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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-21

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York notice in hereby given all
persons having claims against ELEANOR COFFEE late
Of the City of New York. single wonan the same
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers M place Of
residence Of them either of them the office of Ed
on or before the esd, day Of June ne1t-Datsd
JOHN CALDW ELL, }r,,.o
do law6m THOMAS 7. DEVAN. f.1etutots'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-21

As.3 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE The
: two story brick front House ad Lot No. los Elddge
25 feet front by 87t feet deep-llouse Is feet
front by Sc deep modern built with marble man;es fold
door &c If not disrqsed of previously it viii be sold
laqulre of Ruben Bunker No. 90 Pine ST. VIM H. Frank
lin, No. Is Broad.st. lol Il
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

sArH June 27-Ar Selma, Pray, 6altimere. Sid Lion
PoRrL AND. June 2s-An Abbatt ua. Cram. Norfolk Cid
Agnes. Hunt. Gundaoupe
NEw9yRYroRr, June 2s-An amanda. Ncksr.on, ard Ba-
lance Nick Albany Cid No gull Bunker ilninrton
NC. sid lvanhoe. Post Phi aselphia.
SALEM, June 2l-Cld VIM Schroeder, Jackson, India.
rasons suIinsm; Renown, Lowell and Reside Lsngey.
York Cid Patriot Rus ketelnota Amsterdam via NBed
frd China. Brown Tnnidsd; William johnson Matanz,s
cohsnnet, Saunders, Madeira aud mkt; Lswnncs- Howes
eeu Vesrer, Hopkins and I rinckey, Saunders, Pha
delphia; Homer WAITS Thomason load for Mobile; Wave
Rogers. Norfolk, City Point and Richmond. Utiea, Beane
AZ albany and Troy; WoleS5 Ryder, oye E1.bs!h Yates
mond
NEw BEDronp, June as- Arr Sylvester, shuz NYork, to
,PnoylpEsor, june 2s-AmTpall, Gibbs, Baltmer; RI.
dent WooIsey Rondout-Weduesdsy night off Sayhrook
fell ia with sloop Leopard from Providence for NYork, dis
nasted and lowed her IN 70 New London; Gem. Dsbrow
Lewis, York Sid Adams. Nickeson Philede phia
A,,oo. Hawk kins, Rondout; albany. Gibbs, Albany.
hicmMoSp Juns asNArr Lancet, Burzell Camden Sid
oean25h. of Csryso,d Reef saw ship that had been on
sore and off by wIsckers; Zephyr Roby Havana
Below, Hayne, from Havana Sid Tybee: McCormck New
York; George Hull Providence 26th Waccamaw Vincent
sAyASsAH Jane 2sCld Britannia (Br1 SAUNDERS Harbor
Island Sid Isaac Mead Thorp New York; Openango, Vose
NEW ORLEANS. June 2iArt Queen Victoria Ranett. and
henry Kelley Gray NYork; leshany Brown Philadelphia
mon Leeds Kingston ia; Leo, Symmonett, Nassau Mp.
Bordeaux; Grafton. Towne Boston; Street Mcconnell
Havana
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

dollars The Long Island road win be completed in all
July, and regular line to Boston, this road will be
Immediately established. The Norwich and Worcester
Road will be benefited by the opening Of the Long
Island and its receipts increased This route Boston
must take precedence Of all Others Of the
distance being about forty miles than any other
Better time be made these roads between the
two cities than on any other and go ahead
people, the shortest and quickest route will be the vo.
rite one. There has very little Improvement taken place
in any other stock on the list
The Merchants Bank OF Baltimore has declared nall
yearly dividend Of three per cent.
The Western Bank OF Baltimore has declared divid-
dend Of "a per cent for the last six months.
We monthly returns Of receipts for customs on
mportations into this city ls44 compared with the
two previous years The increase has been sustained
every month SO far.
RIyr
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
Foreign Importatlons.

HAyRE-ship Argo-2 pkgs II Schmidt co--l2 Moritz,
Oppenheim col Muller-26 Moran 4 Isen-00 Cot.
tenet co--ig sehuch srd Fave coz De Rham aooei
smtho Spies, Chri,t cog schmidt Drdeval SO ON.
bre x Dambmann-l Darme-6 Malezeur, Gourd & COL
konx-2E Bos.ange-i Bourry3 Cert Beer May-2K Kess
Ter eo--l Vez Nlerian Bensrd- 6 A Wallsr-5
CO., Dcilsp col Isoford-I Mali-2o Deriismes x
nozard-l Strange-i Coivie 4 Fleming-i MURRAY
13 paI2 r,a Schmidt AndIswms % Martin LawsonLls
coIss rraye eos II Hash, cost Lane Lam,cn CO
II Momi.-7FI Tohias-i Wight, Stugss sh.w-6 fel-
lows Wcdsworh-l Baldwin Burnham col Dickson <
co-s Tiffany, Young EIiis-2 Groom co-lV Bishop
Rohr-l Felix CollaId-5 Alamazet Smith, raisme
"a Goodhue cos Dupre-24 Rodger cog Mitchell
Brogaard Co.'S Becar Garon cog q (iisnoux col
-iS ThSmrscs-2 %nT sassd73 BirEe Goa yaret
Lachase Y Fouehei q CAIhpeck-2 Jolly Frsres-s q En-
ger-l Peyser COL A Brett--4 D'yernos--l Cot
tenet ce-iFi syz7 Il 7 Bodmsr-2 Brett-s Nevins
Warburg col Dnbos. Fave 4 COL n Benthard-2 H
Esche Il Robinson Wie-l2 Tatere' Bain--i4 Bernard
aeo-3 B.rn Resse-l Storm, Duboih col Ha,ri.on-
Sha" Bake col : CochIan1s st Feix-it Nj
AZ Howell Thirion MaiIlard coz h Hyde-6 w +
Brett3 Kent. Kendall Atwater--i w Benjamin Coz q
1ordon-2L Curts.2 bdis gold specie Coenet CO.
Wemef-s WIthaus Fills-l D Lppold-22 + NJ
Oplenhsim23 A Vei,in COL ufion-2 Strollen
-3J Frnenrutch-i Goldsmidt& * col Noltenus x Pa
yensadtles asks wine coxet Antoios25 Taber i5o
stones Bosang..35 pkgs ndss 95 casks wine order
MALAGA-Barque Tndent-l25 casks wine Thompson <
Adsms-93 wine 436 boxes hf bxs Aguire
Gaway-259 frails almonds Firth 26 boxes lemons
Staker20 baes 100 indian bbs wine casks do
whole half and or boxes aisins tarmonys Nephews
az Dsss mating Ind mat. ss bale. ssss bTs
fr21s almonds us casks order.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

Notwithstanding the slight Improvement on Saturday
the closing prices somewhat lower than those cur
rent earlier IN the week. and in many instances full ene
hundred per cent lower than those current month or
SIX weeks since The largest decline within the past
week reaches nine percent Several fances rapidly
getting do"n TO the point they sarted from at the
meme enens OF the late speculatons. The Railroad
sockS operated SO much in by speculaors are really i'm.
rovng in value, notwithstanding the auctutipe quota
uols through the street. The Long Island, Mohawk,
Norwich and Worcester, and even the Harlem, must be-
lore many months pass by be good stocks These works
are steadily progressing towards completion The re-
sep OF those in active operation are graduay
ns and the financial condition Of the companies perma
nenuy improving The daily receipts Of the Harlem are
very large averaging full 800 dollars per diem. This
makes the annual receipts nearly two hundred thousand
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
MONEY MARKET.

sunday, June 3O-6 II. M.
The Stock Market during the past week Mas been gra-
duay settling down into something like order. Prices
have been steadily sinking until Quotations rule
lower than at any time during the past month. The
tremendous explosions that took place in stock opera
tions some little time since, completely upset the market
and destroyed all confidence among the brokers in each
other slight improvement took place yesterday the
first session OF the Boards Of Brokers' but prices fell of
again in the afternoon ard the market resumed former
depression slight galvanc shock passed through the
street in the morning. but the effect lost before night
We cannot expect much improvement in stocks until
after July the hot weather. with the contracons the
banks must undergo previous to the first Of August will
not permit any great Improvement in prices We annex
comparative table Of prices for the past week.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

we have here the real cause of the reduced
our exports The limited wants Of foreign natiens
our productscoon exceped-creates but very trning
draught on our rmmense supplies. The absence OF large
markets to take away products fast they accu
mulate has no effect the quantity produced but has
very serious effect prices reducing them to the very
lowest point, and forcing stocks abroad on specua
on, at ruinous prices During years Of great specua
ton heretofore when cur mportations very heavy
prices for our agricultural products ruled very hgh and
heproducers enabled to into the market with
the means purchase largely the manufactures we were
importing. The consumers Of our imports were compa.
iaus1iy mn, what ,ney moment. The low
prices paid for our agricultural products will compel the
producers to live within themselves, and the de-
mand for imported merchandise must be very greatly
restricted to what would be- farmers receiy
ing great prices for their crops An attempt to import
heavily for future in the face Of the present prices
our own staples will most assuredly be attended with
aero osg
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

HAVANA, June 20 The crop Of tobacco last grown and
aot yet In market has been very short and small pro-
portion OF will make first quality segars and the price
svery high Owing 70 the scarcity Of tobacco and its
increased value all the respectable manufacturers hav
ec,aed on increasing the price Of their segars Rice 2
10 rs Alter the 10th prox the duty will be one hal
ne present rate until the end Of the year We expect
nat our market will be glutted and dealers will buy eau
lousy. Exchanges are very dull indeed New York II
2; Boston, 2 a ~ discount
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFrcArIo,

HAy-Common qualities North River bale are in very
moderate demand at 30 33c The receipts still continue
large.
PaovsioSs-Ohio prime pork is in fair demand at SO
GA 10; do mess at So 62l 75 Beet is improving
in demand Country prime sells at ST. do mess at 50 rs
So Lard getting to be quite actve good barrel sells
at 81 abic kegsat &C. Orange county butter sells freely
at l2l lac.
WHIsxgrDr Drudge casks very dull, and are held at
23c. Western and prison barrels sell wanted at 23
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
FROM CusrcMs EEokIvED AT THE Ponr OF
ss,4a7,Oaa 4,ss5,4n s,sss.o25 s..


This is very wonderful increase in short period
The increase in the first six months of ls44, nearly
amounts to much the total receipts for the Pc
rod in 1912 and 843 The value Of the importaons on
which this large amount of duties accrued cannot be
great in proportion to the receipts, in ls42 The
rage duty imports for that year ruled very low the
first eight months Of the under the compro
mise act and very large mportations yielded compare
lively small revenue We see in the annexed table
this view illustrated
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

Jusr 29-The supply Of beef cattle at market this
week has been larger than for time past and the
OF last week The offering at the scales Monday EN-.
braced $50 head of which 800 sold and 1856 taken
another market The prices ranged from 81 80 for ner
or to - 80 per 100 lbs for prime quality the hoof-
equal to So 70 net On Thursday there ITO head
offered OF which 20 were driven north and 20 sold
prices corresponding with those paid at the commence
ment OF the week There head left in market
unsold The market continues be fully supplied with
live hogs and the demand very limited. Small lots are
selling at 50 4 IS per 100 lbs according TO quality
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
state or Trade.

AsHEs-Pots in fair demand, and quotations remain
without alteration Pearls in very limited request
and are firm at 81 SO.
BsEswAr-Prme northern yellow sells at 30c
CoTTos-There were sales OF importance to-day
the total transactions being only 800 bales slight
duction in price. The annexed quotations cur
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
Passengers Arrived.

HAyRE-Paeket ship ArEo3 George Peabody and lady Clara
Jo,sph Augustus Ellen. ElIa Mary and Fanny Peabody,
sally Dodge pebrsqae James Pendsrg.st, George W
LINCOLN Tancrede sauyaaraa, Benz Raphael D. Fancis
Lah,nsnd,ne Andrew Riche NJ Emily ette and daugh
r picquet Rosine MahlSe Jaques Joieph. Marie
steerege. one born the passage.
John Wright
> uBERMupA-Big Hauet-Mr Higs, Misses Ellen and Maria
HISS hr dEstene, Mrs Phelan ard children.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
NEW IMPORTATION OF
ENG LISH ADDL ERY.
j. THOMSON,

81 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK,
y DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and Shs trade gene
~ rally, that he has commenced Imp orug 0ing IN Sad
dl-fy.fiadware and win constantly
hand we'll assorted stock Of Goo tor go and country
trade embracing assortment of nae Saddlery OF the
newest sty le, consisting, Ia part OF
Coach, Trotting aud Riding Snafles;
Coach, Chifney Pelh an Port and Military Bits;
Brass PLACED. aud Steel Military ana Portable Box Spurs
Military Racing, PLAIN and Spring Stirfups;
Marlow's Imitation Covered Harness Furuiture
Brass German Silver Ivory Lned Terits, Hooks, Ike;
Whslt bone, Gl1,s, AID Patent Leather osetts;
HEADS a. Reins, MartingAls sc of every drscripon;
Eng ish Hog skins, Seal Skins Sir up Lea,heis &c
Eng ish Giod and Silver Moun,ed LADIES' Jockey and Til
bury Whips.
Reads Patent Safety Coech and Gig Rens
Coach and Gig Tefrets Hooks Swiye and Harness Mount
ing. Of III kinds
Trunk Locks, Brass Trunk Nails Bag Frames. Sc
AnO. aaormest Of Saddefs Tools saddle Trees. Hog
SKINS Patent Leather, Cham is Skns &c &c all which
will be aold on the most favorable terms
Buyers will do well 10 exam4e ths abave Goods they
will certainly fad IL TO their advantage jl itsec
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

On Thursday. 27th inst at his residence in Westches
ter county Hon JAMES TURK in the 62d year Of his
age, late of this city.
On board the barqne Triton her passage from Glib
raar to this port OF consumption RonsRr TuRSER pas
senger, of Louisville, (Ky) aged 26 years
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or the Steam ships.
Shin Nan.ters ana Axents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT svEY of our News Fleet Report
Spoken their List Of their Cargo ard any Fo-
reign Newspapers News have he will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Coesponc
home abroad will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

% HOW MANY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATIC
affections and let them along month after month"; des
pairing OF obtaining any relief To all such wish to
say that the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linment will
positively these complaints The Elixir drops
internally, operate directly upon the nerves, while the
Linment, applied externally. removes all pain where
il exists Let the afflicted make trial Of hesere-
medes, and will warrant them At 81 Court
landt street.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

a1y- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. -lhs
Ionic Msture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York, confidently 70
Commended for all ofdeby produced by secret in
diligence of any kind. It Is Invaluable
dy for impotence sterity or barenness uness depend
lag on nal formeton)
Single bottles 81 each cases Of hall dozen s5 caro-
iilly packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
o iicc o.. this College Of Medicine and PhsTmacy az
fassaa atrsat. W. RICHARDSON, NJ. \, Agent
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ARlAI. GARDEN

EklAl. GARDEN.
:. 2 RPE Ell UA AL FAlA,
Corarf of Broadway ard Ann street,
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
July LIST. I'd and 3D.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
very sf,ernoSs 4! hePas oeoc1 and every c,s.,s At =
THE SMALLEST A5D NOsT ASTONISHING
DWARF.
In Creation !-COLO cHArriN a native Of the "Old
Dom -
NINETEEN YEARS OLD!
dND ONLY 27 INCHES HIGH!
engaged for lew days aod be the day
and he inelliRent sociabie, and
teTestng being affabe and agreeab bic his
The INFANT SISTERS.
UTFOUk AND SIX YEARS OLD. ZU
ust arrived from Europe and who received with such
repeated b9st Of applause last will thsr
admired Songs and Dances
Last Week of
THE GIANT AND GlANTESS!
They may be from 10 O'Clock A. M till r M frem
till 81, and from till 10 O'Clock, p M
Last Week OF the
ORPHEAN FAMILY OF VuCALISTs!
!. LITTLE MISS or ONLY Six YEARS!
Mrs Western, Great Western, kc are engaged.
A New omc Mearge, entitled Chap.er OF Accidentsv
together with the COMIC lANKEE OLlO, BY Mr. and
Mrs. Western.
GnEAT PREPARATIONS are making Tor the Ath.
several novelties aLd attractions being already engaged
u Admission TO the whole 70 cents--cnidIea
vrsIs. haiiprice. jso re
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
NEAPOLITAN BONNETs

AN IHt. UNDERSIGNED, Patentees OF the NEAPO-
CIVIL TAN BONNET, respectfully inform the public
they have removed their establishment from Third
No Is Delaney street. the Bowery wnere the
above sureb article of des dress Of the newest style and
Transparent hand. Ladies sed
call aud examine IN many selling very niercr
bon net for manufac.u -
Dealers supplied at Wholesale az usual by THOMAS
je25 2wrm PATTIsON, NOE u Co
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

FOURTH OF JULY.
+ X G u II S IONS DOWN THE BAY
MORNING AND AFTERNOONS
S01 1a The splendid steamer NEW YORK, Capt
ESZn5sS B store, on Thursday the 4th Of July, will
-@N&ieave from Peck Slip, r., Al O'Clock, and
tei hal Epast 8, for do the Ba
pssg in ves of tn Fort catcns Staten Island aud
Hamiitn Long island aud through the Narrows
Of Sandy Hook giving opportunity enjoy the
Sea to the city about H.
AFTERNOON EXCURSION.
The steamer NEW YORK will leave Peck Slip at o'clock
and Per No. ~ at haEp' g. aud proceed up the North
hver three four miles the eaey side the
westerly aide. Hobokenassng down Bay ah
the Narrows-reuming TO the city at o'clock
Band Of Music 10 engaged for this excuriou.
Fare Tor each 80 Refreshments board.
For further information enquire at 2e3 Pearl street.
ivI Afs
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

13- GOURAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP IS
another instance Of the triumph Of Art Nature
much as Il will certainly remove every vestige of TAM
sunburn ireckle, pimple bloch, morphew from the
face OF beauty Indeed, fully does II UP to the
expectations Of the inventor that he is confident
sian Of would actually the carbon from the
skin oi Nubian Buy only at 81 Walker street. you'll
be cheated with a swindling counterfeit.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

OF ionorrh9a, elect, and all mocupurnlen discharges
from the urethra These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
speedy and ehectua remedy for the above complaints
hey are guaranteed to cure recent in from three
discharges and chronic gee than any other preparation
at Tres mt known removing the disease wthoutconfne
rent from business, tantng the breath dsagreeing
" mn the stomach. Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office Of the College ot Pharmacy end Me.
dicne, 30 Nassau street.
w s. RICHARDSON. M. d. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

y Is g. and Is glorious Mature and Art excelled
Pmpies Blotches and Freckles retreat and Erupons
quelled.
The old, the disfgured and homely
See the future in eyes bright with hope;
For their features made bright and comely
By Jones' famed Chemical Soap
Ny- JONES' 1T ALLAN CHEMICAL SOAP-For cur.
ing disfgurements and eruptons, and making dark
burnt, yellow skim clear and white it cares pmpes
botches freckles sunburn, tan morphew-never fails
Beware OF poisonous counterfeit Ask for Jones' Soap
get only in this city at the American Eagle 50 Chatham
street. 1913 Broadway, l39 Fulton street BROOKLYN
State street Boston Ledger Buildings, Philsdephis,
and Pease, Broadway, Albany.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
SALgs OF srocxs-BosroN. June 2otl

SALES OF Srocxs-BosroN, June 2oth
23O shares East Boston Co, $l0f; l5O do lOt; 100 do
ing Railroad a4; 500 do, a4l; 800 do 24i loo Island
Railroad. b3m, 80.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

= Estim ated.
The duties for s43 and 1874 have accrued under the new
act In lsl will be Observed the imports amounted to
$7Sesol5 yielding only $40 99s 500 duties The average
rate Of duty has been higher the last years than
in any Of the preceding ones and will be seen the nett
importaons were small and the receipts Of duties large
in proportion. We have doubt the imports into the
country for 1914 will be very heavy heavier than for
many previous exports have greatly dim
nshed in value whchwl consequently reduce the total
amount Of the expectations showing balance against us
in our foreign trade which will cripple our resources
to auidate The low prices all our agricu
tural products during Of large importaons is
very serious drawback to prosperity and drains away
our substance very rapidly We will go back no farther
than last fall to show the great falling off prices for
most OF our staple agricultural exporting productions
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL STAPLES CouN-
rRy rR,yoiiss N THIS MARxEr. -.
OctoJer7. Fe1,ua,yn June 30
Aiss" Sc pest,: - SKA ak ss s7s sh
ESs'%a Esar G:s..ss ne ,s. sss * s&ss & s~ sS
Wheat, western, 90 81 90 a 05 IS 90
Naval stores, tar, 371aa Is Is al so Ia II so
Turpentine NC.
n 2 "a 4
Beet, rness,.... 80 l21a 87La 6 25 O0 a S 25
Pork, do Ohio, III 90 -. IS a 621x 8 IS a -.
Cheese, Ana 5K Ala 5L 8 5L
hIce, So n BIZ 275 9a5
Tobacco Ky,. 6h 2Xa 6I 2xa 6
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY /.
Arrived

* ;s'' S.s ''ss S nee
sf assi s% a S !, es' t
B. Harriet :, BrswE xsnn Says from Bermuda with hides and
British brig Fame Lake. il days from Windsor Ms with
Brt,6 brig Cleaner Beckwth, days from wnd.or N s
British brs Leader, Davidson a days from Windsor Ms
with plsM...r M. s;;; e Sops ! whi,csy co
Big North America Richardson, days Machas viii,
Brig Helen Chase 10 days from Calais lath to smith
Bis Mary Y Thomas. Norton, l2 davs from Thomason
ssas Empire CsH l. day; M from St crom with III hhd'
ss ssas IN ei as;'
sshr SWEET from ,dSs Nassau M Jun. a. with Z
SIZED .ehr james powsI Kssas for Bs%ofs
Bti.h ash hsss. sulsne 10 day. from Windsor Ms
s1.h s.h5 s!sw$ days from Cumberland Ms
sehr Glebs, Irons sdays from Addison Me with lumber
sehT Only Daughter MsDufe, days from Eastport, with
a s,S and fish ,s smith na,S soyGton Rom M
hr Potomac Duncan day, from Calais with lath Sc to
ch sultana, Norton days from Maine with lumber to
schr Cyprus. Sawyer. days from Macnias, with ath
seh Henry Clay Foster, days from Machia, with lumber
schr Ellen Chapmao days from Richmond, with COAL to
master.
schr g. Washington, Bowen. days from Virginia, with
slaves to master.
schr Mary Jane Swet days from Virginia, with shingles
master
sch Exchange days from Virginia. with shingles to the
master.
Schr Arrival Jones. from Virginia
Schr Wellesley. Jones. from Virginia.
Yacht Lancet Swett, 10 days from BOSTON,
Below.
Barqu. u u TId31 W lockwood u days from Mayasuez with
Sailed.
Barques D. Basset London; Julia Burgers Turks Issnd;
brgs Amanda. Rowland Belize Hon; Cordea Hatch Ponce
and others
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

On Saturday, 2eh inst. by the Rev. Benjamin Evans
II this city.
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

DR.. +. LOVEJOY,
/ ATE Of Owego wishes to inform his nends that he has
- ~ rmo.ed 20 this city, and has taken OFFlCE at 6e
BROADWAY lind kitwsre
The New York herald., 1844-07-01
VIEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT

..xQo6ssss ~ FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Morning
Line from the foot OF Barclay street. landing
ntrImediate places.
The steamer EMPIRE. Captain ). H. Roc, this morn
The steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorlam, orrow
morning at o'clock.
Evening from the foot OF Cour street. direct
The steamer SWALLOW Captain A. Mclean, this
ns al o'clock,
The steamer ALBANY, Captain H. B Macy, tomorrow
evening, at ofiock.
The Bos OF this Line owing their light draugh Of wa
able all times the bars. and reach Albany
and Troy 10 ample time to take the an Of for
the
For passage freight supy board, II Offices
wharv~s lyi
The New York herald., 1844-07-01

0I5- PURIFY YOUR BLOOD-PREPARE THE sYs
TEN FOR THE HEATS OF SUMMER--There is per
haps nothing which disfgnres personal appearance
pmpes and upon the face which generally arise
from an impure state of the blood yet hundreds suffer
them to remain when one bottle of Comstock's Sarsapar
Ia at trfng cost of so cents would entirely cure them
and give the countenance blooming healthy appearance
II yon wish to have fair skim free from humors this
ssrapara Sold at 81 Courtlandt streeprice so cents
per bette, or 81 per dozen.