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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-12

Tuy Mr,>,GE-QrITE , ii"NN.Thr papers are
no quite an amusing story, having occurred lew
uicbts s.ncc al the office OF Tie New York Era, IN
which as the story r"cs, argc number OF last years
messages remained unsod. Having been kept up all
oh, in the vain expectation Of receiving the Hec mes
save a BRIGHT though; flashed upon the lnhy nps who
cluster around that establishment, i'll regard TO the od
Their masters backs scarcely turned upon tici,
ns, at the witchnT hour when il odds with morn
ing which which when the juvenile i"c'irrs iaa
hands upon The heaps Of last year. message, and SELL
nr !, a.: The real arclc Ghe OF III" lads, il il said, dis
a."d of twelve dollars worth before The cheat was dis
covered, and Tie sales stopped What : more amusing
still is the fact that anticipated document has gone
to Europe in the packet which sailed Yesterday morning
as the real genuine document of l-32
The following are the official returns for members of
Congress and State officers II was handed III TO US by
gentleman Just from Jackson
[ColumtaS mississippi Democrat, Nor 23.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-12

~ The reader lass discover the authorship OF
The following beautiful lines For the privilege OF presenting
mem ~ the public indebted Ia friend whose cneS!
ON this-as well other occaSouswc Thankfully ac
knoMled SllcM Paper.
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GROCERIES, ar REnTrEn PRICES.

4
XHE nvi" The Members nj tn" Legislature and
w Others, stock Of uCrr We think If tcy II
stuck they viii lind their We deter
mined Ia sell cheap cash. accrpances Among
stock VIII hc ,Iumd
~ lllIdS and IL hhlS superior brown Sugar
IL do cheap Srw Orleans and Port" Rico Sugar
rio and 10 hnl. AiulaS>rs .pau very low priced
~ l}hi> ClariiIr. sugar, most Spi snd!d article
IL Casks hrSI Goshen Cheese
.flb Sacks Liverpool salt, good King and large
II Bags ":rru I.a.uiri and Eio coffee
- Ha.s splendid uld lava Coffee
Teas, from cheap t. tli" lrE quality
~ 'acAa Illi sugar, lowest highest grade
1o0Gj LbSiry priced mii.n" Bacon, sound and dry
~ i;hi, 81 I!crrng-, clIm
- linNc- .:prm Candles
~ do Ta.ow de-
~ do Siat
l0Dol Lbs Cotton Yam
Iron al all sG's, Steel Northern Hay, lamp OIL piHr apple
Chcrsc Spices Of different kinds family Flour and Buck" heat
Flour and many useful articles tedious
psc3 iiJ-Ml WYATT 4 WHITE.
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EbN pRE.rir .ul>C riders, hriwcrn three ard
thor and acres III land tng gTky Creek The
# Monroe. and within r" al ui, disposed lease
sol portion of containing sai-tiblr quantity 81
which has been thoroughly tested and aSccnn" tn he
Of The best qualify There au,auC. Of timber upon tht
hand and huId running Immediately by the those
disposed 10 purchase -r uNia Ia examine t premises
which wi! bc Moran. Maon, and EDlngT
vin. there The subscribers address ollmi Court
IlOu.u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-12

Tts's, - - = ",
To IA. !, - - - Ju-tIGc % '"'
p.lc. Tor the aforesaid do hereby rrriy that
whose above stteng "itGrs pofohhH
po.arrs ,c,,r nae 10 ife>ii. na" OATH ilti iH1
ABOVE named --, whose naE,"- arr sGbscrhrhh-
ntrtte, to Ina esct the 4Ee "
pfrsrncr OF Tho .aI witness, their CT and drr".
Wiar-. my hand anJ tbs day Of -, e-h'e
pitcl,
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PIANO FORTE W4RE-E0USE.

r.''lE subscriber Is constantly receiving from the celebrated
L.nJaiaCr0ry c Nu>N, y tL,0, New YORK. elegant aud
PLAIN Pan" rute possessing thu latest Improvements, aud that
dIlraN 81 touch and sweetness Of dome, peculiar IL ilr
IGfaCIuTr.
hL,o, Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise n general
Piano f""s repaired, tanned, Ict hire. aud taken
change.
CHEAP Music
The largest collection uf Music offered for sale his
stat hr selected from, nj Tie OF III. subscriber whu
enabled 10 -cI ut the Philadelphia aud New York wholesale
and retail prices.
/. n. TAYLOR
PicRc Forte AMI .''Lic Store, oypoSdc nc E0nss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-12

DIiE.Ihr SUBSCRIBERS having leased JAZZ o NJ h"m5s
r. rk-on. h. years, h" lnflosr Of
the Uf BEET COP &
that have Nrrn"s if sa y
writing with attention f'r."ns hf'nsrs
N..ro- hi. pIro m safe. we'll call hlDle
-i. gr.in, the "hi,hcst market lot AZ de'
rtp;,uC- OF H'gfors
Ee ALEC keep Negroes for other persons, d pctdly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-12
u. Il. DUKE.
T.. GEERR Ant.
i9-lnisWtf
October |

An CHAN, ERY-SiRGINr,.-At Rurs holden tho Clerks
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of La" aud Chancery No.
v.rhcr 9Th, 1889
Robert infant under the twenty
Who Marian Parker ieuh, CiotI Jo
sab r. lydn Isabella Loo t'urkc infants under the
tmcnt. years. who Lcnue Crew, their next ncnt
PaiGt,l.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-12

Picac Forte ant Music Store, sgpostc Ac Eon.s.
Aug, Ii Oft
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Jumcs Rtrer Oad kena"ha Company- tyk .f7n"al

Nm. II NINlU,
Eirbmoad aug 2al. 1880. HARRIS EDNOSDSON.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-14

had the goodness to call me to it, with excm-
plary activity and constancy, and with dis
tlngulshed fidelity to my duty and your per-
son. 1t is time that your excellency should
distinguish your true friends from aspirants ::
and trust that you will grant my intentions
that justice which hitherto has been denied
me. am sensible of having lost favor with
your eNcellency, because you are my friend !:
but am also satisfied, very well satisfied
General, that to fall in favor with one person
how respectable soeWr he may be, is not to
be compared with the loss of favor with the
public. Before them, will speak in the firm
phrase of truth, because | do not bclopu to
myself only, but also to my country and nv
friends.
Waiting your orders in the Ministry, re-
main your obedient servant.
JOSEPH MARIA TORNEL.
We have no time nor space to translate his
EXcellency's reply to the above in full. 1t
contains the following knock doacn-ssHis
EXcellency being under the necessity of or
ganizing new cabinet, conformable to cir
cumstances and the actual EFFICIENCY of the ma
ton, he is constrained to eXonerate YOU from
the said Ministry!" Immediately on the re-
celpt OF this, Tomel publishes in detail the
public and private correspondence between
himself and the President. He commences
thus 81 am a friend of Santa Ana, and this
is the reason ofmy fall I; he who doubts this.
knows nothing either Of our men or of our at
fairs
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-14
n"tom SpFrtatnr s &fmrra1 mnnr rttsrr.

ears
Look at another Illustration, the case of
those rivals. Muhlenburg and Wolfe, of Penn
syiyania. The President appoints Mr.. Muh-
lenburg to foreign embassy, Mr.. Wolfe re-
CARDS this as a personal insult; and is not sat
isfied until he, in turn, is made collector of
the port OF Philadelphia. He threatened that
The was not suitably rewarded, he would 90
home and turn the State of PENNSYLVANIA a.
galnstMr. AN Buren,; sand the President add
vanced him because he was afraid to do us-
tice.
Mr. Legare said he had come to New York
with the most gloomy feelings; and the first
consolation he had received was in the ulori-
Gus western portion of the State-where the
people were animated by truly republican
spirit In that signs (said he) you will con-
quer.
He had visited that section Of country with
the deepest interest. He had stood ON the
shores OF the lakes which bring to the New
ork OF the West the treasures of world ::
he had been IN the presence and within the
sound OF the great cataract, and there, think
ing oil the destiny of this great State-and
that 1t, with all It's vast resources and capac-
tiles, was but fragment ofthe American I'm
ion; when he reflected upon the characters of
the men to whose hands its destinies were
committed; when he considered that the Cap
itol was in the hands of the spoilers, his heart
sank within him; and it required all his know
ledge of the firm, independent, and vigorous
spirit of the people, by whom he was sur
rounded, to support his hope that the country
would be saved from ruin. He called most
earnestly upon his fellow-citizens not to be
discouraged. In spite of all reverses, let this
state but be true--let her declare that she will
not have the administration of the Federal
Government continued in the present corrupt
and incompetent hands-and her voice will
wallen the whole country.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-14
ANASTAsIO BUsTAMENTE.
ToRNEL's ANSWER TO THE ABOVE.

NY much respected General and Friend.-
Yesterday morning | went to San Angel for
few hours, for exercise, and to see my fam
lily, whose society have not enjoyed for more
than month; and, Notwithstanding that I
returned in the evening in good health, YOU
advised me to ask TO be dismissed from the
Ministry on account of severe indisposition !
icing incopabie Of mendacjty in my official re-
lations, and as incapable of an act Of weak
ness, / make bold to say that do not admit
your advice, and that | remain in this Minis
try waiting for an order for my exoneration.
have served the Ministry ever since YOU
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-14

The last accounts from st. Augustine mem
Dragons was crossing the Oscilla river, it
was fired on by the Indians. Seven were
killed and others wounded.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-14

-W0ruS WubicouHs.-Mr. Robert Sinclair.
Senr. few days since, made sale at his
Nursery near this city, of four thousand Null
berry trees of the above species, at ten cents
per foot. They are designed for Indiana.
Bnif. inner
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-11-14
QUANTITY OF SEED PER ACRE.

''T5
The usual quantity of Sugar Beet and Man
gel Wurtzel seed sown on an acre is pounds,
but we are authorized to say, that pounds, if
skilfully put in with drilling machine, is
amply sufficient.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14
STONES WATER FILTERs-The.e otter, s.es

4 STONES WATER FILTERs-These filters have seea
highly approved OF in Europe and America Tor the last
thirty and accounted superior 20 any hun rc invented
they combine the properties o. purifying ven As clarifying
the most turhd water II Is almost needless TO ADVERT TO the
utility and advantages be derived from the use o well con-
ructed Offering apparatus obvious TO every person that
altered water wholesome and conducive 10
than either spring rsr wserhe former amst nsa
rtaMy mineral soutioa and the latter
being th decayed AM putrd animal and
natter the constant u which frequently occasions ne
mot dear diseases such fevers set cvmpauo,
&c. FILTERED vasr also ~ the great = mpoAree - -
tracti. M re- perfectly the virtues ol coffee a. I've r's
~ which ran easily tested ~ making TIE cNgsHt WIN
filtered All nastsrcd sater. Manufactured anl 80 ony y
.. STONE, Plumber as4 hognetr,
800 Brosdssy, y y,
psThose who have Filters made BY psous net under.
he Aunesa ran have h. rcrairs anil fitted up ~
the Subscribers plaa aud warr.tedto aet perfectly Ui@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

CODA 4 MINERAL wATERs.--Thc subscribers ha'.
- ing completed their arrsngem Tor Mineral Waters
prepared s,pt Soda Waters their stores draft with
every variety Of syrups-5O tickets sold for dollar here
tofore.
They have also the Soda Water in bottles Car skipping
famil, use RusHTON &ASPINWALL,
20 William st., 1 10 Broadway and 10 Astor Hous,
Saratoga Water from the Putnam, Walton, aud Congress
Springs Also he White Sulphur Spring and Avon Water
constantly kent ON hasd iyl6.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14
Auction Sales.

~ NEW YORK TATTERSALL6.-Ths
SN regular sales BY auctios, at this weh known -
N%eA tablishnsat, Of Horses, Carriages, ae- soaes
w ~ nue. to sske place every Monday, A u
e'slsch, throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday Aug H.
at IL O'clock eommcnsng with Carriages, Harness. &c. -
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses 70 dispose Of requsstsd -
make early 10 good number . u
caogas hose car be offered at auction usle register
ed time for nsmbsr en- the catalogue for which Osvp,s ~
register will be kept open till Saturday Aug IT, atSY
GEO. w. MILLER,
jy9-y Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 BroaAwse.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

go - FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
kn-IS Ocean House, Rumson Landing, Red Bank,
and Eatontown Dock.-Ths steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Allare, viii run follows dag from 1901
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

TlANlEL SWEENEY, ii Ann street, returns his sncsr'
~ thanks 10 his friends for the liberal snfortths)
have uniformly rendered him hc first opened his Reeetoy
hatt viii be his cosstar .ndeasor ~ inertia
continuance Of their appreciation Hs table always furnishes
the market affords and those who hosor his
table their presence may depend upon being served with
cleanliness, civility and prompntude lie II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14
LEARN TO BE WISE.

LENNN I y DE- WIoE.
If ardent teniion should meet with success,
Be it far to practice and less to profess:
Division Peck slip, Duane, Ana street forego-
For ace lead to wisdom while they lead to We
fnature will have her wild way, let US think
Who better lead fro the treacherous brink,
We think and know well what art restore
Health, any may find il at Centre ST.
Those quackeries have been delusive too long,
They give the shroud both the ak and the strong;
Their charges great, viii tn. knowledge small,
Then GiRARpIS will cure you or pay not at all.
One bottle will cure you those sagss will say,
But others will follow il day aitfr day,
Till you fail to exist while they fail to restore,
And t,eir pockets exult at the zone bottle more"
Int
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14
THE S TUDY OF
B OOK X IL ID p / N G.

81 Cedar streef, near Bro0dtcdy.
o. C. C. MARSH Accountant, continues to give rract
cal in this necessary branch Of mercantile eau
cation Also, open close or adus accounts ana 10 w'e
The Of instruction through which the pupil passes
thoroughly pracca and the person Of good capacity who de-
about . three the Ss s
The student practically opens conducts ana reopen
et Of partnership accounts. ha. brought before HIM more
than hundred different business each OF which
Of remark conversation and ndy; he becomes fam
lar with the account books from actual use or
with trial balances balance sheets various mercantile calcna
tons in Equatio. of Payments DISCOUNT and Interest," ES
change, Insurance. sc &c.
Prospsctuses with terms, to be had at the rooms
C. C. MAaSH'S WORKS,
introduced in N. Y. P. Schools.
The Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping simpihed"
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping Improved by the
Introduction of the Proof Balance" lsopa svo-1ss
"A Lecture the study Of Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet. A neat pamphlet, 4Spa- i2no-prce Is cents.
jyl9 lmeod'
ID HOUSTON, M. D., DsSrlsr has returned from Char
his residence No 30 Park Place where he will be perma
nently located. jel32meed4
NJ Office The Subscriber offers for sale very ayors.
IN bic terms
soopair best made and warranted baroache springs
500 sett AUN" bows
10000 lbs nalleable coach castings
$50 sett barosche and coach axes, warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
SO sett very fine brass military bits and stirrups
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds coach ace assorted together with fun assov
Of addery and coach hardware and Newark maleab
castings. JNO. j. SUMMERS,
jy6-eod3m- $50 Water St
EOR THE FACE AND sKlN.-Churcs's Genuine vese-
table Lson recommended the faculty for all diseases
Of the face and skin 1t eradicates pmr freckes spots
reness, ring worm and all cuaneous erupons gradually
azns delicate clear soft skin; transforms the most sal
low complexion int radiant renders harsh and rough
skin beautifully SOFT smooth and even mparts to the face
neck and arms, healthy and juvenile boom-and by due
perseverance, its application, the result will be beautiful
complexion. This lotion exceeded by other the world
Suffice say il has used with great in the
United States and West Indies without single complaint Of
its efficacy. For sale at Church Dpensary, 1873 Bowery,
OF Spring Price rs per bottle. Jy25 collin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

NTEw REFECTORY.--J. SWEENEY informs has inen1
IN and the public that he has opened Rsiecory in thea
large and elegant bsilding, Ne la Fulton street Fish, fiesb
and Fowl always to Be found his tables, and every dess
CIV the provided appears in the msrtet-
No care or aensn will be wanting ", part give general
satctisa hspes find that generous
which he 10 determined 10 Deserve.
lO.f J. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

DRIVATE DlSpENsARf--DR DE ANGELis, Tor
m,rly practitioner Of medicine IN the public hospitals az
Napes aud the medical faculty Of the city OF New
York where has practciug the year IDS
continues 10 consulted at his Office No 96 Fulton street,
nearly opposite Church street
The most obstinate and nveterae diseases requiring the
suen treatment and particularly all eases orr
cina ing inquiry Of the blood and chronic affections rheu
mas obstructions ulcers in the throat, erupens OF the
sn debility will p ey and radically cured by means
least expensive and the most convenient TO patients
iect rendered lnfaible.
Doctor De Angels has effected in many case. which
had baed all the IL the medical art but he ei'es
only one Copy Of letter from Drs Osborne and Ireland
ph ,sicians OF this city, to DR.. De Angelis:-
lI6 Fulton street, Dee. o, 1873
Strive have hesitation ia replying note, IN ssy
ing YOU much credit for Successful treatment o.
vr John Thorn after had bsfed physicians both here and
m more favorable climate VIC are your obeden servsnfs
SAMUEL OSBORNE, M. ID.
w. II. IRELAND, VI. ID.
Patients may inquire Of Mr. Thorn HIMSELF who Is TO be
fesnd Jones' Lane below Coffee Heuse Ship and also
OF his BROTH r, Aide rman Thorn, Brooklyn ylo I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

Two ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders sne
,th, they have constantly hand and are prepared
Furnish short notice, architectural ornaments Of every 30
scrpon the interior finishing Of dwellings shnrehss
and other psbc hudng viva capitals for columns, and
anita do orders CONSOLES tssses e.
rshed moulding ro.ttss pstares, ess ornaments &C -
See TO any The long quality 81 csmpcs'tios orna
en as executed by the renders useless 10 say much n
culogy and the they possess, and from is~g
n,p "a business nstter themselves that for koness Of relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work will be una
much superior thing Of The nd sons IN .sy other place
they having avoided tiny, Cat and underlined appearance
much and - Justly comraaed OF Great attention having been
paid Of manufacture 10 usurs the best qu,iity
lie loves. price, they happy say thai their pre-
nt scale 81 price will be found = se beyond the reach Of
abatement competition.
Builders Of New York. any part Of the United ststs
snd material savisg, and likewise procure Superior
article by oang writing Tor any thing Of the kind they
require have hand, aud enabled 10 GIL orders 10
any amount very short notice
CALLER 4 MURPHY,
Mandatory 6e7 Brsaiw~y,
rnvll5 In. door from Nihiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14

= 49, y THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
trs-l' hav,ug discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
trp, between New York aud Newbug Monday the 18th
instant leaving New York every Monday aud Thursday alter
noon al o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon AZ six o'clock touching the intermediate landings
10 receive eht r., light and passenger
~ B-A freight baggage, bark bils o. sPe,s must be At
the rk Of the owners ub,s bill OF ladng given therefor
40 CRAWFORD, MARTIN co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14
We care pot what dull ploddsrs say
A COED sEGAR drives care away.
.

vXTE have cho.L the above couplet Of the old the
wv heading Of tns advertisemen from arm cosvieios
of ts truth Having hand aortn-n, ~ ne finest
segar, imported In TIE United v.. Ind selected
FOR this Toy agent at Havana, We fee
great confidence 10 them friends and the
public The the ch ,ces and mos, Pops
Misunderstanding the Elra Noriera La Normas Imperial
Trabuco lmpressa Canones, Premiere Regahs. the finest
ever this country and imported expressly for private
use various others which all he appreciate the lar
AIRY of good segar iav,ted to call and eramlae.
that Seras So Cedar street receives his sega1
direct Hav~na they selected exclusively Cor him WITH
by competent judge and there no other
place city where strangers aad others Obtain vita
equal certainty the genuine and pure Havans 50 Cedar street
iy26-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-14
GENTLEMEN's
CAST. OFF CLOTHING

CAsT0FF CLOTHING
souesr, Ass ans ruLL Value GIVES sr rH
". LEVITT u Dune st., doors from William.
NJ KNOWING there persons who make great pun
heir advstsa, fer Cast on Clothing Se &C. and who
ssny cases 4. no eve the full value for the same-H
~l assure tho. e who may have such articles b,
hem ma, send for hin, Of receiving the very utmost
.slre in CASH for every article. .
MA line Through the post Office, otherwise to the
shove address. will msr, with due at'en,ton .2e SIN
yy,o sTRANGERs-TIFtANf * YOUNG, Fs-ey
Dealers, No $40 Broadway, directly opposite the J.y
Hail. ole, Cor the inspection s purchasers very choice elec
ton Of rich tasteful and appropriate ta"cy
Bridal Birthday fhogeoa or other ;a, d
every article request ef the fns qu.iy elegant specimens
Of Chrnese manufactures; Curioes from the American In
dams; fancy article. and cuross generally I'll OF which are
selected rnuth procured the most advantageous
terms and will be d.posed Of at such reasonable ana UNIFORM
prices they hope will 10 them the confidence and aor
Of such may honor them with cali. suo I'm
rU,o CAKE BAKERS AM CoNFCrioNERs.-Ihe
subscriber has snexrred lease OF sr years upoaa well
established stand for the business % Pastry Cook an
business connected with the establishment hrst rate, ana
by far the be, location 10 the city lie Would wish 70 sell h
stock IN trade Futures SC. For further particulars, adj
j. A. BURNETT, Isl Gene.ee street, Utica.
Utica, Aug o 1899. aulo.iw'
ID l.. SMITH \ co. No. l7e Pearl street, Impor',rs,
N. Manufacturer, and Wholesale Dealers in Leghsrn and
Straw Goods receipt 81 300 cases Bonne comPr-
ing all the different style, FOR the fall business which
they offer for sale 10 desr. liberal Also 100
straw Trimmings aud 20 printed and PLAIN Satin straw.
an7.3m'
A eCoUNTANT, BooKREErEa AND SALESMAN
"a For years attached TO e heaviest con-
mission aud shipping houses; expedo-s IN peninsnsh'p aud
accounts Of very extensive aud influential acqaa
an,e both with merchants. OF this city, Phlsjslphia Bali
more Buffalo, Cine nnat Louisville, and all the western
Stale respectfully offers himself for the aeoye snaon
Unlimited references givcn addressed 10 T. D. and
lei with j. MATHEWS No. 70 Wall street vii meet WIN
promp, attention aniIs.
DOLIsHiN PUTTY Tor glass marble roi'ner'
capsule geiaaenses,
Dutch Leaf
Bronres n an qualities and colors,
Diamond Cement
Ether,
Acid. oC an kinds On hand and Cor sale Nv
anl2y LEWIS FEUCHTWAN1sh'' vo'a s"eee
n TO rms PuBLlc.we call the special attention o.
he T,b,c >, 80 Inducements held ont ~ syLygsrER 20
6 Broav, i nve.tiae ~ r. e.sie staated ~ New Or
leans ~sv standing Tie arnps made ny tn potis David