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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-18

The Clarksburg "Scion Of Democracy" says, TIA:
"never were such efforts made to crush the popularity
of an individual, as are being made by The F'f'
raj Wing, Coon, Abolition party, to crush MIR. Ba''r
Zone of the delegates of Harrison county, in the Ah
Legisature and it refers for proof to The late at'ae
in "the Whig," (qnnre, Carksburg Whig) We o.
not receive This Whig-the one al our door, un''
similar title, is sufficient to show the spifis OF u
these "Whig" papers But we may gather somei''s
Of the character Of the attack upon Mr.. b, from H'
the last paragraph in the "Scion "
"Since the above was put in type, Col. a. J Si,'
has informed us, that the charges made against w
Basel in the Wing, totally ground!ess. IL s'l''
that Mr.. Basel was very attentive and much &c.
spected member, and that he boarded at one among
the most respectable houses in Richmond, (hr'
Ring's) So you see the Editors Of the Wing az
guilty Of malicious falsehood Oh Whigsery, whe''
s thy shame ?"
Col. Smith was the Wing colleague of Mr. Base
during the last session. His conduct, this occasOD
confirms the favorable sentiments which we 'mo.y, ~,
from very transient acquaintance with hun; III
impressions which this gentleman gives oil DIR.
agree entirely with our own We became acqa''n"''
with Mr.. b., and were much pleased with hs MAJ
modest, and intelligent bearing lie was mIca ,,ts
spected, and appeared TO very attentive and ia'a
TO his duties. We should be happy, indeed toe
people Of Harrison would return him at the mex 81
| ton, with Republican colleague as stannch aoo N,
| spectacle as himself. But as they were pi''''
| beaten last Spring by having too many ca"'s''s #.
the field, we trust they will this time rule oil d"
course, except saco.
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COMMISSION noUsE-The subscriber offers his service.
the sale Of Produce viz Tobacco Flour Wheat &c. the receiv
ne and @ Of Goods and for the purchase of Groceries
10 all VINO WI favor im with their confidence. His office is
opposite the end Of Basin Bank in The house recently
occupied by Messrs. Brown & TAYLOR
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH.
RErEaEscE-Mes.rs. Lamghnrne & Armis,ead Lynchburg
Messrs John D. H. Stewart, Richmond; Mr. Randolph Harn
son, Goochand.
April Is 1I5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-18

long Then, citizens of Isle of Wight 60 to the polls
understand one another and cast your votes for our
Democratic candidates: A. Atkinson for Congress;
Joel Holieman for State Legislature; and James M
Iordan. ESQ for State Senale-he being the cand-
date smoke of to fill that office. Mr. Jordan is an able
magistrate of your county; gentleman, who elected
knows his duty, and doubt, will do US Justice.
GALLATiN.
~, &c Whit April 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-18

have always commended. The Wings present to us,
candidates in favor of National Bank, Tariff Distr
button, Henry Clay. Will you honor them with your
confidence and SURFACES, viii you elect Republicans
opposed TO Clay and all of the leading measures of The
Wing party The Republicans have it in their power
10 carry the State All that is necessary is that they
meet the Wings at phillippi, on the 9Th April.
OLD HICKORY
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ll5w4w

Near Eight Hundred Packages Of Dry Goods
WE have received within days past large and choice
w assortment Of
SPRING DR.. GOODS,
Cheaper Certainly than before and
therefore, prepared to offer great inducements old
-rs, aud all orr wishing 10 buy All such invited
anime lcrg, s,stk, before making their purchases
& J, 9. JAMES CO.
Aprh7 lip-ifew
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ful influences, but for the people TO take The man,gs
rnent of their own business into their own hands

inHuences Dul LOT ptople 10 take The mana1s
rnent of their own business into their own hands
(From the Ntp York Erening Pos.)
alt is surprising TO see with what unanimty N.
Wing party in the different States array ,hemss,s.
against the imposition of taxes by the Legislature -
sustain the credit of the States THIS was the case -
New York last yenr. And one great question tha, va.
decided by the election in the Fall was the mill "a
question The same question is before the peona
Of Virginia, by whose Legislature small tax has l,c
" been laid The Wings have arrayed themscyrs
with united voice against this tax, unnecessary am
uncalled for The Democrats, on the other hand moi
only imposed the tax, but they are now called upon IL
sustain it.
"The democratic party is not generally the wealth.
party of the nation. Such combinations of wealth A.,
not found among them with the Wings, and in IN.
respect they with less afford these taxes than
great majority Of their opponents. Under such CIR.
cumsiances, it is most highly credable TO their Write
and integrity to be found thus imposing taxes upo,
themselves, while, the contrary, it is base ,d
dshonorabe in their opponents thus TO resist them
at is apparent 10 every what ruin would haya
befaen the interests Of this State if the measures 81
the Wings had been completed; and on the other hand
the advantages flowing from the Democratic policy
are too obvious TO be mistaken The same scenes a.,
about TO occur in Virginia The credit of i.1, So
rests upon the Democrats, while the plans of The wh.
if adopted, would be ruinous Thus this party is found
in every part OF The country proposing such measure.
and policy as would be destructive and ct the sam.
lime, they arrayed in bitter hostility TO those winch
alone can ensure safety and honor"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27


in the tariff the currency here will remain dear and that
OF England become very cheap Prices there wl be very
high with 10 duties and here very low with high du-
ties The inevitable result will be- that specie will be
the best remittance to this country Imports of goods
cannot take place any great extent because the differ
ence eurrences will alone prevent English goods from
coming here to profit. Money will be worth here
than goods, consequently money will come and will find
its way TO the producers of the produce Of which will
hethe proceeds At the close of next year. money will
probably be infinitely abundant the face Of the
whole Union than now before-real money, not
bank money, which might vanish at the nod of the d.
rectors The business to be done is necessarily cash
business and will form very little, ii any demand for
bank facilities This is in the progress OF the iai
trade have advanced nearly to the lit OF OCTOBER
and, far from a demand for money for business Pur
poses having occurred, it has become still abundant al
though precisely at the season Of the year wheh OK
psrts have nearly ceased and the purchase oil the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27

Newcastle North Star Chambers Lepss; VIM Thompson
WAsalseaos. NJ, Aug SOAR, Tive Brothers ToI;99n
lisms York North State Roberts New York Sept iith
Globe Gaskill York; Comet Ireland NYork; Silas Crane
Johnson, York; Anaconda Fuford York; Mary jane
Crsbtres New York CD 3d. Two Brother; Rshardson,
York; Time Meekins, York; 5th Smith, Wheeler Boson
9Th Star, Williams New York North State Roberts NYor
York lsth siias Crane Johnson York. 10Th Comet. Ire
land Mary Jane Crabtee York; 2lst, Globe, Gas
kill, w Indies.
rCnARLssros Sept 22-In port, Tremont Tailor waiting;
Berry. for New York ready Allen, Wilson. for York
from Liverpool dsehargng; Southport Griffith, from New
York dschaIgng Darlington Barton from Boston, Sir
Pamel (Br) NOR from Dundee waiting Title Sw) Hanson
watng enne Elise (Fr Pontet from Tampco undergo
Buckley for New York resdy Creole spsrron for PIsdel
lima Glkey for Boston, loading Ceryante Tufts from Bos-
ton, wang Emily Sherwood for New York, loading VIC
oria lBr) Hudson from Nassau watlng Proxy Gracia I'm
Frankfort, MEL dscharging oray TAFT Love load for
Providence.
MoBILE, Sept I9.Cld, odron, smdcy for New York.
New ORLEANS Sept I7-lrad Ferry Chase New York; Ro-
bert Ceaton Shepherd Tobasco.
PoRT LEON (Fa). Sept 9-An G Bourne Perry, York;
Statra Babbage. do,
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Cleared
Ship Della w9lKer, Leenw, New Orleans, d Gender;
barques Alabama Rauett Madeira Nesmh Leeds; Wash
nstop, K%gT Hamburg Schmidt Baicheg~Br'ss Mohi-
town SC-Schs William, Barnes, Halifax Soue Whitney
Co; North STAR Roberts, Washington, No, Mitchell
Arrived.
ship Cnennat Barsow 81 ds I'm st Petersburg with 100
hemp 100 do iron To Barstow Pope
Shp toe Proctor 81 days i,om st Petersbug,w mdse
Peck, Sailed in Sarah Barker, Goldman, for Boston
Aroso, for dog Burmah, Ford, do; Fame, Scott! do
Collins 2th inst the Banks spoke Mumlod, of Marble
head 200 fish, he was bound Savannah put in for
harbof.
ship vcksburg. Pierce 10 DIS FIN New Orleans with
to w Nelson,
Bs ka%s Madison. of Boston, &c DIS I'm Rotterdam with
h"s Nov; l"@ers 80 DIS I'm sisa with hemp &c to Kenze
. ,a-, MD Lett no Am vessels.
S Wm Nielsen Robinson la d FIN Port Prince, with
coffee SC 70 SHIELDING Ferns. c 81.
O Durham Dimon = =, .o,,
els salt TO master , g. SL III, -. =,
Sturges Chairman tn - -, -, 49,
lO y DE Forest -,
IN gter.
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Domestic Importations.

NEw ORLEANs-Ship Vicksburg-i box Hoady & Phelps
br 10 hhds tobacco Booman x Johnston- csk mdse II
Harthol3 bales Kennedy coo hhds tobacco Bo
and-26 bales hemp 1873 do wheat II Field
g Collse-la7 sacks wheat 70 do Collins COL
hhds tobacco Masters Markoe Cola bales cotton New bold
< Cruft-656 pigs lead Wooleyt pks fur @ Merrill
box mdse g Hyde-l37 hhds sugar w Bamwell-l box L
Steyens66 bales hemp Francai073 bds buffalo robes
box kins brl butter DAVIS CarX5o bales
cob Victor s Duckwitz32 do Tucker & Cooper-2O
w Spicer- hhds tobacco w r. Beasley.l592 pigs lead
Strachan Scott-2 bxs bales brls kegs Schiefn
Il hhds tobacco bale hides Thompson Adams-23 hhds
gar Roberts Wilamsl24l pigs lead Rogers-57 hhds
tobacco 1853 sacks corn 70 bales cotton order
CHARLEsToN-Bng Carollna-l2l casks rice Depeyster
Whtnarsh-6 do Smith, Mills cobb bales cotton j J
Parsl-2s9 do Thompson * Adams-i9 do Wells Spring.
box Schemerhorn Bancker-l ok box j Nj Miller col
keg brls-Nrs Gardner-36 cks rice order.
SAyANNAH-Brg Madson-1l5 bales cotton p Graves-if
Colman s Irelaud-l8i do q Collins-l box q Lison
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Died.

On Tuesday afternoon, after short but Illness
CHARLOTTE, vile of William Porteous, in the 2Sh year Of
her age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
quested attend the funeral Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence No. Gal Greenwich street.
without further invitation.
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FrelChts.

In Charleston, the 23d inst, there foreign
freight Offering for New York the rates advanced to rs
cents for Rice and square bales although the
rent rates of the past week but 80 cents For Bos
ton the last engagements were made at Toe.
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Second Board,
Chiffon Trade.

Prices firm. Very small operations however, this
morning. Falling rain checked sales. What manufac-
turers there in the market made small purchases in
consequence Of the high pretensons of holders.
In Charleston in the week ending 23d inst there
received 2i60 bales uplands Exported in time 1926
bales leaving on hand shipping stock OF 62O bales
elusive Of 500 bales shpbosrd cleared On Sa
day. active demand again sprung up, which although
sackenng lasted during the whole Of the
week. and resulted in the sale of 8267 bales the follow
ing particulars: II bales at % $685. 81 81 liz, e94
81 o. St ls, ST; 22S 302 IL l46 "A; 40, ~, 674
al 2cs IT; 1893, 4ie. 1853, 81 S. st 10, 6S TO-
Ct and as. There is no alteration in figures although
understand thai the operations made during the week
in favor of sellers than they had been during
the week previous and that many OF them in expecta
ton of favorable by the daily expected
stenmer, evinced but little inclination of meeting pur
ehaseis at the present rates Quostions fol-
lows inferior and ordinary, Ct, fair good fair
81 good and fine st o. Only ia bales Of long cotton
have been disposed of during the week viz bales Sea
Island at IL cents, an lS bales stained at cents
The activity in the Hamburg market on the 10Th inst
which noticed this day week. continued, and sales
readily made. The article in pretty freely by
boats and wagons and sales made arrival withou GO
ing into store Quotations 81 SC according to quail
ity-no alteration in prices.
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MARITIME HERALD.
niIinQ DAYS of the steam Ships


We shall esteeT i ayoI, c Captains Of Vessels will give
10 Commodore koBEnr SiLyEY, OF News Fleet, Re
port the shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Vessels spoken on their fassaSe LIST oil their Cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor.
respondents, home abroad, will favor by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27
Corn Trade.

The market is not very active Genesee Flour is "hard"
at 81 S7I Michigan 81 81 81; Onio 81 81 So South
ern description SAYS STA. New Genesee Wheat com.
mands 95 % cents, and Illinois 90 95 for British Pro
vince. Corn held at 81, with sales Oats % 27
cents. Ry 60 Sac.
is stated that there have been several bakers in mar
ket since the receipt of the from England, making
large purchases at the reduced prices They feared
other rise and filling the cellers with
full winters supply. It is probable from this that tn e
bulk of the recent sales home account. Not.
withstanding this do not believe prices will ise this
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Passengers Arrived.
ST PETERsBuRG-Ship Esnore-Mr. A Hook and 5 in the
NV OHLEASs-Ship Vicksburg-Dr Thompson.
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SIGNORA CASTELLAN'S CONCERT
TNdE ltian Company having unexpectedly announced a
performance for Thursday the Sgnora Numerically de-
prved of part of her Orchestra consequence will
pone her Concert FRIDAY. the goth inst. s27 ltNrc
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HENRY RUSSELLS CONCERT
This and every Evening during the Week.
N ID A ID Ar1,L III IlLnlA nm AIAII

HENRY RUsSELL'S CONCERT
MR. f3ssEhT Ssg s54D. IL public
have the honor of presenting to the public several Of his new
and most favorite compositions.
PRoGRA NINE.
soNe Word, 8 BIT, Log ss .as Free
soNGIuoar Sailors I and our Ships"
How dashingly, in sun and light,
Her White Wings A sprea sE Msf full and bright
The sss sse ma ss y TaRs Sat se will take
Fit car to bear the ocean god
fssSs os es S'iS and '''e
The empress res " Of the en- ma inrcs c.A'e'
BAIwt o1d, BY ts Mot ai. p S.S
" asiy ny %sG ,S s VII h MY year:
THE w SEY y F. " \. bsIi.y Doa.'
soNG-",The Founding of the Bell"
HsTt how how the the furnace pant, and rOars
As bursting from i, s 'i9n sG0 Is. ann,
ssT 5se s%a kissing as 1ssss %s sas it flows
And filling every c[syicee up,
AS tine ''' vintage H %i r. the i%' work is DONE
w s9ES y c6.ne. sS Mse Gn Ei .e:q
The storm DER the ocean flew iprioo, and fast,
fsS IT # 4 &: pl his lip
a' s%n when Sap1S he sS IN wrath
Ard presd her s.l ford babe TO her bosom Of snow
h s1 Nf
MARC AsroS 81 !aHhsS,. oxHn THE BODY
Friends na r if$d
The evil that do, lives after them
Hath told you that Casa. was ambitious Th
And o hs,h Em.a1 sa.w sa
s tn
funeral Cast fsyo whom. above ofaon. which
s %9 ssa 10 sgsssss sfn Ran
f h sa Of s rT 0 ws s@ of the love- Saeen ao
Psra terminated his existence, thirty years before
soNG &od Ii Life E on s the Ocean f.. Wave"
scENA-"THE GAMBLERS WIFE"
ss he. G:s4 Mfi$ 2s
Es s h" xfG b. sSts;sps l Ss .ss Bride
Lj;t s H il YEARLY t The ,Ts rolls oils. on kind
sT isiss sssi A'' = ssfi Es;
Sleep fsa pf isl Thy SseS ioedts
y and sS msfIS" work sSs
soNG wo!ds a Af fiis, 5 G9e Aao'''
The oceans my hsms, and my bark my 6rde.-etc
FlSALEt' .s b; a ssyAa toS r: Chorus"
To commence haiti past O'Clock.
Tickets each. To be had Hewitt, Atws, and
VIM. Dubois Music Stores. s27 tire
AROH STREET THEATRE.
ITO LET-The Arch Street Theatre, for the of 1913
Il st EAsff s'i'' s:;' s'f sE @
isSaT55EsH sA saiSsl. Sc
1850 kegs superior cut nails, all sizes.)
cask lbbosons mill and hand files, assorted.
90 do genuine Sheffield anvils, assorted.
do low priced hand and back saws.
Also, bed screws candesiicks, kettles chair web
sofa springs &c &c for sale the trade low prices
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
SIS 6t"r 80 John Street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 81
Cleared

Sun RISES ...t So MOON RISES. -
.s.....5 40 HIGH WATER II 10
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MADAME SUTTON,
PROFESS OROF GING,
eis Broadway. 81, i'm r
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.

PIANO FOh Il AND SINGINCI.
HE MISSES CUNNING respectfully intimate thar they
necommence tuition the above brsnches the LIST
,ember The Misses system Of insrscaion in Singing
its object the full development Of - voice after
mehod while the style they ipeulcate the Scottish
unug the advantages o. the Artificial to the natural in
nner the most pleasing and effective.
ems-At the pupils residence SIS per ouarter-two pupils
one amy $2 at the Misses ca sdsnce $40 par quarter
Hesdence w arren street, corner Of Broadway
au26 lmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27

POR TUGUSE FEMALE PILLS
IlESE far-famed .ad celebrated Pills, from Portugal
perceive be obtained IN thus country see advertise
ment the last column, fourth page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27

WHO i MY FRIEND?
EFT HIM THAT is just show IT, by calling and making
IL purchase of the following kinds Of goods wholesale and
retail - -
silk Shirts and Drawers
Merno Shirts aud Drawers
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers
Cotton Shirts aad Drawers
Some Of each kind of extra size
Also Suspenders Stocks, Linen Collars Linen Roson,s
shoulder Braces, Riding Belts Money Belts Pistol Belts with
variety Of lcles for gentlemen Quitting for approach
ng III call aud The goods will be- freely
shown At wholesale r-tail, by
s2l 6teods'r IRA PEREGO, "a Maiden lane
NO QUACKERY.
INORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE in extensive Hosptals
&c-Twenty eight Years before the New York pnbiic
Joseph Evans has emoved his Dispensary 10 No
huhsm Penrl where the unfortunate and cted
with every species OF certain disease will be speedily and
ectly cured without xposure the most reasonable
erns Also the desper ulcers aud eupons His me-
cnes mild speedy and ehecua All guaranteed
Sc find the real cid Doctor No 100 Chatham stre;
Attendmc daily until 10 o'clock, 7 NJ, aa,ice gratis
s27 ltsr
ZINE HEAD OF DARK CLEAN HAIR TO BE HAD
L FOR SHlLLlNGS oNLf-Ths fact hundreds in the
y can prove who have used three shilling bottle OF Jones
Coral Hair Resora,eu forces the hair grow stops its
liug off cure; the scurf daadru makes the hair beautiful
dark soft and silky and keeps IL thrice long any
Iher ppaton Sold price g. s. or g bott. The sign
& the American Eagle 80 Chatham ST. N. Y. l39 Fulton
BROOKLYN; A3 Broad 81. Newark. al 6taeod-sc
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50 DOG TEACHER wants few dogs TO teach or
w practice some. Please address, by nste 20 ?. L. al
uN. this office. s2i 4tsr
n WANTED-YOUNG HORSEs.-Wantedf II, m
1AxI <hirty thtyfye young horses f'om 3h yeas
ll-old from 10 To IL hands high be of quick
sound. The h2rses 70 be shown at Dilks Sabe No; 81
Mercer BECKER bet the hours of aud the
O'clock PAGERS preierreda wanted for saddle s27 GIT
- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
JOHN READY respectfully informs MS irenL
md the public that he has commenced business the ap
the No, 80 Nassau street. where he will thankfully seeh
ra.., res.ons HI. Term. foY c..h " ' " jy21
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Mr.; HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs the publie
1v1 that he Vocal the N
Y Society Library Of Broadway ard Leonard this
Wednesday evening" Sept 27h which occasion he will
have the honor Of presenting the public several Of his
and favorite compositions.
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" strict Police will be attendance, great ta-
ken prevent the admission of improper PERSONS
Tickets Fifty Cents. May be had 1t the Garden duriup
the day.
W limited number of Season Tickets will be d,s
posed of
No postponement this establishment account Of the
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway saloon
protected, and the Saloon, which ventilated
top aud sides can be opened At a moments notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27

DORR ~ ALLEN
HAVE received by late arrivals of packets and
yea arcles in addition their former of
Dry Goods.
DESTROYS Of closing off tn present stock they offer their
goods the lowest market prices invite the
pure hasers at No. 1913 Pearl s27 2wissr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-27

w. A. CARTER Auctioneer.
IMlTS OFF Sale to pay sale of new
L. and handsome city made funitureCarer and 60. will
sell Friday Goth September 10 o'clock at 36 Broadway,
of cabiaet furniture seldom offered aucon
Sofas patterns French bedsteads of various styles
marbeop washstand plain and dressing bureaus ottomans
breakfast and dining and full French chairs, dvans
bookcases secretaries chairs stools and various
other articles.
Panos-2 mahogany and rosewood.
Chna-Dinner Tea and Toilet sets.
The sale well worth the of the trade and the
whole b. sold without Catalogues ready
s27 3t+ec
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a HATS-FALL FASHIONS, lS43--The subscriber
improves the presented by 'e tall change IN the
fashion hats invite bis and the public
general his Establishments, No 1870 Chatham street ano
Canal where he offers Tor sale ana
inspection large and elegant assortment o. Hats AID sps al
extremely low prices lie particularly invites tne attention
their coer and shape lie would also call th. e'ten
don 10 his short nspt Silk Hats So % and So Do Also, hs
uIerne Moleskin Hats the low price So The above
mentioned Hats and durable, and compare advan
rigeousy with hats sold in this city AZ So aru 81
HENRY BANTA,
No. 1870 Chatham ST. and % Canal, COZ. Wooster st.
a swft IN
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LAUNcHEs-The Warren Star says that beautiful baque'
called the Baltic commanded by Captain Wheaton Allen
was launched in that Saturday morning last She is
intended for the feghng business. The Baltic vessel Of
the first class.
Our Correspondent at Bristol that very and beau
uly modelled ship of about 500 burden called the HUI
ma launched from that Saturday morning. She
is owned by Capt Gardner and intended for the eightng
business.
BosroN HARBoR-Conveyance, of and from Nantucket in
beating the habor by schr Renown hence for
New York which carried away the oop's mast broke ga
and mainsail