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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
MAVNEY MARKET.

The Money Mark, of this latitude presents no new fea.
lures The rate Of ,teres has advan ced to seven DER
cent The stock movements being dependent on the
course pursued by the speculation regulators have be-
very irregular lately and the brokers' are shaking
in the breeze The Ban ks will ultimately fall back on
then old friends again. but the capital devoted to gam
bling in fancy stocks will be smaller than it has been
lately Other speculatons have come up, which will
draw in another direction Of the abundant
Of city Banking institutions The expected Euro
pean advices may create very extensive movement in
cotton which will draw the banks and shall expe.
rence another round of high prices and ruined specua
These will continually take place so
long have much capital employed by incorpo-
rated institutions that cannot find regular and Legitimate
business and that must lay idle unless used initiate
bubbles that explode and scatter bankruptcy and
desolaton through the community in which they exist
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Foreign appropriations.

HAvRE-Ship Sul'v-1 pkgs Gotten to Seignette--
Bossange-l DE Ia FoesrLittle Brown-l Issacs-l
Wiley Putnamn2' Lacaase + uchea Malezeux Gourd
s9Mi Ge.5 Robsr.l Jolly Fe1es-l Alisp,sh
Boiceau Rusch-i X NIeyer-a2 renkard iu,,on-i G
pord-9 Wanwnght--i Brown Br Tiers < col VIM
9re~er-9J E,lis-7 Malm yet 4 Smith, John Rce--i
tdwsrd stoddsrd-i Brssald-s Becar "' Be- y
n,n co.. Cohsn--5 Pslmeri-! Effray-t II Hen
sldt- Jas Oppe helm col Legoux-8 Sci uch .rdt.
EayIe y co.'s Schmidt & Andrea-l Bailey tchen-- 2
OSCAR VaIet3 Rabeau2 Gilbert Freres-I Pleyuyt-
Rhodes 4 col hishop-2 hos Hunt & col Town
send, Sarpess sons Char I'D 81 bumpt 81 berg Ad-
ANS Homer eoN2 Little Alden co. Wight.
co.n kaupeTrs B Cnrtis-s REGARD & co- Il Babad
bla!n-3 Spies; Christ COT Caiienx fist J st
pelix-li NJ Davis-l Sayoye. Crosby col Meyer-6
5onr dlverno" c2I4 Dnrand col Dechaux-7 J
Payen 4 cob Gullaume co2a Secar, Garon col
iohn Low,tz-2 Monrant-i Tones < son--i Peter a
iesr- = Lip old ID NJ Peyser & cos + Wavture-ln
Wabnrs X Daune-2 l. Goldschmdt co33 A Vvisin X
to-l Chas Vezin8 Loeschigk Isendonck- Heinrcbs
= g hessenbeg cos kes.Ier co-4 Thorspeckeu
i tty scher-li Don-l Zachriseon COS Thos 5
GIphs.i Pave co-3 Binngsr colt X Thompson
-! IL igSt Il col VIM >mets- 10 Coffin & Bradley
Il X Montgomery-5J Buoter cot Alex Ham,lton-7
BAKER u COL W Phipps co., q q 81 Engsn-2 5
fask Ill Harnden col < u Kend Il, & coi Storm,
Dubois CO.. stewart-l w Moore-i3 Hall Y Todd
~ uWbeF Dag bmsn.-2 MARTIN 4 Lawson--i Mitchell.
oo,d.r. -
BoSAieESchr Southeruer-I0po bbs salt II Carleater
Domestic eEnpOrratiOns
MoBILE-Ship HUI on--557 bales cotton Booroap Johnston
X CO. 67e ii Colt u co-338 Hoibrook & Nelson.
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s sa x mS. 0% Fox H Rs and as
a. % s"y 'Se to oa u.
S n 70 , f st bs n Ere .e Island 2" Wed
Shin Huron Paine II days from Mobile with cotton to the
D~aue Lgonia Hamilton (of Porand) days from No
ssh s9Ssr%sr CIOws 81 day. from Bonsre with SALT
schr Commerce. Barnhan days from'suiolk. with shin
schr Conssatiou English, day. from Richmond, with
schr Wood Duck. Baker ~ hours from Virginia. with oys-
sch Little Mary days from Portland with mdse to the
schr Mary Frances. Tar days from Salem, with ndse
scbr Coo,y Co. Eidridge. days from Boston, with
rns ss;. 70 49, A b Cooley 70 Co A.. c p
sch Jasper Howes, days from Boston. with mde,
sehw H Harrison, corson, With hide, from the Of
sshr f.eesios Blu With cotton from the brig j. Wilson
sch Walter r. Jones, Brown. with mde fom the brig Jas
Miscellaneous.
ashore Sandy Hook off last evening and towed up
B"e Aar k1%n.lI .' I'LL" from Boston, of and for Tho
mrstoa arrived within 20 mile. OF her port whsp she ya'
S's ii. a%a on as
sx S a and . "sS' s s i nv s
o. %, &. 2S inst S d; ss, DsG a a rss .
brig with loss OF main yard aud opgtlant yard down
posed her TO be abandoned tno doubt the Mary Kmb The
Journal that vessels sailed from
that port on 10Th in search OF her.
spoken.
Good Hope OF and from Newport for Trinidad de Cuba Jan
IL lat 20 is, Ion 90 C5by the Souherner this port
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX Jan 7An Napoleon Cale Mat-bzas Christina
Ham B,mofe Lord Loyet Cronan, New York. In port
9Th, Token Loveisnd, ror " \ ork, nett day.
Home Ports
KEEvgBuNx, Jan l6-Cli Overmsn, Davis, Ponce.
PORTLAND, Jan BAR T d Brown. Goodng Turks ISL
nd Cid 10Th JAS Francis, Paine, Porto Rico.
SALEM, jan l9-Sld Gen Brooks Peko st Jago
BosToy, % 2DCid Monsoon. Paine, Orleans; GIoucss-
ter tof Marbead late of this por) Proctor, Mobile; Mis-
souri, Hanna do; WATSON, Norton IT Johns, PR Augusta,
eech. Matzas Ven Davis. Csrce"as; ndepe dea,e,
DOW Jacmel; Eddirgton, Nelson, Cenueg Gendower,
Reed - Johns PR; Harriet Fuller Fuller Hsvsni Zqidi
tun inRhap Wscasset; Puritan, Uimer, Oesns Have
arienter Savannah; Alderman, Kelly, Wilmington, NC;
Home Hall Ph'I,dpirhis
NV Brpronp, Jan PAR Fencis, Burt, Norfolk
PRovtprNCg, len l9BeIow, Zrnobia ington, Mobile.
Ill, Philadelphia.
BssroL, Jan ls-sld sple did, Pi,man, Havana.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

jan l9About 600 head of beef cattle were offered at
the scales on Monday and upwards of 1870 sold to the
butchers and packers at prices ranging from 81 for
ieror toS2 40 per00 lbs for prime the equal 3d.
S250a$4 80 net About hundred taken North On
Thursday 1874 were offered and 100 sold prices ranging
from 81 40 to SO 81 per 100 pounds the hooC netting
50 80 a475 The remainder were left over In the early
part OF the week the sales Of live hogs were small at pr
ces ranging from 81 25 to Soon Thursday however
prices dropping and sales made at 81 81
There Is fair supply OF killed hogs which quote at
81 25 per 100 lbs
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INVALIDS REJOICE,
IN DIR. PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
YOU HAVE ASSURE GUARANTEE oF RETURNING

|Nhe nth where bilious DISC ders are so prevalent these
whecssr he medical a., IS q. we We a. At
"a%e but the "ah espcsly has the rand fed q
upsrcSds thsT by ,e soas whos shocd hsy
T main. he etoore rHs III. souru
AMP wLsr seems, .desd as II every asmvt at vi.,
demand for them-a demand which las compee propri.
S1ss hs : .ss5 Of T. order s
ana i. S ss:n % @ s% " the
@ me - ~ ,esarsh and Universally ae
pabc favor as long as disease exists and reath considered
Ia =. oa ases.f IF live, stomach and Peters Pills
"f sI.I
t.
p sS upon suS ss, Of b f
when 6s blood asy!: origin make. %s1s
unysnsy admitted How thea the blood to be pudedi
that directly rawsSy UPON tbs ehss Here the
e & & S @ n
S s s I and Which s ~ act. i'm
aaheshy tier be can,es horourly. and raider. it
S ssSeh , s..s eli sSsa T . from Of 5
east tone and ygor is comm nica'ed by msgco all
So ma, Tor the modus opendi Of Peters Pill. They have
s rd S the experience often y.s and tn, e,t5soida9
fast 70 that when good says the sa'red band
mig sfer offered by Ignorant preender.
The OF this OF those
who resort 20 the annIed erpeu en" OF unscrvpulous
nothing for tire valuable lives they process
oil assnredy rhars hen late their foo sh credu
hy Thegenue tesmouials OF the hands of the pro-
pnetor would NJ valumes but at hen
publish them 1hey he however by who
20 spect them There his medicine
does not piles Of such certificates
the most rectabe voluntarily and gratefully given
PETERS CATHARTIC LoZENGEs
possess Ill the qualities Of the Pills for those
PHI form These Loz1 ges are especially adapted fr children
who rave generally horr feveiy thing tina, has the shape
and appearance ot medicine
PETERS COUGH LOZENGES.
ODe box Of these Lozenpss will oen do coed in
incipent ION than be realized by change OF
c mate No ongh, hossvcI deeply Stated her
inu and all
other OF IT utterly beyond the power
med icne reacily led 10 these invaluable Lozcges
PETERS WORM LOZENGEs.
The universe, erct ~ those who have had
administer tese Lozeng,s sstsblihes their naibily
Tor
PETERS PLASTER
the most ecaciona rnedy for OF the back lungs
and ali affections of the muscular system, and erte
nal suffering arnG from tod such Iheumatism lnnbago
&c which scIencesh yet Uncovered
In Inclusion it be well to observe, tia, all The medi-
cues invented by Dr. Peters composed solely Of yzetab
snbsanceshat they be taken with much SAFETY by tire
infant the adult and tnt they comprehend panaren 10, near
~ every curaDe om Of dase hicb humnity Is liable
RI p-operee have of brought swarm o imafoB
in the field apanst Beware therefore. Of couItres
d OF which the concocers may beast
sess m virtues; tot which, II .emamber.d have
proved by expence like Peters Pills and
sealed with approval o. al his preparations
beware OF uned expsrmens-H old fast
Prnca al Office 1875 Fulton Of Nassau st. New York
q
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Oct 49, lss states that duty Of II cents per
yard ON brown coons has been imposed which in effect
amounts to prohibition.
The following articles were free Of duty at Gonaives
ST. Domingo, after the LIST instant -
FISH OF all descriptions salt pork and beef in brls
mans boards and panks scantlng shingles empty hogs
ana nest casks box and hogshead shocks hoops
conee Days ropes engines and pieces OF machinery for
estates sugar Kettles iron and copper tanks sugar
pans and bricks
All vessels intending discharge and load entirely
this port must consequently bring other articles
those enumerated above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

90 PREMIUM RAZOR sTROPs.-Ths 6rst pro-
nil @ at he Fsrs Of the American Institute has been
ava ed year after year. O. saundsrs for the inven
ton the Metallic Tablet with four sides-No. side
having the effect of hone without using oil water.
The 9th sides for keeping the with fine
smooth 1ge that be kept in perfect order
Yithont wing a cutler barber II is used
and recom uended by the first cutters in England and
certified nv scientific gentlemen this country
ts great cee brty has caused counterfe,s ions
nnSmerahle which easily be detected by the coarse
and imperfect urace OF what is called the tablet side the
original being mooth and polished Mandatory No
i6s broadway, New York.
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graded Dy the low Bngsgate slang heard Yesterday
we had better cease legislation
MoCossELL- rise to ORDER sir, far the majority
neoncerned we've acted in than respectful
nor towards the minority-Q i. aughter1
STEWARDSHIP, am not to be put down by any vulgar
Interruptions
McCoSNELL-Then You shanr assai the conduct of the
majority on this foor-( Laughter)
STEWARDSHIP repeat that 80 long os this course OF
vulgar interruption is pursued--of abnse-low slang
cries OF Liar liar villain" and on; the rights OF the
minority are most grossly tramped on But, sir, am
not 70 be driven from my course-from nv high duty
represen la,ive-by this vulgar conduct shall not
descend hereafter TO notice such things. can.
not stoop TO settle important points of legisa-
ton by fist fight, brawl in the streets,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
LEGS, HANDS, ARMS We

wsk,ng-yOHN +. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker Sc 1,
,spctf,v inform. the public that ned from Phi,
adelpha t2 Water street Of Pike New York CITY
ne continues manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and least through
ecessty invented made and worn artificial Lex Tor iery
aud been manufacturer for hrtys feels conf
Of giving .ttisfaotion all who call him Legs
iiandI, Arms, OF the Common w ooden Leg ds ia: q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctionsri
(Sfsre No. IS Ann streef.)

tsisTs No. IS -a.s sSssiJ
TUESDAY,
R.ru, x selOs. :. 81 sale. rOS: =. nj. dry rood.
sad G: 70 es % %s..
si.s.:j iss :Sy sssai:
x.s 10: "s; Ss: 2; ;s q fine
A.uperb and lr sS1sl.ea the sale.
OF AL q ,ep9n, from family leaving the city including
+ TH ~ u'.,s
VIII be :sd the sn'ias 'auael; furniture conred in th
honss NO No, a SpGg ee, near h0dsoD all aud
lon. droom. s"aSssiG double sSe aad
and SI;sr a.s d. oilss 's!. ouls,n. p.is
int rate s ss eh % ai ss @ sad aus
abs numerous CARPETS, rugs, oil eth lamps, baom,,s
first cooking store ss 4, I'd 4i, Ii. Y,s sis
splendid Of Circular Extension lining Tables
SSy y be FL q.
S".aesa Ire AZ ss. vii ss sas
prompt IL this %As sfs, .G ens's xaS salss
E:sll" x MsS
,i' ssiSi .ea
.s:;s il SsS .sn
oak she s9Pgsd and listened The st.
Ia.
bers besides spacous state her promenade leok
Her and furniture all and e her urn
tire has been (aving larger quantity than
required for her Her inventory most ample and
article selected the Her boilers nearly
new having been out short !ime Her engine ew.
and OF the modern ructon been tested
possible which tests prove it TO be second
inches wrch ia alone make, her douby valuable
abe her the bar lowest tides. Her speed cd,
her cabus airy and spacious Her furniture heing all
makes the New jersey passage boat Ct the de-
sraple ON the Hudson.
Terms cash, IN city funds
1t persons wishing purchase will examine for
themselves previous to day Of safe. jilto2isTc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

SUPREME CouRT UNITED STATES, Jan. 20-Pre-
Edgar S. Van Wrinkle, Esq, of New York, and on mo.
ton of Mr.. Hallet, Charles G. Havens Esq, of New
York were admitted Attorneys and Counsellors of this
CourtNo. H. John Rande Jr., appellant, William
L. Brown. The argument of this cause commenced
by Mr.. j. r. Ingerso for the appellant Adjourned till
Monday, III O'Clock A. NJ.
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State of Trade

SATURDAY, JANUARY 30.
CoTToN.-The market continues inactive a few
hundred bales only changing hands at the prices Of
terdayno disposition being shown by either buyers
sellers to operate at present.
FLOUR GRAIN-Artices under this head are in good
demand Sales of Genesee have been made at 81 is and
very few at sxpence more.
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Packets to Arrive.
shin Masters und Acents

We snail esteem favor, il Captains OF Vessels will give
satt Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed
ay Foreign Newspaper, or News thew NAV have liz wiiI
oard them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
ending e this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
btain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
.crived
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" CHURCH AND STATE.n OR BISHOP HUGHES
REVIEWED

LECTURE viii delivered IN the Broadway Taber.
~ Gle tn eyenng at half O'Clock, MIXTURE
by Rv George B Chetver.
Tickets of admission Is cntsthc avas be d-y, ed e.
he cause OF Nsions ickrs be oora et the Book
stores Of " II Newma1, ,29 nsNdw,y Sutton Mites. 20:
do the of the Lecture This Lect-r- de,g
IN refe TO the ingenious Of Bsnop Hughe,
subject. 22 lt.tr
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS


R,cHMoNp, Jan l9-Arr Jabez White Corson, New Bed
ford.
NORFOLK Jan laCld Mary Chiffon Rogers West Indies
Sid Avn d, Bede NYok Arr 10Th. Virginia, Jordan New
Orleans; Louisiana, Marsh, New Smy EFF.
CBARLEsToN Jan l8Arr Only Son. Moore. Att kapas In
the oitne barque and schrs.
SAVANNAH Jan l7--Sld Exact, Johnson. NYork.
ATTAKAPAs, Jan 4-Sld Abby Amelia, Coburn Richmond
John Kendall, Robertson NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

From ST. LUcIE.-An extract of letter, to a
der date Of the Sd instant says"For Pierce
sumed by fire Immediately after my arrival here Many
lost their all suffered as much as any one The schr
the bar going out and sold for $5O She has since
been got off and sent to Key West for sale by the pur
chasers-Savannah Georgian, Jan, IL.
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TWELFTH WARD

| w ELFIH WARD
HNDHEAM f SWA EHf o 1t H3a.s RA Men,
that e. s;'nsVc for the above Bali
s i"e s
S 1e Gs Ms:s ~ BE w
pISSides for d; ;dfSasns; hat rooms, &c.
s aud sff S.%
Ivs make ,h Ball one Of The mos. splendid
Tickets may oaaed Of Of the following gen tie
men, or i Nj H'"s'G cGsa Il FRI e.
S::: i: S::: IT, $S;:::''
B,B. MCGOWAN, "ANA'A William 4. pooley,
Hiram Cable, William Holden,
i,mes i Buiahsm, EBPeet
James d ca''e fhip H,rd.o g.; :, Palmer
Ps.-Conyeyances will be in attendance ja2 Ats ere
NEWS! NEWS!,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BRITANNIA.
H sub.crber win full file. Of English Papers for
IFFIH5saFqS fi4f1 $l Sfg''
cHAs. Will MERs AaESI5t,AN NEWS LETTER.
With variety OF Others al the old establishment No Ann
calls &c pseied and foTwade to ali Isrts Of the United
States. IN ADVANCE OF The mail. j92 iwdy itwy
M FOR sALE-A Valuable Farm called sprns6ea,
mouth "t % 1 eon s a"a about
"a. se E . S
There the farm ard 6nished brick dwelling
sS a wi. ss
eiss ss Of 'ss a Sd %.
utvaiion Of wheat corn sweet potatoes and water ens
and Il .S s o i.E us 70"
re sous wishing to purchase by applying early, will
fact ,ola pvay tefors ], will be offered public auc-
sa noe a,s saay @ given by
r J9, Withstand Of smi,hAs4 Ie e WsS, county,
d2o 3taw tojy25
CQ0}SSss snaAM kRM.IPs, NURSES, sEAMf
WAITER, porrers mechanics and men r anv en- ov
with ua,.csponabe recommendations Tor honesty IL.
HENbEhs5Ns oJsinsI Temperance cahee.
NJ Van BueS c s.' B. FEB Ba sas% Rv f.
cents subscribers one dollar s'
SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
Wholesale aadNSa At b NJ HESEIaJ me 81! 81 VII VIII
tEssali.. of the fines, and best quality.
La Norma.
i FlSfada, new brand,
La Pslina,
Yas Mosadi a new brand.
ifincipss, II the Graz, Reudon and s,ux brands.
ali a hs 20 me sSvs s ' % c sp
well 70 ook At previous @ pereha.ag elsewhere as att sess
tiroe 4 they do not give satisfaction.
B-Osders hom the country carefully and promptly at
A CARD.
PHENIX EXCHANGE
SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON,
NF0RM their num' Iops reocs ts they have ,assp aud
's ss:a, jff
and dte mined the choice liquors aud be
ourd in tne civ Those who appreciate superior glass
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MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
saoss ii, Benefit on Moodsv Eyenns jar asd s
on whicn occasion will be produced The celebrated macai
With r the Mu.c by Carl NJ Won Weber.
TIE GH hish sl P0rpa AZ i'r fs,S called
ia which Mr. Mitchell will appear Tag.
Mr. Holia.d as. John
w Has 81 fs1isti' M ms ff!sf
s wheH M T hi 81 Is
one hundred consecutive night. in London.
VOCAL AND )" ssfh T b s F%h CONCERT
Under the direction of A. King Esq the celebat P,aniss
who + as kindly volunteered 90 this occasion
IL % Casks Bright Trace Chaips
g % BS.; Ch,mb,,r Cange.,ieds assorted.
sCnes Percus.icn Caps assorted.
Gsss F,ag1s shesa ApI ,n a; TOu,. Rad
N'' JON A. NEwBounD.
j22 3tNl W&Vec % John Atreet.
pACKhT sHir GARRlCK FROM LIVERPOOL--Lon-
at Orleans wharf. foot of wall st. ~ 1850
All goods permitted ia five days, will unavodably be
sent 70 the public store j22 5tec
TRIESTE kAGs-soo bales Z 2re,,. ,,..s-foT sale
2' stc No 81 Liberty ,tr..s
SODA ASH BLEAC HING PoWDER-Ia lots to sui6
iea m.rc s'' PERsssE & BROOKS. No. 81 Lib~,yn.
MYSTERIES
OF NEW YORK.
BOSTON:
PUBLISHED BY EDWARD p WILLIAMS, "a cor.
GRESs STREET.
FOR SALE AT ALL PERIODICAL DEPOTs.
20 6is'rc
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FAREWELL AND LAST CONCERT
HUGHES Family

pROOR their departure h. at Shakespeare Assem-
bly, tooms corner William aud Dua' seets, Tues
fol owing distinguished arAs have kindly their
Mrs PAGE admired vocalist (beng her last appearance
sgcor BINI the eminent and unrivasd uitarist and also
party Amateurs will appear and perform several
II. Wastes j. and E. HUGHES (the juvenile mu.eiau.,
will appear their respective viz ihe Harp
MIS-, HUGHES their nfu, .i.er, four year. of ase will
perform the Harp and Of her interesting b.
Ms CHAs NJ. KING, will preside the Piano Forte hay.
ing kindly rendered his services
PROGRAMME.
Grand Duo-Hrp and Piano, MIR King and Master
Hughes''' NicOlyon
Gles-(f1r three vocesl Gentlemen Am'teuro
Solo-Ar hyd nos, with variations, (iiarp, Nest
- HuehesI''. '...'..... -. Mast Hughes
baao Oh promise me 10 sinR, lOvei Mrs Ipge.' Gover
SoloICanier Dove, Gnit,r. Harmonic Sig Bin
Ballad Happy Land Mrs Page. ......... Ass.
Song-oIuer the nose MISS hughes ''''.''.' avy
CUCKOO Stlo- Vioiia, Master Hughes Hughes
PART H.
By Desire-Ha Up and Conce tlna-A Sacred Fune-
Ial Theme IN which Mast Hughes will im
tate the Mufasd Drums on the Harp. and the
tolemnity of a Military Funeral
song0The Angels Whisper, (by rsqusst) Ms
sSong-3as Solo, Gent'emsn Amatenr... Russell
Soo-Cr'coyien Harp Miss Hughes e. French Air
Song-Fayorite IL slgnoT Bni.
saiad--f he Health Mrs Page
soloIMa'ibrans favorie AR. Corcertna, Master
De Berot
song-Buy broom IN character Miss Hughes.. Swiss Air
Glee-For three voices Gentle nan Ameeus
FTa'e-M.d ~ Harp Violin SC Huge.
Tickets 50 eets-may be obtained the principal music
stores aud at the door II, 2t.ec
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Passengers Arrived

>,HAyRE--Packet ship Sully-James Pe Geo w Pel o.
New YORK; Kochereau. New Oreans Henry Thayer Prov
dsace; atllon, France in the Storage
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l3. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED rb.
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city OF New York is confidently recon
mended for all of debility produced by sscre indu
gence of any kind II invaluable renely
impotence sterty, barrenness (unless dependiny
maifomaion) Single bottles 81 each; cases OF hal,
dozen S. packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office OF The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy %
Nassau ST y RICHARDSON, Agent
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M5- hlCOkD'S PARlSIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
Tukh Tor ths permanent cure of primary or secondary
cnrygnsraneed to Sold in single hotties a. each
in cases Of half dozen So carefully packed and sent to ali
parts Of the union ONCE and consulting rooms of the
college, Of Medicinc ana Pharmacy o. Nassau street
w. s. RfCIIARDsON Aorn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHANGE OE RESIDEN(E
1LICTOR GiKOUD. Watch and CIock \

VICTOR GiROUD, Watch and Clock Manufacture, Ia.
the honor Of srprsng his friends and the public that he
established his show and work shops No. l33
Broadway.
He VIII have constantly or sale most select assortment of
epne and patent Leyer Watches, aud splendid variety
Cock. For xeifence the qualities Of both will
ps.d The models will b, Of the rare, rich. and modern
description
His will heretofore be directed 10 he repair Ard
regulation Of tlocks and Watches also Of Mechanical
Lamps.
econ'inuest TO i've from PARIS the bsuul and rer
feet Mechanical Lamps together with recessry
~ Te b"auy and guilty Of his assortment Of this splendid
lamp leaves nothing 10 the fs.dious
For repair Of the Nechanics mp he has tsb.hsd az
above, end dstnt workshops All work confded
him. the departments Of his busin~,s will be
ted in the most superior manner and moderate
prices jii imeot'ec
DE-fACh Ed COTTON-8 bales, per brig Homer from
PhkSsE & BROOKS
~ Tire No Gil Lib ry street.
n NSI OR OILS barrels % l. ~ tue ord,r Tor sls by
" &. X. Z 1LLlNS CO.,
ji9ec 20 south stree.
'fONIlES-t hhls Belt uEuCs sap arifie !. nf
from ship M,ss,ssipp, ON New Orieens, Tor s.ls b.
Hose w. \. COL ms x CO. ID South street