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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-15
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SECOND SESSION
REMARKS OF MIR. STANLY,

NORTH CAROLINA,
on tie bill Ia t The sale qfde public stock % par. and
10 authorize he Issue IF Treasury notes in lieu hee.l
10 certain amoiBt
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Amciion aud Commission Mcrchnmt.

ile rs
Auction and Commission Merchant.
He will attend to the sale Of Real Estate, Negroes,
Horses, and every description Of Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
groes wcll pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous nei2hbalhoad, will afford him every facility
in til sale ofta species oproperty His spacious store
room and cellar VIII enable him to keep in GOOD coni-
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive on con
tignment.
He deems il futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore, only say that he will be grateful for pat
onaoe and those who bcst9w IL may rely upon justice
at his hands
lie VIII take charge of Negroes to lie offered fer sale
either privately publicly and board them at - cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand
REFERENCES.
S8ijson f. Darts. ST. John J. P,nEis
Rchard Three Joia Hollms
Nc h ipneu S, .iIcsiy Henry Darts
DC Cohic s. .BcIniet ji1uc, 1mdy s. brine
Barton e. Rodes Hancoch 8 '7dnns.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ac
count to this office for collection.
Dec. - Us
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TASTfNGS Pots, Ovens, Skeis Sc. For sale
~ cheap for the money IL. b. RICHARDS.
July g Is
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nv. TOLER TOIS.yEEY. ~ ST.sTE.F.H
y % 'ErS H.

HNIE FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS of the
4 late concern Of
+ a. \ N y = W sy X " 4 N
are earnestly solicited To call and pay their respective
dues carly praecabe dnunng is very disagree
able, aud pressing by means pleasant.
~ GANNAWAN,
T. L. MOORMAN.
Aug. % lw
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July | 1
AEGHk1a AND Csss.FskSSE3.s
sfsIAjNs3Se.
V'.FyEPDY

i ANiNG removed to the house recently cccupe,
by Mir john iiollins, nearly opporite the hiarke
House, tenders his services to his friends and the pub
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MIR, SIANif. He did not. We'll. but who
dido Mr. s. said these glorious confessions pre-
cous confessions indeed Even that miserable pro.
tectcn twoycar thing quite eo strong for them 1t
was 'b Of plunder." Hear it, people Of Americal-
And when and to whom will you Look for the support Of
your Government when such into power!
Ii was said the Democrats to have the power noN
Congress. Mr. 5. trusted in God they would. lie
wanted to see how Capt Tyl would get On with De
moerac majority What sort OF revenue bill might
they expect if even this ngeso bill bill Of plum
der?a bll for which those who voted at the same
time writing free trade elters Mir 5. thanked his col
league M the interruption. II had brought out precious
confessions; had betrayed the tactics Of the party. II
showed that ''FREE TRADE and DIREcr TAXATION"
was 10 be their motto and The basis Of their policy.
But to return. The Wigs as he said. had overcome
themselves they had not been conquered by Captain ly
ler they had rcImqnshed dslribnton they stuck 10
as Fundamental olenent Of their party union. Their
opponents demanded the Government to he entrusted to
their hands and yet. than yield this point OF par
ty pride, The public lands they would sec the country
sink H. rain. without rcveuee, without credit. Ghd
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~
I'll ARRIED !:

October sd by the Rev. J. o. Choulcs, Mr. j. j. Ncae,
10 Miss Margaret Farrnll, Of this ci.y.
On tie Io,h inst, in Philadelphia. blythe Rev Mr. Thomp-
son Mr. shadrack Hill 10 Miss Elizabeth Monk
In Atcboroush; Mas on Tuesday, 18th INST, by The
Rev Mr. Davis, Mr. MasonJ Chaplin, OF Boston, to Miss
Ann VI. eldest daughter OF CAPT a. Ilaward
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Gen!Iemen's Wardrobe.
ID EDUCED PRICES-Economy oil

Cash Purchaserhe subscriber invites inc , s
or t NJ Fall Goods comprising the finest grades OF
We Of England and French Cloths CASHIERS br ns
yers kc vestinss OF the choicest styles ana qaH
" 1ake NJ IL the most elegant and fashionable uiaine''
md AZ unusually low prices FOR CASH; T.. ,,,.,,
pnrtaons and at the lowest cash prices ne pleoE - nh
slf 10 furnish garments in msnner oosersaIl oi ~,
srjrv nj Workmanship &c that so long las CHARACTER
4 rs establishment while he engages by his Immense
from former charges 10 al once convince the COS
49, 80 NJ The ecopcny OF cash purchases.
toWe' u lanes DAILY. Woten Draper and Tailor,
o,n I,,;s 81 Broadway, cor. OF Park Place.
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DIED:

On Sunday morning, October %, OF consumption, Miss
e,sey Smith formerly of Poughkeepsie aged 20 years
On Sunday morning after short and severe illness,
Emily Louisa, only daughter OF David T. and Susan ".
w ,lrians, aged year, months and II days
In Ibis civ IN the 3D. Mrs. Hannah Mara aged Ia years,
wife OF VIM W. Cardue OF the U. steam trigale assis-
ppi and daughter OF the late Waller Smith, CT stamford,
Conn Her remains taken 10 East Greenwich, Conn.,
On sunday, Martha Elizabeth Gudge, daughter OF Tho
Glover c,,
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from No Varck Place, this
afternoon at O'Clock.
On Sunday 23d inst the residence OF his brother, r. L.
Foiyer William H. Folger, aged Sc years
On Sunday, 23d inst. Henry Bod, aged AZ years, ma
tive of Germany.
Os Monday afternoon aitera painful Illness Mary LOUISE
infant daughter OF John l.. and Emene Evcritt, aged
Inonthe and days.
The friends oil the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock, FROM al Al
leu. street =,
suddenly on Saturday evening, the ed last. MI. VIM
BeRtey, aged II.
On the sd inst Surveab Whitehead widow OF the ate
Daniel Whitehead, OF SomeIvlle New Jersey, aged DO
years 10 months and G days.
A, Jersey City, on Saturday, John Fraser.
AT D1nhassel L. ]. the Esd inst Temperance, wife OF
Henry Mott, in the 58th year OF her age.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend her tune
rail- from the residence OF her husband. at 10 O'clock and
from the FrieHds' Westinghouse, al u O'Clock, this day,
18th inst.
AT 81 Louis N the residence Of Geo G. Anderson Esq.
on The lth October, Mr. William Wellington, native Of
Tempeton, Mass. in the 25th year OF his age.
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AR RIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Henry Pratt Rose OF Philadelphia rom Carton
Ii. Pratt, Mckron Il &c. of Philad.
Ship Ohio Lyon so days from Liverpool with radse 10
Ship Queen Victoria, Malel, Is days from New Orleans
with mjse TO Geo. Ellw.l
Ship Trenton Brown, Is days from New Orleans, with
mdse II Johnson / Lowden.
Ship Florida De Vres IS days from Antwerp with mdse
to G. T. Glrding.
Ship H. Alien Nelson, days from Charleston, with cot
Snip virgnian Allen from Liverpool, Oct. ID with mdse
&c 10 K. Kermit.
Shio Flavius Jones IS days from Rotterdam, with mdSe
10 }. Wolfe :,
Br ship Chester Doyle from Liverpool 2ls Sept with
salt and coal 10 Roche, Brothers & Co.
Bremen bark Heinrich, Riencke i5 days irom Bremen
with mdse TO master
Bark Caren,on, Robn,op, of Tbomaston IS days from
La Guayra, with ogwood, 10 Nesmith Leeds 3 Co. r..
Bark William Ivy. Youngs days from Greenwich 0t
in ballast IN The master.
Brig Creole Norham, IS days from Malaga, win fu"'
&c to Laius L Bouluguet -,
Brig Homer, Waits. of Thomas,on from Savannah with
cotton &c. 10 order.
Brig Edward, Buckley, Charleston with cotton, &c TO
Brig MASSACHUSETTS Brownell Middleton, Conn in bal
Big Deborah Handy. Providence with produce, to w s
G. Munroe.
Venezuelan sc Venus, Todd, 29days from La GuayIa
with coffee &c. Dawson, Brothers. 18th inst LAT 81 %
loag H. &C. boarded the wreck OF the brig Forest, OF for,
land lumber loaded, deserted and ul of waer appeared
10 have been that situation about 20 days. noth'ns on
deck hut IN anchor and chain cable.
ScLr Anna Patton. Thompson, 20 days from CIeniuesos'
with cedar and copper 10 Everett Baltcle.
Schr w B. Robinson, Hughes Newhern, with naval stof
10 Mitchell / Co.
sclr Hudson Cooley Baltimore, with bread for the navy
yard. sa,s
Schr Eiizaheth, from Dsons.
Schr Charles Putnam, Virginia. with wood.
Schr Ne~ Harhor, El,irehge, Yarmouth, with tsh.
Schr. James Jonus, Kingston, Conn
Schr Providence, FasqUe, Folly Landing, with corn
Scar SahnI Henry, White, Folly Landing, with corn.
Schr VIM Gibbons Nelson, Folly Landing, with corn
Slonp Agent. Rogers, New London, with produce
Sioop Jane, Norwich, with building stone
BELOW Ships / Bark aud Rrgs.
Mind fresh :. W.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship New York, Wright hence a! Charies'os
on Thursdsy morning last.
The packet ship Garck for Liverpool will sail this Gay
her REGULAR day.
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AUCTION SALES.
Jos;ah Richards, Auetoneer.
Rf BANGS, RICHARDS * PLATE,
81 Sssre iss Broadway.
slyanres on q.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. IS

sssl. - asss "a sepa2nlisats tos socooa
saes wrDNFSn.y ryv,,>,-
Ar 5. $3.50 A.>"' oci- %
yarabl. Ens,s,h a.d An;s.icsr: ses,.s
q s,1o to be soa On wednsay Essnia oe, 6 by
An,ons ,bs si1.,S,, ;,t Ss $500; npeSs
Dictiopsry iNnGoo sI,, Ssy-,,eret Si No.,
tyrs Lonon tsif,sn c;,h r,ta,es- sIau,on az 49, ,,
Psalm vols ayo I1,S,o stS> R,hirsos Srsr,n rtsn
aeters HaRnau,s PlbiI aSS;ersnt io,,on SreIrr S
Queen Spectator ISrdnn viii = oTrr,i,. Sfr,,s 500
and Pas,;;aes OF the Pson, ~, E$s,5 Ibo cnts St
,rssrs with 40 I,lusratinns ~ tS,i WSi, St Az
al History ~ Slil,nrne- MrrS.Ss, - 81 o.. s.
- 49,, U,,lar Ionann {sss &. 5 % ~ ,siS
81 S $500 On War,,ii Iless, os Stl'
lIte, NJ, 49, n
may p ~ ~ - : la az > WY % P'Hes.
\ 40, . l,o. 1850 $500 70 oe 500 on Sseoaht
OF ,ofaiTr pun ln arg Ai'hsa vernon
ny ass l-s,5e . @ S;S. : sos; peNeeS
Midwifery; ps"es on Sn,soys I slgSys Midm.iery;
ChaPmahs Esay$;3 irvhg VOC sos 9so irvngs
Works, vel Svo ~ Ne~-notS, vols 10
Ahamsra. 10 Conquest CT Grenada. olyer rw.iu
WheatonS Right oil Srarcn CoSPWs raVst nsiosy' 100
CeopeIs PathhudeT tos ~ fiio . S9es 10 Msfeedss
vols 10 La> OF The m9hIeans sos' vols
SreySieaI' Reward ffcSassy' 10 sst
eiitton House hoos ~ 19sepn NJ, 10 LING
liti Suta Lille; S.ndensS LIZ MosSs OF e l. c.
fhiDai Sr s CIV ~ VI D.
~ os oSoSh'iH 1ue ', .ss 's . - -,
VALUABLE PRIVATE L'BKANf-c 'ioracluS a.s W
lection 81 popular woRs on iheonSy ana esass,v noS
rscSnS rssSn etlons. So CHOICE variety W 'a'"'ia
Wors>, enpeiit>ned BooaS aud Mtsceiianses
r ul particulars on ihnTsdav.
GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED booSs-Aoout 5000 volumes
o Books Signify damaged oy water al the onrang Oh
Mss>rs Harpers' establishment
Particulars hereafter.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

Ship Gnrrch Skiddy, Liverpool. E. X Collins 90
Brigs Selma Pay Wlscasset ii. 8 Sise; Clinton Lyon.
Savannah Sturges& Cearnan Fanny Co Baker, George
town. s. c., Geo. Bukley; Emily, sherwood, Charleston,
Durham Dmon; America "alte Santa Martha, Cartha-
gen and market, Eackreshn & Co.
Schr Impe ial, Reed, Darien, Geo. r. NJ. Demll; Mar
garet Woglom Petersburg Jas Hunter; America, Somer
Richmond A. b. Cooley Ce Texan Smith, Apaachlcoia
N H. GrisHOld.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM. and Garden,

"a BroaJway opposite ST FANS Church.
IMMENSE NOVELTIES
Dsy yisitsrs admitted the same evening Tree.
Dry.LsSrisE the delireaos OF American psenla.ites
whms and oadiiles will give his short lecture On The BEN
cHINEsF FIREWORKS-The.e beautiful works OF
ar were exhibited by the late Mr. Aasiiei
Sigaer yIvedrs Grant Mechanical
Children half price. -
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u Boarding.-A gentleman and his wife, and few
srgle gentlemen can be accommodated with board and
pleasant rooms at No. 12 City Hall Place. References
ercI,auyed ol8 2wt
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-Ial ILLINEKY GOODS very low for

A1 ILLINEKY GUOUS very low lot
I'VE Casb-STEyENS GRUMAN, IS Beaver street,
door from Pearl ST. New York, have just received large
assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery and Silk Goods OF
almost every descriptions OF which have been bought
ard Merchants who bay for cash. will find on hard ~ az
t.s large assortment Of the most fashionable SS, s
Goods in Lac city al prices almost without Iv as
these VINO have bought OF rs well know and olpsas his
bur 10 buy u be convinced. One Of the hr @ arrange
aens hey are enabled TO avail teaeyss % ,dysnse rom
bargains all OF which they viii sell az "a Tsrstan Han Vel
yc.s and Ysscs Hat Ribbons which me- aa fail as
lariy invite Mersb.ss aii n Ribbons No TO
sorir,ent Of ulai,s Tafets ana Sa'i as 2Mis
sl..,
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The steamship New York Wright hence at Charleston
on Thursdsy morning last.
The packet ship Garick for Liverpool will sail this day
her regular day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

CLOTHS, CASSlMERES,P ESI1NGS
AND HEAVY WOOLENS,
W7ILSON G. HUNT q co. have now
Wv hand large assortment OF the above Goods
consisting of the most desirable Styles Tor sale In quantities
TO suit purt hasers asa Pc corner OF Chatham
street. ol lIn 10. gu
DRY GOODS. Cheaper than ever
s. BARKER & CO. are opening continually new
and desirable styles of DRY GOODS, which they offer
les, than any other establishment N the City, al their old
established stand, PSI Grand-sIreet
The following few styles recently purchased al less
than the market prices:
80 pieces French nleriros, of all color qualities and
prices
10 do. two yards WIDE for ladies Coaks, splendid
article.
hrst rate assortment of English Merinos very low
100 pieces Aapacca Luslres of all coors, from IS Sd per
yard and upwards.
Also, so pieces eoueazires, comprising complete as
ssnment
We yvould particularly invite attention to our assortment
OF SILKS which consists in part of The following styles
20 pieces double Satin Repp, and durable style
10 do. dara Pekn stripe.
IS do. Ducape, both sides alike.
5, do. various styles, of all colors and prices
Also complete assortment of blue black and Iet black
Silk: Just purchased, ve'y cheap.
MOUSSELAINE DE LANES
80 pieces chaDgeabls, Is 6d. TO 2s per yard
100 do dark, IS. 10 Is. 3D.
$40 various sly les, comprising DIS Soco eSsotie"t
as can be offered by store in the CITY Also sailot
of black ground, rich for city trade
pGO pieces Fiarnels red white, yellow ana green from
Is. per yard upward.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND SATlNEIS.
A few piecesof Cloth FOR sale cheap.
) pieces black and blue black Cassrneres, very low.
leo do. Sa,inets, cheaper than al any other store.
OOO do unbleached Muslin from 4 10 ID vide, from
Sd. per yard 10 lod.
ioe do beacled Sbirtipg and sheeng from 3D. TO Is,
of every style.
Also cases Calico for Sd per yard, such as formerly
sold at Is, warranted fast colors.
10 cas-. rich Chinz, from Cd. 10 Is. per yard
) do. English, from Is TO Is. sd.
do French, from Is. cd. to q.
Country Merchants and Pedhlars supplied at auction
prices. [e22 stsl S.BARKER CO. 28l Grand.st
4 IBRARY OE SELECT NOVELS
Z A Price T.rent,- Ft-e Cents EaeA-HARPER i BRO
TIERS will publish on Tuesday Hlornlns the l2Ln ise
RIENZl, The Las; of the Tribunes BY Sir e. L. nui"e
With plate. Price twenty-five cents
Also lately published new Editions Of
No I. PELHAM: or, The Adventures oil uen'iemah.
BY Buwer With portrait OF the author. Ffce t"eH''
No. Ii. THE DIsowNED. By Bulwer. With plate.
rl No. III. bEvEKEUx- BY sulwer. With plate
No No. ~ PAUL CLIFFORD. By Bulwer. With plate.
Price twenty-five cents. 49,.
No. v. EUGENE ARAA. By BuIwer. With plate
mo No Vi THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEH. By Bull
wcr With plate. Price twenty five cents
No VII. THE CZARINA, al Historic Romance OF ths
Court Russia. An entirely Few work by hiss honah3
| Price twenty five cents 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

corner OF Pine and Nassau-steets, has ready for n
spection and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Geu;e
mems Hats Gs FSMkw-
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A TTRACTIONs Stranger sui =

N NEW-SORS MUSEUM AM tlSi = NJ. 81 ~
LERY Broadway, opposite the City HaL--dr ID. o f.s'
NETT Manager respectfully announces THAI as has en-
gagged The celebrated Mr. NELLlS, the Wondsr OF Tie
Word, born without armSNasure IN one OF her way Wara
freaks, having deprived bin OF those pSetut appenda
He can bousver many tsat> lhl; those possess
ed OF bands are unable execute he viii wr1,e, play
upon variety musical instruments cut oct prohes, hTs
pistol wind wlick hit quarter OF dollar WIZ
arrow. and perform many other wonderful exploits
M. DELARUE Will give limitations Of Henry Clay, aad
COLLINS. the Comic SGger. Mrs PHILLIPS, The unch
admired Songstress Mr.. WRIGHT the Faseiio Vocalist
and Master YOUNG tie wonderful Wire NoIantc Dancer
Gas- Blowing by Dir. Ovens.
Admission tie whole Including Museum, CnrioStles
Picture Gallery and Performances. ONE SHlLLlNS.-
There viii be Day Performance Wednesday a,d Sal.
urday O'clock The entertainments, n the evening VIII
begin al u O'clock on
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EXTRA WENTWORTH !,

u LiebiB's Agricultural Chernistry-a mos,
important and valuable work for Farmers, Gardeners and
Others fer the great labor and research exhibited In its
pages-wia be published on WEDNESDAY MORNING,
October 25h in double octave number OF the
at the low price OF % per copy, neatly stitched in
covert
Agents are requested to send in their orders For 81 by
mail, free of postage. FIVE copies will be forwarded.
Address ]. WINCHESTER, Publisher,
o25 q 50 Ann.strest Sew.Yofk.
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sales.
commercial and Money Matters.


The tusioess of the BOARD very light to-day, and
az mite or no change in rates.
The transactions in State Stock were also very light but
mi rates Skies improved per cent
There j. demand to-day for Foreign bills, and there
-, heen far business done No Improvement in rates.
,ipr 81 s; Francs, 545 542i. Some leading South
err bill. are selling a, 5a 81.
In uiaad Exchanges there is not much doing, excepting
{; Mobile for which there COED demand aud light sup.
r The rale has improved to l2t Is per cent Virginia
rather worse
We understand there is some difficulty experienced in
,iny renliltances. The Ricusnd banks pay out the
ees OF the distant branches and redeem only their own
Fes in specie, aud their deposits bank balances
The amount OF their presented small, while
boss at the distant and inaccessible brancDe, are
much larger.
wyiDan President Of the Phenx Bank, Charestown mas
teen finally held TO bail in $4,000 and Browne casnie'
add skinner in 500 oco The following gentlemen became
bail Tor Wynisn Charles Thompson, oan1uei i.dpiidn
Luther Lapham. and Amos Binney Brownies oaii are
Timothy Tomp,on, Samuel 7. Thompson, hnreu heii
Mr. sknners are H. T Fairbanks. JShp r sAinner' ana
Dr.. J. S. Hnrd. ,-,
b. Goshen democrat publishes the following statement
-, ,e, ereips for freight and passengers the
WI, ,n eric Railroad, for the two weeks, ending
October 18th. 1912 .,.o
Freight Eastward. $3.50 1928 %
Total Tor Freight. s3l5l ID
p,sysngers East. .......................Sl,e87 IS
West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. uSo 20
Total for Passengers. ............. 202z 81
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~ MIR. Governs Temperance Concert
(Which could be given on Monday evening" se ChIren
berg without notice closed against hlm.wQ take paes
on Eday e,ening oath. the Saloon of Washington itoel
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NJ Remember the kcssiovnI OF me stchI
Cnun ni,ine oil, Spirits and Improved Burner. to La
E,xe,,e Hall 5 Broadway, opposite Nihos al prices rs'
snss an nearly so per cent, g. w. McCREDY,Jr
un Nss IN, nea''S ~ ~ ~
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u Economy and EashioM.-Superior lnilia
ton Moshin Hats, cloth under brms at The extreme low
p,ice At 81 50. Also very good article al 81, var
ranted fur bodies Fine CaSSiaiere Hats reduced TO
So 80 II any instance the above Hats do not give sas.
faction The he be fully satisfied b. giving IN
formation 10 J. w. KELLOGG, No. Is Canast,
o8 linz corner Of Thompson
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pEider Nh. v. Teall will lecture, the Lord wlil,th's
and c-morrew evening "a, o'ck in Clinton Hail. corner OF
Grand md Clinton streets the cath and 18th Chapters OF
Matthew. will prev. that the most important part Oh
those chapters yet to be tuhled-ihereiore oiu moi
lake place when Jerusalem DESTROYED. IL
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~ Good Offices TO Let at fair rents in the build
ING No 70 Nassaust, just now enlarged and improved
They are well located, pleasant and cOmmodiouS DISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

o. Fall Fashion Hats now rcndy-Watson
Silk Hats only 81 5O are recommended 10 the PUBLIC not
only for economy but possessing all the elegance oil con-
tour OF the costly; combining utility with beauty; this
article fail commend itself the connoseur as
well economist. Also Mocskin Hats, at $500 Beavers
$780, Cashmere and Nutra Hats, at $3.50 each; these
his standard prices and he need only remark that by
combining himself quality and price for each descrlp-
ton Of hats, lie enabled furnish Superior article at
prices below those which Hats OF the same dcscrip
ton are now vending by other manufacturers
steady and permanent increase OF patronage Tor the
last years sufficient indication of public judgement
and constitutes the best test OF their merits.
Wholesale and retai at WATS0N'S, l5i Chatham.st,
and 100 Bowery. isli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

es,erninatin an pmpes reckts, sallowness and all Gu
famous erupiionS. This beautiful cosmetic TOO vel
to need another word. The genuine to be had
The original office Wakersireet, door from Broad
way 81 per bottle. or imS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-25

DOAkBlNG.--A gentleman and his
- wife, or two three respectable young men, may
fnd Board and pleasant gentee house ard l.
waite family No Dovers;reet, few doors from Frank
lin square. Price low suit The lines Reference re-
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