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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

LYON-Cheaprst Jewelry Store in the city-A. L.
n would call the attention Of the public his No 80
Chahsmst where will nd the best cheapest aud
style ofjewelry of the latest fashion both foreign and Ame
manufacture suitable for Christmas and New Years pre-
all Of which be IL determined to sell such prices
fail give sltsfac Ladies and tl-men about
chasing jewelry will 2j by calling the cheap
iewey 90 Chatham street Do not foset the numberao
Chatham Old gold silver bought taken ia exchange
The utmos. value giyen for diamonds and other
stones d,3 Inn &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

N BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store, l78 Chatham
Square, Of Mott street, where fashion, beauty,
durability and economy combined adon the head The
proprietos have the pleasure to offer style of the m
SIS and S. the low fixed price So Those who from nc
nation necessity induced study economy that nds-
and still keep up the most fashionable Brown
durability and comfort Of the All sales for cash.
therefore good for osse the bad
BROWN Co. I78 Chatham Square,
il 1m*m Corner Of Mott street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

THE sUBsCRIBERS are now prepared TO sell Watches
and Jewclry low f not lower than other house in
the city wittlod Watches from fi5 to Sl0s each; sill
do from s. $50 each watches warranted to keep
good time or the money returned Watches Clecks and nu-
in the city Second hand watche, and old gold aud silver
Ken IN exchange bought for cash THO MP5nN FISH
Err importers Of Watches and Jewery Wholesale and retail
AMOS n. THOMSON,
do msec RICHARD FISHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

WATCTIIIS AND JEWELKY.
MOELICH AND PACBTMANN, Wa,chmakers and
yL Manufacturing Jewellers 90 Canal street have hand
large Of fashionable Jcey oa descriptions
able for the HOLIDAYS at Prices which fail to suit
Jcwcry Of every description made order aud Watches jew
clry and Sverware Tepaired workmlne manner equally
low Old Gold and Silver taken exchange. d8 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13
TO THE. PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
E1OA TO S50oo.-Mr. Francis X Crump Watch Maker,
RlOV cay Grand street. begs e inform his friends and the
cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver forks and every description Of gold
silver any shape intended for immediate sale Cash
amount paid for old gold and silver Watches Of de
scrption repaired and warrarted. 7is Grand street.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

SALT FISH STORE.
I00 BBLS. HALIFAX No. | SALMON; lsOt Nos. |, 2
NfOO and Mackerrl; COO half do do do do.
100 bbls No. Mess Shad;
50 half bbls No. Ssybrook Shad;
800 bbls Cod az Scale Fish,
400 do No. l Gibd Herring,
1900 boYe, Sealed do
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon
800 kits Soused Salmon
200 do Sounds and Tongues;
200 quintals Goldfish suitable for shipping;
1000 sacks Ashons Salt
200 bbls American Salt, &c. SC.
All for sale in lots o suit purchasers by
jill imsrc NELSON, WELLSG co. OIL Dew street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13
Yours, &C.,
ELIHU and SARAH soUTHMAYD,

Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for
py A. Sands Co.. druggists and chemi.ts, Granite Build
ngs NO. 213 Broadway, Of Chambers st, New York
SOD by r. D. x D Sands duggIsts No 70 Fulton ST. David
sands Co.. No East Broadway, of MARKET street,
and by druggists generally the United States
Grice 81 per botte-sY bottles i5Irpsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

- BOOTS-WATER PROOF Double and Cork Soles,
French and native calf and patent taps warranted
good fine calf boots for men, boys and cbidren's do
NJ Misses and Children gaiter boots shoes and
double and single soes and OF every ce3 and shade
overhoes Of latest style all of which will be sold cheaper
pair. j. 5. WALKER, 419 Broadway,
il lm*ec Corner of Canal st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

HAVANA AGENCY.-The subscribels, sgents tlr MIS-.
Vests Boarding Iouse, will be happy give nfImt9
fruits, &C. attended collected drafts bought and
Sold their General Agency Office 1873 Nassau New
York.
N B-Letters and parcels forwarded by every packet
jl0 lmsec MASON & FUTILE.
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NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON OPEN TO


An WINTER MAIL LINE FOR ALBA
6TnA~@ NY, and Intermediate places The steam
&boat ROBERT l.. STEVENS, Captain
Il. L. Nabey will leave the foot ofCourandt st. Wednes
day, Friday and Sunday afternoons at O'Clock.
The Steam er COLUMBIA, A. stonghton, will eav. IS
For freight apply to p C. Schultz the office
on board.
B. All kinds Of property taken only the risk Of the
thereof d28
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub.
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor " 70 per an
num--postages paid--cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every saturday
moming-prcc 81 cents per copy or % IL per ahhum-
hostages paid, cash in advance. .
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city.
or the porld and is therefore The best channel for business
men in the city or country. Prices moderate-cash in adj
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIEroR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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tice of the that excited it, there would be great ind-
vual justice without causing any public benefit,
these reasons think that fine of two hundred fifty
dollars in this all that public justice requires
demands. ELIJAH r. PURDh
OIL LII LIZ -I4L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROVI
~ SION STORE.Families nthe neghborhood of Sixth
and Greenwich ane about laying III winter stock
in buying in At the cheap Provision Store
be purchased cheap cheaper than any other establish
ment in that vicinity Goods warranted suit if the
money will be returned Goods city,
free OF expense. MICHAEL KELLEY,
dl3 lm*cc Greenwich lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
BJOHN READY respectfully in forms his friends
and the public that ne has commenced
line No 30 Nassau street, where he will thankfully receive
aud faithfully all orders he be favored with
the most reasonable terms for cash. j23r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Total ........... .s36. .l6s 81

Increase III icNoI ol ici1-i 80. S4-.ooV u.
Some ninety miles successful OPERATION Ten hav'
ing very recently completed In the month OF Aususihe
Road Will be finished Marshall ITO miles west OF Detroit
und will ultimately connect Lake Michigan and Detroit RIVER
Al Mobile, moderately iair hnsiness IN ex
ch,ncc NJ steady rate,s,eng "a T. prem. francs 81
49, slAy day bills NewNotk Z Il dscount SIGHT on O.
!. prem. Checks Ncwuresiis - - DISCOUNT haoaih
money q. 10 l0disc0unt. -. ~.
There Is considerable quantity o! Spece arriving from New
Orleans at present-sy from s. 40 IL le0 daily which eis
TO give stability and animation To the llil market
FKEGHTs-le ship Gardner has filled up ana t1e lteo oy
been laid Tor Liverpool sace our last at I'D
Al New Orleans good demand Tor Exchange and
the rates on all points have been maintained S;erng 81 ;
per cent urcuim Francs - so; New OK ~ days = !"
/, per cent discount; Cheeks = per e. enlu'n leNis
held i;aIeT though lew trnusactOn hs Ell pace Inc
higher sae we have heard oi li}sc, for, 7 evnds
BANK NorEs-l'herc is yery i;tle GenianG l,9idated'
Cltrzens is vey scarce Commercial heavy hIt tc ue;
mand for Ac:aya improvement IN demand ut advanced
No change in rerhis either foreign co9stwse Cotton
peT H. TO Liverpool 1l6d; do llavIe 49, Go New-A OK
osucco per Cowcs, sc. 5ls I'd: do London 5 od
do New York 81 5aa475 On the 9th, upwars ci nle '"i
sand bales oil Cation were shipped from New orleans 10 '
nd France,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

Ei When Cn,aine attempted 10 oyefturn the liberties "i
Rome he commenced by conupting the morals oi he YOUTH
and although he did not succeed IN his neGfious aus MS
have been proposed mental alienation with limited success
but for OF tho physical frame remedy has Teen as
covered which, in large majority o; cases Will reieHe e
patient of his sueringS If timely ADMINISTERED cure
OF the mucous me,nhune Scyolua or Kings Evil. Fever
Sores puues pmpe. the face, Rheumatism obstinate
cutaneOus eupons and other diseases caused Dy an impure
state OF the blood.
For further part cula and conclusive evidence OF is sue
nor value and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
OF agents gratis. -, J., , u . n
SANijS xholesnc bngssts ~ Fulton street, New York.
Sold also ut 23 Broadway a East broadway ana by drug
giss generally throughout the United states.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

rs,scr AGAINST Mr. MN. ". DRiNKER.-Nlr.
n wa, nominated IN Jon; Bao, Of The Common Co2ac ''
u Police M4si,tru. when charge, preferred
,a>; a by Ajeruan ,iu,hroucS ci prupe; c'nt9c' al
- b.e, as 80 ~ t'e HAS ct ',te'-tua' w;ness
49, t,ii h,u iUIug uiie;cd noes 20 ', wiics' 10
~ fI,n eacn ,ani was appointed charge
me, on Saturday afternoon IN ;c teeroons Of the Cts
Va, end some testimony bearing on the charge was heard
~. ,oye,ea;.on w.l be resumed oa Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

Ar=-:ECU,


Snip Napie- sanford fin London and 81 d' I'm the Downs
mn sI oto Ssncer 81 d. I'm Liverpool mdse TO fluf
f,, O., Lot y. on - -. sereai slani, 9l lce>'o
le nhwafd et clear OF L, II D5!as tAcA 'osSy "e-
or ant blowing fresh. ,.l =,
Bark nstu Hopkins, u d from Ca'peac'y "S"V-u 70
Rank IHa Burssss q d. I'm Mobile, with cotton. 10 mus
ter OIL rcrtusus, spoke brlt tinea iI2 Ne 'o
Rn@ Nncoun Williams. : d, i'm ko &c lanero, coffee 10
flInne Nmtirn & Go. Lett ba!S L. da Arm. larwoo! a.
and Ir Philsde phla DAYS Br5 Atlc Phillips io' Bait
IN Aug previous ;or Pcruambuco IN May oil fefnanbucY,
poke shin Draper, twhae With CJ a3s oil i"f Ne" he'''
''i Hr O,ceola Morgan II d, from Mnyasuez PR with 2
b1 nrnr IS do nnin>es TO BENZ De Forest * Go" Ih INST
Int So lon "a spoke schr Sarah Caharne. d I'm Baltimore
PT, HacR Hawk Robinson Al days Rio Grande, hides.
horns. sc 10 Corning Sons, Bss Roarer, Higgins JUS,
eJ Frnnkn snail DO. Left brics franklin, snow Tor
lilo de anerO 4h Lagrange late tor 90 soon: oHlS W nv
more ior An'seles June Spoke brig hanawna Nofe''
'o R n Iiav;. a5 days from New Orleans. with iloo bush
eI RE- Tom Pane Anderson Is day, avan1 sugar; honeg
nj t,ui to Suafu,t, Iesnn {. To- LeIt snip sdela!de
llnns Tor Sew York. ~ ~ days "iS NslAa 'o'c""' V'
ft Bg sr"Ssa ed- "a day, from Mobile. with cotton to
pEqTi gl bis flab. & 2 Welsh L, ax, III ballast to Drn
seSp , / Grafton IS days from Rio Dc L. IIacha.
,vith dv.vc,,od to- DcieyS;sr X Nntmrr,h.
So Tn-s yer y days from bTuruu iTn!t, To tr"!rey y
G,mgffln cl scir Nctorue. llnie, "aitns carg" jun
ith, on the y l. -id ul of'ue '>iiu 49, '-
II aehV"ner S Lionel Smith, RclIen, 20 days from Monte
,n Bny Jamaica with pneim, to " N Daw>on Iih is''
of ape Henry. white sqIa. carried away lore Top f''i'
,on-rnijant and royal ma>is. split sails sc. a..
Sloop Loretta. Wilcox Is is In Key West N ballast u 'e
master.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Correspondence of the Buffalo Com :Adv.l

l
Oae OF the NewYoIk papers recent market qTtc1 on
nours says ihere surprising Absence OF demand na, M
whole OF the industrial Glasses have fu employ ncnt and coo
wages eScitcs surprise OF many VINO iooAcG ioi ueh
ousrppus the sales of the past autumn and wnlei hI
then /, the culs. ui falling oil IN the demand Ii i known
n all have carefully watched the variations IN the Gu-
tended with a active demand breadstu:s until co;e upoa
the harvest and that with an early spFns the whole faCS
bend-.tus dagS along declining rates. he sti
ly climate throughout, the growing portion q ihe
opens ali the avenues For supplies uaneousynnd nt
cenin Western states ebaued getting early 10 HaI
set wt te supplies The weatser CHECKS vegetation W
tho consuming States and the population must continue ihcif
consumption suils OF garden products. W m
premature spring. garden productions OF every description
early into consumption and come INTO competition WIN
the receipt bread uils before the commencement OF the
nt month OF sunWeT Ailspatn; the !s demand; - GeIa M
s receipts. knowing thu The increasing icc5 mus depie
prices. this ''holdns OIL continues week alter week mn
crop laps upon The nrsold portions OF the pieccdng
This spring OF the earliest upon record and the nl-
cline the price OF flour on the SeabonId ever sce It '
supplies reached tide water. II not. the trade would IKE 10
cannot be attributed heavy supplies although excess oi
supply will reduce pices by competition among sellers
which viii be hand hen the crop ready for mulSct
1t evidently mus, seek foreign mafke from present
ta Will admit ofshpuen TO England The iasl quot 0ii4n o
American flour h0ad Il shng, winch III iieis nj o
Two Shilling, wcud nett four dollars per bbi IN New orS
cacuam. exchange nj the present rate OF !nc per cent ~
The con,m,un merchants charges IN England equal 10
tty cens per barre IN this estimate. whatever portion al ts
be saved by buying OF vessels account oi neTh
may he considered us added 10 the prce that be pad u
Ner Yok A. trei- t> re scarce in New York. pesuma
BE that at = & pack. would e disposed 10 purchase
and 50 the sooner the pce fecede that figure the bette
for the interest of mleIs The nominal pricc whc
prevails governs the pTce OF wheGt IN the West, ana puT
chuses which mu,t result IN loss the consequence
The OF freight az rcnuueains ra'es on i!e Ire
well the Lake. sus;ans the prce o Flour here npost
what dealers who eNoei 10 make living out Of me ade ca
afford To pay Fowudefs purchasers. and the saving c
expenses selling Buffalo and Albany enables them 70 aS
prlce which others Our resilient dealer
ho have vessel ntee>; take OF cannot see aJ pI
lit IN Flour bought here n; and yet sales have bee mad
70 day nj Is Tor the Albany market. w heat maintains
higher relative the best samples oi Northern Ohio readily
kYar. al
he Mess Pork considerable al IS. and taken
principally 10: Canada account. Pine nomnaly So
The receipts of Wheat and Flour from the Cana continue
vey liberal and supplies coming forward all the eatni
leuos arc fully equal 10 an; c.uat:vf Your truly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
NEIV-YORk
Cash Taiior;i. Estabiishment,
l42 FULTON.STREEI, NEik HRoADWi

l4o FJ-LTOE-STkHE!, NEit BRpaDN Af
This establishment, iTils-! win an entirely new ana
oIsnd,a stock Gentlemen sbout order then supply oi
ob;ns fo the aon are respectfully invited TO cal and exs-
mine our large and yari- assortment OF spring and Summer
Goods which have been selected with the greatest possible cue
n, To oun,y Of material and style OF pae'-enbtacins the
fines: french Ensl Cloths. Cas'ineres and Eesn-' 10
he f,nd At sny house IN my other city IN the nte
:r... The Cutting Department will st be conducted by
Mr. Fisher uad sIr Ccrc. ;ru, VINO have been long
and we believe lvorub known 10 the customers oil tbs hoe
d ~ astr ourselves that will be able to furnish Gentle
ns Garments equal in point Of G and elegance 20 tna; OF
nnv other b,hlnen this country or Europe Ana oy III
hanne strictly TO the Cash and OnePce system we are ems
49, - ony on, customers with articles of Clothing
$, greatly reduced prices. \. :. FlshEh Co. m i;n'
~ P.uer Hangings, Border and Fire
p0aRD pRISTS-J II. * J. ii. PRATT. No. p South
uii. ard I S,ns have hand en- extensive ~
s-tnen i pnpsr Hancings. BoIfer> and te Boau fiiS
which they offer CoCnt.y Merchants and o,oer, on te
favorable tesns
Price so cents per Bot:Ie.-The chef virtues
of IN. T'rcophstous u!efcstff coGpauhd are
liz brscinr ,trenE;neninc unG clsIii, ins Qualities
liz -enrIy stimulating the acton oi the >En;
5 L. prticny and encouraging reaction IN the bulb cf
roo, and uarcuiay tie pElp which receives TIE ves-s
and nerve giving LIE and yiS0r 10 he h.i..
i;s enu1l liziug the CIRCULATION of the fluids.
n, freeing the skin from The effects Of perspa,on :cuf
ond dsnSriT and dspcsne the hair 10 car
And s frequent vii preserve the hal! n oerty aho
hanih Ia the latest per od o lie =
Grr,nn. adv wen all diseases connected with t'
haIr $; the Hair Cutting Eoous
i;6 Broadway. OF lhery st, up stars. mye Inns
WELL G0ss. 's'u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

u The Reveillc thinks it fact especially
interesting in the history of our Government, that
while the United States Senate was reading the
Texan Treaty with closed doors, the news-boys
Of New. York were hawking it about the city at
deent niece! Our sentiments exactly.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

Bark Manchester ffon Antwerp for Newfnrk.
sIst NAV in ~ lons - Naplef picked no box con
r,nlnc cnpee et, of maosnny besieas appeared 10 be
T ansrcnn rnuacfe supposed have been ~ the water
nn- or zen months. the box wa very much worm ei'e
'lIe ,tend> perfectly s,unl-hOS marked No H.
9Th ln, lat So s., uug 6 H. spoHe BIZ A"ac"!Do 'whe
y days from New puft. 10 on ,-.
We,t 30 miles >yoAr bn. New York. II days ifom Aaan1a'
for Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Bco'e Judges ULsHoEr-
YER lSGRAuAM and DAILY.
Ious G. BLAKE rs. WlLLlAN PlxE.-aIr Blake

JoHN G. BLAKE rs. WILLIAM PISE.-Alr. Blake
hired Of Mr. Pine the and premises lS3
NJ yenr, paynbe quarterly IN advance and pad uhe
rsite the lt OF February. 1913 Nh Pine held lease Oi
the premise, oIn MI Henry Cary and no, required
in advance. Isl ui February alluded Zine failed
paying Mr. Cary the and the latter issued landlord war
rant sHd the goods c Blake tina ubtenlut who rG nj
reay pad the money To Pine Mr.. H. pud the mo-
ney second t.e with OF the warrant nnd brings action
sea,f Mr. Pine for recovery Of the amount. MI T. pat
IN peu stating he pettoned for the benefit OF the bank
rup uct IN December ls3 ana Obtained decree U bankrupt
cy January, l3 ms re contends, GebaIS the actun
he hnG assigned the lease w his other property ut the time
OF thl, levy Mr Wudde the general assignee. The Court,
IN decision stated tina, the certificate and discharge de-
c.ared be d>chGr-e from all the debts Oi the 5anA!ui bat
me:c bankruptcy did not prevent suits being brought
against INN. Much tins utter h petition, ami
was duty protect hc subtenuut Judgment or PLAN
nj, on demurrer Plaintiff proceed 10 tru the other
DANIEL O'Co>NoH rs. JOHN \. M!LLER.-lte-
ror of relative 10 contract Tor work building pa
Nlaust Report ui referees favor Oi plaintiff confirmed,
CHARLES +. MEYER rs. ABRAHAM X. DURYEE.--
Plea that the title OF the Count placed nj the head oi the
declaration UeCrred 10. The Court does mol CONSIDER the
tle m this case Indispensable, the Court being shown the
document. Judgment for paintiii on demurrer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
~ summer Hats n: S3 500. FISH.

c-5- Summer Hats IL: S3 500. FISH, Fash
ionpbe Halter has now endy assortment Of Genenens S
Pearl Brush and Hats Ut c above price, cf 'uTe-
.ior quality, style and inish.
Also, fine Brush Hats ~. c!o-e imitation 10 the Dab
Be.ver beautiful article which before offered
in the city.
An assortment Of Panama. Straw aad black ard straw col
o-ed crhon Iats-al OF which the public invited 10 call
ord aXarn;nent ORLANDO FISH'S
;A.if liet * Cap Warehouse, l37 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
CORONER'S OFFICE.
.-rI.HIa

DIED FROM TAKING PoTAsH.-Thc Coroner held
m naue,t TO day ut I9 Rcade the body OF William
n vIne.to uped years yesterday, al III clock gu'
cup containing liquid potash out oi The closet ana drank the
contents causing death IL O'Clock III night Nefdctac
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Below.
, brgs. Wind Sc. Weather hazy.
Sailed.
SuOkcil, &c.

Ship Ann Maria Indies; bars tuma. Nantes RAPID lla-
yons: Atlantic Bremen: Hudson, do brgs Florida Blaaco
Rai1. Hon: HaylI Port au Prince. and othets.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
COUNT CALENDAR. TINS DAY.

SupERloR CovRr.-No-. lS 20, 80, 10 10, II, 40,
o.. SO, 80, 80. 10 66, 73 -, 30.
0V CoNaoS PLr4s-Nos !, 5, i, s. 6.7,s, ., 10, II,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

IN rbur.;y evening lh b. the Rev Hs6rT Be,sn,
Nr. Grir-i-H MogGAs 70 Mt-s ELiz, aLE1AsorR al oi
On Tbyrav e.an;ns i3h n,' by the Rev lctlroy
NJ 10 Ms. JAZZ ao>iis. daughter oiie late
Thom.s Thomas. Esg
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Markets. Carefully Reported for The TIsrrff

ASHES-Buyers ure generally unwilling TO buy eNce't at
decline and We notice sales O bos Pots at lsi ana VV de-
good tHr D. ui Pearls tho s1icS To day have 1ea large
>ay 30 bbls III / 20. which ; decline OF td
CUTTuN-Ihere Is scarcely So much dong to-day, but
holders very quotations. The irarsact"u. are
2 To lJ bales. Vessel, :hc berth nng up Tsid NJ
5-l6d.
FLOUR AND MEAt.-'The demand continue, moderate.
aud the tendency of GuwnwG;d The receipts "a day are
about e0 oh Gcneee eau be had att -3. and hiichsn"
and Ono ~ 5't-, aud cut o the way lOt tfc chep-f
Round hoop ONO very dull at 20 sale Of t0 I, ~ bb
crched Ge9esee was made ~ England ut l-', Sa.es oN
haes Cleveland City ut 3l1 und liIJ do ONO VIA Ne"
Orleans al 2>s p. of Tor bad There is some ln
dty 'o .ugettne hour for tusuud. and offer 4" - wa,
made iuf U bhls. In iulh-rn very itc dong nnh
grades Gun be had III 20 Georgetown snd BrundS
he'd al - Ss3s Small sae, Jersey Nc: at 80 S2
16t itye FDuI du ~ IS s!,. some lois said 10
sold even below figures Sales 1850 bush Shorts aud
ship Stuis the latter inferior, u cts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

rINHE WATER CURE-Th- application of pure NHtet 70
removal OF Disease, which has been - surprisingly e
cncous IN he and prIe-,aiZ of t,'ueienher: WITH up
proariae regimen is Intended 10 by DR.. X. T. Trail, Of TIE
Netco Philosophical Institute No. lu CanH eet wh" IS
competent both by experience tins pact ce Gnd th"tnEh
prsctic! acquaintance vita G the schools oi med cne u
Sudden attack, q. di.eaN levers colds lna
removed like charm and toe most nr.iefGte ana c9h
rntc chronic dhse scfoua Gyspeinin liver ana ski
.seS mercurnl aiu incpeat consumption, &c 'E h'e
sref " ia celt4lny unknown the nnnsts ot drugs ad
iesieyss despair until they have tired e 9h'y
q ncearlance with truth aud aAturs. u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

Christ nj hand:-GEoRoE 4. SPYwoop. an Indian
VII lecture the second "mn= 81 hn't ,i"d WILT: '
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Chrysfe and DELANEY e.i>. We nvle all 10 attend tG.
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COURT FOR TIE CORRECTION OF ERRORS

WIlLIAM kENwIcK, FlaInth N Error, rS. LEwIS
r ,og,, Deiendan; IN Error Relative the dam the
u, KveAis sument heaId ud the cause adjourned
10 hLondry.
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