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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21

WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY Low.
THE SUB-CRlBER is constantly rceiving al idescrp.
~ si4ns Of Gold aud Silver Watches of aesst styles
from the manufacturers England France and 5witze
ne 10 enabled to offer larger assortment and much has
prices at retail than other house the city Gold Wacs
low 800 to So Watches jswery txchan
bought. an Watches warranted keep good time.
money returned
Watc Clocks, and Jewclry repaired best msnrer
kd.waaned, lower than other place IL the city
- Il. C.eALLEN,
importer OF Watchssand Je,gery, wholesale and retail.
m e. ksti .fr~e .tats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21

Olsk.AsED. WEAK ANv INkLANFp EYI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21

LEECHES! LEECHES!! LEECHES =!
% O0O SWEDISH LEECHES, of superior quality.
CO1OOO Just rece we'd, Sir Isaac Newton from Ha
burg, for sale Mt the lowest market price, by. -
q a. X. III. WHITE,
je2 lm"ec 80 Joha street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21

PULPIT AND FORENSIC ELOQUENCE.
MR.. GEORGE TANDENHOFF
DESPECTFULLf announce to Members and Studcp,s OF
~ tho Clerical and Legal Professions agd 90 the Principals of
Universities and Colleges OF New York and the nsshborhood,
tnat he has opened roorns
A SCHOOL OF ORATORY,
Ter gentlemen deroas OF Affirming under his rstructons
flashed ST. of Eocurion aud appropriate Actionso
sary 70 the formation of perfect publ orator.
Quod ad pettinct et maluro eiL-IfOr
Mr. v receives no apl under fourteen years Of ayes but
attends Universities Colleges preparing the StuGelts Tor
public exhibitions English, Latin and Greek declaatic
Cards of Mr. - Terms 1t ~ Greenwich street, wheri
boob for The gcrtemonf names.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21

JAYNE'S CAKMINAIIVE BALSAM.
WHAT CAN Be MORE TRYING TO The FEEL
W iNGS OF A MOTHER than to behold her ini.t
wEihng III the Of cnolic under that
terrible Of infancy, Cholera nfaI Com
plant And radca effected
eerla.ty by admnisteriny that ine,unsbe psep,faon
Jay hss Carnastivs balsaa No house should
this indispensable family medicine, which adapted all
complaints of the stomach, bowels, liver system
ina the south place
Destic icne Prepared and 20 South Third
Jtreet, Philadelphia. For sse by
A. Is. b ID. SANDS, Druggists 70 Fulton st.,
mas msrc z73 Broadway, and " Fast broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21

WILtMFH * SMITH 1kc thtY opportunity Of
Mprchaot Brskes mp0 add Others rcsient every
If the Union that their Liverpool house peculiarly
I'd pied tor n- Instin and repac Of
ces &C. raising thrt ugh Liver oul for Boston, New
YORK and all the other Uaited Safe, and Capaes,
AND PERSONAL ATTENTION rRrScIrALs, all occo-
WILMER SMITH have wade Arrangement, withMc. srs.
DAMS CO, by whico all goods passing through their
LlVepool house Tor by the ships u
yts WI haze the inhaete and punctua attenton heir
said Ageats MessIs Adams Co.. Bostoi and New York,
and wit thereby to ee delay and hish charses
They dseo here u
usxio ~ Tucke II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21
MRS. CARROLI

INDICATED vAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS
545 broadway, two doors above the Hos pltal.
MRS CnKSbLI respectfully annount to her iatrons,
IVA the Medical tncuy and the pnnic removed
from Coprtand street, and established Moderated Vapor
and Sulphur Baths commodous srui-
ion No. s5 Broadway wheie by her continued s,sduy
and strict attention. she th which
east rment has received tor the last eighteen Yeas
N B.Suphuf Beths require n0urs notice Portable
Baths sent TO any part Of the city vicinity Bathing
| Tubs Tor hire m2a lprc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-21
S 81 q III OF HS9UsEKEEPEK WANTED

ShBitni Anu Wko can Eiye TIE most BILE
refer oces u character ean capacity, situation Of House
keeps 10 supcnntend Boarding ou.s n he French 10
Appl on BY letters addressed to Maaane b. and e AZ
thus 1hice will be attsnded 10. ma ,f,c "
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

eycs- business "A manly. aud Jet very agreeable
rudeness-sueh as distinguishes John Bull when he
is .besid, his coal fire, and dreams that "Bri-
annia rules" the wave aud is mistress oi ue Antarc-
tic circle.
The reverse Of all this is To be found !" the com
manders of the French packets. Thy partake Of
the polished Of the nation they visit and IN
all the essentials Of true poleness, remind one Of
the better lights Of the refined circles OF fari-
sian society This remark in lis substance aud SEN
tmept, may well be applied to the commander oil The
Iowa-Capain Jacob Lines.
Among the Liverpool packets there are many Of
the largest class of ships, finished and furnished IN
princeiy manner, commanded by Neptunes noble
men, and intend to glance at them when have lei
sure aud write out full descriptions.
Washngtons birth day was celebrated in this city
Yesterday with much zeal and spirit The day was
beautiful, indeed, and the night was glorious
Yours, sc, H.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26
Twenty-Eighth Congress.
FIRST SESSION
SENATE.

MoSDir, February 26, 1914.
After the presentation Of petitions numerous sub.
jects,
Mr.. BAYARD reported with amendments the bill
for the establishment Of naval depot at Memphis,
Tennessee.
The following bill was ordered 10 be epgrossed
The bill authorizing the tran(er Of stock owned by
Government in the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal, TO
the State Of Maryland
The bill authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury
to compromise with the suretics Of General Swar-
won't
The bill regulating the seizure Of small packages
Of goods illegally imported into the United States.
The bill providing that whenever a vacancy shall
occur on the bench Of the Circuit Court Of this Dis
trot the Judge appointed shall be required TO reside
in Alexandra.
Afer the disposal OF several other matters. the
Oregon resolution of Mr.. Semple was again taken
up
Mr.. DAYTON having the floor, resumed and con-
cuded his remarks from last week
And the Senate adjourned.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26
From The Globe Of Safurdau.

But the misrepresentation in regard TO Mr.. Van
Buren's the right Of suffrage is still more
impudent. MIR. Van Buren, was the advocate Of free
suffrage IN the fullest extent, in II convention of
New York, except negroes. The federal party
the same party which sustans Mr.. Clay in
that Statewas opposed to it, and tried to introduce
property qualification. This was voted down by
Mr.. Van Buren, and his friends and then the federal
party endeayored to make suffrage unrestricted TO the
free blacks This MI. Van Buren, and his friends
opposed, and applied the freehold qualification to the
blacks which federalism attempted 10 impose on the
whites. The effect Of this distinction almost
entirely TO exclude black voters while il made suf
frage free To white The fact, them is that tsd
erainn opposed free ,rhis suffrage, and M Tm Buren,
secured IT, Federalism opposed restrictions negro SUI
Gaye, and Mr. Van Buren, imposed them.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MoSDar, Feb. 10, lsAl.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. TNsLrr
The CLrRs then read the Journal Of Saturday
after which
The SPEAKER announced the first business in
order TO be the call Of the States for
RESOLUTIONS
MIR. DROMGOOLE asked the unanimous consent
OF the House TO allow the Speaker to present sever,
Executive Communications, which was agreed TO-
The SPEAKER then presented communication
from The President in relation to tho act of Conor,.
authorizing certain transfers Of appropriations also
one calling the attention OF Congress to the necessity
Of building several steamships, constructed similarly
to the Princeton, but Of charger class; which was
referred TO The Committee on Naval Affairs. and
printed.
Also one in relation to the Louisville and Portland
Canal Company, which was ordered TO be referred 10
The Committee on Commerce and printed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
JUSTICE TO MIR. VAN buren,.

The following statement is SO different to
what is generally believed in the North, Sc
subversive of the tales put in circulation by
the enemies Of Mr.. Van Buren,, that in justice
to that indy idual, and that it may have eircu-
lation in the East and the North, we copy il in
the Madisonian
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

We have received from Mr.. VIM. +. Bayly,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llh and 18th
streets, the American edition OF Blscku God S
Edinburgh Magazine for February 1874
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

evil the Madisonian permit US to ask whether
the New York correspondent Of that paper is not a
partisan Of Mr.. Clay pensioned on the New York
custom-house' Whether his purpose is not, under a
pretence of friendship for President Tyler, TO pro-
mote Mr. Clay's election by misrepresen,ing the 4th
of July Convention Will The MadisoDian unite
with those who advocate that Convention, and advc
the friends Of the Administration 10 unite in its or
ganzatioD, with view to an active, earnest, cfi-
cient support Of the candidate nominated thereby"
RspuLHe.
The Republic is Of course permitted TO ask
what questions. it rleascs. even if they be not
pertinent or jusliiiabe. Whether we will an
swer them or not, must be for us to determine.
Our corresl ondent is no politician; what he oc-
casonal!y says in reference to political move
menls, would be admitted into any neutral pa
per. He voted, however, for Jackson, aud for
Van Buren,, and will never vote for Mr.. Clay
If he be pensloned on the custom house, we
do not know it.
He may have son in Office.
Our views in relation to the 4th of July Con-
ventiop, after some meditation on the subject,
were given last week.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

Our attention has been called TO several let
tiers from This city, which have appeared in the
Northern papers, purporting TO give the votes OF
members of The Cabinet upon certain nomina-
tons 10 the Senate. We had supposed The idea
that such matters could possibly be correctly
stated by letter writers here, was SO absurd,
that we have not deemed il necessary TO notice
them. But we are informed that they are really
credited by some! We, therefore, take occa-
sion to say that all such accounts and state
mcnls are as incorrect as they are prepos,ei Gus.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

Also o0e Ia ans~er " call ot the liouso IN rci@
ton TO the Western wuiefs, which was laid upon inc
table aud ordered to be printed
Mr. DEAN moved ha, the resolutions u the Le'
ssature of Ohio Oh relrenchaen 0e referred 10 the
Committee on RrlreDchnseut.
MIR. BIDLACk made some remarks IA relation 10
a resolution he presented some time ago. Ia relation
10 changing the time Of the meeting ot the House,
and asked Il il could not now be called uPf
The SPEAKER said 1t could not, because the mo
ton was not in order.
MIR. BlDLACk said he had offered resolution
some time ago. calling for information In relation 10
the expedency Of using anthracite coal for generating
steam and he now moved the suspension Of the rules
TO take II up.
Mr. ADAMS moved TO amend the motion, by sus-
pending the rules only to take up the resolutions
which have here tolore been laid over, which was de-
cidcd in the negative.
So the rules were not suspended.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

Mr.. DUNLAP offered a resolution Of inquiry
which appropriately referred.
Mr. HERRICK offered resolution of inquiry
which was agreed TO.
Mr. HANLIN offered q resolution allowing the
use Of The Hall 10 the Congressional Temperance
Society, which was egreed 10.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26

A'srsslV BUILDINGS, Philadelphia, Feb. % 1914
Inc convention was, on motion Of Mr.. J. n s,.,l
OF Danph,n country, organized by calling Col ia
var. na a to preside over lbs deIbe
,s,s'eo ny MAYOR Samuel H. Puterbaukh. of I.ny.rn.
John w Grow, Of Mongomerv EIwsrJ shn.''
OF Cumberland and Charles Kelly, of DeIa.ar.
counties, - Vice Presidents; and John 81 e., .
Dsaphin, Robert Jones, of Montgomery, JotD o.
wssvsr, o. Cumberland and AlpReus ii. Jeaor'l.
Ths President having announced ,b,, 49,.
tios wss duly organized Col. w. J. n tns oonveo,
E's comfy ws' invited to read Warrington Far.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

Ers Haa & ss 6 from q Rio Gor s, lat 80 81 80
Daaha@ aii b%on s&
fisass s@S i's . Mobile OBJ s'' Tspsi
aisa n On the sl lat 81 ST. lon n 49, IN gale from EsE lost
'IfsSs si
ser aGI w W & to be taken ?awas leave the
return her sincere thanks Capt freeman for his kindness
ship H. Allen Wilson, II days from Charleston with bs
cotton % tes rice TO g. sutton-and Others Has encountered
us nsSSs ss ch9s days from Rio S
ms R'ss a,sf S.s.w. s% Lssho Aug 10
oT%ssa Brig sa,s ss. % Isss % Ss csc viii s 3D.
a..saa; al5 s% S.a.sa ss II s ?
man a. X aud The captain was then sick 27th Of Cape Hate
S:"i @ ssss ,''s stove
f 16as 6o.s z ssS: asS 10 e''
Hss % s @ fSa fSas Ps sB 5 @ h
Bs Lssh Abbott @ nssGs Z sm 5 e DAY
I;sses Ge % L s Frances s' xnn for Bal
Blown from NJ Mobile o'f va ssyy West saays with
days sss % oI Sc as sA s Fl f wkfs ia.
% s aS $ss YSss en-.
as1f c.S S s ss.s %
ashore AVs sSenn s hoaI
ad nd &e so % on she owing TO
% saGa H. Aldsbaron Prior Of Boston this dg
ARIEL sniivan Of Portland sid 9th for Amsterdam Spoke,
IN m 80 M lon % 30 brig Croton Souar hence for Mobile.
schr ,eylon Crooker, 20 DIS m Port Prince with tons
loswood 20 bbls ginger and 81 10 Rossiere 2lst lat
81 lon %. spoke brig tmeline, I'm Havana for NYork
schr Patpxent Clarke from Matanzas Sept with molas
ses 70 Read Hoppock. Sid in with Tahmaroo Sinclair
for Falmouth, Eng, and market Left in port Robert Mills
Harding wtg freight; Uncle SAM Baker fin Boston, disg Gu
Maria Just arr I'm Boston.
Scr Belle Sloane days from Elizabeth City NC with
naval stores, to William 4 Northam.
Schr Oriental Hubbard, days from Philadelphia with coal
to
Schr Mary Deborah from Philadelphia
Schr Texas, from Philadelphia
Schr Eliza Williams from Philadelphia.
Schr Emily Knight, from Thomaston.
Sloop Juno from Providence
Below.
One ship one brig, unknown.
10 Shrs Cambridge Mediator, and st Nicolas outward
bound, still remain at anchor at the SW Spit.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence OF the Herald ]

Correspondence oil the Herald
WAsHIsGToN, Oct !, ls44
The President has appointed Judge w. White Of
Connecticut consul to Liverpool and not emns citi
Of the State OF Virginia, your correspondent ~
s" in Mondays Herald, asserts.
He has also appointed vespasian Ellis OF Missouri,
Charge to the Republic OF Venezuela.
1t is thought Floyed Wsggamsn will get the second
pursership at present untitled Young Msggaman is the
Presidents nephew-was naval store kes per Porto
Praya until Congress passed law making IL necessary
officer Of The Navy 10 I'LL these stations and is at
this time Inspector OF Customs at Baltimore
The President has great many poor relations who
looking him for Office and it only natural and right
that he should supply them with places. while he has the
power Of doing il No blame him for IT, there
will be enough t for all his ether friends who deserve
appointments Neither wigs iocos have great deal
to complain OF him on the of prescription.
There called Cabinet meeting to-day, oocasionsd
by the arrival Of dispatches from the souhwhst they
are have not learned
The British Minister and SfaDsh Atache appear to be
on terms OF rather close intimacy Frequent and very
private meetings have been held lately between them st
fashionable hotel in this place What be in the wnd7
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Passengers sailed.

Lospoy-Ship MediatorMr Clark and LADY, Boston; Miss
Dyoit and servant, Mr. Enger, Germany.
LiyERpooL-Ship Cambrdge-J McCabe Dublin; Nlilroy,
cotlsnd Mrs Wright, Yorkshire Eng MIR Greenhough Ed.
burgh; Stewart, Esq, williamson Miss williamson,
York; SAUNDERS 6ah Rifles, A, Canada; Miss Saunders,
New York.
L,yrRrooL-Seamship Britannia, from Boston-P Arkley
bearer q despatches BIyde9 w Barnard; Woods
Ghastle v Il Il smith I Richardson, Il Finley, sehefer,
Of New York; Thomas and II Farham, Of Philadelphia;
Woods'lle. q Baltimoe; Clifford itichmond va,
restall Of New Orleans; Miss Ogden; Sir simpson, og
den and Hopkins Of Lachnc, Canada; II Guner Ontram
Harrison and Mrs Bell Of Lycrpoo Lowering, Of Paris;
lin; + Raumer and II Rauner, of Prussia.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
SHIP NEWS.
CSrrrHpOndence or the Herald.

PHIiApELPHiA, Oct 2-P. M.
Arr Eunice Rose Gaines Hartford. Below Georgiana I'm
Liverpool Queen Victoria Por, san Anna Reynolds. Bos
New Yok Eliza Sawyer Pilot Poland and Eugene skinner
gor; VIM Hart Candy Fall Rser Harriet Louisa Simonon
Poughkeepsie; Elizabeth Beaston, NYoIk.
Home Ports.
PHLApELrHA, Oct 2-Ar Pearl Harding Boston; Vulcan
Smith New York; Union Colby Bangor Splendid, Saunders
Hartford; Sultana, Norton NYork
BsIlMoet Oct l-Ar Elise, lB,eml Koch Bremen; Kate
lBf Mearns st Johns NF; Sarah Elizabeth Creighton
Cayes Heraln Pratt Portland; Zone Crowell Bosoe Henry
Providence; Roe, York Below Scotia, Le,se Liverpool
Cid II a Schroeder, Stafford, Apallchicoia
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS. Auctioneer.
Gf.... an d.. .fxa.f

THuhspAY. Oct .. at 70 o'clock e Barclay street,
gran carpets mahogany and fancy Chai Sofa extension
dining Table card and Tables, marble aud
Tables Wardrobe brass Tenders cooking Stoves Oil Cloth
Chandeliers, Lamps Also, the Kitchen Utensils Terms cash
Sale without reserve.
,sATuRp ~, Oct 5th at 1861 William street, the entire
o22t*rc
EXTENsixE sti;E OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
~ fukNlII Rk-HENRY r.. WILLARD will sell, this
morning at 10Y o'clock n the store soi Broadway corner Du-
street. an extensive Of city made tuni
and second hand Including elegant So in all the
ashonabe styles Dsans three quarter and full French and
fancy CHAIRS, marble aud pier Tables. card dining
and breakfast d. Wardobs Bookcase marble top Dressing
Bureaus and enclosed Wassands plain do rocking and
Ing ChIs st Stands sdeboards, CARPETS, Bed. Bedding
Iron Safe Washing Jack Sc Sc The second hand goods from
gentleman leaving the city sale peremptory. % it-m
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.
Fl ARDWaA,RME W., RI AUCTION NoTICE.-B. MOONEY <
- Co VIII sell This Day 10 O'clock the Store No. 9
Maiden Lane, general assortment or Hardware &c. tzMll
Saws, Brass Candestcls Sand Paper Knives and Forks,
Pocket Cutlery, Guns Hooks and Hinges, Files, Hand and
Pannel Saws, &c.
Also, 10 casks Trace Chains.
Also, invoice Of German Hardware.
Also, Fancy Goods, Guitars &C., &c.
Catalogues are now ready. o3 lt.rc
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

On Wednesday morning 81 inst Mrs. MARY ANN
PEcK, aged so years, wife oil Lewis Peck.
Their reiations and friends as well as those of hei
sons in law VIM +. Sawn and John w. Ritch, are nvit
cd to attend the funeral Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from the house Of John w. Ri.ch 544 Greenwich street
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Married.

Married,
At st Peters Church, the oath ult. by the Rev.
Chas Constantine Pise MIR CoRRY CAvELL, OF this city
to Miss DOROTHY GALLAGHER of Charleston South
lima fe]- Charleston papers will please copy.
On Wednesday I'd inst by the Rev Mr.. Ferguson, Mr..
JOHN II. WIZ GARD to Miss LYDIA JONES all OF this city
N3- Pi.tsburg papers will please copy.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Second Board.
New Stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

AsHEs-Pots continue very dull at $4 ls3 Pearls
very steady at $4 37t 43 Exports from lst 30th
September Pots, ? 35l bbls; pearls 925 bbls.
BELswAx-Northern and southern prime yellow sells as
wanted at 295 30c.
BREApsrurrs-No change today. All kinds are sta
tionary. Not much doing.
The following is the statement of produce and tolls
ccived ut Albany from the OF canal navi-
cation To the close OF the month of Sentt mher
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the stea.nship..


We shall esteem favor IL Captains OF Vessels will Civ.
20 ROBERT SvEy, Captain Of News Boats, report
the shipping left at the por whence they sailed the vessels
spoken their list Of their cargo and any oreie
newspapers, they may have. He will board them i'm
nedaiely on ihe,f arrival Agents and Correspondents hom
or abroad, will also confer favor by sending this office all
the Marine Intelligence they can obtain. Nautical nfoma
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Passengers Arrived.

RIO JAvEIRo-Ship Courier-Mrs Riddel Mrs Burdel,
son and servant Miss Graham, Capt Rddel Hilde,autt
Joanna Stattz, Mr.. A Frois, Mr. Mortipecr.
SAyANNAH-Ship Newark-W Todd, Todd.
The New York herald., 1844-10-03

- THE BEST CHANCES EVER OFFERED TO
LodsinE House situated s il Centre street % e shs
ma.e first rate Eating House there Of he kind in
that of the city The Fixtures for sale-ths
chance again.
Also-A Grocery Liquor and Feed Store situated
crowded and central Of the This bargain.
AlsoA Porter House in Chatham street Fixtures for sale
This business stand. long and well established
Porter House in the lower part Of the city, where $4,000 has
Ao-lhe estsand New York for p,blic business,
the Sun office. large Store Elm suitable for any
business and several Houses Stores Rooms &c. in various
pats OF the city.
Also-l50o Of Land in Virginia, has Coal Mine it,
All persons wanting Farms Houses, Stores, Rooms &c.
wishing TO let or sell out, NAV apply TO
GILLESPIE, House Agent,
$50 Pearl street, Broadway.
front Room and Bedroom let Broadway cor Duane
Also the best Livery Stable the city; stock &c. for
sale Also for sale four Houses aud Lots for the low price of
S9o00 situated in Renwick $1,000 remain bond and
mortgage "A partner with 5000 cash wanted in profitable
business Toilet Porter and Lodging House. Jamsss Slip
Fixtures Beds, &c, for sale. o3 3t*rc
AvA FURNISHED HOUSEs-A Lady and Gentleman
nan without any children desrous until Of
LII MAY next gent,e furnished house. Any family who
be leaving the city for the winter months would find this
excellent opportunity have their hou.e occupied and the
furniture Kept in order The upper Of the city would be
preferred. Address box 1901 Lower Post Office. o 3.m
The New York herald., 1844-10-03
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Sept. 1.-THE rice per w. Allen. from
ChaTcton, sold at IL rials; so casks which from
New York; brought loa 100 casks. per LevaHt, from
your port, 10 l04 rs, according to quality. The
Henry Jenkins in this ing from port with
go casks which understand were engaged before
hand to rsail Dealers although do not know what
price The cargo OF the Hayne is not yet sold Molas
is at RS; lumber demand at SAT 80 per M;
exchange London l3 l3t; on New York and Boston
prem. There is large stock of rice hand, and
prices have a downward tendency, and there is
hopes Of any Improvement until the present stock
sumed There Is upwards OF 1000 sacks Of corn de
positesales Mt % and Potatoes abundant
last sales at So Cheese is abundant and the market
gutsd No sweet molasses to be had hardly-las sales
from Al to RS per keg.
Correspondence of the Herald
CURAcoA, sept 10 Corn meal, So rs 81; -four SIS so
s6 beef, mess, 500 30; prime, 81 so Sol pork,
dull fair stock on hand; corn, IS a 9Oc rer bushel