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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

- rCr-ous holding l.ccnscs f@ueei TO pfdIs
them whea applying iof renewal al'o, speciality fel.s II ~
apply within The uoye. TO uyfd tle lenV,S ~ ~
LuS. By orie-, MONSDN CLARKE, Eirsi Nsir,ns.ls; ~
New-York, Mayors Office hIry 6l. i1il. myl -
'EfO TAkEGREhSE SPOTS from ClOthes C,rpesi Moc @
eos. &c. Sc.ile Magic Eu'Ivr Sonp removes ~ -
spot. SinS &c. IRON clothes wih1nt njguns the leI1
ul ue contrary frightening aHd benu'liylng them Spl .
mi7 i'm
FEO LADIES WHO Use CHATK.-Ths iHJure- ne ,, ,s
gives derdy bush white; but the Spanish a( WI Va
eve, tie s!S'n tn. lite sc ni Drst wic: saei.tp &
p'ce .. cent, at ~ Broadw -t1;, Bp.t0n LIE
Buildings. Fhadg!uBiI: ~ ttol 4. Bluokiyn. nj ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

C,GNI COAL !-Su,r,ior rclci Orchard Red An lo',.
rom the Sncyn und salem Nrlus-iSs ani hInAe"
stove s. 55 Eur 81 % vel screened "eii','. w u -,
,.i .,-f.,l c,st;s-C Tree. 10 yN oi s 80
-. he IN i eur al irccnwich and th1'ipp!rff et''
w, H.. An,n. oul By The cAfso-icn Nad du't ci.stu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

These tables show Seady increase Tor four years b'h IN
value and capital invested at about III per
cent per year, nearly ~ per cent or the Jour Yeas
The opening or the ports Of the Chinese Enpe nu,t and
nno,her tended field enterprise The inst export 10
China was 1927 vuue 10 5000, and has rra
dy increased since that time FOR the years the IN
crease hus been rapid, Gmountn. III
,i2',,S
1872 ia3lS
80
Our tradc wh South America is also favorable
pare with that of Great Britain We have before ta'c
ents the Oi Cotton Goods imported from Great
Britain and the United Sute into Rio Janeiro for four
ErUm & Britain From The Z. States.
lSi3................. bales li,oto .,9nss
lsi2 litsEi o.55i
lS!l..... st'SS c,7.h
40....................... 2Us2s 6lt9
While the imports of Creut Britain 10 Rio JhneifO nave fallen
OIL hrd sl0 those o the United States have been
gradually increasing
have been rs follows ,,,
south Amerca.. bales 10 Guaiimnia on the Pacitc2i
East ladies ....... .2 Sandwich Islands =
Slnyfrn. 4loiii iaf -
West lndes. ~ hIqueoi -
south Pacific ic.. 10 Total. ...............n,23 ,23l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

i3ss FOR SALE--.i Farm Of l2j acres. pleasantly >ie
SSs t,;l;hy location South Bfusperk. :. j. near
the Ncu YORK nad Piuudephn Railroad : miles from
View YORK About 70 acre are IA nGh state Of cultivation
good pic aud peHch ofcrnds. uIu" land tsc.:
house lam, shop aud otter utbuidnss good nnd convca
cn with good wier-1ump the Also, the stock
crops, took, urnn: utcasl, Among the stock Durham
aud Ber ,shs Of the first pedigree, The farming utensils
coed sufficient ta improved system OF agriculture In
M lm' \. p. SMITH. - Liberty 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

Cot THU 'Dl y MEYERS, 81 BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GiGANin2i;;ES
IVA CANDEI.ABRN. Sc and nellefs IN Htl Sl;-F IL
NISlilNG GOODS grncmliyiisn- connected WAN one Il"
The nr.e>t mnnuacnne, TIE United states, they are tH
bei tu offer Lamps Candcabn. SC or Churches Hans no
tel, Private Dwellings Stenni0atS aGd Packets "l tie io
regSona sriE and ot quality not n he surpassed IN ' ot
ny other cotfy Especial invited to Their solar
and Ship Lamps for economy und hight. spertlng All others
trllre the public No les, than GOLD nud TWO sLrER
within the Inst been e'vard.t "a e
t- ""s 81 G."i '
public aie respectfully nvted Ia call aud eAIi'nc Of uei
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28
To Force lie EfOWth and Drr,, tlle
Human Ilar-'l'o stop u Falling OF
Cure II Observation-Disclosures exc.

rnrc 3. { and shilling, % bottle
rs'lEsE are the zen! nri actual qniics of Jonei Cos
Imr Restorative. II "ill iufcc the bar on ~
pGcc where Nnfe u,eHfctl air 70 grow stop iSg ~
cure Scuri GrrndnH. and make light rel grey bar sig
dafk. FOR dressing the HAIR ot nld .iky nothing can eIf
this, makes tify b"anti'u nGd sep, II :. 1s,
TIC u-, ecnnnnct, yet sUanor article made for The isI
Sold 51rH -HIncsH bntilent TIC ga al ths tnent.
Ee!e - hhtfam street Ncw Y"fk la Fulton ~ Btg9,.
sStne y Bos;Gn:p: Ledger Buildings PhIndslphB: ~ Ne
street Charleston. : &. nl,I- nl, I@
g@.:-s CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN CilEhssI,
y "a 3 ! lie .gs,scfD-f VINO awarded a p2ngL
= the New i1fk state taifs r 1872 and ~ ~, Nv 4,
sT be, toned 'hurci Belt and 10 a Silye Meoa, - =
TIE best Bel. and Diploma TOR i'o~n ClGc. ~ :
btei NJ the tHf ot the American institute ~ pcott -.
p:cpnfch at h. Foundry Wcs Troy N-wf ofk % is
Hi'h Bell OF from - 10 1000 To- mnde ots be-, ra:- ~ ~
warranted tn st5nd and tone to plaus-aste. 10 as
proved Cast Iron Yoke. with soveable Arms The nefe
Demand 'CI his Bell + tn, l.t yIeHce that cnn e s
teif excellence. Order. have been .crev- from te 80 .o
and almost all the State. AMI llpu, "a have been
different places N the state Of New York from MS f
Town Clocks. Leyeln@ and Surveying Instrument W.T.
and Bras. Castings, sc. &c. ,..,rty
Rpl6 6n ANDREW MENEbbl.-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson ~ Co.'S Celebrated
.AiERI,'N\ IANNEEN

,y,ulS Ter! c,rr. compounded .oIcly iron ysre.,b.
f-c FROM .iuJ-f9'on, r-i wnrnl;s' ire, i-5rl ,s4
-, I, ,r if, ,lit,aI sarey s'tis,ri WIN rIfppfTf
rKbI Ia. arA A.p ,l' fecl uiiff ne tr-.s--, : -
,.r eTf a,.i .y il Tie 1fe Sisies ar y, -
~ 5 .,-r,, nr.roi1era ir-I'u.hi' hlfsta .,is.,,5i
-, .,,,,i ..4 '.-.a ia' sa vc-s, rs,;rr.i 4, -,
nth That r.titi'le Ets been -u- Ei1 ulY,eeo!,-..l
- ,ri,i h A. .pc.ror, ',,.1r-f -fiU1 cure q -
...., So, 20 ,,.t-S N.T laiEt v, SCEuFllA litTst
AIEU SCGoFt HON lilII ligIi Is, tEt,S,Ee SsE
fSiifGR,,'i%li. jfLi NNrlSN rll.ES, E2YS.FsiHfsg
Eii.F>. $,t -RNN. tHRn\l' -,,H y -. Bl0rCaS
.t,i-t' t%fgiS DISEASES OK PAINS an ifgfSt
NgiSiN. l;l ~ y, Nll il, M rii ,i l., S!QE NLslgY
- nf IN, meinr hf, TERN 'esti 20 aiI the d.s, d.,
.,,,,sr,..rl ., f'v ,'rc ase .ri'. HHaH.fs Oar
h,,p.on., 10 be taken 'uy an ndu'' r-ea lfns ,6s,,
~ I ,,.tia ~ ar..ir.s ra.r effect. Nh .e NJ 7,t.
.r', s semitic rr-'a.' increasing ne s7.c,,, ~
,.,-la-i hr. t of t ''''i 2. 1is 1 i ,-at>i so e -
o;Hc wioe So tom pua!yT- oaa e'odeem> 9e'sSltass
'' rg,.-l is taking It, shuul rc'r7a from The ., Ga
,,i.lirei - y.i....->aco oi TlluS. L. TALQ,cy
General agent ~ rur street, osn.-' 'is gl i.ogs "a,
Eo-, md N - i,.or tiuu.e iil, 80 ea Z, BNs4Fs,
n III l,>i ..l,cl Nug - s'G ~ Rowcy No. Plhs
,ss 40 - and 2i6 ilui,an, agh = ll1mmo9dsR,; n,
street. No. NJ l'l - ~, ~, - -. :, 9.,s' ',i
W . C,t srTs-s;rset: N''' ~ 'i' ~ fe'ii N5R
IR,,co,rn J. W. smith. cofrs q Fulton and C,,al-,
.,I.st.. md Nm Basl,ye. itre'. Bp.ing,. conner NJ
o ami Sts,c sts.. and b. O.! te r'ae -! diu.ss d,
US l. T. i.nSrow W. q Bravet.' Clinton Bulr,.
Ecrc.,l 81 hoe,ac rrd Br'al tgnl' ir' .tIlsTr.
y, ~ pgo,t.. -on. SEQ. ~ - - Se"or.-, Ceaerl
l1.,rr,lr f o. KIM. the -ri-. ap gfeat aI1- Of a.,
r'cure> and Testimonial, u7y DE- s"ct nHd ot>al a ~
ne aouv" places. M e.llnl IL
~ NPIRSi ANCEoi an order ot ileiSuosale Of he Ce9-
! H H.H-af. H.4 .f.t H|. .sa-.a. ....
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

DRAFTS on ENGLAND. IRELAND S<c--per,
about renting money 10 Their trends N the ld
tountr.' be supplied with draft, % oi 81,
t 81 go EzJ ESQ., aBy amOcnt payable on demand.
ho; drcouut other charge a, the National Bank OF
Ireland Deia Bank d. NesSss. Jane- Bul Son, Co
Blnher, London Banned & Co. Exchange end DISCOUNT
eabk Liverpool: Eaen l?aak ofSooiland, Gre-nock Bank
llg ofnpany Sir WlIat forbcs. Hunter Co. Scotland
n The branches every post own tbro1xfoLt England. Ire
I'D Scotland and Wales which Drafts Wi le FORWARDED by
steaner winch caves Boston the It Of lune on appca
tioa w. &J IT. TAPSGOI'T,
I1ne. ...I!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

f.,GE coal. OFFICE. No - HsSslu 'irfe' t'P.5 I
Hn.lisg,I oppu,.ctt lig. nu'y o,'t,,,9 80 - -
=, Pal tI,rbsr5 and Peach Mountain, ~ Niie hHb Hy
N,h Lchrrh and I4cklwana. sud liverpool am .Ne' -
@ = cbe.rii.ily .iyen and particular cir- a.sfJ'e q,
adapt the KINDS and Si7fs OF coal 20 '''e '7'i--'
purchases ur!e's 'r~Ieelu'is p. PALMER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

-,OAI CDtl-lbc subscriber being agent 'J a ne ,
Conplny In thideipha. prepared m ."'- H. -
l.t Pracl -rar l 81 gu >l.I 1y te ,,f i -.
Ssa oa BIZ the ton fem yari or vessel %, : e.
- I.ls l!ii, aud NauugctnrcS wlth eooh Vac po'
w r., \eV Irr>ry AisO cultivated and nci'' tle i''
tbe ale Of NeNors and Western Lands - 'of ,1
y u Nm lrtlleun aud Missouri. isn, ',y ~, iI.
oler pro'e,ly ilqu'e OF J. b. MEM ~ 80 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

F0RSNI.ETNT CITY OF NEWARK ha,>s
"a and q 5aclcS Of Land situated snth :'r'1ii i u
,l The House - ;se front by 3 deep. 2: ,t"fie hSh
So good Stables FTu,-Tre &c. attached TO t- premises
Fof I ser particuiar inquire ci lSAAC c'Tlsf
u u ~ ~ ~ t,., -. .aa,''.s la'' - " . An
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

ATOTICE.-fhe Machinery. Tools niely belonging TO
" the poushkeep>c Locomotive Engine Cpmuany Will be
sold public auction Hu the lately belonging To the
SAID uup the village ut Poushkecp-ic Dntre,s roun.
- stat, New orb, We'lnsny. the Eth day o June
~ and tools ,eTy and Githe r,t order nn
surpassed by any other shop The United states. Amongst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

DIAPER MILL FOR sALE-Will he .od a, 2 Eru31ic iac
fon srhG. ,cerrc o tie highest htGe. on " t'icily.
~. cirI IA, 81 ne next, at 2pcockP u on the pfsii.e
m s,r-,y parf asau,acto-y, three good Dwelling h"use
irs-7 rnl nfo,i t,ly -rreS o lant. he budHSs w.
e-srtl t.lS sc ly e y H->tfsld Paper -ii's o. ara
In 70 len ,iysr ,,el and occupied for paff nnusc.iins
purO-as ard ntetc :Oi sa= III 'e'se'''-N' " ~
O. tie '4le tIp.c; Ely. deCscsed. 81 -. t,,. ..,.,
The stusioais os: advantageous. beng win ABOUT M @ o
the iiarq-en and New Haven cann! ane two lls f.h 80
V-.,e:n Raond which secures aces, 70 pot b'.' "an
Scv- Yo-k ri all seasons Of the year. he r.i VA uu
sio. and he ricin-ry /, modern style; ne '-i' ViI p
liberal but .yi particularly announce,i a me I'M o @
anryh y T. or EUGENE ELY, Il Fulton stiseii Aeis =
York ciiY Executors OF loe.s Eig deceased 81 q non.
CYRUS " FIELD. Ne. 9 Ijariins-s!ip. Ne''-i OK.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

=, TO iET-The ,hfee story and nt'ic BHek House
80 40 g Cathaune street well calculated or Ua.l t
is ins House fn ch purpose nas been Used 10y tae
~ i've year. Il vii - Jet low TO coed 'ennn' sni NE
r.atsr part u the v be boarded out-enlite ~ e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

rs,I1E REST. Shaving soap II THE WORLD = the
prepa.i,icn ., the Old Naples soap. maze ii9 4 cuil @
eI INST, by ; Jones The forms the long sought t.,
of S'rvin. So9pvil: 10 MAKE THICK RICH IN NIX
TINT wi not dr. II n'nd, sr It really docs lsl so'4' e
.Tanrs 10 the nose Gents. try s once To NJ 81 hf,I @
WAY. = ! @ iluisi' ~ E,,.or ', p,ootiyn ml1 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28

DEN NUTS. COCOA. So -. -.
I ;Gl nu,ii-.s new crop .i'icah ei NUS
~ nass Para Cocoa.

Pa Drums smyrna fif>,
loJ BASKETS and RuNa, Naples dn. - "I :
= t--NEp K ElI NJ, l5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-28
t--,.= T. SUMNER ARKANGEfMENS'r; TO com N

LFmcnre ipnI p. i>il. FARE hspt,E y, IN n
80. NEW YORK = BOSTON * NLhOAp
-. N-.'rh ard Wurc5,:ef duty, Sn.:'rF' Nc.''
II u. '.,s p NJ F-,.r Per No Nurh River, iui ~
s'.cry pl. the .,e-.n:er IVbR ESTER, cart IL an
.l, MI lrayc e.erv l;on.ity. Neno.i5: uaI fils-
Tie ,t.s,rsr CLEOPATRA. tsg J. Ia p>AH' WIZ 'e''e
sr,-v -I'tc.,,F Thursday and >niff'iaE. ,I.l
~ Passengers H,fvn wl lee i'E'sif'lt-i by ,>toa'i
.l,, h,ra i -s @: Baggage iII!riai-: on ie am!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
Appointments by the Governor,
IN, and uith the aGcice aud consent ot the Senate

og 0''- ~ JnnUARy l9, 1874.
a..sy-Jas G. Young inspector and measarer OF TIA
l., &c vice VIM. w. Yates. resigned
ao Maher inspector IF lumber. vice coward holenbu1s
snum Van Auum Inspector of lumber, Erasu
HUT 1o. n Love, notary wee Soah Lee resigned
,,,hew McAIahon commissioner oil deeds G. Bryan,
resMiSsrhew McMahon, examiner chancery vice A Van
YoRx-W;n B. Harwood, weish.r, Gilbert Jen
kps sSsu #Sss,~tvel, weser vice Daniel D. r Masa
Hem E Refill weig~r general vice VIM. Law,on
William Cornell weigher vice r. H Cani resigned
james :. Arcularus, weIgher vice Jno Messefea",
''Inss Insrph Swift, cutler vice Jno Hunt. deceased
jno w: Lewis inspector of beet and pork vice Jacob D.
n. e. s~ am, COMMISSIONS pilots, Jco = Davis
asDef, C. Tha Inspector liver oil wo Hodrds~
scnb Bricckehof vice Daniel ugh, resigned
David NJ Haghs, measurr, VICE Samnet e. LvIngstou
sandrew Hsrron notary L!ewelIyn Jones' resigned
FalkusT / !eck, notary vice tanJ u Pentz, resigned
Robert Nj h Strong commissioner OF deeds VICE Charles
Fralcis Tilou. commissioner OF deeds, Wynkoop
TSos s6snk of deeds, Rob H.
shannon, resigned
Tchael Mason commissioner OF deeds vice Iheodor-
,I;ras resigned.
&n3rew B. Green commissioner of deeds vice Henry Brew
.TAuouE-Caleb o. Daughady, Judge, T. B.
Campbell Robert Campbell r master in chancery, vice
-, SI5uBsS g hose office expires 9Th April next
,rob Larro master aud examiner IN chancery john
HI G ;chat eld and examiner chancer,
pyd ls M,Sa r. exrniner in chancery ". Barnes
hnss Office expires GIL! apfii hsft.
wnose wnposeeUEyno r. Dl cknson surrogate, VICE H. Collier,
whose Office exes 18th nsA oco, Ro,yb,o
mastern chdncs'y, vice Joseph Doushtoh,
,,boss Office expires 9Th tebru af} mex. ~ 49,,
"EETsSTyToS-Jonahan D. o,'dw judge vice H. Dckn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
Passengers Arrived

In The steamship BritGnnia, from LirepoO 10 BOstun
Mr. Nunkttrick aud lady,, Mr. Umag lady aud servant
Misses Ulman Mr. Ward and lady w NJ Bliss Fisher,
Charruaud F. Roumage, Mr. Turnbuil, Mr. Calle LOUIS
Undran MIR Schleisinger George Bywa,ef DaEley Mr.
Peck and servant Kendall, + " Roberts BIyden,
George + Stone A Montaut William ii Smith, Mr. Percs.
alexander Fmay, Jola Ayers + 4 Whitwel, Mr a.,
Sebel Mr. Krteltas Mr. Eeccad H Al!spack, Mr. WIepsT
Mr Wymbs G Hastings, Hastings, Charles Vyse, r .
Sharss [adss Habe G Martin MIR s'othard II zgusson,
Charles Rock Mr. Saul Mr. Grow, Byieysd, Ar Flat Mr.
cess. Mr. Scott, T Gould To Ralfar-Capt Williamson
aid lady infants and two sryats Mrs scsz and dags
WIND and servant, Lieu, Walker Lieut. Burke, Capt Cough
I ,sut Mills
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
Nj 4 RRIED.

In Fqytteyie ~ Y on THURSDAY, 18th inst. by Rev F.
Cieayeand, Dr. DARwIS =. HrRD, Ganasota Miss A F.
dau ghter of Frederick Pratt.
In Fulton by Rev. r. X Townsend on the 18th u JON
ATHAN OGDENto aiLLrcENT Am JEsur, all Of Fulton.
n. Y. Observer please copy
On Monday 9h instant By R,v Henry Chase. PETER a.
HEPsURN, of Wamsbursh, to ELIZA t. LOMBARD, of ST.
Johns, \. B.
In Brooklyn eth inst by Rev. VIM. B. Lewis, V.RlAs
of AuherSt, Mass.
In Athens y Y. Eth INST, By Rev. Mr. Watson, SETH
MoaroN Of Psed Mass, REBEccA, eldest daughter Of
J. w. Groom, OF the former place
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
I)l ED /:

On Monday morning, January 22 Ann. wife OF Pascal B.
Smith, aged 81 years
The friends ofhe family, aud of the firm of b Smith *
Co.. are invited attend her funeral from her late residence
S8 Waren-strset, Wednesday, oath inst II o'clock, A.
VI. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
On Monday morning 2ll INST JoHS, son Of Patrick and
Mary Jane McQuade, aged years aud 20 days
The ffend OF the anI respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral ti: afternoon 81 O'Clock from the residence Of
his father, &7 Hrnry-stre,t.
On Monday 22l JANE LOUISA, wife of James Angus
tus Hamilton.
On Saturday, Goth last SARAH T. McPHEasoN, wife of
John Mclherson, AGED 30 years.
On the 2Gh INST ROBERT youngest OF the late An
tome Longst III the 18th Of his Mobile papers
Will please copy.
At Trinidad de Cuba, in the West Indies, the 10Th of
December lieut. WILLIAM J. II. RoEERrsoN Of the u. :
Navy. Al the time Of his death hsws the S' lieutenant Of
the brig Somers, lent West comm 1nd,ng aud Justly meed
the aud confidence of his commander aud OF such Of
his officers had the pleasure o his
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23


THE following is list OF articles taken from
the store OF h- subscriber 373 Pearl street the nh
a. the 18th tan;npon the .! all any Po"l
by the nv 0' Ten F cent J N, s'd: KTcHs T q IT,
dae finished doals bos,oned gold patent lever, -
gold patent lsver. gsld dial capped aad IL. siel sns
s.Tal! >izs. rather old fashioned.
Moncass.l
> aacbo:s escapemsnt gold watches with geld Iials
aFae Lepae gold cases.
small LepiHe gold case.
single css-d vertical -nauele, dial cold cases.
small SInslc vertical with gold Gla> aud
large Sz-, secassd gold dial ani gold vertical
lag. SIZE vertical Petafor cas siit d aad Llaek figures.
double cassd vertical oatSlds case gold god pendant,
bow and gilt inside case English movement.
doubeeased English lever capped and jeweled. silver
donbe;bat;omed threlaaae; laie Elsh le, siSr
ldonSle5ottomrl reQuartes plate English i.ve small
Silver L-pne, plated eI.es. with silver dial.
silver Leprne suanelled dial with seconds.
sllylr La2ne entmelrd dial, seconds Romsly 4
small ,izsi single cassd English vertical watch
sini! G"ube-6ottomed centre SECONDS horizontal silver
large size doublcased square pendant English vertical
dou5lscased oval pendant vertical watch name Edmond,
JouoIscaSed silver vertical seconds, hours OF the
silver English hunting watches vertical.
s'nsl1-easet I,sl; vsFeel s French watches
ofgold slectaclss double temples
pair OF gold jewellers gold, do do
Smati curb l'h-chtn ~lth seal.Ssy attachsd
'ob-cfslu, snce long Inks. with seal-k-y attached
square long liuked plain tob-chan.
fob KEYS " TN white stones
pairs OF enameed painted gold drop earrings and pins
match.
sold drop earrings, with glass IN the drop to
put HAIR
number of pairs of large drop earrings different
pet OF hlagree drop earrings and r,ns to match
Large SIZE gold mounted mourning pms round and square
patterns.
a number of studs for shirt bosoms
silver buckle, with white stones.
4 rumbeI 1 lsdeS pms OF various patterns
large glass black mourning pins.
Small round earrings
silver gilt double eye-slaSs.
large painted shaw pins
shirt stud with AlQuamarlue stone.
single sye-Siass heavy and embossed gold mounting
large number OF finger of emerald, ruby,
pearl, slgnet, coruellan chased and lam
a prom scnouS lot consisting of finger rings,
breast pigs keys pins in the shape Of ha,chets scissors
trowels, SC. j235t'
! Y7lRG1NlA 0ZNARURGS-lO bales PLAIN and
twl'led; lG0 DO heavy brown she-tings. For sale By
j23 lwis VANOERVOORT * HAYWARD 70 Pine ST.
CNTION STAY BtNDlNGS-75 cases Cot
ton Stay Binding, whites and blacks assorted numbers
put "g ~ boxes from 800 to 1900 eaeh for obbes and
j23 lwis VANDERV OORTS & HAYWARD go P;,.s :,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
Foreign Markets.

TIM CorroS TRADE.-The imports into this
this port during the post year, amounted TO 1872 bales
h;u an ucreas- col 96 bales compared with those OF the
previous year. and S95 33 bales compared with 1884, Of hs
new American crop oul 20O0 bales las,
rorts consisted Of II bales in Si3 1850 IL 1872 and Of
S 100 IN IS. The stock the 30h Dec last 653 900
holes against The period 1872, and i 1856
lsi The tyal deliveries for hoEe CONSUMPTION from the
ports of The United kineaom IN lSss oSs eaies 81 6 o
his in 1912 and 220i2 bales 1911 Is; howeyeI estt
ad that ppners hold 5000 bales more than they DID on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

at the enitentiy who discharged him. again take possession
OF his person unless the CouI OF Sessions (Which II has tie
power to do) gives an order ior his recomntme,.t.
The prisoner was therefore discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
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w fresh. iu and accurate reports OF all donEs IN fFoducel
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So The Daily Tribune coaaIas very full reports ol ie
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ch,ss of Flour Grams Ashes, Seeds PTovnons ana al
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

r. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIV-
IE-sTt ERPOOL-Sa.i- To-morow.--Ths new spendid
80 and fa?orite packet ship QUEEN UFTHE WEST
oaf'hen Capt T. WoodhoaS-, sal positively 1850
above.
The ships Of this rs all 1000 burthea ,nd upwards
about 10 embark for the Old Country will a. 80
- advantages De derived selecting his lima
ference 70 anyohe her great capacity renders Them erey
more comfortable and convenient than ships OF sfnaie:
class and theis accommodations it il well superior
10 anT other Those wishing secur berths should make
s4Ty spPifSatTi"n q D on board foot Of B1sg P, OF 70
43 Peck slip. corner Of Sonth St
The Queen o the IVES, will sail from Liverpool the 6th
of March Pesons wishir TO sana friends can have
mem brought in this asnhcsat packet Or ga 9ay y CT the
month Drafts for an amount payable dem without
discount all the principal towns throughout England e-
land Scotland Wa.es constantly Tor sale s aooYe 23
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

Markets. :. THIS DAY, O'Clock.
Nothing doing Flour Sales 1900 bales Cotton at TO
cent improvement.
Ashes 50 would lie given for Pots Sales 2O0o BUSH
MARYLAND Corn at 81 weight Sales 5000 bush. Oats, terms
nirni
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

CHERIFF'S SA ALE-By virtue Of writ Of FL
@ T,1as 70 me directed aud delivered will expose for
sale on The Goth INST l2 o'clock Nj premises No
81 Greenwich street al III. r NE and interest Of Henry
and yen for yeas f.sm May , 1913 the following d.,
scr6ed property, wiz All thst lot Of land and store
@ number Isl street said city as the SANG h.s
fn h. retofote eased and occupied y Yok IN % 1SIi
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
JAMES a. Pi1xNEY, DsputT Sheriff iauza5t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

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