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The New York herald., 1844-12-13
PICTORIAL HERALD.
THE NEW POST OFFICE.
GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
mann nm DDnVEDo
BOARD OF BROKERS.

The Weekly Illustrated Herald to be issued to-
morrow, will be very beautiful. The engravings
are all executed with remarkable spirit and excel
lence.
Two views of the new Post Office will be given,
representing the exterior and the other the in
terror OF the edifce-one Of the most interesting
buildings in the city, on account Of its historical
associations.
Another engraving will represent the Board Of
Brokers quietly transacting its business after the
subsldence of "the panic''
There will be also a really splendid illustration
OF the "New York Gallery of the Fine Arts''-in
all, four fine engravings. Price Ct cents
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MAIL FOR EuRoPE.-The Caledonia leaves Bos.
ton next Monday for Halifax and Liverpool There
being no mail from this city on Sunday, her mai
bags will close here on tomorrow afternoon al
hali.past o'clock
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HAELEM RAILRoAD.-After the lst August next
the engines of the Harlem Railroad Company will
stop at Thirty-second street instead Of Twenty
seventh, their present starting place.
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President Tyler,
Ex.PFeRldent Martin Van Hurcu.

ExPrssdent Jackson Gov Bouck ExMayor, Members Of he
Bar and Ministers of the Gospel Merchants Mechanics Ar
s and amos, every branch by the hupdsd
Of Peise, II rebound Candy unparalleled ia he nails
Of medical science aDd ought every person. if hs
has any IN the ertions Of the honored that
occupy proud posi- ions sincere
honest and voluntary ceIsny colds hoarse
sc. We advise all those a to 20 10 As Division
street. and procure the invaluable remedy.
q. D. Zebe. No Ledger Buldiuu, Philadelphia; No
State street. Boston; Ito Baltimore Bamore 81
Albany; Hedenhurg 232 Broad street. Newark Sold
hoeale and retail at d3 Division street. Asto House
William street.
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o'''' 0' ''' ". & KiCHARDsON, M. D., Agent

constitutional Debility Curcd.-The Tonic
MIXTURE prepared by the College u Medicine Pharmacy Of
The Of New York confidently recommended fer all cases
invaluable remedy stsrlity or
(unless depending mal-formation.l
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen s.; carefully
packed and 70 all parts Of the UMon
Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy IS Nassau
street w. y, RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
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DR.. FoRRY's MorUMEST.-We are glad to learn
that there is now probability that the meritorous
design Of erecting suitable monument to the
memory Of the late DR.. Forty, will be carried into
effect. The paltry management of the few indivi-
duals who seized upon the project at first, has been
superseded by the extended and liberal action
OF the profession in general. This is what we de.
sired to see, and there is now no doubt that the
scheme will succeed as il ought.
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FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. grand invita-
ton ball at the Minerva Rooms, by Korponay will
be very brilliant and recherche affair. II is to be
given tonight. The preparations for the ball at
the Alhamra, on the 9th, are on very elegant
scale. The tickets are gong of very rapidly.
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Ole BuLI.--The great maestro goes to Phadel.
phia on Monday, but returns to this city imrne-
diately, and gives his Grand Concert ut the Italian
Opera House on Wednesday evening,
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Theatricals, &c.

very respectable audience in attendance at Cal
vert Hall, Baltimore on Monday evening" on the
sion of the first concert Of the eminent English vocalist
Mr.. H. Phillips. He gave his second concert Wed.
nesday evening.
Putnam" has been brought out at the Albany Museum
with great effect.
Mr. Keev has been highly successful with his lectures
on the polarization Of light &C., in Baltimore He is
pected in this city in the Of the ensuing week.
deliver his lectures and exhibit his polarscope and other
apparatus, which is said to be magnificent.
Dr. Magens has also been successful with his lectures
on Execution, &c, in the same city.
The Beethoven Society, Boston, were quite successful
with their concert on Friday evening
Col. A. Mann, with his splendid Equestrian company,
arrived at Barbodoes in about twenty eight days sail from
New York, in excellent health and his splendid stud Of
horses in good condition His original destination was
Demaraa but he obliged to put into Barbados for
supply OF water. A newspaper Of the 10th from that
place. gives sccount Of his great success and letters
from him to his partner, Gen. welch, confirm them.
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE KENr.-Jsdge Kent hal
given notice that he intends to resign in February
We understand that vanety Of candidates are al
ready in the field for the place. We have heard
the names Of John w. Edmonds, Joseph s. Bos.
worth, Aaron vanderpoel, Robert H. Morris, and
John r. Townsend. We suppose this is not one
eighth OF the Richmonds that will be in the field
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Before Judge Sherman.

DEC. ll.John DAILY Robert Nc Ccrran and Raphael
Vinea-This was action Of assault and battery al
edged to have been committed under the following cir
cumstances appeared that plaintiff sailmakeI on
board the ship Kalamazoo, on a recent passage from
Liverpool to this porthst in consequence of his hand
being injured he was ncapacitated from performing his
dutythat the defendants in this suit and mate
OF said vessel and that at the nsgation of the former
the latter beet plaintiff with rope and otherwise
y injured him, and afterwards had him confined in the
pig psn for week. feeding him with burgo only, all that
ime
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GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CARoLNA.-William Aiken
has been elected Governor, and J. E. Irvine, Lieu.
tenant Governor, of South Carolina.
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Of primary secondary syphilis yenerea
ulcers nodes complaint produced by njudcous
Of mercury or unskiliu medical treatment All
this powerful purifier without dslay consider
y cleansing the system with hi. justly celebrated alternative
Sold single bottles 81 EACH of half dozen 85
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union Sold he
w. 8. RICEiAR DsON. NJ. D.. Agent.
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Medicine and Pharmacy established for The Suppression OF
uaekery This refined and highly afed extract
sssng all the purifying qualities and eursiye Of the
boye herbs confidently recommended b, e College
nitey superior any extract Of SaaIarIa before
e public and may be relied on ceIan remedy for all
disc arng from impure state OF the blood such
scronla, sstrheum blotches pmples Ulcers
pain the bones joints nodes liberated
throat arising from the secondary effects Of
syphilis niudicious Of mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, :. rs EACH
in cases Of half dozen Bottles.. ...s So 80
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union
N. B.-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers.
Office Of the colegs, q Nssssn s,ssi, street :,
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members Of the New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy
established for the sppress 1 quacky continue direct
their particular attention to all diseases Of private and
confidently promise requiring medical
safe and cure without injury q the constitution
make application to the College the first appearance Of
those Diseases vast amount Of suffering and zine be
thus avoided One Of the members Of the College, for
connected with the principal hospital Europe for the
o those complaints attends for consultation daily from
A. M. to I T.. M.
and T6 nsass fs cpSf
living in the country and finding to make
all medicines requisite perform radical by stating their
explicitly Together h all symptoms time of contraction
paid, addressed % w. s. RICHARDSON, M. p., Agent,
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The PRUssIAN MINrsrKR.-His Excellency the
Baron do Gerol Minister resident OF Prussia near the
United states, appointed In place Of Baron dc Roenne
who has been promoted at home hes arrived Baltimore
with his family from the city Of Mexico where he resi-
ded number OF years Minister and has taken lodgings
at the Exchange Hotel lie will forthwith proceed to
Washington, 10 present his credentials,
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allaThs is the speedy certain, and eectual remedy
for the of GOnonhGa glee seminal weakness aud all
discharges from the ureihra in portable FORM pleasant
take being augmentation of all those remedies that
been found most efcacous in curing deasespce ST.
Dr. Glover consulted in those difficult and
He has received medical education and has confined himself
Office practice FOR the fourteen years this city Pa
tens who have been treated unsuccesuly by Others
themselves his with every confidence His Offices
are in No. Ann set-lamp the door Of his private Office
in thee
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The RACES OVER rnE MErAInIE CouRsE.-At a

The RACES OVER THE METAIRIE CoURsE.-At a
meeting OF the Metarie Jockey Club, on I'd INST,
II was decided after considerable discussion that the fall
meeting for lsa4 commence 25h of Dec inst in place
Of the 4th as advertised The great sweepstakes which
was expected TO be run for the Sd inst will not
off before the oath inst The fall campaign to
with the great Post stake the Eclipse Course
sunday the 9Th inst Col Johnsons horses, Blue Dick
and Midas, arrived there two three days previous in
condition, some say, to run for mans life.
Races were advertised to come of at Opelousas on the
goth ult but there being but one stable in attendance
there sport The veteran trainer, Hammond was
on the ground with string Of horses.
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THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HnL-Da. VALENTINE
&c.-Great amusement is daily taking place at the
Coliseum, Broadway, which affords to all an op-
portunty Of witnessing Of the most interesting
exhibitions that has ever been displayed in this
cty-one that all young people in particular should
be allowed to visit, it cannot fail Of forcibly i'm
pressing theirm of the greatest historical
facts in the history of this country. In addition to
which DR.. Valentine displays his budget of comic
alities, which is an undoubted cure for owness of
spirits, hypochondra, &C., only be careful Of your
sides, as he causes great deal of laughter. See
advertisement
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All Phiindciphia Subscriptions Ia the
HERALD be paid to the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledger
obtained daily at o'clock 3m
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NAVAL NEws.-The U. s. store ship Lexington,
for the Mediterranean, is at anchor at Quarantine
ground, waiting wind.
The following is an extract of letter, dated on
board the U. s. frigate Cumberland, Port Mahon,
Oct. 25, 1844;-"We arrived here last night, after
tedious, boisterous passage Of nine days from
Malta We are looking tor the steamer from
France tomorrow, on her way to Algiers. She
touches here for hour, and then is of to Africa,
OF sending letters to Boston, but very safe and
certain channe''
The U. ). ship Plymouth, Commander Henry,
was daily expected at Mahon from Marsellles
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Of gonohga geet seminal and all mocopuru
lent discharges from the ureta These pills. the result Of
twenty experience the Hospital de Chste Paris
pronounced by their celebrated Pre- Xepeau
remedy for all diseases Of the uretha They effect
cure in much shorter time than other remedy without
ang the breath dsagreepg wht the stomach, confinement
Eon business Price, box Sold atte College Of Msd
w. S. RICHARDSON. NJ. D.. Agent.
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MrDsHIPMKN In service 23d November 1874:
Passed Midshipmen. .,..... .l66
Entitled TO promotion. .'... ........
Number In service ia January, ls4i.. :. 45i
Excess in service beyond tho number allowed
by the act OF August 1912, ,,...,..... 25
No more appointments be made until the number In
service shall bs reduced below four hundred and Anyone
The New York herald., 1844-12-13

MAYOR OF MoBrE.-Charles Hoppn has been
u.
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old q RunIker,, and Doctor Yaientine.-Th

Doctor those people who laugh the most I've the
langest" II this be e man hear him week and
will he will oniiye old Mehusalsh. We say hear
him but week. for he laugh firm week 10
auo Ter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

tn crown the scheme, Hartford ConreHtion,
under The pTetoxt of Sou'he5n Texas Convtn-
OH, was proposed to ne hell at Nashville: All
tais he, Mir. b had denounced In the Senate.
He denounced it in the hearing Of thousants
with The concurrence of almost all, and without
GENIAL fom any. Wings and Democrats Hp-
plauded him. Happily there was one green SPOT
IN the political field where Wings and Democrats
united, and that was in the patriotic field of de-
vntion TO the Union. Wings cheered him as
vel as Democrats when he denounced dlsunion
in the American capitol; and since that time
still more striking spectacle had been seen when,
on the 9Th Gay of July. the present month, Wings
and Democrats assembled at Nashville in joint
meeting, and in energetic resolutions protested
against the desecration of Tennessee soil by pro-
flaming it to the purposes of dsunion convtn-
ton. These resolutions will repulse the Southern
Hartford Convention from Nashville, and drive
il 10 seek some other locality.
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SELPHO'S
EIRST PpENII-M AALu ESEY Lee

- ,rIT,SI sIi;;I.U =. I-'.T.I T III,
OH hrou hoG Europe and by tie most dnl uishe Of then
brethren m the United n'e aad "!~ed 10y 'b
10 be the approach hitherto produced In
trncuced i,iO tas cDunty aud made solely by WILL VI
SElfHD. No. s. spEiug treet. iironwny. New YORK
Terms i:nrfate, and indiS. .utahl r=erorre> gwen.
- the nrtfcnl leg OF Mr. selpho. Its cnn'ic
ton npis;rs excellent and wei! calculated Ia all ths
objects dsire BIT the hest of NIL the proof Of those who
wear them this positive and un!enlable some OF ~!
faId, whom have utnipd, that they
or To all oars. VA EhIiNE MUTr Professor VI surgery
TT,;yar>,tv nj Nsy YORK - lul&
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SCHOOLS.

YOUNG LADIES' BoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Z Mr >iE EN rs,pec fully .uinrms her patrons and IT,
public HAT she will repen her semnmry IN Annuy the III
of -ep.euher EeIt Fr references &c. ri her
re. idence No. ~ Carul Place. Beecserstreet nuzo 6w
flLACE nF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will he resumed
4 ntthe WASHIsGToN INSTITUTE N iondug. september
g. s!HknT the pursuits OF Edaedii"n TIER sole employment
and mdutlng tsn.e principles NUDES Of culture bath III th
family und the dues oi tie scn"o which Tor sn
on- period have vndcaeu y good results the under
signed feel pledge the ntue ir-n N. success oi
the pUS Nv .l,,i4r nm AR t,rt..J a a,
Thirteenth street. near Uniun Puce.
August 17th. nu2i 2aw3wt
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MUSIC.

To the Elite Of MuSicrL TaSie IN the u. Stat,S !:
IEARPS-I.F F. BROWNIES K co. from jErnTd) masee
of the Improved Patent nuuble and Single cuon hai
London and New York. established 1910 j. r. b .ieis i,
ne nj SIS Er adway elegant assortment OF ioubie ana
Snye Action harps The rich br,sncy o tone, Rh1.ss oi
touch eiernnce OF finish and perfect ehans 81 tss tlni
render them led and ub r them the mrs; amateur
and proess, patronage Eurnpe AMI hi' cGunuy he
Ar. CONSTRUCTED ON the prcpes OF the ceiehr'd ttnd
with ali lhe modern Improvements of Londnn aud Phrs-
Warn'ed 10 bear The test OF eimte md M hur"psan o' %
Hars repaired and for hre string lstucuun nuons' u
&c kc J. Z. BROWNE. hanuacturer
No. 3o5 Broad~Uv. and
nui5 3ms No. 73i. Cha nbersstreet. ~ l.
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JSIRi n x Ali. NJ tTankIasglAe. nave GlniLni3
Il b.nd M extensive assortment USlC and MUSICAL
Ns 81 N trs Of III kns. PLANO FokIts "' difsreai
m witch they have ecevot premiums from the AHetcah IN
tuie ovs all onsr snker ard arr OF very slieii hae an
svia ri fnisL PlE o.! all kinds md FINISH ioi when ne;
hs,e ss, receiy =. repeated ptennms ClARloNtIS kENl
ii iiGiES> CORNOPL0SS. TRUHBONES, s,e ~ OF tneii
own manufacture and warranted iMpJHers ., ~ 1 at a.
kind, of iii ISiCAI iNSIRUaENTS,N NEly MI Crecev,
ed NJ snan US published JUST ~ me snngs % q
Oh 10, the TiANo sls.I the ORPHEUs GLEE BOOK. b.
ng coecn ci G!ees or four Eiac voice. wn p.n" aeeI m
pars, sI,ced and compiled from The bSi German and Tn
rIish au,ho hy AUSTIN PHILLIPS -ice One Dollar pei
80 .Ie-as, ... rnhfff
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CUTLERY
TLERY, PLA TED WARE, TEA

CUTLERY, Plated WARE, TEA
TRAYS. &c.
SE7ILIJAMs RIfl 70 Maiden lrne. invite the niten-
Nv i,n of ,rn .s 10 lier -tuck "f NEW GOODS tnow
orepinr crn-l-,lny IN par. cfihe toll.w'n-:
kerS.
Ptn KEr CUTLEky-S crmo cite assoftmen. oil kogen
Wu.r.nt orn'.. tiuose's. SC. &c.
RAZORS-W. l. Bu,chers Elliots. Rogers. Wos:en-
holm 8 t'r"nke'., BARBER. &c
SClSSORS-Uf nut-i rnat ters
PLATED WARE
Casters Pussris COMMUNION Ware Cand estick,, Wate'
&c &c alt OF newest sIyes.
Sheffield Plned pssei, Knives and Fork in se,ts or per
to,rr Bgt er knires &c
JAPANNED WARE-Fine Gothic. Sandwich. and enm-
mol. It Tn. 'getler nth Rfeat yrrIeiy H Fancy l1iu
ware all of which they Offer tie Uue,t prices. n9
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BOARDING.

lEASASA-Mrs. VESTS Boarding House has been re
moved 10 the building previously occupied as the Man
son House Hue No il9 Gale Obrabla. corner oi Gale Aler-
lces arrange, conformity ~ the room occupied and TIME
For cards &c. apply to Mason Iue 10 Nus
st wEo w, be happy 10 iurnnh every nformahont TO
travellers bound 10 Havana. 49,,
" B.-Passeneers are requested 10 obtain PASSPORT Which
will he facilitated by the clerk the house, who wi bcar All
vessels Immediately ON their arrival. lib 2awu
DOARDERS can De comfortably nmodated with par
ID and prhtnes attached rEo room win
p.niry sm. family ther- Children.
and moderate No. y Wooster street Reference
changed. au<o u
DUARDINt; On Long ,,nd. miles from Brooklyn.
Coney Eand. One or two small hn,hes crn
he arcpumod ted with bourd hen Thy and Pheasant
ocatcn Subng for horses If required For particular, CO.
lure 70 Fulton -. Brooklyn. OF hir. WISE aZo 81
f1OAR RUING-a gentleman aud his wife or two or se
ID sing gentlemen he accommodated with parior nSd
seepag rorns handsomely furnished. sms private tai
y where there are boarders terms moderate Apply
a, i9 sixth Stages pass the door AZ ~
DOARD-A large double room on the second floor. can
ID be had with full board IS Hudson street aus Wv
AIRS A. BROWNS Boarding II Use has been removed
fi the of Greenw chsteet and Bhttty flaceI
where she viii be happy to- accommodate both Anent an
transehr bosre The house has been ho,oushy repaired
and fitted up, and of the most deiehtu residences IN
the city Commanding uli vi the Battery and Bay at
the same ne and where there always Ire n ca 1rs<La
xS,rb s,nlrr i, both pleasant aud healthy. JyG lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

PIANO FORTE HiNUFACTuRY.-The
Subscriber. nr. tnsh'nZ entirely nr'
article OF ir ruInens winch are warranted 81
~ e Rtper;or in tone IN ue. anr 10 keep ir
much ionue the improvement consists III Harp Frnne
pecur in con.tructjon hvnte objection heretofore
caused by the urs of rneiac ples uurng the Pro
e,sor Purcbassrp are invited To examination of uee
'"'a GLENN ROGERS & Co.
y9 I53 Fulton-stree.. East AIDE, Bruadwe5
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EITN HOTEL

NATCHEX, MISSISSIPPI.
II THIS well known establishment haI undergone q
A thorough reonir and ready tor the ncc"nmcda
iis ;on of old friends and patrons. IL 10 situated On
Sn Street the prcpa or business aud IN :, contisu
US steamboat landings. It's Large and airy appointments
give. advantage other hotel IN the
cry The attendants selected with particular and tho
tabe and he exced by other hotel IN the
.outh western country The susss ner, from his long expert
conducted the ST Charles of New Orleans four
nnd the establishment three years would ask hs
public patronage. pHsnS himself that those VINO
'''"'' ''''' '' JOHN MCDONNELL.
N,tchcz Miss Aug 10Th lS,I. u24 2nieod
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CT Hardware, Cutlery, Gc.-LEWIS BEfE-
DICT & CO. respectfully inform te friends and the rublc
generally thai they removed 10 this city nd have taken
the Sture 81 Pearseet. opp0se the PearSeet Houe.
where they ure now opening large and weseected
men OF Goods. both Foreign and Domestic. TO which ey
would cell the of those washing purchase apOu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ID E;LGIOuS PUBLiCATIONS..rHE STEKE9TypE
PL.Tss cnd COPPER tATk' %i B%% io ol .ose,sei e
Nth be p,ny Press md Materials for sale lon very iensH
nbc ieTa, under provision. Of the ~ ol e aaH n
Nos and IRE noy in successful sale ny cnnp-isnt hgenu III
ths eiy and most Of the principal cites n' the unie Se
E erms md view Of the works an matera apply at me
nbl.h,nr fce of the Administrative. M A hnEersiey oi
third Avenue ~ Y. if by letter post paid nii I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
TRIBUNE Ko0k BINDERY,

NO. SPRUCE S4KERT,
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding 70! BOOhSELLEIiS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private iniivdunh.
B. Particular attention pnd rabinding Old Books Pc
rodca Music &c., good style and reasonable rates
Persons visiting city their books rebound at
short nntice .. INu
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DRY GOODS

I r. BLEi,KEE < co. Commission Merchants. 80 WI
- LHuie're.. rUastaly recsiVlcg from Nrruaclurf
and offer r es st The lowest prices wh".'ale retail
toTTUS YARN l5J bales. rted No to 10 md &
su;ube for country unbe
COTTON BATE go IN ~ and rob. bules. suitable
fnr retail 'rnde.
HATT.Rs CoTTos2o :. in e55 IN IS; fine article
JEwaLkRs IN 20 g" mi b buUdles
CkR-kr f.LLISG .Oop ID. tVon'en Carpet Filling.
Country M-rcnnns wl do well 10 call ard examine eii
Stock. uue2I u,;f
r5'O WOOLLEN CAkPEl' WEhVERS.-y"0i!en Car
4 pet Fiag consignment: cons,ahtiy for sale by
az j. K KLELCkER d co - William st.
Soaring & SCRIBER.
No. II Maiden Lane, near William -street,
INVITE the attention Of City and Cou1;ry Merchants to
4 their iine assortment oil
STOCKS,
comprising Satin 6ombszne Noda. rich figured striped and
checked and Sik dark colo suitable tor FH sales
plain bowed trimmed full front Prince Albert, Ashland and
uther styles a,o several varieties OF Upes II und Scars
all of which are manufactured with great under
own supervision and uaranted IN be buth sly
and work" Rnship. any mnde IN this city.
Also ul! sment Of ow priced, medium and fine Lin
en-, Cotton and Fancy
SHIRTS.
ColIan Brsams Linen Cntton and Flannel Drawers, Msrns.
LambswoOi SeSovin. SILK, Cation and Ribbed shirts and
Drawers. Hosiery Cloves Suspenders Scaii Crayu Shout
der Braces. &c &c.
Oii-d oAs. Glazed ausins and Boards for cnr-rnkers.
furchnser, invited call and examine stock n2 In
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

I
No. loo NASSAU-STREET.
All kinds of Job Printing, such cf
PAMPHLETS MAMMOTH SHOW BILLIE
CATALoGUEc LECTURE BILLS.
CHECKS CARDS CONCERT BILLS. Plain end
Insurance Policies, Fancy
BILLS o.! iAADIS6, POLITICAL BILLS.
CIRCULARS, CIRCuLARS, lleatl &C.
romptfy executed at tho Office Of the Tbune No. so Nas.cr
grect-opposie tine PARK.
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FOR THE PILES.
u TpGl 1T,S pJEHTEd

III. - - ~,
AN INTERVAL REMEDY-!s n cert1n cure tor Piles,
n either internal external. blerdinx blind iRses o
twenty years standing have been pe,mnBeny cured by this
inyaun remedy after all either hh tailed 1.sto
n.Is nj is eli acy the office. BE not imposed upon
See that the the Proprietor his hand wr
Tie outside wrapper every box. nGd remember thu
tie nba:e ns1rnr be obtaneh in this city at No
le6 Bower -four dGors above pngs;reetJ Of the orgna
nd sole fropfietOr "a. UrHAM ~ r..unry edurned
Ph o tenty enrs experience lined iu CTTIcS
PRACTICE, where Piles and all chronic succef Is
irerted f'oe hours from A. IL TO Z. 81. Advice eras
Nh e Bnwery au2 Ira
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

p- Water Cure.-J. shew. NJ. d. an author on Wa.
ter Cure, 5S Fouh-st Broadway regarding the system
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