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regard to the superiority Of sma. Aeng Mus over
others would that decidedly than shsfp,
hasons lc result Of our a was Hoi % eetfin hes fms
~ IN NJ construction recommend aud think will
sons and The opinion lhlton whole operated
than Mason induced ~ to give pTrfscnec and have
eordngy ordered ~ pairs or 1900 spHdcF for our
j. A. GtRLgIGu Asen, @ co.
BUrrEEStrs, Sept. 4, 1915.
Our f"fogerstna Iue' al.fie',n pro-
dueng yam pi superior qualify and increased quantity
the Hand Mules AID at r reecing I've per-
ton and DO not know that y Dr.
an hour fo' "pairs. In hrs'', youfs tuiv. g.,
s. &. WAsiiBOS, Arrnt
MAyAyrNE, Jan. 49, 1916
Mr. Richard suibirg Of NE Company has put In
operation my establishment eshi q snhs sAetng Mus
seven of t33 spindle ard u 3e ,pns They pcrf 81
the rraieft satisfaction and tie Mu Sr by al
practical men ~ the be't n the kifd In he country.
JOSEPH RiPKA
Eorri-rovv Pa. Jan. ~. 1876
Nc prblrr Tie Haueaygan np,aay New You hasiit
finished purz IN operation fp of EmnIs Self Actiag
Make FOR spinning TWIST ah GTa, which operate
sati.aeuon sANCFL JABfsON.
VIZ. y. LEoNAEn, Esq:
Dear sf-Th' Company have lad opsnton Of Astbs
huirs-sarp E0cts Coz, Nsspps. smihs Tho two
former TOT more n Two yeats and The auf fof upai
yeat last past have tert an accurate Of rfoucL
was snd eo q opsng saoh DESCRIPTION or Mue and Ole
have no hesitation sayrg - Smith will turn ~ more
Woik per spindle Than any o'hsr fsgu,, esa
trouble Keep order snd may be sea repair at er
pane. Your. rer.ecinUy
Us puRtrIcH.
Aren't Great Pals Msnuflt ianra 60.
UMoN FAcroRy, fvftR BALTtsorE)
Auggtt 30, 154j
'enuenen-'n Mules have IN operation more tbnn
mt,e monts and an tni'cy saslcd them. They have
produced seins per 90 during have gvrn ~ ,s
o 20 roubc IIeynak bc' cop spinner car
mnke on Hna hee ahd cons Glrry waste have
~; ,svs,. inc, been 10 90, n. ,, teow " 80 oe opea
h os. y snap hooerS " Aanehe''ef and Jour Mules
inc decided prelescncc. Soufs, respectfully.
W. p JgNgs
W Yarn spur week. ending 18Th Ausrs Ists !, ;h
hosy Gh MA FahsH Landing n Ygisi rounSs and isg.
$40 hsns No yam Hanks 10 THE spindle per q 7oo vo
o. working hour ~ OG 100 expenses pr week sff SO eo pe,
hundred hanks. No. as 1900 ~
October ,, ls95. d2m
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SoNERswoRTH, Sept. %, i543.
Dear sir-Your. Of duly received would
state IN rep that the Great Pals Manufacturing Company
made trial of Sharp Roberts Cos, Naslns and Smiths self
Acting Mules The later operated by
months Apr hay and June last; the
operation than They all the mil
al the speed and the bHi Of ya No . filing
The carefully weighed and number pro
duecd male the end oeach week The
in saved and weighed Of the
eenagr Of waste the weight % yarn The average Tor
three months above named, follows.
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w ErsIGER's REsToRER OF HEALTH

for She n Dy-prps Chronic Thrash and nu fates
ausing disorder and iuecis, such Head
ache Heartburn, Tatueney, Consiif aion &c
1hs celebrity which this msdcnr hns nhain'd 1td 10
universally gaining ~ country where has been
intdrc.J and the ncj cures has tHd within
the u two c,tt beyond doubt ''eacy
IN radically Dyspepsia sod Ctronc Thrash With their con
eomian dneas, H. the Rcofef ill anoid almost
immediate ref md cotsa great eLanKe r TIE betern
few days bat be reasonably expected 10 dssses ." long
sifdnR that the saary effects Willie pcdueedin - shor
pfoi ye ceicbrty has already acquired,
hod efpsc TOO mnch AZ the coum"nce
meBt while hers tpet single b1e 70 apd ihen ed ate
ahd frrC ;osbie fof pYcan a. form
tSR The ira Of the quaniiF of medicine that h.
ndiTcnsate permanent cur IN Different iorms and
stage ease therefore quaniiy 10
propu7tcnae 10 II. requiring only e
oth-fs nisy fsqurs sis crcight. Per fne Nv
ALEX. DUvAL 4 90,
I47 Ma u Ftrsst
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WORMS.

parents knew how medicines we're TO children taken
ih-y would be slow Especially
euria iozenses called -feated lozeagrs- pills
"a NJ tell invariably when present Now et
me say TO this salys Always
"omh viii drive every vetse Of them away. This sipe
and
There P'oJaay medie.ns once
50 sue and ~ sa!e Ia 'iIe e. JulsIoI Of
would be cruel eted give irterna doubtful me
enes, 20 .ong a tamess one could be had.
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on TIE FACE, FSEcELEs, TAN, MASCULINE SKIN, GROSS
SURFACE.

lis first acton to eIPe an bunouT IL will drawing
I'LL the face ce from that
"a nani iEeqd- nty breaking out 70 the surface Il
Whsa LsTc y nothing bus gfoness dun IeruiEe surface,
b'F 70 o!len anl 1fen until the smooth
deeIte Es child II throws eshnsss AID bioihg
the now White transparent sIin that perfectly enchanting
times IL OF fTerkeS
hidden and seen seom Pursue the save and all
aulseaF
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Di,EAsEs or oHiLDREs.

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culLDREs.
How ntny Thousands swept By giving medicines,
~n hei young Des and erde' frames are Unable to bear
against tIe" Whole armies thus their merely
itm pouring sio hof weak Eonac powerful drugs and ply
'es! s 70 such that the Aeang Ointment tenders safe
pfa~Et and hAres cure such cases a. Group Cbos Che
i"ts lnEnui. Worms and Complaints By VII ca so
chiien de- the Ointment Te diy .uey.
That p eian vii never be NEEDED hoDeTs thru1 all
This and zo.nny and aereJy declare you
you W tst a. we e hi row aeiuaei ~ the least desire 10
gain bot knowing GotfIt bodies n
% We d up our warning voice. and declare in the face the
who'll w0Fi
CHILDREN NEED ROT DIE MORE THAN OTHERS!
But It is from tie Of nour-nsn and
dusgng they undergo ~hieh them down The
\ fall before the seythc.
Mothers We reea again and they the last words
v,fe ever TO utter and q pact the OF
wouli say, "use the Ancllng Ointment for among
children
EnsrxATlsN.
IL removes saosi Immediately inflammation and swelling,
| when the pain q cogrse
! rayrrs
In all easss fever The di-uy pores being
up % that The eni and psrspaon fi or Gr
moisture could b. started his passed and the daa,e over
The Healing ontnrn w in I'll Instantly
unlock 'be kin aud bling ioIth he Penpiiation.
| YruALE o0sFrArNTs.
In-nation NJ 'is kIneys womb flrng DOWN
wea,ns and rfeguiriy. Ia sh'It h, ss
ad aged ladcs tell ~ they coud without
But f. fenaes about 70 bseome o Il used Tor
'eeed NJ 10 their NJ oe and
ons which ate oil t-m At that period be- felt ought
| 10 be snoyga the void
scALD EFAU.
Welsve cured hat actually cd everything known a.
vel i- abJ Of fnrrn oftsuiy doctors. one nan told ~ he
h1i cent $500 BIZ eLIioa .ny benefit, wien r. "
/ U1Et. Of Tee Dnir' ~ cared them.
COINS.
feopc need them n they will u.s
\. "A FAMILY MEDICINE man v 70
bong The 1rs fr 1on7 The isayeaotg
the uiuh subject o. no S Ihmue- ~ thq hessO asds
ease and SO snes FUH long wits O1nss
'nd er"ned Whoa MIN ceases fom on The run '.n
mafd wi caasr. and not 900 then.
To lily ~ app.hs ingredients
scslfR Fuc pnrff 1905 will that c1mporsd
n sYme or Iost and afnofs herbs
There b. refcny b. from tho fact
no. Jrfe ne ssn plc whnc wiB pas through sos
! .ic ue bowels
JANIS McALIsTRR = 90,
s,iss N. Yotk.
Sole proprietor n he Mfdicire woa eonuuna
uo1s must BE- 1irose' rat Price - etH AID 80
o. CAUTION. 70
Asha Al Irsing Onl-nt bo,n groafy eolntetsd W.
lnvs riveB TIC public. Ointment
genuine un TIE ~ Janss Ne lister James HcAsr
4 Go Wuten with pen upoH ov'ry libel" The itbeis
steel engraving with nc figure - "ln1ssibe Preparation
flee.
Nov VIZ Laty Offer ,s1s n $500 10 be- PAID on eopy,n
any Hued courts oftte United ss, any
vriai cOiuirrfeilng n1a.e and uinuan NJ
BOLD Also
AtEr DrvaLE 60, Rictm1nd
Eoatt a. ArprR-oE, Pefsrsbury.
". a asSTus, Foftk;
T. WArTs Charouevine;
r. Ey,s, T.ynchbufg
JnEaa,
A. u. WErv stsussOn.
sHacElT1r6 Co, Hanr-chLvrG
J. q fcppsfbT, WOcdso,t
r. HsaIaAv, Winehe~sr,
A n
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The inhanaton and disease always
eye IN tie Hence the
the seat OF the inn nation vii do little goci salve
rubbed the temples penetrate directly
Will be op"uei Precipitation
disease wall soon of TO the surface.
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Consumption Lave, Complaint in the chest side falling
Of the hair the oih" always aeeompans cold feet II
Of disease IN the system have cold feet.
The sae will the nIensibs Precipitation AMI
every
In serofua Eyspets Eheu other diseases Of this
nature no internal rnsdy has beeh d good
The Bgonchils Quincy Throat PIes
Spinal DseA-es Broken Breast. nc.
And a. for CEei DIS Asthma, Pain Oppression and
the Ike, II - the most wonderful sngidote Word.
For LAYER Complaint equally eicacious for
is TIE Word:
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Although have said Little about a restorative. yet
Will take the Word! They may bring their OILS FAR
ana near ami nle g rcsoe the hair
OLD SORES, NOTIFICATIONS, ULCERS, ETC.
That come Gore outlet the impurities
because hey pa through elnne. Of the
E-ensih!e Temptation Hueh healed up impurities
must have some other outlet wall endAager tba
why IL impoe eosnnlrn the diy IN
such cssts For they have open other
at 81 bis morbid matter AMI tie consequences
TN. Sale viii aLEsIs Pioyide l0I such enofsenees
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NTMBRELLAS. A Gae lot OF Umbrellas, just
~ Fesssed j. osH G.DUNHPAU0Hs 60.
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nENUlNE BoLoGNE SAUSAGE, PICRLED PEACHES IN
saon jars, French Pickles received and by
JOHN CREME
10 No. ISL Main 30.
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- Il III VALUABLE SERIES OF
- SCHOOL Books.J. w. RANDOLPH 4 would respect
idy inform Teasher that
Oder gst Inducements with but little pup
au who will Introduce Smiths Geoesphy Arithmetic
iIto Schools ~ "a
The New York herald., 1845-01-12
city Inteiltgence.

ADr.p sslL- . - ( the ss. - is of the season was
pIIsossa asy Q, snss By three lads and was
in and done for Two boys about Is years sge
coming down Centre street from the Park carry ing
short hsnd-barrow, upon which stretched a boy
of about ten Of age His face pale DEATH
and there calm heavenly smile playing about his
gates Of Paradise His face exceedingly attractive
and evnced great his light asxen hair con-
and dirty clothes led ali to suppose poor little
fellow had had terrible fall had been over,
barrow to learn what was the matter The bearers said
they did NOT know. aud looked very serious Az they
the rombs the crowd around the boys was
great and increasing every moment-men few out Of
their shops and loafers left their
thr'ist their heads from the wndows and great
cement prevsied If motor felon the road
to the Tonbs When the boys reached that edce they
sat down their load opposite the main entrance and the
their pity for the unfortunate boy In the midst Of all the
excitement the lad slowly opened his eyes, and gradually
Jimmy Polk7 I've seen old Dalas-take me away, bsys,
and bury me dscenty" One general shout Of laughter
announced that the popuace appreciated the SELF and
the juvenile jokers scsmped of.
FInEs.-An alarm of fire given on Friday evening
at O'Clock and was found to proceed from that large
the 6re Yves confined to that portion Of it on the second
floor occupied by MIR. Chamberlain, jeweler and was
The origin o the Are appears to be the work Of ncen
diary, but Mr.. Chamberlain lost nothing, as his
Jewery was kept in an iron saieathough the thieves
rummsged his drawers in search of plunder The build
ing belongs to F. 4 j. Busting.
ANoTHER-At 81 o'clock yesterday morning a fire
broke out in the chair mandatory Of 1eae No iss
Fulton street The stock Of ready made article large
and the greater portion Of them DESTROYED Judging
from the traces ofthenre upon the interior OF the building
the fire must have originated by the neglect of some Of
the workmen, and it appears almost wonderful that
raging as It did 10 the midst of mass of combustble
materials Il could be put out Mr. Beae Is fully
insured but az to the proprietor of the house. Mr.
brower, we cannot say.
Police Omce-Saturday- NOTHING IN Ir."-To
use SIR Charles Coldsreams by word in the comedy
there nothing in it"-except course. the magis-
traes and clerks officers The thieves lively
as ever but burglars seem to be lying their biz
and living their spos By the time the Board of AL
dermen confirm the nominations for officers of the
cpa police they will be ready to 60 to work again with
renewed vsor and will then have full scope the
else Of their peculiar talents.
The Lower Police furnished but three Of petit
larceny, and the usual number Of vagrancy cases.
COrOner's ONCE Jan lI-DRowNEp. unknown
man fell from pier No 30 East River this morning about
O'Clock and was drowned before he could be got from
the water. Verdict accordingly
The New York herald., 1845-01-12
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IL


Cleared.
cs%. snR. skrsa whGusiy THaS@Y.Gp Kermit
0sSs ssaI fs EHns: E%::.
sES:s ~ co s''iII; M%
s: gHss'iF
ToSsssS SsSna B.shss ra h9s's9 bTs9sT
scs. Dosss ossS cYSi a5s: s:.,s %
Ro%s smith uIeM c%a%EEtca Co., Diamond SS
s s1s1 c.a%sn Nfs!s. s:
o,s Mi :. hss and
Victor, Basset Boston.-Sloop Warren Thompson Nisven
Arrived.
mdss WeodSu Mous ss L.. IN aS WIZ Rsc Su WIN e.
ssw nons Ts Sa Of hs
wfp;sIIly p.sIhy, winds wind all all the passage.
ySS %s: i sss sSs sS %S''
to BoHd ssp' IL H..
it h::; :s.
a % from ssfs mp HAVING a.
il hnss 1s.ss %
s with % wh She ~ s
thus from NY9E Kindly sf.a Supplied S
ss aaSh
SER. David S:sy coar.sa from Washington, NC with
%ssty ss' s%se s.ssas gssi
ol9wn on the coast, and lost most Of her sails
Schr Jabsz White, Coursen, from Washington NC with
naval stores. 49, "'N
stores. '' 49, "'"i "asa'
len & Paxson. VIZ '' ~ a.
Schr Margaret Ann Hammond from Baltimore with mdse
Sch s,aS Reysl Horsel; Delaware unson; Gazee Dun.
ming; Walker Bukley and Boston. Paine from Virgins
Below.
barqne reported the Averon pehaps Caao 6 days from
Bordeaux, with brandy, &c. to Durand & Co.
Also Dutch gallOt from Rotterdam and shp brig
known - '' o-'s' 49,
Packet ship United States from Liverpool was errone-
ously reported as below in the evening papers yesterday
Sailed.
Ships Albany, Crawford, Havre; Union Raoone NOreans
and olhers. = - "' N' = 0''s'"s'
The New York herald., 1845-01-12
HONEY MARKE
Saturday, Jan: Il--6 r. M.

oeSukOey, Jan. 1As-o r. m.
Thishas been rather blue day In Wall street-a lew
more ike 1t would produce quite a panic stonngton
declined per cent; Norwich and Worcester Ia Morris
Canal Ii Mohawk, Ii Long Island, "A; Canton /; Penn
syvana os, ii Farmers' Loan, d Ohio 6s /; Erie Rail
road, Ii Vicksburg and United States Bank closed firm
at yesterdays prices Notwithstanding the decline in
quotations. the much larger than usual
rne stock market Is in very depressed state and from
present Indications should Judge prices would touch
lower point before advance was realized The mo-
ney market very tight and the rate of interest in the
street is daily advancing 1t possible the banks Of this
city may after the returns made for the ist Of Febru
ary be more liberal 10 their movements and afford relief
to the commercial classes Spectators In stocks
the greatest Distress and unless accommodations
are soon extended many must be seriously injured For
the past sixty days prices of sot ks have been steadily
declining until the current quotations rule large per
cent below those ruling the latter part of October
The Equitable Insurance Company have declared a
semi annual dividend o. four per cent payable on
demand.
The Delaware and Rsritan Canal Company have do
clarsd dividend of four per cent payable on the 10th
instant.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company have de.
clared dividend of four per cent payable the 10Th
instant.
The Clinton Bank Of Columbus, Ohio have declared
o iour per cent ior the last SIX months payable
at the office of the Ohio Life and Trust Com
pany. on the 10th instant.
The Board Of Directors Of the South Carolina Railroad
Company have declared dividend OF - IS per share
equal to per cent per annum $75 for the half year
ending 3ist instant.
Foreign exchange ia In very limited demand, but the
rates still range high Sterling bills are firm at lloalOi
Bills on Paris f622laf522t. Amsterdam 40aa4Of Ham
burgh s5aaS6 Bremen 793aS0f The shipments Of specie
continue but the aggregate amount exported not large
We cannot expect much improvement in business gener
ally until foreign exchange down-until the rates
for sterling bills rule below specie point The banks
afraid of large drafts for specie for shipment and have
drawn in their loans to prevent any for the precious
metals. Domestic exchange is very inactive, and the
rates rule very low
The New York herald., 1845-01-12

ANOTHER STEAMER Losr.-The Vlcksburg Whig
OF the 25h ut says" A passenger who came
up the river the steamboat Superb informs that
p NJ the 22d inst, whsn near Bayou Goula Landing
ten miles below Plaquemne she came in collision with
the steamboat Hiwassee bound down, from Bayou Black
with sugar and molases The superb running close
round the middle bar end when two hundred yards
distant the Hiwasseo took shear and directly
the bow Of the Superb. The latter boat backed her
gine but unable to avoid striking her forward OF the
BOILERS her starboard bow. The Hiwassee sunk in
eight minutes Her cabin instantly parted from the hull
and drted close the Superb which beat succeeded in
saving all the passengers and their baggage She then
towed the wreck ashore, and after rendering every ass
apce in her power and landing the passengers she
ceeded uniniured.n
The New York herald., 1845-01-12
BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl

Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, Jan 10, l845
JAS q. BENNETT, ESQ.,
There is no mistake Of the disappearance OF
Nessrs. Clingnlan, Of N. c., and Yancey, OF Ala
bama. They have certainly gone out to fight
They have managed the affair with the most
watchfsl secresy in order to escape the pursuit OF
the civil authorities Of this place. The keenes,
anxiety prevails 10 the result Of the meeting and
the place One rumor this merning was, that they
had gone TO Winchester. Va; a later rumor il,
that the parties and all concerned had been arrest
ed in Baltimore. We believe neither the one
aor the other. Mr.. Huger, a son of Senator Huser.
is the second, we learn, of Mr. Yancey ; Mr.
Cllngman's we have not been able TO learn bnt
are informed that ii is North Carolina gentle
man. No member of either House are with the
parties. as we are assured
Mr.. Yancey, is a small sized man, apparently of
70 or n years of age, and has family. Mr.. Cling
man has not this iRcumbrance. He appears TO be
not over 40 years of age but is thin and cadav-
erous, that II Is possible he may be not over thirty
Indeed, we are certified that his age il not more
than 80.
1t u said that when Yancey received the chal-
lenge OF Chngman, he sent back with his accept
ance, the Objectionable matter Of his speech cf
Tuesday, thus casting his defiance into the very
teeth OF the North Carolinian. He is said to hold
Mr. Cllngman In the deepest contempt CliDgman
10 an amiable man generally, but is said to be
brave as bull dog. w.
The New York herald., 1845-01-12

Gouraud's POudre Subtitle for completely
aad permanently eradicang superuous hair without ury
he most delicate akin Always tested before buying
Proof positive this, and no mistake.
ourauds Italian Soap curing pmples botches and dis
Goursud's. ~ '~ "A' os N
Gouraudl Vegetable Rouse for the cheek
ourands Spanish Lily Whit the and 10
Walker street, first from Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-01-12
Superior Court.

B6IOTe Juu8. VabuPIp0eI.
JAM l--Peter Barthelemy w. The New York Poudrette
CompanyIn this case, already noticed, the jury found
for plaintiff, cents damages and cents costs.
Ira Wood VS. Michael Connolly Common .assauL-This
aconot respass for assault and battery alleged
to have been committed under the following circum.
stances appeared that the plaintiff In July last bought
butter from the defendant who is respectable merchant
in this city. which by agreement be paid for in
cash delivery. Plaintiff, it appeared subsequently
per agreement was proceeding to take away the defend
ants butter when alteration took place and the de-
fondant who is able athletic Captain OF the Montgo
merry Guards, gave Wood sound druhbing. The Court
charged very tsvorably to Mr.. Connolly Verdict $40
damages
For plaintiff. Raymond and Clarke; for defendant, Mr.
Mulvey
Before Chief Justice Jones
JAN 1l.-.John Berbeneaf ps. George Ness-Ths
an action of trover I, the value Of grocsr's
wagon seized on "a Sept. ls44 under warrant. The
case possessed no interest Verdict for defendant.
The New York herald., 1845-01-12

The SABLE SISTERS and Ethiopian Minstrels,
Of the best bands started have been giving
series Of Concerts at Franklin Hail. late the Franklin
Theatre Their Concerts the neaest given, and
we do not wonder at the crowds they nightly attract
We trust TIA. they will isng continue to delight New
Mt the above place.
The New York herald., 1845-01-12
M R. SAM UEL ROTHKO OPE,
(NATIyE OF LYONS. IN FRANCE,)
OPERATOR OF CORNS

MR. SAMUEL ROTHKOPE, Native of Lyons in Fraucel
rstra'e hand curing Corns-begs announce to The
shnp. Of nnions eagles from between the toes or any
Of Elxir, hi. invention The operation Il
hurting the Toe. r = 'ssi u
Mt Rothkores invention is quite new and differs very
much IRON all other operations of the kird the Corn
taken from the After the operation the paeat NAV
Immediately his shoes and walk easily as If he had
never suffered fom Cos Operated persons may have ihe
TO take n their hasds the look and keep
attended their IN resid.nces il reaured -"
Ladies and Gentlemen will find Mr. Rothkopes residence
book containing thousands Of certificates the highest
blty well as from the distinguished Medical Gentle
men Europs on whom he Operated to their great
jaI2 3tsec
The New York herald., 1845-01-12
Nv Last Nirht,s Southern Mail.

Lem Gill Key West ca Victoria, Fslksaburg. and Direct
Mobile; Alexander M. Fall River.
WILm,soTos, NC Jan l-An John Crosby, WheeIer Port
Sss,sSs SeS York c90n' Ansss: "a
son Guadsoupe Casilda Goode Providence; lth Roland
Goombs, S1uadaoupe; New York. Merryuan, do; Levant
PPa.yss P,a;sc Aswcod M,Iies.i,ns Aurora swift Havana
Grenada Mosse Eusiis Thomss; Wave, Hssias Curs.
Goa Gid lst Caroline Glkey NOreans; 4h, Frinkn Pat
ridge Doughty Barbadoes Albert Perkins Clark ST CroiI;
The New York herald., 1845-01-12

All f'nilaaelphia SuDsc ri ptiOns Co tine
Herald he paid to the agents, Zeber Co.. Ledger
obtainsddaily atll O'Clock. Sm
The New York herald., 1845-01-12


BREApsruFFs-Western brands OF -four range from -
ea3 s. 75-most Of the sales however. at - 6si
Corn Is cheaper: prices 46 AZ cents; canal OATS So 81
cents. There is a fair demand ior rye at 66 cents
CorroS-The news per ship Rochester does not appear
to have had any effect the market The demand ali
this week has been good and holders have met the
freely whenever the full quotations could be obtained
Tha sales amount to 800 bales which have been
chiefly taken by exporters. We revise our quotations
LtvERPooL CLAssfrfcATtoN.
The New York herald., 1845-01-12

New Stock Exchange

SALES STocxs = BosroN, Jan 10.
shares Boston and Maine RR 10; Boston Wharf
Co, ss}; 10 Norwich and Worcester RR, 66l; 20 New
England Worsted Co, 1901, 80 Long Island RR TAT; Is
Bostoa and Worcester RR lsa; Is Western RR 95; 80
Eastern RR, 1881; 40 do 1904.
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NOTE LOST

NOTE LOST.
THOMAS BURROWS. and BY him endorsed. for one
hGndred and tTsnty.hye dollars dated Noy months
by leaving and 81 street All persons are eau.
ped ' 90 T iaIo % ec
FOR sALE-A Saw and Grist Mill with large work.sh
attached 20 which is applied about horse power from
the mill together with dwelling house. barn backsmh.
shop and esht c The above property in
ha:iches 10 miles from New York. one from the Harlem
Ks,,T1sd For particulars and terms, apply JAMES W.
lOMrk NS, l83 Edfidge New ork premises Of
jal1 lm~ec PETER j. SHE ANWtIt1I1
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On Friday, 10th inst by the Rev Mr. senev. MFR. Fen
oIrArp lurrELLs to Miss HrLrr sspEa sll OF this city
% Saturday ilth inst BY the Rev b. Evans Joar