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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

lnculrs Dorqnas rrse Scae OF Inc Te:rple o. vos
.a-inJsnS CUuma--an n. cfaa ch Un tie kniae-i nbIs
lord, exc. &c. wi
EnERIFFS .SALE-By virtue Of a wni ofFier FacGs. to
~ me directed. WI! Sc 10 sale The 9TH day 4f sG
the CITY OF New Work ali the E.t,re I-hr. Title and
ni March 1853. or any time terei-r u. u the fol
Owing Lands aud Pemises: TO VT. u. t,-t certain lot
ground beiursin: % Grotee tDdw,e. IT. deceased
a ce thence IN tit line csnt.e pam; The line
.nrmerly owned By Militant thence nong hc lad
Es mentioned lot 10 Another lot Of SAID Geosc Cod"i'e J
md thence South Eestsfly along The 10 the place !. be-
ginnsg being the snne premises described 10 deed OF cop
seyance thereof from Uear:e Bovine ~ 'f.e Co;Se J
inied the ON iay ieV nrt recorded y, the Req,
r-r;ai other strip, o piece pare, Of ground nae
he Second Ward Of the City New yors. bounded
WeSwa-y Sy l., Of sond st.8ei bf Il. NaySr. A'et
md C"nmonay "i the Cry Of ,,ew. iurk the ,aid
:ruuld iorDrf belonging The .nd William Cooper.
South E;ardiy By gound, ota'y belonging tie ef1re
and sn f. three niche, ~ breadl 10 tie ar eight ye
eet depth. with The tenement, So beng The p,.me
oope, sa George Coawc il. deceased dated the h
Nsrch 1874 and recorded IL the Aforesaid REGISTERS Ohce
ate lyGs and beng N the es"nd srd II the CITY II New
fuk tie ofhe two lot. the South Easehy .ie Q"
by the said Robert H. Bovine. OF winch
orinery was. owned and occupied by Nathan C"n,.,"cs
occupied hy Thomas Freedom. bounded ard Confirming
nlow that is 10 say heenn:,g ri the south lFestcfy cor
fes nci nd hnf from Fr9n' street. at tn
i:=de gfte l OF the s'nre n BIZ the .t Eelrset c'..e
Ir. and Known rs Number weuty-nne Eurllns Sip rrt
the9ce NORTH Eas;st; Line ,"'th ire North
Westerly wal % sai t:st. H"ue st'e "ng The rear :"
he sud lot VI ground II the at Nathan CGDs;Dc and aonE
ne tet OF md Ia" 81 souna .: n. sn Ihoi. ffeeonp
meativ:.d lot ~ twenty tive feet i've and three la'e
inches from 'rLt and running thence SHuiheriy ~
ne with the North Enerly side wall 81 the store an the lot "
he sad Ions Fe.bo,n extending along ground % Peter
chcmerhorn min. y!fr .1Iier inches thence South
Westerly pay along ground urueF.T :" Tie ft cdwlse eing
ne Hi1tesna pare, 1900, gnae o,,S ete,~ M I'M
lctner!y of the sad Cowe and now Covered By the saG
store No. Twenty nine Burning slip. aad hn
inches ace Of beginning beng me rTsr.. de
rrib.d Of conveyance thereof from toteT; L. BOVINE
and wife 10 Mary Cc-~e. dated Is Apfi, isB AMI re
-ord ~ the aforesaid Registers Office together with all
tenenents herci,anen ert appurrance there
Iatn belonging. WIN. JONES, Sheriff.
THos. fEsRs, De.gttT Sheriff. jyli Law gw
Dnt-ti New-YOrs, july IL. lsti.
EIiIET iRpS-lcr Wire Drawers of a ,u.eror auaItg
ID iu., received ard ~ sg,s hy 49,
I'LL 81 MAChlE & LEyERErr. lg7 Water 81
DIG IRQN-Seo,ch and Amercan on hand and for s,e by
Il n r
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zoo. 20 goUE P.NsEIsS "a BIZ kocl-s.-iisvs you
oss,es Bed. house \ sure ren5dy iOI these
ye;Inn may te had al =! Coutildndt ssfeti,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

IL CONS TO LEr.-Gentsnen can be supphodw ga
II SAINT oel-rons at reasonable rents $50 Bro @sis
The Metropolitan Crcuiatins ibfnry Rsadrg RooeI sS
p-,ron,sr is establishment Term. - ser anntm a9 s
DOARD-Iws single gentlemen be erepnSf9seaeeesi
u with neatly furnished and Pleasant rIaIt.en;l Ms -,
az martial board ~ with the puvlz- III bufh'o
INQUIRE at Iss Hu street. 81. John. s,aaIe y"''N
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~ Da2i:erreoty!e Observation-Disclosures Pre-
pared H.arn and Chloride 81 Gold. Hy3o Srlnh Soda
Chloride nj Iodine Bron'ne. TFi?oi Chloride Of Gold and
every Chemical requisite tire acuer-e"type art o
rrnttd purtv and reasonable prices For ne by 4. b
SANDS - Co Dfpcs ISL -3 Broadway. the Granie Buit
Ia-, COT, Ckai.Je! -. Ills SITS
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~ FINE WATCHES-BEN EDlC-r6. HAMMOND.
E(A A .ierhrrs Exchangv.corne IL WAL and W,;sa,
81 s;eci-, telilIc. douy Wiaml have eeesireS
- IN ed'l2n iy ileir previous stock n.-onSsnf II
atre> not eqral n the cfYconsstre CT Chrororsti
duplex and L1.er Watches. -.h ladies' nni rs rYts1.
'ieehanS from the South vel! the CITY trade. w m
when qual.y ~ compared ptces low,
:epera asNitreH, U! lev ely oil It's best GUILTY.
Ster'iDy sye; y.a1r a. manufacturers prize.
Al -irds Of Watches reps equei 10 tho orsiHa .aa.,
Clocks regulated by II ers, workman nl2S ls;3
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consider the portrait Of me, by iIr j. ". DODGE ms M
admirable one, unG eNceel by 0cr likeness Of et
tlre The Engraving from IT, before me, BY
u = sl executed with perfect fidelity aud with great
elegance II. CLAY.
Washington Cjiu. .5pri3 -. l3l;
The above steel Plate Ergpripg, eo fine lhographc
cop ai The picture. 0d whose gnd FETAL the Pub
ishine ptc.. l1S Nn-snuJ,Ieet.
~ u Copies ready trimmed IN vsGl styles. at the loves;
Together with all the cheap ard popular Publication, Of the
lay. rr-j 3nh,.
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humanity. Dtl ui net Vi
Justice owu,d, the pIopcofS OF this mos. yGlq9t1 remedy
Aca's, very uu'' p.a, u II Ia is,f E =,
Mess., l. j. Dapon,. DE Ne Mou.s CO. Wilmington Del!
KEEP CURRENT or TUX BLoon HEALTHY ASp FIRE;
lft.e ,yen.. to be preserved e from disease tie blood
ae scp; healthy tos'oc F.d Extract Yi Sais2p3-
strength uud purity brought ont !" all culai-ou> diseases.
aud >cviuus complaints or eunoc attack tn.
article give. ard healthy acton 10 the blood and
dawes from the ys'cm every r;cm Of disease ffce ~ cts
pe. bottle or - per do1en At q Coutandt street.
az Gg S y5n3 s as "a GSe fsd y , ESa
se'mn may tie had al :! Couti.and ..feti
BY; Every !.aly AID Gentemnns Toilet Should sye thu
Ea. d; Columbia the avons aztec Tor preserving 1nd de
and deicacy Of feeling unknown before 1t never a' TO pre-
E Te ns are sn d % Al 49, co a S, s 'a'
MARY. ogkrS or sCoTs--Who of our f.iI readers
Mary Queen ut scots Her word.cus beauty hrs been
;e e., rs aInia win s rs hoieGod wGia Size
VIZ, pc,.esed Of statue bo:e;int rp"i the majestic: y.t
she would nave embodied all most Gdeut IN
psi"h ~ sa:et The raseetc ash II yoata enta,eei
transparent farmers 81 her ska reydr~ed m"rs "
sl01 as srere sa,roVad,d Indeed Ufuse tbht tie
Lovely lady WAS The i".iuna'c p~e~o OF some charm ty
,or, that lie h o the chemist hrd been called INTO rcgui
stoD Y, r, 's row G in, ai Tia, c6 wa The nce
the surprising quai at Do Felix Gcumnd' itian .l'ooat
I'd sal, has become 50 toll, Known SNOW iiaIs To ijr
[. no; II, all to me-, hundred iades
~ Stroll .h cou.exions equally tar aud cucnuHnr.
er vs worthy .he OF tie ouoadont as that
OF .fadr1 Of NspiiEd- >
Dr. Goufaud 81 Walker street. ,sofe fRo,i B'oad* 20
cake. J'i' -e'''
no GouRAra's PornRr SGsTIls. for esdearins super
f1Uus hair cnhe, up is. mole. loss o'en-ad' ="
10. :aorc SnrInr enf D Always e-lei before buy
ils PIuOi ,,nsitl.e Eii no insnAe - =" Naik - III
store FROM EmFdway. 81 per bolie directions FRENCH
Ens:,h and Spanish.
BL.sc DIX PrRLx-A deics,e nnocen, French prepare,
oI. put ~ IN small jar, al % Naikefsi Isl store stId
Bfoat"ey. +'ecd
Ky ETZ BRov WsIeXER DEE al d :" aIscf - ~
store En- ~ Bfosd~y p cents nnd 81 eeut' oV't'-
2.eod
q Dney's Magical isla Extractor 81 Waller street, h'
tto,e from Br'sdwaY. rSu
MKrALLIc TABLEr-1hi. The mot perfect ar'ice io' the
purpose designed exc, invented having he wonderful power
OF producing the keenc, und soothe possible edge to RI
2Cf. n en. ptt % the that IS 'ec.ret o. hone; ~
tessue time doing away with he unpleasant use CT ' ani
water
1tte OF all ordinary stroo. and as .imp,e IN i
use with Of them tie al hand 10 Keep
Razor perec; order.
The nt cutters Of Enznud and France have them m con
slant use. and recommend them
The celebrated Nj Nk cutter the Royal Navy ai:ef
using i've years certificate Of lis superiority 70 The
inventor where now wi many Others from the mos: set
enhc gentlemen ci tins county, which DO ut tbs
fore of Saunders inventor and manufacturer l6S Broad
way, New York. iyTs,
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nJ-To TrnveIars.-To gentlemen wHo des.s u use.l
and the highly interesting book companion
Their Travels we recommend Appleton i Co.'S edition Of u
sraes Curi.si:ies of Literature. 1t perhaps taken alto
ge,her The most book written. 2wDssWSCu
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Passengers Arriv

IN tte esir I5sfDb Br4sn from SdzEa "a GrGndc-.
MUln. hlr Lui!.er. tir G!aaGeG
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{ETAETEDA steady intelligent Boy f-on i 70 is y.ar
w Of who resides with his paens ~ d. light wS m
Commission Stoe. Apply I'll 81 Sisden-iane, I'd teorI II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-17

.-,bbA BISCUIT AND SUGAR. CRACKERS 'rhe suO-
- scuher WISHES 10 mike known O. the public bot of
the biscuit md crcEer~ which sold tn. city By the above
MINES nre entirely d'ssn, from the soma scUIT AMI ST.,
GAR CHACxE2s made rt his Bakery wch nave used
~ igyds particularly those suffer from Indigestion
of ir"fr lian twenty ses with the best results whc o
nIt;Dn, winch can be mne less pnce, though perhaps
COED Tor ~ health. wholly uni, fr the SICK. TIE
above Biscrir aud CRACKERS 81 RUrrgR BISCUIT. WSE
RtsCrrr, EVI-THR CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS, Flor
uni Navy BREAD, Il Of u" r. quHltv constantly for
ale the wolf known establishment, 1G5 Washing street
corner Of WaireG.slrcGt. tPiiRAiM TREADWELL.
iyllstI tms
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HENRY CLAY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i"f hodges CELEBRATED
w FULL. LENGTH LIKENESS OF HENRY CLAY.
line most i6crGl d,crnrt Hde Ia the Trade Agents.
Tor Cash 0atv Iis -perid Engraving having since IFS
oublcncn iean submitted o the rd criticism "f the
universally ackcowic scd u he the Oniy perfect
md satisfactory portrait If M Cluy published which
r,bils-s II the : STANDARD LIKENESS of iustrois
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STUATiOS WANTED-Ry 5Dy about Is Years oil,
> VINO writes good hand md make himself gen
orally useful Reference 10 lsarc Newton EG u Markets.
10 IL i :. Rayno 70 Bowery wh-re he can % seem
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
Foreign Ports. .

3P;S; Ss. q; Ss;
s1SSs fFSS 1s$ S$;if
s S t2ssss cSa
R'f f6ads sisG; iy ssS
ss
ass
kfgass ca ssi fas% as'iGS
s2g9tIhamp,en; Ann Cro;sman plymouth; Maria Cogs
s,S S sy,ls $.,,%
DOM % sh sarah MARIA Bryan ssa Ann Ha Habe snd
SissS pSS%;
ock; Waermillock, Corner and Auxian, Wright London
Lake Ports.
psiTG,i Tpe Htafiss raf xse
S hIIi@ Es1 asivSsi hhs
Sf
g cyS. bsis Eu;
PPoaI sMoyIms sepi 2sCla cocIsco, Porter. Mobile
:%js!.
Sa; Asi sBI ss 1Ss HbSs%
ssSas s ss 'ss%F hbs bsVy lSss
ypoH Mozart, hey mol Alexandra, Baltimore Brown, Bal
S wSSss, dSffSI f5s Is aSl SEG
Milton.
ss % s s Ss..o ?sGs s ss a@d
and aft schr unknown.
Sept i4Arr Waldo Staples NYork for Ban.
gor-ths morning. miles w Of Cuyhunk fell in with a sail
s: sss "fH FL one Il % port 3 % & % .ss1 s ayd
some others bound F.
sd Sfw ."s,sS s %
Hunt, NYork
PRovpEscr. Sept 27-Arr Jas L Long Hawkins New York
Sid Ariel Oaks; Moses Eddy Byen and Juno Hudson do;
Portsmouth, Allen do via Warren.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

This very rapid increase in expectation shows the rard
increase in the production Of this staple in the valley OF
the Mississippi II is hardly possible for the consumption
throughout the world to up the production and
therefore believe that prices must continue to find
very reduced level pa ticularly they, in very
great measure, d,pend upon demand and supply.
Complaints have recently been made from dealers in
this staple the other sde that the Missouri tobacco
generally turned alter the sweat. and their
ders have particularly prohibited the purchase ohe sta
pie grown in that State This will operate to the injury
Of the planting interest Of Missouri unless the evil is i'm.
mediatsly remedied The crop WILL without doubt,
be average one as to quantity. Accounts from
sections of the growing districts have been rather
vorabe while from Others they state that the crop look
ed we'll Should the weather through the prove
propious the quantity secured in merchantablc order
will be much larger than otherwise, and that alone
depends the extent Of the yield The cultivation Of this
plant must become less profitable from year to year, until
eventually land devoted to II will be employed In
other way, and the production reduced more to o
level with the consumption.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

Correspondence OF the Herald !


PHILADELPHIA, August %, ls44.
There s nothing OF interest to write to day, except
that we are in the midst Of storm, which
menced yesterday morning. Much damage has been
done throughout the city and county by the violence of
the wind and rain. Barns, trees awnings &C. have su
fered to great extent The ship Harriet Thompson and
other vessels have sustained injury The weather wil
no doubt break away in time for the Wings Tuesday
to kick up DUST" If nothing else Great preparations
have been made by the friends Of the Farmer OF Ash
land and should be very sorry them disappointed
There was general rush this afternoon about half
past three for the Herald at Tiebers The place was
crowded and George kept as busy as bee. One man
was unfortunate enough lose his umbrella in the crowd
some kind soul carrying it off presume, by stake
purposey done. The Herald never was in greater de-
mand in Philadelphia.
An alarm ot fire occurred between one and two o'clock
this afternoon which had other origin than that OF
chimney smoking at the OF Front street and Nor
ris' Alley. The Hberna Engine Company had placed
about two OF hose plug Tor other purpose
believe, than to raise with that useful active and
independent company, the Hope Hose The Hbernia has
accepted the patry ordinance passed by the Counci
which they dare enforce and the Hope has had the
honest independence reject it, The stand taken by
incte riot, particularly the language Of named
Il, ,pincott However the hole sfair ended in smoke
In theatrical matters, there ID absolutely nothing
Putnam" at both houses, 10 all the rage The Ehiop
an serenaders closed last night at the Masonic Hail.
The Churches this morning miserably attended.
Warm fires, overcoats cloaks and Onderdonkers
brandy and water are in great demand
The New York herald., 1844-09-30


The stock market during the past week has been with
out any very material alteration from those previously
noticed. We annot look for any improvement, or in
fact any change Of consequence either way until the
minds OF capitalists and operators are Withdrawn from
the political questions 10 thoroughly sgated at this mo-
ment The moment the public mind has again become
settled, we may look for movements leading to great
speculations II will not matter so much which party
comes out Of the contest victorious long the ques
ton is settled and all parties to quiet times
principal operations in the stock market are pre-
to one or two fances mostly cash
Spectators will be content with very limited business
at present. and few fancy stocks must monopoze the
operations for the next sxty days. Capital unusually
abundant in Wall street, and 1t 10 with the utmost diff
Guilty that employment be found for all offering
We onnex our usual comparative table for the week,
showing the changes in quotations from day day. and
the prices the close Of the week compared with those
ruling at the close Of the week previous =
Ouo Srn
The New York herald., 1844-09-30


ever be his sudyo merit continuance Of such envabe dis
tncton,
Ever since have business has been good ortu
70 acquire and retain large portion of the public
for which feel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig Maker
Laird stands unvalled in the manufacture Of Ornamental Hair
for which his has long been celebrated He
ample for carrying his inventions and improvements
effect, in short nothing that produce expense
lie invites early inspection Of his splendid stock Of Wigs
Ioupees and Ornamental Hair countless and exdu
site Workmanship erfumery from celebrated English and Con-
nenal manufactures IN addition TO several esteemed
ons invented and sold by Laird The Hair Cutting and
deed the business each department conducted by the prince
pal himself, such such sustain
the nreeminent character this establishment enjoys
Prices 10 suit the times.
sl0 msm % Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

HAY-Common qualities sell as wanted at 80 80 cents
Prime for export at 40 cents.
WHsKEY-Drudge casks sci at "a cents Western and
prison barrels are held at 24t 25 cents.
PRovisoNs-Ohio Pork is somewhat lower, and the de.
mand very limited Prime Ohio is held at 81 50 7
Gas mess do, SO 6t l23 Beef continues very Inactive
and prices without alteration; prime country sells So
2t cents mess do at $5a SIS 25 cents Ohio Lard is
rather du bbls sell at 81 &c; kegs at 81 &c There
is very fair demand for butter. Orange county we
quote at s loci western dairy at 81 Ilc Cheese is
held at Al a SC.
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald /

WAsHIseros, Sept Is. Isa4-A o'clock AM.
The President returned last evening at O'clock from
the Springs and had interview about one hour with
Mr. Calhoun who positively leaves this morning for
South Carolina
The appointment Of OF Liverpool has been made
give you this information to other applicants the
uoube and expense Of visiting Washington ap
pontment The appointment will be very popular
the gentleman Is native and resident OF Virginia. and
very intimate friend Of the President.
MIR. Calhoun has appointed Mr. Crawley his Acting
Secretary during his absence which will be
weeks ne WILL his return bring his family with him,
and has taken his apartments at Coleman,s.
Truly yours, T6
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
PRINCES AND GTMPS-

a BRAHAM KAsTOR, Importer, 3o3 Broadway, has Just
"A eived by the Hav packets Louis Philippe 81 Ncho.
las Duchess DOeans and Sally fine aud large assortment
Of the latest and beautiful styles Royal silk bullion Frnges
Thread Laces Buttons Cord and Tasses waist and
oit trimmings for dresses with Bougles and PLAIN all colos
Lace Wells. Thread Points, Thread Laces Collars and us
Silk Blond Trimming Laces rich velvet and silk embroidered
Bags Purses jet and gold Combs Hair Pins Necklaces gilt,
syed aud Beads Clasps for Bags and Purses Velvet
Ribbons, Kid Gloves, and style Of Smyrna ace and
other articles descrbeall of which he
oilers al reasonable prices at wholesale and retail 25 2w
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

Total. 1870 9,50735 9i,454 1878
These returns show falling of in the expectation for
ls43 in the quantity and value The value Of this staple
according to the above table, for 1912 and s43 very
uniform In 1884, hhds valued at
and in lS43 454 hhds-about onehal the quantity
portedn 1912 valued at $465os9 about one-half
the value Of the exports in ls42we therefore, see about
the same decline in value as in quantity.
PRopUcTIoN TOBACCO IN THE u. STATES, EXPORTED,
PRICE New ORLEANS.
l840 l8i2 1874.
Productions pounds 3l9 1851 89l l85, o5a
Priee, ID quality, NJ o.. ssa7c iaaNc saac
& Since the production has fallen of, the price has be-
come much reduced This partly be attributed to
the decline in the demand for export and partly to the in
ferior quality of that grown in many portions of the
country The state given of the amount produced
in ls42 and ls43 taken from the reports Of the commits
sioners Of patents but think there must be mis-
take in ths quantity put down. The western country
produces nearly much the consumption Of Eu-
rope demands and the cultivation Of the leaf is rapidly
extending the whole Of that section of the Union
Western Tobacco is rapidly taking the place Of the vir
gnia and must supply its place entirely in foreign
markets The exports from New Orleans for several
years past confirm this statement -
EXPORTS OF ToBAcco NEW ORLEANS FOR TEN
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
eoRr or NEW YORK, September 80


Sbr Anson Barkman 10 days from Charleston with
Brig Palas, Haven days from Turks Island salt to
Nesmith Walsh.
Schr Courier Thorp, days from Richmond with mdse,
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
j LAIRD.
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER,
92 CHATHAM STREET,

IN announcing to his
numerous friends and pa
irons his removal from
BIG Pearl street to the store
92 Chatham street, begs
leave 70 return his hear
rtfelt acknowledgements
10 those friends and the
public generally, who
have hitherto honored
him with their support,
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

The exports from New Orleans to domestic ports
not large they ten years ago. In 1885, 9s3
hhds were exported from New Orleans coastwse and in
1884, only Is O9s hhds exported in similar
EXPORTS OF TopAcco FROM New ORLEANS FoREIcN
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

Park THEATRE.

Madame Otto and Mr. Jones for limited number Of nights
Oeratrst appearance Of Mr.. w. H. Crisp, tho
late Com. dian Of he Dublin Theatr~.
- THIS EVENING, Sept. 30, he Opera Of TIE
ENCHANTED HORSE OR THE EASTERN LOVERS.
With Scenery Costnme Machinery and Decorations.
-, . The Music composed BY Mr.. Jones.
The Prince Azim 49,. ...... =. Mr. Jones.
The Princess Zoye,... -. Madame Otto.
To con lude With the farce OF
RAISING THE WIND.
Boxes is Ter rs cens-sscond and Third Tier 30 rasP;, "a
cents-lialery Is cents
The New York herald., 1844-09-30

In Norwich and Worcester and in Farmers Loan there
has been an Improvement while nearly all Others inclu
ding thebest State SOCKS have either remained steady at
first prices or show very slight Decline The bears in
the market have things nearly all their way as there
are very few disposed to act bulls in the face Of the
existing prospects
The receipts Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail Road
Company for several weeks past have increased very
rapidly compared with each other but compared with
the corresponding weeks last year. the increase has been
very large per cent.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL ROAD.
Passengers freight, &C., week ending Sept
Passengers, freight, &c. week ending Sept
%lstS. 16, 500 81
Amount OF Coal transported during
tue WceA. ....... 1885 10
Previously this year. ......... .2s2,76s 10
-295 ,4o5 IL
Amount of Coal transported last year to Sept
Increase this year. ......... TONS 1855 sI4 ls
We annex table showing the quantity and value of
Tobacco exported from the United States distinguishing
each country to which II is exported =
The New York herald., 1844-09-30
AUCTION SALES.
.. TUTTLE, AucrioNrEm.

A. e. TUTTLE, AucTioNFgR
HARDWARE.-PACkAGE SALE Cutlery, Guns Look.
II Glass Plates aud Plate Glass JACOB P.TTfs Figh
een,h Fall Trade Hardware Sale will take place This Day a.
10 O'clock the Auction Room. No 20 Pa corner Of Gold
consisting Of 300 packages aud lots Birmingham
aud Sheffield Hardware, Cutlery French, German nd
Goods: embracing general heavy shelf
Hard aud worthy the attention OF the city we'll
try dealers.
Also large assortment Of Table and Dessert Knives and
Forks Cavers Steels, Pen and Pocket Knives Razor Scs
sors, Shears &c.
Also half past ocockl0 English Guns
some very fine.
Also, James K Foxs Wosd Screws
Also German Staple and Fancy Goods comprising good
assortment of articles in the line
Also with which the sale will commence, Counting
House Mahogany Desk large Mahogany Case with double
doors, brass monidings, &c.
Also so dozen and handle Shoyes &C.
Also Looking Glass Plates and Plate Glass al IL o'clock for
account OF whom for cash; SO boxes Looking
Glass Plates assorted mostly large sizes ~ b. They may be
examined at the warehouse Of D. Wende Esq. No II Gold
street, this morning, from 10 TO ~ o'clock
Also ~ o'clock. 10 German Toys, by the package
suitable Tor country and retail dealers. $50 it~je