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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

49, 49, .nor lnin,iun Nole,kin Hat r bo-
- tias To- The extreme lUss pnrs 81 g % j.
rTe bye are an elesunt D:e ht. and VIII compare ne
-. ga.iy v1 hat sold S2 20 and g. A:0 consti'-.
manufacturing. Fur and SIX q" u'e es' 9uay' 'd'N
p CoGnuy deaen supplied By tho Io. fno '0s-
sf trnn any otDe. hoc.e IN tiiis CITY 90 ar
.oa On. Conner u Thompson e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

DR. j. w. CRANE. Dentist, has removed from No.
~ Pork place. No. II Leroy Place Beccke St. aa In
JeR. ELLIS removed 10 245 Enn Broadway. a2o l9t'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

JUST Elegant Hutfls t9f na, ~. .s'r ~
narly termed Beaveftai The I"w prce 9 e3 isupo =.
- ,hot rrp Of Pfu,.nn 5.Desin Mt g. IhS'e hhs org
.gus i3. durability uat lutte 10 ih,'e 'oc e' e. ~ -
t.e NJ 81 o. very neSt ,fc'. mn. ,, ,.e 1.,,,t.
ns In- RROUN Practical Halter. !sb IHnahe-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

CNrTIoS TO WHALYMFS.-The Governor OF the
Russian American colonies has issued circular
coutioing foreign vessels againstlnkng any whales
in any BAYS or gulis belonging 10 the Russian tenn
torv ION the Northwest coast of AmerIcn, from 81
de- 30 MN Ncrth latitude, 10 Bhernss StIsils,
rs also all Aleutian and kurilei's Islands
$3.50 ,hs nnrsus of all commerce. whaling and
f.b;nr' on ali Islands, pors and culs within tie
R s,o territories. is, by his Imperial Majesty, ex-
clusiye, granted 10 Russian subjects
--gY- The steamboat Albany on her way up the
r;yer Thursday night ran aioul Of sioop while
nas ing Tnppan Ray. The sloop sunk Immediately,
but no lives ere lost The oi the vessel hnd
no, hoised their lights and 10 blame Is therefore ut
trlbutube TO the officers o; tie Albany
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

i. {. ; h.ye RKNovEo.o No. - srosa~ay,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

I-DTICE-The partnership hersGire eT stag besee1 The
= subscribers under the t'm OF ELLIOT, III RA AP
eitiu|K th, tay c-.olve, by - avn limitation. All
,,,sin-,. Of the hate fl 3. .stei by GAINS - III 4
if and NA ilIAN RAi!iO h who WI continue me bu
ges. under the nrlH OF 81 RNAP ~ 81 r. " IS John
-.:,d piiNS 4. ti+p E;p
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

fST.-cn trd,y ev"nDg, suapseed ;.e American Nc
l. sum- lcfs- black morocco memorandum poeke uk.
ni7iauc eHnt ons! 10. p7yus.- Peter .ck
bs-re drawa q Jan lsi b p~y'oa Hourh nnd 'her
, value only ~ t5c owner TIE fn5er v Be 81 5'y
o. a = by leaving at Tie &ecaea, hotS!. 81 Cou,: 81
rnlSt.s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

GEO i. ii;i-iIER D. D. LORD have removed to 5? hr-
chants Exchange third story. southeast MI 2's'
ID EMovAL.-E L :. s. RoCKWELLHAVE REMoV;;
u Ell Their Watch md ewery Establishment from 10.
Astor House 10 No. 4l3 Broadway. NIL 5t~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
: IEnTNING RIMS "A. NJ. OL lNlBY. Ec-peetiu

WEI NJ kTIIS--! n I VI I'iT' "
a. forms ownet Il buila.ag. octupaot, pei2n ha,'Rs
charge o public buildings and prourctor generally. that W
y n,w pref and eject s improved c0nduetofas
AZ the 70 uced gJcc ot 10 cent. per foot. an,
ii,worhy II uut hy III tG.sc who contemplate edclnE
rl1 NJ I'd, To- Their buidGr nn Of tie -reGt nuriber u
i Qumhy hn tel " ~ the ia't nire y.a sonk
nvc IA led a. niicrd ctmg.ct prUetten VIII s; ln many ga
cs bulnr- having tue common conductor hH'e oen & sk
nd ttqs Cr and IN .eVeta 1encs, persons were kIie,i
tlfhy. CUnLctcr. are acknowledged BY Gil conpetenI
,e. o be- the sure ana beat safeguards DIVING tAundei
-toruis ;hat hayc ever been u use. r ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

ID EiOVAL-The Office and Sales Room ofthc Ne"-York
aCan 1IanuactDry removed I.om 1tGtonsest 10 IC9
John st.eet, opposite Cln street.
i,.rll Ill 3rnl l. AAIIIi lL! JnIn-S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-29

ors e Il By &: 9. 4s cs
to b: relief, and ,ITed him to Ns~ Orleans.
sSa r hsns shore Reef deck
MOVES Of the esr Tn Senee a. New Orleans rep m
G s IT, ship Gee. and &
e"nrPed Gy see her lower mast, drne
vessel by which was previously reported ahore at
sMlr MTTAsoFA~S!pt Lowe. hi. two mates. cook aud
pas; & ,S Of n. MctamSIa so of ASssd lost the
Norfolk the ash inst The NJ had pilot board az the
pS, as1 Kew s ssm Sy 70,
spoken.
ship showing blue red and white signal March 49, off
Eli., b, % dy. fcm Jamaica for HALIFAX. March 49, of
Foreign Ports.
e Sss' .saI s ra
At s;.s'lss srS
';s g:,; 6 "a s'$;:: SA.
Ns: e S:1$s;.
sa Wa. ar S'ss. Da "s% as
Ss:' f-"ss @s
c;iI9..sS..D Ellen Cobb
s'' i FsI'G
ns ' i"dien P.v;on e. yok Echo Oyer wsag
Tor aae ard HeStsss
aSf port cSs r" cSsr%sn of New
York, for savaplla dsys-only American vessel
Home Ports
Bath, March 25-Ar America, Smith. West Indies Cid
F es'fss s''
BsvERLr March 25-Arr Mechanic Stoddard Norfolk for
sALrM March 2e-Cld Active Dodge and Leander Ingalls,
BosTos Mas Sa E;aE GloAs Braz Apa,sheo YIN
.FS Gs9'fh $sFsi t No.
a Razor Sale 4. Ria,x
IsI I R;s:ids L,.ssy cS;nss
asd his1ss' iSS s,
sH.GRHsd EfS Arr Nil
DODGE New ssi's
%5s 1sSs . n;st gsss
sssf bass ;.%s$ III
q s;; T5s 'Ss
#; isS %a,'i NOES Es day.
My Hfyrss M'ieh 2sVCIa Daui Webster. Ogden vsi-
$sS' In:
.!s1 Pain Monte:
%.s Dsa
pI sM E,s'S sI eS: ssa
.ss. Ms1 ssGa Myoa
Howari Cslisn wig; MsIchsnt Jora,n di.s British
Smith b. Nevis. herIon EEnSon Muir L1ss DuSLs
ster, for Liverpoo Eliza SHELL Elizabeth Mntz wig;
%gG5er Msphe5son dEi Ssqrs. Rsh%ood Asdo: VIZ
hey, Rsa Ghin,, Jones. and ,nark hive turner Liver
POOL Miracle ELICIT; john Leighton; Primrose !rvne Sew
Cork; RichitHcto. G,n.on Ciyds Sir Douglas otieve
Eys Madison hoeX; Georgian sfss,l aud Macon Lewis
;shrs yirFuian. Finch and Patriot TAYLOR Havana ariet
Dunnins Batmoe Thor pson, shannon dsg Caroline.
MoBI1HE March 2.-Cld Pla,na Marson, Trieste. -,
Briggs Boston; Victoria Br s,rinR Hu Nisgua Cole,
Patty Boston; Hero, JaureRusherry. Havana
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State OF Trade.

AsHEs-Pots very heavy, and prices with rather
downward tendency We still quote 50 So and for pearls
So; but purchasers anticipating decline refuse ope-
rate.
BEEswAx-The sales for few days past will add up
about 5000 lbs at 80 sole, principally for export
CorToN-Sales to-day Of about 1000 bales chiefly to
execute orders for the next Prices
erday with rather concession on the lower grades
About 800 bales were also taken by spinners.
CoAL-We have not heard Of any transactions beyond
those quoted yesterday. The stock has not increased
HAY-Prime North River bale commands 45c Ordinary
qualities will not fetch than 40 42c The receipts
continue to fair extent
WHBxEy-Drudge casks still held at % 23tc, with
very limited sales. Prison barrels in moderate re-
quest, at 24l a 25c.
REAL Estate The following sales were made by auc.
ton -
The house and ii years lease of lot No. l2l Third
avenue. :..... Observation-Disclosures. 81, 500
The store and lot SO Water street. 20 feet inches
by 90 feet inches. ......... 90 500
The house and lot l3 Madison street, 25 by 81 feet
Chancery Sale-The pier 10 on the East River 5000
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interruption We have given these tables, for the pur
pose of showing the moment the subject creating an
excitement the comparative position of the foreign trade
of this country with those interested in any movement
approaching annexation The position Of Texas
this time any movement made the part of the
United States towards purchasing that territory. Her in
dependence having been recognized by the impor
tant powers Of the world and the probability that
Mexico never can recover possession by force arms
may lead to mutual arrangement between the 20.
vcrnments negotiating, that will keep in existence the
amicabe position of both parties
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAUI.


-p"''a"t from Washingtom.
Our private accounts from w ashngton are every
day becoming more and more moor,an, on N.
Texas affair, and also on the Oregon o,..,;..
There is every probability that these question, vii,
swallow up all others. The following is one of IN.
letters we received last night, and from an unou..
tionable source t.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 9th.
AT an Interview with two Congressman y~ster.
day, the President said that the Texas Treaty
would have been contaminated and sent in to the
senate six weeks ago, but that there was some
consummate the treaty. And, therefore, they have
make IT,
-, Mr. Tyler said, "I tell you gentlemen that this
ia question VIII ride over and ride down every
h ierIand that the politicians will fall before it a.
h he soldiers Tell at New Orleans II will kill all
un;o e f aha parties that are opposed TO itsnd the
so,oe ., tne people will come back in favor of the
an ,. Asanon, IKE mighty avalanche, sweeping
poth factions INTO ruin before it. at least shall
nave .,,e consolation OF knowing that have done
my duty nave no desire that war should come
during my administration but by God. gentlemen
II 1t does come, shall push II through ! shall not
our Territory of Oregon. | shall not yield one
foo' rely on it. And ! am satisfied that the peo-
pie Will sustain in this"
SENAToR.-Nothing would give me SO much
pleasure as to charge the enemies of my country at
the head OF regiment OF mounted men.
TYLER.-Well. sir, think it very possible you
may have a chance to do
We hear further, that there is now a probability
that the negotiation with Mr.. Packenham will ter
inmate abruptly, and end in nothing in few
weeks Then Mr.. Tyler will send message to
Congress, advising that body to give Great Britain
the years notice, and proceed to take possession
at once of the Oregon Territory up to so 40 Both
parties in Congress will be forced to show their
hands on this question. A treaty will also be made
with Texas and sent to the Senate-and a similar
process take place there
1t Is expected that Mr.. Calhoun will be in WASH
lngton this week, in order to give impulse and
energy to all these movements
1t Is also stated, that general sweep will be
made OF all Mr. Webster's friends now in Office,
either here foreign missions Mr. Webster
is now considered deadly opposed to the admins.
tratlon. Great times ahead
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II A NJ IL 7 n 10 US +,

AT The NARVOWS. NEAR FOR HAMILTON
THE SUBSCKlB begs leave annou ce to his i-nds
elstop, ESQ for the alb splendid establish
meat aud iutrns the sam in May tn. house
stu ted at the Nnows Fort Hamilton, H. eiRht miles
rom the city Of New York on emueoce commanding
ect of the Oceanhr BayStaen IslsndtL~ Fort,ca
on at the entrance the IIbora beautiful winding beach
and agreeable diversified portion Of The pleasant scenery OF
To the invalid seeking comfort aud parties Of plea
sure looking alter and the
Of business who wishes his fmy enjoy the benefits of
county AR SEA becIs aud the luxury Of Sea Bathing while
cther PLACES " any posscsng the ad Steam
boats and Stages will ply daily several TINES zach day iof
tne hu OF starting due notice ~ be given that those
that do not choose DIVE their ca leave in the
boat or stages after breakfast be the city before
me mo ming attend to their business aud
with their milies The we'll adsped for The Iurpo
ses Tor *h'ch was designed and sine last has
mproven and enlarged he dining rooms parors rssd
ooms billiard end bowling saloons. all spa nd
ranaed Tor IA extensive hts The he'd rooms are unu,aa
"a e. and aIry ana furnished and appropriate .ty,
that the most asiidops desire There will be aiiachd
TO the house Rand Of music and BALI will be got
spl ndd STYLE and in fact every other that viii
. i 70 Kay those dies and genm'n who kindly psta
tor the LIBERAL and distinguished patronage which was he
slowed ul0n the Marine Pavilion. Roctaway the yey'st
'ht ue 'uoa"rber its popncori, rs gu as 'p
th generous patronage besou,d upon the other Stab
shiaent which he has heretofore connected WITH he
pegs leave To return hs graeiul acknowledgements WIN ie
re"ef cSrrfus his please he trusts that hc sht
g"" 'o' me Hamilton House The 'Ppss1pnn2z1 WEtFrDD"
Formerly Of the Wsyenv Horse, New Vok
y B.-rhe splendid Hotel, tWad1ws1ock House A. SIC
me- a. conn, wiz cortn,e 70 e eotoasua % my o,ne
'0'"' 'o' Mt "'' W." ''''''' ' mn sti.. IN
CTAINED uL.ss-A few cases Stained Window Glass
- ofdferent color, lust received and TORS. by
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The imports into Texas from the United States. have
increased very rapidly up the last returns, having
nearly qnadruped while the exports the United States
have fallen from sl,6s7,osa to S4Os 929a decrease of
threelhundred per cent in four years.
DOMESTIC EXPORTS FROM UNITED STATES TEXAS
Products If the Sj Agricultural products 1890
Do of the forest. l5 47t Dome tic manufacture, 929 OF
Of the domestic manufactured goods, $2i5,653 was for
cotton goods manufactured in the northern section Of
the United States. The great falling off in the trade be-
tween the two countries has been undoubtedly caused
by the movements that have restricted trade
with all foreign countries for several years past OF the
imports into this country from Texas about twohrd of
total amount ! II cotton as follows -
49, total importation. a95 o2s Value of 21s4is
+. l8t2, do do 4sO892 Do do 406,9i3
Total import for Imports OF cotton for
years, 800 l8 TWO years, S683,358
We by this, that OF the imports from Texas there is
nothing that comptes with any Of domestic nerests
the admission OF that country into the Union would
give large home markett to supply with manuac
lures of all descriptions.
The movement going on between Mexico and the
United States in relation to Texas, may possibly result
in annexation, without creating any of the anticipated
troubles. Our trade with Mexico has, for many years
ras been gradually falling eff; until lately it has
ceeded that between this country and Texas.
VALUE IMPORTS FROM AND EXPORTS TO MEXICO FROM
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mAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR ET.TYIR or LOVE


DOR the speedy and Of female irregularities
Il potency barrtnness, nuor abus pient
Constitutional debility whether the result Of mpudence i'll
accident
The produced by this dern medcs discover
Paris has bcsn nearly equaeJ by its introdscto
America, Numerous test monals have been received from
those whose constitution wreck, bur who have
been invigorasd ~ this ncoWpirsbe Cordial Others who
had ned their sth by their folly
folnd IN hi; cordial the means If restoration ate all other
side has often been rendered happy and the nrm the
and the have again exued in the elasticity and vso
Of bygone days.
Tie agent Of the villages Of New York states
which by II Of two bottle, of Lucina Cordial
couple after four Of bitter disappoin ,bed
rejoice the realization Of the fonde hopes Of married
life
The agent for the city Of A. New York sold bottle
gentleman who had been afflicted with disease Of the urehra
for eeyen n few days he returned and said he had
rived far benefit from the bottle ha from medical
treatment for eleven He Immediately bought six bottles
Our f,rbds the which
liberty ,e,r The universal satisfaction which
this inemabe Elixir Ia, given single complaint ha,-
made, Of the least proofs Of s unnvaej
excellence
Price So per bottle.
Sold % Nassau New York; 80 North Sixth street Phla
dcpha Smith u Fowle. 1873 Washington street Boston
ir2 lUos sec
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MADAME LA CROIX FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS

THESE PILLS, which have acquired such well deserved
celebrity throughout Europe fo' their ceuu'tg in podu
eng the monthly peacefully submitted 10 the
lie. OF America ,nectual rsTedy all where
the operations of nature mreded from whaey,
Ladies de icae md heah who the aid
utary tnd effective remedies, would do well provide
Themselves with hese myanlbic n Is ~ the combin, Of
dents OF wh u.y composed render the Il
harmless yet eic specific DIS ,oveed for he mo-
obstinate female irregusry suppression eIc
Price ~ per box with full and particular directions Cor the
n BThsse Pills must not be taken during pregnancy
produce miscarriage
To obtained Of MADAME La Croy male Phyrian 10 Va
rick street near Canal. mai i'm IA
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1y- PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
fills for the radical of Gonorrha Gleet and all
mocopurulent discharges from the urethra These pills
guaranteed to effect permanent in all diseases
OF the urethra in shorter time than any other remedy
ever brought before the public without taintng the
breath, disagreeing with the stomach, confinement
IRON business fr,ce per box Office Of the College
w. S RICHARDSON Agent.
B-A liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors
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Brighton Cattle Market,

March 25-At market 40 beef cattle, 20 pairs work.
ing oxen. 200 sheep and | 200 swine
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-High prices obtained and
we advance quotations, viz extra, So 25 so; first
quality. 81 rs 25; second quality 81 IS 75 third
quality, SO 10 a 4 Is.
Working Oxen--Sales at 10, 70, 81 and 500.
Shecp-From IS to $4
swne-Sale quick. Lots to peddle, SC for sows and
cents for barrows. At RETAIL &C for ows and &c for
barrows.
We notice four extraordinary fine large and fat cattle
two of which equally fat and much superior in
form and limb to the famous Rochester premium cattle
1919
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This shows increase OF than 1871 per cent
he opening of the North River will draw great deal Of
Height from the road. Large quantities of produce such
-four grain, &C. will reach Boston by water fregh
by packets being cheaper.
The public mind is at this moment somewhat agtated
in relation to the annexation Of Texas the United States
and the importance Of that event depends in great
measure on the trade and commerce existing between
Mexico Texas and the United States have taken from
official reports the amount of trade carried for several
years. The amount of merchandise exported from theUn
cd States into Texas not very small compared with
trade 18th Mexico but h~a take INTO cVnsideratioai
the age and Of the two countries will appear
surprising that Texas should in short time have be-
come good a customer Under the fostering care Of
government the Of that country must be-
come more rapidly developed than while weighed down
Ivy aud poverty The population of Texas at present
very limited. and the uncertainty that hangs the
existence Of that republic prevents emigrants from set
Ting its soil Remove this obstacle, and we have no
doubt people from all parts of the world will settle within
the limits Of that fine country 1t u.s. without doubt, the
best growing country in existence. The climate
is favorable to the production Of every variety Of food
IMPORTS FROM AND ExPoR1s TEXAS
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Cotton Market.

SAVANNAH, March 23-Since our last have received
ship Siddons, at New York. There continued a steady
good demand in that market and the advance previously
established was maintained These advices have had no
visible effect on market, which has exhibited the
same dull aspect during the week previously noticed
Holders refuseto sell at present prices and
iousy waiting for the 4h Of March from Liver.
pool The sales this week have been confined to few
houses and among those noticed below 800 bales
one lot 81 cents The principal operators for the
English market and they only purchase when they
obtain the article at their own price The sales Of the
NV ORLEANS, March 2O.-The market opened on Mon
day with moderate enquiry, which freely met by
hoders but the sales only reached 1900 bales
day, the transactions comprised $500 bales the
prices paid the day before and compelled to lower
quotations. to agree with the actual condition of
the market The business Of the past three days amounts
for England All parties looking forward anxiously
for later advices from England which ought to reach
in a day or two at farthest
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Died.,

On Wednesday. 27th inst after long and painful sick
which she bore with Christian fortude and in per-
feet resignation unto her Savior ISABELLA wife Of Tho
mas Lear, eyed 30 years months and "a days.
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her fune
raj this afternoon at halt past O'Clock from her late
sdence, 81 Mott street
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o''dsor sales Of ell descrrtions attended usual.
Fanu ar tn o' F Gs'nsn contained in tn.
mouse NO ''' 0''''"l ssa 9riJ aSxiTd''
raai s ss s ssa
IVA sos BEEf ae Xu saH'e
Os SIX MsCHiNE ;i' AT AUCT oN-On Monday re
Sd 'S' six ssBs".s for Ss w at No.
mas tim THos BELL. Auc,ioneer,
81 y$?Esf SA9Ss;G eecps
at Tacha"ss hS S. Day St S eoa
ss loo of h .na s
and ca Ss s9s
'o %is 10 esss. French and New Vol
s: I'd S
Sc g paw SSva an cartoons 'ao
A;s s S'r; as: s;p Nails
Ais" BY order Of IS snee and with which the sale i'll
Also cases Barry Ways superior beach aud moulding
Also at z oeet under he n.pscton of the W,rdens for
accoun, o,he urdewrrs for cash. ca.k Welded able
batls damaged on the voyage. m2s ITEM
THOS. BELLS AUCTION NOTICE,
Two FURNITURE SALES THIS D.Y--Fust at 10
v Cabinet and os.. .i
HOUSE No gee Wsshnso street Hubert the property of
%ss sS''s to Europe sale r 81 f BELL
SALE OF FRENCH STANDARD ROSES
80 B. GLOVER will cell ct II o'clock Tuesday,
07 April 3D. at 1horburn Saloon, Is John
>4Aro Treor Stsnda'd Roses, imported from finest
collection in France by ship lie de Lyon ia short passage
up Ia pairs a. d prncip,liy Pc petua Provence
description, blooming all the summer, and pr ducing
seer ted flow ihosr which bloom u,uaiy only
June t,y all unde med aud ranted Provence
Perpetual ard Centfeue Cor hundr leaved Roses stand
our winters unnJoed without protection whatever the
Chm variety .quire slight of dry The
different demo minaons all correctly cassed ca a.
oRu's aud form the select evel offered
at auction.
Saturday afternoon and the Plants read
Tor examination at the same time
Also $50 Of Fonainbleau Grape Vn.s lots of
three roots sach all N superb order just bursting bud
imported in same vessel IN Atsrc
TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
FACTURERS AND OTHERS
T. 8, SMITH CO respectfully inform thsir friends snd
~ IN. public rally, thai thev i'll attend rerson II vi
arranging and e!lg the hous-od forrtue Of families
moving clipg housek and frchandise Of all
kints for persons Iehquish eli
crs st res 81 owners in sales which adm
Our sales 100 feet deem welt lighted situated on
and commanding he affection Of this tho
ronshiire ahord 70 manufacturers and Others tes the
exhibition and ae OF desc of
passed by any olher the city. Terms moderate The
when required, will be made on intended
either Tor public or private sale
CHAS s. SMITH,
HENRY H. WILLARD,
Auctcneers and Com nj sion Merchants,
-mzI I'm re Sore 20t Broadway, Duane st.
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90 DEAFNESs.-Dr. McNair's Acoustic OIL GER
tarn cure for deafness Dr. Spohns Sick Headache Rene
dy warranted to cure any case at q Courtlandt st.