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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

~ A single droPof WAFER costainIs number OF ~,
maese greater than that Of al the qusjfspeds on ~
iacs OF The earth and In single ConaeIahoa lO'sS'
number Of uoTds has been discovered fs exceeding
Of al the sts Of Heaven visible 10 he naked eye A1'
yet in al this vast scheme Of Creation, which i@s"
ton faltsrs and ali calcu atom fails everything hs
pointed purpose. Nothing has been made 10 'sn 49,
in the ground are hundreds Of roots, s1feha'a VA"
eds properss which only require the sseaey o. 'e'ss'
10 render them available. From tAa undsfErosnau'.sp
Of Ssars sarsapss has been exhaned ADD - ''e 's'
OF sAsDss sARsAPaRILLA is invaluable hyss'sA p"~'
ties have been successfully developed Ths pisps's"s
By its Alternative tonic and sntissPte operation, sH'N'
..ps. from the channels Of circulation the unhsahJFS
,ee. which ssnsrss serofsls, Ersptons o. The SALE ~
ming Sores, ard al the unsshiy and painful dssAsesvhh
ssek the glands. ths eutiele the fesh sad the saios'
tssomenu which form the external coating Of hsbSt
Prepared and sold, wholesale sad retail, ty A. - -
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ioo Fulton. eornssa W
iar,-st rs Broadway, and n Esst Broadway n Ter
scld alec BY Drusrs,s generally thrcurbont ne W.
sutss- Pnss o. per bottle. or sir BOTTLES sorS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

ticket admitting him IN any and every class The cocr.
Of twelve Lessons vii enable composi,or to NJ, o. rom
phoncgrsphie copy.
CsfoRoToRs On Tuesday last, Dr. Robet
Nelson Of whiiss,. administered Chioroforn to young
girl Ia Ffsihs,. vho has been sick Cor years. aDs %
whom very painful operation about to be performed
The girl said she 'eli her limbs grow cold she seen o.
zsensbe. and continued 0f more than sn hour
She had knowledge recollection Of What took ,so,
curing that hour.
IL The Managers Of the House OF Industry.
No l. susied 81 Amos Vt gratefully ackno~let,e the re-
eeipt Of $40 the proceeds Ola Concert under the srec
Of Prof Root given 5r the benefit Of the Society for
promotion Of Industry among The Pocf u the Ninth Ff-
seenih add sixteenth Wards. y. DRAM see'y
NsT-f0rt. Fsb. 3, lsis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
Er Tnr DrxocR.rIc Rrvrrw, Tor Feb-u.r,

n THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for February
contains very reli-ensravst portrait Of Henry ~
shreeve Of ST. Louis Of the early Pioneers OF the
West accompanied with interesting sketch Of his lie
ard labcrs Al article en- Daniel WEBSTER, revisving
what the writer terms " His Political Philosophy in
ls2oi an amusing sketch entitled French Critics and
Yankee fobles and several stories OF the usual mays.
zine stamp. Ths number shows some advance upon the
literary character Of the Review for year past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

sAyE Y0uR MOsEs.-To those OF our fnenas " - !,
70 REFUGE their boot balls, ebeeuVliy feco ~ -
call freud JoSys, Annst - ne ssis IA ~
quality OF French Calf Dress Boots al $50 rssss
He also sels very nice pair al -. -. Hs oss s,s
patent Leather Boots only 81 and asfor his sss
proof and cora sole Boots, they are not to b es i
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

~ Infuenza and Coughs are speedily sad ease'ssj
cured BY the use Of DIR. Morris BALs,sfc CoccH Sra"
Price 80 cents bottle For sale s Of East BfoH
way and Markets cor Of Chsnbeu-st and BrossvsyP"
place and Broadway, and Fulton aad Willam-s,s Ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

ITALIAN MrpIcArEo So .P- For eaeetuslJ rs ~ o.
pimpes freeklss. roaghnsss ssIlownessk W. f
warranted. Prepared BY DR.. COustvp - cslsssfse
Poudre Subtle for Graduating supefruoas rssA
Rouge Tor coorns ps ssa ehseks deep 800 HsH
Lily White for the complexion, Hall ~ srsv hsip-
Rs<torS alive Pomsds for trsnsisstly dysnf hva ~
Tooth Ps.sss, Exussis, Bssehssrs Liquid n@'
10 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

RGvER DrsasrER-The C0no0rfid La Iniaii-
0enc gives the particulars Of disaster which
near Grand Gulf The llth ut MI Conger, son Il q
plaAter IA Mississippi and Mr.. Alsop, oyerseer with
two slaves. crossing the Mississippi In skin drawn
lnto the Guh eddy. Mr. COngsr. seeing the danger
plausei into the water bat by the force OF
the current and sunk when within twenty feet OF The
shore The others remained In the skr til Was drawn
under when AL perishe. together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

The TREsrY-The Philadelphia ledger cores
ponieni writes a. follows concerning the late negotiations
In Mexico
The term. Of the treaty which Gen. Scott AMI Mr.. Trs
have made in Mexico. AMI whch Is nothing bat PROFIT
as made without authority, and not binding on either
party are as once infuunei you, Substantially the
as those offered by Mr. Buchanan through Mr. Trst TO
the Mexican Commissioners, viz; The Rio Grante 10 thu
Atlantic side, AMI the ella the Pacific. The sum Of
money which he paid for Upper California may be
$4,000 CO which IS decidedly too much after the six
seven battles have fought within sight OF the City Of
Mexico The treaty concluded BY Scott and Trs may
depend on H. hsJ good deal 10 DO with the difficulties
that occurred among the officers Of army in Mexico.
Worth and Pillow both denounced IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

WHAT CRUsHEs ESGLASD TO THE GROUND p
Extravaganza and the burden Il than useless o.
hclas. Edmund, Bishop CT Chester, appointed his son
Register Of that Blshoprc in 1863 the Office required
talent couple OF slender clerks ti the duty the In
come about $4,000 year. When the father in God
bestowed he place on his boy he bat IA years Old.
10 1880 he had held 81 years. ard drawn from the pub
lie FOR services not worth hiy dollars year jus, 2l6-
80. The Mexican viii throw on this country a dead
weight Of similar character through the nonsensiesl
preiex, Of spreading religious liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

Coal s5.-white-asb Nat Coal IS; Red ash s.
screened and delivered from the yard, corner Teo'h~
nue and Twsnty-slxth-s.-Coal BY the cargo 3fE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
r The Albany Argus thus comments on the

~ INC HiVdHy dTrhs nus Comments on INC
election Of Souls to the L. S. Senate;
"wen done louisiana which II WAS claimed had
elected Wing Legislature. II 50. WAsoocy al he So.
has Ront q < qsaiuses q orsso and ADOos Hh'ggey
a. ne Norih"
We hope not Or rather, we hope that Proviso
and Abolition Whiggery has few qualities in
common with that other sort Of Whiggery which
elects Loco Focos to the u. s. Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
Iown-No l.. =. Senators.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Iowa CITY, Jan. c, lsas.
II. GREELEY-Dear Sir; The House of Repre-
ssntativea yesterday laid the table by vote Of
20 to 10, Joint Resolution from the Senate to so
into Convention for the election Of L. S Senators
and Judges-Chfton Possum J voting with the
Wings.
The Senate having confirmed the occupants in
their possession OF the contested seats the House
will hardly recede from their resolution not to unite
In the election of Senators at this Session. Here
the question 10 considered settled that none viii be
elected
The Legislature, it is expected, will adjourn this
week. Yours Z. II. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
For The rnbane
TUG ifouNe.
Assimllaicd Rank Of Civil Officer, In the Navy

10 As Editor cf TIE Nibune;
The equanimty of one of your correspondents
has been disturbed by this subject. IN consequence Of
which he accused excellent Secretary Of the Navy ola
ishonorae Another throws the ctium
Of the regulation upon Mr.. Bancroft.
NOW wha, does this regulation, aso that IN regard to
wearing epaule,,cs amount q? What terrible onuages
committed? You know iha; fighting men are governed
very little by Christian PRINCIPLES BE kindly Aec,onei
one TO another with broihery love; IA honor prsrs
orc auoer Is no part Of Tie Act f5r the better resa.
laton Of the Navy" The olyl officers OF the Navy
subject 10 an Tho Inconvenience OF military regulations
hoard ship without particle Of advantage such the
comta,ant officers derive from them In military life. rar
most important matter, AMI Il Is TO designate the pe
else spot where they belong, that rank has been gysav
Parsons aud Doctors Why. nsk, should young Leu
tenant az forey IN Court or al public celebrations In
own country take precedence OF an old Surgeon xAo,
twenty wears aso or less nursei him boy-nidshignsat
And where Is tho wrong II the Doctor take, prec,desi
Ant q these civil gentlemen have the vanity 20 desire
azyo the eyes OF astonsrd beh0ders with pair q %
.ui.tfes where j. the harm VIII your Indignant eoffes
pondant s0W az In what way ths honor Il the eoaay
the efficacy 81 the Nayy Is compromised by these rsgus
tons Of ar BNcrof The truth IL. that tha competent
officers IN the Navy sre 20 connected with nemisfsd
Congress thai they have almost a~A had things ins
own way: legislation has been partial. This very session
Congress the subject on which am speaking has ben
brought Up by Mr. Schenck ~ Oho who has two bothe
m She Navy both l,uienants. His object 10 10 place
thing, bac. who're they wee.
Coubstanis IN the Navy consider ships ofwa made en-
cusiyey r thsmsevcs that all the poscr snd rsns ard
glory belong To thsin 1houg hmtary glory 4 A. preni
nm .st now {, s 10 he hoped that Cor gross will defesi
civil Ulcers In their rights, which a. The mos' ere sum-
c.enfiy cIrcumscflttd IASnoskD siDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

FROM MArASzss-By the bark s. l.. Cro~ ell
we are 10 receipt Of files Of the Anrora and Reges Me-
eaas7 to Jan. Is but find them no in,slxsue Of i'm
portsncs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

r Advertisers can select Just such parts Of the cossJ
ana Jest sucu papers beat suited ~ the fsrb
their Ss business pursuits az the agency 0s
PALMER who Is specially appointed BY the propfieton~
toe papers oil the States and Authorized 70 over
eeipts f9r advertisements and subscription.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

NEW CBURcH.-The Eastern Market in High Of,
has recently been converted into Church, ard viii b
dedicated to Divine service on Sunday next. Rev N.
johnson Il 20 be the Pastor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

NV PoLKAs-Fith, Pond 4 Co No. Frruk-
ns0sss, have Published very pretty ne Posss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

~ WAEros's ERvALfsrA, FOR the cure Of Cossp
ticn, Piles, &c. For sale BY RING I92 Broadway JsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

PoucE--A respectable lrishman Of this city, BY
The name Of Wheeler visiting the hose FOR tho pur
pose Of attending the ntemen oi bis deceased mother
found IL cro~cei with men and women under the m
aasnce Of lQcor, who having wake. ant on at
tempting % make them iQAye the house be was violently
assaulted by some the drunken party. Yesterday
ersl prisoners were arrested for the assault upon Mr.
Wheeler bu, the latter being unable 10 identity them they
were q! schar,td from custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

A CHANCE FOR PRIsrERs.-We understand that
Mr. BOYLE the we-known photographer, being about 70
form classes Photography VIII present (rs<
tickets TO compcstors proof readers, reporters ani al
others connected with the press well to printers
ploysd in lob Offices Mr. BorLk had 1t In contemplation
TO form class exclusively for printers. bat finding
po..ble to fix upon an hour that would so even aA OF
the ooes In the City. be will supply each appI cant with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

eAUr SrE. MARiE-Ibo Toronto C0ioR'a 10
drawing attention 10 hc awkward position "a which the
British Inhabitants 81 the frontier settlement Il fsu Ste
Marie placed from he want OF duly appointed msss
and proper support Il ther authority In support
Of rs argument u gives account Of an vuauhorss4
arres, made On ssys) BY the sheriff from the American
side Of parties Br,h territory and also Of repeated
attempts OF American party 20 recover syesssl that
hat been seized BY the British Collector
Accounts q outrsges remote frontiers Gays the bN
t0 Conn erciai Adyerfsi) almost nysTsby essgse
aei 80 lar. Al least they throw the blame wholly %
eide the other. Men IN sdch situations are net 10
take the law into their hands aud what stIhe peace
lg law governed communities being curages are br
rude modes Of obtsnrg redress that cannot be ohsne
In any other way for aciu. wrongs. such even sowls
the substantial truth n The statements IN the above FL
tTact0f which know nothing hey Oni ~hst there ~
pcarswe would hore 20 be the true explanation Of 10
seeming complsned Of IA 81 fact however that
both the British and American have too lorf
neglected the Interest Of their settlements at the SAM
That point Is destined to become very Import
one aud should have every advantage that good ss
well Administered can give.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

some volunteer correspondent OF the Herald
has obtained admission in its columns tor the fol
lowing. /. embodies truth which the People ought
10 understand and ponder;
az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

FUELSAyIsG IN MAsUFAcroRIEs.-When We
examined and described Messrs. ID. Griffin Co.'S Heat
Generator ws estimated tina; It effected saving in fuel
equal to oneoGrth OF the formerly CONSUMED 10
running the works but believe tha, RI under
estimate. Capable and shrewd manufacturers h this
City who have adopted within the pas, year. compute
their saving sevsrAly by lis thousand dol
lars syeari enc Of them (shose business Is very extern
sve) puts his saving at TWO thousand. We think mann-
seiurers who have not yet examined this apparatus Will
consult their interest BY AZ least reading Messs Gra
Cos Advertisement in this paper. We think they VIII
then look al the works here ami Brooklyn where Is
low in practical operation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04

BOwERY SAVINGS BASK.-Mr James Mills Pres
ten Of the Bowsy Savings Bank has reported 10 the
Mayor and Aldermen, tina. the funds Of the Bank the
lst ult were slfl5.lO9 being an Increase within the
twelve month Of s335,7si Deposition. paid in during
lsG, slCsl,7g and drew cut Ss64ss0. The Bovery
Bank have s525s2 a, Interest In the Bachsrs and Dro
yers Bank payable probably on demand Ss35 245 are
scared by mortgage real estate; 327 2sl IN
vested In our City and State Stocks and In the funds Of
Ohio and the United States. Aosg the teposioTs, who
are i2 number Sl have paid Ir sums betweez 500
aud $500 each; 1903 accounts have been crsned,
and ass persons have Withdrawn their investments
Among the deposiors there are 100 taou sl baekshs
~ bakers lo4 cabinet makers ISL carpenters. 263 domes
tics, l64 clerks, ISL labersrs, I4s shoemAkers, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Z
HAVANA, Nov. The business In sugar continues
extremely restricted, owing to the limited stock.
few thouss nd boxes changed hands at firm prices and
place the quotations - In our last report Assert
ed kinds, 81 sx. eH es ris.; ordinary yhitss "a
~ rials; good to hne whites, ~ s rails; choice
rails; good to enc ysliows, SIX OK riss; BrowLs,
bx 81 RAILS Cuscuruchos, AZ rails. Little or no
thing doing in Moasses on account Of the very TIL
coffee have been brought to market and have sold at
s6a 5,9. for good quality. Imports.A cargo ofjerked
for disposal or nsh, the only sale was OF small par
eel Of cod, from Portland, at $4, and hake at Isl
there about $50 drums en- hand from Boston. Lard
is 1000 kegs cargo Of rice came in from Char eston
and the sales during the week amounted to $50 casks
rails; there now remain $50 casks in arst hands A
cargo Of Bangor lumber was placed at s2 and there
only 20 coo feet left from Portland No r. pine has
been imported. Sales Of box shocks have been made
at rails. and but small quantity remains in the
hands Of importers. There fair enquryfor molass-
Yet much asked for. Empty casks find purchasers at
the rate quoted well as good hoops but those Of in
ferior quality are interered with by the cid stock
which remains some Rhode leland were placed at $40
for 10 feet Candles of both descriptions are In small
supply and in request Whale oil comes in pretty
freely but prices supported; sperm continues dull
There ia no corn on and and IL Is not asked for
the Island crop is abuudantly supplied Three car
gees of Spsn.h flour changed hands at $10H per 1856
two eft for disposal Four carsoes Of coal arrived Of
which one placed contract and the Others re-
main Freghts both for Europe ana tne hteu Stases
are extremely dull The last transactions were .
Prusssn brig for Hamburg at e. 10 for sugar and E2
10 Cd for rum; and American brig to Baltimore at
isls for box sugar Exchange London ie At 10 per
cent premium. Lsrge transactions took place on New
York and Boston, at go per cent prem; but now
me re Is asked.
Nov. 10 The last sales Of provisons- 30 bbs pota-
toes $4H; 10 short hoops $40; 20 bills tar S4h 90
kegs butter S22; zoo boIos mould candles Sly; 100
srtrm S45 $50 boxes chewing tobacco, $i3; 80 boxes
pork $40; SEQ reams paper, SAX; SO bols refined
wbtle oil 60 riasi % bbs besched refined whale oil
20; 10 bhs talow. Si9i tble. rperm oil, St4 90
bcxts soap 81; "a bbs refined whale ell, 1pstriais.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
DEorEssOR BARRYs WONDERFUL TRICoP aERous

DEOrESSOR BARRY'S WONDERFUL TRICOPaEROUS
McdicAted Cempor nd-Grcenwich street. Nov. l5 siS
fer the great benefits have received from the
phsrous Having lost hair during service in Mexico
without effect induced through the advice Auder
trial II Tricopherous, which
veyed comfortable pleasanness the head that had
before experienced though did not Immediately perceive the
hsir grow This induced tn have
before Lad finished the third bottle had my perfectly
restored. lave continued 10 since and have
head Of hair had youth This you are at
orty to me as you please Irmain yours, No.
EIGHTH STREET March ls7-To Professor Barry No Is9
BroaowaySr In justice to the merits your Trioopherous
allow acknowledge the bened have from
child perceving her bair suddenly fall through
the information of her sister buy
the hair her hair recovered its former
strength and app have cir my
feI d. find Its reception uoh prove article
oblgr. Yoers. THOMAS CAMERON.
BARRys TRIcoPHERous have before noticed this
truly .rce for tho hair From repeated trials we
constrained TO add testimonials virtues As
remedy for dandruf and for opg the growth the hair IL
bottles price only twenty-five cents at the Principal Office
No. l39 Broadway.
BARRys 1RIcoPiiERoUs-Ths renowned article is winning
erted applause by ITS SUPERIOR effect in removing scu and
dndruf Il also Justly celebrated for preventing badness
rendering 1t indispensable to the toilet
The above few selected from great number Of similar
description and OF late its beneficial effects have become
raj respectable doctor
in anees Of like nature To prevent imposition the
words Barrys Trcopherous for tho HAIR Now York. will be
Agents. Anderson Demarest GOT Broadway; and Cod.
dDgton 1913 Hudson street. Mrs Hays 1888 Full street Brook
BatnoIc; W. Brown Washington sroet Boston Haylaud
Harre Co, Charleston. C Wright Co., New Orleans;
David Chamber; st. Louis No; BrcmSsr, Mobile Ala
gsts In the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock
on Saturday morning. IL is the best weekly news
paper to send to the interior Of the country abroad
Its contents give sort Of dagueeotyps view Of the
per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BAITIMoR Nov. 81 600 Baltimore 6s 1890 97; shs
Bank Baltimore So 20 Ball. and Ohio Railroad Co. us 30 do
27ls. - -
Bosror Nov. 72Erchanee Board-l0 City Bank. 9H l25
Fitchburg Railroad rights 80 do 81 "a ~ Boston and wer
Railroad sOd le ~ East Boston Co. l0x Western
Railroad Cheshire Railroad 664; Fall River Railroad,
s6ii Old Colony Railroad g 30 Boston and Worcester Rail
rights 2c do. go; is Boston and Maine Railroad lH
a aueion- shares Fsll River Railroad sss $50 share
81 Como I'd do tpar 50 S59 share; Eastern 20
Essex Comp NY 1901 l6 iva Lacouis ManuG Co, SS
II State Bank par Co S66 share Is Grocers 90 S9 a
26 Boston do tO $5 share 900 Vermont
and Mase Railroad Bond, S3h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

Boots-BOOts.-AMv WHO arc In want or an
article which, ohsspness DURABILITY and beauty
surpassed We would advise to OH o. our friend Young
Of Fulton snd Nassau streets French cal boots 81 50
fine calf 50 co. proof 81 90 patent leather cots
soled boots dancing CATERS Apper shoes 30
THE DOCTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

DARE sHEATkE-FRIDAY vENINo NOVEMBER
a. wtn ks -oduced the play entitled the LOVE CHASE
Mildshs Mr. slco~ gmsr ORTIZ Mr. Mcorhor.s Neville Sr
stance mrs shaw widow 1rsn. Mrs wiassnls, yeia MIRA
wa'o.s sice Mrs. D5e.t PeG,e Mrs Nseaham Am ala Mrs
wood Il. NJ Br Bsyrett; Mira Skeptc Mss Mary 1'yor
Dress Circle Family Circle ~ cents Upper Boxes Is
c.nts Pit H CENTS oaesy f2k Doors open h.f
pact 8: performanoeto commence Ut 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

Dp RALPH AUTHOR OF THE "PRACrICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise ao 50 Greenwich srsos-cnoe h9ors 20 =
sunda r des and JrG se
Attending their ouro chiefly however those who hsvo sal
bn servccs In structure c It's hrst or nopcn 70 i mofe
sd,snoed and distressing stages from nnocmnon sdyanaS
rsdcs cus Which, he has ground or sarx san DO 'htans
rom no ,thsr souros u America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, 20 10
dollars Coss 81 TO Sl 800 ess and irock Coat French
cloth trmnne 81 Si2 PArts fancy caanercs 81
s. Vests 50 ocnb 10 $sthesc are all unredccmed pledges
fresh FROM auction great bargaius 70 Su Stoe ooyner Nss
"A he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

AHRDICAL CARD.-DR RICHARDSON. LATE CONSULT;
l ing Ply scan TO the New Yors osge Of Medicine and
pharmacy DO suited st his Medical oce No u fark
Place. from A. toSP. all private diseases vE-senor
rhns Syphilr Geet structure and lnes Terms
moderate cure without confinement or injury
10 the constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

ROWEhY THENRE--FKIDAY EVENING, NOV. r.
~ will he presented the drama sfTHE MAID aSOTHE MAG
PlE-Cerad Mr. Stevens; nartn Mr.. wnaps Annette Mss
To be succeeded by the comedy Of CRIMSON CRIMES
Puna MT Winaus irs Funk Mrs Sunderland Also during
the eNenipg grand National Aegory will be In honor OF
Gen. Zseh,ry yorCap, wsser Mr. Dunn To 'r followed
BY the NEW ORLEANS SsRENAOERS To conclude With ROSE
Wheathsid Mr. Clarke Ed ARD alton,
Mr. j. H. Ha'l; Ned bask Mr. Duff; Ho,s Chuton Miss q.
Boxes Is ecrtE Pit and Gallery, l2k centa