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state Of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots are in very limited demand at 81 Is3.
Pearls very steady at 81 3f 81 373 Exports from ls
to 10th Oct. pots, 764 bbls pearl, 652 bbls
BEEswAx-Prime eow Of all descriptions sells at SOC
We can quote however 291 SOC
Corror There was fair inquiry to-day from spinners
and small amount taken by exporters Total sales 500
bses prices rather easier than heretofore this week
FLouR-Ne change today. Genesee $4 Gag Some
holders ask 81 6S3
The following the statement Of produce and tolls re-
ceived at Albany from the commencement OF canal nay
CATION to the close Of the ID week of October =
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GRAND AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION!

COLISEUM, $50 BROADWAY.
THE celebrated Exhibition e the BATTLE. OF BUNKER
HILL, and the BURNING Of CHARit sToWN, which
eyers en- in this country and which graphically represent
ed that the behoer hardly himself that he
on that ist battle ground Of th Revolution The troops
marching and ccunemarchng- Dragons aud cavalry
dshpg fnously through the o. loading
and rnS from C9pps hilshps Of sailing and down
enrenchmensthe British troops repeatedly repused and
driven with violence down the hill the dreadful confaxraton
scene Of the thrilling interest," and which be
be duly appreciated
Also viii ns eahib!sd Moving Psneramss e the BATTLE
FAIRY LAND or MERMAiDs GAVE The terrific
STORM SCENE on the Menimack River! The ISLE or
CYPRUS! And view Of the CITY OF. LOWELL. the
Manchester Of America with the Factories an lighted f
at work-together with Of the late SOUTH.
WARk Rlcls in the city Of Philadelphia
This exhlpon which has than
Boston and Philadelphia will be opened the
place ON Monday the i4h nsta where will emain for
short time Tickets 80 children under IL half
Doors open at commence al ~ O'Clock precisely.
r s. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, commencing r.
NJ the exhibition will be opened with the effect he
being darkened tor the ESPECIAL accommodation Of
families and strangers which schools Of all kinds Sunday
well as academica viii be admitted ON liberal terms.
min Iwis ON
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SHIP NEWS
RY Laaf NlRhl,a k0nlhern Mall

PH,LApELrHIA, Oct i6-Below, Julia Van Glider from
Providence Cid Caledonia Brander Ocean New Orleans (e-
ni%s De Wolfe E.lmouh, "a, Sun. Ryder Boston.
Jackson, NYork. CID Elise, Koch Casper, spcker and
BohIen Wensbe Of and for Bremen; ARIEL HOPKINS West
KiSkwood N0fleans; Sarah Catharine, W Iudes.
NoRFoLK, Oct li-Au Mary Hopner, Boston: Larch Alb
bot NYork ith Ameda, Rowland. NYosk for St Marks.
distress With loss Of fore main topmast foremost
head sails spar SC the 9th LAT Ion 80; Union
Ryd, Boston for Richmend rhebe Barter Crowe Boston
rta9 Spaldng, do; Thaddeu Drsno and Danl Webster
Yok.
Spoken.
Clara Duuham of and for St Thomas from New York with
both the board steering port
instant lat 81 20, Ion 73 80
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New Stock Exchange.
SALES OF srocxs- Bosrov, OcrosER is.

at the Board Of Brokers-5O shas E. Boston Co 70; $50
do sotw lb 100 do, so30ds Iii 200 do l5ds liz 2o6
Boston Dividends 4; so Norwich Worcester abroad
6nos, 7o so do s6mos 5 so do bol5ds rs; 100 Reading
Railroad, 26a SO Long Island Railroad s23; $50 do,
bol6ds sai 80 Merchants Bank lOs3 80 w. stern Rail
b3oss ssi IS do ss1; Fchburg Railroad lO9i 90 Bos.
ton snd Maine Railroad 1915 10 New Eng Bank lOl IL
do 81; $1,000 Reading RR Bonds lsA7, 76k
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October 10th, after short and Illness PHyLyR
eldest son Of Mary and Ply E. H. Dibbe, aged
months and Is days
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No
So Marion street, OR Thursday October l7th at r
The members OF the Knicksrbocker Lodge Nc. ~ l. o.
Q. +. are also respectfully inv ed TO attend. q.
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Domestic Importatvor..

CH.RiEsron-ShpS Sullivan so casks rice Smith Mills &
c2-l2 bales cotton Mn-300 hids q Cummings hhis
gee Mann--50 bass Robinsout8 do Johnson-s2 do d
ndss-s Dds Crsne-% bags Lsysy--ib boz Wsl-I2e
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Foreign lamentations.

cd dAyAkA,shp Adeade7o7 boxes sugar 40 hhds do spof
Iord hest ~ eo brs sugar Matthews COLL do Stur
Ssss co5s1 40 Be9jsmn5o logs mahogany spofod
caba-l06 do Wells Jr~l2o do n,n,% ? ~ -
mdse peaao53 cs sgars 1! weseryel all bss segars
2cs DO Mannined9-3u hss dh Gouard-20OM Lilliet
Ras,nssIts bw do R.drigues-2 cs do Wetmere--
B cs To order. - ~ - wv " 'i''
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adams Wood, r. N Pameroy, N Thompson and lady,
and servant Isaac sswin and child Nudge lady, chill
ffsn FS apd seryant seidge Harrison M 0gIvie,
LawTencs, New Orleans; Mrs Brugahaman, child aud
servant Natchez; Charles Clarke, John Haer, Mr. Kelly.
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Pnssen0ers ArrIved.

HAvANA-Shp Ad Iaideose Contrra and lady Jose DE Ia
Hoyo. Angel Casrerdsz, Manuel Rayes.
CHARLEsToN-Ship Sullivan M II Pettet, l. Meggett, II
Canes Bryan, Ma igault, Marigarlt Boone Sing
Sing; X Chi, G. Powers, and in the seerage.
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At Newark, N. on Tuesday evening" the lbh by the
Rev Dr. Eddy, DAVIS v. JOHNSON to CAROLINE FREEMAr
eldest daughter Of Edmund Mayo, all Of Newark.
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A GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
ARRANGEMENTS BY MIR ROBERT BLACKIE,
Ann r Ausp 1ttr

A GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
ARRANGEMENTS BY MIR. ROBERT BLACKIE,
AND UNDER AUSPICES
I III 5 L l. + L. b F. S OCI TY
WILL be- given in the and elegant Hail. of Lis
NC pensId street and Broadway THIS Thunday) EVEN
SAli's Welin. nv Ms..;: Pool and rax
F$s ..T$s Hs%s Ws%s!a that i sgps Mis-. B,ass
l he Mer,s Mad'. ............. Miss Bruce
Solo on the Violin. n................,b by Mr. Lanner,
His first appearance in America.
.SJ Mn = ny h3me n VT McCrackn
The Pirates sersnade with Guitar accompaniment Mr. fes
&Sherherds & tell me'-Glee .Messrs Poole Edwin Williams
When wa. Boy"-Comc Mr. schsseId
Brief Essay from the on Music and TemperanSs
STInrrah for the fiighiand Mr. Poole
".hoyst of u. vaieY"c emc Song. Mr. scho6eid
cuegor,s Gathering"-Song Miss Bruce
'.TRe spot where was born; Miss Ms s1mss
,LLaboard Watch'-Duet :; .Nlessrs Poole and Edwin
Fareweli 70 the Mountains Mr. McCracken
Sinnot dance to-ngh,"-Song. Mrs rgnson
lake YOUR time Miss Lucy'-Comic. Miss Bruce
ISofa Nic Nnar Mr. fooe
To conclude with the Star sansed Banner and Aud ns
TICKETS Twf " fGHEnpiTrs GEngpTsroD be had of III.
COMMITTEE of the Thistle T. B. Society; of Mr. LADDERS "a
Rose Mr. S'ockwell Croo Lunch D is;on
and ths Bowery aud the Hall the Of tn, Concet
Member Of the Thistle Temperance Society intend to honor
the with his on of
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members Of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy
established me suppression Of quacky continue direct
er attention to all diseases Of private nature and
can confidently promise requiring medical treatment
safe aud pc maneut without injury the
70 make application to the College the first appearance
those diseases amount Of suffering and be
thus avoided One Of the members Of the College for many
connected with the principal hospital in Europe for the
cure of those complaints attends for daily
A NJ. to7P.M.
Terms-Advire and Medicine $5-a cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-Person-
living in the country and finding it nconvenient make per-
sona application have warded them chest containing
all medfnsf requisite to perform radical cure stating their
and eatment received elsewhere If any, enclosing S. post
paid addressed to W. $. RICHARDSON. NJ. D., Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College Nassau st.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

correspondence oil the Herald
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 10. ls44
The excitement Of the Guberns,oral Election 10 CON-
pe'ey sabsided, and e'ch party. both whg demo.
cs are mastering their forces Tor the Presidential con-
test Both parties are sansu,ne to the result che
wings ground their hopes OF carry the state
quece Of the rong feeling .xisthg z among the manu-.
inherent strength of their party the Roman Catholic
vote and the detection Of the democratic Native Am@r
who voted for Markle the whig candidate for Co.
The Chestnut street Thesrre, which opened on Mon.
day night, under the mansgrmen, OF John Seton has
been very poorly attended This Is owing. doubt to
the bad state Of the weather. which has been cold and
rainy during the last two days
Heavy bets are making IN this ~ that Clay will
Ty ennsy ania, and benders the OF much
sport There the Brokers most do congregats and it
Is probably owing in great measure to this betting hu-
siness that nothing OF moment going forward in
stocks II Is amusing to illness the rush for fce under
the new City Government. The Natives mus, be sp.
pointed, cry out the party, Gin preference he id
rish." Yes" says hot headed fellow III the wings
don't out with the Irsh well show thu m In Nov.n
how Clay runs And thousand such other expressions
are TO be heard IN every bar ROOM 1t the our
streets nj almost every hour Of the day The the
wings must obey instruction. they wish TO secure the
Native vote ir Henry Clay and therefore rishman
Will receive ONCE The County COMMISSIONER com.
posed OF one Loco one Whg, and Native-havs the
appointment OF Chief Clerk, and already nty
OF the friends OF the latter have applied among whom
DeKalb Tarr. The best man upon the list il George
Kern.
The trial OF Isaac Hare the Native American for the
murder Of Rice the Irish weaver during the Kensing
riot 10 still in progress before the Court Of Oyer ana Ter
miner. The testimony has not yet CONCLUDED.
In consequence Of the element OF the weather
during the last two days the Institute Exhib
ton, which generally crowded with vsiter has been
very thinly atended
SALES At The STOCK E1cHArGE-75 Ches Del Canal
Loan esi 400 Gerard Bk ll 100 Com Blk. Natchez lsi.
II m
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egsn and Sassaas prepared by the New York College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppesio OF
quackry This refined and highly extract pos
sessf al the purifying qualities and curative powers Of the
above rbs confidently recommended by the Co
ntey superior to extract of Sarsapaa present before
Ne ppblc aud may be relied certain remedy for all
disc SIS a.ng from impure Of the blood such
scioinia salheum ng-worm, bloches pmpes ulcers,
pam n the bones nodes erupons
sore trost disease arising from the secondary OF
SYPHILIS injudicious Of mercury
Sold in s,ngle Bottles at .....'. 75 cents each
:, in cases of half dozen Bottles. ;. $3 SO
~ one dozen 49,. 90
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Ofhce OF the College, 93 Nassau street.
W. s. RICHARDSON NJ d. Agent
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THUNDER SToRM-Irs EFFECTS About o'clock
yeste rday afternoon, quite considerable storm of
rain and wind, accompanied by thunder and lightning
passed over the city lasting only about half hour and
then clearing of with ol atmosphere. The upper
democrats at the OF Pennsy lvania Avenue and
Frank lin street. was, during the blow broken off and
came III contact with tremendous force with the roof Of
the warehouse Of Messrs. Caughey through which
went to the garret floor. Fortunately hurt
As the pole broke of where there no Joint. Il 10
supposed 1t must Nave been somewhat defective.~
Several other smaller poles bearing political flags in
different sections Of the city, were blown down. We
learn, by Of the Telegraph that thin
felt in the District of Columbia The fleet Of the btnng
upon this effective means Of communication also
perienced in interrupng its operation The battery hs
wing been removed and operations ceased
ary STEP the effect of the lightning il flashed at inter-
vals was the same uron the machine though tho bat
terry had been applied putting in successful momenary
notion thus proving that atmospheric and gall ane Aud
operate alike upon this wonderful invention Bali more
CliDDsr Oct l6
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mon EY MARK EFT.

wednesday, Oct. 1915 II. M.
The stock market remains without much alteration
Sales were to very limited extent and quotations very
feverish. Long Island improved per cent Mohawk /;
stonington II Norwich and Worcester II Erie ha.
road heading Railroad 4; Farmers Loan Pennsyl
vania 6's J. Ohio 6s l Morris Canal ; Ohio Is T.
These quotations show sdvance those yes
erday, they below those ruling few days since
when the market in more favorable condition than
at present
The rusees OF the late Fulton Bank will on the first
Of November next pay to the late stockholders second
surplus dividend Of Eve per cent
The Lynn Mass Mechanic Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have just declared semi-annual dividend OF
eight per cent. payable on demand
dangerous counterfeit on the Bank of Lansngburgh
OF the denomination Of five dollars has just been put in
circulation. The vignette drove Of CATTLE with two
hor rseback, letter A. CIV. Wabridge, President
P. M. Corbin, Cashier
is stated the authority Of letter from our minister
at Mexico that the two Mexican nsalmcns, amounting
to S3o00O0 due from that government, to have
been paid within ten days Of the date of the letter. aug
25)
The eighteenth annual report Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company is Of the most satisfactory nature
The profits Of the main line Of this work FIVE per
the directors ofhe company have only been able
declare dividend of two and ha dollars per the
balance being used up in liquidating outstanding
claims The report is very lengthy. and contains many
speculative opinions to the capabity OF the road and
the prospective value Of the stock and property We an
statement showing the financial condition Of the
company on The lst Of October ls44:-
BALTIMORE AND OHio RAILROAD COMPANY.
Stock = the washington Branch Road. sle3a,eoo
aud dspots, locomotives passenger and burden
Cost road c nper. Ferry including real '''0OO0
e,tue locomotives, &c, Sc -. ..;;,.... se23,eoe
% s sd"d, Of lie State Of Maryland in The hand. sas
Of Bring Brothers co Of London. s,isloo3
Gty OF Baitm re- ~ cent stock on hand. 60,O96
q Cpa1Oy y ,ns ss Sand. ~ ces Dsnen ~
Cash on hand, ...,.... ..........-.......... a7,0s6
sn,ssl,56
Loan six per for the pur-
pose OF taking stock in the
Washington Branch Road S9S3,00O
les Delinquent Stock.
holders '.'''.''.'.' -M s@ s.sss.7n
Dividends received forfeited
Bs'iae, Hs Brother; / CO. London,
fr 5sls .ce now due. ...... 2os,7o2
Revenue-baance Of this &C.
count on the lst Oct. 1919 s3i2,5ss
dsnty ys1 ot i"edi The Dividend Ss. fa, to
be received from the
Washington Branch
hoad. ...ss....*..s... Ss'O,43i
The from tho road il put down in this state.
nent $500 454 which, with the dividend due from the
Washington branch s6l 956, viii make $500 4lO This
the actual received rom these sources but the
from the road only included In the report,
which, with $32bos to balance the sccount shows the
sc'us revenue Of he company, for the year. TO he
g3Ng r52 We aubrN fa'vnlcnt " the revenue and o..
psd.tures VI !hs gsssore and Ohio Railload Company
The New York herald., 1844-10-17

To Dcnf Persons why Will persons con-
TIM suffer- when remedy hand Dr. Me Nairs Ac-
ccusc Oil will! furnish speedy relief all who afflicted
With periodical Deafness buzzng noises and frequent pains
the Thar. mistake effect of this Oil
and any by calling at q ourandt street and examining
the certificates and letters Of recommendation from those who
have used the ARTICLE and been cured by have
saying they will be prevailed the article thorough
trial at least Price 81 per flask
The New York herald., 1844-10-17

Fam for instantly removing all pain from burns and
always e ling without blister sold only genuine
u Courtlandt street eons and rounds without
pain that have been for years it is sure to
ntlammatons removed by its moric atoms
prevented u Is an ointment every family should keep, and
warra ted u please the his money will be euoded
CAUTlONBewae Of counteIfets and buy this only
as above at 81 Courtand street. To the suffering
will be given gratis. - -
The New York herald., 1844-10-17

glr Eve Points Gountereer Of Gourands Italian
hAuDS SOAP for the eradication fpm-
pes ireckes, tan salowness, roughnes chaps and all skin
pemises drives them into the Of beasv scurry
and vulgar SINS redsent Of the atmosphere of tn Points
Where they vend the poisonous imitation Of GOURAUDS
EXTRAORDINARY INDICATED SOAP. Their Bill
nggate reeo On tsmselyes aud hasen their downfall The
the Union has received the spontaneous approval Of all who
use e and ELECTED their certificates which readers will
member eeng published We expend s!oo weekly for
in other es promugae astonishing curative properties
IN all cur diseases With rrefrag testimonies
to be s Sr injured % & by Of
wish nor to be imposed upon BY poisonous imitation Of o
,asd kin Pyng soap buy IN this city only the Doc
cents cake. -
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The receipts OF -four for the and week in October
were 563O2 bbs wheat, Ia lss bushes barley, II, ,72i
bushels,
PRovisIoNs-We now quote Ohio prime pork at So 76
81 co. and do at 81 So Beef continues very dull
city prime Is held at SO 50 l23; city $5 co. Ohio
Lari Is rather dull prime bbls sell at tHc Extra at &C.
REAL Estate, AucrroN-Lot South corner OF 49th
street snd 18th Avenue, fronting the Hudson
Nver,] 20 by 100 feet ................... S325
LOT adjoining on 18th Avenue, same side. 242
DO do do. ......... 1921
Do do so... 2a1i
Do do 81 by 100 feet " 3l5
Lot at North corner of lath Avenue aud 10th street
25 by 100 eet. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Lot adjoining, on avenue, same size. ........ 26O
Do do ........... $50
Do de- AZ by l0D feet. ...... 400
Lot on 49h street, Of above. 25 by 81 feet 100
b do same dimensions, lA5 each. 725
The New York herald., 1844-10-17
ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAITZING

CARD-MK. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York. that
their Classes Dancing Waltzng and the Polka Dance
commence at the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall, $50
Broadway Saturday. October l2th and will continue
throughout the
Days of Tuition for Young Ladies and Gentnen under H.
Tuesday and Saturday afternoon commencing 3-and
for the elder class of Gentlemen Every style OF
Dancing taught in Mr. Ws classes without additional charge
TO pupils.
Mr. w. that the references he shall offer Of his capaby
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies TO on a
pcaton above, at his Priva,e Academy No 10 Sixth
Avenue where will made gwen
o2 m mtrc
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Railroad
receipts from TRANSFORMATION Of Passensers
Total amount Of expenses for the same period % io7sso
s..y,u. Of las, yea, slSt;5s sas
- llo,7s5
Surplus receipts from main line and Washing.
ton Dranch, 1914. ............ St63 2O5
This road destined TO be one OF the most valuable
and important railroad lines in the country The i'm.
mense increase in the producveness OF the main line
ana branches this year compared with last good foun
daton Tor large estr aes for the future Energetic mea
sures Will be adopted to push the main line compile
ion 80 soon as this s accomplished the whole line
must IRON the nature of the country through which
passes and the immense coal regions traverse very
productive piece Of property. This company has d.
IKE most others in this country, many difficulties and
financial embarrassments to encounter In the absence
ofcaptal necessary carry the through ndepen
dent OF exraneous aid they have been compelled to OBJ
tain resources in every quarter and and
poraion credit to great extent Those interested in this
greai work have cause to congratulate themselves
satsl actory report made OF the companys affairs The
TACT that there is nett profit Of FIVE per cent the ope
raons Of the main line for the past year. gives good ev
dence OF the growing prosperity Of the work This work
must exert wonderful influence in developing the re-
sources Of the secti Of country through which
The immense coal regions traversed by this road must
receive an aodiional vaue, Dy being brought thus
the aghbohood Of large markets. and the products i'm
medi atey obtain increased value The lowest rate at
whic anthracite coal has yet been delivered this
ket fcom the mines of Pennsylvania is three dollars and
seventy five cents per ton. is estimated that coal can
be b ought over this road to Baltimore that it can be
dev cred at this other large markets the country chea.
than by any other route While the productveness Of
oil or works Of internal improvement is increasing it is
satisfactory to know that the prosperity Of the country
at ge rapidly improvngwhile individual stock
holders are receiving satisfactory dividends the people
are realty benefited BY the enterprise of those conduct
ing these works We therefore lock upon railroads and
canals as being the greatest of benefit whole
country and although in many instances States have been
made bankrupt by progressing too rapidly in these works.
It s nothing compared to the immense advantages the
receive from their construction
The New York herald., 1844-10-17
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
THIRD SEASONIsdA 1914

THE tiovsmment Of the New York Philharmonic Society
begs leave inform the public that subscription list for
the Concerts Of the ensuing open the OF
Messrs ScHARPErBERs Lus 36l Broadway, Franklin
Subscribers Of the last who wish to continue their
subscription, well those who subscribe
desired send in their pos
sbe as the list Of subscription be closed the LIST day Of
November
The Government will every ereron render the per-
foImances worthy Of the continued Of the public
vember
Terms Of subscription $40 payable delivery Of
te tickets Tor the first CONCERT emitting the subscriber three
admissions to each OF the four Concerts with the privilege OF
purchasing two tickets for Concert so ticket
By order: VIM SCHARFENBERG,
o3 2wissnc secretasy
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AUCTION SALES.

.pnw an A. FUTILE, Agctionee,. -,
ss sa Aa'fHS ~ rs Place S fs
Day 10 o'clock his auction ROOM No % Plat Of
sbesa aI1sls Sds fsaeh German and Amsr
Also 1900 dozen Table and Desert Knives and Forks, 500 dou
Pen and Pocket Knives Of various kinds lots TO suit and to
Also, at II O'Clock, 30 boxes w-moes patent Cotton
Also casks coil and log Chain Trace adrons round and
i9uas point polished s,se and points sledges and
Hoes yadcss bright Do 6eae5 R sndhsnd Vees butchers
Bmsae peEemoy and lot will be sold 70 The high
uGTioN NoTicEastssk Of G,oesIss by virtue cf
o. viii Ss .od & ao
,1 e as g%Ss Sst s S
Eamy uiGsees' Sc removed from corner r.Le street and
Also immsdS1,,sy after splendid Of genemea
= ng suitable Tor the season made Of the best materials nd
ay ?. s IL s y osG. and 1sssa
rate '' excellent Fus Thus & sas,Ss..
WANTED-A Moulder, one that can do fine work To
" such one steady employment will le given. Apply
ole s,ec Corner Broome and nDs Sheriff hos. street.
WANTED-Asita as al.dy's companion. by a young
woman VINO y desirons 70 make herself every way
p as s's Office fiSGess Ss sss ssn De s's'
PARTNER WANTED
"a Re 'ioasbe Of YORK and aaas a'so good
w.h"r make sa To %sa nj 'nsS %
hear OF an opportunity much his and by
addressing Hotel.' Upper Post Office New York.
ol7 7tissTc
THIRD WARD AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, ASsO-
C!ATlON.-Extract from minutes
Resolvedhat report Of the proceedings of
ton be considered official unless sig ed by The President
Secretaries. JOHN LLOYD Pre.dent
] 5.AREs Ri EAsTXS,6SsSs' X6s6s' }sssrs,aris. on m.j.
LIBERTY PARTY.
PUBLlC MEETINGS yi be held at CROTON HALL,
corner Bowery and Division lhead Of Chatham
square, On his thursday nh ard on Eddy ing lsh
M address The meeting seyer Liberty Songs viii be sung
All iiends OF the csuse earnestly requested attend
promote thereby the election Of Bev the Just Freods
lnhelrndent Liberty the smples
Of Ohio and Penns by increasing our vote in the same
ratio, aud victory will follow.
Rv orda IN
The New York herald., 1844-10-17
Velpcau's Specific Pills, for the Radical

SptCTHC FIIis, TOT the HadICa1
cure Of s2norha gee' seminal and al mocopuru
twenty the Hospital de Charlie in Paris
pronounced by their celebrated Profess
cure IN much shorter time than other remedy without
from business Price 81 box Sold the College OF Nedi-
cine and Pharmacy, IS Nassau street