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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06
i. ami Inok of mood faith in lilo Other

ease ami lack Of good faith in lilo other.
Is. Resoieed Mercforr, That no power haviag been
conferred Oh Congrcssi ,r That similar pnrpnscthat
body camno, lawfully charter U. S Bank.
al That Congress has authority under the Cons
,ion or liz, /. S - raise money by ie sale Of the Pub
lie Domain otherwise l"r The purpose Of distribution
among lac States.
3a. Tim. Will support any Administration fthc
General Government which shall act upon and carry
ou', the f,tcgorg principles; and oppose any which
!, moi.
ilI That ID. w. Pateson, Michael CARRIER, Joseph
Points, Geo. Baylor aud I. Wilson, be, aud they
hereby appointed ior THIS county 10 meet and confer
with our brethren al similar sentiments, from other
counties and portions OF line State, in Richmond, the
- day Of February next, and that VIM ID. Wren,
Joel llnl!eman, j. G.. Shipman, Charles lancey and
John Wnonk be appointed alternates 10 any u!l Of
said Delegates, who may be from any unable to
attend
5th That the Editor of the Stanton Spectator be
requested to publish these proceedings; and other jour
naIs dcemlng them worthy the trouble, TO copy.
(Signrd,) WM. YOUNG, CHM
Srr',
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-. FOX TIE ENC tlRkR.
TIIE MI I'rI, - 81

THE MlLlTIa-.No H.
u. CARTER 81 the Senate, and Gen. BafLf Of
the House Of Deiegl,tS
tie present elective system be overturned. wha,
llt :, substituted fort; shorId rc,uro Ia The oIa
,.e.a s,ih some nd,ica,ions because The mower nj
l 9.ni.ng VIII h. morc ,m,,,.i,lIv and iud,ciouslv
.-c,et b. n. rxccn,,ya ybo : Il. ho,a &c IN. II,
ant responsible ,r ,bsir conJ,,an han am, o,be,
una! which can BE- named H., ,ll nominations no
10 ~ tie county courts on recommendations from
4 commandments o; the reriments. or others would
con.ae nominations !, ,hos, recommended by c,m.
ancantS because would no, limit IN. choice of The
lr;y courts, Or the Governor and, BY leaving The
open tor Competition, tic commandments would he
e particular On accoun, OF ,ieir responsibility Tor
s,a,e Of Their regiments, and more careful TO pre-.
o the best selection they could make IN order 10 in.
f''s If success. In time .. service. the Governor
ouG MAKE appointments ,y,tl,op, Ma ris,rsn,on .,
e count, courts Actual service would soon dew.
/ pc IN requisite qualities i"r command In time 81
w. woli inte.pnSc the NOMINATION. ut the county
MS WIN riew ot assuring the hes, appointments
''i"'lHs the concurrence .; as many persons ant
/ 'lo',es 10 The fitness and respec,ab,ty D, IL. ma
', ny = Convenience would alo@.
u "E."'a,es Of tins mode Of appointment, hav,
/ "s'ea ~ RH'as. The former mode d. yromotions
"c" "''i =. exceptions for extraordinary merit, wa
senlort'r greatly 10 be preferred 10 The practice
''P'ce ~ election. ii an officer be impatient 81
fOnoon anGer tie old mode ho knows hou OIL, i.
cause ,r routine H. bn n.""S no" oniy ~
Extraordinary merit, Or con,en, himself until ~, turn
'a''> by winch time he viii be better soldier and
wy ''eP7red 70 ill a higher commlnd The service
''as greatly improved by experience. and the off
r, \, wv. stimulated TO hasten promotion by deed.
!, ''' !" ''.he ci Glngcr. The great cause of the
',..Na'y q he militia les in their INSTRUMENTATION
,.sa ''','ea ~ the friendship winch subsis,s be-
" 'F;ers and their prlva,ey, a neshbors ii,
..a a'5 D consciousness all hands, Of the igno
luce aud l"comretency Of the officers Instead o.
Dung some means 10 avoid this evil, which para
:. '''' lel' aud official pride, law has been enact,
~. encourage y, hy making the officer dependen,
3'a hs men or all his houors. his pay. and his emo.
. ,'Ti y the Legislature viii apply remedy.
.I,a recommend means the most likely 10 effect il
'7e military elections, and whenever there is
of battalion muster, or whenever reomen,
'a,,aon formed b. attachments in time Of war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

n General Woodhouse, the Senator otthe Princess
| Anne District, declines reelection in the Spring
| n Mr. Tolcr, of the delegates o the county OF
CampL.ll has published a card to his constituents
announcing his intention TO decline being candidate
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\ j The two Communications recommending Dr
Jobn R TAYLOR of Mddlesex, 40 Candidate Tor the
Senatorial District, too late for this days paper
They will appear on Saturday.
M A Series Of interesting articles, on our First and
I.,sl PAGES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

SHALL the Commission Business, Tor the sale on
and Hour and, from the long experience which Vi
Temple had salesman that pisHlf depart.
nrnt IN ny .oncefn thai "hJsct, him
sales. therefore tat
patrons my firm ~ desert
ROOT. GWA1HMEY
IAN .J-lH.
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4, At meeting Of the Democratic party for the
county of Cumberland their December Court, IL was
required Of their Secretary that notice be given in the
Enquirer, requiring the people Of said county TO have
full meeting their January Court next, Tor the pnr-
pose of nominating suitable person TO represent the
good and Republican sentiments of said county in the
next General Assembly. THE SECRETARY.
December y, l. IL.
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Marriages.,

Married, Madison county Mississippi, the lslh n.no.
H. P,sro>, E.l., If Nitkhurg Mss MsEr j..
daughter Of Capt. James Gillespie, uf that cuun;y.
Married. THURSDAY, The I'D umo, by the Rev John Wool
dce Mr. JoS u. SvPLFTT, Mir EiZauRIH daughter Of
Parsna WHEY Jackson, all % powhainn county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-14

Bourne Mat.nzs; Germ Portland; Home, Eectic and Or
son Bossn Factor NYoki Planet, do Bdde. Gresnbush.
pad James Hand Lexington. and Champlsin, NYork.
WLMiSoroS. Del. Der 6-Au Selim, EastpQrt.
BAIrrMosE Oct lied sagamore, Msrseillrs; Orb, King
,lon Jas 9qss dol Reece, tBr) Demersrs Isabella
A5.IAsDaA. DC: Oct le-An AleI.ndris LjveIpool Co
FREpERIcEsBuRe, Oct i0-An Ocean, NYork: Eagle Bos-
Ton; Ason do. Cid Geo Thomas Hall az, Ms; Saunden
Boston,
NoRroLK, Oct io-Au solon, Sydney, Co.
EpENTor. NC. Oct 8-Arr Cullanda, Beaslev, NYork.
CBARLE,IoS Oct leAu Fersx. Have; Margaret Forbes.
Prescott. NYork Auoleon, Boston; Florida Burgess NYok
which split fressl and ill., shifted spgo. and caused the sehf
CID Meguntecok Port Leon Fla; Neptune. tH Rollins Ha-
McsLr, oets-Cld Ceres. Cline. New York Arr Linden.
Griff.ths. do. .
NEw ORLEANS Oct t-Cld Trenton Brown, NYork; Belle,
Havana Arr Lion. Hamburg; Della Martinique vi, 81 Tho
mas and Key West Cld3d Vetor- Maliet NYork; Watch
man, Matanora Arr Scotland Roterdam Tyrone Clinton.
and 81 Leon, Havre; Suwarow Themaston.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. IA, Isas.


Cleared.
%fp and brs.y
esSs IL s Rn s1f cfa
tss SS:s '
H1sswsll. Whsdsn, u Gyayrt and PORTO Cabs!Ie, "
siss ' o'ssaa
81" S5 lsxss s% sGs'Ss siiPi a
bss Ss e jssss, Bay Me-.
iot%as SCI At The same time bark EupiIaes Ps%bs%o"
OF New S' he R
"a Soas Brig XhS hssss ri
sp 5T s ss a@%' d 81 s 9% Hi%
schr Tennessee, Baymore days from Philadelphia with
schr Braus, Doane days from Beverly Mass with fish, to
scr Cambridge, Hail. days from Boston, with mdse to j.
British ship Meney day. from Geenock, with mdse and
Sailed.
Hs shD: sN;S5 1 snS Ess0
Marine C0rrespondence.
DAILY GEoRaIAN OTrIoE,
Ar Au,sIss. Foss Boston; EIss,, {ShnsgD. New YoL;
sS sSspS Ss SID
toga Crawford, DO; Senator. Pepper, Boston
General Record.
BRrG RETRIEVE, from Mobile with cargo Of lumber for
S nfi n a, s ga1 ss and
Bno sfpsft the L. Isss Of before
ted ashore Petit Menan sold auction for about
F,.Hise join Adams. of Salem. from Gloucester
loss sehr Mssc, Of Gloucester, ashore, but would be
yr'sEIs OF CAMDEsone shr, ~, barks sand
thirry.sir schn belong to the port OF Camden, Me-
Notice to Mariners.
LrsHT HousE-This the summit Of Cape Mes
on s bs 90 pss saehsd rs SS 20
GsciSr: would embrace horizon Of . miles, We doubt
Be psa: the sSs: ~
Whalemen.
ATat New Bedford i2.h inst Chase Gulf Of Mexico Baha
N, s,n ac Sept m " sS g go S sg.s A9E
ship bound into Nantucket from Coast Of
Arr at sippc,n iith ms, Two Sisters. Atlantic Ocean, with
spokenEsh ul, lat 30 90 Ion IS, Montgomery of Warren
spoken.
Prophet of Boston, days from Lubee for Philadelphia Oct
Norman, Of Boston, om Have for New Orleans, sept 90 off
'" Foreign Ports.
HAvAsA Sept Ain port RT, for Turks Island in d'ys;
Key %s. :k Rapid @sls SYoh rsps; onisc dg
Sss S9 from @f fo%
i s.s for d Delaware for Charleston une'
b.;Ss; american vessel. in port. AT St
ANIkR, June 23-Pased Probus Sumner from NYork for
Home Ports.
Msmnaus al cR sssGO: Gqadssoape 30 dBGwah
e Sse 'Ff xSs St R.Ss
:s s sSi EsH
d. fGSy .s MMs oss
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- -
MONEY MARKET.
uhursdav- Ont. n,


Tomorrow being set apart for the celebration of the
introduction Of pure and wholesome water into the city,
business will be done at the Banks the Board of
Brokers, which adjourns until Saturday. This
morning the sales to fair extent with some little
Improvement in demand and prices New York State
os rose per cent Illinois bonds greatly improved
feeling apparent in these latter under the
that something will be done towards paying them Long
Island rose Harlem Ohio IS fell /. Alabama funds
arc still better odaysaes at 10 per cent There is spe-
culation going in them, however and the probability
is that they will give way again.
This is the of the year when the coal market
becomes Of interest citizens The prices of now
very low beft the times, and is likely continue So
il may Judge from the supply.
There has been received from the different coal mines
to October 9, ls42, viz =:
Pottsvlle, Schuy kill Haven, Little schuyl-
kill and Pinegrove, including $4,000 tons
OF the Reading Railway, l,t05
Lehigh, 202,796
Delaware and Hudson, I56,023
The overstock in market, April LIST last, 10000
Now in market, tons, 950,22l
The receipts of Coal to December LIST next
al the present weekly shipments, viz. -
Schuylkill, weeks, ~, 800 tons, 1856 900
Lehigh, ii 300 10000
Delaware and Hudson, 44,o0o
The whole supply for this year will beTons I24oGsi
The largest annual consumption has not ex-
ceeded, $4,000
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Foreign Importations.

LvERrooL-ShIp North Americas cks bales Sgeurney
-99 bxs Phelps, Dodge X col5 do mdse T Jones
case w MOrsenl W CT. stcr-5 cks Sc pdls Ber-
rien3 cks Goodhue col Dickson-l0 kegs Campoel-
cask Wnkey-7 cs Jones-2 casks Wyeh-8W
Woed-i Haruan Co.'S Van Nest-l Browns j
chs lbbstsop co.. b1s Stone COS cks Bruce
Forrest nmm ,nd-l w Ii ggat4 SAMUEL Tnompson-7 J
MCCALL Thos McAdams-3 Cooks A Mucheli-2 grind
stones2 bdls 10 bales % 10 bags casks order.
Rio DE JASEIaossh' whiimore7t Rpo,ted Yesterday
Lukman-l.6 Meson Thom, son-23 NJ Heale,-1i w
Qies-50 Whitaker-35 Brett box specie 8 HES
singer-l do Mdse Henry-cOO bags coffee TO order.
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$4,000
Tons, LAO, ga

$4,000 tons Of anthracite coal have been sent to New
York to September Goth last through the Delaware and
Raan canal direct from the mines against rs 800 tons
to the same period year. showing increased stock
of Al 900 tons from that source alone
The miners and boat owners put their heads together
last Saturday TO il they could up the canal
freighs This is usual at this Both parties re-
presented that account Of the extraordinary demand
from New York, they would be justified in raising the
freight which was done accordingly. The railway
bridges now rebuilt and coal is passing to-day the
cars, that this effort to get up excitement will be
checked at once. But let if New York is likely 10
want coal so badly justify any advance of price
There rem aimed over from lsil so 900
This year we have by Delaware and Rartan
Canal to Sept. 80, 1880
By vessels coastwise, say also l6 500
Delaware and Hudson, say $4,000
Now in New York. Tons, 3l3, 200
Under any circumstances, at least, we shall
have to December LIST from all sources yet 60 500
-
For the supply Of New York, 100000
This believe will be least than
we have ever consumed in one year.
We invite dealers in coal to look into estimates and
figures, and profit by them They may remember the
advice gave them in the Herald about this time last
year. Had they taken advice the trade would have
been saved from loss of not less than $500 by depre
citation of over stocks.
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Married.


On Wednesday after short and severe Illness JANE L..
Jos. o. Bogart.
On the aist September at Rob Roy. Fountain County,
Ia with days illness of congestive fever, MIR. VIM p
MoRRIs, of this city, in the 47th year of his age.
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The following sales took place at auction =
40bags St. Domingo Coffee, 81 &c, cash 100 bales va
Tobacco, 20 2!c, do 20 boxes manufactured do, &C.
do; 1000 bottle corks, led per groce, do.
.4shes-The sales confined to a small lot Of Pots at
So and few Pearls at SO. ssaH
Cofton-The market remains quiet,
FYour.-A farther decline Flour TO day. Genesee
81 s7ii Ohio, 81 BIT s7 In other descriptions the
market is heavy.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The College OF Medicine and Pharmac y,

Eaabiished for the Suppression of Qu1ckerv.
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
Of obtaining medical advice that RENTING the
one dollar with statement OF their case they will
supplied with dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter Of udvce containing full directions to Diet
regimen, &c. Allletters must be post paid. Address
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal office ofthe College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, N. Y.
B. The CONSULTING PHYsicIAs is daily in attendance
from 10 till , o'clock.
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CRoToN CELEBRATIoN.-Few.g gentlemen in this cy
ner furnished with The best the markets can afford Beer in.
6 6S.S: o, ~ E 8: 4. !, : ,sS hour,
Cold Cuts &c cHRIs fi1i n S'Ss .,. s.en..5
Ola liner % Ann street.
Mr.. DEMPsTER's NEXT BALLAD soIREEs will
On saHAy ~ n &: s ss's Library sns
Change of programme each evening" Particulars IN small
Tickets 50 cents. Doors open half Ito
at O'Clock. oit2r
PIiILT ARMoNTC s0CIETY.--Tke Committee Of Ma
first Of Rs Apollo
the S ssme time to the public
thai subscription opened the following
Firth H.l: Frnllin A..i 2e H Bsesswsg;
i$s s h:s rS Ss ~ S;'$sI
SII51 e e. sKoToS
Viz MMsry and Naval Invitation Ball will be given a thu
sns.ssd and The door vii &c under Management Of Mr.
admsns s;Gsg,n and ladies' to be had at pine the
arS ss n mo aea admitted without ladies' except m
e. e s and ss Si are
CROTON CELEBRATIOM AT TAMMANY HALL.
and .l !. sf ;s sisf a &
Ball on Friday evening Oct nh when the room will be
ssaS,:%sy a
and no ses Is Soo %
viii open at Tammsny Hall Wednesday the 18Th Days Of
tuition, Wednesday and Saturdays from to ocockor
ladies' and Misses from to o'clock for Masters
and from to 10 for gentlemen. obs 2u
GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE CRoTON WA
TEK-On the fth inst the cars Of the New foTk and
Harlem Railroad Cong will make their regular trips As adj
vesed their bills Of Oct h In addition 20 these the Com
pny will Train between City Hall and Harlem
stopping the intermediate places half hour from TO
II o'clock M and from TO ociocT NJ This arrange
will afford every that wishes opportunity to- wit
and Union Place. the reservoir street. and that York
vile about OF mile from the RAILROAD, and the jet he
High Bridge tnow in Of building across the Harlem
This jet the finest in the world, throws solid column
Of inches ia diameter 100 feet high, and falling in
the river it covers area Of 60 feet N diameter
gers to and from the High Bridge. oi3 2ts.I
DR. BRADSHAW has removed to N,.A6 Warren street.
90 RIBBONS AND sILKs-J. T. REYNOLDS, "a
mt fashionable Bonnet Ribbons Silks, Sans Velvet &C.
SC be found 10 the city Dealers, city and country ml-
ners viii do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
o6 missc
IL apest the city50o yards for sale all nicely mixed
aud striped with fast coors. Any In want OF this
ec will do well call and examine before they purchase
will be sold cheap for cash. Callat 236 Spng street, corner
Also tabs and pas booms, and all kinds Of furnishing
ware very lows TO all paris OF the city free Of cbsy
of3 imsec j. Jones.
EECHEso 900 Italian Lecches received and for sale
oI3 stsec corner Wall and south streets.
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE
III MONZANI s. Thompson street, gives instruction.: on
a the Flute Terms SIS per quarter 50 JIM
ITO GROCERs-Engsh Table Salt in casks Of sr dozen
''' '"e ~ ~" "'''' PERssE & BROOKS,
ORR No 81 Liberty street,
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LIvERrooL-Packet ship United ssatc,-Mrs Gideon Lee.
@ Lee, w Lee, w Lee Mr. Cuthbs rtson, of Geneva;
Francis Rives Virginia, Secretary Legation to the
Court Of st James; Benz Floyd Clark New York; Chas
England.
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship North Amerca-Geo L Pentiss
r Coswel-l05 in the steerage.
HAMBuRG-Brig Emma Louisa-Capt Th,s Morty, late Of
brig Lagona.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-14
EXHIBITION OF
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES:
THE franklin Institute Of State Of Pennsylvania for the
promotion Of the Mechanic Arts, will hold their twelfth
Exhibition of American Manufactures the large Saloon Of
the Phladelphis Museum in Ninth street. near Chesnut IN
the city of Philadelphia commencing Tuesday, October
9th, and to continue for two weeks 81,
The prizes there be awarded will consist as usual OF the
Institute These honorable esnmonias OF merit will be dis
trbuted the and impartial principles here
toore they will be awarded by sintersted judges IN all
The will be ready fer the reception OF articles
intended exhibition, Saturday, October l3th and all
such intended compete for Dc deposit
The managers Institute being DESTROYS Of exhibiting u
their fellow citizens display OF American skill and
industry solicit the manufacturers and mechanics m all
Union specimens Of their productions. as well 4,
the and skill has been bestowed assuring them
best exerions Of the Institute shall be given TO encou-
proper estimate Of American fabrics The regulations
exhibition and any other inoraton relative thereto.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
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QG- CROTON CELEBRATION.-Great things will
be done Castle Garden in honor Of this day Our read
strangers and Others who fond of strange and in
teresng sights, should read the bill in another column
and then make up their minds to 60.
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To Correspondents,

Our correspondents foreign
70 send by every vessel all the gence they
obtain. Nautical information Of any kind from any sue re
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor il captains of arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Bassett of fleet
report Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo and any
foreign they have Commodore Bassctt viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor in
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90. ~ Yesterdays HERALD WAS rus;

lished the letter. certificate and affidavit of ndiv dua
OF good and respectable standing in this city, who hal
been extrcsted from total blindness through the instru
mentality of Dr. Wheeler, of No. SO Greenwich street.
who is, without doubt, the best Oculist have in
the United States In day two we shall give some
him. which will astonish not only the Medical Faculty
but also every other person in the community who may
peruse the narrative.
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-The Croton Jubilee is
celebrated in grand tonight at this iavote theatre
new drama Of deep interest entitled the Loss OF the
Royal George produced together with several extra
vaganzas, in which John Smith appears, and laugh
able burletta written expressly for the OCCASION denom
mated Croton Water.
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90 WE HAVE NOTICED FOR SEVERAL DAYS
fine turtle taking easy his back at the
Ann street. under the American Museum and inquiry
found things carried on at the Terrapn Lunch
days OF olden time whilst under the ancient regime of
Ssndy Welsh. The fact is his mantle has lien John
Adams, who il fat in getting up good things in
cherche STYLE Turtle soup and steaks served up every
do his .aek q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-14

0Iy- PEASE'S CANDY IN BOSTON.-Extract of a
letter received from Agents -" Boston, October,
lsa2 Gents-We wish you send six hundred dollars
worth Of your Hoarhound Candy Your candy sells 800
per cent better than did last fall We have published
number of certificates from Of the most respectable
genti men Of this place. which presume is
OF its increase; also several of physicians have
comm nded il clergymen it, and in fact Pease's Can
dy is as popular here Fanny Elsser You will
please send number Of certificates and fifty of
your splendid show bills.
"Yours truly REDDING & CO, State St.
To Messrs. J. PEAsE & SoN, AZ Division st.n
The above letter has beIn exhibited to u.s. and
acquainted with their handwriting they have paid
number of thousand dollars for the Herald They
our agents.
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.

AT Io5 o'clock, at LAG B2wev, the entire contents Of
loon and establishment conss cordiss
liquors. ectonery soda Jars glasses table.
50 yards oil colh ice ezers and tubs and other
for conduc saloon with good
assortment OF household and kitchen furniture. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-14

0y- TRULY SPLENDID AND SUPERIOR HATS
1t intention to have noticed, in to.days paper, at
some length the very beautiful hats which being
exhibited the Great Fair manufactured by Mr. Boomer
in Broadway CORTLAND street. the charge for which
Is only three dollars and half either natria moleskn
As we cannot do this however, until Saturday Monday
next must content ourselves by advising readers
oleok in the interim, with especial care, at his magn
cent samples, at Niblos Garden.