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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
J. M. VAN BERGH ~ SON,
Inn uai,fors af La auaao 1a,d D,.,..c.a.a G. <-


PEG leave 10 inform the publ general that they have
between John and Fulton where III intend ing
Snoye business all It's branches both wholesale
ne en- Icest ands always nd such La Norma La
abana Espaitero aban' Juo SAM ADD every other
irinc,pes IN Fact all the choice braLd imported th,
ket also various sorts Of Domestic Sega Mes APPLIED s.
kinds. "
y, The trade supplied usual
Inc eta store VIII be "wednesday the goth
instant where thee hope their friends inspect
very superior stock Of Segars fl7 3t.ec
COGAN'S PICTORIAL OR BREAST SALVE
'HlS sally is )muen'ed to tn dies pre-
yeeti,e (f applied tineI of that dreadful m ldy to
VIII en- lem les are sube Gathere Brca Ii ha, been
used ~ an ext ps circle the mai acquaintance with
never ialn success IL pref -nded that alve
pIeve TIN breast from gathering aft formed but is
confidently asserted that bya timely application tiH
rent the formation Of matter When the will flow
WILL at thed culty When desired to ry up
the breast tn salve will be fouud thu way To-
effect IT, IL VIII at once ague ia the brea aud il
shou be observed IN when milk appears settled m the
be st OF an infant plaster that ssl,e will dis.
pfsst InIs OIL tmet off cred the Of the pu bic
without ITS beng effectoa tried md approved Of ha, been
usen IN the city of rk and ty betw,en ne ana
number OF ghly respectable ladies at the store IF
hushto No. 0 Broadway and 10 Aston House where tn
ON imeht Tor sale he subscribe permitted
ID; H. Lam, 267 Gr enwIch and also Mr.. Thomas 81
Chur ,eet, IA experienced who has tried en-
tIreiatsiactIon None genuine but those signed BY
n, DAVID A. CCGAN.
the ointment.
No SO Pace street, Newark NJ fl7iwsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

state OF Trade.

AsiinsEThe market is very dull for this article Pots
are sun heid at 81 62s and pearls at So OCT l2I
bkEswAx-We notice small sales of prime yellow at 80
800 cents. f'
bnEApsTuFFs-F Flour and grain continue unchanged in
price; flour is by no means firm. however. Western
brands may be safely quoted at 81 933. and
CorToN-Qnite limited business was done today
ABOUT 400 bales taken for expor30O by pnners and 700
BY speculaorsbeng about the total transactions The
principal holders decline offering.
FREiGHTs-An advance in freights is looked for the
vessels engaged at I'D for square cotton nearly full
and the liners and two transient ships demand 3D.
PRovisoNs-There Is enquiry for Ohio prime pork
s. 62! and for at so 62 Beef continues very
dull we quote country prime at 81; do So; city
prime "a 25 do mess SO D. There is very little dsng
lard. Small sales of fair qualities at 81 cents Cheese
is IN moderate demand at a o, cents
WHIsxEY-Drudge casks sell wanted at 23c. We
quote barrel very dull at "a a25c.
CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 26-At market, 700 beef cattle,
1853 cows and calves and 600 sheep PrcesBeef Cattle
The offerings smaller than for some time. For
extra we quote 81 80 a 90 to So 90 co. Cows and
Caives-The market was cleared at Sl4 $40. Sheep
All taken, at 81 so. Hay-A large supply at 62A IS
cents per cWt.
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FOREIGN lamentations.

LoNDoN-Ship Prince Abertll3 pkgs II Jessop-9I 10,
Eilison.y w Halsey co-l8 A &G kverson-aia
Phelps, Dodge co-l2 Garner < COLI DORIS Young &
Smith-25 Lawrence Murray lngate-5 Theron, Rockwell
Co IT Waodhsad-i Patton & stewart-a Hayen-7
Reese u sons Lummis Cog Nevns co.. w Ra 81
mond.6 las Owens Hadden son-2 Bird. Gillian
al Dawes Jones-il Barber Brothers-2 Wilsms-l
RnshsIss NJ Hay good co-99 Herrck& Blount-2 Mark
Cos Gibson co2i Chas yyse-2 Clarke-22 Dut,ih &
Consenary-9G Norwood COT Bartlett Welt rd-3
~, W Victor Dusswi'z75 Ghoa cog trui, Mei
3 Curtis col q Dori-i Firth Hail. W Lews-2
Maste's, Mafkoe co Bulkley. Graham x Cog Wight
StuIges Shlw-e6j Clark co02 logs mahogany ofin
200 tons iroa Griqne Minturn Coz ehronomete Arthur
Stewart-ll,t 67 seal skins 1910 kgs order
LoSpoN-Ba,que Bolhers-292 casks Curtis Steyepson5
Low.A BIB hhds B Morewood-l hammer IS bales f.
Collins Coz chests Center COL ask Schmidt cole
bbls 81 calks Scheen Brohefsl7 casks bbs
boxes 80 kgs chests Clark co-l90 chalk Burger
cos packages bbls kegs hamper l2 chests
order - ~
ST kIrTs-Barlue H.cls-i box mdse Rev Mr. Bigeow-l
order $3.50 '' -
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHrLADrIrnrA Feb 2e-Ar Snow, Plsbury, NOriesns; w
Garrison. Moore, Charle.ton
Helen Mcleod land. Noresn.; BrsioI: Cody DO; Gallant
Mary Evans. Mayaxuez; Sarah Cape Hay
Yates. ari.a, Adams, NOT:sns H.listt. BOSTON,
WIN Davis Cornish Georgetown; New Castle Adams DO. to
R,cHmoND: F,b ss-An Margaret Ann. Pam. NYork
NoRyoLK. Feb N-Arr Pales inc, M. aguez; w Kimpon
Peter Ritter and Sarah NYok; Herald NOeans Rowena
ss E:s S%ss
MeMusa, Belf.; hfnfieita bri pahi%an. AIic.nt; sd
III" Europe LoysHSS New Yoi arr coneoGs
Butler Ez.bsih City for Wsst ade: q Si;rrfr taty
M% e'sy
Of i:aky condition Cid New 2s.isnd tbii M.ci,:
KEY Wssr, Feb is-sd Jo. Gorham. NYork; ls,h Repub
liz GATES. do In port Father Ms!hew Br havss besn sqs
NEW 0nLt.S, FEB Arr TalIeyrand H..l.y. Boston;
Huntsville Cornell and Mandarin Colry ori; Commerce.
owe Philadelphia; Ada Major st Pierre MART Hero Boyd
miscellaneous.
BnIc UNIos, Of Meth Yarmou from Boston for M.t.n'
zas was lowed into Wilmington NC 22d ms. by steamer
having been tota y dismastsd in gale the 10Th ut
spoken
McCready. somers. NYork for Savannah. Feb a. on
Republic from NYork Feb I, hss e 30. lon ia
lat 81 40, Ion IS.
Deborah: .Lunt, st Thomas for NYork date, &c.
John h9ob Waker 3S days from no Tor Baltimore FEB
A5ms,d.le ls5l 3, day. from Jam,c. for London Feb 70
lat 81 e. ION 81 o. supplied with had buried
her master about fortnight previous
Foreign Ports.
CAPE HAyTILN, Feb lin Eagle Drew, from Boston,
tsg; Baltimore Vguns for Phadepha days Ssg4daheek
Simpson for NYork 49, Australia, sw Trebein for Ham
burg.
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Making nineteen Senator'S, and leaving thirty
three, some OF whom were at least doubtful. Two
thirds are necessary to ratfy treaty, which would
be thirty-fve.
Many OF the above named would see the whole
island OF Great Britain sink into the bottom of the
ocean before they would ever consent to surrender
a solitary inch of the Oregon soil But il is posi-
lively believed that not one of them would in any
event, sdUe one, consent to run line below fiftv-
one degrees which would even at that time be
surrender of three degrees and half in width and
some 500 miles in depth, equal in extent of terri.
tory to the united soil of Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connec-
ticut, New York, and New Jersey.
said, save one event That is the offering Of an
equivalent in value TO the Territory surrendered.
The British Government desire TO come down to
the mouth of the Columbia, which lies at 46 deg.
40. Should this be agreed to, IT would surren-
der eight degrees twenty-five minutes. The
southern boundary of Oregon is forty-two degrees
And it is quietly whispered about that the British
Government are IN negotiation with Mexico for
the Territory Of California south of AZ deg.
Should they effect the purchase OF this Territory,
south of AZ deg, then might make bar
gain to allow them to come down to the
mouth Of the Columbia This would be deem
ed an equivalent, the more especially as this
new acquisition would include Port San Francisco
which Is the best harbor in all the Pacific ocean.
1t is now said the Anti-O Oregon party are going to
raise war alarm, by way OF frightening off pub
lie opinion from claiming the soil which really be-
longs to this country. This would be shallow
political scheme, and would ultimately recoil upon
those who got up the alarm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

stewart carpenter James Howard steward and and
s. s S ss s III, tn. :
Ssd 9ss he Bro hers passed the 2,th sst ships main
slsfs sssS!s Liverpool
s.S s.ass Walsh Sunday
for Havana. When the Nsnow. and the the
he
snS 10 A%oh 81 a them S.o The
seaman. Retreat Staten Island He alive Yesterday
so ra' the attending physicians do not think that he can
AceIDssr At NEw HAVEN "A steamboat wa, a ancho'
from the FAST forced taxi shelter from high wind
beach By the New Haven paper Feb Feb a. ''@A Oh '
Notice to Mariners.
II almost all he od charts Of the Gp Galveston barber
6s~ISds deg % min NJ longitude %s Gs' deG MIN
ss s 81 sn
most sdcss y s e ne
approach The land to the East aud then down the
Swedish hip bound to New York, Feb A. lat 81 Ion 62
0y b s Gs' Rec h HI from B.,mua, 70, f.,
Amazon Wease Buenos Ayres for Baltimore, date off
Nonpare Homer Philadelphia Porto Rco Feb H. no
A. brig with painted ports showing red and
Foreign Ports.
MoNTEvpEo Dec lin port, Elizabeth and Ro.alba of
OF n 5 jus. and ;;d g
NYork, unc; Orleans Lewis, o. and for Baltimore idg
BuENos AYREs, Dec 90 port, Hobart. Collier wig fit
Stevenson from Patagonia Just and Others be-
Home Ports
New H.vEN Feb aa-Arr Ann Smith, Masters, Demeara
U, New York Atlsntc MoSgpe TIndad Industry Bake
Brooklyn; john Miles and Ws1r.n smith SYors. marty
AyIss swan Smell seu SosaDs cb %aia
PSI E" sa;, GSaesIoi' MoS: kie$%sad SYo
CA aghsr Havana HoTt, Johns, Wilmington, Del; VIM
psldSSel Homer Porto Rico; Mary Ann shsnkn St John,
BAhTIMoaE, Feb 2a-AT susfn. Laaderman, Mont.video
Octaya Smith do; Jane Orr Suns nassau CID Manches
e.; Edmo%Sdv;on Porto Rco Stevens Briggs and Sarah
WmMScJoN: NC. Feb Oar Levant Brown, Guada
haven Mass lsh. Keller Ward Barbados; ,7th Msa
% EM Ad%. ss 1, so SO h Belle
smith Mills and David Rogers Parker New York Cid 2st
Mariner t sI Hcan kivepoSI Only so bya Bar
s.m ngham Rodrck do David Rogers Parker Charleston
peo L ts Smith Gu,d,l9upe; Eliza Meseree, Loaan
wAsH,ycros, NC. Feb 2o-An John T,lton, NYork CIt
s Retrisve Wassatt Yves, Indies l6h Pactous Ireland
OcnAcoKr, NC Feb isArr John Bartlett. Manning. Salt
bounty Wallace do 18th, Concord, Butler. and Register
GEoncETowN, sc. Feb 22-Cld Stranger, Stevens, New
York ~
Brem'n; Sarah Stewart Brl Low Belfast Cid thisftai"
Lsgate Liysrpoo GuiIlaume TELL [Fr] Cemence Havre
CLIO lswl Bostrom Antwerp,
ket. Hopkins, Charleston; Tanpico. Much NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
mAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL.
nD ET IXfD nE n nryH


FOR the sresdy aud certain Of female irregularities
constitutional debility, whether the result Of mprudenee IN
or accident
sensation produced by this wonderful medc. discover
~ IN rsrs, has been nearly equaed by its iaod 'con into
Hmeca Numerous test monials have been received from
those whose constitution wreck, but who have
en ,nvgoaisd oy this ncon parable Cordial Onens WHO
mas their health by their folly
10 ,nd p ~, cordial the means Of estosoa site s Other
medical ar had been used The hitherto childe hre
side has cen been happy and The onrm ne mpo'n
ana the debaed have again eruted in the eicy ana Vso
Of byGoue days.
IT agent Of OF the interior villages New YORK states
in which by n Of bottle, OF Lucina Cordial
couple after four Of bitter dsppoin men We en- ,h~d
the realization Of the fondest hopes OF mured
life . .
The agent for the city Of A., New York sold bottle
gentleman who had afflicted with disease OF The nrehra
for eleven In few days ne ana sd he had De-
rived "a, the bottle thai from medic
treatment for years lie mmed tely bought six ties
m RE Our space rbids the which
we are 1T liberty % err The universal stsfct,on which
this nestimable Elixir has given, not single compliant
ing been made Is Of the least proofs Of It's
tIceIescs.
Price 81 per bottle.
sold at % Nassau street New York 90 North street Ph
delpha Smith Fowls, 1913 Warrington street, Boston.
fs6 m-ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

On Monday. 26th inst ARABgLLA, daughter of Edward
and Arabela Hagan aged 81 years.
The friends of her father and unces Edward and Henry
Grumpy respectfully invited to attend her funeral
morrow afternoon, at 81 o'clock from the residence of her
father, ITO Laurens street
On Sunday evening, 25h inst. SALEM butcher Coun.
sellor at Law.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral. on Thursday 29h inst at o'clock
NJ from the late residence of the deceased, l76 Fulton
street.
On Sunday 25th inst JAMES CRoFIELD, aged % years
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fune.
rail- this afternoon at o'clock from his late residence
l2S Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

..IIOO
Under th, head an editorial p,sgraph ia the
SUNDAY Galaxy, which lie ID parsons uuacqu ainted
WIN dqck to believe that the Of that big
said he brought down shot Judging rim The amount
seen IN his Possession home the thorough goi good
eow wv IN hs aid his big aud crack could
only hye KILLED out If the % brought down. stated him.
nom mock whlch would proeaby cover an An odi-
yards distance aud should he be forum par
uar editorial Trend his reputation Immediately establish
ed es crack shot some bora favor some obtain
vor a. some have fivor thrust them. be little
NOR hpensve but would add If possible his al eadv
established reputation and also those whose modest
merit not sounded by their trumpet should he herald
ms next gintc exp OFT in ccuars Such would
unqu-stIonaby be Of immense benefit the rising
of amateur DICK SE(JOrEKS
IL
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Weekly Report OF Interments

In the City and County York. from the i7h day
Feb to the cath day OF Fe,.. 1914.
81 Men A Women A Boys a Girls. Total lC9
Apopexy Bleeding L Burned or scaded 4; Casualties
9; Cholera lnf,ntum, 1; Consumption 20; Commissions %:
n n. z; nsbiy; Q; Deum TTsmen., /; paThea, !;
Drowned Il Ery:re!ss i Fever do scarlet 10; yphus
,; do ruerper1 Heart disease Of Il Hip Disease Hoop
ls do Of bowels. s. do Of chest 4 DO Of stomach Il do Of
Old Age. Q; PALSY, /; Rheuma,m, Il Teeh'ng, /.
Under 3d. to g 20; to 20; to TO- .; 10 90 .;
20 to 80 90 to 49, III 10 to So so to co. 60 to TO- Il 10
80, 4; 90 to 90, 3.
PLACES NATIVITY.
United States: 1885, Ireland, 81: England, 81 Scotland,
Germany 8; France 3; British Possessions North Ame.
rica L: West Indies,
or the above from the Aims House. Bellevue
tertiary Hesnal Blackwells Island 2; City Hospital 3:
Long Island Farms. O.
SoioIeu PERSONA. - -. ... 49, 800 ii
VIM A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Feb. 49, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
LECTURE ON ELOCUTION

pro 1EssOh HARVEY re,rcctfary announces that he
Will deliver his first lecture Eot utiun la New York
this evening 9Th lust The Hall. corner Of Lpnard a
Br adway he LIZ ctne will onsist nation of An.
t,thess and Interrogation; eucda by IMPLIES he wi
as" deliver ssIes Ct Rsetaons both End
from the most Poets, To eni.e this ntellecua
songs, and will ALAG character of Loch in tina,
famous daog,e Of Lochil and the card 4 ckets l2l
cents each to be had at Office Of the Organ corner Il Ana
and Nassau seet the Chr sta Fouot Chamber stree
menced precisely ats. ~ IL. re-
Chrsty's Bulletin of New Publications and il you dom
see IT, there IS nothing new out Just ontyak of tn Mill
price = CENTS Crock Of Gold l2s: The Heetc 21s; The
Gnloyed One 2]. The Gumbler. Love and Money 2i
Nvsfsd Norton, 2s femasse q? Joumeyman lail"r Is;
NED Myers, 3 All the shilling monthes are out aud
dodey's Lady's Book takes the lead as usual.
c, WIN. NJ. CHRISTY,
III No, Aston House.
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PORT OF NEW PORK, FEBRUARY "a.
Jun RISES. ....'''6 10 MOON sETs.. 4
'uN sETs''' '''.3 " HIGH wATER....s.... 1

Ships Brahs, (Russian Wickander Gibraltar Weisser;
Alabama Bunker New Orleans, VIM Nelson's Mary Phli,
s do eSs I. ssne Nss s,n. so
Merritt, Apslachcoia Nesmith WaIsh"Brs. franklin,
Small Rio Ora de. Peock; Florida Crocker Apaachcos,
Post Phillips; Linden. Williams, Mobile 5;urges Cl
taber Ed idsc Cu1aces, Foahs SON. Edssr Wo".tos.
Ede.ten Nc; Belle, McMath Norfolk Sturges Chairman;
Arrived.
Packet ship Prince Albert sebor, from London and Ports
Swedish ship Oscar, Lawrence from Stockholm and SO days
from Cowes, with 2973 bars RR Boorman Johnston
u Co
British hargus Brothers, Walters AZ days from London with
British barque YORKSHIRE Foster liz days from Stockton
Eng with 50 tons coke crates - kees coal hid eahn
to Masters, Markoe X Co.
French barque Alexander Belad 80 days from Rochelle with
Bar9ue Hecla Babbdge IS DAYS from St Kits with mde
to A. ubbad Left brig Norris Stanley Rue for Porto Rico;
schr Richard Baker, for La 0uavra, soon.
Schr Oroco Denman from Virginia
Brig Sarah Jane Small, "a days from Porto Cabello. with
coffee TIC To order.
Also. brig Castine
Sailed
Ships Garrck skiddy, Liverpoo; Burgundy, Wouon,
Misc ellane0us
BRITISH SHIP JANE WALKER.-Cayt. Walters. Of the Bro
III = !h. port repors1teo r. M lat 2 lon 81 40
,iJ , 81 John NB for Liverpool having feet water
nd the leah rapidly ncreasngcrew entirely exhausted
peen W days AZ the pumps We hove to and kept
o. + eimsg FL 70 sow we gDs The following
Ani,s no a. Lieut. Collins 3sh hegt British Army Daniel
Mill ns =, = Sohq NIB PASSENGERS Csr Jacob oes John
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Sales Of stocks In philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD, Feb. 2e.-$5ooO State 6s 7Oi $4loo do.
70l Sll 600 do 0s $4,000 do, 7li $4,000 do So ut;
$4,000 do DIS nj $4,000 Wilmington 6s 1883, 7oA; 80
shares Wilmington RR l6 IS do GirsId Bank, III $500
Si saS 49, so 90 lsS aS ssES no.
l04; $4,000 State 5's, 70S.
SECOND BOARD Feb $3.50 900 State SIS 693 5000 do
ST 69I; $4,000 do 69l $1,000 do COL $1,000 Tenn S.
Ist Jcn 81 $1,000 do s6 10 shares Reading RR 49, ~ do
Farmers Mechanics Bank, 4l5; Ia do Wilmington
Rail A.
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DOCTOR MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DS PENsARY, 2oa1l fulton street
~ Doctor Morrison continues 10 be ted
all private die which he cures without ny or re-
traIn diet or pursuits and rae ut Gases particularly
ute striccres yield Dr. Ms and treatment
without PUN
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This AFT and The train Of evils result from cret de-
sctve habit youth inducing nocturnal and uIt
mate mponty radically cured by DR. M pathology
ipis ~ restoring healthy and
Eating Its original vigor. perfect guaranteed no
charge
", B.-With option Dr. NJ is the only qualified adj
vertsfg surgeon IN the city Fee his diplomas his Office
Letters post paid aud containing fe' will insure medic
and advice 70 any part of the Uuion.
Once 2Oi1 Fulton street Greenwich. fT lmsm
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-Ths
ronic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York. IS confidently re
commended for all ofdeby produced by secret in
diligence excess of any kind is invaluable RENE
ing on ma.formation)
single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen SIS;
fuily packed and sent to all parts of the Union
once OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy e5
Nassan street w. 4. RICHARDSON. Agent.
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TEuRS ON THE FLUTE.

TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE
MR. BARTON, (pupil OF the late Nicholson) respect
AVA fully begs announce that 1t is his intention TO give in
ructen the Fluc Mr. Barton PROCESSES TO teach acco,
ding to the method pursued by the celebrated master Ch.
Nicholson.
application may be made SignoY
Godons Music Store Broadway and Mr. Sodarts Plan
msnn,actory l,7 I'm.
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MEySRS. q. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSs, Professor OF
Music, respectfully to their patrons, the ladies
and gentleman Of New Yok and its vicinity that their Cotl
lon Baud prepared play the admired and aahouei
Muuc for Private Parties, Sonres, &C.
Orders received aud punctaay attended to at &c Delaney
I'm IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

OK FOR LlvERP0OL-NEW LINE-ReruIar
AT2\ Packet OF 2sth NaIsh-The splendid racket shr
hHnLRosClUs, Capt Jeha Collins, Of 1000 tons. win
compoda,ions uneauaed for sgendor comfort apply on
Ooard. nj Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street, or TO
- - y. X. COLLINS u co.
Ince oil passage, 300 IS South street.
day.
tnslly a. advertised, III
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Birth,
Died,

At the Carlton House. New York, Friday last, the
lady Of HENRY RUSSELL, Esq, the celebrated vocalist of
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Cotton Market.,

New ORLEANS Feb IL The market remains in dull
and dropping state. Sales Wednesday 1900 bales
Thursday 1000, and yesterday 5000 bales. We have
alteration to make in the quotations. but remark that
factors sellers the inside line Of quotations for the
small lots ordered by planters to be sold Our receipts
are now proper 600, 900 bales in this port.
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Married.

On the 2st inst at the Dutch Reformed Church. Mar
ket street. by the Rev. Mr.. Ferris Mr.. STEPHEN NJ.
CRANE to Miss JANE G. PIooor, daughter Of Joseph Pig
got, Esq. Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

6&fn PASSAGE FOR GLAsGow-win have i'm.
NM mediate dlsp.teh, Splendid fest s,lng regular
Ahspacket ship ADAM CARR, Captain Scott will sail
She has excellent accommodations for CABIN second cabin
and steeage Thoss wishing berths
should make early application 70 - -. -
w 81. r. TAPsCOrT
i3 Peck sip. cor south st.
The Ad Carr will sail from Glasgow about Nav
those desirous Of cnding for hair fiend have then
brought this fine ship the REASONABLE. terms BY
applying az above f27ec
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PassenRera Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Prince Albert-Mrs Curtis ard SON.
Messrs Manning Wallace Young Herman, Cooper Mariner
Of London; Smith, MessIs McKardy, Dodge and Gray OF
New York; MIR Frickenhans, Pussa-l7 in the steerage.
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= F!CHAKD VAN DYKE, JK Auc i0neeT
pEREMPrOkY sALE-To close a coocen with In
surance Company.-AN IHONYJ CHECKERS CO.
will sell public auction the hip hest bid Wednesday
28N dav OF February 1884, at IL oc ok the Merchauts EI
change
TWENTY.fOUR LOTS OF GROUND, embracing five
the second Avenue with the 25th
lots adjoining side 18th street ween the
I'd and Sd and extending within s feet Of the Sd
the lots about 90 feet deep Sewers
the "a and avenues The street high solid ground with
the Croon laid through same, and built
r,nain mortgage the purchasers with the
Company to build aud have 30 Of the
and theefourths of cost of building additional
mortgage.
Maps Of the Lots AMI Plans of Building be had the
Auctoneers 'ce (atsr Thursday next No. Broad
Wall street fig to2src
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MUSIC

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAMMEREK, Professor Of Music respectfully
his and public in general tn hs
has removed from So Crosby I6 Laurens where all
orders for his Coton band perform Parties &tc
Of town. will be received aud promptly aided to-
Orders for j. X will also be received at Mr.. w. Doboss
Music Store, 2e3 Broadway. 70 lm'nc
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Passengers Sailed.

HAyRE-Packet ship BurgundyChevaer Argaiz, late Spa
nish Minister Warrington Madame Argaiz Mons Ligues
Secretary Master. Emilio and Js:eph Aryz Mde Crna
MORRISON Harris bearer of dispatches Paris Constan
and Berlin. Mr. Rdde and Jas Waters of Baltimore;
Randqll, w q Baker Bedford; MIR Richards Italy.
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PALMO's (LATE) CONCERT AND COFFEE ROOMS
FOR SALE
CORNER OF BRO.aDW.fY.aN CHAMBER ST
THE FIXTURES. STOCK AND GOODWILL of this
business The prominent ard best stand
New York of Chamber street aud Broadway to be dis
posed of Apply the premises after 10 O'clock A. n The
Of disposal Is the proprietor fs' obliged to
England. FIT Iwsc