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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-12
Second Board.
New stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

AsHEs.Pots continue very inactive. We still quote
81 62a Pearls about the same at So 81 a l24.
BEEswAx.-Prime Yellow sells in small lots wanted
for export at 301 30jc.
CoAL-There is fair inquiry for Newcastle pur.
chasers offering ST. The stock in market is so trhing
that prices will undoubtedly be favorably effected We
do not hear Of any operators in Orrel.
FLOUR GRAiN.-No change. Western Flsur, 81
933; Wheat from 81 a 81 s.
HAy--Good bale hay is in very moderate demand and
sales are made in small lots at 564 5Sc.
SALr-Fine Liverpool would command good prices
The supply in first hands is very small The last sale
ruled at 81 573 and sales could be made slight
advance.
WHpKEy-Drudge casks continue very inactive. We
still quote 23Ic; Prison barrels held at 245 25c
CATTLE MARKET.-In market, l, 100 beef cattle 45O
from the South; 100 cows and calves and 800 sheep
Prices Beef Catle-A good demand at 81 so SIS IS to
sold at SD $685. sheep all taken at 81 90 81 so as in
quality.
HAy-supples large at decline Prices all the way
from so to 75c per cwt
REAL EsrArE-The following are the sales at auc
toni
The lot Third street. known on the map of
Mary Striker, as No. AZ, Is feet front by half the
The lot known as No. 49, same dimensions
above, an 2,th street. :. .............. 900
street ........ 100
The front and rear house and lot No 1870 William
street, % # front by III r. in depth ...... 900
CHAscEny sArx-The house and lot on the north.
erly side OF 9TH street, between avenues c and D.
The two houses and irregular lots. Nos and
Chambers street. 20,250
The house and lot No % Chambers street. ~
# ins. by 81 n inches ................ Ia 900
CHAScERy SALE--The farm in Westfeld Rich
mond County containing 226 90. 100 acres. :. $4,000
The farm in Richmond town, containing 81 a3l00
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FOREIGN lmpnxtatHonr.

RIO JAsERo-Darque A Muhoapd1ieco bags COFFEE,
1900 hides fken lronsides-90 bags cof order
TRINDAD-Brg Homer-39 lids IS terces molasses Chas
telan X Ponvert
GLAsGowBr barqne Shakpeare-t5 coal so iron
267 ,s IRON 1000 brick B?c'man Iohnsonms' c. mdse
ing powder 80 bis soda ash Lee cola casks shoe th,d
Cammeron Brandl0 puns wriskey rvin-6 cks prussc
acid bxs mdse bales do Godfrey Peerson5 kg
der Barclay Livnsson23 cks liquoiice Buson-I pkg
mdse to order.
LvERPooL-Br barque Br thers-13 mase SpeGccrl IL
blocks black marble Fanwlin-l9 tons salt Marshai-3
md uodalel cks soda pks soda ash Anthony
Jenkiss-235 nsots tin Murray lngate.
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SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND

Mr. ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Cferny, continues 70
IVA teach singing and lano ia this city aud Brooh
iyn, modera tsms FIRST references given to many
dngui he'd families, whose be learned on
cation at his residence &c Elm opposite the Arsenal
Mr. u who is the author Of French Grammar the second
edition OF which is the OF publications teaches like
wise the French and Italian Languages which he uses during
ma Music Lessons If wished Schools and Colleges attended
fB lneigb
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F,p.r b. ,np March II I35 shares W ilmington X X.
1871; do ~ Am Insurance. II Is DO do do rs ia do
G,rard Bank n; $500 Wilmington 6s, 1888 rs; $1,000
state 81 7o $4,000 b5 7oI $4,000 do b6f notice.
7O 235 shares commercial Bank hatcher 49, 800 State
6's annual az; $1,000 IT, bs 1859. 2df l04!; shares
Penn Bank 2isl; 10 do schuy kill Bank, exp, sl do
Union Bank os; 5000 Wilmington 6s, 1880, 1915 5000
Tennessee SIS SO.
srcoSp BoAnp. March 80 shares wilmington r. r.
b5f i6 100 do do do s5 l5l 70 do Girard Bank III 10
do Penn Bank 2a2I 80 do Farmers and Mschsnics'
Bank i5 $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds. 1851
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6j- Upon the receipt at Charleston South Caro-.
lima, of the intelligence Of the disastrous accident
Washington, proper measures were taken to pay the
last honors to the distng ushed dead Minute guns
fired from the United States naval station; detachment
Of volunteer artillery ordered out to perform thu
same duty; and with feeling that commands gratitude,
the British Consul issued the following
BRrTIsH CossuLArr. CHARLEsIo,, March o.
In token of deep sympathy with the feelings Of the peo
pie of this country for the awful calamity which has 70
Gently occurred board the United States ship OF
Princeton and OF respect for the memory Of the dstin
gushed officers Of the Federal Government, whose loss
their country has to deplore the masters Of all British
vessels in this port hereby requested and Tequr
ed to have their flags hosted at half mast this day
WIN OGiLBY,
B. MS Consul for North and South Carolina.
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II. b. Ms Consul for North

SHIrwREcK. schooner Superior, which left
here on the 18th ult., bound TO Baltimore, was
wrecked the oath ult. at New Inlet in gale having
been days out Her cargo consisting OF cotton, was all
saved small portion OF Il damaged and taken by wreck
ers to Chick am acomies Island The vessel itself
suppo ed will be total loss No lives lost -Chariesto~
Patriot, March g.
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Died

Died.
On Thursday March T. at Morristown, New Jersey
CArHAENE PHiLLIPs daughter of Andrew and Caroline
Bache, in the It'll year OF her age.
On the 10th instant at her late residence 90 Clinton st.
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FATAL DUEL.--A duel was fought at Vicksburg,
Mississippi, on the 10Th ulumo, between Mr.. Ham
nett editor Of the Vicksburg Wing, land brother Of the
member of Congress from Mississppi,) and Mr. Ryan,
editor of the Sentinel They fought with pistols, and at
the usual distance At the fourth fire Mr. Ryan fell NOR
tally wounded, being shot directly through the lungs
He died within ten minutes In two Of the previous res
Mr.. Hammett had been wounded but the affair was al
lowed to proceed probably in conformity with the org
nal terms Of the meeting The parties had before
met and exchanged shots with rifles, but the difficulty
then arranged upon the ground Mr.. Ryan was tho
successor of DR. Hagan in the editorial chair, who
killed within the last year We grieve most sincerely 10
be compelled to record these tragedies.
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ROBERT HOPE HART,

NO II NASSAU STREET, CORNER or PINE
OFFERS for sale, 10 lots suit purchasers scotch he,
London and Dublin Brown 81 ut scotch and IRISH me-
kew Dark aod Pale Band,es, Madeira, Sherry, Fort Snsm
pane Sparkling Hook CaIrt All Of the test qualify
fi7 imnssc
DACKtT SHIP OCONEE from New Orleans, /" oreh@r
J. ing AZ the foot Of Pike street ,,..n. ........ ar
osisr,es by this ships will please sfteno 70 VI" ~, ~,
ih.ir 10 ds immediately "tN '''e
v,A,KrT sUIp HUN SVILLE firm New Ore'ns
L :, d. e n. whuf foot OF w all stree.
,ons,ps by I ia hip please attend to the receipt Oh
,'ons'b.ees ny ~, l' " miiec !
their ola ifpmed aely -------".----
,rxcx, suIP OIONEE from New Orleans, is ois harg
'ng a, Jope,; wnsti, ct ot J".'s lane
s by this ship will please attend the recert Of
their goods Immediately mIIec
III - s,Is bv n. X. COLLINS CO,
nil a. ' " IS South 81,
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THE PEACOCK

INV TENNOON,
NEW d. MING 400 MS,
NOS 1, SOUTH WILLIAM AND, 50 STONE SITS
White Prints, near elmo icg's. haloser "a 'ars
COelt e,' Slip.
THESE New and elegant Rooms will be openei THIS
L DAY witha able d'Hote, from IL NJ. till tP. NJ. Pro,
Gred The Linner will consist daily OF Soups Fish,
Boiled aud Roas, JOINTS Poultry, Gime, Pastry. podons
Fruits &C, nc.
liant, and others are nyud to mai. trial Of this ,cono
micsl and convenient ode Of dining mil iwnm
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
r u u & L L " 4 IL q Il, u ~

.A41 - STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-Nill be
sold at the Nerchipts' Exchai in this city,
,c the 9Th day Of Mach C ias~t It .'sloeL
III STEAM OAT VIRGI Ma, with u tn tack
furni belo ging it, The said steamboat Of
the bu bel Of about $40 Ieagth about 1853 e with
cye der Of 40 inches aud o5 stroke. 1t well calcu
lated Tor to y boat
Terms Of Sale aud other information that be deted
will e commune atsd on application
JOH> COLGAN, II James street.
Il m
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Passengers Arrived.
NEW OKLEANs-Sbp Orieans-Mn Emery and child, and
u the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-12

D1. A mortal combat took place on Tuesday, the
27th ultimo, between MIR. Samuel Wimbish and John
Baker the latter sonin law Of the former both planters
in the parish OF West Felciana the mouth OF Bayou
Tunica, in the State Of Louisiana MIR Wimbish was
shot in the head by pistol ball, and expired in sfew
min utp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-12
TO THE AMERICAN REPUBLICANS
OF THE
FIFTH WARD

TT IS KNOWN TO YOU THAT THE PUBLIC
sf S st
ed third the Object Of wh p wa. to Sse Go~
he so long seed BY the wing, and emscrts and
pootment Of but honest and able Offices within
Webex leave ca attention the proceedings that
hay. taken place this ward tina, judge chance.
esS sSss I'd @ T *. @ s
that but little attention gvea it, aud the
So%;"ssies Connie ;.eonss$ then made e a
nat % % ey and Ss pwbo
boasts Of eoatIors The party in The Fifth Ward the
he tail i,Nrs boy BY the way 81
true friend. Of the had the most disma osbo" Is h
& is G9s ns tn. S Rs psrsS
81 Sy but y we'll S an their
sSd Wig DaIi.sn sh.. could probably Be found 3hsi
'G %s % Of be the S$$s $SfSns
THE AMsR!GAN REPUBL.'CA ELECTORS of
p hs T% S %s are %se e
Report of e % Ti % Charter Officers NC
pa!.Ssns Mans. Nan H1 House, booninsse.
q psft S M, Rock Es'i i.i! s'i :s"
=, ISAAC DOUGHTY,
~ Chairman Nominating Committee
JOHN REED, Secretary. mil 3t'm
rosT otFFICE,
EASTERN MAIs.on and ,Ie: hi; day. uai further
.ss '' ''''G join isFf r6MER $a;i .''
m2 3tErc Post Master.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE COMMENC ..MENT, Tor Conf ring The Degree Of
% e e.. sss rSussSa az
ss ni es s of h sas public general.
address will be delivered the Graduate. by Professor
h e. viii move from the College Building
N. Sets viii be reserved for the Ladies'
nj, ,,..,. w " ~ a's BEDFORD M s..IE;,,v
SPIRIT OF IRISH HISTORY
w F. ROBINSON, Of Connecticut. delivers his La,
Institute in their Lecture Room rear Of the City Hall at II
O'clock the Spirit of Irish during the Connection
Tickets, each admitting Lady and Gentleman IS cents
PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
A LMONDS, ROSE, CINNAMON and all kinds of Fancy
EE,se ist, rssshos Rose. M..t ysbsna. &C.. sc.
FF :9sn. F S:s. .s and F 4ss; % ssssi
With every article comprising entire Perfumery. at lowe
' [ " o. w SOAP WORKS. 70 Trinity Place.
ml2 lnerc late Lumo'r st eet
"a ROOMS TO bET-n the n I'd asd !, uIh .tory. o
:. II. t ss 4 f:s th's $s %,s q
A s TIE WI TER IS ENDING, AVID SPRING COM
ING this coI ular edcine should be ak.u by
val,Ug their h. No how well you may feel, III
change Of season mpeatvey demand, CLEANSING of the
beng without regularly cuaIed ~
b'ng tau EN- with SAFETY alg-f period. hoIesAs
the tTopretors IHDS. ROBERTS * co,
ml2 lmsm "a Broadway.
T P;CAnKoLL,s o. d ESTABLISHED MEDIC a FL
~ VAPoR BATHS are veil kr"wn To be essenu II ne
AZ ii. daIT
VIII Gu by remaining tn" surf Of the skn rodace
Gus diseases, colds, Ihenm, scarlet fever &c They
IN oper' ton .tulindc st eet fom o'clocx tn
morning TIL o'c'"ek night Sulphur Baths gu
no RS notice Portable Baths aud Ba II bs
| u ans part OF the city or o0hIyu mri2 iwIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-12

HARRIET W. HYDE, only daughter of Asa and Ann Hyde
aged years. one month and ten days
0l3- Boston papers will please copy this
On the morning OF the nth instant at O'CLOCK alter
a long and painful Illness JOHN f'rzM"oSs' aged %
years.
To attend his funeral this afternoon 81 o'clock from his
late resdence No. lOs Monroe street Montgomery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-12

HuR,k, LIGHi WAGON, HARNESSES FOR SALE
Nsood conoition, wi lie Their top. lmys Sc, wheels
A(A-reary new. The owner having further use fsr
heu the whole III be sold Apply, wit real
aada d.r box $50 Lower Pot Office mli"ysc
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
n NJ. PEYSER y co Uately removed from the corner Of
L. William and John to No 60 John street offer for sale
bera wholesale and RETAIL the following tcles
received by arrivals
Berlin Zephyr Wo-edthe complete assortment in
this country. 49, .
Canvass Embroidery, of cotton, silk and worsd in all
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Paensof the choicest end drs-
c,ipon Embtoderies nnished ana commenced velvet
silk worsted and cotton, worked the tasteful Par-
sian style
Taels for Hair Dresses of gold sveand silk and rs-ed
Bracelets Combs, HAIR Pms and large variety Of other
beaut fu Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse gilt and silver Beads BuRIes Purse
Twt. plain and shaded in sc's and spocls Embroidery
and flower Chenille. OF silk I'd me, al aud slk.
Also Fringes Omps and Cord ard Tassals imported and OF
their manufa Of gold silver. st &c all colon
and widths
Branch Store Broadway formerly ts7 Broadway
r. 3mecs
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Weekly Report OF Interments

March TO the 9th day OF March, I8ii
81 Men 81 Women /; 40 Boys AZ Girls Total I52.
DISEASES.
Asthma, Bleeding from stomach, /; Burned scalded
Cancer II CASUALTIES Consumption 81; Cony usons 49,
CTo%p q t eoy ~ Dedam Trsmeas D5opsy q prol
Ieas' Fever, 90 bilious. do intermittent /; do
Pea 81 dc Scarlet "a Heart, disease Of Ii Hopping cough
nnnammation do OF BRAIN do Of bowels 81 do of chest
90 Of he,r 2; do Of lungs &c do Of s9mssh Dc
rasnn g. Measles Old Age 3; Palsv, q Premature birth
scroola 81 Spinal disease, Il Suicide, Teethng Il Tets-
mss Il UceraOn Of ntesnes Il liberation Of throat Ii IN
known, |.
Under year. &c; to g. 49, to 6; TO 10, o. 10 to co. Il
20 80 30 2 40 So III so to 60 o. 60 to TO- $50 to
80. 3: 80 to 90.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Last week, positively, Of SiGNUR FRANCISCO. the
One week more Of the ORIGINAL KENTUCKY
MiNSTRELS the best band Of Ethiopian Melodists in
America. addition whom the Manager has engaged
MR. WHiTLOCk, the renowned Banjo Player aud Negro
MIX. Is WILLIAMS the Delineator Of Irish Character.
Singer Of Comic IRISH Songs and avort. jnpipe Dancer
Mr. L. u 10TH comic SINGER
MIR HOWARD, the ViOlinist.
MIR II q SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer
IA PETITE CEklTO the admired Danssuse.
GEN. TOM THUMB 10 Wax faithfully represented, to-
gether with the celebrated POLLY BODINE and DANIEL
L AMBERr.
The Oh SY FAMILY, six in number recently from Ger
many, faithful Of the ancient people Of
Egypt may be seen in heir native costume
The GlPHEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller. may be private
ly consulted at ali hours Of the day and evening.
Performances evening at ~ O'clock and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at o'clock.
Tickets Is cens-chiidren under ten l2 cents Tween
vve for private consultations with the Gipsey
Queen. milo re
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Wales GLOBE ANDgTEiAlNsFARENr CELESTIAL

MR. VALE will rive Course Of Thre Lectures on Astro.
AVA nony illustrated c' fly b. The sb We ,nslnment liass
broadway ispenatd The inst on Tuesday the " instant
the second Thursday h and the third on fn'ay he 'h
at7n p. M
sineIe Tck.s q GEMS be had At the door Tchtsmr
The Cours s2 or dol s for TO he nv 81 Mr.
Vale o, e.,e, street or of Nr. Dicke md the Ma
B--Thr above tnstruu - now ussd ~ Yale College
nd Ia, been publicly reco ded by d. Lsdasr AID Pre-
fe.s tosf.sn II Nnr dig IL 2t'
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LArEsr suUTnNRN smIP NEWs

PpfLApILrHiA, March li-Cld. ARIEL. Gregg. Havan,.
CHARLtsror March 8--Au Charles on, Brown New York,
Como, Elddge Boston, Be- smin Rogers New York; Met
chsn Kent, auxsCid Portland tBr) Stoksr Liver
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A UCTI0y NoTlCE-,-+uTLERY, &c.-yACog 8.
u PLATT wi sell this day o'clock, No 81 Platt
sts-zoo lots fine Table and Pocket Cutlery. comprising
teiuti ul a. eIment
Also 100 Cons ees elegant Bowie Knives, with She thes
With sorted viz: Horse and All gator Arbausas
Too Picks, Fire Eaters Dragon Tongues &c. cut from to
Is u ches zach.
Also F.y"pen Dirk and Spearpont Knve' fne Scissor,
RazOrs. Shears. &c. mia Itspc
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G d
HAVE taken the Store No 81 Wall for the purpose
of transacting a GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
BUSINESS. Consignmen's solicited. Sales
guarante ed and cashed advances made when required
JOHN 3. BELTS.
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BY DA VID PA II KS,
1854 PEARL STREET,

LAR ~ Invoice Of Fancy Goods. consisting Of fifty
"A Spittd Handkerchie POngee do fancy silk Dress Hand
kerchef Broche Shaws Spool Cotton, Corset Lace Bone
Suspende Buttons Tin do Liuen Collars Suspende Sew
Silk all co'o Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead Purses
Nett do Bags Paper Hangngs Cloths Casmeres DiaperSc
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THIS fegh full end ting forms the 18th number
L of he M ,RROK LIBRARY"
II printed GU h"e whi'e ger with new type, and be
The commencement of the "MRaOk LI8R AIRY which
embraces of the reI and itsru'e e
may be had spp cation tie publishers Single copies
IN cents; copies for dollar Apply the ofc. OF the
Iuoli.hers, No. 4 Ann street, New York. NIL 2trc
a THREE DOLLAR HATS J. II MOZAMBIQUE
~ calls the attention OF the public 10 fine
Fur Hats the price Of Three Dollars 22s Bowery
m re
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THE MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF THE
NEW YORK BRIGADE BAND.
WILL 'ake the shsk.rcfe Hotel Ta sdsy Eve
w p,ng, March 10. Daring The the Band will pei
form the following pieces Of Mnsir:--
Grand avatIns, from 'GazZi bsdfa."
Sol, Eb Bpge. by X Willis.
Quirk Step dedicat d 20 Col Curtis OF the Res NJ q
Ticket, ST. had OF the Members Of the Band aud at the
Shkspeare Hot; Atwsods IIerm Hail. the Fouatan
Walker st Haywatds. in Broad way; and NJ Green
Napnatfa House ms iwssm
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PARK THEATKe;
Boxes so cents-Pit 3Cents-f'a,lery i21z Cents.
THIS EVENING, March 2, lSit,
The perform ance will commence with the celebrated
NEW WAY To- PAY OLD DEBTS
SIR oiles o, erresch -. Mr. Booth
To Jude with
BOHEM,ANS PARIS;
Or. the Mysteries OF Crime
Mons. Mon Orgul Mr.. barrv
nj Bagndl Nv. Chppendale
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II ROCKWELL o. r. STONE.
THIS EVENING. March l2, eri0rmances commence
with
Poay Races.
After which OF Gymnastcs ord.
Voante, Vsu ting, African Drolleres. kc. tic.
AZ er which
Otto Notty W appear.
John Smith will Dame and sing,
To conclude with
The World at Glance.
MIrCIIELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENIN, Mar'h i2-Ths performsAces will
THE ALPINE MAID.
Swg.. Mr. Holland
To conclude with
CINDERELLA.
Felix Mrs. Timm
The Baron Pompono. ...M Mr. Nickenson
Pedro. Mr.. Holland
Cinderella. -. Miss TAYLOR
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'T@HE a NNTVFHSA DTNNEN OF WAN SOs
Getty Of New YORK. will be cele rated Tuesday 18th
Ma oh, at the A,t House.
Tickets to be hid Of the following stewards:-
=. Belmont So Wa street
q Won Bau, ID South William street
W. ) hnen. q Nassau street
A. Rodewald, rs vroad street.
u II H sci. 10 FIX hange Place
y w. po'Iitz, 30 Broad street.
G.. A. LII ing, Br ad st,eet.
Julius Gl.im. 4 Broadway
DR. Teksmpf II " arren street
L. X. Dey.p 70 Wall afIe
pr. A, chedt. 327 Broome street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-12

a THE SUB GERBER resi- ectiulv announces that his
ASpri Style Of Hats (now ready constructed
an different from he, ofoe used ia this country and
which ne 6dnt needs only examination
eemcn of its Superiority Ii has been Of
plant th.t thu fur the edge Of the off and
thrs gives Hat of having been much
Will the other c,mpaIatvey RECT Tsis
feet the subscriber la. been enabled 0bve such
interfere, bat the improve the
anl contour OF the Hat
All gent requested call and satisfy Themselves of
the superiority Of the method all others
JOHN N. GENiN,
Hat and Cap Establishment, No ~ broadway
mrilmsrc Opposite II Pauls Church
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LOOK AT THIS!
9. JUST RECEIVED, by the pscbst ship -
WS3musl HICKS, from aris the best article OF <u5
AG,t tlemehs French Boot seen. OleIrO,
~ Wholesale aud REAL. at tie low price Of S..
The best Article of French CAT Boots made So oo
,oik sole Boots .......... 90
Wstr Pr Of Boots 90
Likht alt Sew Boots .......Sl To 3 30
line CALI Shoe, m de t. mcasrre 80 90
worked Sippe -. 81 to Is
And the greatest OF all kinds Of shoes
fashion: aides IN us st,re will 6nd the
ment m Cater DO Is that be found this city and all
nds 81 oushin Sbpp. TIES, Button S,oes Prunela Slip
pers white black suin and al other kinds aed coio Ao
the gratest assortment OF Boys Boots and shoes Misses
Chdres Of AL kd to be found this city, aud all OF
manufacture and of the test F'ech gods
be the best aud cheap tho cheapest 61 Broadway
corner Of Ffsnklin street.
GREGORY & CAHILL,
mo imsec 367 Broadway, ". "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-11-14

THE COLLEGE OF HERALpRY. The
Society under the influence OF which an
American Herald's College is now fornl-
ing appear to be really in earnest in their
undertaking, They have collected more
than eighty folio and quartz volumes up.
on the aucien, and modern Heraldry OF
all parts OF Europe. and have also large
and valuable collection Of MSS. upoa
tho same subject and family history. An
artist of merit is now emblazonIng the
arms OF The y. S. and oflhe twenty six
States Of the Union, upon as many panre's
Of the bookcases in the College library,
I, has baea rumored y at one Of Cur Tx.
Presidents has been. or will Immediately
be elected, President a. Ayns," Of the
institution. IN. y. .7mericaa