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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
New YoRK FLOUR AND GRAM MARKrr

Nav YoRE Flour AND GRAM MARKEr.-
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Nortl
American writes from New York on Tuesday
afternoon as follows:
There is much tirmnoss it Flour to-day, and
SOS IS tho mark for Genesoe, with large sales
Az the close think there is but ltio to be had
at that rate hear of 5000 bbls, for GLASGOW
at SO 25, and think there have been farther
Gales, 5000 to 5000 bbs. for Liverpool. There
has also been more activity in southern descrip-
tons, and 5000 10 1000 hhls. have been taken
Of Georgetown, Btanjyw ine, baltimore, e. at
Sc.
a sale of Gencsae Wheat, 5000 bushels, was
reported at l3j cts. Buyers now tell me that
within a week so, 900 bushels Corn have been
bought for shipment to EngIanc, at 75a1s cts.
weight 4 portion of these sales taco been no
doubt reported. Yesterday and to day 500
.srnshels Rye have been taken. nearly all for
Beluiuln aud Holland, at IS cents, NC'ihcrn.
Oats 44;a45 cts. Southern &c CTS,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT 4 NUDGE,
south Charles street.

yEyEfE REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF
IL Dr. Cbristies GaIvanic Rings and Magnetic
Fluid have given ri'e 10 many ,rskless co~nterfets.
therefore the public sh,sd ever he on thcr guard and
purchase only Of the agent Dr. ChrlslIels MaCnetc
Fluid increases the action Of the Rings fold there
fore person who wish 10 make n fair TRIAL should use
the Find In conjunction with tho Rings
The genuine Rings and Fluid for sale by SETH g
HANCE, iC5 BaltiR0ye-st. and corner of Charles nd
PTati-sis. OH
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

Miraculous ESCAPE PROM DEATH. A few
days ago, us Mr.. Craig Vanmeter, of Salem
county, N. =, was in the act of descending an
old well, the wall caved in both below and
absve, and buried him at the depth Of about
thirty feet The we'll was some sixty feet deep,
and at the time Of the accident Mr.. V. was sus-
pended in the bucket about midway. The
wall caved in about o'clock in the morning,
when the alarm was given, and the neighbors
began a search for what they deemed his dead
body. AT O'Clock in the afternoon, they
found him alive, and but very httlo injured, the
stones having formed an arch over his head
His escape under the circumstances was truly
wonderful.
Tue ELEcTioNs BY CoNGErss. The nc8s-
papers arc busy with conjectures as to the cleo
t'ons by Congress oftke various officers of that
body, and host Of names have already been
mentioned Major French and J. 3. Weller,
OF ONO, are named az candidates for the clerk
ship. Newton Lane or ky., is prominent
candidate foy Sergcant-at-Arms. Mr. Whit !
ney, Of Illinois, and Mr.. Clarke, Ga nephew of
Gen. McCalia, Second Auditor Of Missouri. |
ma John +. Mulloy, ESQ, will be candidates
or Doogkccpor. The great contest will be
or printer. Rilchic and Hciss, Fisk and Dow,
nd Harris and Hart will all be in the field,
I'D probably Blair and Rives, or John G,
ives
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

NaAYNARD ~ MOVES BLACK WRIT
wv ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of 30
years experience, aud daring that time has heen con.
stauuy Increasing in public favor and patronage, and
became hong SINCE and still continues 10 he the lead
ing article Of the kind in the country IL flows with
freedom, is permanently black, and will not mould
uader any circumstances, and il dapted to both steel
and quill pens. Dealers and consumers can be fur
nshed wish it as low as they generally nav for inferior
Inks For sale by
TIRNER WHEEL WRIGHT 4 nVDGE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

Z CCENA CORDIAL, OR THE ELINIR or
IA LOVE. Iii SO crtign and speedy cure for
lhcipient Consumption, Barrenness, Obsu ucion, d1
hcu or painful Aiensruati0n, iucoHnence of Urine,
or Involuntary discharge thereof and for al proc
nation Of The system. whether the suit Of inherent
causes produced by irreguay illness raccidcn,.
II Is pleasant TO the TASTE ana positively sure in III
operations IN lncorrhGa Whites. Its unrvalled SC
putaOn in both hemispheIe s, is the result OF its a;
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair! Nothing can be more surpris
ing than lis nvigoiRiIag effects the human lrlmG-
Persons all, cteG with weakness and asSitudC be0S
taking it, at become robust and full Of energy
under s influence. II immediate ly counieraCts the
neEvolessness or 0Oscnc2s OF the female fame " hch
is the only cause Of barehness; aud which, prior to
Or. amgin's discovery, was considered 10 be
bic. Language indeed, cannot do justice 20 the ne
ills of the LUC{N.i Cordial, which is regarded
by the heads OF the Faculty one Of the most in
pottanl discoveries OF the age.
For sale by G. K. TYLER, cor, nf Baltimore ahd
Egh ss; ROBERTS Il ATklNSON corner Oc Has
over and Baltimore sta; and NJ. LAROQUE, Ooinet
Of Baltimore aud HugTieOn SITS,
Price 50 per bottle.
10 Purchasers, 10 avoid being imposed IN on wtlI
please remember that the name LUClNA CORDIAL,
is stamped ON the glass of each bole. scl2-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13
,m,lIn CURE HoR ToorHA che il

III
H. duced from Philadelphia, where ii his been il
constant public use for the last five years.
Persons suffering with TOOthache will have it cured
in one minute ny applying WHEELkR'S TEA Der
ny TOOTH WASH 10 the decay of the tooth, and
will have all decay arreSted-SOreneEs of the GusIs
cursd--Soflness oi the Gums cured-Beeding of the
Gums stoppcd-and the teeth, gums and mouth always
kept pleasant and in HE best health.
TESTIMONIALS,
T0oihache cured ortness of the guias cured, ase
decay Of her teeth arrested by it,
J. CCTHERAl..
Suffering from his teeth and gu,as stopped, decay
OF his teeth arrested, and swelling of his gums re-
moved by IL FREDERIC w. FARSON.
IUothachs and Soreness Of gums in his family cured
hyit. FRAS. PROVOST.
Toothache cured BY ii. THO5. FAY.
Cancerous feurf on his gums cured by il, and 4
ke ps his teeth gums and mouth healthy Snd pleas
ant. JOHN De FOkIA
Teeth which were partly injured by colds, but pr.e-
cipally by acid paint applied to the mouth in color
aug prints, entirely cured by it,
MARY A. TAYLOR.
Sold by J. NJ. HAIG, Principal Agent for the STATE
OF Maryland, at No. Ia BaiimOre-st. o22-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

HSUR SALic--A very likely black woman, ~
H. years Of age, 10 serve 81 yesrs, she would sus
well for the county having been brought up to conn
try work, sc. sac will be sold at far cash price.
sprly at L. +. SChTf,
nj No 10 Exchange Place.
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EPHRAIM Y. FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and AnnIhecafY.

SILVER AND GILT BALL BUTTONS.
~ Frosted and PLAIN Gilt and silver Ball Buttons.
For sale low by JAMES Nj. HAIG,
ms l2l Baltimore Il.
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HAHsTTOGENlC MhslPILATtON. l.

ID AUD LAMPS al the different kinds, for sat,
"A 4 Al manufacturers piiCCa, by
OILS LlIAS HALE, Ii2 baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-13

NEACOT'S PATENT LARD LAMPS, Of he diff
lib fnrent kinds, Britannia and Japanned, decidedly
the best LARD LAMPS in use-for sale in quantities
20 suit purchasers ny the agent,
M ELIAS HALE, liz Baltimore street.
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
PUBLIC SALE OF THE

MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
S I Rs Road d and N Esass. S the
Road .m s9a md I'd ssss r 4 % Raj
county Of Dekab both the part thereof which has
uise condition and ali The property equipments, and Effects
% Ruiz and ias & debts
Company soyen and wholly unable its debts aors
Road and keep the cLsraton
s sS ,sa os, y Che
Psny viz holders o.h bank aotes issued By said Company
work and saS
all other creditors not here enumerated and that there
ns% and sI
an sd ,aa Al h M pro and Herewith G
% si daroe I a saa
David e; Campbell ASner r. Powers. James 4 Nisbs
majority dc s August
he a si Ss
for % Il. xsaay the the Me-
shsnics Bank The cry q Macon and thai public notice be
As S 12 cG%ry s g @ their . sa
by the first Monday in October next and that the said ced
would AVAILABLE against them By said Com
pany said sale had been made relation of
o and whether they be suhsc. objection Of h
s s" s.
cated and further decree that the purchasers Of said
Road succeed all the obligations Of said Company m respect
tomas intended designed by act Of but no,
h notice. The
said Company transfer the purchaser the stock held by him.
her OF them said Company that the title be transferred BY
sad in the manner is provided by Law
sheriff further decree that he Keeping % load @
applied and that should not be sa
ceeds Of the sale aforesaid; and further decree that William
until the sale Of the sorssa properly 'e eompseS m"ks
monthly returns Of the Of receipts thereon, and file the
and 0 aS ass ss
IN each Of the number and description Of officers
month quantity quality and value Of materials
purchased subject the examination and approval Of the
sssa Ss5 Il a s the and other Fs s. @
term 1915. HENRY q. ROSS, Clerk
BY virtue Of the above decree the undersigned will sell be-
Monroe Rail Road from Macon to Msrhasve IN the county
NJ and all the rights privileges and franchises
Company embracing only the Road but the
pots warehouses engines cars iron TOOLS equip
mens and all and every thing apertanng and belonging
Also the entire belonging to said Monroe Raid Road
paid including The subscription Of the State Of Georgia for
al % and ad S nS and
BsShnS full ;shsdIe 1 Of WHICH may
The length Of the Road IS io miles the Whole Of which
graded junction I'LL the Western and AQanc Road
Ts IN the a wo S
eighty miles and equipped with locomotye engines
for eight other freight cars and one stationary engine The
sale cash. be paid Immediately the Commission
Of h
De eiorthwith res1la Vfne a fneir Tsk TEskk,,pprrr
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

cnsrosashiP Henry Pra,1sois package, merchandise
do-276 do Teman dos do Ceoye. Troa, r. = Bore
ds, blaneh,d % t d9TsB Wileosk dog Sitter Price co
2so do George Faulk do3 do VIM Groves dogs do q ~
'ibbs Brother, New York-3065 do Grnneli Min,urn w
master. = V'' - =" - ut
ANrwfRP-ShIp Glasgow-3 cases II NJ G. Bidde-s s,,,
SWsllace Bourry-i w spies-l s M scbn,,nnlrn nlrns J.
li@pa II = ~ Gomre72 MeCal-3i mgol. tin eases IS
st.an tan Ratl,-7 Schmidt X VogeI- Nuller-i s13.,
TLna'a,, ! ~ Stierhot--5 Bnard col6 Il Brethauif
Tpi T"p,aoaa' ~ = q labobs-2 & q Gunther-l7 order.
Morning Starle bis coffee tee do FouIl
~ wood Boonen Graves goat sHs 1878 pieces OF Bra
foNcr, PR-Brig Pm,,1,eoo 80, -. ~
"esH soufhmsyd Il Son S sugar ~ DIS 90 of hhds mo
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

Vessels coming from the nothward or sailing into he
E91ds keep e white poles to rboard and the black
s:s ise HH Ii ssss 5
speedily possible public notice hereofto
dends The shpes and Tas oarna Ike
Hamburg Boorsen Halle, and the "ltora Mercury;"
geter with an accurate Of the description position
General Board of Customs and Commerce, 2h Nav 1916
Naval.
ORpEas July 7Lieut s. C. Rowan, ordered the soop-
war cyaSSs Lieu" Cicero "d rcf from
asssd Mdsp 1a tIsds,ek Colby leave extsied
's
S sss john
Of Naval EasiSesfs, ccmposed of Charles H. Has
nd M% m w. Wood ~i % s,snbs % J0n %
animation Of assistant engineers in the service
With the view OF ascertainng their relative merits aud fixing
spoken.
Csris,a Perkins Cobb Of New York ia days from Bremen
for Banoe-in gale 2oh u, casks Of water and
did some damage; next day passed wreck wndward with
Grace Brown from Bremen Bamore lat So ss 30 lon ss
o3-fequested To be reported
MrsIc July sid Heliespont hIanwaiuE, for Indian
Ocean and NV Coast Blackstone, Bellows, do.
Foreign Ports.
e@ dS SG ae tpss"fPs p Perkins. wHGw Do s a %
gte'S %Dy s bBStp' Bt s S day
s ssH B1oMn ssn'sS Sis SsH'
81; lHoMAs, June 2-In port-Register from NIIayen:
Marshall Aca; Tennessee, Demarsa; Schroeder Bos
sn; Baltic pemarara; Angus Boston, Orleans Baltimore;
Iheodorss Psmarara; Clam, Antigua; Deayt NYork-Si
Eleanor; for Turks Island, and Gallo, NYork.
Home Ports.
BATH, July 4-Sd America GuadaIoupe: Mary PenneIl
rc'39i oh, arr rlanet Baltimore; Liberty Philadelphia nh
SALEM, July sA Sophia Para 2oth and River 22d al,-
Deposit Tor Salem sid l1t ut and spoken July 9th lat 30
% fssdsh and % a nfle. sas
we'll do. ~
EDc.RIowS July 9,Arr Hiram, NYork; 9th, sid Cham.
Cromwell, ork
DAsvIRs, July s-An Arenzamendi PIiiadelpb;s
dou Tegnphed WIN Goddard from LiSeooI Bst1,os nos
% B.nses Wales Sharon fm Palermo; Mary Jane I'm Phs,
ysander Curacso Clara, Mirsgoane Aca Pensacola New
World CharIeston PEARL Philadelphia; Ella do 81 Thomas
,avadw9sh kPgss Albany M ard Troy Tang. Spear and Ho
Mysrc, July 5-Ar Mystic, NYork; sth Birdswell, Ba.
moe. ~
Pae,lDEscr JaIy s-BeIcw, Emily, I'm NYork, and fore
WIN Young, Philadelphia. Dropped below, Lexington, for
Ildian Ocean -
My H.,Is, July An An,artc, D.mssrs; Mary Scotch
Temperance Two Brothers, Minerva Trimmer
PsnADKlra., July lo.rr Turk Boston; Sun, do; Rosa.
Forester Marshall New York. Cid Trojan Burmah Mcrs
Rowla Wanda and Falcon New York; Boston Pro-
vdencs Calcutta, Newburyport; Emene Somerset; Rus.
ling GrenMich; Adams Preyideece Atlas Poughleepse
ford; Edmund Frances do Thos Fenner aud Ann Eliza.
BALrlMoRs, July s-sd General Washington, Rotterdam.
GEoRoErowN, SC June 3o-Au General Cnch, Radcliffe
NYork; July l. Franklin Green, Matfapoise ad JnIius
Pringe. Stevens, Nfork.
pont, dol VIM jenkins, Wilson NYork; Wandopaso I'D.
dy, do Ann Rogers, do. Sid Charleston, Brown, do
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

fs-DIy toois heid al - 31s 80 but the sales
very limited.
HAY.-Common qualities North river bale quote al
al 65c prime for city consumption sells wanted
~ 15c.
Paousross.-This market is nac'i i've Ohio new prime
Pork held at $40 37 10 so and mess new at Si3
old prime quote at 50 50 and old mess at sl2 62
Beei is dull. Ohio Lard kegs, sells at 8 aslc
WHtsxEy-Domestic in drudge casks is in limited de.
mand and still quote 20c. Western and prison barrels
are firm, but inactive at 20 2olc.
GRAM MEsuREs-By law of Indiana passed last
winter the weight of bushel OF grain is fixed as fol.
lows:
A bushel of merchantable wheat shall be taken and
given in all contracts, at sixty pounds
bushel of rye shall consist Of fifty. six pounds
A bushel of corn shall be taken at fity.six lbs
bushel of faxseed at ffty.sIx pounds
standard bushel OF merchantahe barley shall con.
sist OF forty eight pounds.
A standard bushe OF oats shall consist of thirty.
three pounds '
These weights Of the respective grains now constitute
IN Indiana the legal standard bushel and under CO q.
tract to deliver SO many bushels Of grain the delivery
tender. 800
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
9 A RITZ R1 R1RAxD
ur aIsks.. .......t % NOON 10 3s NJ
uN SETS. ........7 e HIoH wATER ....... ~ y
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship ssip Ss Neptune; Peach, LSadoa. winslow.
a%Sss ssdsoa siss 8sss
s S1 SasSsas Co.
Bs s n.T amoIs Dm0'
sehr Ellen, Flood is' s. Mays, SS s,'eaas ca.
sshr Chs,apsaks, Stuart. B.l,inors eager MAILER
Steamer Anthracite, Stewart. Philadelphia.
Arrived.
March, with mdss to McKean Borie Co. Of Phadsirha
rS oy as @ss%RS s
as as. % % d. 'i s,ss SxS
ssas g p 4 os tn0 ssp aa%
Boston for can'Ga a s. lon ~ 2 d May @ saw
SGgsf5 BLACK . $ Ion ~ :. -
sS nms S.s s %s Ro5sa s
Flushing from Charleston, for Antwerp; june H. lat 40 e
s%s 5 @ s o%s DAYS s
;ss ship with il her iore,op snil 2h fen in with
JAY > was on ss.ss Bsat; Oh of Moas"k S @ spoke %
hg ssass S% day. from Bergen
Norway, with passengers, % schmidt Balcher:
July 3d. lat e TO- lon cs ' o. .S spoke whaling
seL oaless, offrospee,own mos out 100 y; 3 OIL Saw
rs EI,as I LSslwsSi 1 a,y. o@ 81 SS1 win ifS hid;
ia SsS S 1s%s. .
ofao for Phisda saon; sehr isur for NYork ads.
XIV asy Fi%ss rs r1 NJ.
days; Edward Black 0days; ch Magnet ready sail
Brig New Orleans Branall 6 days from Bonaire with
bushels salt to Foalk Som Vessels le Demarar
sh brig Antarctic Thompson just arr; Gallo for st Thomas
st Thomas.
Brig Rowland Coombs, - days from Mayasuez, PR w,
sugar, sc. 10 j Foulk Sons.
Brig juno Kelly days from Boston, in ballast MASTER
Sch Morning Star, Holmes II days from Cuacos with
skins &c To Lewis Left brig Frauces Com, for New
York 70 sail in few days; Caravan Higgins sail the
25h schrs Beton Of Baltimore 25h Charlotte of King
ston 26th.
British schr Arethusa Evans days from Harbor Island
Bahamas with 200 dozen pine apples old do old
with schr Volta for Boston.
Schr Lyra, Smith, from Turks Island with 527O bush.
els salt $500 lbs old "copper" TO Lewis Came
Rico
Below
barque, brig unknown.
sailed.
Ships Wellington, Chadwick London Independence Allen
Lnerpool Eliza Talbot Pctou; baques Hecla Hoyt Port
au Prince; Oioh, 81 Petersburg; Mecada, Small Norfolk;
Louisa, Cape de Verds; brig Lyria Windsor.
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PnuapEIrnIA, July lo-Arr Rebecea St Thomas 2sh uIt
Left Watson, for Ponce in few ds; Will Ph,ladej,;s
!; Emily Cummings, unca Alyano, and Geo Washington
Haven; Cairo, Easporti Pizarro Boston, Science NYork-
Below Nepune, tBm) Bremen; Belle, and others CID Ds
vid Davdsos, Tampico. -
B.LIiMonr July I0-An Stephen Luman, NYork; somer.
set York; Somerset Demarara Sarah Elizabeth (onsives
Cid Susan, Rio Grande. ' -
Thompson, NYork. "''''"
NEw oHIrAss, July 2Cld Lyons, Antwerp; Telegraph
kIngstOu. Arr Attreya Car -N'ss'"f'''
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, Chatham st:
~ Oldest and experenced medical and surgi
cal pt.eu.ons il the ely Of New yoh n hs ss,nspt
stand for eleven and during that time
y treated fvenerea mercura and other delicate
complaints The Dr reputation for skill in those old half
cured that have existed for years No
how long you have Geet, Scturr, Ulcers upon
the body The throat nose pans IN the head and bones
Constitutional Weaksss omsnes called seminal Weakness
brought by habit ndu1ged IN by men-Many
unfortunate victim of this unnatural has experienced my
sautay treatment Dyspepsa weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect orgeulnes Ialpaon of
The heart; aversion TO society, only symptoms oi this com
pcnt He warrants every no charge Mild
and cured days Dr. johnson regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon. jeli 1m*rc
THE CELEBRATED PATE DAMANDES.
nRGEAT PASTE dissolved in proves very excel
lent pleasant and healthy summer drink can be had st
the following places - Ahan, No. 1873 Broadway; j. H.
Chiffon 1853 Broadway A. b. Sand Co., 23 Broadway iass-
Young, t52 Chatham street, w r. Ballagh Cham
bers aud Chatham p Mekle s33 Grand street; w kir
by Division and Clinton Streets Moore, Lent Co.. 1913
Front street. and at the msnuacory l29 Attorney 81 w. For
tenbach, IA Hudson st Coddngon so3 Hudson
Spring ST.. j. w. Basse 6H Broadway; Collins CO., 46l
Grand DR. Sargent s and Sd John
H. Shefn III Canal street; A. g. Levy 202 Delaney
iu3 I.ltr
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
From the New Orleans Re- ,,,,.

lEhhiBLf SrEAMsoAT DsAsTER--Yesterdava,,. a,,.u -
about O'Clock, as the steamboat Marouett moon
Iurpn bound for Cincinnati leaving the ea r. A.
the loot OF Gravier street, both OF her boilers h az
win tremendous report tearing into fragments e,
boer deck, and cabin far aft as the wheelha ol
tne srooafd side and throwing her chimneys into ~"
I'VE. Ino oicwng into the air her boilers and every
40 passengers and crew 'e'"eeh ~
"sdiasely after the explosion, the boat sunk 10 ho,
tns DOW, and over the floor of the lades cahis
At the moment Of the explosion Can, ~,
'en 'ne word to 60 ahead, and was walk
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR

SIKlkER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR.
anq ,1o cannot iil 81 supcrceding all others. ~
ihoc VINO doubt its virtues 10 bave
, Psyns their money. II humbugs would r,Le
ms mcthod mere wouldbe reason 10 conpIain ~ ~"
,,r2ne genuine unless signed " Striker in red ink
part Of the world. - i'''"ue"s Express 10 any
One trisI will prove the fact
Sold wholesale and retail and annl;.d =, NJ,
us % upros'eth the hall oi Records New York up stairs
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
CO M M 4 II CIAL.
New York, Thursday, July 10.
Trade Report.

AsnNspots dull and still quote So s7! Pearls
steady at 81 -.
BREApsTurFs-No change gain to iay (;enessee
Flour continues at 81 g.,
BEEswAx.-Prime yellow Of all descriptions we quote
at 90 29Sc. The demand is moderate
Corros.-rhe sales to-day amount to about 500 bales
at full and firm prices the operations this week have es
tabshed an advance OF quarter cent on the bette,
grades and one-eghth Of cent on lie lower grades
and we now revise our quotations.
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.
FTER long endeavors the undersigned has IN
introducing the people Of the United Stnes article
they have long needed Ii in the shape of Paste, called
healthy and pleasant drink iSr the Summer While romi
Heartburn and Sour Stomach aud is capital drink for
OF the chest Its component very innocent and
wet and be used a substitute for milk
Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. Joachmen No.
l29 Attorney street. je2 Im-rc
The New York herald., 1845-07-11

REaL ESTATE At AUCTION williamsburgh Propertv
Gore lot cor Lorimer and Ains streets feet front IL
cot 2 rear, by about 25l feet deep. ... $50
lots on Ewen street. t,corner Of Wyckoh, 20 by 100
u; at s22o. ......... $3.50
lots Oh Wyckofstree between Even and Leon.
. ara streets, at $50 ............... $3.50
core lot corner OF Devoo and Smith streets IL feet
> inches in front by about 251 feet deep $500
4 lots on smith street. corner OF Ainslic % by 100
lee. feet o.; ........ $500
io's on smith street, corner OF Powers 25 by 100
, fec feet, 500 each .......... -. s4oo
iot on Bufhwick Avenue, corner Of Ainsiie st.
20 ieet inches front, % feet rear, by about ei
ueoP. lao
Lot adjoining 70 feet inches 'front.' 25 feet rear by
:, about s,Ia,s % feet deep: siQo
LOT adjoining 70 feet inches front and % feet rear
ey about 1903 feet deep. ............... sIao
Lot adjoining, 20 feet inches 'front.' IS feet rear
,Dy ABOUT i0y feet deep. ............... sl2C
2iots on Ainslic near Smith street. % by 100 feet
$50 $50. -. $40
iou on Powers near Smith street, 10 by 100 feet
y, s,2o % each; each; ....... ....... $500
,ol on Wyckof Smith street, 20 by 100 It. Se5
ooie LOT iots adj joining, 10 feet Bushwick Ave.
ae ivo ieet rear by 275 feet deep. sos EACH s760
oo,e iots on Wyckon, corner Smith street. to.
ss.neI ooo lect front, and 3I5 feet rear by 9sl
zee. ucep one side, running to two feet point
On 'he other at $40 each. h......... Aoo
The New York herald., 1845-07-11
X K A d T H E FOIL WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGES
Medicine and Pharmacy
95 NASSAU STREET.
M f DI l. ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES

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nri a p OF ,he New York College Of Medicine
continue direct Their particular aWenon 70 ali 81
private and confidently promise persons requiring
e ut and cure without injury
e ioisutoh or cohtne nenir business: nvads
cuaay make DUPLICATION to the College the
nrs o. tsc diseases vast amount Of suffering
noege lo many years connected with the principal hospitals
IN Europe ior the cure Of those complaints for consult
at,on daily rom A. NJ: 70 J: +. NJ.
ndy,ce @ and Medicine S5a guaranteed
,IMfOkiANT 10 COUNTRY INVALIDS-Persons
yig N ,he coun'y and finding nconvenient make per-
oha cnn have forwarded them chest contain
h; s AZ 80. relus TO perform radical cure bystatng
ne Use Si.cuy together with all symptoms time of
closing IS, post laid -,
CONSTITUTIONAL DERTI .T'TV CJJRED.
vINHE TONIC MIXTURE nrsnarsd bv the College Of