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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

MD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE ron SALH-NO0
~ 70 and 30 Futon OF Water lately occupied
by Anderson Aaclay cose tie business offered TOR sao
q fair valuaon. wisng good business viii hsA
this unsurpassed For particulars apply to +. LIKBk, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

ONLY $1,000 DOwN.-FOR SALE, EXCHANGE on
~ lease first frame house, twelve sixteen
mi from City Ha with every convenience only two Year,
sbrubbery fru well fenced piazza front ard roar; pios
70 0O0 $4,000 remain mortgage Apply 1876 Sovsns
avenue, Twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

EoR sALE.A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
IA acres Of lssd attached In the village OF Waterloo Sc
pecs I n tsnty Of shTabbsy and choice fruit
from the lake Also, several village lots; exchssse tor
city property or Western land. Apply at 229 or
nCe "a A. CAMPREIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER.-BY
IA 8. BOGART This day. ut 1917 O'Clock, at the auction
rooms, corner OF Frankfort and William streets Sheriff sale
OF large lot Of groceries teas barrels -four
rice rasns saleratus barrel Of fish herring coffee soao,
scales counter iron sae 20 GOO barrels SALT feed
carpenter tool chest, iron office reilng office dssks
JAMES u WILLETT, sheriff
THOMAS CARIIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Alt0, by virtue OF pipes BRANDY. Also
borse, wagon and harness. LEWIS II. SUFFER-, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

SkLECTIoNs OF CHOICE BUILDING LOrs FOR SALE.
- Two lots east side Fifth avenue between Thirty
and Thirty eighth Streets northwest OF Thirty eighth
street. and Filth southwest OF Thirty
street and Filth lois Thirty
Fifth avenue; lots on Thirty eghn street east Of Ftnh
avenue do, west OF same lots Thirty fourth srpet.
runrpg though to Thirty fifth street Fifth do.
north side Thirty fourth street. Apply TO X. q. PIkRCE.
Pine OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

A UC1IoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF vALUA-
"A BILE real estate situated the north OF Bed
ford and wiloushby avenues, Brooklyn by PsED COLE,
auctoneers at ,be ssesroom 33 Fulton BROOKLYN
Wednesday March 49, at NJ chance for invest
ment-7Oper cent on mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
DIED.


BULLoCH-In Brooklyn, Thursday, Jan disease OF
the brain Mrs ERMINA BULLOCK, wife OF Mouton Bul'
lock in the Ssh year Of her age. .,-
The friends and scqusnisnces OF the fy are respectfully
invited attend her funeral this Saturday afternoon ~
o'clock from her late residence No ls Dean street. BROOK
lyn, without further invitation.
HARRINGTON--In Brooklyn, Friday Jan in the 7ath
wear Of his eye Dr. DANIEL HARRINGTON, late Of Phia
TIE friends are invited to the funeral from the residence
OF HE sonn.av Dr. w : Dillingham; No. l2S Heuy street
brooklyn, tomorrow Sunday at 2oeocS p III
rHFTtyF hi fY P II FY'' Jan aged years
Funeral from liz late residence No 81 Franklin street. Sun
DAY next al O'Clock p
dsvs EDWARD LAWRENCE, son Of James /. and Emily
johnson, oscd years I'D months
the unere 81 Lukes Church Hudson street sunday
at p H. without further invitation.
IEFOf paralysis Thursday morning, Jan. g. In the G2d
wear Of his age Gen DANIEL LEE late Com.ssary Gene
va ,,e1l and relatives sd those Of III, sons william IT, and
Augustus f. and Of h sou-n-luw, VIM. A. Darling,
sPecgiy n,ed to sSie ls e5 from his laie Fe,iaenee
1t 3. o'clock without further notice. Ills remains vii be
taken ~ Trinity Cemetery.
MORRELI-At Greenwich Conn. Saturday evening Dec
90 MARY wife Of Walter MoEre in the Goth year Of her
Her remains were Inferred a. Greenwood Cemetery.
POKD-On Friday morning. Jon T. WILLIAM BURLlNG.
youngest child OF Daniel r. and Coroeia B. Pond eyed II
The relatives friends Of the family invited attend the
funeral without further notice from the house OF his parents
76 Greenwich street. Bsnk, Sunday next at O'Clock
READ-At New Hayen on Tuesday Jan l. In the 9 year o.
his age, WILLIAM READ, formerly Of Thompson, Conn
SMITH-In this city, Friday Jan g. Ms JOANNA, wife
Of DAM. II. Smith, Bsed 81 years
The friends the family respectfully invited 70 sttad he
funeral without further invitation, Monday morning Jsu
Tat II O'clock from her late residence No 1876 West Thr
tleth street
Newark papers please COPY.
TRYoN-on Thursday morning, Jan S, REBECCA > wife
Samuel Tryon and daughter OF the late John Shannon
The friends Of The family respectfully invited sttend the
funeral, without further invitation Sunday the 9Th inst
o'clock p m from No. 81 Monroe street Her remains
will be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery.
TURNIER-On "Wednesday. Jan 3 WILLIAM TURNER,
al No. 10 East Thirty third street.
The remains inerre in the Cemetery ofhe Eyereens
TUCKER-On Thursday evening Jan. 3. sEed IS years
TANNING GOTHAM TUCKER, aged 10 years.
The friends and restiyes Of the family respectfully invited
attend che funeral from his late residence No Wet
Sixioenh stIcat Tue sday aternoon neKt 81 O'clock
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Oisasfers. &c.


RAN BRISTOL BELLE from Gibaltar tog New York wia
cargo fruit aud wine put into HasS NJ 81 on the Sdin.
BSIe M,TISic from Boston Havana struck Abaeq
Reef Dee 10 and Immediately elssG She VS. "'i
rortion her sold for the beeht OF al eo9eSne
r1 s. hI TESaTo from Liverpool Philadelphia "a s
countered succession Of westerly gales and heasy es on ne
passage. Nov ?, John Adans seSHan' s5sSe o. oh, s1
from the bowspr and was drosned Dec ~ si q 70 'p5
Orleans received from her barrel ct PORK Que OF one
Of bread. 49,. r.. r.u, n ~ a.v. eorv
NyoSp arrived At savannah 5lst u reports having
cap ibst on me st MI IN lat 81 a n lon w. lie ten
in with the British ship Eyeretts OF London, with o.
Sned Sns IS condition Capt Terry also reports that
the gath while reetns the nanss his mate Ogden rse q
ing every made him by almost niniedstelA
BT BRIG MARIA anna Tabor, from St. JOINS, 2, 6r
Boston lost 18th nit, near Liverpool ~ a. Vessel ana
scnR. MTcKLESSrRG ID Washington. ~ c.,
Of the 3Oh ut 10 miles A. Of apparently HAVING
been <ked but feS hous-pobaby during the night ~
saiP SEA QUEEN q Bath from Orleans for Hsvre.
from which inferred that her leak in the upper wos
ScTR Arctic from Gonaes for Boston, par, Of decg
Iced Of logwood IN gale from n W. 18th u and put into
ScHR GEoRGr d. FISHER, FentOn, from Philadelphia iOe
Norfolk WIN coal Wa run ssa U AID .t CAPTAIN snS
crew saved and arrived a. Norfolk o-Yesse cargo totx
ScHR d. t. MERsnoN from Baltimore, Charleston 10Th
it, experienced heavy gales on the pa'sese stove oos sPS
BEK .yr DOIrs wIaso II %.y, ac% Pr Prince
,S s we and two mem SICK OF Yellow fever Had
experience ell severe weather and was leaky.
ScHR. WILLIAM Penn Of Baltimore from Kingston, Jana.
for New-York which put into Havana Dee II IN distress has
beer condemned and sold for ss3 Part Of her cargo, wlr
was damaged also sof the remainder would be forwarded
70 Newly ork in bark Lyra.
BARK WILLIAM BANKS Of South Tbomaston, Bartlett at
Monevideo Pensacola yis Rio Janero after leaving RIO
anero had gale and lost deck load the 10th.
while anchor about miles from Msfeydso cut away tbs
masts dragging ashore soent saved
the sails and rigging Capt Bartlett had procured new
masts al 0 cost Of ST. 500 -,
ScuR RICHARD BoRDES, Arnold, which sailed from Faf
River Oh Saturday morning for Baltimore put back Monday,
with loss Of fore boom wheel broken, aud mainsa s in
heavy ~ r. gale Sunday morning. OF Fire leland Capt.
Arnold had his leg broken BY getting entsnged IN the maz
sheet.
NoTnINs has been saved from brig Sarah Ellen Of and rom
Portland Philadelphia which went ashore Benons Reef
near Newport night OF 2eth u She struck tho 0ues
Breaker went entirely pieces after Capt Doys
aud lcf foT Portland morning OF lst. inst.
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Whaters.

An a, New o.don oOfh alt bark Geo Henry Qeaie pa =
Straits via New port with 80 bbis. OIL
A. Cape de NeIds Oct ~, bark Kathleen Aim " b., ,ies1
ell we'll
well bound to nds1 Ocean, Nov. 10, Baltic Brownson do,
clean s well 49,,
At st. JSgo Nov r. bark Mercury Hayden, T. B.. al well
Oh ROrOtonsa Nay - ship othello BeckermsD " B. Ia
Il our.
letter from Capt hooers OF bark Mara of " B. reports
er at Otshee Sept o. fitting for home about 40 bbs sps
spoke July n Ion. l5 W. ship Amethyst, Jones' SB ~ s2s
Heard from A. Roronga June D. ship Oanges NckeFson Naa
lekness June IL Emily Morgan, Chase " B., 80 So
Upou in August Jas. Arnold Sul do 100 Sea 9a,
Nichols DO. 900 Ocean, Fuller 3D., 100 spi sr VIZ
cent, do, ,7C9 So -,
etIer from Capt Borden Of bsk Belle Of Warren iateS
Honolulu Nov s. reports her having been Tehed tn ssg.
ready sail for home. Has e ght 90 bbls. oil Son1 hp
Magnolia Of \. B. Reports heard from ship B0wtteh VA
dron Warren with 100 bbs this season. baks Hoosy Goes
do 800 bbls Brutus Swift, do, 1909 bbs Ocean, So'''
DO, 40 bills.
Bravo Cape de Verbs Nov. T. ship James Loper, Rsu.
dell Nentucke ali well clean bad ~ days passage had tofge
weeks Ne gales and bad weater days out Ia heavy -
~ wind carried away bboon, fore and ntopgs ant
and had one bost stove had landed Charles Turner and ~
Alexander Rule snd four other u,,.
Al Port PHya Sept. ., bark William Henry, Co.'S, OF W.
rem, 50 sp "a
A, Maurtius 5th ult bark Coyng,o, Newman Wsnen ."
bbls. this sessonbound home with oil on iFeghS IA
on Cape Nerd Islands Nov. g. bak Antelope, foaei m
nom Newport tor Port Prsya, for roh ProSisions-L"
well "a.
Oa Bravo Cape de Verbs Oct 49, bark Roscoe, cefn N''
nothing since lesyDg Fsyal. - -, sss
letter from Capt. Fish, Of ship Ccea Of Nsw Loh''f
Jorts her a. RnNo, Csp@ de VERDI, sept % sll weD'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
Philadelphia Markets. .THUFsDAY, Jan.

INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL, for the week ending
January 1855: 8Gf barrels superfne Flour O7 do. tine III
DO. middlngs; 1888 do. Rye; 9i4 do Corn Aea-30
demnsd. Total, II 81
There nothing the CoTroS market stocks light
end holders firm with limited business doing CLovERSEEp
tnted 80 25G 80 so b bushelhe latter from
there syery little Offering FLOUR firmly held but the demand
Tor export limited and only about 600 bbs found buyers al
20 ~ for standard "a 81 for better brands aud 20 81
Dbl for the home demand limited the above rates
with fancy lots higher CORN MEAL and RYE FLOUR
about stationary with sales Of the former tue extent Of
$50 bbs 50 IS y bb WHEAT AZ ~ ga - for
red aud ~ O5d - 10 tor white. CORSAbout 600 bushels
yellow sold $780, h. quality HYE-Sses resch
bushels VI 1s ri 2rn0stly the latter OATS
No change aud but few selling The market for ORocERIEs
quiet holders ~ their demlud The PRo
market b unsettled and lower Mess PORK held at
+l3 q Dbl Bacon have been sold at DC for Hams and II n
lie Sides Bulb Meas have also been sold in lots a
and Shoulders, sides and Hams rsspecty.ls
WmskY l. dull AZ n aa3c. for bbs and sc. tor LhdA
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To,al....2.76O.OO0

well sustained sales Of $50 bb Nes Orleans &c. aud LIS
i sToREshe receipts have been quite liberal
recently the stock of Spirits Turpenne is now estimated
bbs at d34 cash and Is days Crude continues entirely
nominal Common kosn 'te1Gy ana We aTt Oh s O u w
active the sales only in lots for CONSUMPTION at c Tor h
OLS-Engh Lnseed has continued yery dull, and we make
no alteration in quotations Crude Whale tends downward
though Eastern holders show inclination TO resxe sales
Refined is unchanged Crude Sperm without material change
though lots have been sold al abatement from SO
Lard OIL steady at tlaS cash aud amos heo Is dn 81
FRoVisIoNSThe market is lower and unsettled for Pork
the demand fair for the city trade and the arrivals ses
ofaO bbs at 6 62dS6 IS tor Mess and +li 81 Ga 30
the sales 500 bbs at $40 6sat for Country Mess
SIS Od +l for Vermont Mess SAC s4 10 for Repacked
at si8a42 Beet Iiarns are dull at s3d sl6 Cut Meats
are very heavy the supply Large and prices nominal ut ia
dull and heavy sales Of 80 boxes ed9td for Short Addes
rib and siaiOc for Short and Long do boeess Dressed
Hogs are supply, and lower; sales at 7G7c Lard
lower the arrivals are larger Of 300 bills and tcs at M
Butter n sg esSn e at Sss Sf S s
lo.c. Egss are selling at 25tf2S for fresh ..oo.o
80 Csleined ia fair demand; sales of 900 bills 54
RiCE-Prme quality has become quite scarce and the
ket rules very firm, with isr export inquiry sales OF 30 cs
SKINs-Deer sre quiet Cucoa Goat searce last sales
IMPORTS 1856
CuracOe. Porto Platte. .
TampcO. 473 Peruvian 20
Rio Baehe 80 r..., .n, se7;
suSAhs~A af%si feeling apparent today The hess
yesterday has disappeared The demand from rehner
has : Sssn end ri III fSSds
Gle and $50 boxes Havana at edsic. No export inquiry
SPICES quiet generally. Sales Of $50 bags Pinento at
i0sc cash duty psid and 1000 ID No NGtmsgs at &c.
SPELTER-An the recent mpoations having been disposed
Of holders eyinee frnnes; sc So mos Is asked
sEEDS-The demand is light for Clover i3a9fc. limo
thy Seed quiet $50 s. Is bushel Rough Flax Is rm
ct 81 3d s25O p bushel.
SALT-The market firm with less ofeTng sales OF 100
sacks Of tina, brand, " VeTdin" at 81 32h.
TOBACCO-At present 0 very moderate business Is doing
but the supplies of grades large, animation
shortly expected The sales hhds Kentucky 8t0llc
bb Havana sc 1870 bbls Of Cube private terms
IS Seedeaf OF 5c aud So DO Florida at 562c
TALLOW-The market is depressed small sales oay Of
i3c. for prime City.
T1N-Bsnca continues scarce with small ssles at 39c
cash Straits have been quite active With saes Of 100 sb
arrive, JOlc mos Plates better. with good in
quiry sales OF 600 boxes 81 at 10 S7tG Sll mos
WHlSKY-The market Is lower and unsettled sales Of 600
bbls at 34id35c for Ohio, and I5n35tc for Prison.
WHALEBONE-HOlders manifest disposition TO realize be-
fore lie receipt Of the crop and prices omAsy lower
at ds3c for Arctic and i3d No. for Oc0th The stock IN
the country esneted % $50 GOO It's Of which 700 900 its
Of the latter kind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
Arrived.

seabip Jamestown Parrish NOrfok &e, moe -" pAs
Shin Hsdee (crpcl tof Proyidenes Tresi~sa ss.e ~.
lnrhssi died al FooC howFoo), FooChowtco 10 asy w
Raisya rs DAYS teas Bucklin Crane sid ~ co oo pa
ia th nm tbasnso from Manila for New YORK 10Y.
% IL, SiaOs Ion p spoke ship Spray Of the OeeAa fres
Shsnshee for Iiyerroo rs days out Dee lat 50 ION W
srole mr. bark supposed Liverpool from Liverpool fo Wen
Indies ~ days 9th, lat 40 Ion 90 - spoke sAp n"ssah
R,S New Empire (of Portland DAVIS Trieste s5 days rss'
&c 10 master; experienced very heavy weather. been Il dse
w OF Georges with heavy westerly gales
Bsk n C. BUCHANAN Duseher Galveston q days, eot'o1,
=. Scir Rossise sisnoeu Gloucester. i.h 20 rnaser.
Schr Iona (Brl -, Hllsboro sriudstones 10 heAey y
Sh Ton.b Nelson Machias i0dsys lumber 10 D. SNOW.
SIR Hannah warwick Griffin PAlsiolp,ai days, whesi
Schr A. HampIoud Paine, Boston days, ha'cea 70 l. I"
A. L. Rowe. u,,,,
sch, n r K.nhaun Thomas, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Pauams, Allen, E!zatethpou Tor boston.
sci, w n Ttcoub, - New-haveu, ballast
Scb, Richard Thompson, Wnctts, Philadelphs, Coal
SIR Roxanns hurley 0o!iDs Philadelphia, coal
Propeller Decatur. Norwich: =, a.,
PROPELLER Cal.dous, Saunders Baltimore, ndse to yoa
Riley. 49,. -, p,.,... -. . . Ill.
Riley.
BELOW-One Br Brig.
sAuFD-ships Leah Latham for Autwerpi Sc Denis Fol'
,nsbee for Hsyre From the lower Bay: ship tBen Ansns
Gsrrick, for Liverpool
WIND-DuIing the day, \. NJ W
The new shin Sportsman (626 tuns from Belfast sheh
lived sd in ballast commanded oy tsP ret
tersou, and consigned 70 H. d. Brookman
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.N4RLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...,.""Jsn.
Cleared.

z,ssm.hirs-pse6c. Eldridse, LS;fIool T. X 0'IASsi
iobsyk IBr1 Barclay OlAsgow Ghesps, Dean
Co tnion' DAVIS, ohesI' e Fr9't ~ r,,..a. "a,
De-. d n Us.kns Sproul, Igrksc<yhle, J. W. z Loud :
Iayrs,,e Merrill Aspnws Geo. oneyi APoa tsrl, M, ~.
Gsassow D. II. De Wolf Msry Means h0PAA''' -
NTH Son. . -, H., ,,.-,,l,;. 7 Hand An.
-. SsTrsnt Alexauaa J. W Mckee, w. a. Innsno Us
@s1s Chsrlesou Dolner Potter Paoco.t hss-
TON Woodruff Robinson w H. smith Aooh, n d.ss.,
na,s, Potter. Sep.ue's Bride rton, Naples o. UAer
{ Co swan Rose Alexandra, Van B'nnt Slash,i ~
OBJ bay, 81 Johns, n T.. Hamonis' "o's's' -
+. Metcsf -. u....o,
Sloop-F Brown. Gsrdner, frovideuse, mAs'e"
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nIARRIRD ID.
NOoRE-sPEARSAOn tn,

MooRE-sPEARs-On Tuesday, JAN /, BY the Rev Tbos.
Armitage, Mr.. A. L. MOORE TO Miss MARY JANE
SPEARS, all Of this city.
MoNTLL-COHN-At St Georges Church. on Wednee.
dsy jan O. BY the Rev. DIR. Tying, Dr. j. ;. MCNEIL OF
Orange County 10 MARY daughter OF "uam Cohn OF TINS
city,
ROSHORE-RHINES-Iu this city "Wednesday, Jan 2, by
the Rev Mr.. Armitsge, ID. D., FRANK n. hOshORE TO
Miss PHEBE JANE, daughter of OlcoN Rbines su OF
his cify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05
To Mariners.

The Nantucket Inquirer says the Buoy on tie biE " I'd
Western Mark is gone.
Havana paper states that be Light Salt Key has beez
discontinued since the 18th u the burners anp') being woz
and useless. -.
On OF sbou the Isl Of January 1896 the Bowles Rock M
vessel Rsppshanook River Va, viii be removed hef
station into Winter quarters. Notice of her return will be
given. BY order Of the Light House Board -
Light House Inspector, 5h District.
Office Inspector u Lights, Norfolk, Va, Dec. l5 1855
Lrcur VESSEL o. YORK SPIT. CHESAPEAKE BAy.-fn
fomity with Notice Mariners issued Nov o. 1855 lsk
schooner Ixged painted color, with the wors
placed on the 81 Inst Oh the tail York Spit 70 mark ht
danger and guide vessels bound into Mobjsct Bay and ate
York River, western shore Of Chesapeake Bay Virginia
She il moored in four sthoms water, hard bottom.
The following compass bearings have been taken from th4
vessel: New Point Lighthouse NV. by ". Back River.
s.W. by :. g. Tewes Point, W. N. -
The Illuminating apparatus Of this vessel conSsts Of eses
ranged In lantern around the mast elevation Of forty es
shove the level OF the and may be under favorable
By observer ten feet above the water ct dys
nautical miles By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
A. NJ. PENNOCK, Inspector, 5th l.. III. District
Washington, d. c. ,Dec. u, 1855.
OcRAcoEE BARN. copy from Tue Nswbem ~ c. News.
the 18th ult the following concerning the bar There
needed OcTsooke Bar better buoy than theres saan
barrel which can be but short distance Is the only
placed the Bar guide the mariner when he can
the landmarks. This should BE- attended TO- as z.
lives and property which In and out st
inlet Bef Buoys placed various points coasts
thai this should be looked What hss become Of the proc
posed Beacon Light HseTss Our seanen suffer ueahT
OF it, Those things should be attended 10 @itboat
delay.
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sales Of Stocks AT Philadelphia. ........ Jan. {
RcrNFtcA for THE n Y TrIrr,vr Nv L u A Il a InN

I:t BesoS-. 600 sshys Nav ca 81 III 100 do. b5 70
Guy c. g. stR q Cry Warrants ss. 800 City g. Soi
800 I % o. & r ll1B loo CGn.len snd Amboy RI
~ Canal Pref Is, 80 70 Penn RR 49, II Beaver Meadow
RI 5t do 81. ~ Lehizh Llio n 2Mineh serp lsl Il
G.rd Bhk, ill DO ~ 10 Far Mech. Bns 81 a Me-
Bank, ~. - City BDs essh. D, % BsIs Of PcrfA Town
Hit q. IL
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tAdveTiisemeuLl
PILES, FlSrULA AND RUPTURE -EDWl ARD n

ulsoS, D., Editor q The scapel Operating snd
sang Surseor No - Ihay cures the above diseases ~
ssneniy without The fuife or issure Complete
nevy Invented Instruments usee BY him with prscsl drec
o1s plates WILDE Forwarded country Surgeons
CSC class for practical demonstration the deed body
% b commenced Jan. Pee loe The cure IN al cas-.
8aesskep ~ Dr. DIXON swaantel The patient Apty
ptrscpsy pdss hours hob es 70 sp4 p sgeIjugs
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Receipts Of Produce,

b. ne AsdoA Rfey Railroad tor ne cck -sds TAHodgy,
Dee y 1853 40 heaa Cattie ~ do sheep lie DO. Mutton,
DO Horses 30 1.-Two ngs $40 dressed Hoss Y packages Beef
~ bbs beef 20 DO fsh 10 do Pofk, 3i Poultry lGi
do Igg-, ~ do Pot and Pear Ashes 81 bbs WHISKY l0i
Ale aud beer, AL pks- Butter j do Cheese 100 DO
Lard ln buah Gate "a do Malt 19ej DO Wheat lsS %.
Baby, "a. W hSe - DO Feed ~ 9oPciA;ees - do.
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s healing qualities essentially different other
Caisrh Snuff For sale al al respectable DRUG Stores in New
rofk City elsewhere and Wholesale the Proprietor
ISiees BY srErHEN PAIL Co, No l49 Chsmbersst n T.
Otyi hEeENN, CLARK Co, Nos les rs, 5ll Brosdwsy
hpeHroSs Nee 10 Aor House and al Broadway BAENIs
PASk No 50 Broadway; NJ Mills, Breoklyu-
JAsKs DUNNO, PoPTietUr Albany, y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-05

ALpEpnrv ~ A TiGHr PLAcE.-It "a seneIeny
understood shout the City Han that Zoe las, Grald ID
dced Elk Of our city Alderman charges q s'i and cor
nP'ioD N eonDseoh "h ne wdsp-s Of Atlantis avenue
Three OF too :, saea represent the Eastern DHtrr
,hs etA' b,,.. rar,s Of The old city The mser W. e
Courts. - - - 49,
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.NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

FmE-lhLL BuRNrD-The large stone griss-inill
owned by Messrs lux & Angle in the village of Hope,
New Jersey, together with quantity OF grain, was
destroyed by fire on the morning of the I'd inst The
fire. it is supposed, originated from ashes kept IN
fireplace on the second floor Of the mill. Loss 1000
or s., OOO Insured in the Northampton Mutual In
surance Company Easton, Pa, for $40
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PhiIndcIphia Iron Market. JAS. 4.

Tho sales u PFC IEoN during the week delivery
beye been heavy Holders have advanced their preenons
stocss light Tue sales Of the week foot up $50
seie Il ported NJ Susquehanns OF coo NOs
offered respectively az rs aud +A Bars RAILS
SHEgT, fLArE ard NAILS irn last quotat ious
HoldcH anticipate a hrisk Spring business.
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NV CLASS IN PHRExoLoGY.-The second

Css will be formed Wednesday Evening next st 7. o'clock
These who could obtain ednDoe to the first may now be
accommodated Tickets may be secured 81 the PbrOsolOsc
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