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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-31
MARKETS ELSEWHERE,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, January IL Cotton-The market has
been less animated and the sales confined to 5000
bales at firm prices Tobacco We heard Of the sale
30 hhds, but did not obtain particulars Sugar-The
heavy stock the levee led to the sale Of nhds
which 600 hhss. were for the west. Prices without
change; fair go DC. Molasses market is dull and
only 100 bbls changed hands at Is 1870 leaving a
large stock unsold. Flour-The market IL quiet and
dropping Sales Of 100 bbs Illinois and 500 bbls Ohio
In lots at 20 Corn-Fair demand Sales 700 sacks
yellow at 6lc $50 at so s29 in two lots at $50 700
white and 1900 white and yellow at $50 400 white at
b0c 100 mixed at SOC; ITO white at 53hc.; and two
nat boat loads rather green at Acc Whi.key-
sales at l9c Pork Sales 100 bbls at 50 ~ at
SO 10 and 30 bbs pA line at ST. Lard-Sales 80 terces
at bc 81 do at bsc ll3 bbls. at 6c 100 do at $50
SOC kegs at $40 and 900 do at 64e Picked meat-l2O
bbs picked hams sold ut 4hc; and 10 bbs shoulders
sides at 4o as do at 4c 10 casks country cured and
10 casks old at 10 and - casks shoulders at 3c Salt
"A cargo Of $500 sacks Liverpool sold private
terms. Frsights-Cotton shipping to Liverpool at
ls32d ship taken for port in the Mediterranean
private terms Exchange -Traneactions llmited-Lon-
don private bills, a 10 per cent premium Bankers
bills, III per csnt premium Paris, 30 40 New York
90 days, ~ per cent discount New York sight, x
q per cent premium. Treasury Notes, par.
NEW ORLEANs, Jan. %, ls4s - Sales of cotton good
mddliDg, at 62S 7kc. Sugar IL in fair demand with
sales of fair qualities at 81 40 choice st $40 The
market for molasses depressed and the sales
day were principally at 10 1870. Flour has settled
down to SIS Tor prime Ohio and Illinois, and S. 25 for
choice lots Freights edeclinng, In suencs
the numerous arrivals. The demand for exchange has
fallen on We notice q few transactions at previous
quotations.
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Died.

Died.
Yesterday morning. 3Oth instant. after a short but
severe Illness JOHN S. BARGER in the 2oth year Of his
age
His RELATIVES, and friends invited tc attend his
funeral this afternoon, at o'clock from his late resi-
dence, 18th street, Gowsnus Hill, Brooklyn.
On Saturday afternoon WILLIAM, son of William and
Phebe Lane, In the Sd year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this after noon at O'clock from the
residence Of his parents No lO7 Wiloughby between
Gold and Prince Streets Brooklyn.
On Sunday, Jan. 30th, JOHN H. GRosvRNoR, aged 40
years.
His friends particularly nvitsd to attend his fu
neral this afternoon at halfpast O'Clock, from l73
Mott street, without further notice.
On Saturday evening, Of consumption, HELEN
GRAHAM infant daughter Of Arthur and Mary 7. Eg
gleso
On sund:y, seth instant at O'Clock, PATRICK Nc
His friends and those Of his fathern-law, Mr.. Edwd
Munson, respectfully solicited to attend the funeral
this Monday afternoon at half past three o'clock
at 10 Chestnut street. without further notice.
At Williamsburg, on Satur day evening, Jan. 29th,
MARY DuRLAND wife Of Carrot Durland aged 40 years
10 months and 30 days.
The friends and acquantsnces are respe ctfuly inv
ted to attend her funeral at her late residence l7s
South Fourth between Seventh and Eighth streets
Monday, at 10 A. M also the members of the Kings
County Lodge No. also those Of her brothers, George
and Joseph Levness, Of New York. Her remains will
be taken to Jamaica.
On Saturday morning. the goth instant of lingering
Illness HELEN, daughter of William Chauncey.
The relations and friends of the family respectful
~ invited to attend her funeral this day onday),
the 3lst inst, at o'clock p M precisely from the
sidence of her father No los St Marks Place, with
out further invitation. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for nterment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-31

This journal will be published every Tuesday at dol
lar for the campaign.
1t viii be the size Of the daily Herald and will be per.
fecty unique in its kind. 1t will contain all the polit
cal matter of the weekgving all the movements of the
different Presidential candidates and their friends full
length It will also contain the money and produce
markets. Each number will contain leading editorial
article, embracing philosophical view of the move
ments of the week-the progress Of the candidates
their chances OF successthe rise and fall Of the po
cal barometer as to give to every throughout the
country correct and accurate idea of the progress
the Presidential election.
Wehave already had numerous inquiries for it, and
doubt not 1t will have tremendous circulation, judging
from appearance-probably hundred thousand sub
scribers
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trade and holders Of Kentucky and Virginia Tobacco re-
NAMED 6fm We quote Virginia Tugs 2kssj< OTIS; smo.
Aing 4a4h cts, middlng 10 nns mlddling for chewing
oAsoH cts nne to finest, for chewing 7ssk cts. Hea
Wy brown and black free lesfv Kentucky and Virginia
tobacco for the West Indies and the Pschcwa held
from oK to sK cts.
TALLow.-Prices steady, without sales.
WHALrBorE-Sa Sales of Is 900 lbs south sea were
made ct 2sc, and 5000 do at $3.50.
WHsKEY-Sales Of $40 bbs were made ct 26c
WNr-Sales of l27 or. casks Sicily Madeira were made
at 40 and 62c and 80 casks Of Port at and TOO
FREioHTs-Engagement were made to Liverpool at
6kd for grain. The packets demanded I'd, at which
small engagements were reported The rates for -four
remained at about Is I'D, while packets asking
to London or Havre.
REAL Estate AT AUcrIoN.-House and lot corner
Carol st. and Red Hook lease let II feet front extend
ing rear to point 100 feet 50 lot adjoining 25x
1000, 1905 do do same Size 40; do with green house
do 500: DO same sixe 40; do do, TOO; do do 500
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


The market for breadstuns generally was dull and
ales of all kinds moderate The languor which usually
prevails prior to the near approach Of an expected
-four tho chief consisted Of lot Of Gene
ses sold to arrive in May Other small lots of Western
and New Orleans brands sold at about previous
prices Sales Of Genesee wheat made without
change in price, In corn transactions light, pre-
vous rates being barely maintained The market closed
heavy. Considerable sales of meal made including
Provisions were inactive The chief sales were confined
to prime beef lard, &c., with small lots of pork
terms stated below The week closed with larger trans
fair amount of transactions In moasses, and light
sales of sugar.
A,nE'ssss Of about 30 barrels Of pots made at
g.. Pearls took sudden jump. The market opened
with an advance and closed with sales Of $50 barrels at
81 Soa 81 rs, closing firmly at the latter price.
BREApsrvrFs -F2sur-The stock of -four in this mar.
ket has been very carefully examined into by
chant possessing ample means for obtaining information
the result Of which he states follows that the LIST
day Of February next 1t will not exceed 900 barrels
Sales made todsy of 1000 bbls Genesee, to arrive
in all May next at IS s7K $50 do, fiat Ohio at So 06H
900 do In lots including Western brands, at s. 06
and round hoop Ohio, via New Orleans at s. IS in
Guiding some parcels at Sc; straight brands Michigan,
were worth So O64 Sc l21s; and Genesee, So lax Q
So 25the latter price for quality In small lots
In Southern there nothing Of moment doing-Balt
more Howard street. and Georgetown worth about
So IS So 37K. lot of Richmond was reported sold,
butwe could not trace It, Wheat-Sales Of 900 900
bushels Of Genesee were made at 1885, and 400 400
Long Island at 1910 Corn-The Sales footed up about
5000 5000 bushels including chiefly lots Of new South
mixed at 64c, and 1000 New Jersey, at &C. Meal
Sales Of 900 barrels were made on private terms for
future delivery and 500 do for shipment at 50 l2 Rye
was quiet at $50 soc and Rye Flour at 81 Is - so
asked. Oats were steady for canal at SOC.
ByANs-Sales of loo bbls of white were made at 81 %
per bushsl and 100 do at ST. lax, and 100 do at ST.
CoFrEE-The market was steady, without change in
prices.
Corros-The market continued dull aud inactive
to-day and prices ranged along inside quotations.
QUALIFICATION.
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MONEY MARKET.

comparison Of prices ruling at the close of the mar
kat yesterday with those the close of the pre-
vous week exhibits an advance In Treasury Notes Of
per cent? Ohio os Y; Pennsyvanis SIS IN; Indiana 6s
u; Reading Mortgage Bonds VI Norwich and worces-
ter ss Erie Scrip NJ Harlem All Long Island Az Far
mers Loan ~; Canton az; Morris Canal u; vicksburg
fell OF per cent; and Reading Railroad Il. Within
the past week the Reading Railroad Company has de-
carsd stock dividend Of ~ per cent, and the quota
tions since Wednesday last have been divided of.
The importations into this port during the pest week
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Prince stre.t-Jobn 9 oge Taylor, the celebrated Coz
timer, ~ now employed ia making The endid new
costumes for the approaching and MIR William Dh
bee HAIR Dresser 263 Broadway preparing character Wigs
SUIT each costume Dresses and Wig, for Balls sent 70
part Of the Union for sale or hire When large quantity !.
len Mebove will Immediately be attended TO- Robes Rees
CosSmss and every requisite prepared and hand for
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Diamond Pointed GaId Pens. Of every quality,

aud all prces both wholesale and retail by b. u Watson
Co, - william street one door below Wall street, and
Savage % foiton street makers and ooly dealers in the
celebrated Hichelieu" Gold Our prices known
be thu cheapest IN the city, while Pens
superior to IN the world Gold Pens, ST. 81 as and
81, the same Pens sold elsewhere 81 so and S2 Gold
Pens repaired or exchanged.
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How singular that persons should reg.

lsct usirg it, and become ,tsop-shouldered with their
belchngs and when ssk them n they have
the cosspmpton (which is the TRUTH htetic flush oyer
spreads paid and they answer no-ony
sght That slight cold wilcay Them 70 tneir
grave If hey had taken time the universally acknow
lodged good remedy, Mrs JERViS'S Cold Candy all would
have bean we'll beware Sold by Mr.. w lERvIs. 49,
broadway, corner II White street: 100 Fulton street. 39
Fulton street. Brooklyn, and other Druggists.
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Moorheads Graduated Magnetic Machines.

we call attention to these new and beautiful insru-
ments which confidently asserted to be the most con
venient and e.cue for the relief Of disease which have
ever introduced In all nervous affections they in
valuable Their construction perfcsv simple, and their
operation extremely agreeable Each mscnne
MED by mahual with ull econs for use
and sold, wholesale aud rftail, b ID Z. MOORHEAD,
1852 Broadway, New York Each instrument warranted
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1t will be perceived that compared with the CORES.
pondipg week in the previous two years the imports
tho week just closed have been immense the duties re-
cevsd being greater than the aggregate value of the
imports for the week in ls47 In consequence of
the prevalence of head winds for some time past large
number Of packets kept out and the first favor
able change brought host Of them In at once
This accounts for the enormous importation of the
past week large per cent of the duties were paid
Treasury notes in consequence Of the depreciation Of
them In the market small having been In
any quantity at about per cent below par and larger
at from to two per cent below par So long
this depreciation continues long will the bulk of the
payments to the government be In that shape.
The quantity Of certain articles exported from this
port for the past week. distinguishing the destination
and amount Of shipments to each country, an
nexed -
EIroRrs FROM THE PoRr OF New YoRK-WEEK ENDING
JANUARY 2srH.
To Great Britan-Flour, n 07e bbls wheat, 80 s07
bushels tar s4s bills; whale oil, 1908 gallons hams
l020ol lbs turpsntine, 22O5 bbls; beef 1852 ierces
beef % bb max seed 10 tierces; cotton 22ss bales;
80 500 bushels; meal $50 bbls talow, 10000 lbs
cheese e7i $751; rosin SaS bb' lard sls45 lbs rice,
ll4,s03; clover seed, 976S.
To France- Whalsbors 4sI lbs cotton 6ss bales;
wax 4sal lbs hops, so bales; taow, l22aos lbs hams,
TO ST. D.minss-Pork 1911 bbls: dry fish, $3.50 lbs.
res 1871 Ib: hams 100 lbs four 800 bbs alswivss,
70 BriisS NSrI Hm:riesm coionies"Four 1875 bbs
pork 85 bbs rye -four, SO bbs meal CTS bbs beef,
10 bbs corn, 100 bushels.
lbs dry fab, A gao lbs beef 10 bbls msckere bbs
sorn 800 bushels; hams, 90 $50 lbs.
To British West hndi.s-Lsrd, 1858 lbs; pork, 400
bbs cheese aa5I lbs bsef a9l bbls; RICE 50 asa lbs
meal so bbls.; dry fish, $4,000 lbs.
The expectation Of breadstuffs within the week have
Va. to
tered before the ports close
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aBvHs7lsRKssfS NEW EVERY MORNING,

NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTiO NEER-HEAL
E,taie Madison Square -Posye sale offory-siI
Vuape Lots IN the Improving Of the
nsdre vicinity OF Madison Square Tue.day February
is az ~ oslo "a; will be sold by Anthony Bleecks al
situated .d on Madison so and STAT 'ee 'nd
avenue; do 29th street; II 30h street. do 3l,t street
Terms liberal and made known the sale w r Hailed 81
Wall ST. Terms Sixty per cent of the purchase money can
f.ma1 on % bond and nosags for three yeat cent
photographic Maps Of the above lots eau DO obn
ed Of the auctioneer. No. Broad street.
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en"Ppeu hhhus and Face speedily Cured
BY Gispns Soap 1t is pleasantly perumed and
shouu DC on tne oe every tally those who
hye tender skn-and for children Sold wholesale and
isil by WfATT& kErCHAM, l2i Fulton street, N, "
Price ~ cents. Wa the only agents Genns
Indian Dye Indian Oil for cooring the hair and othsr arti
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FnG-The market continued qnist. and small SALE
of mackerel were making to the trade including No.
FRurr-Wst dried raisins continued steady at 81 65
sales made by auction OF $50 casks Of rasins
damaged at 81 50 So and 800 boxes rsisius damaged
at cash At private SALE 5000 whole boxes Of raisnt
1900 do half do and 800 do quarter boxes per Reindeer
were sold private terms and 1000 lbs dried apples al
DO a4zc.
LRATHER-The stock very low but owing TO forced
sales at auction in the dead Of winter unfavorabe
period for selling prices had accordingly given way On
Thursday next there viii be two public sales consisting
Of 10 900 sides.
Hrp.s-The arrivals for the month have been large
and the stock hand Is quite heavy prices however
were well sustained. all circumstances considered. W.
notice sales Of some Rio Grandes at 1910, and some
Orinocos at 91lc, 6 months.
HEMP-Nothing reported.
Ho.r1-sales Of is tiercss Nuevtas were made on
IRoN-96 packages Russia sheet damaged, were sold
by auction at 6Ka6Ec, cash.
LEAD-No transactions reported
MoLAssEs-Sales Of ass bbls New Orleans were made
ct 2sc, less per cent of for cash.
NAVAL SroREs-The market was quiet while prices
steady Sales offs bbs spirits Of turpentns
made on the wharf, not in good order, at s7Xc
ILs-Linseed-American city pressed was nrm at
66c English was selling at thesame price Sales of 800
gallons city pressed were made the above terms.
There said to be SALE quantity ascertaned of
handsome shipping whale, supposed to be at something
over 34c selected do steady at 800 There no
change In other descriptions Of fish oils.
PaovsIors-Sses of so bbls new moss pork were
o sSo Sc Of 0s
oxc, and ~ hhds do at $50. We continue to quote
shoulders at $40 Beefsales Of 900 bbs Of prime city
inspection. made at s. SIX. Lsrd-ssles of 600
kegs made at skc so bbs do, at $40 and 80 do,
at ~ SIC Chsese-Large sales have been made the
present week. with lots for export prices
ranging from oKs7c. Butter-There was no change in
Ohio or this state Sales Of rs packages Delaware were
made at l5c, cash.
RicE.-Ssles Of 100 tierces made at 50 80 37K
which was lower by l2ko per 100 lbs
srIKrTs-Sales were made byaucton, Of so half pipes
Of Otard and other kinds Of brandy, at 81 90 81
81 a. and 90 boxes Bordeaux claret - - 05, cash
uoAR-Saes were light, and We have only to notice
as hhds New Orleans sold at 4,Sc, 4months
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement, exhibiting
the prices receipts sales and stock hand, fer the
week ending this afternoon, the goth inst -
Sold the Reed this Stock on
Prices. week. land
Kentpsky vTinal ~ too cts $50 hd, is' lids 1885 lids
Maryland and Ohio is hds
Connecticut Seeds TO Is 360cs
Penn,ylvania dos tolls 39ocs
Florida. $500. > to6o 3ocs Secs 1o3
Havana. ........2 to1k 100 bales $50 bis
Cuba. .........l2h TO % l75bales 1913 bis $685.
Yam. ......n TO Uk 1862 bis $50 bis so
st. Domingo. .....W oh M
Thu buaineee VA lively Alm0et branches of the
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-FOUR SERVANT GIRLS, LATELY ARRIVED
Il from Holland, would like to have employment. Also
two small families from Holland would like situation
farm Please apply at the Nehernd agency ia Greenwich
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DNHlS EVENING, AT THE HALL OF NOVELTY,
of Centre and Pear streets TableauI WANTS or
the living Model Artists. male and female The Greek
Slave persouaed By young lady Of faulless whose
style ofepesenaion being eIacy ate, Powers statue The
Palm, Bino with Songs Gees NC. HColemans Banjo
solos, Maehiue Poetry. Admission shilling Doors open
All -f q precisely.
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THE "MACOMsER TROUPE" CONSISTING OF
L Miss Clara Mscombsr LIST Soprano with violin; Miss
Emma Macombsr, I'd soprano with vioonceo; B. Covert,
ballad and tenore o. L. Dodge primo basso; r. Hec
(formsy of the Rainier Famv) sscundo bssss would
especially inform the pnbc that they will Grand VI:
cal ald instrumental Concert the Society Library Bread
way N. Y, Wednesday evening. February Id Misses
Mscomber the twin sisters will perform number of the
popular airs the violin and viooncoo Tckes 80
to be had at the principal aud At the door,
Doors tsk Concert IA o'clock For particulars
uramm
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A NTHONf j. BLEECKER. AUCTIONEER-DEsL
"A rabe residence on the south east Of Madison
aud 28lh etAnhony Blocker will sell at auction
Wednesday, Feb 3D. at IL O'clock the berchants
change the three story and basement house ON The
Of Madison and 28th lot in &C.
house feet inches by SO feet Deep including Of
~ feet deop buit the best and flushed
den style. with all the late Improvements.
RY LEWIS X Neutrality-suspicious. 1877 CHATHAM
- street. Pawnbrokers SaesThs day, Monday Jan 81,
O'clock large collection of uaredeemed pledges
mems overcoats dress coats pants, vests ladies'
,hawls blankets quilts &c. By order Of A. Goodman 81
Centre street.
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ma ElNHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
I7A Sgns-Thefe letters remarkable for durability
and brcncy Of the gliding unequaed By any other article
in the cywhich brlliancy warranted to sa.d
weather They apanned any color that
be desired Orders left at Jones Beebee Co.'S I2l Fuos
street. will partnership hsrsofOrs
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Married.

Married.
On Saturday evening" the 22d inst by the Rev. Mr.
Piese, Mr.. WILLIAM Raglan: to Miss MARY JANE Low
Their, all Of this city.
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EAGLE F0UNDRY-sTEAM ENGINE AND MILL
~ Wright Establishment for saleThe subscriber offers
for sale HI, well known establishment Gadsdens Wharf
convenient the river for steamboat work. shipping and
Sc good order and calculated Tor the m.nufeue Of
descrp The foundry has cupolss for tan bast)
cast from to tons brass furnaces large
machinery driven by steam engine Of ten horse power
there heavy paneng machne Will plane 10 feet by feet
inches; large slide lah, will feet long;
bore cylinders, 10 inches diameter large face plate
lathe, will turn ee do for boring railroad wheels &c;
5double ana single geared turning athes drilling and
ing machnes key cutting machne grind stones and
&C. and great variety of wheel patterns engine aud
other patterns, suitable for mills and engres ration
m this neighborhood The boiler shop well supplied with
necessary tools: OF rollers pair OF shears punching
machines lone works by seam) and foges aud Temporary
foge The blacksmith shop has FORCES aud good stock
OF tools There also good large shop and
makers shop. The establishment is in complete aud
successful operation, and will be kept until sold This
would be profitable investment to mechanics abb
lily and steam power railroads and machinery
will be given any time before the frat Of July 1919 For
further particularly. apply to JAMES McLESH Eagle Foun-
dry. CLRrleatnu. s. =.
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INDIAN pORTRAIT oALLERY-MR J. O. LEWIS

INDIAN PORTRAIT GALLERY-MR J. O, LEWIS
respectfully informs the e rens Of New York that he
will pen for exh biton Wednesday Evening No an
Broadway, his Gallery OF Trans aren't Portraits Of Indian
Chaacte comprising some Of the principal Chiefs of the
-acs, Foxes, thppeways Winnebagoes, Potomattom
Mensmones, sbawnees, Sioux, aad Miami Tribes These
Paintings have been all taken from Life by Mr. Lewis while
in employ of the United States government copies Of
which its archives Washington, aud may
be implicitly relied for fidelity Exhibition from 10
duyiss inn
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LIVERY MOTHERS BOOK-THE APPREHENSION
II ofpoveIty and the Of large family Of children
prevent many consderae people from entering the married
state but here book that will tell you important
which thes. objections Price cents For
sale BY Burgess StrinEer, 222 Broadway Zeb.r Co.
Philadelphia Davis, State ST., Bos and the rub
Usher No 4 Ann
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MO CURE NO rAY-pR CoRBrrT, ia DUANE ST,

MI CURE NO PAY-DR. COHBrTT, 9UUAN NJ u q,
N member ofhs Royal College Of surseon. London may
be consulted Of certain delicate diseases p
tce years devoted to yencea W
G. form of this disease Recent cases cure
fou DAYS used restraint IN dc or Onsr
ness Structures cured IN one or two weeks w
bays ed in certain habit positively be
stored 20 health society Remember Duane street, usrt
door 10 DR.. Johnson1.
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DRUNSwICK'S STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE,
- representing the VENUS DE MEDICIS aud APOLLO
DE MEDICls Open from A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ at 39e Broad
ffck. IN
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L York Line of Packets-Regular Packet Of Thursday,
February l0th-Very reduced rates of freght-Ihe new
splendid packet bark Tn ETls Captain Crosby.
loading and will positively sail above her regular day
Eor passage having splenddly furnished accommo
datons apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street
OF to EDWARD X. COLLINS, Sc South street Agent IN
New Orleans William Creevy, who will promptly ward
all goods his address The packet bark GENESEE Capt
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MEDICAL CARD-DR. MORRISON 2cak FULTON
WI dsvotes his entire time the treatment OF private dis
eases Recent particularly 0onorros he cyres few
DAYS Constitutional debility from secret habit inducing
nocturnal emissions, and mpotency, is radically curd BY
HIM. Strietures he without pain See Dr. NJ. Dpo
with the signatures of Sir Ashley Cooper, Sir A. Carlisle
&c in his Once 2o4k Fulton street perkc cure gusr
ante