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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13
THE FOREST ROAD.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13
MEDICINES.
SOUTHERN BALM.

,.,HE BEST MEDICINE EVER USED fc+ caastsPi,i9n.
Gs and ny eeteas e IL =. T ,lI In .;fs
cSr,;sir tn be seen NJ the following pice{ where ue
St rgTS BAL, I'D o. pae'R.l q E' 81 81 bIDse"y
sss& ~ Fri~-e A. r. & D. Sls. Is Rfoalway tir
sa Il Ayfnas D. h hgs lraa asa Pn: s
TN Wood IIEfisu: Vim hIeDoaa y! lianlsbnr.h OH
hohn; = IN, fH Nesk: Sir es Paterson,
iVstJalrs IaiHiel. L. Anirew i;y1s sG.slsgl' y
. ri t;es;oa, Pturgh. Pa: Bedding & c. B..ln Niss,
BALDWIN . WltneS gu;ia9 Je!nS5 9sfe'1 1s p,
!sne Ias e.ioFn y yg.Hs: i Fstt ID, Ts s
1,.l.,n VT: Phip Root Copp-rs;o,yn. Otsege, Y: WIN
Vyi.or Poushsee,sie, Y; Burlnsame, Nurtn ADAMS
Mass BRooFIYs, 2N June. ~.
Mes. aaCuT %: Gsne,enror o sy% Ye 5 aayS
q 7y gnsr e9 memo month " aeh bad .enc myself
s 60 g s c ny eage Fa'sr eleventh hour
frsad recommended Jour ScrTaERs HAIu. Asr ta.n- II
Tree tays could rest well eli ne ard my lost apPets vas
weight The benefit have ece:eJ Fem youI ns'i'ne esn
tr,ssri y,;,h cough. pain N tie lung, .. chest. :,
S-hemcrhoTStrest.
consider your SOUTHERN Ba1: aa: e,:aei ny ansasr'
af1 " Wilson, to hsalt E IN, SyI.I. s,3E
M snxay ( Coz For yeaF saye LED IN nm s5sqt
Your Suihern Balm has restored me to erec,o h,n'
;iss M'ESe l en- Gentlemen 1rSf have been long
affected with affection Gi the inEs ana ,eh. cmn5l'
x1frl6 ~
Nv Phvsian rorsidsred my hopeless MI Ford, nm
Staples ( Ford. Bnwery, kHOwn-sHme wonderful cure inas
5v nn- Southern BALM. hottie, which mas repfe
NV sni:h confidently recommend 20 all persons similarly
afactrd Rty:;Y GARSo conner llol-st. and 81 avenue
2ith Aprl. i>ii. MO Oh lHi
BELIEVE AND LIVE!
4 MOTHER ASTONISHING; CURE By THg-HS0,L,S
a -COMPJL.NID SYRUP Or TAR IND UoOD
.N:7PIA-i!i ,Ia 1st,
ifr Tionse,,-Bear Sir: With grateful feelings morn
you the astonishing elects OF your medicine wlc9 nSs NJ
caily raised from deathbed My disense pulmonary
Con;unpiiG. reduced 50 low That nay py.lcl71 pro,
nolpce nv ease .spee Al this ln1ciure began 10 Use
ynlIr nledcinc and. miraculous mar seeG ms com
pe;rly restored health ltter ever TING e.e pa '"d
Charlotte. street. above CeprEe.str'at
The undersigned helm. personally acquainted VIII " ash
ing,nn Mack and his stierngg bear wines to me astonishing
Statement Joseph WINNER. 3Is sortl Thry.-stree.
DAVID ViCkERS = Almond street.
hugh fGlNLEY. ). +. cor. IuninnnT
and Fnurth-street
~ PRINCIPAL, OFFICE. n T.. corner 9TH and Spruce
.trcGis. phiinGclphiu Price - cents per bottle. =
Far sal. by A. g. SANDS IL co 90 Broadway. corner oi
Chnmerssreet; 19 Fultog.s;; a East Broadway;
Price 20 cents. ------- 50 ON
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY IT'S
u BROADWAY. UP STAlRS.--E. WHITE would re
,pectiry call The attention Of citzeEs and Stranger visiting
.ng e q, in groups from TO IA pesonz the same plate.
which for beauty md accuracy OF denranon cannot be sur
naved Pc-r,its taken In kinds Of weather. either with
without he c0o Tire prices Of sch he nns reIucedo 'ho's
chlrgN by the mot Inexper nced n the pnnea
tc tic Frat Premium for the best DagrereOtype Likeness
e. grouping and genero effect which bat unothe. proof
4, tbs superiority of hs Portrait.
Mr. White i7sole agent in New York for the very superior
imported German Cnmea.. and II Iher establishment In
the city or state can they be Obtained.
T. B.-lnp0rted German Cameras, cso Freach ard Agsr'
csn Instruments TIRE very tczt quality with Plates. Cases
Chemicals Lining rnatoTiuls. ere.
81 y.hie's Case Hpsutactoy ein. the largest and most
e.crsiye 10 United Slte he is enabled from the Juan.y
he ranufetrIet sell Dagueirso:gpe Miniature Cesas 10
pr rsn ,vp ihsn Othar house E the Union iiS Eo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

GsAH4Ms MaoszrNE.-This work has lived

GpaHAM,s MAo.zINE-This work has LIVED
with some changesrendered necessary from tim
to time by the varying taste Of public, through
XVI. volumes-a pretty substantial proof at
well fits merits rs OF lis success. The nurabei
for January tyol. XXvIi. No. ~ fully main.
tsins the high ranis winch the work has 50 long
held. The eogravings which sdorn i; arc of the
very highest oder OF excellence and the literary
matter isfr1m The acknowledged writer's of Amer
lea. We notice articles from Cooper, Paplding.
Bryant, Longfcllow, Street, ard Lowell; and II
such names viii not make a Magazine popular,
it must be because Tho public cannot appreciate
high literary excellence.
Here is a passage from a Poem by STREET,
which describes familiar objcctsin style at once
graphic and beautiful:
THE FOREST ROAD.
oLS winding roads are frequent the woods
By The surveyor opened years ago. ,....,
Startling the crouchcd deer from the under brush
Wah shouts and ringing aSe.bIows. Lei, again
Picturesque grare:. Hiding here In mos,
The wbeei.ty blocking lip the vista there
With bushes. dnfkening with her soft cool tnt'
The nUtchcs on the trees, acfoSs the path
TWISTING the monarch pine. enormous raot',J
Ao% a asnr s ese s sss with aa cRe,s deep
Mheo 10 sooseS The s pasE as 's
She irnps TO lure awaythe hunters foot
The hollow s:rpped BY the Surveyors bald
To pitch Their tents night, with pleasant gfn-4.
SO thst the doe. her sim iawn by her s,de
Feeds mid the twilight Gre.hies; nsd in rage
Now hurting great hernlocS Ger the lnck.
SplI,tng itstruak, u a., IN The frost and ram
Asundor falls and ine:ts into u 1tup
Ofochfe dust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

TENEA TRAYS, Sc.-A. W. SPIES & co. us Pearl.st
have Just received large assortment Of Gothic and Sand.
wich Tea Trays sets Also, full assortment of all
Tea Trays by the dozen New styles Dxons Britain
Ware. eesant patterns together with
era assortment o! fine Table and Pocket Cutlery. Scissors.
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

GUNS. PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
MATERIALS for Gun Smiths, Gus Locks and paris OF
lf1Iocks, Gun and Rife Barrels, PecIrsen Caps and Pills
Powder Flask and Sho, Belts. Cones rnd Wrenches, Ribs
Rods, Worms, &c. &c. 70, sale in quantity by
say A. w. SPIES j. co. slS Pearl st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

q GRIN DROCKS-i. tis LndsfsigIed. Ein 1apaY to ~.
form the public. particularly the ,po::=nen enc :oe o
70 rnrc :iruz Of ;yaveI5g with than ordinary ease,
iera.ca cni 81: and WITH Infinitely sE phyllca ereon
hat fully Convinced tha Broosss Ea5:lc esaic sh
,ncd IA decided improvement and svey iEg OF c
kind before introduced and that .GaJs veEy qsray 70 ~
cresgs the f,cti.s cr running. walking Sc h5fe, CSs
saw vaar ps:. -r1lSa1 r2ny thousand miles, ana rd foe
undrc<s iut uprt soy thci experienced 10 ltte
nsTj,y il turn!ns tea iez md quarter over tie Beacon
fGUrso when ratified IL, TO considerable extent at
b.tahie IN tho admirably coag,1ucied Elastic Nsc hbS
9no manufactured ba Mr.. !4ORIS BROOKS, No. lc5 tG-
ton G:ce, which had the good fortune to weiI coming 70
cnrrucfo- e tbs gratiicauGn 20 I:i5i what u Hy al
he rssht aekIowedee tnut an Uocl ;nte,i~ q
ir RrIsks and the En,tc csllc Skuakf for Whch oher
aim ro,u7 thahkt ard recommend them 10 ali WITH rcarT
cool will. H. 81 .ittNh'-b- Aio CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

L,LECTRoTYPES-The advertiser Is prepared 10 execute
orders for the various kinds Of work 10 winch the A of
Electro Me,allnrgy is spplicab.s, wit: Military Cnp
Plates and ornaments-o badel Dies teciroypes from
per.pa;es-PctuIe and SI,patnEs Fianes5and The
ufnciuc In general all kinds of Ornamental Wo;k Cop
per- from Mouds Patterns made n Coppsr Rrass Lesd
Wood. Wax. Plaster or Sulphur 40 : PORTER.
JIf No. tJS Broadway.
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go BE EEP,

AD g 2 Tx 2,
yEyO PERFUMERS AND DEALERS IN ToYS.-Several
Counters and Gluss Gases TO let III The aFsan BaZaa,.
44a Droadwny Rca stores. The esnb shment i, lighted,
heated and @ clean by the proprietor AMI the stands et
nj remarkable ry prices md the location for Inc safe OF ST.
pie nnd Fancy Goods OF the best in Broadway Apny
tho ,,,cr,S,A n29
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

CtIORE Clock STORE--J Z MILLS & co: Mann,
facturers ofthe YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully call
the attention OF The public 70 the Unparalleled improvement
and dacide these Clocks hive over all o,heI %
Keepers now They warranted 10 run one year a
once winding end 70 keep eocd tre ara are now io Ee NJ
ITO FutOu street, New 7 ORR.
The motion produced by weights s the 80 dag cGcks Snd
BIZ main spring wound upon iusce IN me yeaf CLOCK hs
power of the weight spTinc 10 retarded IN TINS Ciofk ana
nne regularity 20 lis motion ~ me
ent of tie and pendulum When !oIk attne
clock yCu perceive gilt bali four and nli inches IN nlaire
to- ri Ike rt OF small steel rod Il revnves three times and
half one way, the number al times the other o.
he uppe e6 Of the rod ingenious Gnd delicate douhe &C.
ve movement reacing to tho ecgpemeE which X catches
anl leaves without any sensible friction. The spnS then re-
nets upaD the bali aided by lis GRAVITY, and Ire ralaT
continued The ecnpenen controlling the ncniul
oS in other cOcEs. This bill Is hollow nnd Ers mn internal h
uarlirs by which rotary motion is regulated mere ere
or small weights ut rgta gle each other two are rhGunt
-. upnu n wire which nprZoDul Gia:ntter OF tie gope
The WIG hrg on the thread o. the screw and elch turn 81
n-durs an exact oil the weights 70 or :on tie cen
rIe nj her Two weights fastened "a enici:cunT hand
nonse ree different metals, the contraction az expansion
Of winch also chnuces their position within the bG The whole
Interior cement nsures. It s believed entire uniformity
OF motion III the glOhe
Will nj once be ceen thu: the friction cormon pondu
u avoided Tine revolutions OF the ball arc found by eA-
penmen and observation to be i.ocbL9pJ.
This CLOCK put out Of beat eesy requires no OIL on
pe yeroIuon Of the swing wheel are GO times les or in
&c Gch or second pendulum clock docs IN one year. In ncl
weight pounds keeps molten eGch pan O the lime anu
striking machinery for "a weeks.
The houIs struck by nj rotary hammer. re
one elvemsrh clocks placed with them. and TINT
il has performed in all respects was expected.
The prices moderate The public ere invited 70 c7 ana
examine Tor themselves. s.! 3l0wonc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

So. FARM FOR SALE, OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Farm
~ situated the Township of South i!runwlck, \. j.
on the r0ad from Washington 10 Cranberry BUILDINGS
re g0nd and fruit abundance Tie Inm contains -
OF which is covered with thrifty timber Pa cash AMI
grocery or house and lot viii be taken eychnn-c Apply
10 T. Minis ESQ. no Chaa!her or 10 6. ;heitcF corner
of 81 A.nnnc md I'll sireat. nIt I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

Gsfs A FARM FOR SALE OR TO LEr.-A most desi;
E rn!e healthy Country RESIDENCE sltn9,ed one nail
-. nls (and IN sght) ofihg llarlnen Railroad Conpany
dsy 70; the city Of New York SAID Fum contains aboa,
sol al excellent nniy md ore of the best bearing Orca:s
the COUNTY grated fruits on aid Earn '. t%9 story
wagon house with other buildings Said Farm ill be
sold IN whole Also building sizes Tor SALE OF ore OF
more acres For rtner particulars enquire m andre" AaI-
tine on the premises o. James P. Allure, lo Cherry street
Ne,y YORK MO IN
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esS FOR SALE-A valuable Farm of l5 acres = OF 'ghcn
sf are in an excellent sute Of cultivation SITUATE on
Innr Islnnd within fouT miles Of Willansblrch cnu
Ia NJ : .cra an the road leading from NewtOwn
to Dutch Kills The aid Farm w be sold in whGe r Or IN
MI ne Il il 81 situated that there be two sood Farms
n f Il one tonnr on the Nswto'vn road and the other
On the road 10 dsnTawi,h abundance OF Fruit on each
The place Gun examined nj any tne iDc ptss'oh sven
the 1st of March next. Apply 20 o., IN -, r,,. w
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- WY LANES n THE COUNTIES OF HERkI-
MEE AND MONTGOMERY 70 ffe.dns. 30; Jgr r5r
In pl9ha1:e merchandise for Lands. may DO we'll 10
N pr-- f..,Iar Phi llihre. 10 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

HdE N ZEN APP italy, fof A fi a.
'"'i''Ct iJi' ERUPT1oNs OF THE SKIN.
has been used By housaads oour most respectable nhab
sCURVY, SALT RHEuM. ERYSIPELAs,
PIo!PLES. BLOTCHES, FRECKLES. TAN,
CHAPPED. CRACKED AND TENDER SKIN,
In fact rny etpo III ,rhe aug cear eys i9 ,ans m
dark brown yellow In such cases as the following In;
cured when remedy nwad and external have been tried
:" '"'''' SCALED. SORE OR sCABBy HEAD.
BARRIERS ITCH, SORE BEARD AND OLD SORES.
u ac has already PEayeh what The III Medical Sofey of
upoweriu remedy. made in the convenient form of beau
4'1 CAKE OF SCENTED SOAP.
One trial will prove is virtues but the public rasi be careful
and gette genuine Iones Soop It counieeltsd ~ AL
directions. ASH ioI Jones' Soap and take no other By It
the sign Of the Americaa Eagle 81 Chathamstreet Prce
80 cents (Nlnd the night numbcI 81 or you are chealedo
deipGia. >'''''''''''' ''''' -'''~, - NJ I'm
ENJHY SUFFER- WITH COUGHS or COLDS, SORE
quarter Of az shilling bottle Of Dr. E"nues Indian Panacea
"''' ''i T0 op,i s Sia (; s. COUCH REMEDY
blessed and reTeT failing remedy for Athna ioaI,ene,s
Just 1r you are satisfied Sid at s. Chatham
street. 1913 frcad,vGy. NO i'm
THE HUMAN HAIR, IF DISEASED,
MAY be brourh, splendid perfection nj tring cost. If
DRASDRlFF, OR Is FALLING OFF
II nny be clsanei the iupdr expelled from the scalp pen
renty and the strengthened and prevented om falling
f" Badness. GREY OR RED HAIR
suTps the SCALP, the hair be forced to daIk, pienti
fI and beautiful, Ut The
Eeads 5s5 SoR HATH isaS y has been
Enown the hair when hundreds Of dollars have been
expended in vain. This also
DRESSES THE HAIR BEAUTIFULLY
keeus il soft silky and Glenn thrice long any prepar
alton made ASK mind, ask Tor Jones Coral BAR kesorn
tive Sold pyce o or ilnGs bottle al the sign OF the
American Eagle 81 Chatham SO Broadway, n York
lS9 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN; State St. Boston Ledger Build
ms Phiin n27 I'm
10y THE QUEENS ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
from i.onton paper'Tle newly invented Lamp OF NeSr
Young called the Patent Vcs;a Lamp, for burning CamPhnc
has general use, TO the exclusion IN great
measure of oil lamps The ArsGnd Spirit Lamp has been
amp,ed for many Yeas. unnecessarily. md Il has iacd
account OF the liquid beng warmed and heated by the tubes
which evident would he the II this LIQUID put III the
solar Lamp and would be the with otncr
Lamp II TIE spir becomes the lump, IT, attraction
10 The flame grows with the heat, evnporuton scrcases smell
and smoke In this state OF warmth if lighted
applied the sp wal ignite Other spirits well known
therefore the public haS uui >elbi, refused II
accept an ArgGnd SPIN, Lamp. Ii, the contrary ;le OF
this cold spirit poured into cold pHie It viii not easy be
made 20 ignite; and It does So by applying lighted paper
To IT, flame quiet slow fame, easily put on, by shake
OF the plate this conclusive 10 safety where the liquid
preserved frnna heat For sn!e by
WIN. r ST. Ut ENBURGi. 1i3 rul,on.s street.
Manufactured By THOS. MESSING H Il SONS.
no Birmingham and I,cniCu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

ITO IMPORTERS OF DRY GooL's-Ihe advertiser. VIII
ly situated about one and half miles NoTt OF Union Pace
having splendid o the Hudson 'iveT three OF TIE great
,i0roughres lending To the property. Address NJ ~ 10
the Courier and Enquirer Office. slSuc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-13

Cing yeFy supe nor lot Of Woodcock K Hnllbu.on's
C9AL ot extra large ordered expressly for inily use,
and all lowered the hod.Cr sale quantities 10 suit our
chnsars --nff me IuANsS rlLrs nt nrlcn hr
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.EAE. ES I Z / e.
RnR SAFE.

CHANCE ron A BARGA1Nt-Fnli and Conc, g:
sS ,gear The wei known Itu't nnd G9,ies
onsfy store, next f29I above u i2 , ds.s Tor "a T.
49, small capital and Ti'h ~ li.t W !. ~
ana p;'a US avjec NJ the preaes. it6 Broea'say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08

The total exports to foreign ports this year amounts to
A20as bales, which is nearly one hundred per cent
larger than in isa2 when the great crop of that season
coming in.
is impossible to tell what will be the result OF the
great supplies of this staple but even now can predict
very great depression in prices. The prospect Of
break down the large markets. has already exerted
very unfavorabe influence cotton bills ami full one
per cent difference is made between the best cotton bills
in the market and good bills drawn by houses not inter
ested in that trade and Is to the dscred thrown up
these bills that we may attribute the present condition
the money market and the large shipments Of specie 20
ing forward very large part Of the remtances thu
must be made this season will be In species il matter
little who ere tho parties remitting whether II Is those
dsbted or houses sending forward funds TO draw upon
the specie must go in large amounts perhaps to the exen
OF FIVE millions Of dollars before the expiration Of s;x,v
days.
The suit between the United States and the Bank Of the
United States the famous protested draft for $500 ooo
is going on in the United states Circuit Court baltimore
The District Court decided in Of the planta the
supreme Court reversed the decision and the new trial
nov
The Concord, New Hmpshire Railroad has declared
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OFFICIAL.
CIRCULAR TO MILITARY MEN.
G o Nj MIS- SARY GENERALS OFFIC
OFFICIAL

New YoRK Oct l6 iA4
COMMANDANTs of Companies and others having canon
and other property Of the State in CHARGE directed
the following extract OF Chap Revised Statutes Militia Law
Sec And be further enacted That after such eunhoues
are completed the sans together with the field pieces aud
pements placed therein shall be deemed the care
and custody Of the commandant Of the for whose
Of such by whereof such the
guns carriages implements ammunition be placed therein
may be damaged injured lost shall be deemed mpropre-
y degrading to the Office which he holds 0ihn the meaning
militia Of tins State" passed the h day Apr 1905 and
that such comIandant upon being promoted removed
from office suspended tsefrom SHALL upon the request in
writing q his successor IN Office command and
and ammunition belonging the said corps and
custody o. such and for neglect do shall forfeit
and for the Of the said corps one hundred dol
lars 10 be sued for and recovered by such
thereof
The great ngmber Of pieces Of have found exposed
houses left and implements me TO notify
those having State property IN charge that shall all such
ofhcer, ior prosecution according to law;
would respectfully Brigade Inspectors and all other
Officers to report all such deficiencies within their
respective commands the end that the property may
properly secured and negligence punished.
ANY officer finding piece Of cannon any State
property exposed will confer favor by reporting the
me- or sending the either Of the State Arsenas
est VIZ :,
Strain, Albany City; Col William v p Tsyor, Ba.o,
Ere County; Capt Alden Bosnian Csnandagus Ontaro Capt
Toilet Batavia Geaessee Capt. l.. L. Soper Watertown
JefeTson Capt +: Phelps RUSSELL st. Lawrnce Capt l.
Amsdsn Malone Fs s1a Co Capt Stone EIabeih Is
HENRY STORMS,
NJ N'ec C0mmissary General.
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I,fYJ
Estimated at West Troy for the fourth week in October
CorroN-The market remains quiet The few opera.
lions are chiefly to spnners, who have taken 400 bales
in addition, 200 bales taken for export Prices RI
main in favor OF the buyer
FsH-Dry cod sells freely arrival at 81 564 62.
Mackerel are firm, and quote No ut 81 90 ii rs;
No 2, 50 80 az 10; No. 8, So so 675
HAy-There Is very moderate demand for this article
but prime sells as wanted ut 4Oc The receipts are more
than equal to the demand.
PRovisIoNs-There is very little doing in provisions
Ohio pork is very dull We quote prime at ST. and mess
at 3d. Beet 10 very inactive City prime held at SO 26
mess So u.s. Lard is moderately active and sells al 81
&c. bbls and kegs.
TOBACCO market very steady but transactions
are very limited. Common qualities merchantabe Ken
lucky sell at II ia 4}c-average 2Ec.
WHisxEv-Drudge casks are moderately active ar &C.
Western and prison barrels rather dull 2s1 2ec
REAL EsrATE.9t .duction-A cottage with 40 acres Of
land, near the railroad depot, jamaica H. ~ with new
two story house and barn, sold for. ...... SO 700
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-08
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 8.

Cleared.
iShlp Emerald, Howe, Havm VIM Whitlock Jr-Brir
hs.fes Chapman 81 MARTHA, Everett Battelle -schrs
Read Darien Ga. Il NJ Demill; NJ Fowie Reed Wssh;or
tom NJ 3 l. Mitchell ID Jones' Smith, Wilmington Nc
McCready Coz Catharne Wilcox. Liscomb, Richmond
Arrived
ship Cr:toyal Colon Smith, from Havana. Oct as, with
sugar, Sc. 10 Spoford. Tileston & CO.
Ship Celia Thatcher. 90 days from Key West with cotton
days. - " 80
ship Cshsrne, Berry days from Charleston with cotton
to Geo. Sutton go ~
Barque Bevs Doane from Malaga Oct 49, and Gibraltar IS
days with 33 cks 1913 hvs 1856 h 1926 do isns kegs
Bargue Vernon Deal 81 days from New Orleans with mde
to r. X. Collins Coz steerags passengers.
Brig Glide Nc As,eT 81 days from Rio Gaude with hides
Brig Hector White from Trinidad de Cuba Oct 49, with
100 bxs 40 bags 1872 hhds Dunscomb Beckwth No
date, ship Viola, Of Salem -
Brig ybee. Waite, days from Charleston with cotton to
schr sam Ingham, Doty, from Wilmington NC with naval
stores.
schr Msryaret Woglam, from Petersburg, with -four
Schr Courier, Couch, Richmond flour
Schr Emma Cole, Baltimore flour
Schr Raritan, Brown, Baltimore -four
Sch Elizabeth, Wiley from PHILADELPHIA with mdse hound
TO Salem, put in here for anchor = $3.50
Below.
Sutton - "''o -
Also 2brgs unknown