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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
The " Nuisance,u

Dn,,, The 6 Nuisance,u
'y'as Editor Of TIE T,ibuae;
NM. as i.eased to see q communication in late
ay'' Oh your paper on the disgraceful nuisance
~ l""S inicted upon us by the night-scavengers.
r,n. h'"e' ~ IN which their work is performed is
VIII. sAa'Helt, and there is not one sound reason
M. S"ouia longer be permitted. Its bad enough
be -. steat an amount Of valuable manure should
IN, Wv una The mercantile, fsh-eatng and market
no,os os"aiuhity be so much aud unnecessarily an
s ,sa m but the nuisance 10 the citizens in general
occ,,,. ess msuppor,able. Heing a Physician, my
renosa, rap01 calls me out much at night, when the
ran VI The offensive matter is carried on, and
Ihe srss, e,lnon with all who are compelled to be in
uos ssi;I, oe'ween 10 2. NJ. and daylight, testify
aud effec,a 10 the painfully y-dsagreeable nature
The lata @ vi tnls work under the present system.
sorrect;nn Gity inspector succeeded for time in
Ibis ~ .le eVii, by requiring all the carts and
rn;, @ oe securely closed and all who had oppor.
ton pp1'.ceo the Improvement with great satsfac
,be with The restoration OF the old regime,
him ovas @, surveillance which was maintained by
ormer ui.s department ceased entirely, and the
method ;s usuhg ard dlsgraceiuly loose and open
spec,or srass, @san allowed. Is the present City In
operaiyes,s s'a Q. his popularity with this class OF
salary VI IS II that he is satisfied to pocket his
does he ,a.out ~. Troubling his head about it? Why
Of clesnso.u ~. urge his predecessors suggested plan
atleast eng SINKS upon the Common Council or
eeuirra s.osee The rules TO which that gentleman
NChng h'enuon h'. from all engaged in the business
Citizens w. 'ne former, however, will satisfy the
tact with bteca!iy ,b those who nightly come in con-
npre from, p"ny ,b~ who manufacture valuable ma
10 the 6sbsa VIC S'erial Sc much of which is thrown
even vb 4,tes Is said finds it profitable business,
toe esnsnn mosc expensive method OF obtaining IL
2eusl TTnsWe Ts 10 the Company but not TO The clti-
With I0. ,Ss DC annoyed, and hence be better satisfied
1 the Com Com o9efauons. know not who compose
bu, ,pahy' ~, nor have a iurthings interest IN 1t
plan is a' not par qF employee
Il ono o. the other careless, disgusting and waste
Known n i 'he Company's operations were bete
cia,ed h. 10 pIoaot not they would be better appre
IN comS.u ue public, and much be saved TO the CITY
Gil sbaa1t5, health and taxes. The Common Coun
business enforce their plan upon all engaged in tht
S'' Yours, NJ, y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

,,.,.,,,.orru, LIFE AND M1SIsTRT THE REv. JOHN
Es,I,psrirLp A. VI. by JOHN HOLLAND, with IL
.o1c;oTv Letter by James Montgomery Sixth Edition.
IV e,rers and "reminiscences not before published
80, syo %. 1901 D. Mead Office Of the Mothers
Magazine
The subject of this biography is fervently re-
membered by the seniors of this generation as a
burning and shining light in their earlier years.
His eoouence in the pulpit was paralleled and
enforced by his daily walk and conversation; it
was eagerly listened to and needed, and is still
treasured in thousands of hearts and its fruits
evinced in thousands Of lives; it was energetic,
nnostentatious impressive it was the dlstillation
Of ofHeavenly purity and Christian love. Deeply
attached to his own communion the Methodisr,
Mr.. summerfeld won the esteem and adneiration
Of men of all churches and of none; no one re-
gardng him as minister of rival Church, but
all as Christian aud brother. We are not sur
pised but gratifed to see the biography of such
man reach its sixth edition. 1t cannot be read
without profit by any.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

=. liealth, %Guset alltI
10 stranrers stopping ew days weeks II the y snc as
are rarely offered It is eEiby located on clean saa no ay
mediate vicinity principal steamboat landings lt
apartments convenient and neat vale IT'S able Is Suppsl
with the b.. Vegetables and Frul thar hs p!ocnIed
cuiing entirely Animal Food and stnulan;s OF all kinds
Charges moderate and every effort made to render
,aa> ~ INV iv25 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

VIJST PUBLISHED HEWET'S SPLENDID
OF COMMON PRAYER-E.iitcl By the Rev. J. ".
Wanw right, D. D. and embsaei with upwards OF 100 en-
cravings This work has been got OF aoou
S2 OO0 and Is offered at the low Price Of 80 so copy
.upab!y bound with gilt edges elegantly enSosasd
Turkey Morocco representing the nror and exterior
of ;rrinity Church New. York. II. w. HEWET,
VI c-iS' HfoaG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

DOLlSH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every body Boston polishing their stoves and sratcs
with VIM Browns Pencil plse No better evidence ofneat.
when you enter dwelling than 10 notice hs stoves snd
arss well polished We would recommend for this
pose wM. BROWNS PENCIL PASit.. IL is put mp III
rolls hich bu 2 and has many advantages
lasts enger snl used with much less dos AID trouble In
after dry BY tue appcaton Of brush YOU
Washington street Rstaed By all ihe prusSists and GTors-
~ Stores Boston, Salem. Lowell WoTcester, Portland,
Springfield Dealers and families ba supplied Of A. b. x
D. SANDS Druggists No. 10 Fulton street, 273 Broadway.
N r,s, Broad yvay jl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

SNOhL' GOAL.,--'fhe real genuine Red Ash
Peacn tchni, purchased ut TIE dock OF second hand
dealers but at the fountain head, the mines where get
ae hTst quality OF Ccal and win be delivered the following
pfises rer OF Carriage well screeted from the yard
Steve s. 25 RFosen or EEs s. 50 from the Lump Lacka
s., LohSh S. Liverpool, screened, Yard 5Os
Was!ingtnr II near Spr,ng GNERNSEY = Co oo
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

LIVERPOOL, January lL-Prces Of american Provisions

LIVERPOOL, January l-Prices Of American Provisions.
Beef Mess barrel in bond 30 sel British Foreign
do pArtcrce 500
CANADIAN DO per barrel 2v IS 2s pr cyyr e. or cyTl
foik, Mess, per do -
Caradien per DO i046
bacon, Per cwt, duty paid 20 201
Hams, do do dr. IS q Sd do 14s do
Ghe5se, DO do 30 Is sd do 1osed
Lard. DO do fne 2S2 81 DO p. do
Butter, do in bond do
>, Canadlan, duty paid, sos IS do. pos do
Tallow, "a Ii d. p I'd Do
MANCHESTER, Jan. lL-SrATE or TRADr-The new
year has opened well for business and most people
gune and expect good years trade and in OPINION
have sure ground for believing On Tuesday had
very oTsk demand both for goods and yarns and higher
rates than the week. although do not suppose
the better for consequence Of ms
cTTected rise in Cotton Liverpool, cre req heaty
business hes been done at I'd per pound cdraIcs.
ie9slYs Preparations making for ihe Spring Trade and
Cloth does not go TOO high the prices will Go and
then recee we may fairy anticipate good Spring Trade
W. have had great many buyers from London and they all
appear disappointed finding stocks Goods (paftcu ary
Prln) rery light that they unable buy sacrifice
and when the come dawn hop they will come Pre-.
pared 20 buy at prices 2 inch e0s 70 5 4:d 6Ss
g. 81 to 5s I0L; and rs ss l:d 90 or 36nch e5s,
5s I'd S. 3i and rs IS I'D 10 s s., l0nch sos
3s 4d 6es s. Cd as sd and 2s 9 3D. to los 3d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

- TO MON Tx ia l. "A: W :
s---assEsess-ss-AA-s HYDE s CO.'S EXPRESS LINE OF
- ss - SIX HORSE rOST COACHES, 'oT
-,ngr,o and Moatrea aad all part, OF Vermont aad New
Hamshre 4tsn Casstoa S &S l.
. o last eosae Exchpss Building A6a2y
ocioc 9ss q & bsNpS sspsays So yse.ta T6is
fass M line OF | easS1 at 95S5f also M al
Tor ehSssi, SECS for Woodstock. Hanover and
Hvs also iOI S. Il RSssoa s1Ge Fo
Monperr l., and all parts Of ,s .s sas c5cs 90 Of
passage HARM Den co NS3 ", MaF5 Sc- New ef HsRS
lckrs Will be ;aEase4 al lr gisS and
~ Hons4tonic and \, esteru Raiiroacs 70 Aininy 50 hs
asrnsers may ,ay their fare through fIcm Ne"1 S
Montreal. or IKE intermediate places. J1I ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-The subscriber
has hand for SALE the above coal Of all szsa,
which he offers for sale at low market prizes from the yard
Orders through hs Despatch Pct or istat the Office OF
the subscriber, Will te promptly attended 70.
DICHERSOS M Autb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

We have several pretty good Clay Songs seat Us,
when We Generally ly aside considering thar Sinsiag,ire
mas mol arrived Yet We waive ou5crupe however,
rorire aiI Of ia.n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

rear % Broadway TsbeTnacIe.
Liverpool and sydney Coal for family or Smiths, on
hand for sale above Also Ash aud Lenish Coal Of all
sizes. dl5,f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

= MEALS HIsToRY OF THE PuR1TANs, Edited
:! rev JOHN 0. CHoULEs. Part II. has been
9u0ished by the Harpers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

P"THE MINISTER'S FAMILY; or, Hints to
those who would make Home Happy, by Mrs.
ELLIS has Just been published in neat pocket
vdume Of la pages. by d. Appleton & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

SERMONS by Henry NELrILl, D. D. Minister of Camden
Chapel Camberwel and late Fellow Of st. Peters Col.
l;e Cambridge. Comprising all the Discourses pub
lhed By consent of the author. Edited BY RI. Rev G.
PMclLvArNE. Prot Episcopal Bishop of Ohio. Il vol.
svo. pg. 56l.) Stanford x Swords, l39 Broadway.
We have not time to read this compact and
elegant volume of Sermons, but we hear from
dsinterested sources that they are truthful, fer
vent, and evince eminent ability. In the general
attention now given to Theological subjects, we
doubt not they will be widely disseminated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

u IhE AMERICAN AcMcULrURIsT, for Feb
aeafy' has articles on Lime as Manure, Peach
a'ees, Buckthorn Hedges, Worn.out Lands,
psalnng Swamps, Silk Culture, sc. &c. 1t is
. most able and useful work. A. B. Allen, Edi-
"l' saxton & Miles, publishers, 2O5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

SnA EXCHANGE Observation-Disclosures
E,iS F.RASTUS COLEMAN has this isy taken HEN
.s-Rl +. JACKSON into partnership, ana in future the
House VIII he conducted IN tic OF Coleman Jackson
The patronage OF TIE ve,g rubllc and influence of
friends is lespectluly solicited
BAltlmArr Feb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

DATENT WATER PIPES-Lead, tin. wood,
sheot cast and wrought Iron Pipes. coated inside with
hydraulic SOFAS prevent oNyda0r and G2e ufa
and durable conduit for water 10 be IN building,
No li2 Fulton street ,
~ B-No letters except postpaid and addressed 10 j.
BALL. LIZ EGllon 81. n Y answered. B!mlT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

IA ANTtD--A place by nice, cepa5Ie giritor
s. rs r.-fh.st;est rs 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

PEMs, by WILLIAM JAMES CoLGAN. Leavitt Trow & Co
WeGke this volume Of verses, evidently by a
youth, on two accounts; first, it is small one,
(oly liz pages J next the Poems are all short
ltpossesses at least as much merit as most initial
volumes; for its one merit of brevity cannot be
gansayed.-The following verses are fair spc-
cimen Of Mr.. Colgan's effusions:
THE LAND OF OUR HOME!
Written for Music.
The days Of the Past are around 1t;
The eye of our Life first hath found it;
Hope, Love- in their beauties have bound it
The land-oh, the land of our home
The sage and the peasant revere it;
The lips of the heart are still near it;
The kisses of Truth will endear it
The laDd-oh, the land of our home
The scene of our sweetest young dreaming,
When Fancy unclouded was beaming,
And Poesy more than seeming
The land-oh, the land of our home
Perchance in its bosom are lying
III, heirends, in whose death we were dying;
i1er Ne, words from the grave arc replying
The land-oh, the land Of our home
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

( LIVERPOOL COAL-tor sale from yard or
- direct from ship Liverpool Coal Of superior quality AZ
low market price. Cons nviTsd cali the
subscriber before leaving ter orders elsewhere he is de-
tSnined 10 sell first article extremely low price,
lSf I. STOKES plCkERsON. l07 Anthony.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

DOAkD.-A few young gentlemen can be &C.
AcomnoSitss lth Board wth without Lodgings p-Sss
any AID at'nosyae prices, - Johascst. swsods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

GS1NWANTED on boHd and mortgage
PooS .Aay psrsoa having I'VE $500 hs he sSrs
well sscued or mortgages OF SIX lots, III Ire II 3; sIr-I
sh veuae u 5Improve csSa6ie oVSt ~ ihe ower p4:
81 The ctt. asd sr interest, The property beng
camh.red Address Mo.tSase Al tie o;ce Of -ritp2e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

'I'O POTTER BAhtES.-A man who tho
roughly understands the abov. business may hesr n
good iSeation By applying 80 WaIsEs New YORK Feb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

goat! COAL!!--At 90 p per ,on-Broken,
" Egg and arss Scys-Ihe Subscriber Is now delivering
the TEST Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal the above low price,
for cash wsii scSeesed and weighed by City wsshsr
PETER CLINTON,
i2l 2m~ Yard corner OF King and Greenwich sts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
Liverpool M arEefs.

u, 1.-THE only sales of rice few Carol ma arc
eo9 b,rs damaged Bengal. Nothing doas la Ruu, ca
There has been good inquiry but lev teas oiea nI m
hs marker, There the price 9t ari e'
The ony sales being 500 bril- ot1sy good Qutiiy @ Is
Id No sales repoed IL Tar Montreal Pot Ashes continue
in YER, limited demand hu former pres are a":nA!iy sp
noed A few Montreal Pearls have bsen sold at 2SS p, N
robaccoThere have been buyers In ls iitTtet.
the sales do exceed 3O hhds a: former prices NJ
stock operates against ,ess Je ropo.t.o
consists feXport qualities the supply oi sucn sofiS Is
facures que Considerably less than last JeI at i ~
time and the holders OF such descriptions iTiT
has been ouly partially inquired oI; ii. sales OF TIE
have been CHIEFLY small lots for consumption, without
chsuEe prices Fish OILS continue qass ~ tonS
Cod from the quay have beeu sold Ei2 $50 tons
asaist 10 period last The stock OF I'll drs
cp,ious Seal oil 80 THE stocs
Of southern whale the u. !25 ;uns anL Of
tned sperm quality oil eoh mostly fine. Seed
oils continue imited GeIn.nd last weeks Oil OF
Iurpea exhibits OF Improvement, and eal
" iche. prices demanded Palm Ot-About t0
sold th week om the ship side ttle uuder the
apue1rd rates. winch however the aiSes; holders VIII
sell the stock being muck lighter than Usual aud tew
hands Ia Hemp sales whatever TO report hut
prices rey steady Iaow-A lttle BITTER d-mAsd
the -ary OF the which t- return OF mild
weather checked aud the saes elow candl
been un,mp poan AS 10 2s Cd trling lots The
,uus Of Imports aud stocks however eShbItlrG as ey do
considerable increase the supply o Russian and only q
small nddton stock, show tht from this al all
events larger quantity OF Tacw has gone INTO cG-
s,mptinr has generally been supposed In Lard no ts
Of moment have been ds, bu, hodsSs have bsepAe 1sl
/ tInSr; tbs stock Is about lQo ioas'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

IL ANANA.-NIrs. VESTS Boarding House
h, been removed the building previously occupied
the MaHsIoa House HoeH Ns 10 Gale 0brab, coru.g
g" Gale NlecalsTs, which has been extensively aired ard
lmpT0rei. Prices arranged IN conformity the room
ced ai time remaining For cards. &c apply Mason
Iuits S Nassau street, Who WI t- happy !nsh every
IL Ierma:l0u 10 travellers bound 20 Havana.
y B.-Paseusers required cbtan passports which
viii be t-ciatsd BY the clerk Of the houss who Will board
III! vessel, Immpdlatsly theirarrivAl. liz 2awtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

ANTED-A place as SeamStress or Ausse by
wong woman wi;h excellent rsfeEeacss. Apply At
l25 Dieecks.-stIee, fS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

The sales on Thursday last 5000 baies 800 taken or
srecuation-Fd,y 5,OOOSatvrday 3G0G-.hlonday LOO,
OCu on 5000 $40 on specu@5!h n
week the Market had not that buoyancy OF feeling mar mas
yesterday and pidsy and bSaErTs aG m
Ys,srsy and today the market hardened owing 10 e
speculative demand, and az fall pces current
be mas, week The import OF the week amounts 20 l6,I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

TYPE RUHbSKS WANTED at iIcrsaseI
4 ,cGgsi, at Braces New-Yofk TYP Fcuudly No ls
Oh nbs None tat experienced hands med apply.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

JobbnG and Machine work 10 general.
n B. Publishers of Newspapers in ths United State. or
Carada who will insert this advertisement three times before
the lst Of nex July and send copy Of their 70
containing it, will he entitled the payment Of heir bill, on
NV Yetk' jan. 27th, ISia. r. 2m&sD&W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09

pOARDlNG IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
~ Four or sys persons BE- handsomely accommodated
with board private family In the Gre .t II tn CIIy.
ANY communications sddssed the subscribers will rs-
esivs atteaiior. ANTHONY j. BLEECKt,R & CO
10 Z krnad raStA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-09
L,vernool Corn Market, Jan. Q.

LtFetpSci SoaAA iA'@. ANN3
During the week Wheat has rather improved IN cenanu
and on Iii Kinds an advance of ID 10 I'd has been ifniy de
cina,ed in this mprov and may be quoted al % pei
ssck and per higher lrsPoats and Qauisni nav
ing in either osr-
90 ed rr 28o lbs paid for lash Few transactions fa'
in foreign Canadian held 30s 70 Bis pr
M hundred barrels OF United STATES have been sold II oo2u
for eypo1t az 23s Cd per bbl.
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