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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
IO.OOp.OOO .N0rus MuIticauJis
Cut(ings.

'Nlit subscriber has ior sale Tive above number
~ O. cuttings ron this lnyauahle tree. No rsm-
Weh'afy Z necessary % prove ipcDntcsiably the OK
r ~, yauc q htse trees That the growing ol
sik 10 This country lucrative above an other aec,,.
palons, s established conciusiyrly, ~ reference 10
experiments already fully tested and there exists
aIso, TOE elearc.t and almost paip3tc eydence that
he propagation Of The tree Tor market viii be- pro-
hisble lof many years A dc nodh. in Inc cutiua
% s,k ~ ooo Is considered an average weld TO the
lland' where here exisia many ucongcaicuccs I'm.
known p tlfs climate.
Ap25c3l9ns 70 myself, near Haebure. Or 10
MAJ w II furnvf, agent az Marion, Perry COUNT
Alabama promptly attended 70.
r J; N WHSINGER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
PONTOTnC COUNTY

We understand from undoubied aulAosily, thai
Bradford ldem.l has been elected by majority
OF so to 100 votes over Ghoson the fed. can.
didate,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

--s,.--Tas .o45sns Pece oa Au,lm ae
A. ,,. .VtrEguHes Aeruoailr," Paper
e.. rs DE Green NlIa.a.E, where tbs S
-..iia-a5.y ss4son- Nasa The i5o5t OF
30 FL. aa.,..asl i.s yellow wreath around
-, Il a,ug green that Hit ,aeir LOFTY
Il 81, is,, airy tides, when those iabyrH-
!. NTH ths, thousands Of outrageous
are slap, OF thea versan' maa'.e' AID
= I.qss,h tide Of yellow and CRIMSON
- a., struck down BY Aulumu's seremg
'i"' ~,r,e rushing from surrounding heights;
'l.l ~ gsnrle zephys have taken their fight 10
50 = ',ilsrn cline, and shrRl EoHs brea,hes
1'...,,ll dlrse over those heayen.k'ssing
.5s,. ,hcn, indeed, it Is melancholy sea
/ ..,,,n ha, come again, and with lis falling
=, and laaag flowers shadows forth a type OF
he. Summer Is gone, and the winds as
'.' .,,,n gently through the rushing leaves,
l IN. melancholy dirge o'er the depares sea-
w. Pence be wlh thee departed summer, thou
IN many sad memenioes. Many noble
~ b,. tbou crushed, and upon many a far
"a, L,s, ,hou set they seal OF sorrows, but
HfaN
w" ho v,tb thee and thine, thou hast dealt
m, with Us and We part ~ peace. And thou
I. .g, Iu,nmr. thou season Of the rusjliug wind
s,' lf,lln, leaf how shall We bid thee welcome?
1 wv i,,a Nee. Auumn, We love thy sombre brow
- nslaoehaly aspect, and when the flowers fade
' ll M Leaves fH, we love to steal out into the
IL ~" and phlie listening TO the winds as they
,igb through The trees, whose leatless branches,
/, o,r boyIsh fancy We once deemed, reached the
,sr Heavens dream away the cares and ankle
nos of he. Autumn! right glad are we to well
came thee, and thou brIngest Us one step nearer
/, hat gos to which we are all travelling, still we
nee, hee as an old friend with whom we have
.,led the sea Of life many seasons and as such
Ne gee tAee now.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
General Agency and Commission
BusiHes.

TiE Subscribers haze formed co1artncrsl6r
y lta above Inc Of BUSINESS, to he conducted
~ ,ht Wy O Mobile; from and alter tlr frst dsy Il
01'009' nc -, under The Vie and irnof
:, ii Is. 4 g. HOLCOMBF.
Having been engaged in the same line 81 b3siness
Ior several years 70 DE Cily Of Augusta GcorrIa.- -
ana acquired The necessary experience and knowl.
eHge Of Che business t'ey have undertaken -espe-
claiy ~ TIE sale otconon they Gel confident Of be-
ny abe to give satl-acllnn - those II their friends
Who may c2ntde business % their management
N'S :" tie hrn VII at all times be personally pres
eHt, to leud To the businea Of The concern.
HENRY Is. HOLC0MBE.
GEORGE G, H0LCOMBE.
Nos. i6lh lS39.--Ig-2ow.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

SPECULATION TAKING A sK1 DIgTcTIoN.--A
young man in an adjoining town was mighnI,
smitten with The beauty Of lady, whose father
had suit at law, which must forever make o.
break him, and popped The quesiion.--She an
swered m tic affirmative, and was expressing !
desire for immediate marriage, when he thus 10.
lerrUped her +" can have the refusal Of YOU for
six months, can't l'-- Chicago Democrat
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

MuxFicExcE.-John Jacob Aston, has made
bequesi of three hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars, for Tie establishment Of free public library
in the city Of New York. Mr.. j. g. Cogswel,
the person appointed BY the munlficeni donor to
select the books, has left for England in further.
arc d The purpose
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

MARhlED.-0n Thursday evening, Nov. III
inst, BY the Rev }. d. MASS, Mr. A. j. EVANS.
10 Mss FRANCES T.. a. BURNETT, daughter
Of Col. BIlngC Burnett, 81 Of N. town Of Abef.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
Stop The Thicf---S5O Reward.

stop the rhicf---S5O Reward.
OtTOLEN itoia lhe subscriber a fw aays ago,
> b. one Robert Mgckeisana fine ssfrel horse Sc.
ycR nr eight years Old, PAGES weil, with one white
ore loot, white spit on his forehead, ana telan over
bis Ie(t eye, together with an American saddle ana
double bride. SAID Muckeraon is about 10 wears
81 age has black hair and eve brows, fair skin. with
his night hanl burnt and IuIe finger drawn up or
crooked weighs about l69 pounds and had on when
be len brown cloth coat, yelye, collar ana back
six hat half worn.
The above reward will be paid for the apprchan-
SION and delivery Of the thief and lorse, ~ SIS 70
lhe horse alone delivered 10 myself, ur TO VIVA B.
Weaver Of Columbus Miss
GEORGE w. RARKSDALE.
Columbus, Oct 2Oth, ls3a-i7-iw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

ByRIEr Lovg-JGtLousY.- The following
ezqulsfey beautiful piece Of description, IL from
The pen 81 Mr.. n. 2. Willis We DO not know
tbai i ha- ever before been published
81 have read Of one 10 story, who had laid his
young love IN the grave. The season came and
vent, uid he found melody IN natures going
OBJ And sweet COUSINS voice tia, tempted
him into the sunshine Of the air, became lhe nIu
SIC Of his Happiness. One morn she was awake,
and gazed upon his features, as tho moon sbone
brightly through The easement Oh them, a large
tear stole from his eye, and ~ the low mHmsf Of
his dream, she caught the name Of the departed.
lie awokc--and shs reprooched him teahuy
With love kept secrets in his heart; aud ben Ga
kissed her tears away, and told her lbgl BIS lose
was faithful to her own--alihorgh n dreams.
sometimes an angel came 10 INN and awoko a
buried thought Of ono as beautiful
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

a homicide Of rather singular chuacirr, was
pepeIm'cd lu5t Thursday near Syracuse. 4
pcdar, bending uadcr the weight OF hjs pack, en-
couniered, on one Of the by.roads Of that cgion,
foot pad, who demanded bis money The ped
lar handed on his pocket book. "ls this all 2,
asked the -ohbct No." said the pedIar. "WelI,
iheu, fork Dp and be quick p The pcdlar put
his band IN his bosom, drew ont pistol, and shat
the rabbol through the bfatL The body WIS re-.
cosnzed as lint u convict, just discharged
from the huhnm pf'soa l. BuBaio Commercial
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13
COL IT'S
BOOK X IL r. p N G..

FHACIT(AL WOHk UFUN FLAN
LY NEWThe which form the bases Of the science
Glazed under with definite
essNs sessrsc@r s4a ~
cabulary Of mercantile and phrases. Aio key
planning the and Of each the Day
Book entries practical would explain the
10 his pupil this simsi6 the science that any yonng
ofcou~oo English education acquire knowledge without
the assistance OF teacher To which added Directions
the Learner CONNIE rciz Calculations and PaicaI Forms for
keeprg books In every aud variety Of commercial
Psbc Addresses the frat delivered upon
ject &c. &e-ths day published by William Jackson, i0a
Broadway aud foe sale the principal bookstores the Unit
ed States. n6-6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

IIoLpi BEroRE yoU PURCHASE, LOOK At THIS
III ~vwvIL W. rotsce. hst ~ !. esusssntly reeeiv
20 fsss ~. v.essry. fuN sspsy cf ssbs Boots SD
skees s e rs m,rseiar the materials selected thu
~ors Supervised " hin and ever, pair ~ssrsnsed Ne w sell
sr.<, ~ vsehsssd siewhsr ~h'eh Ne will prove
- hs sssitss~ efke o~t iscv.duou filthy vii ealy
80 ks~ w,sk ssn ~ Nc - CAssi u o. tsA tksus~ a.
"a lssv. sssss@sss q Frsash goat shis Ncc.' 90
"a n1ems
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

NEW REfIcTOny.-- - SWEENEY ,nlcrms n. ir,sis
ndths public that Ne has opened Refeetory in tsr
are sssaai bsldns No la Fulton street Fish, Fie.
I'D Ye~ he found his tables and every dec,
of the provided appears IN the msrhet-
ear, OF sttsri.n viii WASTING his part 10 give
.ses and ne hors. find that generous encourasem,p
.hieA Ne 10 determined 70 Deserve.
ltnW SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

DR 0RAN0s has removed 70 ri. psrnanen, rsst'suss
~ Ne. - unity Nrvet where offers 10 the pnAbc his
Homeopathic pecscrs Restorative price
The which has ended The previous see Of the
Al ~kn ssGsriss ss eessssvcs, % ssS ssscc cfus
's,f. = n M -. ..,,.a An, :, n. -.
n 70 4 asafrom toe, Pm. sU -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

CUCCEss TO }. A. q L, vERNOLs, Diapers and Tai
~ Tors, Who have adopted the system and &C.
clothing on the lowest terms. The public isvsed 70 es
and eramne Aeir assortment snd they will be ss'6ed that
great savr. will b realized ID the cash syst, 81 Chatham
street. tfn ...MIfMI
B-A GREAT variety of iohs, es,sm and ves,ing,
kept on hand and ade to order IN The most fashionable sy
so the largest assortment Of ready made clothing 10 th
city cosssaaiy kspt h.ad, and viii sold at redues
prices. eI61m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

LIAvANA.-Mr. WEST hs. resumed susine.s Al No o.
Gale Inqurdor where she will Be- prepared receive
Eparoev< .c-me-,v.
Reference to jobs Rtcss ESQ 70 ~ Broad who
will Furnish information applicants iorms'i
ties TO be observed BY strangers 10 avoid detention landing
Al Havana ollaw3ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13
g Eoa rHE EAcE ANo sKIN..-cAs,.h, 0-.uIa.

Sc L'Oa THE FACE AND sKfN.r-Chsrchs 0euans
Vegetable Lotion recommended BY the faculty for
al dsesses Of tie face and skin evadicatss pupie
heeses, rcs, redses ring and all srup
tons gradually re1iang delicate, clear con sks
forms the most sao~ complexion into radiant ~htsne
renders harsh and rough skn besua " son. smooth and
mparts TO the face mech and healthy Esd juve
nile bloom and BY d perseverance, IN Il, applies ION the
SUIT will be beautiful complexion. This Lotion " exceeded
by no other IN the world Suce that " has hsep
usd With great in tie Bs States and West Indie.
without single compliant Of iu shcsey For sale a.
CHURCHs Dispensay isa Bowery corner Of Spring ST
Price rs cep,s per bottle. oil .scJim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

CARLTON HOUSE, $50 & $50 Broadway. New York
~ JAMES BENsONwel known for the last fifteen years
Captain 81 different steamboats, the North Rver-and
PRESTON n. HODGES late Of the Clinton Hotel, n. ",
have the pleasure OF informing their friends and the public that
the CARLTON HOUSE. having been put in complete order
and rernhed throughout will be opened for the reception
Of company Monday, the fourth Of November o3 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

UNDER the Clinton Hall
Ryders IA ned Boot and shoe store 10 found,
In IL, whoever may call,
Always finds assortment that's SQUAD
He has boots Of materials the hest
Ready made and to order likewise,
You have orfy to give them the test
Deligheted are all he supplies
Each varied description and kipd
Required BY each seasons change.
Better boot, you'll no where fad
Ger the whole torn should you range,
or shoes too, hes every sort
The walking and dascng pumps,
Made eqszl the choicest wroulht,
And not 10 b. hurt Nv hump
Known far and is his
Each portion OF the Union ten
Ryders work nanship merits its fame.
Because IL !. always done we'll
Each material " chosen with
Each article finished conpisfe,
Kao~n to rip nd TO
Much longer than many you meet
Diploma has been ,ivep him twice.
Nor can his worn be surpassed
~ perfectly knished and nice
TheIeaiher that leaves his lat;
Ry4ers name u spreading around
Each city and town OF our land,
Equal to the finest yet found
The articles seRt from his stand.
New smyvsvem~nf ses lately made,
Enhancing his cork sole boots,
Whes. great skill and fss, displayed;
You viii find the cork cannot break,
Over its sole leather IL wrought
Ryders invention will take
Keep increasing the the custom hes sought ole d.
my- sgcONp WARD HOTEL-Nest to the corner !
fulton street. In Nassau This we'll known estabshmep
ssag undergone thorough re6ttns complete orse
or N. accommodation Of those Who may honor WITH hei
Tsrs are in this hoss. besides the lower story throw,
entirely open public bar large upon the
Dad story W as wen suited Cor The accommodation
pabhc etngs together with several smaller adapted
he club, referees for the transaction Of other pri'si
Club. and yrivs,. psr,is. accommodated with
y Furnished - a'snss. o. SUPPER songc..d .. ever
,o,iss fieIi.yl EDMUND ZONES. pverrietov
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

NA OUssEIiNE DE LAINEs-R. L. SMITH CO
Vl offer for sale liberal terms 10 assorted quail
les. NJ ITO Pearl street o3y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

- PRE- MUM HATS.-The subscriber having had m
dals awarded him the late Fair Of the American In
sttute for the Beaver and Nutria Hats exhibited
reminds his and the public that his standard
prices 6xed the following unprecedented low rates. z
Premium Beavers - So Nutria - So Mole 50 co. Silk
- So wholesale and retail at his Hat and Fur establishment
l54 Chatham street, New York. e. WATSON.
S-Also hand and constantly manufacturing, every
description Of Ladies dressed Furs, hu Trimmng for dress
SC &c For sale fifteen per cent cheaper than be
bought esewf ere in the city. o26.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13
n THE sTEAMBoAT WASHINGTON

:s::: i. ,;',:s s:; y: M n:
rips between New York and Nswburg on Monday the ath
ustan Leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
ernoou at six o'clock touching the landings
o receive light freight and passengers
NB-Ail freight baggage bank bills must be at
se r,s Of the owners uaiess OIL aangi therefor
e the GODS be entered on the hanks,C hs,st
AVG CRAWFORD. slARTIN co
S65- FOR LIVERPOOL--tos sail 18th November-The
MN first ciass ceppered AMI copper fastened ship VR
&6GINlAN Capt Harris, will sail above her regu-
lar day
Having superior for cabin seerage pas
wishing embark should make immediate ap
plication on board foot of Maiden Lane, or TO
RAWSON & McMURRAY,
ns Corner Of Pine and South Its at 1877 South ST.
SOS FOR HAvRE-Ths we'll known ship HAvRE,
M5HS Captain M'Kown. Has the major part Of her
= cargo engaged and will be promptly dispatched For
B6YD 'fs aHiS5KEN. Nos ront.. Building. $50
6&N NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
MXH> OF PACKETS.-To sail punctually every Mon.
day throughout the in the following order
Ship vcksburg October iah Ship Mississippi, Oct alst
Panihsa Nov llth ship shaAspssre. Nov. 18th ship Ar
Kansas Nov. 25th Ship Huntsville, December ID Ship
Nashville Dec oh Ship Saratoga Dec 10th Ship Alasa.
These ships all Of the first class coTpered and copper
fastened by experienced navgater constantly
the trade will positively sail above and take steam at the
Balse.
Persons about embark for the above port will find the
accommodation of these vessels for Cabin Second Cabin and
Seeags Passengers unsurpassed by any Others and cannot
F. apply board, Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall
street. to W. T. TAPsCoTT, 4s Peck Slip next door
- BEAVER AND MOLEsKIN HATs.-The Citizens
OF the lower wards and Of New York generally
purchase fur and silk Hats at fair price, the times
Molekin Hats quality So Beaver ard Nu
tria 81. Prices fixed caps &c. in The same RATIO
DAVID HOWELL, Fashionable Halter,
n7-ln+ IS Nassau street NJ "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

- BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATS.--On hand
and constantly manufacturing elegant assortment Of
- his mneh admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also very large Of Fur Mu6 from the lowest
price the cey together with extensive assortment
Of gentlemens cloth and caps Yoahs and chdrens cloth
and caps all Of which offered the reasonable
termt BROWN, Ice Chatham street,
sl4-3m- Opposite Roosevelt, ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

HOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-Tbe Copartnership Of
~ Off. HODGES son, Is this day dissolved by mutual
and all debts Of the concers will be settled by Pres
Hotel. PRESTON HODGES,
fRESTONH II. HODGES.
November lst, 1899 n7lw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

MOTICE-Chelsea Bank Bills viii be taken at the follow.
ing undemenso.ed stores. at for Groceries, namsly'
AT the corner Of Avenue c. and Third street,
DO do Rvington and Goerck street,
Do do Stanton and Sheriff street
Do do Avenue d and Third street. oi4-lm'
r EEcHEs. LEECHEs onstan,ly ON hand, large
the thousand, hundred, or dosen.
Leeches carefully packed in clay to be to any
allm' JOHN ALLAYoLA & CO, 100 Bowsry.
~ best Yard 5O4 Washing street, Spring Price,
Of coal for few days longer Delivered free Of sartage
Peach Orchard, red ash, $3.50 IS,
schuylkil, grey ash, 700 $50
Lehgh, $50 TO
Liverpool 1900 l400
90 United States Bank and Rhodu Island bills taken at
par saaom
CTcvEs! STOVES! sTovEs!- !. tn. Subscriber.
- would call the at ntion Of the public their large and
elegant assortment Of Stoves, which are follows:
the improved Union Cook for or coa Parlor
Franklins splendid patterns; small Frankn for cooking witt
plate and boz they offer whoe,s.
and the most terms Tor cash. their store
ssS, tsi is
suitable for Offices stores barroons steamboats, together
vita large assortment Of copper tin and sheet iron
dig I'm. Ann soMERvLLE
yXIHoLEsALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, 70,
w PICKLES and CATSUPs.-The Subscriber respect
fully informs the public that he has hand at his Ware
house So Vesey street, extensive supply Of Pickles. Of
every size which he offers fur sale in small large quantities.
put in Kegs Jars any other STYLE to suit customers
upon liberal terms for cash.
Gocers wanting Assorted Pickles in Glass Jars put up
neat handsome stye persons wanting large quaie
for export alton requested to CALL
Cats,ps Pepper Sauce Cayenne Pepper &C. constantly
hand. W. D. SMITH
ol9-lm-
GAFETY REFLECTlNG FUNNEL LAMPs-war.
- ranted burn half the expense of any oth lamp
give clear aud brilliant light without any shadow The
proprietor solics his friends call and examine
Tor themselves feeling confjeat at it will urpas all others
in brncy, .heapness and Lamps 81 and up
wards suitable for srocers dry good stores porter houses
and all establishments where good light wanted at small
expense, can be obtained at
c. MICHELL's, Caiharne street,
o26-ims and All Greenwich at, corner OF Canal.
EFT these Of good and cheap and Shoes call
IL at WALKER Co.'s Stores Nos 2O6 Canal, Of
Hudsoa 226 $40 and 236 Canal street, Greenwich
There you will find them selling tn plated Boots
double aud single soe for 81 IS 10 So 90 pair fine calf
boots from 81 10 S. Heavy winter boots from 81
81 80 and So Boys and chdrens from 81 II TO 81 rs
per pair Mems shoes Of all lin very low prices They
manufacturing ladies' shoes OF all d such Cater
boots Buskns Ties Slippers and Walking shoes Of all kind
with Misses and Chiden boots and shoes great abundance
dont forget Walker Co., and the nimbe sxpensc oiSlm
CARLTON HOUSE, s50 s. $50 Broadway. New York
~ JAMES BENsON-well known for the last fifteen years
Captain 81 different steamboats, the North Rver-and
PRESTON II. HODGES late Of the Clinton Hotel. ~. ",
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

n NEW FASHION.-BR0WN cos, style Of
"a Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price Of So
They surPass in beauty any offered for the
price. sombiHng the requisite qualities Of the costly
lghnes durability and ustre The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them to furnish
article superior those usually sold the price The
pstlc invited examine and judge their merits BRowN
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse, liz Chatham,
Of Mott-street. New York sl3-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

> c. n SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE tor
E-vKt Norfolk Charleston, q C., Petersburg, and
Som- Rchmond.-Ths steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwEss. all boats of speed and
cation will commences nsns dairy on the hsst April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth,, leaving the lower end
Spears wharf every afternoon al O'clock Immediately e.
lar the arrival ~ the from Philadelphia and will arrive
morning. Portsmouth in time for the Tor Whining
toa and thence steamboats, 20 Charleston Returning will
Pornos every day amer the arrive from The scuth and
deiphis.f
These boats IN connection with The well haswn
packets Georgia and south Carolina which leave Norson
every Saturday fer Charleston giving travellers ehcce They
o run connection with the James River beats 70 Pesers
vurg and Hchmond Strangers informed fold travellers
know) s this cheapest and most route Tor
southern travellers there changes from
ana stages he dead ef night, the Washington
route The therefor, hon, the trav,nr part Of The
caperior comfort
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, % JOHN W BROWN,
m1o-u Aren't
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-13

- ONE PRICED HAT sTORE.-THEODORE
kH CLARK, Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after ma
experience business and after repeated and
untirsg efforts to attain the object eonGdently be-
~. lih ...~>A fsiifo the aPyrvb>Ao- "a ~ As i
take the trouble to examine II.
Thin article, to which the attention Of the public 10
esrecly invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty. cheaPnc
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed W the city Of
he also keeps hand eonssai FUR Hat Of superior
quality which he AFFORD at -FOUR DOLLARS; and his
Hat for years past, has customers the
unqualified Subtraction. Justice his friend well
himself makes II proper tor him t. sly, that he sells for
cash; sustained from bad will
paid BY good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old established stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27sm'
"A FOR SALE OR TO LET.-The three story Brick
!H House No. Dol Ninth street attic story and counter; cell
lar finished complete German silver CRATES; mahogany
DOORS PLATED furntur ktches cisterns
capacity furnace and hues throughout the house, speaking
tubes; for pump; hot water cstern and bathing &C.
The house hut about and has been very
s ssespsd nov ns~, Es1,,s and - c so%Rss order
nj ~. Hv 1875 Water street
CHAMPAUNE.-The subscriber has store, and Of
~ frs the most reasonable terms in lots 10 suit purcha
sers from hundred baskets prices III
corsancs with the times The genuine and we'll known Anchor
brand OF the first quality. and with the
6depee recommended Also Praon Cos Star and she'll the
Golden Eagle Crown Ship Stag and other brands
in pnts asa quarts III warranted most beautiful order
The stock embraces wines Of various grades suited Tor city
TIE attention Of country srchsnl parti ulsr, invited
also Proprstars of hotels, grocer, &c. Nc
THEODORE WALSH, No. ia Front,
oi7 I'm. Of Wall street.