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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

The MoRMoNs.--Joe Smiths position become
still more critical, We very recently stated that a
convention was to be held at Carthage, which
threatened the exrpation of the whole Mormon
race, ard of the proceedings of that convention
we have some intmation from the ST Louis New
Era OF the 18th instant, as follows -
The MoRMcNs AND ANTI. MoRMoNs-On Wednes-
day last a meeting OF delegates from Hancock and
the surrounding counties was held ut Carthage.
They had been appointed at previous meetings OF
the people opposed to the Mormons The official
proceedings have not yet reached US, but we learn
from the Burlington Hawk Eye OF Saturday last,
that the resolutions adopted of the strongest
kind. They declared, if Governor Ford would not
surrender Joe Smith on the Iequsition OF the 60
vernon of Mssouri-which he had refused to do
from political considerations-that they would call
in aid from other counties and other States to assist
them in delivering him up. AS rumors were preva-
lent that number OF the citizens had had their live
threatened by the Mormcns, the meeting resolved
to avenge any blood that might be shed. They
agreed not to obey the mandates of the Mormon
officers OF the county, who have been put in power
by the Mormons, the whole county treasury being
now at their disposal. There is considerable ex-
citemen--the crisis seems 10 be rapidly approach
ing-and we greatly fear the consequences. All
may be remedied, il The Mormons as a religious
BODY will but eschew politics and amagamate
with our ctizens-but we fear it is too late to do
even that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

a1s,sss AN sEVEN. O'CLOCK MOANING LINE
k2x@@55ezy3sFOR ALBANY, TROY, and intermediates
Lsndings-Fgom the steamboat pier, at the
'o9. OF na Ma st Pfeakas and Dmnss on ooaT9
and Friday The Troy Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
att a. NJ.
Landing et-Gcldwells West Point, Newburgh, Hampton
Poughkeepsie Hyde Park Rhinebeck u Red HOOK, Brsto
Catskill, Hudson Coxsacke and Kinderhook. --.-.
The low pressure EMPIRE, Captain 3. K Roe
Wednesday, at O'Clock IN the morning, Aug Is.
The new low pressure steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham
Thursday, at O'Clock in the morning, Aug IL.
For passage apply at the Office foot Of Barclay
board
Notice-A Goods, Freight Baggage Bank Bills, Specie
other kind Of Property TAKEN shipped board
the Boats of this Line the risk Of the of such
goods,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

NOIIGE TO FKENCH, AMERICAN AND OTHER
~ ClTIZENS.-UNlON HOTEL, No. Is Rector street,
corner Of Greenwich street. Delan9tte has the honor to
heretofore between the j. Bonnard,
been dissolved by mutual and that he has reopened his
old establishment situate above which has occupied
BY him for the past five The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated and
plete and comfortable sitting and lodging be
found in the city The cooking department conducted la
Fnncae, and most amply supplied, without regard cost,
and the prices charged 70 guests are in conformity with the
clock which the moderate price cents only chared
The advertiser hopes that his exon and present desire
give satisfaction, will insure him the patronage of his fellow
countryen and of all gentlemen who may wish
capital fare and accommodation at the least possible
81 IN ec
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PIANO FORTES.

John PETIICK respectfully informs his friends and tho
public that he has hand his old establishment,
No 20i Blocker street,
choice of Piano Foes which he will sell on the
reasonable terms For touch and tonehose important
considerations with players of expeencehe would readily
ca comparison with the best Pianos and
durability he refers the aud frequent ommenda.
of his instruments by various professors who have nsed
them for the last twelve years. The comprises
patterns both of rosewood and mahogany of six ocayes
and eighty notes, full German scale.
New York Sent 18Th. 1912. s2l lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON.

GEORGE PElRlSS, in returning his grateful Acknowledge
" the ladies' and gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during past season begs TO
that he has made suitable arrangement Tor the
winter to accommodate families and single boarders The d.
ning-rooms and dormores will be found comfortably and
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the choi
proximity OF Belmont House the city with excellent
beats plying stipulated hours the well known attention
the host and cyy of the attendants combined with the oca
ton being within step the andngplac renders this
blishment the social Union
will be found exceedingly moderate
" Good stablng and houses attached to the pre
SID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

SEH FOR SALE-The well known coppered and cop
M1&lN per fastened ship SYLVANUS JENKINS, Seymour,
burthen and register SAL tons carries 300 900
lbs. OF cotton from Mobile, built in this city by James
Morgan for Samuel Hicks Co. under the inspection of JOSH
ah Macyher ansom and tmbers of live oak and
ocusthas standing and running rigging in good 9rde-had
well adapted for whaler having
fine roomy deck Lies Dover wharf Her inventory
be 81 William street. For terms, applyto
SO lmsr JONATHAN OGDEN co. 81 William st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

.1a@ea I'd INDEPENDENT REGULAR OPPOSI-
Gu@rHKz ~ TION NIGHT LINE FOR ALBANY Il
Direct g With, ut ka1diqe1
Capt o. House will leave New York from the foot Of Barclay
Mondays, Wednesday, and Frdays and will leave
Albany and Troy Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays and
will continue these. rrips for the JASON.
Freight taken at reduced rates. Apply IN board.
p SThe above boat has undergone thorough repair and
first order. So 1mNr
SeSI az. sEYEN q, 0,CLQG y rt EVENING 11 NM: LINZ
~, andins-the splendid low pressure steaHmboa.
Courtand every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
evenings at O'clock for Albany direct
The Swallow has large number of and for speed
and accommodations is surpassed on the Hudson
au8pc
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MI&S's

FOR CHARLESTON, HAVANA, KEY WEST NEW
ORLEANS, AND GALVESTON, (Texas)
Sail on THURSDAY S!h oetobsE the elegant well known
mander will sail above This has been put
with large and airy rooms
For passage freight Of specie, apply the Captain
board, foot of Ninth street, T.. r., or
New York Sept 1 l843. sIItoSse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

~~>s~~ FOR NEW ORLEANS-Touchinga at all
Nk2xS@ the ports in East and West Florida, viz: St.
LhE8IIEAlO Augustine, New Smyrna, Indian River, Cape
Cedar Keys Port Leon Apalaslhifoa ; aad
who has been long engaged in the navigation
Florida and New Oreans will leave Charleston Co. the
of October next and after the arrival of the Wilmington
boats for all the above places For passage only having sup
odatons apply board il be letter paid
JOHN d. LATTE Agent,
Fitzslmmons Wharf
Charleston, S. c., Sept. 9th l843. sid tolr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

Persons wishing send for their friends have them
brought out in this ship of the regular line vom
Bile Those about RENTING money their friends
be supplied with drafts for amount payable demand
without discount other charge all the principal of
tngland Ireland, Scotland Wales. Apply above $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods their address
The ships of this line warranted to sail punctuay ac
yctsed and will be taken TO have the goods corec
" measured. mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
Doylestovn, Pm.
(Correspondence of the Herald. !

DoYLEsTowN. BUCKS COUNTY,
Sept IS, 1913.
Descriptive Ride to Doyicsto,cn and its situdtio'p-
Appearonce Of the Buildings. Streets, Court, Trial,
ConUtction-Great Suspense Of Sentnce Of Kelsey
Of Rape Memorg-kioter, and Mobites cleared for
the present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

.kfN nBLA BLACK l BxAILLs OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
.SEYYAEs Monday, the I'd October-The magnificent, we'll
known very fast sailing packet ship CAMBRIDGE buhen
$50 Captain VIM Barstow will sail positively above,
her regular day.
Tie accommodations of this splendid packet for cabin I'd
bin aud for spnor
aud comfort by vessel aoat Those embarkng for
the old country will find their select this desra.
bic For and the best berh
ly application should be made board Beeman
the subscribers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
SHAKER HOSIERY.

UNIT AND FLANNEL UNDER SHIRTS
N and Drawers, Manufactured by the SHAKERS of Mer-
rimack County n. H. Persons wishing Superior article
or under clothing suitable for the coming season, combining
durability with warmth either wholesale retail in
ved TO call the Agent where they will be certain OF get
ling the genuine articles where also be found SHIRTS
Stocks Caps Linen Collars and Bosoms, Cap Trimmings
Patent Enameed and Top Leather UmbIellas PerfumeIy
SC SC. Sc. u w. OOto VI, Agent
ne Nl11n alden Lane between Pearl = w ater-stS
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THE T R B j n E
lltcrarp Notices.

or USEFULNESS; or, "reminiscences Of Mrs Mar
Es. pror q vol. lsmo. PIP 324.) Published by the
Is. NJ. Reform Society. SO Park Row.
This work is emnently needed at present, when
CITY is filed with cheap translations OF the
- French noyels-works directly calculated
an the foundations of all moral purity ana
,soae the young especially into the depths Oh
,,ssaly and pollutio1t. 1t is simple record Oh
..l,bors and trials eli pure-1nindcd woman,
n loving her Maker and her fellow beings
tinted many of the later years of her lllc to re-
lining the wandering, reproving the Goddess
::4nr the afflicted and despairing, and COM
.n to the novels 5f wretchedness and wee
4, ,.n,irenents and consultations OF the Gospel
ICbrist. TO those who sympathlse with the
,srts Of the pure-minded and phllanthroPlc to
lr I'D some OF the fountains of misery and CRIME
,,;s work must possess deep interest; and we
~, spre they will thank the Moral Reform So
,,tv for causing it to be prepared (by one OF ITS
n,e,nbers) and published. This little work ought
me placed in every steamboat and school library
VIII not some one provide the means?
p,,c,r., os THE USIrzp STATES IN POPULATION AND
WsALrH IL FIFTY YEARS. By GEORGE TUckER-
New.York: Office of Hunts Magazine.
The author of this work, which, our readers
may recollect, first appeared in successive num-
trs Of Hunts Merchants Magazine, says that
he wished to make it sort Of handbook to the
kcislator, the statesman, and to all who are con-
,srsant with political arithmetic" He has GER
ainly succeeded, and his work must be quite IN
dspensabe to all who wish, with the least labor,
TO form an accurate and intelligent judgement OF
the resources and prospects of thus country. tie
examines closely all the returns made at each
Census since 1870, and, by close comparison,
arrives at some very important facts. Some OF
these he states in his preface. The book is one
which must have required great labor, and which
must be regarded as Indispensable in every ge ne
raj library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

o. A young lad named John Jones was killed
by being kicked in the stomach by Mr.. Fort
ner, in an atfray which occurred In harvest
field in the vicinity Of Circeville, Ohio. Former
has been arrested.
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COAL, COAL, COAL!
my3 6H

DRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAR :E st1
PRICES aGtIREaTLY REDUCED.-The" HOE"Prin
ing Press Machine and Saw IN ;ar
and the Of materials and labor are az P s3a
ters and Bpders materials general l be seen BY heiI
newly printed Circular to which they beg leave % refer
dence Of Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe and they asLur'
tber trends the great reduction N pTcea
ali articles manufactured By this sstablshment shall tsals
o. ;gh Tsnutatop which they have hitherto sustained
f F he their sndeavor 10 improve the quality Of
,hsn in every particular They atter themselves also that
Printers generally will APPRECIATE their endssror to furnish
Orders from any part the country for Al articles used B,
Printers OF Binders including Type Ink Paper etc. will
esecuted with the greatest and 1ompude and or the
best ~,
HI. prices with every attention and expedition
BAH articles manufactured BY this Estaoishlnsn
will be stamped r. Hoe Co., that persons from ao!oae
NAV NOT imposed upon with spurious articles made IN m
tatiou Of theirs. .-,u.-.;..,,.,, wiz,
Printers of newspapers who publish this VIZ
this note times before the hlst OF july ne1. aFa s bill
OF their papers 10 u.s. VIII oe ehlt'er ~ a2O
ON bu ing tonr times the amount OF lt-----------
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

AT GALE ~ cos, 260 earl-street.-A gener-
al assortment may had at the above place ~ B. A large
invoice OF thick Kip aud Calf Roots Jus, received and will be
sold at bargain Brogsns great Also Womens
Buski Sootees, Slippers. SIC.
Also Hats and Caps Country merchants and Others
yiIe 10 call and All sold unusually low for cash or
GALE & CO $50 Pearl-street,
olO en- .. 5. Hotel Buildings, Newly ork.
ClRANDOLES at la Charham- street.-A great
VI variety Of gilt and slveTed iSan-
doles also choice lot Of splendid Gothic Tea sets
or separately and superior quality of ivory handle Ieos
Cutlery together with gene assortment of Plated ana 81
vet Ware all of which offered greatly reduced pm
ces. loa 1m'] ALBERT bEACh.
rAMES G. MOFFET, l2l Prince ST., N. y, Of
y fsrs for sale
500 lbs. OF German Silver, uly equal TO the imported
$500 Sheet Brass, various sizes. -
1000 COOPER'S DO very superior article Also
large quantity of COOPER'S EARS and RlVETS AN 9t
which being manufactured under his own snprinteno
ence he enabled TO superior article and az very re-
duced prices. OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

ROARUlNG.-a gentleman and lady, or two or
hre single gentlemen desros Of obtaining good board tor
the season, De- accommodated with ROOMS
applying No 10 Park Place. few day bosde can also
~ accommodated. OILS iw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

% No. of vol. 9 of Faosr's Pictorial L. S,
history has just been published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

G No. u of HEwEr's Illustrated Edition of
hs Book of Common Prayer" has just been
published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

A NINIAL NIAGNETISM.-Miss MARY MAT
n TOCKS the Blind Orphan. whose claiIyoyance IS a
subject has been Enthusiastically established By pub
lie experiments the New York Museum is now asioInS
sge,ixer "a pupil of the celebrated Deeuze TO the examn
alton and of diseases Her success at'es BY the most
respectable persons i'll this and ether ces OF the oho"
calculated 10 convince the most sceptical.
Physicians we'll the public in general are respectfully
invited 10 call her residence No5 Blocker street three
doors from the Bowerv North side. Oh lUt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

pOARD-Two or three single gentlemen, or
- gentleman and his wife can b. accommodated with very
Pheasant rooms aud board a IS Marray-st- ola a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

DOARD-A family or few single gentlemen of
~ good morals have Board ard spacious PM
lte anIly-A very desirable ocatonol East Broadway
lons- add apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

WTANTED-A coed, steady, sober, industrious
Boy about IS years OF axe to work Brass Foundry
One who well recommended pseasHg Nh. ABOVE
qualities VIII with geod opportunity TO proenrs stu.
anon BY apply lHg immediately TO A. BELDEN
Oh lM. No 40 Suffolk ..,r.ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

BOARD WANTEu-By gentleman and lady
~ and one child Location would be preferred in or near
Sprins -. Term. must be moderate. Adde'S, w C. D. at
his Office OBS
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FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR.
WHOLE NO. 7s3.

4 UCTION SALE--On the 18th day of October
y instant, o'clock y; viii o. sold at PU BIZ
AUCTION at the stor.honse OF the uq;ehf.S h1ns ON
mcrrrassd tot to this Bank VIZ:
90 pieces locust timber, suitable Tor ship building
100 punches OF green flags;
patent he.ylng out chain and fixtures, IN Sood oFde
lron safe;
patent balance;
2T YIN IN rigging left:
office stove and pipe;
Office chairs;
pitcher a,ld ,umbleG;
Careening tackles blocks, fails and crabs;
chart OF the World;
u fire buckets;
screw press;
writing desk, mahogany;
pine closet
floa, stages and stage panks;
set guaging tools.
Also variety materials in storebouss such as ,oos
empty casks rosn, sheathing paper, Russia is oakum
shtahipg boards composition nails and castings cordage
new and old Conditions made kn9w Nh On ,he y q sale
Cashier Of the Duchess County Bank.
Poushkeerse, October 1913. o9t25,h
r OTIS AT AUCTION-Wi, be sold at auction
Lon the premises, the oath day Of October next N lois
s or seneca 9r sa F
close concern; at i o'clock i and conn-
s s; S ri s'Az}s Aue,s,y.
Ne" DIN, <ltl SEPT. lo'o. W III
A CARDIFF. REESE having returned to the
a city has resumed the practice OF his profession IN all rs
departments He may be consulted his office and dwelling
27 Gardstreet few doors east OF Broadway and opposite
Rev. Dr.. NIcElroy's Church
Dr. r. will, heretofore. attend to Operative Surgery IN
general and particularly that for the removal Of diseases and
deormities OF the Eye. SN
DR. J. e. HEWITT, No 633 Broadway, be-
~ tween Houston and Blocker streets New York-Hs
Practice confined TO Dsocatious. Hip Diseases, Sprains
Contrsei9ns Palsisd Limbs rheumatism Nervous Afec
ioLs Tend lnamatons and Curyaurs Of the spine
Deormed Shoulders ard Maormarons ofthe Feet and limbs
Scroina White Swellmgs, Weakness Of the Joints and Dis
eases of the Limbs generally.
References given on application 10 DR. H. CT I'm
JONAS BUTLER, Attorney and Counsellor al
y Law, Galveston, Texas.
Daniel Lord Jr. Esq. r. c. Wetmore & Co.
John Anthon, Esq. ~. Palmer. Esq.
J. Prescott Hall, Esq. Walsh Mallory,
Messrs Post s Main.
Mr.. Butler will attend to Collections, Agencies, Land
Tes Communications may be left \ 90 john
No. Vesey ST. or No Gold street New York Letters
directed to Texa. be Postage paid the Lines they
viii NOT BIZ forwarded by the Potmas'ers IN Loua s23 I'm
r AW CARD-JoHN NJ. DUFFIELD, of NNrcHEz,
LMssssipp will attend to legal business that be
ded him the Circuit Courts of Adams aud the adjacent
counties and in the Superior Courts of the State inyora.
bic professional connection Louisiana Will enable INN To
TO business also in the Parishes of that State
Natchez. He refers to-
Grant & Barton Van Arsdae, Caldwell and
Rob. Cochran, agent for Brown Warnocky
Brothers * Co. Malcolm Gau
Sam. Cochran, Henry Layerty,
William Kahn. sic DSWlv
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4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
.hree single gentlemen can be pleasantly accommodate,
ed with board by applying AT a E's, Broadway s25u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

w AN Ed, 10 go Soath--a young man OF
stsaGy naS.,: and can give satisfactory efeenee wants
ne addressed w. A r. 2i2 Dyi,jon street M b. prnup;
y attended TO- ol5 To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

IMPORTANT TO UMBRELLA Makers
,nno ;n< 70 match, cheaper and better tnsn Guy
in the United STATES Fer sale az II rn'
By MANUFACTURED.
oil lma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

\ Gen LEMAN whose time is partially occu.
pied wishes 10 obtain board private family where
s}deied 5 equivalent. - ~
Please apply 10 y W at the Office This n,ner nisiu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

COALl COAL,,-The real genuine, Red Ash
pe,ch Orchard not purchased at the dock Of second hand
dealers but at the fountain head at the mines where get
The first quality Of Coal and will be delivered al the following
nrces free of carriage well screened from the yard,
eiche endorsement the back Of each ticket Nut 81 3
stove S. Egg and Broken S. So from the Lump Lackawan.
ia and Lehigh 81 50. Liverpool, from ship, 50 ~.
~ alu 'o' W aS''ns''N " W D2;ITERSSEY & CO.
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

WUh T11
nANlEL LANE, Merchant Tailor and Clothler,
~ 1904 GsnwIeh s. my Il, 5ab A nB6 n
p ~ Ciohing 10 give him call he is determined not
Style Pg0o 6oesp sn sd Sy 1s
I'd eood workmanship at moderate prices with fair and
deas 70 call and aG ss, os sHd
NC constantly on hand which will be made up TO order al
short the above PRINCIPLES Also s soGd oes,s
rh shirts Collars Bosoms Stocks, Suspenders, &c very
cheap for Cash -. r.,; dove nth doe
B. Goods sold BY the yard, and Cuttns Done with oeS
patch y niNIEL Lane, 700. Greenwich street, !,
Nn-,h.wsst corner Of Amos ST., New 1Ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

w ANTED-At $50 Nassau street, man 10 go
so"th clerks agents, partners, seamsrrssses.
IRIS, 8 BOYS. oil2,s
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GENUINE TEAS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rVHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
fall trade If these they have been emmeny successful and
their wei known superior and ample resources nave
been most fully devoted the interests OF their patrons In
deed their entire regard the rights of their TOO
generally known need comment 1.-THE misrepresentation by
s, 5S5S,s aqa e Green and BLACK Teas hitherto
oba9ed the greatest Will now BE- iogna 70 suas
that be possibly sold for the price in the United States
Gunrowaer 81 2~keys and Skin Las n Sfsa5
mixture fresh and great perfection An extensive assert
en of Hysons and Young Hysons suitable for city rets
Greens Genuine Java Coffee, roasted daily All goods sub
Jet returned not approved Of Orders pTompy exc
store 2l Chatsln-street NewYor branches 38 Blocker
street near Christopher, NewIok and i6 Fulton-street
OEsrRvr-Tle original and only warehouse in the United
States for the sale OF the only true and genuine H9"9na
TNDIA-RUBBER OVER-sHoES at DAYS, %
1900 r5iIs aides plain and figured Rubbsrs
5000 do Misses and Chidren's do. CT,
1900 do. Mems and Womrn's shut Rubber OYER Shoes
500 do. Ladies iur-bound GIecans, leather soeS
500 do. Golye or corded top Rubbers
soc do Ladies' quilted silk upper Over-Shoes-a new
Ao-A new a 1a wih surface OF patent apanned finish
together with many other es-naking the most conP
STOCK for the Trade to select from H S G4ad m Day 5 n'Su
Successor TO the ROxLu5y / R Go:
s2s I'm . Maiden Lane
INDIA RJTBBER SHOES.-The subscriber is
now receiving his Fall supply OF Ind Rubber Shoes and
-asneculIv socits call Dealers may rely upon The aSoI
Inent being as ceseal and complete can be found IL s
market supplied by the different manufacturers Win
is sioc Of lined Rubb7s decidedly the best ever offered
besides lining good Shoes they lined in ys suroI
manner Of plain and figured Rubbers, Mems and omen
the supply large and veil ssason1s Sandals mapufac
tured RubbTs &C. can be found this establishment made
IN superior manner and warranea H.. c ,ss co,or
WstsJ Machine Banding Life PTcsever Pillows Cushions
&c sc and all other manufactured goods on hanq 2H man
rfactured TO order. =. -. 49,, 49,.
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New WoRk.-The last issue of the Harpeys
IS 1.-The Twin Brothers :" story OF great merit
and interest, and of excellent moral tendency. If
J. De appreciated In any degree according TO its
oeseFts, 1t will have thousands of readers.