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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-27
Foreign Markets.

HAvANA, Jan. Hoops, NJ 40a50; boards, Portland w
p a II 10 81; other eastern ports do ~ ~ lumber
ptchpine do - 2i shingles do "a ,; hid shocks wi
headings each a l 6; sugar hox shocks do 6l Z;
6as 4; do jerkel, Brazil and Mont o.; do do New
York and Boston, do 81 do do Campeachy, do 81 do
smoked, al a6; butter American yellow do IL;
dies, mould do IL H. sperm do 40; cheese. American
10 hhds. a. ga .; corn. Indian shelled, bl. 2a2 d;
-four, Philadelphia and Baltimore do 10 ala 4; do New
Orleans do II Is; do Spanish do 10; hams, European
a. Is Is Il do American Eastern do IL; do New Or.
leans do III herrings smoked. box 8; lard, Euro
pean, ql 10 Ia do American Eastern do a 10 IL do
New Orleans do a 10 a. mackere No 3, Dbl 6; onions
100 buns 40; pork cargo, eastern and mess, Dbl II IL
10 DO wOreans do IL H. do clear do 10 10 4; do do
IN boxes. o Phil qtl az Il potatoes, Dbl , az 4.
rice q 5a4 8; soap. CASTLE, q 81 do yellow, do. ,
Ter, Id g. cochneal in deposit 20 ~; coffee quail
iy, al TAI 4; ID and Sd quality do 8; do trage
10 3a3 Il hides. ca "a ,; honey gall 81; logwood
Campeachy in dep a. 81 molasses keg % gallons key
brown do o; do white alone do u do yellow do D.;
do brown alone do Al do Cucurucho do 3 segars mil
IS; tobacco wndward al II l6 do Vulta.ab in.
uriado per so serma 40 co. do do do do 30 30; do
do do % q 40; wax white. ar 9a9; yellow do 6a67
ExcHANsss-On London, 60 days sight l0a l0J prem;
Orleans, 3iprem. short sight; Spanish dollars a 81
prem-nomina Mexican | a prem; Doubloons Mexi
can par per cent premium Export duty on gold D.
and on silver % per cent Par with England 4 dollar
per El0O; with France. francs per dollar.
FREiGrirs-Clean freights to Hamburg and Bremen CO
Great Britain, 20 lis 81 E3 Cowes and market, 81
France 80 a 90f Mediterranean, e. 1Oa e. l5s; Unitef
States, 81 per box sugars RS per bag Coffee 50,
per hid molasses Vessels loading entirely with moasses
pay no tonnage duty Those " HIGH take board more
than 1000 boxes OF sugar 1000 bags Of coffee more
than 5000 pipes of aguardente will have half their ton
mage duties returned to them
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state of Trade.

AsHEs.We still continue to quote Pots at 81 62I, and
Pearls at SIS i2 The market is very dull and purchasers
demand q reduction before operating
Corros-The market to-day was comparatively inactive
until clock and prices had dropping tendency then
few spectators entered the market and of five
thousand bales changed hands very full One
list of 1900 bales being taken at higher than has
been obtained before this season.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-There is no change. All the mar
kets continue very steady and uniform Here Genesee is
held at 81 75a 81 sls
WHsxGy.-Drudge is held at 23c, but we hear OF no
sales barrels are firm ut So l2l.
PRovIsoNs-Thcre is so little doing in every article
der this head that the quotations remain quite nominal
We have no alteration to report.
BEEsmAx.-We notice lraing sales Of prime yellow at
29ic.
REAL EsrATE-Sales of Real Estate at auction 10th
January by Anthony j. Blocker 4 Co.
The store and lot OF ground 10 feet inches by about "a
feet No. SO Cedar street the south side between Mas
sau and William streets .............. S2O3 800
A lot Of ground 10 feet by feet Third street
near avenue D, with the building thereon.. 1890
Sales of Real Estate by E. H. Ludlow & Co., Janua.
ry Goth.
The three story brick house and No SO Pearl street
house 25 by 49, lot % by 81, sold for. 100
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90 DIR. TAYLORs BALsAM OF tIvERwORT,
80 bowery the only medicine In which the pupuc en-
place confidence a. 10 proved BY our numerous ana m
tonshng cures To-day letter from Washington speaks
Of its bright prospects Mr. Morris called to say that his
brother, who hsdlused it, thought one Of the most as
tonishng discoveries In the medical world lady pro
one to-day bestow deed OF charity-she has
several cured by IT. few days since DR. Rowland
also clergyman, near West Point SAID when ne called
expected to live from day to day. and he thinks
Il the wonderful medicine he heard Of knew
in his practice or otherwise. Now with these facts be
Will you suffer from pain in the side splitting of blood
consumption SCI Beware of counterfeits. See DR.
Leeds name on the bottle For sale by him. l25 Maiden
lane; g. Zeiber Third and Chestnut PHILADELPHIA
Large bottles 81 so; small do, ST..
CO PROFESSOR vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
Tor the permanent cure Of Gonoroh9a, elect. and all
mocupuruen discharges from the urethra No medicine
ever offered to the public exercises such powerful effect
on e bladder and urinary organs those valuable vege
table pills. They the fruits of twenty-five years ex
perience OF Professor Vepeau at the Hospital of lie
Charite IN Paris, and confidently recommended by
him as the only preparation that has proved successful in
years ago, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
during which time than ten thousand boxes have
been sold and the College defes single instance Of
failure t. be shown Sold in boxes 81 each at the Office
W. s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
o. 1RIC ORD'S PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE for the radical cure of primary secondary Sy
phis This powerful Alternative has entirely taken the
place OF mercury among the regular medical pracon.
ers composed Of the most strengthening and purify
ing vegetable medicines, and always give additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease.
Persons suffering from venereal faint in their system
mercurial disease should this powerful Alternative
without delay. Sold in single bottles 81 each-in
OF hall dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts
OF the Union Office of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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Provision Market.

Finer Beef and Mutton than is daily exhibited in our
different markets and OF the first shops cannot
be surpassed in any other city in the Union We
y to say however, that for very superior Veal
debted to Philadelphia though we noticed some from
Keyport, N j.. which svery good, and sells at cents
pound.
Poultry plenty and sells at fair prices lots in
from Jersey. Some very fine Pork is also in from War.
rem County, N. j., which is selling at q cents pound
Fish markets are pretty well supplied and prices vary
but little.
Vegetables much wanted and all greens up in
price We saw some fine English Potatoes, received by
the Adirondack from Liverpool sell to-day by Dumont
at SO cents the hamper, or three half pecks.
The extreme cold weather and the difficulty of getting
to market will the prices of many the above ar
cles to advance.
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HAvAvAShp Adelsde-( refore i02 tcs bbI
soev ea boxes 3oi bags coffee spoford
Tileston co32 bags az bks 500 bgs cose Harmony
tephews "a b,les tobacco 20 90 Pans-i7s ar BIZ
10 Mstthewsi bb oranges Mills pkgs r tieard-y
haies Judd sonI beg coffee Vsdes-2 ca seVar
bales tobscco7 III Renauld2 segars
Whit ore do II Robesou--6 ceroous ron. % O0(
exars $50 bxs do Wallace rkg w Amold-l
Lind 80 90 segar Lille sines2 0n0 Bofes--6 bic,
% 1uttle ~ boxes M yer Stucken-3 bss mds
Gorton Hodges co., ar boxes Brsnse Do n
Favre-G0 0rinne Minurn coi00 Uoulard COLO hf BIZ,
q 0.lries. krug.-la pt nd.e Ms..sasds
do wax TsylorlSaooo oranges Acker Aekery72 qr
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PRICES OF PRoyIaIoNs
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

JAM 25-The Beef Cattle in market this week have been
rather more than for the several preceding there
offered 600 Penna and 40 Virginia Beeves including
head taken Tor New York; 100 Cows and Calves 800 Hogs
and 1900 sheep
Beeves dull at 81 for to So for good and
SOL for extra quality so head left over
The price Of Cows ranged from $40 to $751; extras $50
per head.
Hogs all sold at 81 to 50 the 100 pounds.
Sheep from ST. to - for common to extra quality.
There has been full supply in Hay and the Article dull
at IS 9oc the cw for good Timothy Straw rather dull
at Al q SIC. tho bundle.
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authorized to reduce IL stock to less than $500 200
the Georgia Railroad Banking Company to purchase
its own stock, and thus reduce its capital not below
00O the Georgia Insurance and Trust Company to
reduce It's capital to not less than 50 600 00 the Of
the Bank Of Hawknsvile is changed to The Merchants
Bank OF Macon" Certain banks in Augusta relieved
from executions against them for taxes paid to former
treasurer of the State and placed their credit Ger
tain assignments made by banks in Columbus are con.
rmed The several banks Of the State are required to
publish their semannua reports at their expense
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Died
On Friday morning. the Goth instant, Manir EMELr
daughter OF Victor and Marie Madeleine Giroud aged
years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at,
tend the funeral this morning at IL o'clock from their
sidence. IS Center street.
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Gy-"A WORD TO THE CARELESS - The author
of the Diary of Physician that slight cold is
egg. which when hached, produces peurisy, infamma
tion OF the lungs, asthma and consumption And yet how
suffering from the effects Of cold and who neglect il
altogether. Let such beware They will manifest ankle
ty when is too late. The golden moments when relic
could have been obtained have passed away and they
can look forward to nothing with certainty hut thu
grave Shermani Cough Lozenges a specific, hun
dreds and thousands ready to testify who have re
sorted to them. Do not be deceived and fool away yor
time and money. We can recommend this remedy
that fails. DR. Sherman's warehouse Is LOG
Nassau street Agents. 227 Hudson, 1873 Bowery II
broadway sc William st. 10 Astor House. ITO Broadway
and 1879 Fulton st, Brooklyn.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

JanNdry %, 1874. J
Information has been received at this Department that
by decree Of November Sh lSi3 the regulations for the
aneasurement Of vessels established by prior Decree
dated July st 1912 have been abolished by the Mexican
Government and the regulations formerly in force have
been re-established and confirmed
AS the decree Of July, 1912, augmented the tonnage
about seventy6ve per cent equivalent reduction the
consequence Of the order. The present method
measuring vessels in Mexican ports is restored tina,
established by the circular 2st October 1926 and is
follows -
The scale employed is that of Burgos. The rates be
tween the foot at Paris and that of Hurgos is to be-
tween that of London and BLrgos 1921 to H. 100 Lon
don make l09 80 Burgos.
The scale being thus adapted TO that of Burgos the
hall OF the length OF the vessel from the stem to the stern
post and of the keel shall be taken and be multiplied by
thrse-fouhs OF the breadth OF BEAM half of the foor
tmers and Of the depth Of the hold the product thereof
s hS uy ~ -, ana .he duouent De deemed .he
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Sales Of stocks ot PhiI.dcipb,a.

FIRST BoAnp, Jan. 26-SlOo0 Cincinnati w w Bonds,
1905 IL 300 State t opening. fiat Ga 5000 do in thou
sands 6al $4,000 do opening fiat Thursday 64 s0oo
Wilmington 6s, 1885, s2i 25 shares Kentucky, esp, 72l
do td S. so do do s5f ST. $50 do do, 81 900 do do bb
81; 81 do United States Bank 81 40 Mechanics Bank,
81.
srcosp Board Jan. IS $500 Wilmington 6's, 1855. s23
$4,000 State So 9ds o. $o0 State 6s s43 65 1853 Old
County 5s 1860. 81; 200 shares Reading RR, 25
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% On motion of General Jones, VIM. Wallace
Whitney. Esq, Of New York, admitted Attorney
and Counsellor fthis Court No. l7-John Randel, ap-
pelant, vs. Wm l.. Brown. The argument of This
was concluded by Mr. C. j. lngersoll for the appellant
No l0-Edmund p Gaines and wife, COM lainants,
Beverly Chew ct al. The argument Of this
commenced by Mr.. Henderson for the defendants. Ad
iourned till tomorrow. Ii o'clock A NJ
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LATEST suUTHERN SHIP NEWS

rioa De1er NOreaps Eeansr Forrest Chsrisscn icka.
CID Nau illus, (new) Bevans, NOrleans lonia, Whele
Urn dad: Susan Mary. Comer. Cape de Verbs aud mkt
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A CARD.
PHENIX EXCHANGE.

INFORM their freaos they have taken and
ref,ca the OCULAR R.fec'oy % !hs corner Of Pin.
add ep the choicest nora and sexas TO b.
fouod in cit Those Who appreciate superior giaAs
Bandy Tin are requested 70 cal fine afte
Just zee ived
THE DUNNO DEPARTM. Mt is completely
red and those W no wis good dinner WILL erved
he accommodated mots.e charges A. the proprietor, AZ
resolved 10 keep frat rate house they ectfuy request tn
Of their friends and the public long they shall
be foand TO deserve t.
ISAAC SNEDECOR,
AUSTIN ID. THOMPSON.
N B-The LUNCH At the Bar, will be SCI, ed up every
day between aud II O'Clock, A. M Oys,srs no every gyl
at all hours OF the day. ~ ttaw il tws re
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i've this notice equivalent telling Great Britain that
want 10 negotiation upon the subject notwithsand.
IL this government the hrst to propose this same
gociaton Mr.. NJ expressed his strong hope that the
9vernment OF the United States will never yield
Jas the Senator from Ohio Archer does not wish to post
Pone the subject that Is not the object OF his notion
As with him, a. Is with question Of propriety un
der the circumstances This reference to the Committee
oil Foreign Relations Is question Of suspension
not touching at all the merits of the points issue He
has fear that this committee will compromise the honor
OF the country lie concluded with again repeating that
he would be Of the last that floor TO
yield an inch Of our own territory under any
The whole subject was finally postponed till next Tues
day, when It will be the order Of the day.
The Senate then went into Executive session
LATER.-The Senate did nothing in Executive session.
except opening short debate upon treaty.
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as- THAT DELICIOUS LOVELY WOMAN, WHO
lives in Murray street, No Who would believe that
work ve aud putrd in appearance that that snow,
transparent skin that graces her face and neck
hateful for to gaze ontwas beastly; the yellow
patches Of filthy matter the shape Of pinples garnishe
around with freckles that hung her face. Well well
there's fifty others that like her. but have altered b,
using the Italian Chemical Soap for the skin and Jones
Coral Hair Restorative for tie hair Now these two art
cles sold by JONES' the most excellent things we ever
knew. There ID man living in Mott st whose face was
like small pox, with pimples freckles &c., and this soap
cleared it, also chapped flesh The oil need speak
of it is the best thing made for the hair They are
both sold very reasonable the the other But
mind the soap sold where genuine in this city but
the sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham ST. If they
get it any where else it is counterfeit quite useless
Agents Ledger Buildings State St, Boston, or 1879
Fulton st., BROOKLYN.
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A sElgNETTE BRANDY-s, T. NICOLI No. 81 and
n 90 Froit street constantly importing has recently
iosiyed direct from Rochelle Of the above Brady
the old and genuine brand and Of superior qualify which
he offers for sale IN half ppes, casks and eighth under
Custom House lock, entitled to dsbentap. 10 5tsw IN ssc
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COLUM BIAN MAG AZINE,
oFFiC. No ?ASroR HoUSE:,
THE COLU BAN LADY'S ANO zen rLEMAN'S
L MAG W NE-t ditei bv J DIN lNMAN
CoSTgrTs OF Tur ELBnuARy NUMBER, 1874.
ORIGINAL
Lead US into TEN tstiou by John Neal,
"Bais Ten Gang b aumanoir" BY Mira. +. y. Osgood.
My Double the Man who Col. BlanE, by &.
HoHmao
The sstrs nv the Editor.
Moods Of the MUD, b. Mrs T.. e. Embury.
The emtle Iceberg, F,csy Lyric.
krtrscts from the Diary ga foor Man.
We shalt Meet Again. b. Samuel y. Pat erson.
Light a d Dsrkns4 s. by e. ID ,ald MLod.
The Last Glass, by lssh~l Jocsyliu.
The tount,,n Of Youth by J X. Pauding.
The Indian Maiden, by the EDITOR
Sur n; Phil sophy ty the + dor.
KecoIlections Of hina by Mrs II Butler.
To Jay Ss.er on her Bridal b. Nr, Anna Core Mowatt
The song Of ,xbt, BY Isaac She,h,rd.
he Co gtrast, by Niss Na'i'da Hunt
Morris Of tn. Indian Coquete, by Eenry schoolcaf
Thoughts TO- AM life ton by the Editor.
Books uf the NJ nth Sc
Notices Corr spondeuts.
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A DVEKTiSING AND PUBLISHING Il hs subse r,beis
A have i've their interest IN the Publishing aud Periodical
business and prepared compile and
the city aud country favorable All
the cheap public for sale and forw ded all parts
the country adv,r OF the mail Subscber received 70
he proof cories OF sue,s illuminated AID Pctoa Bible
jt0 im-ec MASON h FUTILE ia Nses,u AZ
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0(- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The members of
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackeryr
eg leave state that their particular attention continues
Il he directed to oil diseases of private nature from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pals OF Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
can confidently offer persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution h thu
country, either public private The treatment Of the
College ~ such as to insure in ana
totally different from that practice OF running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
disease much wore than the original One Of the
bers OF me College for many years connected with the
prmcpaa nosPia o. urope attends daily for consulta
Terms-Advlce and medicine IS A cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY IwvALrps.--Persons living In
the country and not finding convenient to attend psr
sOnay can have forwarded to them chest Containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect curc Inv stating
their case explicitly together with all symptoms time Of
contraction and treatment received elsewhere II anv
and enclosing 80, post paid, addressed to '
49, w. RICHARDSON Agent
Office and Consulting rooms Of the College e5 Nassau
street
o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CIyRrD Thu
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Madeleine anS
Pharmacy of the city of New York is now conGden,,
recommended and prescribed by the first medic al nrac,
TONERS OF the city for all Of debility produced e;,h
by secret indulgence excess OF any Kind detrimental
to constitution II is an invaluable remedy Tor imno
tence sterty, barrenness (uness depending on mai
forpaton) and will be found highly beneficial in all com
plants arising from dcbated state Of the
Sold in single bottles 81 each Of half dozen 60
osrsfully packed and sent to all parts ofths Union
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College % Nassau
Hrsst VS. RICHARDSON, Agent,
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50 274

During the week past, the freight trains from Albany
were not regularly The excess will come into this
week.
The annual report of the worcester Railroad pre-.
sents improved condition Of the receipts for the
past year over those of the year before.
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EMBELLISHMENTS
The SstersFngrsv exoesSy fo III Columb Magazine
by u =. sads: Pa mt b. Frederick y. Ax.,e
The Indian MsdenEngrs ed expressly for the Cou mbian
Mas, 81 ne, BY 3 A Sch n Psiaied by J. q Cbapmsi.
Fsshi n,-- oIoIso-fo a .IguWs
Nus Tn. Oh in that ,iuks my heat 20 thee bal.d
etry by Mn. Ann s. stsihe, Music by Mss Ann Slo
TIE MS-s3 annrm. in evaes-fwo eopies for s.. o.
copy two for s. ~ ,e numbers Is csats each
Dei,ve I'd of the ri'y Sookl, and b.,
mail all par Of The Uited States end the spsdas by
publisher Address. post paid ISRAEL lost,
jas 3tis It~yrc Astor House
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MYSTERIES
OF N EW YORK.

BOSTON:
PUBLISHED BY EDWARD P. WILLIAMS. 90 con
0RESS STREET.
FOR SALE AT ALL PERIODICAL DEPOTs.
40 6tss re
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY "a.

SUN RIsrs... eel 10 MOON ....l2
SUN SETS. "."....5 HI0H wArER........
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MILITARY BALL.
HE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take place .ammxny Hall, Wednesday Evsn-
ng, Feb. 7, 1874
Tickets x2 obtained Of John Caes Jehu sseess
& B. Dalv ~ Broad IT, w Dominick, 10 0ssnwich d
\ NJ s,es 1856 Fulton g.; WainrGht 2s3 8prine e.; c.
t.owbsbery, tJ2 iearIst dN tETsse
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VALENTINES DAY.
n TT ID 10 - II or IN W

|
| CUPID'S HOLIDAY
HAVE MD PREPARATION. cr The celebration approach
eS .a 81 .s
BY .rpy.d b. ladies on :acS
siS ' ..s" 70 ia. .s % =: S:
~ navy, s, sfSosos VALENTINE !, TIN ~: Exres!vM,
SoLHR LAMPS CANDALABRAs,, G.EXNTyLEs,
yer. @ Lamp, %% I'Sf lifted S. ''s S: s:f
T% I'm e Tie 40 20 Drained sou,:s. 80.
Cod on IT, Ma: -: -. 4
Tn. S.e%e"t s OF surely IL. only ON. ~h.,.
SS -. .S: !: " ss:1. ,s.s
Good: ::s.s s. ~ SIS:
GERMAN FEMALE MONTHLY PII,Ls.1-Thi: nsdi.
the g, Dr. :. !. fs$
I'd thy ore to cure 10 al whs!s the operations
e sssY : : sst cS..
e ~s' a BE w IL. f sO:Ss.s.
'sys all those who use the Uls. Prics Per box
COrT0N DUCK-no bale, America. Piio, D.eI . v.7
s:s al; e. s$ X ~ %;% .. w.. -
;;%s''' an ass E. " K dS Sr Hs eS n IT,. It,
SHEATHlNG PAPER-,o case. patent s6,.tinS P.Ps!.vsi
'5',s for roof tY SHeT; &C. g :s ~
WhEAT-iSoo bushels liqo, Wheat fol.lsby
W Il. X. COLLINS X co.
Jas etec &c south sfr'st
ARD73 barrels anu 100 kess pure Lea Lard fine ords
II for sale by Il. X. COLLINS CO.
j76sec s. sonth street.
Tw,sS, So., D;eS" ,.I .:%', us ss z 81
70 IS lbs received per srvals and for sale BY
j26 X IOIIINS 4 ca - Ninth atSene
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far.famed and eeisb-pd Pills. from Portugal are
perceive 70 be ob,.ned IN hi: country Bee sdvSse
msut on the Last column, fourth paseu
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rEAkE'b NEW YORK mU1EU0
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Broad,oay, ofPos.te the GUY Hal.)
NI-ADMlSSION ONLY l2K CENTB.N
The Manager is happy nEagemea, wk Miss
LOUISE DCROTHEA WAuNEn, the Fortune Telling
Gypsy oiIl sister
e. I'll. CELEBRATED Gypsy QUEEN.
o the American Museum She fran o'clock N
the morning ill oc ock in afternoon drssss
and can be privately consulted rgafdas PAsT.
.esn in the evening Rational Portrait Gaery-Gnnd cosno
rama, and 500, o, o -uIiositLs
Adp.s,on one ;hiliuE-i2k thoss who
suit the tip.y Girl re