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STATE Vi ERMONl.
District Of Addison. s.
Be Il remembered, that - q PROBATE Cour
held a. Mid1iebury IN and for the District OF
Addison, on the 9Th day Of September A
D. 1914
Jesse Eisworlh and Eisraim Pratt adrsiHistr a
tors Of Inc estate or
ELISHA 4 PRATT,
late Of We bridge IA said DstrcI deceased. pTeseEi
their administration account ior allowance: i =
therefore ordered, thai said be examined 70
allowance by said courf, session Thereof 10 K
held Al the Once Of the Register Or SAID Court N
szid Mi5dleburv, THURSDAY fhetl7th cay Of Orio-
her next. al one O'Clock an the afternoon; and tina.
sad administrators give notice thereof al perSons
interested that they ma appear and make then
ohjecfions II any they may have, 10 The ALLOW @;
sand account, by publishing certified cory Of ti5s
order Ia The Northern Galaxy newspaper Priu-
ted al sad Mddirhury, IN said District, three weeks
successfully preEious 10 The time Of said Cont
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4 tue Copy Of Record. -
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THE BEST ASSORTMENT.
Of Cloihs Cassimeres, and EesuDgs, Il Inc con-
", vii be found (:
Brolrn e. !SleldoH's.
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CHARLES AXE
Tackle Blocks.
Found.

One pair large SIZE superior article. foT sale iy
4. FRANCIS.
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LET KEPT IN MIND.

That when John Quincy Adams came IN
President. Richard VI. johnson declared
that this administrator mnsi be put down II
as pure as the Angels al the right hand Of the
7-b-,,. NJ GODrtf
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4 true copy Of Record.
Aftes is Bsshn,H. Regislzr- =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

,,ot n,,n,,l mic others IN winch flows IN
less advantages; and in the last place, they cypress
the merchant, &c NC. :,
This is noble and ma'ly reas ming considering =
comes from one of.n qno'e1 as i"v'Fhg IRE amer
system-and 10 worthy 70 o. "''.s' ~ V
Ao,;n who or his schooi-who tEen ever dared TO
nron1se absolute prohibitions OF foregn rival ccmnod'-
i;ea Ne i don. IN the absolute Governments oi Eu-
rope and under The powers OF the English and French
Cprernr,en,s 50 nuch uoe Unlimited iaa ours =
Vet what ia the d florence III prime plcn pol''ca!
substance and in morals between lbs inte or crect
prohibition, and one inc dcrt by prohlbtory du''es'
(7J b. Cantinued)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
-. moi Mps enoke eloouently against the amen'

Mr. HOLMES spoke eloquen'ly against agar tue a'He"1-
TIA aren,m,n, was frsiher debated BY MessIs
BRlSKERIoFT HARDIN, DhN ,l,,, bfhsh .J
SEYMOUR, WINTHROP, CAVE JOHNSON a"'
NJ VANCE movrd that the comrit'ee rise
4 d,vs;1a vas ca I'D for, and, uPon count ii was
u Wv 81 The Whole on The aae IF the
IN. ine md n, CAMpBELL reported that he ~as
sps,, sss. bill No @ n ~' sn an s esns
a",an uoms hill No. 90, and had come 10 no conciu
son thereon. ,h t,,rs. ,a;curc !,
adj urn al Friday nrxi; which ~a' decided !" 's "'
The onss,ion ,len REQUIRED upon the amendment ,,
-eno,,ed BY the Committee, and II was decided IN '
The question then required upon the passage OF the
hin and !, was ): cded il the affirmative.
S, the bin making appropriations for certain i"o'a"s
was read ,he third tine md passed
Mr. VANCE moved that the House ,o"Fn'
| And the House adjoa'he"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
Coycpr<-Soturdav's Proceedings.

In the House., Mr. D,omgoo!e had the floor for the
morning hour on the subject Of the e5h rule in rela-
ton 10 abolition petitions; but he reserved his remarks
for future opportunity in order TO bring before the
House proposition which he desired 10 submit 10 Ia.
place Of the motion 10 recommt the report OF the Select
Committee on Rules, with instructions 10 report inc
old 2lst rule, which has been for some time pending
Having withdrawn the pending motion, he submitted
his amendment, which is, in fact, substitute Tor
great portion of the rules reported by the mjory OF
the scec, commit,ee on that subject and the rules OF
the House were suspended, that this order Of tas'-
ness might extend beyond the morning hour. TO Sc
cure full vote on the proposition, call OF the House
was gone through and afterwards vote was taken on
motion to lay the entire subject on The table, which
was negatived. Various other propositions occupied
the residue of the days session. and at late hour, the
proposed amendment ordered to be printed for the
information of the House, with act understanding
that it's consideration would be resumed Tuesday
next Il Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
HoyT H. CO.'S OFFICE,

Under IA. Exchange Hotel, Richmond Yrgaid.
n RAWING Of Alexandra Lottery No. 8:
L. o. G IL Ct % 50 IS 10 80 So So
Fab - gilt
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

from Havana Just arr load for Boson Brown Babs
FOR Nfork Sd ins Ocava Churehil for d eh Adalne
Linseott. for do dt So Cooley 60 Eidrfg-. York
wnrnsurH July s-Ar Gsndre GilchIst Pnilads,Phis
Orient .iooaeh aud Prncess Racket Pol,dslpi ia; Co
nelia. Rehsson NYork Sid, sl este, Scholtz siep.
Grand Bank
PRovioENeE. July io-Au Virginia E.dge. Allen Ply
mouth ;Psrmslia Gale Phiadrpha: TER Hsary, sel-
man oo nwnsrnd lase soil Dulcmer. thsvaier. do;
Le.ds, Eadcot. do.
FALL RrKR. july s-Ar Ni hoias Brown. Pickens. Rich
nond.
NEw HAVEN, July l.-An. I'm Harding, Pti'ad-l-
phia; John Gordon Po.r, do lndan do Reindeer doi
Jane sally Francis Bel Alb Sld DIR tra.kln uttle
fhlace hia srankio Thomas Absay; Assnai do; Meri.
dian, 10.
PHLAp1LrHiA July l2-Arr James White [Brl Price Ii
ysrnool; Lubee Laymen Salem. Mas; Weseou Vance,
Wilmington, NJ; sorhronia, Fountain NY.Ik CID fru-
Indies stamors Coasn,; Ch,nchilia Robnson NJ
kssI' cos shute ere pattsrson pizsno sherman MsT
Packet Case NYork: David Cofu, smith, New Bedford;
David u hed.n, Newark; julia, Nangder East Green
wch b, otte. Westcott Pre- .deo,e e II q King. Warren.
Sew bedioIdi America, sou,hworh, Hartford; Ann Eliza,
FEncis Brighton; Shark, Stephenson, NYoik
kioHMosD. July lo-Ar Lad, Clinton, Cranmer NYork;
tine. joe NYoIk
NoRFoLx, July oar rAd-isn. Bed.u NYoik Sid. Paui
haIw wlqn a s' sa Axsn Cha" '% uts M.,h,m
SAVANNAH Jaly lar New Jersey, aud Sterling.
Ham u u York Wilder Bentley, Thomastou
PsMAcoLA, rsz9-AH Morea, Benson. and Baxos, Lin
| coin, n VI orb.
cruz CD Aleso, Cook, aud Herculsan Holmes. London;
Ea,~.ll. FAwe Livsrpool Louis XIV lFrl Juge Ha,re;
Columbus. Neyer Breu Augusta. Isle Vxo and mkt;
TeaE-r. Crockett, Nfork.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13


Wouid raceise on do. at a4-aversge az. $4,000
Lcnof tho zol ysrien tobacco dasy. sss.aO
Less of the United STATE. oa = sss saS aaS
Excess Of loss BY the Z'li Yer ia... sas.5ao
By this we see that the Customs Union, sacrifice
$46540, more Of revenue tobacco imported from the
United States, than do total importations OF
their manufactures Our exports to the Customs Union
are nearly twice the value Of imports, and the re-
duced duties merchandise received from this country
must nett loss of revenue greatly exceeding ours Sc
vera agents have been sent to Europe great expense
for the express purpose of opening markets for our great
staple, tobacco, and to prevail upon the different govern.
ments to admit at reduced rates OF duties Our Minis
ter to Austria Mr. Wheaton, with the aid Of these agents
has actually succeeded after great deal of
in perfscting treaty OF reciprocity which our govern
ment refuses to ratiiy The treaty was disposed Of in
our Senate very summary and in manner that reflects
put little credit upon those entrusted with the regulation
OF our foreign trade We had in our power to open an
immense trade with the Zol Vsrsin which represents
twenty-seven millions of people The Germans are
tired of the monopoly long enjoyed by the manu-
lecturers OF Great Britain and would gladly take our
manufactures Of cotton twist yarn &c to an immense
amount, provided we took fair quantity of their manu-
iactures The manufacturers of this country through
the acts OF their high tariff Senator's have lost immense
market for their goods who by their adherence to the
most short sighted policy have refused to accept treaty
that would do more to extend and build up our domestic
manufactures than all the tariffs ever conceived or adop
ed Our legislators do not the future effect of any
great measure-their mental vision does not extend be
yond the limits of their individual profession and every
future advantage is sacrificed to the present object
viz: political popularity Radical tartes would not
give up title of their hobby though the object
for which they are aiming could be obtained more
speedily by so doing They believe that nothing in the
world but high protective tariff will ever permanently
establish our manufactures.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
MONEY MARKET.
Friday. July l2-6 p. M.


There is material change to report in the Stock
Market Quotations very unsettled and sales very
limited At the New Board Long Island advanced y
per cent; Harlem Il; United States 6s Il United states
Bank, Ii North American Trust, 1; Ohio 6s Al Indiana
b Morris Canal and Kentucky 6s closed at yesterday
prices At the Old Board Long Island improved q per
cent; Harlem, d Reading Railroad Il Canton Co Il Nor.
wch and Worcester l; Farmers Trust, 4; Illinois, I;
Ohio 6's !; vcksburg /; Mohawk fell off j. Pennsylva
MIA o. Ii New Jersey, Ii Indiana Kentucky and United
states Bank closed at yesterdays prices 1t will be OBJ.
served that there has been very rifng improvement
but in the present state Of the market it may be lost
morrow Money is daily getting plentier and cheaper
apd there seems to be great want Of ways to employ
The hsrvssts have commenced throughout the country
in good earnest. At the north south and west the i'm
grain crops have fallen before the reapers and an
abund mt yield Of the fruits of the earth has blessed the
loil Of the farmer. The only drawback that the pro.
ducers labor under from filing to the brim the cup
prosperity is the condition Of prices From accounts we
daily receive from all quarters should Judge that the
crops Of grain this year would be larger than before
The breadth Of land cultivated this year for cotton wheat
&c larger than before appropriated to those
and judging from the favorable season thus far we have
doubtafer making full allowance for the ravages Of
the fly worm, &c tho yield will be enormous 1t can be
considered safe calculation to estimate yield Of least
quarter than before produced in this coun
try The annexed table, from the report OF the Commits
sioner Of Patents the extensive
respondence, &c will arrant conclusions =
AGRICULTURAL PRopUcTs or THE UNITED STATES poR
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

From Philadelphia Gazette, July IL
VERY IMPORTANT lNvEsTIGATIoN.-The Couu q
Quarter Sessions have commenced this morn
ing full and thorough investigation into the
causes and consequences Of the late terrible riots
ia Southwark. The Alderman, ConstantabIe and
naed, and nnmber Of them were examined in the
course OF the morning.
The court are determined to leave nothing un-
done to ferret out the guilty, and to ascertain the
true state OF affairs at present existing In South
wark. Every effort will be made TO find out
whether there are concealed any cannon, or other
fire arms, or ammunition, intended TO be used BY
the insurgents.
Our city is perfectly quiet We hear OF no move
ment tending TO create disturbance.
The subscription for the families Of the killed and
wounded soldiers amounted, al 2 O'Clock, to ebout
three thousand eight hundred dollars.
Captain Scott is IN hopeful condition, although
the bail has not yet been extracted.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
AGRICULTURAL PRoDuers oY THE UNITED STATES ros


These returns compared with those made in ls4O taken
from the census reports show increase nearly every
item. The returns for lsl5, Of the crop Of ls44 must
show an increase those Of 1884, of the crop Of
1913 The value of the crop for this year will CON-
pare with former crops well as in quantity Agcul
tura products particularly provisions have been gradu
ally but steadily declining in prices since The pro-
vision busnesshas become avery important part Of our
exporting trsdee, and the prices for beef pork sc
have very great bearing the value Of our agrisul
tural exports
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

kf RlCORciS PARIS!AN ALTERATlVE MIX
Auhs -Eor the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis
ana MI affections produced by njudcious use Of me
Aury Ihe great advantages possessed by this powerful
over all other preparations for the cure Of Sy
ph IS that while curing the disease it improves thu
. consltunon whilst mercury generally leave much
ns. recommendation give of is that it is nov
extensively prescribed by the medical fac uty who for
nsiiy consdesed mercury the only cure for those com
pa'nts Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases Of hal
aesen 70 carefully packed and sent to all parts of thu
cy % Nassau street
N0 s RICEARnsnN NJ u ALLY.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

On Thursday llth inst. MARr wife Of Patrick Roman
in the 37th year Of her age.
the friends and acquaintances of the family and Of her
brother. NJ H. Nugent, invited to attend the funeral
'hs afternoon at ~ O'Clock, from 233 Cherry street
On Friday morning, i2,h inst HENRY suTroS only son
o. Preston and Mary Hodges aged two years and
ne relatives and friends OF the fmiy are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral without further invitation
this afternoon at O'Clock, from the Carlton House.
Broadway.
On Friday morning 18th inst after lingering illness
LEWIS Mason, in the 44th ear Of his age
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

At,7ia

CorTor-The sales to day to about 400 bales
u prices similar " those current before arrya OF the
steamer Shippers have lsken 0vU bales ana
2VO bales Lie market closes weak.
HAr-Ihe receipts large and the stock in hrs
hahus - daiy aecumulang. We quote small sales
common Qualities North River bale al 81 a 3sc.
fhovis,oSs-Our last Quotations. stIlI current and
n.le u nor nc slightest alteration III the demand Lard
~ ia lar Ttluos Piime qualities sell at 81 &c. Cheeae
h dull at "A oc.
WHsAEr-Drudge casks are held at 23c, and western
ana piison barrels at 25tc have sale. vi either
s,quence 10 report.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
Provision Market.

The markets are fully supplied hut the butchers and
hop keepers complain OF dull sales owing to the extreme
heat and many families having gone out oi the city
Poultry are quite plenty, with spring chickens and
young ducks.
The FISH market exhibits the usual supply we noticed
some fne brook trout.
Woodcock are for sale at 6s and 7s the pair
Fruits were never more abundant Apricos were vez
erday offered at and cents each Southern peaches
are Tor sale, but they small and flavor 70 them
Vegetables plenty oil all kinds
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
SHIP NEWS.
By Inst Nights Southern Mail.

gHILaDtLrHiA, Juy il-An Vulcan, smIrh, N rork.
BALTIMORE, Jnls liar Wellington, knowlton. Ports
monh. NA Blow. Favorte. asd Aibes arem1 und up
T~eed tBl Johnson. Lluhe Sid Phenix, Fry, Kinsston
Jam.
ALlr.spRA, July loAir Virginia. Dexter. Boston Sid
W. l. JDuss, DAVIS, do
$onro, H. July IO-Ar Merida, Pepper, New Yorh; John
VI "a. Stowtt, Orb sns sid Mary Jane Powell Ny ork
T. V, Ferns N0r>ich
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
Brighton Cattle Market.

July Sat market, $40 beef cattle, 10 pairs working
oAeh iooV sheep and 100 swine 10 beef cattle unsold
rmcss-beei Cattle Prices have further declined. W.
goe extra ~ 75 first quality, 81 80; second quality s.
tie sold at So 25 'o~' " o"'os 80 80
Working 0xen-No sales ioticed
Sheep Sales from 25 10 a.
swine-No lots to pcddle Al retail from s 10 6lc
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

05- INTERESTING AND EXCITING SCENE
Yesterday, in Broadway Stsge-In one corner sat .
sharp nosed man whose face bespoke that know all
know-nehing, vulgar, cunning look-opposite q mo-
ther and daughter latter whose sylph like, fairy
FORM contrasisd strangely yet naturally with the ma
turtd yet finely formed figure by her side
Driver, atop al the American Eagle said the FL Ter
Lady. What number, ma'amfn "s2 Chatham street OF
s23 Broadway" "Oh oh :" said the man with thu sharp
nose let me tell yoN am, il you're going there it's
humbug don't believe in these humbugsn
The elderly lady lifted her veil and said How pray
doyeu know that 2" Know it," said the rude SCAMP
"havs seen the putting advertisements in the papern
"Ah." said the lsiy III once held the same Ignorant
opnionbut give the strongest proof that Jones,
Toilet articles really useful in adding grace beauty
and health forms My husband was cured OF scaly
salt rhsum and scurvy his hands and arms OF wears
standing, by using Jones' Italian Chemical Soap This
yousg ady face has been rendered beautifully clear al
though week since covered with freckle and rendered
aiscolsse brown and yellow by the sun-yet cake
OF Jons' soap rendered thus For his Hair Restorative
can speak personally My hair dry dirty, half red
half grey and falling off had used shii
ling bottle OF Coral Hair Restorative, my hair fine
dark soh, clean, silky and beautiful speak thus open
y IN the matter IN Justice to Mr. jones' who should not
DC csssed with the numerous swndlers and rogues who
initiate and counterfeit MIN
Jones' articles sold only genuine the sign Of the
American Eagle, - Chatham st. and 323 Broadway, N.
ls9 Fulton st. Brooklyn; Siste st. Boston; Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; and Pease Broadway, Albany.
would give my and address in this statement
Only hould be annoyed BY SO many vulgar, inc edu-
lons persons calling on mo-
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IL.
RisEs... ..4 ~ NOON RISES 81
SETS. ..7 20 HIGH wArER.......... 7 Is



Barque Irvine. lBr) Ma. ick Quebec williams & Guion
(awed) Stephenson. S;ettn, schmidt 4 Balchen Bndgton
Jo.E., Ph FostsG sicktrson; Harriet Brown Bermuda
+ DAvelport Mecator. (Brl lawson ind or 81 u b
lamar sayannah, Dunham & Diman; Oseso a
CIocxer and Y Zabsskie, Disbow, Campeachy Bange
Morning tar Pruddea Nassau hckeIly Acker Mue hes
es b, KgDe' sSSr b. Gfsfs NJ baen GO; LsL lBi
s'mb BecAwith exact, Johnson M ha,oud Mo.s syhain
sts, Loveiaud. ShaIleston, Il bukiey.
Arrived.
snip Henri Ihompson. Sylvester from Marsses, with
que Condor Ward days from st Croix with 40 caak,
T9iassss 20 hhds sugar u A,op Il LhauIcsy.
Ntguspo with 26 hhds sugar so hnds molasses 10 John
Lasala Y Co Lett no American vessels
British Dig Augusta, Wright q days from Belize, Hond
wLh o. logs mahogany II toIs log do rosewood
BIZ. Thos Cults Perkins, 10 days from Maanzas with su.
Big Lsopoido OD.nnel Spinney from Havana June 30
vita suk =, &c. TO > w Dewey
ochr facic, milh 10 day. from Racoa with 800 bales
oseco 70 AZ mar .o 500 pine apples $50 buaches
b, Docnesser Phillips days from fredericksburg. with
SciT ~ Nassau Cheser, from Richmond IN
sch Jonn thompson. Homau, days from Richmond with
chr Burns. Burnha days from Norfolk with mdse
70 ster
schr milne. Pierce days from Norfolk with mde to
senr Painter vans. days from Virginia, with corn
shr mary Ann, Thornton days from Folly Landing with
sclr Duton Evans. days from Deep Creek " i,h um
Dor, 10 mas er.
sehr i1sisl. Rogers days from Doboy Island with lumber
to N. ster.
schr Commerce, from Lubec vii hplaser
oehf spisLaid, from Slathiis, with lumber.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

exports iorthe balance the could no have
been veryarge asst includedsthe 'quarer4 Oct
s and the bulk agricultural products having previous
y gone forward will be by the above table thai
prices in ls4s many instances much higher than
those current consequently the exports for this year
must be reduced almost in the SAME proportion.
The refusal Of the senats of the United States raty
the Zoll yeren Treaty before the adjournment
have created eat deal Of dissatisfaction in commercial
classes. The assertion made in the report Of the Com
mee Foreign Relations. that sufficient equivalents
we're not granted as an Offset to the concessions required
from this country appears to be incorrect We annex
tables made with of the position Of the trade
between the two countries and showing the yalue Of
imports into the United States from the Customs Union
in three years.
C.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

On Wednesday evening, ioih inst bv IN. Rev N,
richmond, Mr. HsrRY DowSfs, to Miss q. oaasAsi
jRANcER, youngest daughter OF Bartholomew Granger
Esq all of this city.
On Thursday evening, llth inst by the Rev. DR.. LIZ
wings, Mr. ALFRED A. WALpRoS, to Miss EIrxasrrH
JACKSON both formerly o Portsmouth, New Ham pshirs
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
State or Trade.

AsHEs-We connuet to quote pots S. extra at 81 06
DONG ia eher description.
BhAADsrufrs-Geneses flour continues at 81 49, There
mas bcen sale VI ONO, ior Liverpool, ut S4 10.
Inc market - not very active Annexed Is a state.
ent Vi tne quantity oi -four and wheat exported ON
Cleveland, during The week ending July On is44 =:
bots flour. Bush Wheat.
ohi.eu otates Pors, 2o.ssl 34,765
Canada, .... 6,uUS 10 y55
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

W. shall esteem favor if Captains Vessels will give
g LoTmodore RoBEaT sILyEy, Of our News Fleet Report
the shipping left at the Port whence they sailed,
spoken on their passage List Of their Caso any Fo
nmediaey on their arrival Agents and Corespont at
nama OF abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Information Of any kind will be Thankfully received
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

At this great reduction in prices would require very
great increase in quantity exported to nett value any
thing near the exports Of previous years We annex
table showing the value of agricultural products ex
ported for several years past -
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
f,assenwers Arrived.

HAyArAIBrg l. o'pcnre.Pslvo de Arresta, Emilio sa.
mer, Thos Uupossat John Constable Chas Frank John
Allen : '''
Sr CRoIx-Barque Condor Bafour Geo Balfour
MArANzAs- Brig Thos Cutts-Loienxo Capo.
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
SALEa or SIncr

| SALES OF STOCKS, BosroN, July H.
ut the Brokers b0srd.-l2 shares U States Insurance
Co 6ot % DO East Boston Co 10y 81 do do dyIdends
a 70 do estern hailIoad. 74i loo do 74i % 90
40 20 70 do do ~ as TAT 10 40 do, 6O ds 10 do
| Reading kallroau, 233 = - = -
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
Foreign Imnorfafions.

HAvAS1,B.x o,Donne-soo bIs sug,r surg.s eo-ils
do segars Renauid Frar isI00 do (ousrdl case do
Rodrguezi do 7o4 bYs do Ii lie & Rasires-2oo do Wm
Fornsr20O Manz 'nedo-240 Gro heinz case do Thos
ORR do chnery de Arretal be Maj IA
redo 100 bxs 1000 pine les bbs lines order
MATANzAs-brE Tbos Gutts-lll5 bxs sugar ayorl do
ibis lines 10 order ~
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

The imports we have divided in the following order
showing estimated value under each Of duty and the
losses to this country the reduced with
the losses to the Zo veren the Importation Of the
single article tobacco under the reduction proposed
IMPORTS PROM ZoLL VtREIr Irro THE u srArrs
AIsrIr0uIsHInG ITEMS VALUE AND PLR Irr DuTy
PRESENT AND PRoPo
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

CO. yELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CtJRs
Of tionorrh0a Gleet and all mocupurnlen dischsrre
IRON the rsthra These pills prepared by the New Yorl
college OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for III.
speedy and efectua remedy for the above Complaints
hey are guaranteed to recent in from three
hve days. and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges and chronic geet than any other preparaot
at Trss mt known removing the disease without eonne
ent hom business, tainting the breath or dsagreens
win the stomach. Price 81 per box
dioiue, rs Nassau street. -
W. 8 RICHARDSON, M. d. Agen,
The New York herald., 1844-07-13

And child Germany; Geo CirE Ohio John Bnrdn London
Fred. Cubt do; John Easwood do; Mrs Alien captain
wife New York - '
The New York herald., 1844-07-13
Packets to Sail,

FoR LIVERPOOL.
Montezuma, Lowber, July l6
Hottinguer. Bu'sley. July "a
hoscius. Collins. July 26
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
II. Hudson. Moore, July 20
FOR HAyRE.
Iowa, Lines. July Is
Zu'Ich, Johnson. July "a
Baltimore, Funck, Aug |