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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
THE RIB n E.
For Tho New.York Tribune.
NIGHT THOUGHTS.

NIGHT THOUGHTS.
TIE stars are q, their middle wa.ch, and deep
Around me hsng the curtains Of ,he Night,
And vet the hand of siumber 10 Withdrawn
From OF my eyelids, aud my busy thoughts
Have shaked the night.drops IRON their wings, and
swept
Forth with their morning vigor. Der the world,
The hand Of Sleep hath spread her mystic pail,
And all is hushed tha, tells Of human life,
And yet il is NO; s;ill; tn. cricket's song
The insec,s' easeless whifr-the myriads sounds
From unseen melodists, that rouse the ar,
Are all abroad, as if each bending lest
Or eTery virgin flower, had WOE some horp
To WOO its perfumed breath the while il sleeps,
Wrapped in its nightly d,apery o!dcw,
And worship in its praise the live-long night
Know We no sleep, ye ever. singing choir
Are your harps strung TO one unceasirg tune
Of,hriliing joy, Till the wc:a chords have burst
With the oerburdening melody, c, !ast7
Or do ye slumber while the jarriDg sounds
OF human discord abroad, and keep
Your songs for these pure hours, when Night hath
wep,
Her foods Of holy tearz, aud washed all taint
Gu, from the shriven air Have ye not ears
That caich the strains of spirit worlds7 And pour
Ye not for us their echoed symphonies7
Methnks tbs strains Of that far land should breathe
In Just such pure and never wearying flow
Just such tale Of teemiug joy as this.
Amid ibis concord of harmonious sound,
Halfheard, aud yet distoct, comes up throb,
Solemn and deep, as If some organ-tono
Far OF was trembling or tbs midnight ai'.
,Tis the low bearr-bent from each sleepers couch,
d,eenosr rnpa siYinp ont
With busy pulse, his fee.ing span ofiife-
Mans ,hrce-score years and ten-a breath OF time.
Midway agains, the forest battlements
That skirt the horizons verge, veil OF mist
Lies stretched in wsvy and transparent folds,
Az If the Angels, come to watch our sleep,
Had left their Heaven-wrough. uantles foatiGg
there,
nd hied than to their tasks.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
.THE BEST STOVE OUT.

/ Tor Churche Halls PI.lor,. Stores. Nusenes. It,
large and benutt ;-ssment Of those styes Of Isw s
terms uio Drums ist is. Pao., &c together with an
other desirable Stoves o. burning wood OF %
have been ade this seasOn md those in want oi s9sa
would invite assortment before pufchasinze et
where Stoves repaired and put up at short Eoce. and
kinds OF sheet irnn work made 10 order. by
SCI F. II. TRUWBRIDGE. 20 Water st. Eear Pufee-
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EXECUTOR,S SALE

LAIN ann e &C. last viii and testament Of
at il !. NOON sS so~ IN BE-
snSn city ct 81 T Ss
o 70 s s. s. ssas John sHP
and known the above map by the
s SSas Of f.d
the s Gss
s e Ds. % Il. y
thence ann,nS and line PARALLEL Eleventh
Also Thar certain other lot adjoining sbovc Known
at s 'SSss S i BY DE- pn%ss
from hs soa.f s,stey corner Of the Fifth and Eleventh
Of the Fifth feet and one h. thence
20 is.a Re- and line Eleventh
to ne I'm ave- us feet aud nch
ret one hundred feet to the the place be-
Also that certain other lot adjoining the above known up
on tn above mentioned BY hs number commencing
ss' '.S
, the s s"n. nO,h.s.sIy .ong
said souheasteriy Of the Fifth avenue and
s: .Suns Sa
s .s sSe Sa .p TO the fifth
line parallel to Eleventh. street hundred feet point
Also thai! s,Itsp oh. 10. sdjo ing. the rear of the
90 he
om a.. At point e.; hundred feet
Eleventh street thence running line
parallel to tina Fifth nuetyour feet and ten inc hes
thence running souheaserly and line parallel Eleventh
est thence Iunn,ns nortesstesly and
and thence running norw esey slong Eleventh twenty
one fest 70 the point the place of beginnieg.
Also that certain other lot adjoining last above des
p ts aGots s. map b. the nn%
street. distant one hundred and
Ia the southeastey corner Of Fifth and Eleventh
thence running and ne parallel 70 the Fifth
avenus nneyi"ur feet aud nehes thence south
easery and line parae eleventh street rweaty feet
and ten nches thence running nosatey aa on ine pa
Ialel 70 the nth avenue ninety four feet inches
nnnins along Eleventh twenty
ana ten nche, to the point the place Of beginning.
Also that certain other lot adjoining the last abavs des
cbed and known upon the above mentioned map by the num-
Der O. commencing at point the side Of h
ey from the corner Fifth avenue and Eleventh
ee thence running southwesfey and lise parallel to
the Fh avenue ninetyour feet nches thence run
n1ng soutneaeIly and on line parallel to Eleventh
line parallel to the Fifth and ten inch
Is; and thence running along Eleventh
twenty feet and ten inches to the point the place of beginning
ana aso nt certain other lot adjoining the last above
number commencing at point in the southw side of
Eleventh street. sixty tw feet and eight inch
from the Of Fn avenue
ana Lieyenh street thence running southwestey spd
thence running southeasterly and line parallel Eleventh
street twenty feet end nches thence running
and on line parallel to s Fifth ninety four feet and
and ssnes running along Eleventh
ginning. .......
There are two houses standing part upon s. T.
me viii be entitled to such thereof stand
Terms liberal Title indi.pntable
New York, January Is, 1914. flo 6t.rrc
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

$500 .. s'pssn q
s ne Of Is
R ' 81 H.
q @ y My n s S
s"a Dses s'a sss
% for rhs 81 n net
The ohs tsomei on my sons were such as to
:issf s ;
THOMSON s r., mig. c. ii uaS
a: m bee. HS had
pO9ice. aud pase upon hi. feet and legs Whsa he tried
to 90 business III :: was cSns,sd and DISTRESSED
Pboai him. unhappy mentally distressed on his ACCOUNT
IT, sS
Or p:.ly.d SIS By epeon he tSs Poossg niSinea
;S;.ss. as would ys
q sS. asoT
Ses 0R +. pS.ensa M
ps,isa y HsedS ieaad
tad and now cap hs emx must take Of
Ts%a De had done s
. % ss as e {. R; ;So
.onisr practice in rest rg life animation. firm and or.e
'Sss'i
sy al spud use
and and safety in time Of
h. had
t lr9m IN. combnsd mdisal faculty site years. do
os his %S sasp a; "a &c
s"' ,d ss s'; sapa syf e xs to
a Rsee = 70 ehlTac;I and
al ~ sS,a. Esa
s'.'' ,a r 81 dE }5sS:s:E @ Ct Deed,
ents AZ can find no relief from Others, fin i'm ,ec
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Died
It. Mrs. CATHERINE McFARLANp, in

Died
On Saturday, 10th inst Mrs. CATHERINE McFAnLANp in
the roth year of her age
Her friends and acqnantances respectfully request
ed to attend her funeral Monday the 18th inst al half
past o'clock M from the residence Of her son-inaw,
John Gregory, l73 Eighth avenue. ct
On Saturday, 10th inst. Mrs. SOPHIA BUTLER, eldest
daughter Of Charles and c. t. swezey in the 23d year Of
her age.
Her friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon at two o'clock
the residence Of her parents, $40 Grand street.
AT Brooklyn, on Saturday morning. 10th inst after
short but lingering illness, sAs,u ELxA youngest daugh-
ter Of John and Sarah Mein aged nine years and eight
months. N,ftsuW UWWI r5aa
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from her late residence 7o York street
this afternoon at 81 o'clock
07- Norfolk and Washington papers will please copy.
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ALDEBASPS MEDICINES.
THESE MEDICINES haze been ia general use IN some
portions OF the country for nearly years have
exceedingly popular No other med have
formed such unexpected OF these have during
last eighteen months These medicine, of four
THE BLACK COR ALLEBAsPS) sALVE
ALLEBASPS HEALTH PILLS,
ALLEBASPS POOR MAN'SPL PLASTER,
ALLEBASPS TOOTH ACHE DROPS
ing the directions the blowing cowpsins 1.-THE Pills
TINES being used 10 connection indicated by the
vz:-Fevers Of the malignant kind lors ulcers
whows burs and burns and scalds reu
matsm inammaory chronic thrt qnnsey dropsy
dyspepsia chblains IN the face the brta, be,
joints and muscles, &c.
THE Pill warranted the following
used faithfully according to oirecons lin cases the
Save and the Poor Mans Plaster used in CON
uection with the Pills. all Of which indicated by direc
tions Wz:-Dsordered stomach and bowels impure blood
choc w1rT: .ck head ache fever and acid
comnairts undice sudden colds ssaera debility &c
THE FL AsTFRS admitted be superior any Others
IN and are taking precedence all Others for pain
weakness in the back side chest bowels lons muscles feet
rhenmafisT corRh' cold asthma, fever and ague. &c
TOOTH ACHE DROPS-Are warranted to cure an ordi.
nary Toothache in from three to ten minutes by putting
from any other than of may e
cged by an application CT the Black Salvc the
side of the face afflicted.
The medicines the above complaints or
the money will be returned The Poor will be furnished at
hall prize by L. Gilbert Proprietor 34 Fulton Sun York
terms For sale. wholesale and retail by IT, w. Gibet 2N
s. Woodwork corner or Houston and Mub.ry streets and
by others throughout the city. fell lme0d*ec
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CsTroN-The market did not exhibit as much activity
as yesterday. Holders showed disposition to adj
their rates. but not followed up by purchas.
ers Sales to about 1900 bales at prices Of the
preceding day. Freight has been engaged 500 bales
packets to Liverpool but there Is general DISPOSE
ton shown to ship
REAL EsrArE-The following sales were made at the
Merchants Exchange, by Anthony j. Beecker & Co. =
The lot and building corner of Bridge and White
hall streets irregular piece Of ground, $50, 300
Lot on 22d street, near 9Th avenue, ......... $40
by 100 feet, ..,......... 1860
Lot on 9th avenue, and gore lot on 32d street, 1860
Leasehold premises 81 Frankfort street. IL years. at
$40 ground rent. -. $50
feet. ...............:... 1900
lots on the south side of 9th street. between 9th
and 7th avenues Ut $500 EACH. :. -. 1000
do do 2Sth street, do at $500 each, 1850
Il !ot on the north side do do. ......... 6lb
1t lot on the south side OF 10th st. do, 6l5
i lot on AZ foot bv fact An
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Tor a''i farther advance The whole country from cue
end ohs other Is affected lsss by the present
speculation The advance within two weeks In the Ii
verpool market reached I'd per pound equal to cent
amounting TO the Of $i0oo00Oo, the additional
value given to the crop and stock Of this staple now in
the market This is much added to the actual wealth
ofthe country making total exports nearly that much
more nvaus THIS sort of speculation benefits the coun
tryiat large, although it may sacrifice few individuals
Speculatons in stocks have very different effect The
result Of high prices low prices is confined to very
small circle; aew individuals are influenced but it goes
no farther The actual worth value does not increase
single fraction by the speculaons in Wall street or any
where else The advancement or decline of prices
fictitious quotations that express nothing meaning
thing.
The cashier Of the New Orleans Canal and Banking Com
pany, in report made Of the affairs Of the institution to
large stockholder says -" The statement published
last January made out the value ohe stock about $a5
per share now consider l. worth, by the present
state Of assets least So That s if the hank was
placed in liquidation now 1t has good assets enough to
return $40 the stockholders We have petItoned the
Legislature reduce the nominal value of shares to $50
and also to allow to withdraw our branches from the
country they allow the last privilege will be great
ebect gained"
The monthly report fthe Philadelphia Railroad Com
pany for January ls4s and 1884, shows great increase
thisiyear over last =
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THE GRAND DELEGATION
. CHEFS AND y %A 1Ss OF THE
POTTAWOT1D1E 1ND FOX tribes o

por4S, sl n;Jn n AS ny ,~*EsIoss o. TIE
INDIANS,
wv w PIG B1ERYodlRW;aY T.fBERN.aCIE. on MONDAY
This Declaration ofndians are their route W.sh
clan, and Orator. Their business in Washington
the payment Of their snnuties conformity with
~ ard to tender the assurance of the peacea
bic disposition Of their powerful tribes towards the inhabitants
Of frontiers Their homes AID hunting grounds
upwards of miles Of the River Their
principal object in visiting the large Of the United States
obsrys PERSONALITY our Institutions and the of
invited upon floor the Hail. and Immediately
upon ther entering the chamber the members their
and paid to these patriots heroes ssge the highest
respect offered within their walls They are ali dis
trgvished some peculiar talent and Of the highest
rank and influence IN their respective tribes
In the OF the evening the Indians will give lustr
tcn OF their War Songs Funeral Rites Narrsg. Ceremonies
Costumes implements OF Warefare Manners, Customs &c
eresting from the TACT that they in their
perfectly wi.d and savages OF the ore,r
clad Ia all their simple and native And furthermore
an opportunity may never happen many again
so interesting group the day far distant when
theY VIII be numbered amongst the things that were
Their yell OF vengeance, their trump of fame
:, lheir monument, grave without "a nape."
As he only OBJECT Of those charge lrdi,ps
cvlng money ior admissions deay the expenses OF their
Journey THE tiing sum Of % only will asked from
th9,e whose curiosity may prompt them pay them visit
thslndans be visited from time until n The
I'll - 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
TuG6DAY

=, AT 10Y O'Clock in the sales room
extensive aod valuable assortment Of fresh casonabe
fancy and stap. dry goods.
quantity Of West ENGLAND broadclohs
simeres, vesIngs
Aiso clothing pswpbrokas scles wateheo jswelry. sc.
Ao Iae and vsluable invoice of cloths and
MOI ~ me Oxford and other goods which
WEDNESDAY
AT lox o'ciocx ia the Safes Room.
Az unusually and valuable
attention Of he useksepers and Others. '
Also az II O'Clock the splendid specimen all alive ofs New
foundlaud dog, Of the purrst breed largest size
THURSDAY,
At 10 O'Clock, at the auction room.
sale OF Paintings works OF oil plano forte organ curos
Nc, &c. ""'
Nb.Every facility will be Afforded for the dsposal Of
merchandise Of all descriptions Business will BE-
prompt in this establishment charge solely OF
THOMAS BELL. IS Ann street.
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TO SOUTHERN AND W EsTERN MERCHANTS.
Ia; correct knswsdge Of The Boot, She, Leather and
salesman for any respectable occupation Good
references given addressed A box Boston Po,t
Office, will meet with prompt attention JAG lwis 2woss
mp PRIp:aTE LfBR.dRTES
LJOMER'S ILIAD in seven Languages a highly fnshed
II edition. published at Florence, Italy GREEK TEXT
,onta ming literal Latin translaon BY Haync Nrtc,i
Non II 'hi German BY Vps' in the Ena.h BY Pope the
This work cornpriSs numbers forming two
handsome 1uarto volumes Each contains superb
The Of each number is 81 sows Numbers to be pub
shed monthly.
r = Subscriptions receveda at Mr. RICHARDS Office "a
Lspenad street. Of Broadway the New York Ly
Fl fms
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Foreign lmportatlons.

GLAsGow-Ship Henry Kueelandl50 coal hampers
Ky ksgs csks Miin3i pkgs Cumming Riach2 punchps
w tswson-,l5o bes q bxs Smith ThuIsar co3oS e..k,
ell co.'s Cases 10 carboys innis cos cks ~ Rose
box II Lors-l Williams-I' bbls is boxes lngis
nock-2 do u order "
,,SLAsGow,Barque Adam Cargo tons coal Woodruff x
MntaqCy bales boxes Smith Thugar COLO bales
Gas ssosewocd co-ll3 Roebnm-i5e tons pig iron
So fogns-23 Lee CO. ~ bales MitcheIl-ioO 900
bricks Persse Brooks y ~ " ~ N'''
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nv sRossn On thar fa.ss lis, Of Their Cage sns
uosS 5nsm imredatsly their arrival Aen and Cor
spgGnCens az home Or abroad will also eonler favor By
received - $3.50 Wa -
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MS8BtttTrbg Sslma-eo bale. cotton II Taman-lsi do
sponcrd Ieston co 267 Burrtt Johnson TT omps on
Malice wv "a " 'is~a'u-'" IL ~
sr MARxs-Rrg Gen wilson-s, bale, co,,or Ne, Co. 4
Anderson-I7s Hobrook Nelsoa co-s4 L MaitianS-i2
SsyAHNSsHIship Tamerane-s.2 bales cotton II & Hills
sAvANNAHBrix CIinton--42o bs'es cotton a Mcp,;,o,
PaIm lee. kilb,rn Rogers76 Work-3O {, N;i.r q 20
Il Stove. - "e"''''
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COMMERCE OF CHICAGO.

The amount OF tonnage employed in The trade the past
season is ] 800, $50.
The exports in this short period show increase Of
more than thousand per cent while the imports show
an increase Of nearly four hundred per cent No other
port in the Western country produce official
ment 30 favorable the above. This great increase
is comprised of the productions of the SOIL and is an
increase of so much wealth.
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GRAND CONCERT

-, GKAND CONCEKT,
TO BE GIVEN Al CONCIRT HALL M lox Rro.S
= way, Monday Evening Feb j2th is1 bv IL Ms.sI~.
oiu. PALMo's Na,el COMPANY
Co o% the aae r. .uess.. they met with !.t
highe. re:pecaby who present thew will give snosS
eI st the above place on MONDAY EVENING when thew
nave me honor Of esentcg entire selection Of tbs
mos. popular day csmpaay
MRS PHILLIPS. MfS. SHARPEN
MISS BRUCE, NIX. HOLMAN
MIX. LYNCH, MR.. KAVANAH
AND MR. KNkAQR
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DIR. ID. JAYNE'S

INDIAN EfPECTORANT
somSnston Of for shs. Gods. infssaa.. II.
guilty Of Bre thing Whooppg 9ugh Pains and Wessnes Of
spectacle individuals who have found relief from it's
Many who have bn aborng under prcrscted con- hs and
their friends far advanced in have be.n h1ppy
restored perfect ea by The 9th VALUABLE eypectoran
The following is dened sufficient for insertion hese;-
From the Rev c. r. Crosby late Agent Of the Ameri-
New YoRx, June I5 1885,
To Dir. JAyNE:-
Dear Sir ii have maze of the Indian Expectcrant Ter
equally in my family for the years with great
tit Indeed may consider le prolonged by the of this
years almost much OF nv wifand also Of the
Rev. MI Inson. OF the Island Of jamaica For eli Of
unhs i the beat medicine have
tried. My earnest wish is that Others afflicted have
""' " '''"s ''e ''''A'' q. c. P CROSBY
NIB. Many of my neiahbnrs my recommea daon have
st jams South Carolina greatly affected by cough,
aud OF the lungs and using bottle Of
Sold wholesale and Ieai the propreors pcey by A. b.
D. Sands general agents. 10 Fulton street. 23 Broadway and
" East Broadway II ln,eec
dis ascd Lcp piraon thick and elammy and adj
and forms fufor dsnaaG Les blood then hs
roots of the har aud for want OF which the hair has NOT s
and es"s nssasb sS ecn,nans
eventually produces badness Restore the capillary VESSEL. OF
the had to the former healthy circulation and fine. silky
JAYNt's HAIk TONIC is !hq oniy.g5eparaon hat ha.
has done in innumerable instances, and will seldom fail
se ~ Boaawsy e. Of q 'Ra b
ing, and II East Broadway. Price ST. I'll 1msec
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBnUAaY H.
S.: SUN :rn.... ss Noon ...:;


passage aud has been II days north Of Hatteras. ~
'is Ass.
ss Tp sA Hs.s s s s
%s.. J, s,I gssvis " from
esa %oaaha ssS fro" Glasgow 'an 10
s,,Sss 6 mons
On ss ssy
Surge: Csrmaa Hs. been is days the co,,t and hs,
E. hS:Sss sslsi WIN Slas Henry
Brig Clinton Lyon, days from Savannah with cotton
hid. noiasis j. Matthews Co. Vessels LETT before re-
ss. Asa JqSs; day; From
asss s%$ WTaf'sH D.: ssa Z 's
sI s a a Z. in
Capt Smith came ont :.
hGS.: 1so
% %
sS eb NS as S S So SG p. m do 70, NXGr
schr A. F, Mynek Jones. Virginia.
ssehr srriysi Ippsn. viTsinia.
ses, VIM &. 6 toSe.Sa Kelly. ' Virginia
Shin g.. George Ferris. iI"sa I;y.,Doo, Jan 9, wit, midas
to Cook NTH The st. g. is at anchor on the Bar muse
n Prom ANTWERP Dec 10 with m'''
WIN eoo as'a ads Perkins, " days from New Orleans
5s,Sa' MSa,pss. sackpss Of from
Brig Mississippi Radsu "a days from st. Marks with cot.
Also. one brig unknown. Wind wNw.
miscellaneous.
PACKET SHIP UNITED STATES for Liverpool will sail on
Nas1s; reported :sns Of the r.pfr. a, a, Canton
sHr HErRr THomrsos-W We understand that letters from
a
@ fG s sp Tor this port
BRIG ST. THOMAS HANCOCK from New York for Metanzas
prncu,ej LIGHTER and returned "a hi. vesi " P' "'a''
% and reported bg ashore about 20 sa to ON
Of III; ssss AND Los, or
Ss' 30 SoaS 81 M
iss Of pss The oa board i
supposed may have struck her while anpepared and
CAP, RShfs; ihss
Mr. Duseu, KY and chd NJ sn g o. re e.a' Navy
NAME uHtnown TIE Owned by Frosh Kshn Of thi.
BaIe Prsu@Thsre Insurance on three ou,r,.,, Of m.
Peru before reported capszd and abandoned seal
had $500 insurance. ".' 'A' 4"-'''' anu
on .unisq pier Penn sh filled with and
Te:p pas Ghe Ss ,s e Manchester
sst ss . h mill CT :
81" " s;%s sis A H.;
S s & M
asS. s.m: &. ss q
Stsr: ]; m, md married
Scn LION from Boston Of and for tastne before reported
%s Of Cane asyi
70 day. -. %
New TSseoS HAsHoarSs New London Advocate say.
s:ir e: by s' but free could be
Ann su;,t finn, p,,.-ar, g. p.,.;~
Ely resls "a b hoss. from Wning,on NC for W Iadie.
sea.d Mobile for NYo1T feSs g mile. North
from New orlen. for Liverpool. Jan 49, lat
% Y; oo 81 T Fl from ns~ o,,.,,, - =.
lat d 80 Ion 81 3d. Foreign Ports. ~ : -
LAUREL BsssSa d DO;
d; William. Johnson. DO; Peru. Atwood, do Sd Geo
KNIGHT sAfi0rd' Boston.
PORTLAND. Fsbz-CT = q F,own cooa;,o po p;.o
Plate Waller Der C1b.; ~, ' '''' ,'l'
s' ss:ls, Isaac Franklin Brown. .,.rs. Be-.
low Arab brl Gordon Lysrpool; Undne Cushman, Lon
fGn H Dia 5hs shSrey N9resns GS Rocket
sopon Bsc Tss,. aud Cambridge Hall NYS Sid
Ca g. early TINS morning Mauran Brighten. and Mohawk
at YIN Iaqnin Psine st Jago; Delphi, Cook and Volaut
Baug North carolina: Pre.dent Hsrson nes No
folk sh Thos Fenne Nckerson Philadeiphia Cora
Wilmington, D. vi, NYoIk.
NEWPORT, Feb 8-Arr Mariner Adams Bsjt;r,ore far Man.
esiJ.rt Harrison ;nnsI M IovIaence ior rhsdephs;
for NYok; Henry Collins do UcracoLs NJ SH az 20
Mariner Xdsms NarmcSs,. sn ~ Ceascoxs. W OLD yth
violence '' o''se' """ ''s"a"'' 'io-
Yof Loua Cro@s Salem SR nr Sn howes Boston for
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Z Receipts: -. us SIS" ).
lions coal. 80. -. AL

The following table Of official returns, made of the
trade Of Chicago Illinois, shows the rapid growth Of that
city and the country surrounding It. The exports in
1885, only eight years since but $1,000 In ls43 they
were valued at more than million. The imports DO not
show great increase but they exhibit the i'm
provement of trade and advancement of wealth.
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mn. BARTON. (pupl Of the late G Nicholssn.l r.gset
strueon on tie Flute Mr. Barton prosses aek eleo
Ding to the method pursued by the celebrated msstw Charles
Nicholson.
for and particulars application may BE- made signor
msnrfactory ji7 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11
MUSIC,

JOSEPH KAMMERER, Professor of Music. respectfully
announces TO his and the pablo general that he
ha. removed from - Crosby to l Lsurens sre where all
orders for his Coton Band perform Parties Ste IN or
Orders for X. will also be received at Mr. w Dabos's
Nusc SvorS 2o5 Broadway. 70 lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11
ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH

Mr. uLLMANN. Pupil of Charlie. Cr.my, continues 70
WI teach Singing and the Piano Forte in this city Brook
yn moderate terms First references given many
families whose names may be learned app
At his residence rs Elm the Arsenal
Mr. who the author of French Grammar the second
edition Of which in the Of publication teaches ke
the French and Italian Languagex which he daring
his Music Lessons wished. Schools and Colleges attended
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