Gen Tom
Thumb and servant, 4 BaTuum Esq, r stratton and
LADY, w Holberton, Ednnud u Simpson. Thomas w
Braidwood, y Gillian George Cisco OF New York; Robert
W Walier of PhIiade pha: James Dick. William L White.
head William Roy of Montreal; Louis Mark Esq, bearer
OF dispatches.
In the brig Scis, Gor Laguayra and Porto Ca5eo-W w
Whitman d searls and Or A Saldng Of New. York; B
fuToy. Venezuelan Consul: 3 Gill. of Caracas; j d
Brownlec, OF KINGSTON Jam.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

LADIES HAIRY Lrrs OR F,cs.-Use GoaIaads Up
eons Powder lakes particle OF ar OF Where II Is
s2aed, and instead OF really improves the sk ssN
hs smooth soft and Whit Sold the of the AInef
can Eagle 81 Chatham We have reduced the prics 10
% Gents. jl7 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

How DEATH-LrKE SHE IS ~ THE FACE How often de-
this of female who chalk her face
Let them try box OF Boufard's Spanish Lily White: Will
their delicious aiabas of ilke white
Sold price 2j cents the the American Eagle
81 Chatham " " l39 Fulton Brooklyn III zteoI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

~ Cotton Canvass, COMPRISING HEAt'F1 ~
SAT- pJCK LIGAT RAVENs fo5 BoATr - rSs SAiFFs
AWNINGS. SC. Also. HEAVY IAkf faULYi>NSS' LIE i "a "a
PEI, TINGS 80 TO - inckes wide BAGGlNS plann
and twiiIed % uc Also, Gram and Aea! Bags .
S'- ; 0"'' 'eRINCKERaOFF, FOX & PO4. HEMUS
,,, 49, e9 Pine-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

A STEAMBOAT BURNr.-A correspondent Of the
Savannah Georgian, writing from Asalachicola, Jan,
9th, says: " The steamboat Fanny Ellsler, owned
and commanded by L. A. Phelps, which left this
port yesterday at o'clock P. NJ. for Albany, Geo,
accidentally took fire moment alterward and
burned down to the waters edge. Zen minutes at-
ter the first alarm the entire vessel was envelopcd
in flames. Fortunately. no one received any in
Jury, aud all the persons on board arrived III this
city in the yawl boat q few minutes ago. The boat
was OF little value but the freight may be estimated
at $4,000, total loss not more than $4,000. The ac-
eden, occurred about mile below the Shadee 81
miles from the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

GALE.-The Cincinnati Atlas states that there
has been severe gale in that city. Several old
houses were blown down in the Northern and West
ern parts of the city A milkman who resides few
miles out of the city says that his neshborhood
trees were prostated, and fences blown down. The
pilot reports the timber along the banks as having
suffered considera hlv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
MARINE JOURNAL.

ARRIVED.
Ship Adirondack. Hackstaf, from Liverpool, Dec l3lh
m,ze TO u T Trimble
Brg Danube, Vua OF Camden, Il days from New.Or
leans i5O hhd sugar Nesmlth Leeds y Co. Sailed
COMPANY with ship Hudson OF Castle, o New ok
BIZ ous, Haley, I9 days from Apalachcoa, cotton 10
Bcorlnrn Johnston.
Dnisl schr Ann hloz-n 68 days from Maltaardo hides
order Left brig ORLEANS, Lewis, OF and for Baltimore IL
Schr vIgina Chase day. f:om Edenton NC, corn and
cotton, 10 Williams NOTtham.
Schy Avon, Perry days from Washington. c. with
val stores. ) l. Mitchell.
sehs Nieent, Cole, days from Baltimore, mdze, 10
schG Zion, Dening from Norfolk, oysters bound New
Haven.
Schr Slower Davis from Newbern \ c, naval stores.
Schr Heroine Jackson SO hours from Virginia, oysters
ScIr Chief, Van Name days from Baltimore mdze, TO \
Cooley Co. Sailed IL company with schTs AIlilScpt
Commerce. Lady of the Lake and Enc, all for NewY ork
On Wednesday evening O'Clock, Oft Absecom lost
board Robert Coddngtor anaty OF Staten Island aged 20
years.
Scbr Slas Crane Johnson days from Washington c,
naysl stores, 5 L Mitchell.
SchT Fair Smith, days from Washington, y c, naval
stores, TO L Mitchell.
schr Ann Hyman, lotion, from Newbern c, naval
stores, 10 master
Slhr Eliza Horton Burbank, So hours from York River
oysters. TO master.
SchT Benz Pennman, Bowen hours from York River,
oysters 10 rnasler
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
- New York LyccuIn.-

Is,S ~ :: a'cocs Rev OIvile Dewey, D. u WIZ
prat IN the Bsosdwsy abeInecle his Lecture on is
sach-can had the door or At tff BY
cum II3 Broadway corner Of Lispsnasd ,[TssI-
10 II. FESELON HASBROUCh,t toT. sec y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
pnsscl,-ars Arriyc

Passengers Arrived.
In The ship .4drondlsk from Lire,poot-J Il shearman,
" Hornrr
In The bark .2oeron fiom h1ansGniHa--B r Haw kins.
In The tIig Danu6e from NeD- Or!eGnS-tlrs Abigail
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

~, New Fenture !-PTOl- bhO ISg-' - II
80" Fttra lsc,urr on Bodv ai:d Mind. or Mat
, and Sun, .nd dssec the ARTIFICIAL Man repIs
rnnr % oarts of the Body, III Society Library @ a. @
re,f o'clock he admission colFaIa ely lIre a. @
one who pays receives on snS ali ho
10 c-nrs for ladies' snd gentleman receives t"e T
as.id soSk here will be R-cations and Singing u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

TExNEssrE-The Wing members Of the Ten
nessec Legislature held meeting on the otl, and
nominated Hon. JOHN LELL and GusrAvus A.
HENRY as candidates for Presidential Electors,
and WILLIAM MARTIN and LEWIS ?. WILLIAM
son as Senatorial Delegates to the Baltimore
Whir Convention
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
German AlmannCsI

large supply of German Amanacs for sale the office Of
the New York TribuGe. Price 37 cents per dozen.
This Almanac is printed in the German language IN the
usual style aud Of German Almanacs, and contains
addition the usual variety Of reading matter, articles Of
great interest 10 Germans connected with the Industry and
Labor the country and the Importance OF Protection
to the Mechanics and Wokingmen OF the United States
against English competition
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
CLEAR THE TRACK
FOR THE FEBRUARY NUMBER OF
G. r 4 II a VI S VI 4 G. 4 ZIN f :,

JUST PUBLISHED.
THREE SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS.
VIOLA spIend! picture By Rotherm-l, engraved b.
MONKS OF ST BtRNARD-one OF the most sprited
pictures ever pu5shtd; ensav'd by Rawdon, Wright *
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY, No. lO--A Portrait of
j. c NEAL, author cf Charcoal Sketches engraved by
MUSIC-' must go and leave Thee Mary, an Original
ONTENTs-ORIGINAL.
Our Contributors, No Joseph {. Neal By Morton Nc
Thr Soul, Ideal, BY Ernest Helsni!ein.
The summsr fields, by Mrs. R. S. Nichols.
Remembrance BY Miss Mary L. Lawson.
Passing II; h. SEaliS ;y e ey ,d4s Hatry Dani0'h'
The Patchwork Quit, by Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens.
An Indian summers NosniaE Z BY y tisorrs H,l H
The Basons Ed hy f NJ Wynkoop
The Ious Sister, by judge onrad.
The Cavern the Snow, th- Monks and the Maiden b
EgecsAiqm. by ". i. c iIosmeg.
The Old okmilni FAIRY, by J. X Pauliisg.
,Th- BeuoldIa Of ~. On n By Mis- " Bo,rnGtop
Hlo!a, an Original Picurs isom Bu!wer's Zanom
qas sSSpy. oi GHaHAli,s MAGAzNt. ami one cory Of
GoDEls LADls e Book M ons fsrs ear m for s. s. -.
EXCLUSIVE Z AGENTS,
jl9 GRAHAM s ~HiSTY. Asor House.
READING FOR THE MILLION"
BURGESS, STRlNGER g. CO.,
PUBLISHERS
And General Book aud Periodical Agents, 22 Broadway.
corner of Ann street, New York,
PUBLISH THIS MORNING,
The most superb book of the season. entitled
THE AMERICAN IN PARIS
DURING THE SUMNER.
Picture Of PaEsian Life in the Court the Salons and the
Family CIrcie It's Sports, Amusemeats and Festivities
BY NJ. JULES JANIN.
rRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. jlS 2t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

MATANzAs AND VERA CRuz.-A letter from Ma
tanzas, under date of 4th instant states that the schr
Ann A. Parkcrs cargo, from this port, was sold at
81 reals, 40 days's credit
Advces from Vera Cruz, to the 18th ult. had been
received at Havana The Yucatan Commissioners
had been comforting with Santa Ana at his hacienda
Vera Cruz, and returned to the city of Mexico
on the 18th December, TO arrange with the Govern
ment the conditions on which iucatan should again
form part of the great Mexican family They
were very much pleased with the reception given
them bySanta Ana and with the good faith manifest
ed by him, OH the fucatan question.
The Government had despatched large number
OF troops 10 Sonora, TO subdue the Indians, who
were committing great depredations on the inhab-
tants.
In the harbor of Vera Cruz on the night of the Sth
December, Capt. james A. Mccall, OF the English
brig Jessie Mitchell, with his carpenter and three
sailors, put oil from the wharf i'll boat for the brig
tremendous northern blowing at the time the boat
eapsized and the captain, carpenter and one SAILOR
were drowned. In the morning they found the body
OF the sailor, ndhalt the body of the captan The
other half having been doubtless eaten by sharks,
also that OF the carpenter. [Sayannah Geor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
co,rpT c.1 rNDaR TINS DAY

CiRcu1r CouRr 50, Is, 30, 43, 81, 81, g.,
6S 20, Is, 10 AZ. 80 3d. 81 80, 40, 6' :, y, 81, 8,
CoMNoy PlEas-Nos. 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43, Is, 46.
AZ 4S g. 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
POLICE OFFICE

ATTEMPT TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-A
calling himself Charles Radcf arrested charged
with having passed attempting to pass Counterfeit bills
several ndivduas His real JOHN Reel and he
released from State Prison ABOUT months since benczvr
Lord. of l63 Spring and Gerardus a Van Buren, 223
Beeckar proved the charge and default of S2OGO ball.
he iirad
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

The business of the year for the New York Gus
House made up aud present the following IT,
bic, which exhibits the results Tor elas, twenty YEARS.
nr...- Il ".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
o- Church and State, or Bishop Hughes

~ Church and State. or Bishop Hughes
way Tabernacle, Moad!y evening next January 22d at
hallpast o'clock the Mixture of Civil ard tccesias
power the Middle Ages By Rey GEoRGE b. CHEEyER
Tickets of admission . centshe ayas 10 De devoted 10
the OF MISSIONS Tickets may 9e obtained AT ne Dook
stores of NJ n. Newman, 1919 Broadway; SaHton Miles
Broadway; D. Fanshaw COL Broadway aud at The door
II the evening OF the cture.
This designed reference 10 the ingenious lecture
of Bishop Iiuges on the same subject Ji82
- Sunday School L Exhibition.-This (Fn
day) Evening au ExribiOn OF Sunday School, No O. viii
be held the Church ia Chyse street Rev Nf Stlwel
until o'clock-comm-nce AT hall past Tickets Free to be
had of any of the Teachers tls Church Ials lt'
CT~ Ladies' Fnir.-Nlethodst Episcopal Church,
corner Of Casrne aud Madison streets, will be open
Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening Of the
present we.k.-CommencHg each day II O'Clock, F. NJ.
aud closing - 10 o'clock, T. NJ Tickets ~ cents,-o be
had at the door
Daily Paper issued every evening by the Ladies called
The Genius OF The Fair jl8 q"
o. Fourth Annual Ball of ahe Uniontsts
AsSOCiafiOn.-At meeting the above AsgOclltIOn,
held National Hall Wednesday evening January th,
1914, the following persons appointed Committee 10
make for the Fourth Annual Ball Of the Aso
cation, VIZ:
John LowEds Charles Ellis,
Stewart. Smith. Philip Stats
William Wallace, Peter a. Hunter,
Theodore &. Buck, Robert AldrSton,
Edward Huestis, Andrew Caten
William hndersons. " llilam Dayton,
John De Alort.
Silas hickering, President.
Alexander Jackson, Secretary.
Joseph Carlisle, Treasurer.
The above Committee requested this evening,
Friday January l9;h 1914 hapas; occc ck, Republic
can Hall. No. 53i Pearl street. By order.
SSrrS SfsTy pt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

ana danHeoas;ciseses which the human body liable lis
@ IMPRESSIONS upod the nervous SYSTEM then the vessels OF
ea ateG thus the general systsm u involved. and the pa
u siukS beuc3h the attack unless relieved by appropriate
remedies NoNous ciuN and the
.! fever being infused throughout the amo> and then
o'eathed the lungs! hen the poison combines ~Ih the
np@r uis of the oo and carried by the circulating
sans the ranihcAtons OF the H. then the
every organ psr1gnu, It's functions properly h"re Ge
aGion Of the rtdi>poSnc which the e;favis
ct rniasm with the exciting. which
Of the blood and Gepays condition OF the general
uon. and consequently no disease.
BY a g. SANDS x 60 Druggists. (GEaalte Buildings, }
Sorner of Broadway and Chsm6ess;Ieet Sold also 6y A
East Broadway NSrket-sIreet ice 81 feI bottle
SIX bottles for s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

man who hss for years keen familiar win WIN puSt :"
, and pToteis the most pouai recoH 10
h.racteT aid capacity de employ men his ~ pec1
cns OF reward moderate Ie Tsifys 70 tns
ha Trinune lics addressed K. L. 4 iIIonns Snce
w s-nrnIn; 49, -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
CITY INTE l. / | G L n c f.
THURSDAY.

c0JIRT OF OYER AND TERMINER Before Judge
KES1 and Ad. WoopHuLL aud EMMoNs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

MM. T. .LENNiNo'o 90 Dfapefs and no Isnl. al.
TAIN solicit a,iention e an Of seasonabe goods
Including Cioths CaSsimereS Vestngs ac 10 all ue ne"
ead varous styles. -. ,a
Under the assurance Ina: tc SYSTEM o. ANAL poh' snd
quick eturns which has elected liberal patronage, VII
b. continued whilst arrangements are such ah VIII e"o
,1s 70 ill all ord.rs future with promptn"ss az; .,
feature the enlistment which must coHmeha IL 70
our srock Of of first quality ready ma'e Gar
m4rr consisting OF Snrtouts FrOcks Dress Coats Faa-
Ioons, vests Office Coat.. Travelling Frocks, Dr'''ns
Gowns, &c. t,1
kerchlefs Gloves Suspende. Hosiery Under Draw
ers Muslin Shirts, Col!a.s. &c. prices which must ofer
l0drrrments q purchasers. )Yio nu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

rCr Henry Clay Ciub-FOURfH WAHD.-A
Meeting Club VIII De held the Shakespeare Hotel
corner o. William and Duane .trret5, Friday Evening"
next 10Th instant halfiast O'Clock Panctuai attend
ance every member particularly as business OF
inp3rt-ncs will be transacted 4. ASHtlELD, President
II BUgRAs Vice President. jH 81
y Fifth Ward Henry Clay Club.-Ata
numerous ard respectable meeting of the friends ot HENRY
CLAY held The Marion House, los West Broadway
on Monday evening, the Sh instant, Gen. ALEXANDER
LAWRENCE was called to the Chair, and JoHN y. scHuY
LER appointed Secretary.
Resolrea That w. undersigned electors OF the Fifth
Ward and friends ~ HENRY CLAY. and desIons OF seeing
him elected Presidency f The United States, h.
next Presidential k-cunn, do ourselves together
npd.r the nan,- OF tis rIF I'll WARD CLAY ASSOtIA
1IOS and DO pietge ourselves individually all hon
oabe ms election 10 that important and non
orable ofhc-
s0cation, without first siguIng the roll
The re-ting then proceeded 10 elecr officers, which resulted
in the choice Of the following gentlemen:
JOHN {. HAMILTON. President
A0osizAM a0osh5 5Gcz. aisD1Ea. Vice Presidents.
GhaIlei thar. sieap1Et YIl1en Secretaries
WIN Adams, Treasurer
Committee 10 daft BYLAWS and Constitutions:
Johhn c. Hamilton IS. Ward.
Hyde, Z. 81. Dunham,
ResoLred. That adjourn on The first Mon
-As -, - ALt.X LAWRENCE, Chairman.
A SCHUYLER. ilGl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

MILLER BoLrED.-A miller, named Emanuel
Meteger, boted from the town OF Bertrand, Berrien
County, Michigan, on the 21th ultmo, taking with
hum some $500 or $ 900, which he had raised by
selling the gram sent 10 his mill 10 be ground.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

sxss,se's CORDIAL Is sold al No.s Martayx 0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Loss OF CorToN.-On Wednesday evening last
as the tram of cars from Clinton 10 Port Hudson
were coming in, the sparks from the passing train
were communicated 10 the cotton, and the whole
load, amounting 10 q bales, ,ogcther with the cars,
were burned TO ashes. The locomotive was also
shsty injured New-Port Ella Pat. ith inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Exchange at Mobile was firm On New York,
sight bills were a discount: 90 day bills : q :!
discount. Alabama rates Il a 81 discount
The @ sum required for preliminary survey of the
Railroad between Worcester and Providence has
been subscribed and committee appointed 10 pro-
cure q charter.
The Legislature of Tennessee probably adjourn
ed on the 10th inst. without making any provision
for the State debt.
The charter of the Bank OF Eas, Tennessee has
passed Capital S800,0n0.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Before Judges Ill
sHoErFER. lNGLls and lNCRAHAM.
Michael Walsh was brought up on a wit OF ha-
bea corpus and application made that he be discharged from
custody he being still held for OF fines imposed
upox him the Court Of Sessions and which he unable
pay. The case has been postponed TO Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19


Thus that ylthsandug the amount OF goods Is
less the duties more which unaY Yoabe for
the country nasnuch IS have less. by millions and
quarter, To pay for.
The exports OF The two years are so near alike na the
small difference Is unmpoita talt
Although these statements made Tor this port alone ana
therefore do give the result OF the whole country Yet II
Will be recolected that nearly .iTds of the is
collected here and that full that proportion OF the value OF
imports received at this port >ew-i oh trade, therefore,
forias pretty good guide tor the whole country
Uae half and often than half the collected
at hs port The facilities or commerce here, ptrtcu srly
our numerous Lines OF Packets obse importers OF negAbor
in cities order their goods here very args portion OF
the Goods brought this city pass through The Custom
House and forwarded IL le original packages To dis
points.
The business Custom during the present month
has been large syord precedn for this OF the yea5
The of duties received from the Isl 10 the 7th lnsi
inclusive has been 1910 600 of winch $3.50 O00
received during the days from the St 10 the 18Th both IN
elusive The total receipts at the tustom-HOuse Tor the
months Of Janpary February and March 1873 Sl&6,
SIS The received the hrs; days OF lGii therefore,
amounts than onehaf o, the total receipts Tor the
irs quarter OF the preceding year.
Although exports large yet Tor several years past
they have not come up those Of New Orleans tle
outlet port the NissIss spp alley he enumeration
few States will show this III very striking light
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
CASE OF WILLIAM JONES.

The trial OF this prisoner indicted for the murder
ef Doyle in September asu was called up when Al Smith,
his counsel read affidavit stating that
named Roberts absent and that he could safely
traI without his presence Judge Kent consultation with
the other members Of Court ordered that the trial should
20 of for the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Miss LOUISE DOROTHEA WAGNER, the Fo'tun'
Telling Grsey Gr sister = ~u - ,,.,,
THE. CELEBKaTED GlFSEY QUEEN
of ,he American Museum She be- from O'Clock
the Till o'clock IN the afternoon dressed IN Ne,
PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS she
cannot be seen in the Nssonal Portrait Gallery
GauI C0smorama and 500 900 cuuoslties Admission one
shns; 2 cents extra those who consult the Gpsey Chi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
Will shOrtiu Close,

, do assorted coors Mous,eline de LANES
s 90 Rich printed Bai1ornel
2 do Fitch Saln stripe Barrrses
6 do New style os 10 aud u Bonnet Ribbons
do &" 10 0aud IL PLAID Bonnet Ribbons
2 do Artificial FIow,rs aud Head n'mrnts
Rich PLAIN and figured silks for bonnets aud dresse'
Also Shaw!s Hdkis, Sca!is and Other spriag goodA oY
pa.k tr arriving for sale commission By
INK I,y;g. A. r. THOMPSON. Sc Beaver street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Es1 FOR SALE--A cheap and pleasant Resi-
t;H dence consisting of house in complete repair and
A lots OF ground situated 23d street about 80
feet east of the Eighth Avenue Any person wishing TO
chase this Property obtain accommodating terms by
applying tc the owner DANIEL FRENCH No. 66 Charles-
street: or on Messrs WooL,EY & SMITH, 50 Wa.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

II thus appears that the amount of duties collected IN tins
port snc III. tat law has been enforced greater by
thaa million and quarter than IT was 70. the
10 It's passage!
This certainly encouraging for the friends of the tariff,
and result very different from what predicted BY
msny.
That the will be greatly increased for the coming
year think there can b. question The receipts or thu
lest over halt million of dolias; and those
lnlr .th t!ade know full well that order for goods for
th. coming sprlng have greatly Increased.
h mportetons of last year, Notwithstanding the tariff
ass sh duties paid well and the condition Of
as greatly improved since them there
bIi@y- that much larger amount OF goods may be sold
however the sale. increased Dst continue the same,
the revenue will be al least eua! that of last year
also appears that the imports and exports OF the two
Were a so as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
rson syins claims against Thomas Ward, late Of New
Gentleman dsees.td TO resrnt @ nth The stlne :s;h tn.
.reSr IN rhe CITY of Ne- Yor before the twenty
sscCni dsy of July ne1rDated AewY0rk, 18th day Of
Janusrv 1914. y. DEAN,
- lgl,wsm. Administrator, with The w III eanexed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

4 communication from the Treasury has beel
presented Senate giving the amount "l imports and eS
poets the past year with estimate oi the revenue OF III
present year, as fellows -
Value OF imports free of auty. .sio470 96l
paying ........... rs, 7S9 93i
Tot,l ........... SEQ 26O. sos
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Twohiri< hs purchase money for the above property
nav II lesir.d remain on bond and otSse az cent.
- Us tJ25
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

D L IA STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, corner
II. OF Chambers street constantly manufacturing By
steam aud have hand large assortm-nt OF Candy
&c Of superior quality, suitable for ihe soureF market
This c.ndy beng made Refined Sugar viii keep 10
warm cme harder ard dryer than made from "a" sugar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

Exports-Foreign merchandise
Free OF duty. .......... s., 2O5, ,3il
pavivg duty 4.363.iiO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

2i The two >so1y bsick font House sad Lo., No 0S
od Hay with the small frame Dwerg House and ShoEs
the known No IS Antho"y-seet. ee'ns u aorth-
.>y 90 n-r Broadway AMI Authonyset, and extending
2 ise,a aches Broadway 100 feet upon Antho-
a.strst fee; 10 inches 10 The belcg the south
Ss<ery corner OF the block comFseheIdpg the Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19

VALUABLE PROPERTY On BROADWAY
AT aUCTlON-WM. DUN0Nr will sell a, suc.
ron on THURSDAY January 25. at 2 O'clock the Ner.
ca4GCs EIchsug st vsulcle r:opesty consisting Of
.yis Ms. 20 and $50 Broadway.
Isl The laGs three BRICK Route and Lot No 81
oad AZ: The beng s inches fron pou brosd-
Nay ~ l73 inches deep forming iG,o Leonard
<-eslt II feet inches cpuug thereon, with spacious
5tk sable The House 81 lerr aches deep with the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-19
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing
GEORGE II. G. r Il T. N,

,a.-.s, WATCHES AND JEWELkY bought or
IS5sEF nm .rair, cl3 tits