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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-24
Clocks and Watches
IA. n. PARK S.

pegs leave say to the citizens of Ypailanti and
In the CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING bus
ness in part of the
Book and Drug Store
of E. Samson where he will be happy to receive a
share of public patronage.
Having served regular apprenticeship at the bnsi-
ness and since been in the employ of some of the best
workman east he fatters himself that he can give en-
tire satisfaction all who may see fit employ him.
good assortment of well selected Watch materials
constantly on hand and all kinns of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
carefully repaired and warranted
Ypslati, November l5, 1916. Att.
TISS HARRIET ROWLEY.-Desires to inform
lSl her friends, and the public generally, that she
has resumed her business, of Millinery and Dress
king. at her former stand Congress Street, above
Larzeeres Block; where she will be happy receive
the orders of all who may favor her with their custom.
Patterns of the latest style regularly received.
April II. 1916 l2f
New and Splendid Millinary Goods
NEISS F. NICHOLS, wishes to inform the citizens
va of Ypsilant and its vicinity that she has just
ceived from the East, splendid assortment Of
MILLINARY GOODS.
which she will dispose of cheap for cash and ready
She has also procured good Foreman. by which tn,
Dress-making business will be conducted with neat
ness and despatch.
| d Bonnets dressed in the neaes, latest and mos
fashionable style.
| N, B. All orders attended to without delay.
| Ypslanti, June IL, 1915. 1911.
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less matter than the death of Abdel,kader, who
having ben traced and surprised fled: his horse in
descending hill fell and crushed the Emir. His
bod though defended with all the desperate ener.
gv with which the fanatics who surrounded II were
capable remained 10 our power.
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SEN AVE.

December 10 10th day.)
In the Senate Mr.. Woodbridge introduced bill
to apply alternate sections of public land on works
of internal improvements in Michigan.
Mr.. Lewis, bill to provide for admission of Tex
as into the Union.
Some difficulty then to the election of the
balance of the members of the Committees, which
ended in the choice of the following gentlemen for
Foreign Afairs-Messrs. Allen, Anterior, Glass;
Sewer, and Archer.
Finance Committee-Messrs. Calhoun, Benton
Evans, Lewis and Jenness.
Without filling up the remaining Committees the
Senate adjourned.
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Wanted Immediately

A L the Emporium of Fashion, several good Jour.
"A neymen Tailors to whom steady employment will
be given.
~ B. All. orders for work promptly executed with
neatness and taste. j. K. HAWKINS.
fpsllantl. Oct. %. 1915. "9tf
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-24

EVNGLlSH AND AMERICAN Drawing
~ Books, Mezptint, India Ink, Drawing Pa
per, Pencil Brushes, Newmans Paints, and Others
and all the tools for drawing and painting at the
Book store of E. SAMSON.
Ypsianti Nov. 25, lS45 44f
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STATE OF MICHIGAN ] SIS A T session of the
washtenaw County. "A Probate court for
said county, held Ann Arbor, on the 5th day CT Dec
A. ID. lo45. Present Samuel P. Fuller Judge of Pro-
bate.
In the matter of the Estate of Asa n Ballard deceased
Upon reading and filing the petition of Eurotas Nor
ton, administrator of said estate praying for license
sell certain real estate of which said diseased died
therein set forth, 1t is ordered that the consideration
OF said petition be sponed until the twenty ninth day
OF December Instant at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day. at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor in said
cause copy Of this order to be published in any public
newspaper printed in said county, each week for
three successive weeks previous the day of hearing
aforesaid, to the end that all persons indebted in said
real estate having objections to the granting of such Ii
cense may then and there appear and make the same
known if they think fit. S. p. FULLER.
Ia true copy Judge of Probate.
December 6, 1916. 46 3w
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Come one !COIne all !!

4 ND examine Samsons stock of Books. Stationary,
IA Fancy Goods. Jewelry and Plated ware Musical
Instruments,
TOYS AND
YANKEE NOTIONS,
To say nothing of the other department Of his business
They all know he keeps the best assortment and the
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-24

RROKE into the enclosure Of tie
BE subscriber on Thursday night the 10Th inst a
LIGHT CRAY MAZE with dark name AID tale, with
bunch on the left side of the neck, and slight wound
on the back shod all around, apparently eight or nine
years old and also bunch her right hind foot
the feuerock joint The subscriber would notify the
owner to prove property pay charges and take her
way. Geo MI,RoIIOPN
Pits6eid, Aug 12, 1915 % Sw
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-12-24

QEGS leave say to the citizens Of Ypsilanti and
IL the adjacent towns that he has established himself
in the CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING bust
10 in IF tha
The New York herald., 1845-03-29

The expectation of every item in this table, but hal.
hides tanned greater ls44 than in ls4s With the
exception Of coffee horns hides and spocs the exports
previous years have been much larger than this The
average OF the past i've years below the expectation
1874 IN every article, except sugar. tanned half hides
rice and tobacco while the increase the other items for
lS4 Is much greater than the average for the five years
The average expectation of Coffee for the past five years.
was 4so bags; sugar, l2074 cases. hides, 25 s7s;
horns 4oS tanned half hides 226SS rice, bags;
tobacco, 20, rolls; tapocs, 3, 1856 bbs
The export trade Of Rio Janeiro for s44 is very salts
factory SO far as the quantity Of produce exported
cerned but the very low state Of prices prevents the
realization OF as favorable results could be wished
Prices OF the principal exports very low in ls43 and
they were still lower in s44 The expectation of coffee
assisted by speculative movement in Europe early
in s4, which, with amelioration Of the duty Eng.
land that Il could be imported into that country for
consumption have aided the planters in dsposng Of their
supplies at better prices than would have been realized
had the market not received impetus in some way
Notwithstanding these things prices in 1874 ruled below
those in s43 and the trade has been equally dis
asrous to all those engaged Nearly onehalf oths coffee
exported from Rio Janero is shipped to the United States
In l643 tho United States took about per cent
the aggregate export. We annex statement, showing
the comparative export of coffee from Rio to the yarious
ports Of the United States for the past three years
BAGS OF COFFEE EXPORTED FROM RIO JANEIRo TO THE
UNITED STATES.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
state OF Trade.

AsHrs.-Pots are in moderate demand, and we quote
new at %. Pearls are steady at 81 s73 a45O
BREApsTUFys.-Southern Flour appears to be in de.
mand at 1880. No change in Genssee rates 81 IS q
$4sl4
BEEswAx.-Prime yellow Of all descriptions sell as
wanted at 29f 293c.
CoTroN.--The market today was steady, and about
$500 bales taksoor export Freghts have declined
l6i for square bales which rate three Packets for
Liverpool, have taken cafgoes.
HAY-Common qualities OF North River bale sell at IS
a 4Oc.; prime is held at ~ q 45c.
MoLAssEs.-Holders firm in the absence Of very
active demand account of short supplies We quote
sales of New Orleans at sl 32c; Porto Rico, saf and
Muscovado at S0c.
RIcE-A fair demand exists and slight improvement
has been realized. We quote sales at s. s73 623.
WHnKEY.-There il very fair demand for Dru ge
casks and sales made at 3sc Western and Prison
rels we quote at Aa 24A.
REAL EsrArE-.dt auctos-House and lot No. 47s
Broadwsylot 10 by 100 feet 80 260 No 49O Broadway
lot above 50 000 No l62 Water sreet-lot about s
by 793 feet $l5600 No. l64 Water sreet-lot apove
$l5ioo No. ise Cherry streelot 30 by 75 feet eoo
No. los Cherry sreeot as above, $5 $50. Two story
attic brick dwelling No. ls9 Fourth 9th
nue-lot 10 by 96f feet - 60O No s0 and feet of No.
80 Pearl street. together 10 by g. feet and above
mortgage Of SaaOO0 ON the property, $4,000.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Foreign Importations.

CANroN--shp Cincnnati--ls42i packages VIM Wilson &
s9 s'sI &S ssS
eoS fssea9s fElfise 1sf t. %m
s
e:S%ss s sE:ss Ss. Nay
$sp%a% s'si SaSis
wilsy Patna%ga aIS,i' GIemD@s D. Hal
cs. s'fs Lewis TGSsa Sa1:ss A:sns
ii Msa@s & Maria
=; ss;s .fSs
Ssisr ss 5:eH
sSslI 61is~o s"s I'I,as piss
%eif Ss
ss'ss1s TIT SSSss
PSompsnt eo Moran FssIS SIS
sor,ss sS
M:yssss ws.s1 Eng I!ss $,ess s!s1sss1
ssn1
ssH ylf!sa
; As;a S siiis
asfss
shirion Ma,llard Il Edgeron Richards-2 Hyde CO.
:. B W,inwrAht Y co-2C Kellogg & COL Ahles &
A Brethaupt Coz Bowry D Trernos & col H Weiner
II Meek tlats co., Moran lselin,i Schmidt e. An
II = Anne Ma h,-l RsnaTd 4 col Holman = Eyen-2P
co-3 Tiffany Young Elis-3 Ebenezer Ihayer-2 Owes
senbsrs col Loaiskg Wessndonsk-l Schmidt L Lor
soh-3 Coyili FempgIl Dsrasms. @ Boissrd-l
Vafs-l Boissange-l BIr-o hale1 baske's 2Is
bundles willows Dufot i.e-i Gilbert Freres-I Lane
Lamson col Hesser < Markee Wbber Scott
i Couene-l Fox & Livingston -.undry packages
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
~, !, - z, -, :, . - . - NeU
~. Y0rk bosn fhPd. BAIT Ch1rLn. Mobile. OrLns
" .ug,5H ~ 3l3 1860 92362 9712 o5678
- 'oo9.o OSo 5oZ9y 1906 4w3,452 10,207 l5t,ll3
"a ~ aeo S0SSI 2S2o5 l26 869 1900 1867 1884, 997
verege

Upon the average Of the three years. 4s04 bags more
were sent to Baltimore in 1884, 684 to Boston, to
Charleston, $40! to New Orleans ss9 to New York
sl9 to Philadelphia, and l,275 less to Mobile.
The extreme monthly prices and the medium value Of
each ofthe three principal shipping qualities Rio janet
monthly during the 1914 and the average yearly
value from ls40 till 1874. shows decline from is40 in
superior Of is per cent first good and first ordinary
20 per cent The stock on hand the sst OF December
1874 was estimated at $1,000 bags. or the quantity Of
coffee exported from Rio Janero in 1884, 1877 bags
were produced in that province The quality Of the crop
generally was shade better than the crop of the prey
Gus year but not SO good as some of the early arrivals
Janero in November and December which were not ex.
pected until the early part of lS45.
The expectation OF sugar from Rio Janeiro in 1874 ex
ceeded that Of s43, 2Oso cases. but was less than the
quantity exported in ls4a S947 The average OK
port prices in 1874 were of white per cent Of brown
per cent below those Of s4 The aggregate exportaon
OF hides from Rio Janeiro, in 1884, but trs larger
than that Of but the increase in the exports Of hides
from Rio Janiero TO the United States in 1884, very
great In ls4s, the exports Of hides from Rio the
United States were only 925 and fnIle44 100 being
increase Of hides in the year. There has been
decrease in the shipments Of hides the principal
pean ports.
There appears to have been falling of in the amount
OF tonnage employed in the foreign trade OF Rio Janero
1874, compared with previous years.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, March ass Pm.
There was quite improvement to-day in the stock
market, so far prices concerned The transac-
tons not very extensive but little better feeling
prevails stonington advanced per cent. Norwich and
Worcester /, East Boston l, Reading Harlem IT, Nor
ris Canal Long Island farmers Loan l. Canton clss.
ed firm at yesterdays prices Pennsylvania IS decn-
ed per cent.
Some Of the stock bears in Wall street. not liking the
advance insnces withinhe past two days made despe
rate effort this morning to get up panic Quite an ex
ciiensnt was created by the the bulletin
Wall street paper the proprietor of which is somewhat
celebrated for his operations in fancy stockS OF notice
stating that orders had been received at the Navy Yard
for all ships OF war to proceed to forthwith and to
rendezvous at Pensacola About the time the Board Of
Brokers adjourned taken down. the crowd dis
persed
The Commissioner Of Loans has given notice that the
interest on State Of Maryland currency stock due
lst April ls4a remaining undrawn upon the bsoks and
also all currency coupons due said list April l342 will
be paid on demand at the Chesapeake Bank Baltimore
We annex table, giving the comparative Importation
from foreign countries of Of the principal articles in
1872 s43 and is44-showng ALSO the quantity Of the
articles imported from the United States in 1874 -
IkPoRrs FROM FoREIoN PoRrs R,o 100
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
POnT OF NGw YOnix. mAMCH 40.
Clear rcd.

Ships kensngon Go5ham M9nteydeo and Calcutta, Crock
bn LGsaSs
5s sss: III gs
so si. .o sS
hina Hawkins
Arrived.
Ship Wilson tof BsltimS5el from Cansn 18TH
ISL
York FEY d.y:; S:ssa'q bs1s Hsss Naichs1.
sSfs.s;fa
March SsiPs then shisS :Ss IA:
sssd:S ;sip zsaoSis BssF%.1 Canton and Hong
Sss: I'd sS Ii: ESa ASsss ss 4: Ss:
g. Ga1i .ap .i Ssa a o. 3 q: @ s e
B 5sSqps Aog.Iia. I'm Singapore fo London; ssth
s os : m ss. % s.a
s% london and
Packet ship A.hbu5sop Hu!e;top from Liverpool Feb 25
Fa%se: =. Whfdsa from Hsy March With
Island No date lat as 5o Ion 81 signazed ship Favius.
Packet .hp Albany, Crawford from Havre Feb a. with
% . 20 oS kS. 20 a. M % H. % e Sg s
TONS painted ports arboad anchor on bow both mast.
boypn on bOadhad apparently been lon
SS5y ron s. Tho% March
xym.s 60; c.s~rsh. Hs1rsca ss inst; ia IS % %
lon 72 30. signalized whale ship steering n.
order 2a,h n;t lat a. Ion 49, saw ship Arkansas, Bunker
Ship xnson BSkman days from Charleston. with Gotten,
Barqus Eperver Farwe tof Thoma..on, 81 days from n
rids, Br bsIaue Ciemsnline days i'm MObs for Hull
to s p
Barque Rola. Gibeon, IS days from Mobile with cotton
u ri.
master 18th off Tortuga ship Milton 20 days I'm
r;
Big Science Harding q days from Trinidad dc Cuba with
Brig Bstsey Jane iof philsdelphial days from
& a sssa o1 A. s Ga%
sSUs 81 b; ' La Ion " brig Re0seea days FIN New
Brig i%ogene sheS, days from New Orleans with s,a nd.
ssl. Badger Peek; Isl Rhas sugar Hc~Isad
M Is T.S5i 2 Day, from New Orleans with
5 rs ha. as. S~ SinS
Sss s.. sy; s, sS
schr Lycomng Woodbury., 10 days from Cardenas, with
schr cuIlew, TisoS is day. from Cuucoa with loswood
x VII 70 Il. o . as a I'd Ion fell
chr Globe Seeey, from Demeara, via st Thomas March i2
sshl Fox, stewart from St Marks. Key West II days
% ~ eif: sGGH m Sso Coz
schr John B. Lorns days from St Marks with cotton
master. -
% % wnsS Tc w .ts,
Avon from Washington, NC for Porto Rico-ssed 2lst inst
and night carried away her manm put back to repair
schr Repeater, Francis, from Wilmington NC. with
schr Jersey Oak Shaw days from Richmond with mdse.
master.
schr Tuscarora Smack from Richmond with flour, &c. to
Allen 4 Paxson.
schr Red Jacket. Dearborn. from Richmond. with coal
bound to Fall River.
schr Sea, Hart days from Richmond, with -four to Allen
Paxson. go
schr Michigan. Terry. from Baltimore. with -four to John
schr Leroy Bedel from Norfolk with cotton, stuges
Chairman.
sehr Urish Judah, somers, days from Philadelphia with
schr Arabea smith, days from Philadelphia, with coal
master.
Schr Eliza Ann, Smith, days from Brandywne, with
meal to master.
schr Dsspaich Corson. days from Bandywine with
meal to master.
Sclr Louisa, Howell, from Brandywme, with corn.
Schr Wave, from Milford, Del.
Schr Clipper, HARRINGTON Thomason.
schr Fortune. mbs Thomaston.
Schr Banner Luf kins, CALAIS.
Schr Delaware. Pratt, Portsmouth.
scnr paas, A,ken Bucksport.
Schr Richmond, Cushman, New Bedford.
Schr Moselle, Stannard. New Haven
The New York herald., 1845-03-29

ference to commerce. which went into effect the 18th
Of May and the tariff which went into effect on the
th Of November ls44 have hardly been in operation
long enough ITO show what viii be the result A d
minuation Of the anchorage dues viii without doubt In
crease the Of the port OF Rio Janero the
previous charges high that they had the effect Of
driving vessels from that port The markets of Rio Jane
throughout 1874, have been favorable for the
principal exports from the United States except -four
which has been very heavy The receipts Of this art
Gle were thought large and much beyond the demand
and prices were consequently much reduced.
The exports from Rio Janeiro or the past five years. OF
the principal staples Of the country have been as an
nexed - -'' ' ~ - -
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
LivERrooL QUALIFICATION.
!
PhiladeIphia Cattle Market.

MARcH 27-At Market 600 head Of Beef Cattle, about
$50 from Ohio and Virginia. including 200 head taken
New York; $50 Cows and Calves; $50 Swine, and 1900
Sheep.
Prces-Bsef Cattle lower, and dull Of sale at $
80 the 100 lbs for ordinary to extra qualiy7o head
lett unsold.
Cows and Calves sell at $l2 a $25
swine-Sales at $42 a $5 the 100 lbs.
Sheep-The market heavy at $i2 81 each.
nay IN iair demand at 80 75c the cwt for good Tmo
thyj Straw sells at % SO the i00lbs.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29

ment No o. of o. F., invited to attend the fune.
on Sunday afternoon at O'clock fsm his late resi-
dence Ne l79 Orchard street Sss-
On the 2sh instant lABELLA daughter Of John and Is
abella Frances, aged year and 2s days. 4--.s
The friends and acqusinances Of the family, re-
spsctfuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
Soclock from the residence Of her father No. 90 Orange
street. -
On Thursday evening the 27th instant, Mrs. AAAAHM
LAwaENcE, sged 26 years and months. tF
Her friends and those OF Alexander Crawford, her
father invited attend her funeral afternoon ct
O'Clock, from No 1ds come street
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Correspondence or the Herald.

ST. THOMAS, 18th March IBf5.
In port and recent dspaiturs-Lu zon fom London for
Boston, upc put in n Distress in le.ky s,a- damages
paired aud ariy ready Tor Dunlap Thoas
put distress condemned and sold bought by Captain
r. and retted again; odgsden, Hodgden from Boston, put
dsmased and sold bought retted intends
sailing few days, supposed for yuba Charotts Hopkins
I'm uadaloope for imiDgt0n, NC, sailed day-Oap
Ii had been very sick but had quite Ieeoyeed George Loyal
Gould fm st Yncens for Guadalonpe in day two rspd
Condor Bsis. FIN Trinidad nnsi Ohio. vsasey, I'm Mar
I'm do for Frankfort SD 2h iat; Adams Peachey FIN Qua
naloupe Cor Georgetown 81, sid 18th next day. Belle Jonea
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Passengers Arrived,

LospoN-Packet ship Northum umberland-Messrs Warner,
Bradbury Moore and Parnell London Mr. Bird Bostono in
the steerage.
HAvRE-Packet ship Francois lst-Hervo Nano France;
Shaw. VIM Brewer, New York; Jules Chedevie Paris; ID C.
Baxter late first officer Of the ship Vile de Is the
Sr THoMAs-Shp Emily Dodge, r II Chsmpayne
Sr THoMAsSchr Globe Capt Richardson late Of the schr
Magnolia. OF Boston. lost 22L Jan
NEw ORLEANs-Brg Arclurus-Capt Means late Of schr
Merchn -' " - -
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Ohl Twlne . Wreath OF Evergreen.

Oh twine wrath Of evergreen,
For DR.. Gourauds brow
As, but for him, should have been
A wIetched object now
HIS wondro Soep my skin has cleared
From pimplss and from
BY Inc the must be Ievered.
Who made what am
The surprising virtues Of Dr. Felix Goursud. aian
bura. aud from the skin universally known
aud perfect flood Of certificates excellence.
received v from all parts Of tn. country Dr. Gourauds
po,es Srotss are squsy celebrated for m.gie.
Ties ~ erad eating suyerhuous has Dr. Ga erection Hair
Dye fer cooring hair has completely all the old
aud de'eeous atoms for that The great ds
maud for Guraud's Liquid Vegetable Rouge, for nt.pg
cheeks and lips with inde6s color tSs best proof o.
The Doctor BY common allowed be the most
crien article for identifying the complexion that ever
.dys gentlemaas toilet These supelavs cosmetc: to-
gether h large stock choice and fancy articles
70 be had genuine only at Dr. f. f. Gourauas depot 6I
Wake street, first store FROM Broadway, ,,,,
street Boston Carleton Co. Lovell Bills. Co. Spring
field Green Co Worcester; Ball. Hartford Fee. Middle
CHESTER Baekus Bull Troy; Pierce Albany ssh fence
vile, Tenn; Heinitsh Lancaster, Pa.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Foreign Markets,

Havana, March Since last respects of the 10th
instant have received carRoes RICE from Charles
by the Merchant and Judson which increases onr
stock to 5000 casks We have sales report dealers
seem quite to operate Molasses has advanced
to RS. and will probably 90 as high as 8 n
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Cotton Market.

MosrLE, March 2O.-We have no material change to
note in the Cotton market to-day The prices which
quoted yesterday seem to be barely sustained The sales
have been about 5000 bales.
New ORLEANs, March 20.-There was no animation
yesterday in the Cotton Market and the on
iy amounted to about 1901 bales. Prices although un.
changed appear to lean in favor Of the buyer.
LvERrooL CLAsnrIcArIor.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Song No.l4.

Air-"The Fine old English, ,Gentleman."
sss's
AND wh9 Mnud not y 70 stop the same before got too late
'so '0'' Ti a.. a sms
d ssas not 0ss y Il %
but was forced to wear nasty wig which all did
'-'s' ~
A. ssod old man ~ told ;I.ss of and give
Which, n. ugh the hair had long been Dead wOud forcs
d''A oa a1f ns esas e
n Ne @ a % Ts n. hi, hs md
And he last he's found the right though he often tried
And thar i a ~ that: stated this
To make the hair grow falling off to cure the scurf
dand,u to make lish. red gray grow naturally fine
nothing has ever been invented 50 sconomc. % Beautiful
s iS %Ss s Is .a a
called HaiO fomades Sc PsI;ens who it will
% .as
Beo1 B1ds fsdpS saSHS.yn STATE street
To Omccrs OF the Army and Navy, Sea
Ds nc R9' h:@ sg o% s:
%hs are compelled to be their own barben good emoen,
% aS II Ha1s C6nss:
TSsush fa; harsh the beard and tender be the skin.
:S:ti :ssssi ass fss
And the trimmd whiskers to a point divide.
$ iss s:s
certainly removes all that irritating after shaving and
takes all roughpess pmples from the skin. ar
cle from which composed of the emolient
perfect luxury those who shave thsmssv.s Price 6ily
=
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS Co.. Chemists. Drug
gists and PeIume 23 Broadway Chambers
the Granite Building Sold also Fulton street.
Broadway.
Medical Notlces-Ths Advertisements OF the
New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy established Ia
the Suppression Of Quacksry in the cure all diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth and last column OF
paper. w. >. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
Office and Consul ng Rooms Of the Coeaea5 stree
The New York herald., 1845-03-29

SALES OF SrocKs-BosroN, March 81.
shares Concord 70; do Boston Worcester RR 49,
% do Wstem X, 1884 do Porl4nd S.co Portsmouth,
do Shawmut Bank 96; 200 do Reading r. 2i so do
otwk. 1h; 60 do wilmington T. AK; 200 do do. m
10 ds no int, ~ !; Old Colony X, l0A.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
MARITIME HERALD.
Shipmasters and Agents.

70 RcHERT SLyEY Captain Of News Boats report Of
the shipping left at the port whence they saedthe
or news they may have Agents and Cons.poa
this office any Marine Intelligence they may receive
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
CoMMERcE OF Rro JANEIRo WITH FoKxIcN PoRrs.

The number Of vessels and amount Of tonnage employed
In the trade Of 1884, below the average for the Ave
there has been falling of greater than the decline from
the average.
The New York herald., 1845-03-29
Domestic Imnort.<,ov

Domestic ImpOrtatlOns.
Sr MARKs-Barque Ro207 bales Hobrook, Nelson
COLI Center coo Van rsdals Wam0ck-7 Atwater
& Mulfordls do l3A hides bales skins Spear Vandenho
35 hide, q bales cotton Bohngham45 do Farbank-40
Coe, Anderson & co.