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DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.

NhAkLtSTON->tsp Canidss.-S5 csks rice Z bnfk-
{s'-s do Glib. A Ce-50 do n : Leverck-los do toS
4 er.cn-25 bales cotton Spoiord. TAesion 20. -
n s .te sHis-s6 do Calhoun. Kenny to-Si 40 II y
'.seo.nsi case nidse Waller Laurie ksq-f-4 hices
psi s.',s 10 hair Lilhe Terson-i Dbl old copper
ss.sP eocse Coz bbls shovels II Adams cases
h, - asfses-3 Dbl. whisky case beichen %
as oIder w WA ~''f
Ia D. vhLkANS- Bars Gcnss,e-fo bales hemp Matt
IN. \ COST sacks corn Howes. Godfrey Co
80 ~ y bbs 6S Kegs shot boxes udsc oses
.ooi \ n .olius- y bcls hides Smith Wheeler esS-
Nofsah Col hid tobacco Goodman Ddls
=, i. .ses Smith Co.'S chs lead ScheDk Dennins
$780, stone, Swan Coo bbls beef Il bales Wool
49, seo't-2'3 bales hemp w III Thompsop-os sacks
Col ksn CO roots HID beeswsx Lawrence, Reese
3d. nose Barton 4 Col kcg nails Phelps,
No-z ous Day Co-l25 bales cotton Robert 4
nhds tobacco 1850 pss lead 80 bales cotton
A O. n bsles hemp DMsrsh-ll9 Tucker, Cooper
see,, nses tobacco D Dosn-lSss piss lead strahsn
WV i"< Asshevv-A bales deer skins 10 ordsr.
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n adult female throughout ihs land. Price -, elegantly
THE DISEASES or WOMAN.
TAsir Cnusi and Gu Fepiarg hI.mned ,efh Fr..ii'
cai Hnfi for hri PIcsrfion, and for f Prf'ersaioH
Of Fsra4is Hfaifh.
BY HOLLlCK. MD
ILLUsTRsTED rs MANY Anatomical PLATES ANu ~
cRAViNes. IHAI MAZE rHE SUBJECTS cLFAR To iht
SIMPLEST MINDS.
This book j. no cafchpenny The author lecturer
on female diseases and confidential adviser and pric
f0ner he their alienation and cure, Ions noted the ~ s
f suierings which vast number of women endure and
nearly All which he found 20 be owing 20 the utter i-no
rance By the patients themselves 81 their means
Arrangement lie al resolved 10 sacrifice sonr por
of the time necessary 20 hs regular pursuits. and de-
vote u % the prod 1cton OF treatise which simple Ia lam
yuage and practical IN application, % might De- hoped
would prove beneficial 20 thousands.
The work offered 20 The public ~ the result of these
lab0s 10 contains thorough explanation OF the perfect
and imperfect development of The female orsauix.
ton the conditions functions and changes Of the female
system throu ghout the different periods OF life together
with is pathology and treatment under every form OF IN
convenience aing actual disease. NOT the least vauA
bic portion OF the work consists Of series Of
HINTS OR DIRECTIONS
Of the utmost importance 20 the sex-married unnar
red-such the dangers Of intoxicating unhsppy ps
offspring Of preserving beauty and confines snd
many other essential 70 detail Ia public ed
vertsement Finally, the book may be read BY ever m
teigenf without exciting blush IN the most de
cate framed mind For It's purity Of language and motives
the author does not hesitate 70 stake his weeaned repu
tsflOn a medical man.
The above work this DAY published and for sale whole
sale ard retail by BURGESS, sTRINGER 4 co.
% Broadway ROT Ann-st
b. The remliiancs Of 81 viii the conveyance
Of copy by mail Letters must be Addressed 70 Burgess
Striuser Go. - Broadway New-Nork, and no other
a ADA
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APPLETON'S RAILROAD

Nd STEAMBOAT COMPANION APPLETON
~ co have just published Appletou'- Railroad and
Steamboat Companion being Traveer's Guide through
New Engand and the Middle states, with Routes in the
Southern and Western STATES and also m Canada for-
ing likewise, complete Guide ~ the White Mountains
Cafsk Mountains. sc. N1lara Falls. Trenton Falls &c..
Saratoga Springs and oil other watering places and COM
tanning full aud descriptions of az the principal
owns vi age the natural and artificial curosties 90 the
vicinity the routes with distances. fares. Ncs Illus
frafed with y colorcd maps and numerous eugrasinss
BY W. Williams; 1 very neat vol. Price 81
The traveller IN the Northern end Middle states VIII
find this safe and exceedingly instructive guide worth
dozen friends who know than he. u Is furnished
with an the needf maps and engrayings and j. just the
book that everyone should take with him 70 make The
northern tour" The Observer.
There feature ia this guide book which j. a
decided improvement iu lieu Of one general map con-
tanning all the map Of each several route
which much convenient FOR Tcercncei and where
the route long one % Il continued another nan
These maps are c1ored The work very complete al4
satisfactory n all respects and u got up elegantly
lConmt-si Advertise.
This - neat. conpend Gus sud useful volume We
recommend every traveller 90 supply himself with one
which will well repay the perusaL lltl The Herald.
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UREAT BARGAINS Al I

A 'hEAl DtfktsAiN~ II bthNiR - - Rtsi.'''.-
NJ Just received an stock Of dress goods who
will be sold very reduced prices.
sILKs-zO pieces Of plaid, striped. figured snd plain
CAmehon Gace and Armure Silks, from IS I'd 10 g. per
yard.
30 pieces wide black hish lustre Silks from H. per yard
CAsHMERES-loo pieces new Cashmeres, Is. Cd 10 g
per yard
100 pieces very fine. % 81.
100 pieces real French, al wool 8. Cd 20 Il.
DE LAtNEs-lO0 pieces fine De LANES, Is.
JiD pieces Manchester De LANES L. Sd 10 Is Oh.
ALPACAS-IoO pieces al kinds and coors IT, sd 20 g.
WORsrED PLAlDS-A splendid assortment, from i.
Cd per yard with every other KIND wanted FOR the present
SHAW IL,
Also complete assortment OF long aud square 'ssh'
mere and Broche shaws OF most approved a. very
low prices go ,
Also long and square wo0llen and Turkern shaws OF
every quality and price, with general assortment OF do
Inesiic goods
Persons from the country will find this good place 10
make their purchases Goods sold the most honorable
principles STEPHEN BARKER,
o9j sis 2}l Graud-s a. near Allen 81
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CIeared.-ship. Hsvrs Ainsworth, Hsvre, Fox L Liv.
sston; s. Mary Bhfen, New-Orleans Frost Hioh
Bark Helena lSw) CajgTius, Amsterdam, VIM Weiser
Hecia Atwood. Matsnxss, Read 4 Hoppock: ST Marvs
MiHsen, Mobile, Ewe 4 Co; Tennessee, Fullerton.
Garden Key. Nesmith 4 Walsh; Lauren' Rogers Sag
harbor.
ha smith Curacao, Sta4ks W LEWIS.
Schrs Cornehs. Young New-Bedford Thos Cane. Park
err Norfolk CTcenway, Couch. Richmond Allen Paxson.
Sloop Jas Long, Jones, Providence.
sloOp Oneida, Hams, Philadelphia
Arrived.-ship Manchester Tyler. Liverpool Sept a.
mdse 20 D Hurbut - Co. 2zd inst lat 81 %. long So 10.
spoke ship Levant, I'm London Of and for Philade phs
2ith Pre- Island bearing - miles. spoke whaling bark
ship Camden, Sherwood Chareston cotton and rice, to
Durham Dimon.
Ship Mason, Upshsm, Cronstadt, q days, mdse.
Ship Nicksburg Gannet New Orleans p days indse, 10
VIM Nelson.
Ship France Cof Bath Mysr. Rotterdam % days ndss,
20 Nottebohm Sailed la co bark Sabina for New York
go inst lat 40 long u TO- spoke bg 81 Croin, Of CALAIS
Me. liz steeraze passengers
Bark O.prsy (of Plymouth. Mass Ripley Hamburg,
IS d. mdse to Schmidt Balehep. lo4 sieeraso pas
children died the passage Oct r. lat IS 81
Ions AZ 81 al II M ship miles 70 The sOuhwa ard,
with an ensign set union down hove away and ran close
alongside saw no person on board she PROVED 70 De me
Engs ship NirRiuius water-logged and abandoned ana
completely stripped Of everything lsh inst lat - x
long 81 IS, exclaimed signals with ship Hudson hound w
Bark Genesee. Diinghsm. New-Orssns, p days, ndse.
10 Collins Co. Oct % a 81 - long n passed bIs
brz Portland Of Portland im Porto Rico bound 70 Phad
Hamburg bark Washington, Meizen, Hamburg. 81 days.
ndse, % sndi Bslchen. sth inst, lat 81 81 long -
spoke Bremen bark Nina. I'm Bremen for New ork
Danish brig Clara, Greasy, Porsu Pait' "A days ma
hOzany. sc. 20 Aymsr Co.
schf ~ Hegliek Jones Barscos fruit &c. to Beet 4
Nose LEFT schr Union, for New York next day.
sehr Matilda, Wooster, EaipoTt lath' &C. TO sinrse'
sehr Poeahont.s. Smack Richmond, -four and tobacco
% Allen PaNsOn.
Beiow.-i bark unknown. Wind wv.
enthusiastically Missouri Tor Hayre.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

b sip Ba 4 Cooper from Byiaoi-Mess Cloihief'
Wa lunooi Theo Harvey, and 100 IN tue steefsge.
iy sad bur children Missionary at North India and 81
The seersge. ~
h Az Caniden I'm CkariesfoH-Mester Saml Robertson
i ls't WaLn ffOn, from HambtTg-C II Schumacher,
WF..eier Johanna Blomberg. w Luhr, Amelia Anna,
Frederick Wilhelm and III Luhr. Mena Haak, AleN
lt Graves Lucius 0oiz. Emma Then, Duhrsen, Albert
Gne.e Franzisko Adelaide. Mana Schmidt Msihide iio
oflg AID " IN the Storage. 49, 49,
"a bat Parma, from Rotterdam MI and Mrs ymanto
ni two children MIR A Hodenfel. Mr. llenkenscidt,
81 from Holland
h b1rl Magdaena, from Bremen-C Beiche, q Bfandsn
I'D 0 Thie .
>lums Barkhand, NJ Marcano.
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND.

Fuirl0s IHls DAY rthifsHfD.
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDICINE. or Poor Mans Iiend
VI the Hours OF Addiction. Pam and Sickness
This Book points out n plain language, free from Doc
tors terms. The diseases Of men, women and children,
aud the latest and most approved means used IN their
cure aud intended expressly for the benefit OF families
also contains descriptions Of the medicinal roots and
herbs Of the United States and ho~ they 20 BE- used ia
the cur, ofdseases IL l. arranged and simple
plan BY which the practice oi medicine reduced 10
principles Of common sense.
Each copy j. accompanied with the recommendation o.
some OF the distinguished medical professors aud
practitioners IN country much OF % being selected
from the practice Of the most celebrated medical men u
Europe and America
10 contains upward Of nine hundred octave pages and .
sold ai tie low price OF Three Dollars
From the New York Express
"GUSN's DoNEsrIC MLOiCiSF'-Ne seldom take up a
book th. class with any favorable pfeposse-ons for We
quackrry and preten have been ~ work Tor the
poor 81 bli n this work prclances were con-
quered Professional men. well ~ others, We see
cheerfuy recommend this Book which has 10 ample
pages much Of the instruction 20 ward on or ~
cure diseases Published Tor the proprietor By
4 N SAATON. 1lj Broadway
4 few good szenfs wanted 10 sell the above work. 20
whom liberal discount viii BE- made Applications, 70
receive BE- post paid addressed 70 G. W.
Saxfon. 9j Broadway, New loik- 90 us
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APOLLO ROOMS

MENUS OE MEDICl. by tie MODEL ARrlSrES -
one wees longer. Dr. COLLlER'> psTsonihcslons o.
fAniinS and Sculpture. ~ th- Model Ar'isfes ~ The
Apoio ho1n go Broadway. vii continue for One
lonter' commencing on MONDAY evening" Oct IS. when
vii - presented entire of ccored grovps
nciadrs me fafettse scenes Jephstas Darxhter The
Lutte Payer The Nav Pole Dance &c A. and on Tuss-
day. Thursdsy and Saturday faithful representation OF
the cesbrsfeo >sfue 90 the Venus de Msse with other
groups Charge Of Programme every evenfn. For a.
flcuiAEs see Descriptive Proxrsmrae every evening
Tickets OF admission 81 cents Tickets Al uaitfinx ssv
and gentleman 5 BE- obtained the door Docrs
opeu AZ DEMONSTRATIONS commence O'Clock osS f~.
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r. PARMArJAMAICA, Il. L. near New Yors. :

~ fARM Nj JAuAfs ~ -. f' -ce- 80
Ia: Al excellent farm OF acres ise 0f John Dtniis
- half mile easf Of Jamaica Village, having besus
f front on the main turnpike road nom Jamaica % Je
cho Hem p.tesd Babylon Sc; wifh spacious mansion
,i,b~sd vel ,atered Eenfeei iEhb0rhood churches
.rad-ue. kc nureroushaif a. hour from New York BY
Rar0sd short wsk from The DEPOT where the ears FOR
t-eu wishing reside in The countfy and DO business
tie city daily. Threeorts u ne purchase money can
AZ Nsnfa.set l. di.tsaf from the property, quite
iogs % sell or viii exchhze it for New City proper
~ yinx 10 the bounds Of Nasal Pearl John and spruce
a. ne can be IN Segfors every Wednesday from
u until ?. NJ Al % Sszssa-st IA. q. OSDERDOSk.
A lawi0wI--
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DRY GOODS.
FALL FANCY GOODS,

NV TNHNUTUFNIFsl III = ifI0Usf
\ INEN HANDkERCHIEFS. and the largest stock II
yWorked Collars in the city. The undersigned respect
fully invite the ladies Of Se-lork 10 inspect their
and very extensive Of the above articles. bought for
cash The Auction sales and which they viii
ofer a. = per cent below their legitimate value.
T. \ r. FARRELL.
-, f.,fssodt EI7 Broadway. next Albania
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HARPER & BROTHERS


sPARRs's WRITINGS or WASHINGTON
Vol :. muslin Il ~.
IT Is INCONPARABLl the cleape.i standard publlca-
ton that has vet been produced N this country The
publishers certainly deserve lie THANKS o every Aneri-
an Tor placing valuable work ~ the hands q the
v1o.e ueoufe Merchants Ma
Mr SPARKS has built The true Washington Monument
Living Age.
Tf. ON strLanAF.
CAPT HFNRY'S CAMPAIGN SKETCHES or THE
MEXICAN WAR
Part , fancy cover, So cents Complete ia sol muslin
gilt, 81
We welcome most cordially ihi. prediction. the war
with Mexico. wntfen by soldier and scholar rs
sketches-nsde the spot And amid the hes and hurry
Of the camp ard bste-h-id-ar- exceedingly piquant
spirited and tu0yant fli Of seeming reality aud taf'
baacs The work fail n creating peculiar interest,"
also from the personal anecdotes aid character
isfc details which scattered throughout this hrt por
tion-s that hss set come On hand We have also TO
thank the publishers Messrs Harper Boihers Tor me
very neat style which they have produced the "ors
the illustrations unusually effective and well executed
Altogether We opinr the book will have very vide popu
sry. and bring n ifs author many AuTes rom Miner
a. he ha- received from Mars o. 1teod
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GFO W PINE, Auctionssr
IMPORTANT AND PERENPTORf Sale 0

] Eight Hundred Lots In The CITY Of brooklyn--VAN
ANTWERP PINE will sell on Tuesday, Oct. NJ, At ~
o'clock AZ tho Merchants Exchange 800 lots IN the Cry
Of Brooklyn situate Bedford avenue estes and
Quincy # and Nostrand Marcy Tompkins, Thfoop
Yates and Lewis The above property laid out
according the City Map the ground i sevafed healthy
aud lies Handsomely for building purposes and there -
desirable delightful site for tasteful AID
geniee neishborhood M Brooklyn II will be sold IN
cells sections mostly Of lots each hayss double fronts
on avenues and streets 70 feet Ina width full de
.crpton will be- found under the head Of the Jour
nal a Commerce Commercial Advertiser aud Evening
Post Lifh0grsphic maps ready, and eau be OBJ
tanned At the ONCE Of the auctioneers 49, wsters
nef Of Pine Terms Liberal Oyl tuss
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ny X. G. KKMP,, Az CfI0NEER-ssoIs al BIo.a
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD. Aucti Dnesr
DY JA1tES vi. HILLER-stors No. Is Maiden
ID lane. next door 20 No Libsrtyst

At 10 o'clock. at store 7s Maiden. lane
H,RDwAgE AND CUTLERY 200 packages and lots OF
hardware and Cutlery comprising general assortment Of
fresh and desirable goods just Imported aud msnafac
,ured consisting IN part ofyees, snvs axes hoes trace.
log and halter chains see yards butts table do plate
hinges curry combs, mill flee. bastard do. hsndsaw
do, drawing knives. pad chest, cupboard and French
locks kettles pans Carolina hoes csndIssticks
snuer table knive. and orks pocket cutlery butcher
knives, shoe and bread and waite Britain
MA German silver and tea and table round
aud square bolts. Sc. &c
The above are fresh goods and In complete order.
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"a A RARE CHANCE.-For sale or exchange, Tor

SaA RARE CHANCE.-For sale or exchange, Tor
- productive property Ia New YORK Brooklyn,
farm q about - scrcs .itns'ea Sewburfb Boy,
three miles north Of the village.
The beauty Of the location sxceled By any on tns
Hudson, embracing view Of the ri sbisnds the Bay spe
country around The house (which 10 double onel a1S
out buildings and In thor0gsh repair =
The above Will be sod with or without the stock srn-
inx utensils &c .od po.ses.ion xven mmed stey Tbs
uries will ~ on Apply 10 EDWARD X SUTTON, loi
Peari-sr n Y or to ths Subscriber 90 tas Pfsns.sv
Oh 5uects THUS pAhhLAA
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IL A Mas. nIcclins OF the WORKING Men and

Working Women will be held IN anxhali Garden ON
sonssday evening October q. At " O'Clock The large
saloon will be fitted up with seats for the accommodation
OF 600 persons WM L. MACKENZIE and others VIII speak
on The subject Of a Free Soil and Homes for all The ~
ran Glee Club will enllven the evening with lew OF
their choice songs Men bring wives and daughiris
women bring your husbands and Is II not ume the
working class did something 10 improve their own cond
tom which yearly getting Rents fising ana
vases falling more and more every year Must these
things continue Say you Nof Come then. 20 NauShsl
"a Ian ne remedy og6 2iis'
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IrIT suRPRIrING ,h.l

~ 1T 1T SURPRISING that while IN the age
Ia 40 many Improvements have been made moral
And physical science, and especially IN the science
Of medicine spilled 10 the human race, that little
progress. has heretofore been made in the art u sevatng
the diseases o. that noble and ussfsl animal the
Horse Bot
KIRKBRIDE's TATTERLALLs HEAyE POWDERS
Are establishing Ia tho annals Of fsery BY
proving themselves 10 be infabs rsmsdy for hssvss
ts-as> which has been considered incarse and sss for
every variety Of cough either chronic s<ats any cess
Of which they warranted 10 IN few dsys Tbs
powders sill eradicate every symptom OF recent eea ~
the Of three doses and Will prevent founder
chill when thrown into the food that gwen 10 me ant
nal sfteT hard drive They are 80 mild IN tnsH opefS
that horse 10 ineonvenispesd ~ them or iscs
psctated from usual labor the contrary ~y are hfd
rate condition medicine and viii improve in every way
the Appearances health Of the snims BY Increasing the
sopete dnnnx the pores u the hide and BY the ssns-
raj seton o. tonic Alternative and alive progss
t-s Prcs 81 per package or six for - A. H. ootch
co wholesale snd retail drusssts ard dealers IN tstsht
MEDICINES. propristors Also f0r sale By Geo " M,Lef
Al dxsv o1D ~
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CLOTHS. vESTINGS. sc.

MORRIS a WILSON. ~ Chaiham-st have Ia store.
Hand are constantly receiving large assortment Of
Cloths Casimeres. N-stings aud Trimmings, which they
will sell BY the piece yard cheap for cash.
ol4 imisIurhNsatt
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STOVE WAREHOUSE.

II n TRONBhfDGE. go Wafer a. Manufacturer Of
i Omsfead'. Patent and other Kinds q the most eY
proved for heating stores halls ptrors &c These
Stove. are made under MS supervision Of the best
Material and are warranted equal 70 any made, for
eHciency durability and beauty. large assortment n
Drums Sr halls and pa0r and arranged % beat the
entire dwelling and much approved Of By all using
them Also 4r-tixbt and other small stoves for Offices.
Chambers &c Aiso, for sale. Hayes Patent Portable
Coosinr Range article, and warranted give god
s.t sActon stoves repaired and pot up By competent
wor. ul-a Al short notice % 2A~fwiss
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SACK 4 BAG WA80aOUSB.
GRAHAM BROTHERS,.

INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of country
from the ssn districts 70 their soeh Of sscss
os,ch.ses spos tbs favorable tms Dealers. sf
r WAITING their estsbishent have universally sdoptea
ts practices buyins bags Of them re.dy or
uss and IN preference 70 the Old s,w mode of hsvine
them made ap sf home All ksds Of Cscpts Esropsss
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MECHANICS parr,
MECHANICS HALL.
lSO BROADWAY, between Grxnd sna Bro
: sts-Op~n every night Unprecedented secc


The Oldest established Band IN The nited states
Chri.ty q " Christy. 2 Pierce. W Porter Abbot,
and y ysrshr whose original and inimit.bls Concerts
are nightly horc-ed with crowded and highly resp.e.h.
6i.nees and universally admitted every smass-
meat Of similar character offered In this city
Admission 25 cents. children under 10 years half pTes.
Doors open Al Concert Will commence st o'ciock
ses's may BE- scared sppcson a. The Hall from 70
70 2. NJ
For The accommodation Of families Concert viii b
gwen Saturday afternoon. commencing Al o'clock
% Iur
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NEW BUCkWHEAT, For shippint-Ihe sasse =,
Nb-s prepared % rscsvs ORDER Tor neS huieo
Buek~hsst Of superior quality put up In their rsa1 nss
syss ia barrels halves Ssr,.rs ,,Sn,h: tsS nae %
"a Ir<s- ~ Bross-st sor. hsstnss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26

I<underszned are prepared % receive orders FOR new
huld BuckNhea neatly packed IN barrels. bali barrels,
eighth and quarter barrels also In bags Of So and 3 pounds
each warranted gbf see from <rt sud equal ~ quality
u any 10 market Orders from the South and East, &C
corrsniet with city reference wiu meet with prompt
artentioa 1T. L j. O FROST, - FroEtst
one door below Peck-sip.
T-,.h O.t Meal Graham Flour white and yellow Ind
MsA family and bakers Flour In al sxed psex4se
40 80. oil 2iuiseocf
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JACOB 5. PLArT. Aucrions.r.

AUCTION sALE.-JACoB s PLATT will sell
"A this day, at 10 o'clock at the Auction Room, Is Plat
r. by Catalogue 800 lots Hardware and Gallery consist
ing on English, German, French. Birmingham, sheffield
and American heavy and shelf goods. among which
locks, hinges saws braces, screw drivers skates
brushes nails Ac.
Also. ESQ dozen pocket and psnhniyss, on esrds and
in dozens
Also. $50 dozen table gallery.
Also 800 dozen scissors. on csrds and IN dozens
Also cutlery table and desert knives forks and csrs
pocket and penknves scissors In csses stag
snd self up knives and forks. with French forks
Also. 500 cHds Sheffield pocket cutlery, consisting Of
pocket and pom Knives Of every style, J, 3 and
bsd-. spear p0io feather edge clip point sheep foot
DO reversed bsdss etched and NOTED with various de
for southern and Western trade Also rs<ors scs-
son, shears, etc.
Also 90 pairs stag handle esryiss Knives and FORKS
Also, general assortment Of fancy goods, VIZ tooth,
bsr and shaving brushes horse DO feather busters soaps
colo<nes, pomaiuns, etc. etc
Also psror assortment ofjapsned teatrays 90 IT.
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. FoR SALE. TO LIT or ExcHANGE--

II. The eEiby located dwelling house and lot 10 fee,
- d Fast 7 iftsenfh-st., ne. UuioDsqgsre.
Also the large, new modern style dwelling house and
lot fee 81 East >irteens Union square lot y
KOS house 1jx60 stories above basmsDs and under eel
lar Tie house OF Of four hss never been DC
cupied and 10 bgir and finished the best manner with
carved sta8sTy msnfe plate alas, mahogany doors All
the improvement including dumb waiter, zis,
furnace Of the pleasant and most desirable rest
dences Ia the city
Also several new modern style dwelling houses and lots
In To- in the vicinity OF ni0nsque At prices vary ng
from :. so 70 $3.50. Part VI the money can remain on
bond and mOrfgsxe Possession given Immediately ros
further parcuar apply a. u T~snty ssvsrth.t kss, Of
E.s,.b ssvsor~ ~ Oh SUE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26
EYE AND EAR.

nR POWELL attends exclusively "a diseases Of the
DFve aud Ear from 70 o'clock, Al his ofces, p I
Broadway. corner Of Warren-st-
Dr. Powell. Treatise the Eye ia Diseases and their
Cure with Engrsvnss Rules for the Selection Of sp~cfs-
ces pce - centa be had al his once and Of All
Booksellers. Just imported. Arthcia Eyes q superior
b. lufy and fuish OlJ lmisD