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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-09
(From the British Packet, so, April

~OtlA VI &APAl'
[From the British Packet, so, April)
Colonel Mariana Maza arrived in
town on Tuesday last, bringing the
official account of the complete defeat
of the forces Of Lopez of Santa Fe, on
the Goth at San Pedro, about nine
leagues to the north of the capital of
= Sat Province, on the borders of Chaco
II appears that Lopez was drawn into
the action by a stratagem If General
Oribe, and discovered his error when
too late to avoid the encounter. The
results OF the affair are stated to be
200 killed and $50 prisoners. There
was also captured $4,000 horses,
$4,000 head of cattle, 4 pieces ofar-
tillery, baggage &c. Of the 5000
men carried into action by Lopez,
some 1900 to 1900 almost at the first
charge passed over to the ranks ofthe
Federal army-Lopez himself, ac-
:ompanied by two adjutants, had eff
tected his escape to an island in the
Parana.
1t appears that a partial affair had
taken place on the 10th, four days
previous to the principle action, at
the Barrancas, near Coronda-which
obliged Lopez to fall back on Santa
Fe.
We understand that the headquar-
tiers of the army of the Confederation
were at Coronda. Itconsists of more !
than 10000 effective men of the three |
armies, under the orders Of Generals
oFlbe, Pacheco, and Exchague--a
small body under Colonel Santa Colo
ma had occupied the city of Santa Fe.
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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssfNATE
THE QUEEN or ENGLAND.

THE oUEEN or ENGLAND.
Another mailman, or monster with
out tie excuse Of madness hasnlIempt
ed tlia assassination Of tho beiopeo
Sovereign oflho British Empire. Al
six O'Clock on Monday evening, n,
her Majesty, accompanied by Prince
Albert, was returning 10 tho Palace
In an open bHrouchc, with ouiridors
an assassin presented pistol, and dis.
charged II ut the Queen, from very
nearly the same spot or Constitution
Hill from which Oxford fired. The
wretch was instantly seized by a SOL
der Of the Scotch FusiIeer Guard.
lie was at first supposed to be a for
eigner, but il appears, that he is an
Englishman, named John Francis, son
TO Scene-shifter on Of the theatres.
He is about go years of age.
Boston Daily Mai
The subscriptions in London, Paris
and indeed all over Europe, in behalf
ofthe sufferers by the great FIRE at
Hamburger, have been on most liberal
and unprecedented scale, notwithstan-
ding the commercial depression which
prevails so extensively everywhere.
ID.
Many more arrests have been made
at Paris, OF persons supposed to be
implicated in the late attempts upon
the life Of the King. ID.
THE CATAsTRoPuE AT HAMBURGER
We have the following statistical
details OF the destruction of property
by the late calamitous fire Streets
destroyed, 81; lanes ditto, l2o; hous-
es ditto in streets, 1899; small houses
in lanes, 49s; cellars, 46s; inhabitants
dlSpossessed, 2l,526. Churches de-
Stroyed, 8, viz. st. Peter, St. Nicolas,
and st. Gertrude. The value of the
private buildings is estimated at At
million marks banco, in the mutual
insurance effected by the municipal
ties, and the public buildings at 10
millions, making together 81 millions,
equal TO G3,363,0O0. The furniture +,
and goods are estimated at .g2 ,963,oo0;
making the total value of the proper ,
ty 1886, 900. The amount insured {
Ia tne tofeiga insurance companies on
furniture and goods, is estimated at '
l0mlluon marks banco, or g74l 900; :
but we are informed. on very good y
that this item is so over \
rated, that it throws a doubt upon the
accuracy of the statement of the ACRE '
gate loss sustained. We are credlbly :
informed that the total amount of the "
liabilities Of the English Insurance e
will not exceed, at the very '.
e45o,oo0; and according to y
he most recent accounts, 942O,0O0 is e'
leld as nearer to the truth. 1t is far W
her rendered perfectly certain that y
wen the latter account will be very e;
materially reduced; for, as the re- "
earches in the ruins proceeded, con- ~ %
iderable amounts of property were "a
escued daily, which was constantly W
ccreasing the salvage to the English :" W.
ID. y,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-09
LATEST FROM THE ARGEN-
TINE REPUBLIC-A GREAT
BATTLE.
BATTLE.

We have received the British Pack
ct, published at Buenos Ayres, to the
Goth Of April.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
DIED /:

After short and painful illness Mary only daughter Of
Richard and lane Cunning ka aged ii years and months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
her funeral from the residence of her inher corner Of
Rvngton and Lewisslreets, this day, Nov g at half past
O'Clock, p Nj.
On Monday evening 7th instant, OF consumption, Cahe
rne widow OF the laie Dr.. William Burrel OF this city,
in the 10th year OF her age.
On Monday, 7th Instant suddenly, John Corey in The
S8th year o! his age
On Monday, lh Instant Nicholas Crepsy, aged % years
and months.
On Monday 18th ins Thomas Farrell in the Gath year of
On the 7lh instant, Amelia Doninck, younges, daughter
of George o. and Abby Van Amrinee. aged Y months
On the 9th inslant after short Illness Catherine healy
widow OF Ezra Healy, IN the fSla year oi her ago
tB!oomnydae, Saturday, 9th instant after short
Illness Mary <. AdrIance in the 65b year OF her age re-
lict OF tie late Abraham F. AdriaDce.
At Jacksonville illinois, the 9th OF October, Lieut.
Edward Lodonowsk, aged 50 years native OF Poland
He was born noble in Russian Poland just con-
GLIDING his collegiate education wilma when the revolu
ton broke lie left wilma Immediately, and with much
ifcuty succeeded in rea hing warsaw where he entered
The military service Of his country He was engaged in
and bore on his body I'LL his death the honorable aemores
OF his ntrepdity ard patriotism BY the ioruheo he
driven into Austrian Poland thence he reached Trieste,
and thence the Uned States
engineer and made Jacksonville bis residence There his
Talents and anabe qualities rendered him one OF the mest
esiimabie in the community. "N1De knew him but 10
love hiGl-nope named him bui 10 praise"
The OF his death painful His FIRST attack OF
sickness by slight eruption hs lace on Wednesday
on Saturday the Inflammation extended 10 he brain a
supo accompanied wilha partial paray SIS
and consciousness was gone Daring that last sidnchoy
day. he gave signs of except from bis
brother in exile Napoleon koscowsk who was &C instantly
al side addressed him in his native tongue in tones OF
earnestness and affection Then seemed as though the
memories OF other years stirred, and tor moment be
seemed to make vain and painful effort 10 arouse himself
Such s the vigilance OF The Russian police that the sub
ec of this noce had never heard word from his family
since he driven into exile. The liliao!an, from which
direction of Capt John Henry Jacksonville, of
the largest which ever took place II that that town. OWN
If old ,anuu 0sf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
aA FOR SALE-A Drug and Apothe

- FOR SALE-A Drug and apotne-
Ut cary Store, advantageousiy situated in the upper
par OF the city, very respectable neighborhsod. The
stock large, but general and Of the best quality
fixtures and furniture IN frs, order The establishment
has fair share OF business, which is increasing and with
proper attention would extensive patronage.
The proprietor wbeso dispose OF in consequence OF not
being able devote 70 II bis constant personal attention
For (which ibera and other particulars apply
at No. l29 Fulton street, New York no lWr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
Royal Guriey, Auciioneer.
FXTENSiVE SALE OF VALUABLE

"a BOOkS--GURLEY i HILL will sell at the New
lcrh Long Room l69 Broadway, on Thursday Afternoon
commencing 81 o'clock, continued III the evening,
;ery large aud valuable collection of the besSandard Edit
tions many OF the choice desirable Books IN
quantities. The catalogue forms the most extensive and
valuable OF Books that have sold This season.
and there being several copies OF each work rare oPpor
,uni.y is offered gentlemen making additions 10 their u
brares Among them also great variety Of hne bound
Books Common Prayers, Bibles OF all sizes, Juveniles &c
The sale will commence 81 O'clock and orders received
from those who that hour will be executed
hv The Auct
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
MARRIED

On Monday evening" 7th instant, by the Rev. Tbos j..
Sawyer David Colamore to Miss H. Augusta, daughter OF
Sewali Fisk. all OF this city
In Chryste church, on Sunday evening" Nov by
the Rev William NJ Stilwtli, Mr.. John Remming 10 Miss
Melonia Fagap, a II OF this city.
b. the Rev. J. l.. Nichols, Mr. David GoDSted 10 Miss
Charity SimonsoD, both OF This city.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
NEW AND SPLENDID
TIGHT SrlLEs Liz eli u hecnu,e lhe

"
oay kinds in The air tight and drum combined Is
so perfectly adapted the times that all those who wish
econsmse should have The heat formerly lost from,
the will beat large paror. and by adding
handful OF wood they will keep two parlcrs warm twelve
hours without rcpenshing. 4 new and splesdid paror
coal Stove, iarge cylinder and salanander stoves for
churches large open rooms the Victory and Common.
Stoves for cooking equaed by OF the above
stoves all warranted perform their various purposes
we'll Prices 10 suit the times.
SAMUEL UTTER, No. 2S5 Water-st.
Dr. Spoors Stoves sold and repaired reduced prices
no S.xs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
EyALI, AND WINTER GOODS at ths

AJNhLL AM u WIN En- hoCDio dt tu5
NEw-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, 1A2 Fulonstreet, near Broadway.
The subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL IND WINTER GOODS 10 exc.
orders for garments the and at small
advance Our purchases made exclusively for
cash. and we commence our fall business fully determined
10 sustain unusually low prices, and furnish custom.
ers with article at small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who IN want
an outfit, will find it 10 their interest TO call and examine On
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in "a hours.
Suct punctuality observed in aling orders
sig isti j. Z. BOOTH Gu.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
Gen,lemen's Wardrobe

M GAYLORD, Agent of the Home
I'VE. League CASH TAlLeRIse ESTABLISHMENT, has
from No. "A to No. John street, and has hand
handsome assortment OF Fashionable Winter Goods pun
chased the lowest cash priceconsisng of French and
English Beavers French and English Cloths French Elastic
and AMERICAN PREMIUM Cassimers, Casha1eree, Fig.
Velvet and Satin yestng-al! ct which will be made mp
to order fashionable style at short notice Parhcrs
attention paid 20 Cutting, Making and Trimming
and all work warranted to IT. Terms, Cash en oense'y.
November s, 1912 ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

a. n.
Stocks. Furniture and Outdoor Sales generally.
(Circuiar.)
SALES OF STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ALBA KIMBALL offers his services TO Merchants and
others for the sale OF Stocks nj Public Auction
For the accommodation Of dealers he VIII hold day
public sale such Stocks offered In the RntuDda OF
Merchants Exchange where buyers and sellers being
present. regulate their transactions satisfactorily 10
themselves.
The publicity these sales will obviae the frequent con-
overses and law suits which arise under the present sys
rm being subject the rules Of business as hier-
chants sales and open Inspection, where every person
"a exercise his own judgement
Principals viii have the liberty, whenever they 50 elect
10 max transfers direct the purchaser and receive
the proceeds
Dealers will derive another important advantage through
The medium OF the Auctoneers advertisements, as Stocks
are frequently sold the Board Of Brokers at less price
than could have been obtained had they been advertised
and the sale made public
FRIDAY, Nov. III.
At 12 O'Clock, AT the Merchants Exchange.
Merrck VS.. Hiop-Chancery S1!e-Under the direction
of r C. Wheeler, Esq, Master in Chancery-The une1-
pred term of a leaSehod estate situated on the
souihery side Of Dvisiou-street, known OF the
tate OF Hendrck Rutgers deceased dated November 18th,
1873 and fled in the Office of the Register in and for the
City and County New York, lot No. 70 said map
advertisement in the Commercial Advertiser, signed
r. c. Wheeler, Master in Chancery
AT PRIVATE SALE.
three story Dwelling House and Lot in University
Place the fourth house above El-venh.strest
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

Baik Chas. Williams. Kap, 25 days from Nav Orleans
with iutse. TO Nesmith, Leeds 4 Go.
Brig Ty6se Ogden II days from Charleston, with coiten
TO Geo. Buikey.
Br brig Eclipse, Duncan, days from Bal,inore in bal
Brig Cordsia, Woodward, % days from Malaga, with
ira to P. Harmony.
schr Am Eliza, location, 80 days from Maracabo, with
coffee, order
schr J. w Kempon Osborn, days froul Norfolk, with
mdse. to SturgeS Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
oio o' I'm n f''' s. wiSTERToN, les Canalst., NY.
NJ Eouraud,. Einnc p,Espagne, iorlmp


u Gournud's Pendre Subtitle. ior completely
and permanently eradicatiHg SuperuouS unan hair from
females upper lips, the hair conceang broad and eeva
ted forehead the stubborn beard of nan any bind OF
periucus hair Be get the genuine at the original
office, 81 Walker-street one door from Broadway.
81 per bottle--DrecliO French and English
Agents-Guts Maiden lane, Albany Myers New
Haven; Brown 76 Chesnlt street, Philadelphia; Jordan,
NIlksreet, Boston, Gray, Poughkeepsie; Elliott Co
shen Wells Il Humphreys, Hartford, &c. OILS lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
ATEW CLOTH sTORE-Just opened

at So Bowery, where may be toand all qualities a-d
coIos of Broadclo Beaver and Pilot Cloths Cassimeres
yestings, Satirets Trimmings &c at most extraordinary
low prces great variety Of Cloths suitable Tor capaA
inc and carriage trimming ~ g. No deviation in prces in
,ny instance ANY person dissatisfied with their purchases
~ this store can return goods and their money
- wM YOUNG, SO Bowery,
70 I,Sis+ ID door below Walker ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
MTEW STORE.-COUTHoUY &

NEW STORE E.-COUTHOUY &
q NEyERS respectfully invite their friends aad the
public generally 10 call 34l Broadway aad examine
the assortment or LAMPS, CANDELABRAS, GIRAN,
DOLES, SILVER PLATED and BRTTJANIA WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS every description which they have Just opened
and offer for sale at prices that cannot fail to satisfy pur
chasers
ENJOYING unusual advantages FOR heseecion and nsnc'
facture OF their LAMPS CAsDELAgRA GIRAsDoLEs &c u
L. NJ are enabled offer them great variety ~ patterns
and finish suitable for Chareies Hotels Stores D're'tg1
and Stea1s or Sailing Packets These last are Ae~ anu
most desirable article, well worthy Q! te attention oil
owners and sh,pmasters 90
Attention is particularly invited to the eoLAR LANf 50
Justly celebrated for its superior brliapey and eSon9ny
T,rIcr THE 1IoHr of an Astral while burns during
equal number OF bours at HALF The EXPENSE.
CoUTHOUY MEYERS wiIl Keep constantly on nend
bou by their eadeavors consult the tastes and wishes Of
the rnbc to inertia favorable share OF the patronage no
solicnfd for their establishment. ol2 1mis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

Ship Troy, Hill, New orleaps. J. Macy Soas
Bark BarriBgton, Barslow New Orleans, John Ogden.
Br. brig Daphne inghnnl, Halifax A. J. Permission.
SchooncrS Collector Ffosl, Moeeg9 Bay, Jam. Geo
ilH Helen, Lawrence, hey Vest = Lewis, 81. Depys,
Post Mobile, w. w Pratt.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ Remember the Rsemovnl of the Real
Sans phine Oil, Spirits and Impyoved Burner, TO La
gayeSe Hall, S1 Broadway, opposite Niblos, al prices
uGSed nearly 50 per cent. g. w. McCREDY, Jr.
ole In ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

ElnClnNaII, = piY %, Io.iZ-
Tke Fire Plug reler,ed to above stands Broadway,
between Rsade aud Dpe streets 1t Is constructed As
be taken out III ,ointee W repairs requiredl
.rttoui atybinc the pIvcme,t INC sidewalk can bc lett
entirely uuencuuibered any purposes OF buding
moving houses and be Plug -placed again IN few min
a.es TIE Comniiiee u The Institute was composed OF
some OF 1he Mechanics and Engineers the City, and
the Institute Itself stands deeryediy high have also
nsxed the opinion OF ALERT STEIN Esq gentleman
well and lavorably known civil engineer OF high staad
teal Mechanics and Engineersn Cincinnati Upon the
commentator OF HoRATIo ALLEN Esq EngiReer OF the
Croon Aqueduc Works, this Plug has been adopted and
engaged IN executing contract for supplying these
Works.
Any communication relation Ihern orders for
pies OF them Wilt be attended addressed the under
sgned.care Of Dr.. Charles E.Pieron ISL franklin to
j. K Walter, Piumi,cF, .5J Broadway, ii from auy city
or West the Mountains Samuel w Davies Esq.
Mayor, Cincinnati, .. $ I'll. DAVIES.
New-Sork. ii Nov. 1912. nS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

Passengers Arrived
In the brig Tybse, from Charie>on-W Ferguson and
lady, srs L Hayden, r Bland, W Megcs, and two in
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

DIANO FORTES TUNED for so cents.
Il w. C. RAYNER tunes Piano Fertss ia any part ol
city for ny Also, gives instruction on the piano
iore organ and in singing very moderate terms Apply
at his residence No. 22 First avenue. o25 lmis-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

ID OARDING.-Cisixens and strangers
who desire board, with the comforts OF the domestic
circle and the enjoyment of the most beautiful prospect
and pure atmosphere that couGry affords are invited
TO call No. Bridge OF State street font
;,,, ,bs R,,,prv n8 Sits
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

NOTICE to the Ladles.-J. B. Miller 8
/ Ladies' Shoe Sorc-J. Miller, l42 Canast and i67
Broadway-I take this opportunity 10 inform the Ladies
all the different of Ladies Shoes consisting OF FIR nc
Morocco and Kid Slippers Tyes aud BuSk1s, both sngle
and double soles will be sold AT the uniform price of
ten shillngs per pair, and will warrant them TO be fifty
per cent handsomer and better than ,nose sold at The
cheap stores al dollar per pair Ladies' Morning Slip
pers shlings pair Misses and Chdrens Boots and
Shoes of all fashions, coors and sizes good in quality
and low in proportion India Rubber Over Shoes OF all
JB MILLER, l42 Canal-st. and 467 Broadway
few doors above Grand-st.
~ B. The furniture and fixtures OF the Broadway
Store with without the stock offered tor sale. None
but a cash customer need apply. nj 81 cod is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

TAkEN up by the Subscriber, last eve
4 ming stray Horse. The owner can have it by prov.
Ing property and paying charges.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

u The i,anortance which all ages have TO the
Head of Hair clear index of the value set upon person
al and when by caprcious freak CT Nature
tne human tor deprived of It's fair proportion Art
s.sa 'o 10 order by artificial means, to supply the Den
esncy hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
mncn oio Nature defiance. Barrys Ventating and Cos
samer WIGS AND SCALFS,
Q. ,ea nea o. har which only be had at l46 b.oed-
way corner OF Li6ertyssrset, up stairs, o2S I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
MONEY MARKET.
commercial and Money Matters.

IS ,bares Mutual Insurance co...................
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. I. Bar

UNBOUNDED ATTRACTIONS.
Entire Scenery, Drop Curtain, Prnscenlgnl &e;s
On Tuesday morning the REAL FEJEE MEkMAip
will arrive fran Boston and be exhibited The remainder OF
The week The eccentric DR.. VALENTINE IS engaged ano-
her week, and will appear cnaracters la Ps-
TITE CELESTE The Gypsy GIRL. the LIillPu TiAN IA
MiLY Alss HOOP, and tie ALBSu LADY VIII also appear
Adrn:i;ance 10 all . centS-chlidren half price: ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ EseJtiuE ~ Co., American and Foreign News
paper and Periodical Depot and General Agency Othce,
No. g State-strect Boston. oil #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
DY ALBA KIMBALL-Ofice No.

, Broad, corner of Walareet
A. K. will give his attention 10 the sole OF Real Estate
Stocks. Furniture and Outdoor Sales generally
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that the an
nual election OF Directors of 'Th- Howard Insur
ance Com pany will be held the Office Of the Company
No. 81 walslreet, Monday, December S. next, COM
mencing al O'Clock and closing al o'clock T. NJ
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
N
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ The Free Congregational Church in
Nibos large Saloon Broadway intend 10 have preach
ing every evening this week Except Saturday evening
Seats free The public invited to attend. n9 2iisS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

n Esr. e. Nelson, wiiGevera OF Lectures ON
Physiology ILLUSTRATED by Diagrams, and demonstrated by
experiments the NcwYoTk Eycenm, All Broadway. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at O'Clock in the
cyepug. Tn Commence by the introductory Ureel on
Tuesday evening, the S,h inst. NJ 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
AUCTION SALEc.

JOSIAH Riehasds aucioaeef.
RY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT,
~ Store lsS Broadway
Liberal easn advances made eoosgnneas for susroa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

n Si.l-iu: =GEonI.-ihe Subscriber would re-
spect(u1i. uiof6l hs and The public that he viii
open Singing school TOT Ladies and Gentlemen IN The
Lecture Room OF the Reformed Dutch Church, No le5
Frankn-stfeel. Tuesday evening next, Nos. 8. 10
M So CHAS w LORD
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

ceuna have the pleasure OF announcing The public the
Fourth Annual COURSE OF LECTURES before the
Lyceum 10 be delivered in the Broadway Tabernacle on
Wednesday Evening efeach week, commencing Novem-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

9 Sssre ofSer.-A man of strict temperance habits,
cooper oy trade aud thoroughly acquainted with the cure
Nc " %. aon IN Sne hes. masae in the world indus
squlred Tor the amount Of bis hoard His
are satisfactory. Address L. c. Office OF this paper
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ Particular Nolice.--Those persons having
oIlae oi say description dispose Of who break
s up housekeeping will hni ready sale for any portion
OF ai o! thsir goods by sending their address, calling
spo2 ihe subscriber. Goods 20 any amount purchased.
Je2o u e COTTON L CO.. 10! Chatt a1,-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

pOARD--in private family without
children ard with but few clher eoa-ders =
may be Obtained by single gentlemen requiring only break
ast and tea with dinner sunday. pleasant front
or second stor furnished sleeping rcom o. pniurn
shed together With comfortable bedrooms, may be eb-
rorner of Snr;nr.s, cc5 eodlmis~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

II Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, ISL Broad
way, would inform the gentlemen OF New York that his
Fall and winter style OF Hats ready for their nSpec
ton and Critical Judgement. Claiming the distinction OF
having been the hrst TO project and abide by strictly
AMERICAN style OF Hats, instead Of servely copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often unsuited ci
uiaie and manners he ejoces Perceive that others have
European Fashions Hats is almost entirely abandoned by
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

English Brussels extra, lvs
Royal Wilton and Velvet Carpeling, equally low.
Together With large s-or;uento ot Druggets- Oilciois
Rugs Docrat. Table and Piano Covers, India Mating
Rods Gc-tc stock OF Ecods the city Pur-
chasers would u 70 their decided interest call and
examine the stock before iookiag elsewhere.
4. SMiTH.Jr., 4+a Pe4Tl-s,reet,
or 2w Opposite Wi!iaUisreet