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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
" For Commercial md .Noasy .Matters. SCI Fourth Pas

II For Comereiai and .Nossy Matters. see Fourth Page
MoSpAY.P. ".
TIE Seek Market was very buoyant to day and
nearly DESCRIPTION advanced There good enqui-
~ for Investment stocks. and the market very iuH The
fanceg III favor oday and generally improved.
The Foreign Bill Market Is steady but mol active.
Sterling Is 10 l0iz: Francs 22i5 a 2l4.
The receipts on the Harlem Railroad for tie
month Of Dsce,9h be- 1914, g
Excess IN favor of a3i05 y
The whole receipts ofthe 1914 show gain Of $4,000
over 1913.
Tire November receipts FOR the Long Island Rail-
road about $4,000 making $4,000 for four months
earnings report viii soon be made which will exhibit the
affairs of this company in highly favorable light,
The Merchants Exchange Bank has declared
dividend Of 81 per cent for the last months payable
demand.
The Bank of Commerce per cent. payable demand.
The Merchants Fire Insurance Company per cent for the
lostsiI months payable on the l5,hius
TIE New York Insurance Company regular dividend Of
per for thu last months payable The 18th inst and
commission Oft per The amount Of premiums on risks
terminating the 1N si the latter payable the lst of
February.
The Union Bank of South Carolina semLannual dividend
OF 81 q per share.
The Bamk of Hamburger, s c. 81 so per share.
The interest the public stocks OF this city pay
able the Februnry will be paid TIM. dry by the
Chamberlain his Office the Bank oe State Of y. York.
The AIhsny Argus says: We are requested TO
state that the drafts ohe Lockport Banking and Trust Com
pany which recently protested in this city, prompt
~ PAID presentation ai lis md that arrangements
por-es g2hch wi il believed within few duy.
The regular redemption OF rs notes heretofore We ute
also assured that the resources othe bank are largely beyond
Liabilities. and tholjers advised not 20 sell at dis
count
The annual statement Of the Canal commerce, ia
ken from The books the Collector at Albany has been pub
scd mad shows large increase the previous ycaf Tie
in FoCris 200 $40 bbs; Noolhas Increased 400 bs
Leather lG0 bs: domestic Cotton 81 tons The total r
creac in value over 1913 So 400 1s; There
the article of Slaves. but correct il, The following
Is the statement:
SJlTE.HET Of PROPERTY left albany the Eric and
ChCmy,g,R Canals, nitich left 6ctlcceR that
place ant the Cccetors Fee merit III order on tfe Canat
Shouting The QnGHtH ana GEerdge CGiHc If cact article
rin, IN .Lnlr lSii N W.
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Markets. Carefully Reported for The tribune

asuESThee Is fax demand for both descriptions On o.
ISi5 inspection and holders are steaoy S - 70 io0
o =, 81 s OF Pearls there have been safes OF 20 10 i'
bbls. al 81 O6ta Il 81 ZIP ,,1. ,ir
CoTroN-The msrke, rather dull today h0deT, s os a
I,,nr SELLERS and buyers Anxious 10 operate hg a
% cnor, Al some SO to 200 bales, without marked cnanse
rates. -. L., . ,,cao-s,s
FLOUR AND Western there IS eq heaI o ssins
bs,oeSs e. the only sales OF impoInce Se eai u ,fI -
800 Ibis fair tenesee at g. and 800 bbls ~ ' Sh
private contract Western quoted nj 81 ri l. p 81
ern descriptions coming IN freely arc sS saie 20
rate Ceorceiowp and Brandy are 81 % sf o, 81
mail Howard street. Richmond Country AsNaiIei' O.
81 80 So 56 Richmond City held at 50 20 Ihe ~, as
was at IS So Rye Flour nodefsis demand ods o. 30 20
81 81 sale 800 bbls jersey Meal WIS In S n q
Bandywine is entirely nominal; Bag Meal s. itV ana au
CRAIN-A parcel of eco bushels Long Island w ,f f wa
sold bu, the terms did tra3spre Au2thsi ot, VI &
- an lilo market uusoId The supplies OF Corn receiyeu ~
considerable, but much oil il was sold peyion, 20 ) no do
noc4 seJ bushels old Southern NJ % cens wslsht 80, n @
new al IL ceats MEASURE and 5000 do Jersey Yellow az
T nrk o Barley is considerable, but there just now no
tmnnS The uskng price 6s cents Northern Oats are
"a n 81 in small lots Southern. last sales x . cents
yyuJSKY-1here are few bbs. on the market
D,drc IS selling freely "a cents, and good bo are ho'
naly 2i4 .. -. ,hs
uay-Thers @ small demand for the East and ioL inc
CIV trade at 80 co About 400 bales sold al ~ GEMS.
yitDEs-We notice sales GOO Tnmpco al something undef
II cent. mos and .QC0 San Juan al private bargain.
sUGARAt auction to-day 55 hhds New.ofeans sold al
"A AZ cents.
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Coroner,s Office,

Death By a FaH-This morning man o na N q
Andrew Muran native of Ireland iabose1 aged = or s 90
having family while ri work on ne % Fi INTO the
misror of the building on some beams and was so $500
injured that he died about 10 minutes afterwards
was called 10 hold an inquest. 20
Death By B,rnins.-The Coroner vas cai a. Ito 10
hold nm noss, n, the City Hospital on The eoGy o. ,e ocs
% i;hss cnrght te Yesterday while his mother wen. y.
,na nsnn for water and who 50 badly burner M.
ny ~ ne Uospn! be died there hls morn ms oil 's inu
Diea ina Fa-The Coroner held on inquest a,
M l( Houston street. the body OF Ann s NM, . md an
~ nof,y, of England who went to church ms, hsn a
Se Ie,in ie in 1T IN the entry n the loot oil We s @
,va found h!re dead. Verdict, Death by an epipep "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Hnrci.,M PDr.a.
Al Macao. Aug ., ship. Geo Fine Knapp, from NYorS.
Apnl -.
AZ Whamooa. August q. ships Paul Jones' Watkins Hen
~ Sal,er rnd Oped. TRIP. for New Work Ann Me-
Kim vaner for Els; Const Of China. days: Montauk,
Mcliichse. unceareG: bark Pauna. Sweetn. ,r New
York. soon.
Ar q, Caao da;c ship Congress, Hayes, Canton. and
SD fur Valparaiso.
Oahu. ldg.
At chboe IN date (at Oct ah) ships Shakespeare Miner.
Americans.
Al Denarnra, 9th ut b-is Geo Otis. iiansou disc.
y; s. Thomas er 70 bark John W Cater, Grecnaw. from
Trinidad. seeking freight.
AT Bermuda lee. q hd-s Tom Pcine, Anderson. from n.
YORK. had lost beth tppmu.t..
Arr 18TH. fulcon. Pitt New York.
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THE ART OF WEAVING.

BY HAND AMI By POWER:
With m Introductory Account of ts Rise and Progress IN
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES.
FOR THE USE or MANUFACTURERS Asp OTHERS.
By Clinton &. Giiroy,
Practical Weuver and Manufacturer.
One large SEQ Yoisme. Illustrated With nearly 800 EHcrar
tass on Hoed and Stee!, PLAN and coiorcd
This is work written eii: admirable cleares. thoroughly
practical and of which manufactures OF Cloth, can a
ford 10 remain ignorant Nirh of encouraging
enlarged circulation the work has been issued at the exceed
inrly lur price OF Five Dollars net.
All orders for Book. accompanied with remittance and
specific directions how be atessed will he nently pu,
and free Of expense of the principal Ceswhec
presses runor wished, Will be put directed and !et ut
any place in this City, according instructions.
DIS IFS GEO D. BALDWIN. 81 Spruce.st.
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DIED,

On Sunday evening. Jan. 5th, WILLIAM EL ian
CLAIMING, youngest son 81 John IL ana May ~ 'e"e'
aged Yeas, month and IL days. 800;
lei 10 attend his funeral at the residence OF his father 70 Lew
ia street, this day, jan 7. ut O'Clock, ?. NJ.
P. :. Boston papers will plense copy. 80 ct,
Jan. Q. Mr. FRANCIS WHITNEY, aged IS years, OF the
firm O; Whitney Wheelock Of this city, and formerly
merchant IN Boston. ...,. =, .-.,
Suddenly Jim G 1916, Mrs. ANN SIMMONS. in the 65ih
year of her
from late residence. l3 Houston street. without further IN
yTn;ion, at IL O'Clock this morning ~ .,>,
On Saturday January lin, 1876 Mrs. PHEBE ANN
HYATT. wife of John hyatt aged As and mouths
On Saturday, 18th ut. BURRAGE BEACH, OF cheshire
q. eyed - yeurs.
At Brooklyn, Sunday. the 18th instant III the 2lh year oil
his age SAMUEL L. son OF Thomas w. and Mary Ahh
BirdsRl 80,
Al Oyster Oyster Bay L. !. 4h inst THOMAS. son of Hen
~ Fleet. Esq.
AT Owego. Rev. j. GRIFFING. ofthe Methodist Episcopal
ChIrcl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge Belts.

Thomas +. Ep0ns &. Brothers VIZ Edrard CIR
tis-1he Plaintiffs paid, ander protest duties quantity o
culbenr md bring back the amount T-e
ned duty free. and plaintiff; claim under this clause The
Collector cououded that The original vegetable le or
process, aud ammonia being used as an auxiliary IN order
to render il cudbcar, luhc duty OF 20 cent
article. The Court charged mnnly 10 that
effect the uIy found verdict for plaintiffs 1856. thus de-
cI,!ing hnt cudbehrls not Inbie 10 duty.
For plaintiffs. Aess Spring and Irving for defendant
NleSsrS Hoffman and Watson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

ny Established I7o5.-soAP CANDLES AND
sARCH-J D. w LEE ManufaedIe5s; s nos o. a ane
% hsa tba above ARTICLES which they Will sell ~ lhe
% ,a,ss. pIces warranted equal, not superior 10 any
manufactured in the city; delivered OF siipp"
o srbpnts Grpses County Dealers and Families VINO are
m rnt OF the above articles, viii ind /, 10 uei ineie' "
call on u.s. before pu'c''sHiS ''''" J. D. & w, LEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Adjourued to Tuesday at II o'clock.
Police Office.

Ta.fis.-NarY Ann Haggeriy was arrested and ma
commit ell oi stealing $40 from George hehiien NO. lV'
Gross street. -
lula Ann Can, was arrested and committed for stealing s.
frcm Augustus Seward
Felix Mcintyre ,aIrested by oicet BOWER WIN @
committed. WI,
Stsaline Boaey-A girl named Jane Wilson,
was arrested end committed for stealth: s1o IN money o'
Mir Walker from the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
e meetingsa AZ thc Amer,can Instit,.tc

This Week.-Tuesday. Iaa. 7th, Farmers Club. u
VI. SrBJrCT-7gr'eHiturqi College -Nc5 Yc.t.
FREE. Wednesday. sth. Conversational Meeting, -. p VI.
SUBJECT Pariag SfreetS.' FREE Thursday. 9;h stated
meeting of the m9hers of the Institute. The Finance Com.
mite viii report the receipt. and expenditures i the 18th An.
nunl FAIR with the vouchers. II O'Clock Vi Cnnsnln
O'Clock IS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Circuit Court.

Lucien b. Haaks vs Jotn Richards and Richard
J. Decentralization to recover against Aessrs. R., part
ne for paper furnished Mr.. Richard j. Richards, on which
TO prnt the Spirit of the Times (aready referred too The
Jury considered them partners and found favor plaintiff
for sl97 60.
i.nrne6as W. Osborne VS.. The Mayor. &c 81
Nor TO recover compensation for services
OF MIR Osborne Ga Clerk the Lower Police oicel for attend
tendance Sundays, c Verdict Tor pialnh SsVo 10 SUD
Ject the opinion OF the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

ology and PhsIognomy, - Three Courses BY D : FOW
iER, Clinton Hall every Thursday at the Church
corner Chryse ard Delaney Wednesday,
ing and ut St uke's building of Hud2oa and Grove
streets, every Monday January. February md March: CON-
mencing at ~ O'Clock and closing with PUBLIC examinations
contribution taken For particulars bills and daily nd
vcsan2ns Professional eNamnruns daily M III Nissan
Also. works the above fences lor sale. ds 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
MARRIED,

On hondny morning. Jan. 9TH by his Honor the Mayor nT
WM. FROST, 10 Miss RUTH ANN BAILEY, both oil thS
city. -,
Miss SARAH \. TOrfEN. ,
OTiS AVERY to ANNE. dau ;hcr OF james stephens all
Of New York. - ,,,,rS
BURNS to MARY A. second daughter OF the lu'e AVA b.
1n.nrA
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NhaicrE. &C,

Letters received IL New London from ship Benamn Mot
cHn Pe0deOn report her Francisco. October. wanting
800 barrels 10 fill lower hold 10 cruise for spe'n between sea
letter received from 81 mate OF ship Calumet of tanin.
ion. reports her u San fGncisco, oct 9. $50 bb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

DIR ARNOLO'S LIFE AND CORRESPONDENTS.
u APPLETON * Co. will publish IN few days.
Tie ne hnl Correspondence Vt Thos AfHod. i. d. Gifted
hy Rev A. 7. Stanley, The two VOLUMES o the English ed
ton III vo!. l2mo.
To the American Scholu a1i Stujen'. the Life Of Dr. A.
mold unu.ua value and interest not too much say
that the death of the author at the " HS,nr; Of Rome
learning has >l,tanc TINT cannot hope Ia
paired yet not merely scholar vii hrs ' ~ teii s IN
rsnre IN clavnl. the moral tone of In, rising Minds
the Universities aud the valuable reforms he effected in the
plbr schools T., England. spiritual, however. than for
innl viii endesr memory all who value tue c., ute
Z Coue.uansnce very interesting various IN tspc, lie
Ike in II --,p of pnssiu. events. sensible In view manly
stye nm Biographical ia chancter. An Appendix
amnnc other things important extracts from his journal. Of
cor,,ne,tel ;our IS 3tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

10 HInffs: H!U6s an" Furs-SeliinS by retail
nj WHOLESALE prices for this ONLY NJ No Coit:
andeet Broadway Ladies, don't forget To call and
snnnly ynursalres ln tine. ND .mrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Court Cnlendar-Tnis day.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 81 81, So, So so, 81, e..
CoMMoS PLEAs.-Nos. 81, l, ., 81, %, Al, II, II,
II, l6, 80, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Os- LccchoA; Leecl3s!! Leechss!!!-Vefy
fine Swedish eeches (a .ze) ir sale u l2 cents each by
VIM. Watson. Chemist, ApoaecarIs hall, % Catharne
street d. ml,>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

DpArSEss.Why viii per,on. continue to suffer when n re
medy Mt hand? Dr. McNAIRs Acoustic OF viii furnish
speedy relief 70 all who afflicted with periodical deafness
huzzIg noises md frequent the There be
mistake 10 the effect Of this ard any by calling nj
No Il onrtondt street and examining the certificates ami
letters OF recommendation from those who have used the u
Gle and been cured by have eS:non sayin. that
they will be prevailed TO give the Article thorough tri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
CLOTHING.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Mems, Boys, and Childfen's Clothing.

GEORG E IT. GREEN,
no. no Chnth,,m-st.
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS, BOYS', IND CHiLpREN'S CLOTHING,
OF NIL descriptions made ~ the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
10 which he ynud respectfully the attention o those
want As he has made arrangements 10 receive
CLOTHS C.qSSI.TERES, YESTLSGS, &c.
y every packet and has secured the services Of experienced
Cutters pledges himself gIvs po'ioct satisfaction To all
who may bnIchaSe
" B-(,Grmcs made % order az ne shortest notice. and
,ri,h Sfr,ct punciaarL,tu e6 iStf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
NJ Fest Swedish Lecc,1cs nj l2j, cts.

" IktSt "EEtUISfi IatcCifFs III Ia CLs u'ItCei
Just received and for sale DEf.LUC & DUPUYS,
Place d Southland No. Park Row md 81 Broadway.
New York Also Oh hand supply OF Dupuy's ceie-
brated flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE. for infants use
Nipple md BTenst Shields and Pa5,ary Jelly for sore breast
for sale above wholesale aI-sTcril, Oh 3taw3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

C{ Mechanics InstitE:c.-The REGULAR Monthly
Meeting of the Mechanics institute viii be held in tie Lecture
Rnum City Hall, Tuesdiy Evening, .thins n; ~ O'Clock
PRESIDENT MAPES will be Installed nj hI. meeting, AMI
deliver his unugu! ~ matters OF great interest
will be brought! forward Is requested that ihsIe be Jul! "
tendance OF the ii emers
lf2.is. CHARLES L. RARRII-T Actunrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Ice CRoP.-The cutters have commenced their
lsbors on Fresh Pond and the crop will soon be
harvested. Boston Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Scir Eagle Green OF NJ Desert where from or bound not
stated. put back the Muscle Ridges below Belfast, Ne. S
UT. with loss oi SAILS md deck nud.
TIE br. Harriet (a this poIt) Eervoyase out 10 Bsrmu
da encountered rough weather, Gad had 10 throw overheard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

IN OUR LAST COMMUNICATION we said that. II Mr.
DopGE sticd things hey he should have no word
of contention mu, but he hn' not told them as they WERE
nTe: and pronounce his last nrcls untrue, ami
defy hlip and all the world with him. Ia povet otherwise
We shall take farther notice ofany thing he may say. and
regret excessively that were compelled, from many dsn
geeabie circumstances growing out Of MISREPRESENTATION 70
notice NIL lis acknowledgment o the acti brt pub
lshed by IL what wished the public Ia understand We
therefore tnse leave thanking him for the assistance hs has
rendered US making them known.
d2i ISL +. IL j. PARhlsY.
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CARPETiNGS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
DRIjGGETS. &c.


IiSr received and beng opened AZ Guinn New store
y gnd beautiful assortment oi English Bfusse Three
Ply Imperial Double Super. SUpcTne and Fine lnguin and
Venetian Cnnetng, of patterns and colon entirely new
und American Oh Cloths, oi great variety OF patterns
and widths, from iea' o y Iee wieu, 'ena.-hL
So splendid article vi Persia Vcl,e, nuggcts, two yards
wide ,irqly pattern. mud cty c cnlors, with every
rsty 81 isish Duggt u the usual ssn, hgethet with
tugs OF every style Door Mats Window Shldes, STAR Rods,
NC. Purcha respectfully invited ti call.
N. B.An experienced -pholsemf Will attend To tbs max
w. n. GUION,
oe9 ,str M. ~ Fast RrnHivsnv. and 7, niv'.innst
tstiaE-SAVlNG ANSlYER.-FFom advertisements that
1 frequently appear the pnpen, and from srcurp that
are about the city and county and LETT under tho doom o
many friends. amos, every day called upon and
asked II not m partnership with Mr. Dolsep"
la order prevent any farther mistakes and interruptions
from such cu. md inquiries beg leave To state that we
not partnership with Mr.. Dodge, and
that have new, Ddtent mo. either of set
ting teeth DO know oi any that are not
thoroughly understood by all we'll instructed Dentists and the
Dcc0r who mny he his partner, and who has. by mstake OF
sheruise published his IN such To make re-
,enbe ors that oun taken for we have not The
;'iIs. q. PARsiLY.
J. PARMLY,
,15 p,r.. Nos 4 and Bond street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

BOartiinG.-Mrs. GOSS having opened the new and
cOmmodous III NcSey the Astur House, prGiets
choice dcSiTabe rooms to TRANSIENT OF permnnenS Bonrers
Crotun shower and cold Baths. free The location
very central. quiet and shady. Terms moderate aus tbs
TT Dr. q. hinanaii's G1nerai Tasth.-Ihe
celebrity '-hich these Teeth obtained and tho high vGlue
upon them by those WIN them oCetho: with
their known superiority the OF teeth
made this country, have iniace! Dr. klbai 10
make guch arrlus sill hereafter enable him
ply demand for them 10 extent he has been
confirmed this design by the uniform which has ct
Tended his practice this department Of his profession, and bY
the high that have passed tisa test by
many OF our most distinguished cizens who wegrlng
them and Savera o the Physicians md Den
lists OF this city. who have spontaneously o-et the mos an,
ole Testimonials Their excellence These teeth and will
be made by Dr. hm5a sIaiasuey or has
practice they the elagsn, heavy
gold plate. and sHaDed the month such
bine the highest utility with lie greatest possible comfort They
warranted tO be unsurpassed bT that made in tia
United Sate5 and guaranteed IN all caes 10 fit perfectly;
and all The purposes that Artificial teeth be- made
10 answer Dr. knl5ali wishes m be particularly mated thGt
MS Arrangements such sill cnse HIM - offer these
teeth made the style above mentioned NJ The prices
thai are charged fer he most interior .ids Specimens
AT his hnura No. 8 Brosdrya7 near sDi'ns
ni0 fraitv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Ne,v-york Cattle Mnrk.t-.I.y

lRepored for the Thbuncl
1T mnke 15) Beef Cattle-1n from the sou:h-1ce Cows
and Calves. and 800 Sheep and Lambs.
PRicEs.-Bcf Cdne-We quote 81 . 4 20 70, ordiaary
ard - . IS for prime with chsce at little over
80 unsad.
CorS and Caices-&li to so.
20 for the latter.
Hcy-Best seIb nj G7lz a IS cent?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

U Second Coming OF Chrtst y; D. PicARDs
OF Akron (Oho) will PREACH ID VI TOMORROW. lSun.
day IN the mnrnnc ut The corner OF hsi1pc' and Hudson.
streets: the afternoon nj franklin Hail. l15 Chatham
Square and the the toue OF Pnver. corner oi
CTye md Delaney streets. Also, II. V. TALL IN the
morning ut Tire House al Payer the aerConn OF
Christopher and Hudson and IN the evening at Frank
lin Hntrcm Isah. g. Services three tunes ut the above
named places al the us,,. hours. il q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

Etsv INDiA HvR Hg-Coarze red hair made Gne. black
and glossy THIS artcle have the effect derrcd by
the 1t will color the hair nnd aiurr the kiG the
least. Sold al u Cour:anht .t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

New York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1s7 BROADWAY.
Three doors beL0to the Franklin House.
G- The Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them TO cer greater inducements Than
% gentlemen wishing tire purchase oil their
Fall ard Winter Garments.
They hav, already received by late arrivals great variety
Of new and styles of Goods welt adapted 10 tine canning
.eason-nnd Will by the packets and
thu arrsst and best assortment VI the latest and benu
ir styles OF fancy French Enstc Cassner, rich figured
Vevets Cashmsre- Satin and Silk Vstngs. before Of
iered IN this City.
Also Ius, received several Invoices Of Twed end Beaver
Cloths Coats, Cloak Peltcn, &c. black ana fancy
cuGr-d French ard English Cloths from the mos, celebrated
manufacturers being the stye their establishment
for the last FIVE year. and which for durability beauty OF nm
sh and color. cannot he cxceied, ecuue by
any styles of Cloths imported into the United S;ses.
Their sock of Fsacy Dress Articles will comprise part the
inches. styles of Fall md Winter Crayrts Scarf Spondes.
Gloves lndsefchef. Hosiery, Under Shrt and Drnwes.
Linen and Muslin Shirts Coan. Bos0D., Shoulder Braces.
Riding Money Belts Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c.
Sc with every variety Of goods usually kept IN genemsns
general Quitting establishment.
Also iu assortment of Ready Maze Clothing, cof,,ng Of
Clocks Over Coats Dress and Ptock Goats, Pannloon and
Vests Of every yaey where gentlemen requiring garments tor
imrneda;e use depend upon getting inst article,
mcde ard trimmed respect equal To those furnished
order and prce tina; fail please. Strict punetu.
atty observed in f3in- orders.
- Terms ce.h, and no deviation in prices
aug b;f J. C. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
Commercial and Money atattera.

iC!- SASDs's, HRrsTcL-s AND CoNsTocE's EXTRACT o
S,RsAPARIiLA, sold ~ u Cour,iGndt street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

LEMQNsAbout $50 boxes Sicily were sold at auction TO-
DAY Mt 81 lsS per box when the sale stopped.
h'iPS-The market hns been heavy bu, we understand
10, "' 20 bales withdrawn irnu mnrke, today which
MAY mike hader' rnef. We quote l3 Ii cen io liz;
20, BlEESWAX.-e notice sales 400 lbs Yellow at as;z
TAlLoW-lhe suppl,e. are larrcr and shippers do
cash. 49, '''S '' '''''e - - -'
III, KY ~ speculation in Pork to-day. rni
%. pc OF fiiie has gone up from o. 81 s. 20.
u cent per DBL The sales reach 200 500 5bs the
m III a9Ne cl.n- nj with iha' figure offered !o 10
49, !, ed n 81 but the Suics loo
oOs az - o4 The speculation on Priric ela.
ti'e tOntoa 0i tnt description made this year Is less than
Hogs nre said To hive sold high - nj CINCINNATI
Bee without chlnge Sales l0 kegs new Ohio Lard a. 81
cents. and 80 do. old at 81. "
New York Cattle Market-JAy. 6.
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