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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-06

thought he declined to run again
HE PARDoNlEG Power IN PEEssYLvAnIA-
Gov. PORTER, of Pa, has made himself notorious
for interposng IRE power of pardon between Justice
and his personal and political Misunderstanding
1t not only after judgement, upon proper grounds,
but before trial, and without assigning any reason
at all, or waiting to see how dark is the guilt of
the accused, or what extenueting circumstances
may render proper the extension Of mercy. We
see in the Pennsy lvania journals that he has re-
Gently exercised this prerogative in two instances
both apparently most unjusti6abe and dangerous
In November, 1o4l, it seems that the Grand jury
OF Huntingdon County presented three men named
Couts, Leas and McVilty, for conspiripg to in
luence electors to vote for John Shaver. cand;data
for Sheriff. The bill was sent up, and the parties
indicted, The trial was put off, from time to time.
On various grounds, until the 18th ult. when the
accused were called up for trial. They appeared
but instead Of submitting the case to jury, they
produced full and unconditional pardon from
Gov PORTER, in bar of the indictment. They
were at once discharged. What mockerv of
Justice is this
The other case is mentioned in the Erie Chron-
icle. Two fellows named Moody and Quiggle
we're tried and convicted of havisg passed counter
feit money, kaomine u to be such. The trial was
in every respect fair and impartial, the testimony
clear, and the verdict in accordance with the be-
lief of every man who heard the evidence and knew
ne culprits. They were accordingly sentenced to
hree years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary
After q confinement of three or four hours, an Elk.
'cutive pardon was received, and they again
let loose upon society We pity our Pennsylva-
1ia brethren if they are doomed much longer to
nave the strong arm of the law thus paralyzed by
anprincipled interference with its administration.
U From the following note which we received
ast evening from Col. Graham, it will be seen
that the Presidents Message may be expected
1ere on Tuesday night. in time for our paper of
he next morning:
PosT OFFICE, New YORK, Dee. 5th, 1912.
To the Editors of The Tribune
Observation-Disclosures has been received al this Office
hat it is contemplated by the Postofice Department 10
end the Presidents Message Tuesday the 9Th inst, in
he same as heretofore
An extra engine will leave Washington on Tuesday with
he Message. Immediately after its delivery 10 the two
Houses OF Congress- at about half past II NJ and is ex
orcted reach this city at II O'Clock Of the same day
Respectfully, JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, T. NJ.
D The American thinks that if Col. Webb
had been indicted in Delaware for fighting the
duel with Marshall Gov Seward might have re-
fused to surrender him for trial, if demanded,
ihe ground that he has already been once tried fer
The same offence. Unless we mistake, he was tried,
c.,,n1 n,,itr md sentenced here for leayinr tie
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II NO.2 Of Sylvester g raj han's Quarterly
.s0urnal, on the Philosophy OF Sacred History wlIo
particular reference TO the authority OF the Bible for mae
eating hesb, drinking wine, &c. Subscribers and thoe
who wish 10 examine the work, will cali Dr. John Du
dell, Dentist, in Chambersstreet, Broadway Wet
they will find the irst and second numbers. doa
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u steamer ais.olTi t.> I'm Bath Me-rs;acnsd from
cruise Eastward.
Packed ship Francois ls; Ainswo,h, Hsyre Aug
with nile, TO Bolton. Fox Livlng5toH
Ship Scotland Robinson I'm Live.2col Arg with n'dze
20 + F rrimble,
Ship Bu1nan, Ford fm Rotterdam, sailed I'd Aug, with
mdze, 10 order.
Ship ,ei,ora L1n, s. days from Dundee via Newcastle
Eng, with coal, TO The master.
Brig Palsey Bloun Howe, 20 ds tai BalZe, Houdaras
with cochlnesl, &c, 10 slaEco
Brig Miinoch-t, Hopkins, o; Bangor 10 IS from Nasra
ba, P K, with sugar, 10 order.
Brig Augusta, liverpool 10 ds tA savannah, WIN COT
tOn 10 Sturs-, 4 Chairman.
Brig Northene'. Rice 20 ds fn ipalachcoa win cot
toR The master
Brg Geoglana, Davis from Portland. with plaster, TO
srg Rebecca Nc Cairo, ds fiD Wilmington, C, with
naval stores, 10 p / Nevius / Son.
Schr AIbtulare Long, fin Pits Landing, n c, and ds
I'm th- sHr with naval stores, 10 the master
stores.
Scbr Manchester, Worth, Richmond, -four, Se 10 Allen
/ Pa1son
10 Depeos;er / Whitnar>h
Schr Ocean, Hodges RappahanHock, ceT'A
Schr wausia All. Swan>bsro, y c. naval stores
Schr Charles Malery, Washington, y Z, naval s'ore'
Sct- Atlantic Robertson, Havre dc Grass !ron
schr John MARSHALL, aIiliinor, Folly Landing.
Schr Control Ion.lin James River, wood.
Schr Chel, Van Name. Virginia, wood
Schr Authrocophara, Parker, Virginia ~
Sehr smith Dunn, Washington, y c. naval stores, Wood
hull & Miniurn.
ScLr Merchant, Hncsmnn, Folly Landing, corn.
ScEr wrl & Henry, AicCan, Cape Charles, potatoes.
Schr Carol!ae K Harriet, Lyon, Virginia
Schr AibeIaarif Young, is i'm EiiIaDeth CitY VIII
naval stores, n Waring Son.
SAILED-Packct ship Stephen whitney, Thompson
Liverpool: CaIhari9e Berry Charieson brig Souers
for a cruise on the Coast OF Africa.
BELOW-l ship and brigs
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DKONCHITIS, Disease of the Throat

4 , and Lungs which is annually sweeping thousands
upon thousands premature rave under lhe mlslaEen
nas,e of Consumption is always cured oy JAY hs En-
Soreness Of the Lungs e Hectic Fevr, Splitting up Of
PAegm or matter and sometimes Blood II Is an nilaama
on or the 6ne skin which Ge the nsde OF the whole 81
the wind tubes or air vessels, which run through every
part OF Lungs This Expectoran1 Immediately sup
Of Breatng and produces free and expecora;on,
and cure is soon effected. Prepared only by DR.. D..
JAYHE No 20 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the Agents A. b. q ~
Sands Druggists, No. 10 Fulton ST. co ner OF Cold ST. al
No 100 Fulton st also sold by Daniel Sand' Co. NO n
SANDS Co No 273 Broadway tGranite Buildng) corner
~ ch,,,herss :, price al sl4 I'm
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DIED:
In this city, Sept T. tie residence of her son, Thomas
Mncarlan no l4O reut-street, after protracted illness
OF six years Isabella wife of Frederick Macarlan, aged IL
formerly Of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Her remains will be taken 10 Newburgh for inerment
In this city, Sept y Ernest Renard, Of Amens France
In this city, sept r. William Franks in the 45th year
In h; city, Sept p, John Mckinley, sr in the 9ath year
In ,his city Sept l2 Waiter Webb, native OF England,
in The SSH wear OF his ace.
in this city. Sept u, Ann Eliza DevereuS
In this city, Sept II, john D. II. FllndroW.
lnhis city, Sept IL Lawrence B. Duffy, in the 4th year
In tbs city, Sept Il, David White, in the 2s4 year of
his age. -
am Margaret RuskeT, aged years.
In this city, Sept i2 Michael McSor!ey in the 18th year
of his age.
Ia this city Sept H. Margareue wife of James Perro
Etc., in the 53th year OF her age. -
Al Bloomngdale, sept. l2 lie Baron youngest Child OF
Tarran, Putnam, aged year and mouths
Al New Brunswick, Sept II, the Rev. Robert Birch
aged 81 year.
Al Newark, N. J., Sept II. Washington Andruss aged 5
months, OF DR.. J. u. GeblS
Near Franklin Tenn, Aug. so, William Henry Lewis
only son OF Major Wu q. Lewis second Auditor oil the
u s Treasury. in the I9lh year of his age.
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MILLINERY GOODS very low for

l7a Casl-ST EVENS& GRUMAN, 70 Beaver street. J
doef from Pear St NewYork, have just rsceiyed arer
assortlen Of Fai and Winter Millinery and Silk Goods OF
almost every description, most OF which have been bought
at auction OF 10y prices - MneT Nj y, =.
tin-s arge assortment of the most fashionable Millinery
Good ~ e city prices aluosi wthoi exception less than
can be bought elsewhere This no. put oflh Shuy, Us
bu 10 buv Ia Sc convinced. 0Da OF the firm makes II his
bu>ae.s attend the auction sales daily by when arronge
bar.ans III; OF which they will sell at small adyance from
cost They have large assortmen OF Taratan ''at Vel
vets and Velvet Hat Ribbon. 10 whch 'ep "oud p"Icu
IG m -. W. ios, 80, - ,,r,cas , - a29 2mis
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TIvE,e,,cr, pa,entof the u.

u BY Letters Patent of the u: 9.-The pub
lie ciiuoned against purchasing The TrcopherouS OF
-ica,ed Compound for the human har AT one dollar Per
bottle as it can be had for fifty cents Observe Tint the
original genuine TrcopheTous has the proprieors
name A. C. Barry. printed the outside wrapper be
sure 10 purchase the Hair Cutting Rooms. lao Broadway
corner OF Loey.stretl up stairs, of the appointed
agents Any other article o.: the Is an impos
non 81 I'm
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AND VELVET CAPS

-A great variety otuew and splendid patters adapted
m infants children and bows Of al ages Also, ladies
Riding Gaps OF very beautiful patterns, and genemens
Sporting and Dress Caps The subscriber 'iatrrs hnse,
he has the largest and best assortment OF Caps IN me ciy
and further recommendation the extreme moderate
prices al which they vended. Wholesale and reallat
wATSON'S, l54 Chatianl-street, and
20 100 BOwery.
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saw named Thomas Butler come OF, of the cellar
with bundle, and Booth arrested HIM The bundle was
found 10 contain 20 pounds OF opium 2 suphaie
OF qonine IL BEETLES, IS pounds of oil OF peppermint and
though pHrsuet by wa,chnan Goodrich escaped ~ ran
ning Butler, who is al old offender wa; committed 10
pI on
Rossrsc MoNEY-DRAwrs.-wilEamR assel was arrested
and committed stealing rs cents in change from the mo-
ney-drawer o! Janes Brady, No. lo5 Division street
CoRosER'S OFFick-DEATH BY ACCIDENT
The Coroner held inquest today No s4s Madsonst,
on the body Of am Pearsons native of England aged
So, by trade sawyer On Thursday afternoon the deceas
ed engaged in the lumber yard OF W. F Davenport,
and while slanding the side OF pile Of timber wagon
loaded with long planks beiag dven out the hinder
end OF the pankS sweeping round struck the pile OF timber,
knocking dosn and falling the deceased crushed hE
the earth He excated greatly injured and though
by Dr.. Nichols died Sunday morning Verdict
THAT he came 70 hs death by accidentally Tec.ved
by the falling OF ple OF timber in the yard OF W. A. r
Davenport X Co Oh the 9th irst
DEATH By OssiF1cATIoN OF THE LARYsx.-The Coroner
also held o1ues, the Aims House in the Park on the
body ef Peter Clark ages about 50 city wa,cIman and
also runner about the wharves The deceased had been
iii tor the last six weeks, and Monday al o'clock
he sat The No. u South AND said he bet
ter Of complaint in hi, throat and difficulty OF breathing
HALF hour afterwards he was found lying III nine pm
alley dead. DR.. w S. Tompkns made post mortem ex-
animation, and jury, under his advice found verdict OF
death by os>ica,ion of the arny1.
DEATH FROM DRowSING.-fhe Coroner also held an m
que., al The house Of Thomas Mcsorey l7s Eightyhrt
street, on the body his brother Michael McSee native
OF Ireland aged o. by business cab-drver. he
man of nienl habits Verdict that he drowned
at lhe 70 II OF Robnson-street on the l2thinst-
DISEASE OF THE SToMAcH-Aiso al the AlRis Honse in
the Park on the BODY OF Bartholomew Manly native of
Ireland aged Sc 81 The deceased formerly kep'
print stand the Pos; Office, and was hsbiuay IN.
temperate The jury found Tho he died Of disease OF the
stomach and bowels produced by ntemperance
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED-Also. at the house Of Charles
DtImonco road the body OF Ernest Renarc.
native Of France aged 10 or - years The deceased
Saturday went on an excursion Glen Cove in the steam,
boa, American Eagle and Monday afternoon acout3
O'clock took sail in small boat on the Sound and the
boat being accidentally cepszrd the deceased was drowhec
yerdc,-accidenallv drowned on the 18th inst.
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A afERIcAN MUSEUM. AND GAR.
a DEN, opposite 81. PsufS Church.
GRAND GALA WEEK.
tleas'I . Nf-ht3-k - ~ y.
Double A,tractiops.... and DO sxua charge

GRAND GALA MEkh
Double A;tractiors.i and s1ra charge.
Performances .-rice eyrry day.
Mr. HARRlSt G. TiN the celebrated Magician and en-
,rcqais;; Mr. wISCaELl The Yankee DFoisrlSa 81 ss z
HOOD. the popular vocalist La PETITE @ gs 80 = e.
the beautiful diasease the MYSTERIOUS Gypsy GIhi.'
Balloon AscenSonS: den OF Living SnaSrs. s0Ono oofi
osiies. Performances Tice Every Day, comasncs al
O'Clock and .. o'clock, p VI.
II On Moaiay the Ieh inst ia honor cf the Great Ce
ebraton, Ten sslcsn Asceasons Will tase place at inter-
yals thronghoutihe day.
AdEtance the wholc-museurn garden and entertain
rnents-25 cents; Children half price
NEW GOODS AT NEW PRICES
LS SUTTON L BUNDLE invite the nctice OF their
ends all persoEs who wish goods at very low prices
call and examine their large stock direc, rcm auction
which they offering atsery great inducements tor
cash I71 SPRING. corner Sullivan street
NB--No deception practiced a, this store.
Lad respectable connections and good habits waited.
slt iwis+
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GARPETING and Oil Cloths, cheaper
= i than ever,!-JoNES * MARCY, l0l Bowery, oler
for sale al the possible prices, an extensive ssor
men of new and splendid Carpetng :, all kinds, suited 10
Their stock OF Oil Cloths the most extensive IN the city,
and embraces several elegant patterns which can be found
bey have also Just received several thousand yards OF
.a,,,,;,.i SO i~ss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

loaded with ame u1known we.t ashore
on the east bank Monday night and was compelled 10 cut
away her nasts-no lives lost She will be total loss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

"A Broou,e street.-the. ca HAMBERLAIN'S School for
Adults open day and evening, and intended for those
who desire devote their whole Time 70 study. well as
for those who Can Occasionally spare an hour or two Tor
some particular branch c; education.
PgSMANsHr-Mr. Doluage can accommodate those who
desire Instruction. in Writing IN bis moralns, afternoon OF
evening class.
DRAWING AND PANTiSG-Mr. Purcell has ciasso ladies
and one Young gentlemen in the afternoon and IS organ
jzing an evening class or ariizanS and amateurs.
ARITHMETIC. BooXHrEP GRAMMAR and LATIN are
tau gh; on plan individual Instruction. which enables
each s,udsn 10 make the the time devoted TO study
Mr. C. has few vacancies in his school for boys, which
is entirely under personal instruction. except IN writing
81
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MARRIED
DIED:

In this city, Sept B. William F. Bearns, of this city, TO
Mary Frost of ST. John, n. b.
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II Hats. Hats! z1at.!-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites The attention OF the Beau Monde TO
his beautiful. graceful and tasteful }o,r becrowned Hat
being The only really fashionable article OF the Kind eStant
claim he J-nef Of his own orig NAL conceptions
To say that these Hats surpass any thing OF the kind in
no more than warranted by experience otweny years
in The business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion, 10 call and examine for themselves.
A large assortment OF Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Hat Cases and in fact every thing necessary for gentle
mans travelling outfit, may also be found AT
E. BLOOMER'S, I79 Broadway,
Ilo,,n +,c IIrtol
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L Ssonrnud,a Blamc D,Espagme, or spanish

lily white imparts pure e-he aIaDaser whlieneS 10
the com plexio is entirely article and free from
the Gcleerious principles generally entering into couDna
tons or above object Put up IN elegant boxes at -
cents each To be had the original office, 81 Walker ST,
one door from Broadway IS lmS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14
Geo. b Rollins Aucilonecr.
.OSITIYEl CHANCt.RY SALE OF

YOCt ~ u CII.NANN = it 4 hf' u VI
Los ia the village OF wiarnsssrgh, Thursday
september 18Th at ~ ocioc,, The Kings Coonty Hotel
tnear The Peck slip ierryl Hlamburgh situated between
South SIKH street and Wiia>bIrstl road, aad lying on
NcKbbn 3iars-al Moore, Varet. Cook De Bevstss Nor
r ami Smith streets Graham avenue, Sewtown road and
The wilau1shurgh road They will be sold sngy and In
parcels Maps may be seen al TIE Kings County hotel,
wiains5ur.h: Franklin House BrDokyn Merchants EI-
change New YORK; and sales OF W lkisS ol-
Rils M II Broad stree, sli2
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AUCTION SAL-c.


Liberal cash advances made consgsmens sor auction
| saiee
pY s. DRAPER, Jr.-store 54 VII
E9 haHsree, corner OF PiDe-sreet
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. ~
Al l2 O'clock a, the Merchants Exchange.
Perempsr Sale of 10 vaiQsble Building lots avorahy
iocated co the Cd avenue 18th and h streets IN vii;
lots forming The euTe 'front.' 2d avenue wes, side be-
Slots tie scuh OF ssth street, between ID and Sd
Immediately contiguous the above uew church IS
building, and tie surrounding property rapidly improving
The and street are graded anu paved complete
Also4 lots on 2sh street. between 7,h ana sh avenues
about LOG feet wesi al 9Th avenue. And
4io,s gs,b street. Immediately in 'ear of the above OF
FERNS 5 per cent en- day CT SALE Is ao upon delivery OF
deed. and balance on bond and mortgage
LIFAYETrs BASS SroCS-AIsc at II O'Clock, si shares
Lafayette Sank Stock for ot whom a,sy
THURSDAY, Sept Is,
At 10 o'clock, 4; the auction room.
FRENCH Gooos-sy Caiaogue.-Eor approved endorsed
uaoo;hs credLiOo caSes French Goocs COM
pr>ipg variety aod extensive assortment 81 tana-
bic articles, received per reseGl arrivals.
Cataioep peS and samples on morning O; Sate.
FRIDAY, September l6
DAMAGED GooDs OF BARK LcUiSA-tt 10 o'clock at the
store - Front street, for cash unaer the Inspection o the
Wardens OF the PORT for the beEet o whom nay con-
the entire cargo the bark Lousa, from Marselles,
consisting OF 5s eases olive oil: 10 aimord oi lbs
brandy; 55 do wine; 10 half ri rd wine; 81 bbls
vinegar Is cases vinenar i5s cases 3ers 7s0 cases
q cologne; 10 do perfuuery; lS do preserved
fruits so do chanpagn 50 do veancel 81 10 whc beer,
20 DO dutch sheee; 10 do looking glasses do niual bs;
IS 10 glass aud carhcnw9rs cases china ware 10 DO pa
per; DO painted paper 30 umbrellas; 10 hats 80 cases
empty bottles y ,rt Almonds iS do eora!S DO OF
5ergamot und ro<e do Toys do CAPSULES do qnnine;a
DO absynsc s bbs sali mee, do sabres so STEEL cass
saruaum; snchoves 80 dc pickles. baskets cloves 81
keg, paint, IL bales pepper 10 cases cork DO do sunac
DO merchandise do 10 blankets and coverEd>; 90 mus
ns bale coal box cysocal; 10 images; DO slabser
ornaments l3 table; do marble statues 5000 ssuAre
marble: pkg books leases silk ust trunks shoes bbls
-four of maddcr; l6S Sxs ieEons, &c. &s.
SATURDAY., september II.
AT 10 O'Clock, nj the Apctiop.isOoni.
CLOTHS CkSSIMERES-ErOfn the Sheyes--On cTedH
ofS months. Cor approved ea,orsed ooeo pieces super
West e England Cloths and Caisineres, just imported
Also, 90 pieces Cassmeres, OF various patterns and de-
scuptioEs
TUESDAY, Sept -.
Al 10 O'CLOCK at the auction room.
CLOTHS AID CAssIMESEs-Fron the sleveS-on credit
months endorsed na,es0o pieces supe-
rir West OF England Cloths and Casimeres just imported
Also. so pieces West OF England Cassimetes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-14

DY T. ]. BEARNS, Auctisneer-Thls
j > Day Wednesday, Sept l+th-S,ock st Groceries--
Al O'Clock the Ss Fulton street, the entire sock
pines sn rp MADEIRA sherry and port wines CASKS aud
onar.r CASKS so chests s chests hySon, young hy>on
ouchong an guuporer 50 00 segars various brands
~ bbls vinegar erces oases rce sugar coffee tohac-
CO. with otter articles in The line. Also quasy oearlhen
ware. Sli IL
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Read. krau. (. kead!!i
From Tx Editors of the Mem YORK Msiodlt Chr5s'a" Id
L. IL


,,oeute and Journal, Ang. TO-
II SEARS BBLG BioGRAPHY.-rhis is a most beautliu
work. far paper, printing entertainments, ana pu
iro are concerned It IS volume. and contains
49l pages press, illustrated with some OF ise most
sUifite,i engrayings NE have for lorg unt The
lron,spiecr by Lossing represents Doddridge mother
teaching him Scripture history by Dc tiles This is an
exquisite picture, and which the eye may rest Win
more than ordinary delight We have not had time 10 read
HE work bu, from the notices given of il by sone oi the
most respectable oJriia, Judge II VIII he we re-
ceived y The religious public. Price, $50 SOLD at TO.
100 Nissan str.ei New York aul5 lmis'
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YOU n COUGH do not

VTAVE YOU a COUGH !-Do not
NEGLECT Il: thousands hava met premature death
for the want of li,tIe attention to common cold.
HAVE You CoUGH!-Dr. JAYNE'S E&PECTO.
RANT sale medical prescription. containing no poison
o ,rurs and used in extensive practice for several
years. will positively afford relief and save you from
that awful disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
which annually sweeps into the grave hundreds of the
Young the fair, rhe lovely and the gay.
HAVE You Couch BE persuaded to purchase .ooi-
tie of this Expec,oranl-TO DAY! Tomorrow may be
too late.
remedy you should take To cure IL
FoR rHis PLAIN REASON, That in OF the thousand
cases where il mas bee. used has failed 10 relieve may
be had OF the proprietor 20 SOUTH 1HiRD street, rhI
,aelnhia Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents. a.
I'D Sands Druggists, No. 10 Fulton street. corner OF
Gold st; and No 100 Fulton Also. sold by Abraham b.
Sands 23 Broadway (Granitr Bniidngl corner Cham
ber street and by David Sands Co. No. II East Broad
,y,y Garner nj Marker 81 sl4 I'm
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NJ Eau FnsI,ion TTaI. nov ready-watson,

" Fall Fashion Hats now rendy-Watsons
Silk Hats, only 81 30 recommended 10 the pubic rot
ONLY for economy but possessing all elegance of
OF TIE costly; combining utility with beauty this
article cannot tail commend itself to the connoseur as
$780, Cashmere and Nulra Hats at $3.50 each; these
are his standard prices and he need only remark that by
combining himself quality and price for each descrp
an Of hats he is enabled turalsh superior article at
prices far below those which Hats of the descrip
lion are now vendisg Ivy other manufacturers.
steady and permanent patronage for tie
last years is a sufficient indication of public judgement
aDd constitutes the best test OF their merits.
Wholesale and retail, at wATSON'S, l5i Chathamst,
and l60 B0wery. 81 isu