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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16
THE BEST STOVE OUT.

pROFESSCR OI.aSTEADS PATENT Stoves
For Chu.cnes Halls. farlor, Stores. NuDenes. &c
n.ce and beautiful assortment, of those Stoves pai
TENS also Drums f- Halls Paflors &c togsther an az
oment OF other desirable Stoves for burning wood coal
have been made s season. and those in OF Stoves we
rou Invite IN e1smns otHsnt before purchasing
where. Stoves repaired and put o. short .osice ad al
KIDS Of shess iron work Hsade 70 order. By
n E 4. TROEEERIItIE. no Wcter i. asaf Futar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

,zsEs-syspsz74s WARRANTED CAST-STEEL EDGE
= II TOULS.-rne .eal genuine Congs1's Tool,
n x c2r Oniy naa atS3 Aro-nsJ. Get, where
20 y thsy made anu Ggished with my own
hands: ,hsrsiors cs1 recommend them:
lr at George Briggs Cos, PattSt. Those Tools Offered
by O5Doyn Little. si - Fulton street. Eamped "Conger are
sos ny make and are Sessnea deceive slime stamped
discount 70 Dealer. Please Observe tie stamp.
ga 3ms John CONGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt. First Judge oi ooondass
ID County Courts and Counsellor AZ Law IN The 50.
nras urt-NUtica hereby gwen that attachment hai
issued rast ii cste OF jah croft 81! oserce Stale Of
Michigan. ncnredent debtor; on due pro"t made to The
ceiT- attachments agains Ghsconing. cs'ei nnu
resident d, rnd that the ame vii he sod !or ms pay
d,cbnrrs such attachment ecco!iing 10 Inv within nns
moths tiom the publication a. this notce and That b
of any debts due m by residents os this STATE sid
me delivery 10 him ar for al property within c
state belonging 10 him, and the transfer OF uch properly
by him forbidden D. law and are yod-Daed Sepemoef
9Th 1914 FORBES sHEtpos
~ i.uqrn Att'ys for Autchins Cfeitof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I c ANrON TEA COMPANY
PRINCIPAL STORE T1 CHATHAM STREET Y

bIs hesckef :,Teet. New-Yotk,
81 Grand street. neaI Suffolk.
~ Ireearlch street, nes- Fc..oI.
10 Fulton et-ee; Brooklyn.
= Lhestaut and b Moth Fifth II Philadelphia
,-,,,-, a Eenoye. rect, Bosicr-
fSslIE the attention CRY and Cou=t-T F.-nier and
fScssss 10 their Several Establishments where they think
WIZ &c lS1 D al re best SELECTIONS Of pare and rrscaers
.eH es n the United StateS TIE universal popularity sn
isfcWi oths hoi;Es reeeEce - high q5.es low IN
g Sed so,.Eht dealing, rs gnGsr- % -ecder tar
Ter ep'iTeSts n-cssrY 1ncaa and sa.y wafahuase fr
ne "a : o. zc~eus Back Ie.' Gb<er=e -StInse =Il
n eu-5 u Fslsnpe- the .u.,Ser the
GAaifa III between Pear AID R.,.ee, reets
ne pun SC wi s.so q! Dzs TO sks acH ihci he Caaian
=. : ES he sasin u q; G.;I az cher rt.,-.s e1r-ut
ssoss dsscaoeS 81 tie top OF tbs advertisement BY
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He RIB n E.
70. the New.York Tribune.
A CORN-LAW kHYME.

% Nay, II, our weakness, gaping At ils shows
Aso makes Z look ~ glorious. 7dffoaro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16
MARINE JOURNAL.

PasscnEers Arr1Ved'
q sss Srs Slraansh. from Scrsnno4-W Jcst:ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

ypROoKLYN BOOTS AND SHoES.--Ths susscitsn
kB supplying themselves with Lars 70! Custoe
Roots md Shoes Gentlemen and LsdeI nave Lasts nde
;hcm by leaving he .haps of thc. feet g, the BIookyD
led SMITH Z IARTSaORNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

.axusa. People What, the Peoplc7
never bead thai word az Court. The People
,ruSeions doubt not Duke. The People, Ike the air,
Is rarely heard, save when 1t speaks IN thunder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

II ARDNARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS. &c.-Tbe
lksuoscT bes Importers and General Dealers in English
German ara erdrvafe. CueiY EDGE Tso Sai
Shoves, Spads ofe, - country nsrchan and
othe;, full and ccrlps.e G<zgnisnt low, for cash ap
proved credit. OSBORN [. LITTLE.
$40 2E1F =, Fulton street. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

Sasieds
Ship Splsadid. New-Or!sanA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

7TNO IMPORTERS OF YG0oDS-Ihe scvs';7s-s VII
.i,rstJ ahocr ne ard tsif miles North Of Union Pe as
-ns splendid view OF he Euscl RTeT, aIge Of me great
81 horolrhre. leading 20 the 1-orc:-. Adc!si ~ " n
SO T'nr "a. --1-r1!-ag .i-'lc
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DEITZ, BROTHER & co.
REFINED SEGkRS

TEIHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY rake in
scrarces iEaRi loss damage by rs al i,i,nd nry
slion. on ef!uE a. favorable nny o,heI .ar iuton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

Fr4g s4!.E or EASE-Thlns-syto L. 80 ..
- r;ora IN r.o ); LL7-sir1r-. Il. 5odndsG bI !esy
;;s .rssrs ar; E-.c. H-r1Eir'. e;11 Z,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

:" W hat's thcir seeklnEy
.,siu, FOR Com at their rates whereof, they say
.xore;u.. S'' Hang EN- They .ayr"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Jan. 0-6 p. N

TueSuay, JAM O-o f. W.
Stocks to-day look little better. Prices gradually
and slowly moving up again. The sales to q mode
rate extent and operators very cautious The sales
show that there is large amount of money invested in
stocks. Notwithstanding prices are very high decline
cannot be sustained and quotations rapidly recovered
their former position Prices very much inflated but
they very firm amidst all the unsettled public
feeling Long Island is down "a per cent; Paterson, 81
New Jersey. a Ohio 6s up i North American Trust, Il
Kentucky, i Illinois, /; Harlem, Mohawk, Indiana and
Norwich are very firm at previous prices. New York
State 5's sold at l0i The northeast has put
oniall other operations for to-day.
The exports of domestics from Boston, for the week
ending the 9th inst Indies, boos South
America 100; Smyrna, 200 bales-total F32o bales
The imports of specie into New Orleans to the Goth
inst amounted to $24s50s7, against s4i2l 1856 for the
same period last year
We have lately published the official returns from many
of the western ports, showing the movements of CON-
merce and produce for series Of years The collectors
Of the different ports on the lakes make their report up to
the LIST nst which is generally the close of navigation in
that section of the country The growth OF the west is
visible in the increase Of the lakes. The
port of Cleveland, Ohio is a criterion of the others.
TONNAGE OF CLEVELAND, WITH AnaivALs DE-
PARrUREs FOR THIRTEEN YEARS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

This7great increase of tonnage has been constantly
lively employed. Within the period given above the
amount has reached from 1929 to 1886 TONS growth
precedented in any other part of the world This amount
of tonnage has been brought into requson by the i'm
and rapid production of the west. The principal
sailing craft engaged in navigating the lakes is scbooners
ranging from hundred to two hundred tons burhen
making many trips during the which, in the
aggregate. would swell the tonnage Of the lakes to
enormous amount. As great revolution has already
been realized in the of the interior of this
try, greater is the eve of contamination Within
year two number of vessels built for lake navigation
with Erccsons propeers have made their appearance in
those waters making their voyages with the greatest
guarity and expedition. They peculiarly adapted
the dangers of these inland seas by being Independent of
wind or wave. They can always make safe harbor I'M
der the most adverse circumstances and vessels railing
under alone have great length of lee shore
within few miles of them, wherever they may be- with
the wind from any point of the compass the dangers are
very great and the risk serious These propeers WILL in
few years, create greater revolution in the
of the lakes than has yet been imagined by the most
visi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

Latranche, Leonard. Lewis, Lucas, Lumpkin Lyon,
McCauslen, Maclay McClelland, McClernand. McCon-
nell. Mcdowell. Mckay Mathews, Edward Morris Jo-
seph Morris, Murphy, Ness Newton Norris Owen Par.
D. Potter, Pratt Ramsey Rathbun Almon IL. Reed. c.
NJ Reed. David s. Reid Reding. Relie Ritter, Rogers,
Russell st John Sample, Saunders, Senter Thomas n
Sey mour David L. sey mour, Smons, Simpson, Slidel
John 4. smith, Thomas Smith, Robert Smith, steenrod,
Steson Andrew Stewart John Stewart Stiles, Stone,
Strong Sykes Tay lor Thomasson Thompson, Tibbatts
Weller entworth. Wheaton White Williams, wilkins,
Woodward, Jos. A. Wright, Yost-l59.
NAYs-Messrs Adams Barnard, jeremiah Brown, Car.
roll Chappell Cranston Garrett Davis Fish Foot Gid.
dngs Order Hudson, Joseph r lngerso jerks, Daniel
r. King, Mclvaine, Morse, Moseley PhGnix Rodney
schenek, Severance, Tiden, Tyler, Vance, Vanmeter
Vinton Wnthrop-29
The bill was then read by its title.
MIR. BrDLAcK moved reconsideration and Reddng
called the previous question it, This was decided OF
course in the negative So the nail cnched at last
and the House adjourned all laughing heartily go to
the great supper tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
Domestic Inpsrrnt,ons


NEW, Embarrassing SaIatogs-t heperei yesterday. J.
box Sharpe bales ~ bags w Banwe-l0 100 Storm
Duboi, co-2i thds PIeie x WIsmm-S4 ihds H,veds *
co-ic8 DO q sy C'osby-lh bales Hussey NackaylO0
kegs R.salt X Coz obs Packwoodi do do So do
small Williams coz y hbls IS DO ard Nevirs Son
Su5 dam sage co-7 hhds b'gs q Douglass 80 Casks
Mason son-20 bbls Ave i'll q co20y hides bags
Sntf-tS3 bbs 20 chs, 34 kegs 100 bags kneeand
-lyl bales, to order.
, NEW OsLEANs-Barque n Carve.2sl bales C35 bbls II
LIE &coH3 do Center ce,S DO Evsrsits Batlleq4 do
'Assomn y Rneae-tfs bale: II Dubois - Urn
Adams-25j bbs ii Lee 90 kegs 20 hide q L-sn rs
pb, re-, ey Pami r-3sO sacks r Coli-s-4s bbi. 2
kegs. ties Newbo'd Clnit3J SIN tn bbs Ms.
cy Sn-7a boxes IL bales Your GOO bbl 200 bales
order.
NEw ORLEAss-Barque Hebon-i929 pigs lead Strackau &
scott; a. bae hemp. l. l. Young ca heeswax eiees
faxseed 1929 kess lard Wooey 1861 bbls -four Coodhue
co: 225 kegs 10 hbs lad Suydam Sage coz l6 bales hemp
Gtsy Coriby; 1913 balls hemp Goodhue $50 do cotton
Mniibank CO; 40 hods horns r. Fielder oil
wheat Banks Powl bbls lard, do nuts do oil do
pork Howes, Godir Robinson.
McBiLE- la que Venom reported erdav 125 bales
ton Spohord Iieston; 81 do Hicks so do u Il Trim
6ie 200 do rnpson Adams; 81 do Boga & NJ t'and; %
DO Srges Ciea man 2io do lomb lin; 40 do Malt
bee; " Jones q boxes Ba do Watt; D.,
Mr. Suefly IA Dies Pattnr sc bales cottou
MoBILE-B liz Growler-i5 balls cotton Centre co-f6 do
Hlbrook. Nelson co-33O do Collomb Isen9 do Good
hue u co-88 do u order.
Ar.LAcHIcoLA Brig Meamora-isO bales Boorman John.
ston X co-lp6 ED HuriDut.
MoBILE-Brig Charotte-0o bales Bird Johnson5G Bou.
cbaud x Thsbaud -3i Wisner, Gale x co.'s o Taft co
MoBiLE-Brg Jane-26 bales cotton Perkins, Hopkins
10, cedsar logs ID Cnne-a7 bales Holbrook, Nelson
u coos do order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
Died.

On the morning Of the 9th instant CHARLES j. CUNNING
HAM, aged IA years and months
His funeral will take place this wednesday, morning,
at 10 A. NJ from the residence of his brother nlaw No
81 Broadway.
On Tuesday morning the 9th instant, his late resi-.
dence IL Suffolk street. BENJAMIN OLIVER ESQ., in the
bath year of his age
His remains will be taken to Hampstead L. H. for inter-
ment. this morning at o'clock
C3- Long Island papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning Jany 9th lS44, PATRIcK O'CoN.
NOR, in the 9th year OF his age
His friends and acquantances and those of his
Joseph and John OConnor, also of his nephew Michael
OConnor are requested to attend his funeral this after
noon at three O'clock from his late residence No. 81
Frankfort street near Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

PHILApELrHIA, Jan o-Cld, VIM Thatcher Decker. West
Indies; Delight. Wooten. Monevidea aud a marbel.
BALIIYonE Jan 9-AIT RICHARD Anderson Bennett Liver
Turks Island; Governor vennard. Portsmouth Via Hsmr.
,on Roads Caadace hrghtmsp Fall tiver; Tryal Glib
TToadmGp Ameaa Ryder Be,son RangsI Np:;aa NJ
Thomas Jamac Carriage Knapp. Europe; Fabu. White
"a. Janeiro Almena Ryder Boston; Volunteer Edridge
hareston Ranger Ayres Nassau NP; Hyrcanus Peterson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
Sale of stocks at Philadelphia

jan 9mi33 shas Wilmington RR, i7i 200 Girard Bank
81; loo wilmington RR c&p, III; $4,000 Wilmington Rt
nigh 6s s45 $50; shas Kentucky, div off, c&p, IA %
Philadelphia Bank, as Farm Mechs Bank, Al; 20 Gil.
rard Bank 81; 100 Cas- SOL 80; S547 Lehigh Loan
67!; $1,000 Wilmington, 1885, $50
Second Board Jan. s$6OO0 Ches Del Canal 1916, Al
s45s5 New Annual 6's esp. b5f IS; $1,000 Lehgh Mort
Loan, 674 ss shas Girard Bank, ST. $4,000 Reading RR
6's 1850 IA $4,000 Kentucky Bonds s5f 1915 IL shares
Reading RR, 26t; Wilmington RR, esp, 10; $4,000
State SIS, esp, Ga; 100 shas Wilmington RR esp i7i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

WisKEsDrudge is very dull at - cents, and barrels
at 2iic.
HAr-We hear Of small sales Of North River bale
a 81 cents
FLouR.-No change here. We learn from the west that
the paintings IN Iowa this will be foil thirty per
cent over last year. and in Missouri at least ten per cent
more than in ls43
Corros.-The market opened fiat, considerable DISPOSE
ton being evnced to SELL after change more hrmness
was exhibited and the day closed with good tone About
1000 bales changed hands generally at very full prices,
nearly the whole OF which was done after O'Clock
AT Mobile the Goth ult there considerable activity,
caused by the reception Of the Foreign 5000 bales
changed hands at full prices.
RtAL EsTAIE.sales of Real Estate Jan'y 9th, by f.
Ii. Ludlow K Co.
Three lots 26h street. between 5th and 9th Avenues
sold for. ...... ) 375
SIN lots do sold for ........... 200
Four lots do sold for. Observation-Disclosures. 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
Married,

On Monday evening last by the Rev Mr.. Varea, JoHN
r. BuTSER to the amiable Miss ANN WILEY, all of this
city.
May Heavens blessings crown their joys,
And fill their arms with girls and boys.
On Monday evening the sth instant ST. Pauls Chapel
Ivy the Right Rev Bishop Onderdonk WESTON X. GALES.
OF Raleigh North Carolina to MARY eldest daughter of
John J. Spies, Esq. of this city.
At Rye Westchester Co. on Thursday the 2sth Decem-
ber lsls by the Rev Chauncey. Rector Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. Mr. ERAsrus F. BARBER the
amiable and lovely Miss HANNAH BRGcsof White Plains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

1I3- GAS CONSUMERS are requested to attend a
Public Meeting at the Shakespeare Hotel OF Duane
and William streets, Friday evening next, the 18th
instant at O'Clock precisely, to consider the eec
tive means of obviang all the evils universally
planned Of as to the price and other very serious obec
lions, relating to GAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

, NEW Embarrassing Slratoga-Mss Barley, Mr. I
Randolph and in the steerage
NEW ORLEANs-,aIqne kepsngton-Capt B,tchelder.
New ORLEANs-Barque f.bron--C Howard
MoBILE-Bng G.owleI--Messrs J Cleveland, selman ant
Suiaid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

LyERPooL-Br bsrque flums-l50 coal New hould &
nitso do pg IRON 1867 bars do Crook-tg Us beer Key
tutnelOtO sacks salt 10 orer-2i cks chun, Wuckiey
AUX CAyIs- Brig Sidnel95 tons lugwOod inasrr-ii
bags coffee MareAe co-l39 do l:osse X co-7t do
Shefiellp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
New stock Exchange.
Stnte OF Trade.

The storm set in early in the day that operations
were very limited.
Asngs-rots still quoted a, ~ SOL, and Pearl, a,
IS i2j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
w. A. KENTISH.

o. Z" FIRST RATE NOTICE"-We are requested
to notice" lascvious publication entitled the "Cheva
lier Faublas Adventures" We commend it to the notice
OF the proper officer whose business is to suppress such
cheap doses of smut without the advice of the District At
torney Although it purpors to be sold at no particular
place. we believe it is for sale at every periodical
ieve its issue suppressed in England and justly too
for combines all the ewdness of De Kock Georges Sand
and Sue, gded over with pen, dictated by hand that
knows the ropes"
Is there end to these vile doses which spreading
over the land like the SimoOms of Arabia
Will the authorities see to it Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10


SHIPS Viola Jamieson Barbados. TrowbIdge, Sons Co;
SSs p asul London" S .e TqsG
Holland Cob gs H.dse titnsr, :, Lucia Elwrll&
aat, Matmaa,, Ne.%ilh Walsh; Lois Honeywell, Bait
Barque Ref Tlyou. % DIS from Mobile with cotton to
Bbaaue Pluius Aymar SO d, from Liverpool with mdsr
fiencea severe weather on The bulwsk. Sc
Bsrque Kens9gou Gotham, "a ds from New Oreaas. with
que Hebron. woodbury. % ds FIN New Orleans with pro-
Brque John Carver Pendleoo 20 ds I'm New Orleans with
Brig CGlotte L'itejohn IS ds from Mobile with cotton to
Brig Ss s. s..s d s% Ar ~ Gs e. -s
D from M Grew WITH
BIis Metamora, Ashley. fun Apalaehcola with md,e
Bog Jane, Dnkwate 10 d, I'm Mobile with md.e Dun
BIZ .hr Konee. Wilkinson 10 d, I'm Barb,doe, ia ballast
Ks se % SARA, s lana $500 sI S IS (, fig
naval stores % Depey'tr wh,mar,h Sid with A.
isisas weather 0" the pas
e sse XII & d an Ca % No M s % naval aS
cc sss ard ss;it cipr oo a. 70. .or, Nc
Sch North States, Robert from Warrington with n,va
Sch Oriental Ray, ds I'm Wilmington with naval store
TO Russell
schr sutana Smith, IL ds I'm wilmington. Nc with naval
stores, Ia W oodhul X Nliutu
schr rausms, Allen ia ds I'm Wilmington. NC. with naval
stores, to m stsr
Below
Two briss-Wind and ick storm
Herald Marine Correspondence
o'''cE e. ne RH1pt l',ass,,soKR,}
Jan 5-Ar Victory, Elwe from Fall River. for Whining
ton. Nc
6tb arr Catherine Fraser Curry. 10 DIS I'm sy daey, Ms with
way cuwster gIrei aud figure head and sprung leak IN H..
bow and had the bows four hours before could be
stopped
Myrtle, Paine, I'm Wexford for New York. Holder Borden
GIowell Pordence for fhad Henry Gibbs Gibbs, NYork
split her mnsa and Immediately after anchorug dragged
to iammetts old wharf whe she lay till evening, when she
ag,o got ashore The South Point Of Goat land but
OIL again same night
7th. arr Trndsd Ps Of aud Tor Nayen Harriet Banning
im Antwerp for NYorkThe has about 80 Swiss
Paragon Bray tou I'm Apaachicoi for ProvdenceThe in
heavy INV squsl after anchofng, dragged ashore
'oddrds sunKen wharf at the Points Moth star Nicke
IN trovincetown for Norfolk; Charles Ober Savannah TO-
ProyIdeneekeurned Victory in the w squall dragged
ashore on De MA sinken wharf st the Point.
gth, Victory, tot on the old whsfat A MThe Para.
gon M ashore but we think will be got of this morning
WIND NV, heavy.
General Record
FosrrGN LErTEp OFFicr-Thc Montreal for London, and
Ashburon for Liverpool will sail to-day he bags of the
w. will close half past II cockthose Of the A. at hall
past 10 They Gilrin's in the Exchange
ScHR MARTHA, Robnson, FIN Philadelphia with coal was
ashore on the Chop Of Holmes Hole last Saturday night
She will he total loss.
PoHr vCH.RLr'ros-isrbor Master, Report for Dec.m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

G3- PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS, WORM LO.
zenges, Cough Lozenges, Cordial Lozenges, and Poor
Mans Plaster stand at the head Of the classes of remedies
to which they sevealy belong We might astonish the
public with an account of our sales-not imaginary
one hut extract from DR.. Peters Ledgerbut in doing
doing should feel bound to publish corresponding
list Of and in that should be compelled to
py the entire advertising columns OF every newspaper in
this city for the next two months. We cannot the
proprety of stating the number of 'ons" and millions
ofths and that which have sold and giving only list
of some five six the result We leave for
our envious competitors to give them "two penny worth
OF bread to that intoerabe quantity of sack" Peters
Pills and Lozenges are known by the they have
performed and being known appreciated and recon-
mended by all who use them, which proof positive
their extraordinary and beneficial effects. Principal office
1875 Fulton ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

III: society vi; st place the Apsi foom; on s.,u
Ts%, So do scs ticket: to each concert
AZ Broadway. jIo IL &c
%EF.BEEs-Bs EF.rhe subscriber would respectful.
E the s1s Of N Wet s al %.a a he
| the sale OF beef by the quarter, side carcase
having ""Sff into SpS an
abled TO offer fresa beef the lowest
AH on a"S s ss for ' quantity sGf sa': SWEET
| jlOi
contains Pr,ctic Gratu,ioa; Ba,Iss
t9dsas Maris.e reus%sn RePons-cn,SeelIoI
and Purch serL, Peudens; supreme ourt New York Ca
tsSssy Il. Ss.,e,
IKE n. c's C2 PSs of 4.e ssns .nd the Court of
Published at toe Office AZ Ann street New York Terms
on iss IN FS1 o' ,s No M Vol f will Gusa
s Sigest Of ali ,hr ksgO. puessd the Whole
'f s.S the |. %s' of the Of Ire
A DVERTisiNG AND PUBLISHING --Ihe subsc1beT,
have i,e their Interest n hr Publishing AUD perodc
+ s s sy sRG cCsmy ape. on vc ,,oce Al
eoaa I i i1a s1"1-t to all G S OF
III "a ST%S! % 9GG d !s Is . s" +.
HAxArA hGENnY.-ibe b.cribr, gent. fir Mrs.
WIS b srdng ouse. will be happy afomston
o' &c rended to; accounts .oecled drafts boo sht and
900 ht their cenral Agency Office, l28 Naisau New
sr''''' '"d parcels for"''Gr Pifte1
NJ NV YORK LNCt Ut LEt rUHks The l,ciu. . HI,
~ ey nng vii be- deli trrri u hr nro4dway Tabeuace Al
753 g. 10 X. b the Rev ora e ewry. ID y. Srbi.ct-
me ca Moral. aad Nsanes Tickets NV b, pttrincd at
tn door RoBr. ". pODN6N
JlO n'eo Rec sccfetsrr
Dn HUN gEHS RED DROP nuts all ,or,rcI,tiol a N.
- hMce The Iualiu1 of do atc. ale diasr-.l f9.t I'D
0'hef n,dciuu psrl Toe delicate dstr. 1hr Proof 81 90
having cufrd h usenda o! he city o er York
AL oth.rs We caution the pub ic De careful of ncsrru
got up every lay for the purpose ofgu them and
ebanhs ttkng their money doing isin
" hel' ere any VIII. dopbs NJ the ectcy tbs
them call ~ the Hunefisn lspensary, Dv.ioa street
whe cerhcates oil be e eighteen
tin lur, and the most astonishing record. Price 81
wal with uii directions. and warranted charge
JlO IRE
THIS sxr OF Quiekery end Humbug mpou,nt
choose an Sfler,snc.i Ihysicisn.
DR.. j. EVANS
Has removed his Old Gacns Head Dpcasary No 9b6 Pearl
street conner NJ Bekmiu STREET, where he continues his ma
ricated he appf,es the ikens and that there
Df. Evans " old stand and hat he has
Whatever with Other Office. His charges moderate, his
consultations strictly private.
B-Ob'euc the number mistakes are Often dangetous-
2S9 Pearl sue,t
by pscuahy stating the case, aud enclosing five dollars
Jl0 it'rc
HAMsio bbl, superor Picked Hams, landing from sbi,
jioec w. X. COLLINS co. Sc South st.
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