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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
SPRING AND SIMMER HATS
Madeira, sherry and Port wines.


VIZ subscribers take pleasure attention tb. trade
II and their friends geney
the hes-rs blackburn TO Wines different
qar OF hadea sherry and Port this place. they
with confidence pleasure recommend The long mi mo, .
Pe" standing Of The Me-srs Blackburn any
ouer zoe the Wines wiz be met IN strict compliance
ment The subscribers for the Maes Of The -
ton Of Me--rs George and Robert Co OF Msde for
The Old Reserve London Particular LONDON Particular
sereia Bua Malmy and shere. and Port from
Mercy and oporo selected by Mes<rs Forster Co
Those fond OF sherres aRon have opportunity through this
agency.to command te pures best A table Of . 49, ~
qualities and prices can be n application To
NH % DUNLOP. MoNCURE Il CO. Ar,ats.
ECElNED and opening This day beautiful col
lored Caters and iaf Caters They indeed rare and
beautiful J. f. WATKINS A. Co NJ, -,
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS


INHE subscriber invites the attention of all
u purchasers Of Dry Goods to his large and well se,ccs ot
which has been purchased principally cash and will be M a,
prices 10 suit the times Among which found the following
SIIKs
Rich striped figured and wafered Pom de Sol
Rich ehangeabe and figured do do
Chene, Onbre Plaid Pekin and Glaze silks
Heavy black and blue black d Sol
Rich blue black De Afique
Black and blue black Satin Striped erode Pekin
do do do Gro de Amures
ALSO,
Bomhaznes Of every quality
Maiiioni LustTes. Apacha do
Plain and figured Eoiennes and Parisennes
sOo pieces OF Mouseiines from Isl per yard consisting
Of plain and fEd Paris quality cheapest and best eve,
bazarnes PLAIN and hgd, from . Cd 10 Is
Paris Printed Lawns
GOODS IN GENERAL, VIZ:
sh Linens Of all qualities, Irish Diapers D,mask Tbe and
Brseye do Table Cloths Damask Napkins Huekabak Tovnr
Brown Linen Table Ce's Dnpey Musns Fannels Bed Ticks
Caleoes Parasos' SILK and Cotton Hosiery
DOMESTIC GOODS
20 bales Of Maioaes Mechanics and Manchester sheetnrs
20 do No and Cotton Oznahunrs
Nos l. . and Sherman Burllps
Lawrence Book Mn and YORK Min shirtings
% and ls4 Hamilton sheeungs
ma 10 JoUN WRIGHT
hOCT SHERWOOD,S Magnetic Rrmca,.s-
~ for Chronic Diseases cass IIyperronv az C,o.
sweings Of the Organs and Limbs including all the forms of
f1a. ~ ~ " 'Ni'
These remedies Of manufacture are always
ca by my new medical pamphlet The Motive Pos, ~
the Human System with symptoms and Tfe,tnen Of Chen.
OF imposters u "a surp,VcCr, =, ~
For sale by + novr
ua - Agent for Richmond.
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1rs. EIiI.' Seu IfooIS IsT 20 Gents
-(&NHE WIVES OLE ENGI A Nm 49,: 4.

DRINTING INK.-News and Book Ink for sale 6v
IL % nAvpNn~sn-rS
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UST received by recent arrivals the following
very superior and extensive assortment Of LADIES'
~''
Ladies Brk lasting Buskin.
Do Fine Morocco W. Buskns.
Do. do. Kid thin sole DO.
Do DO. Pafis eotrlred Do.
Misses French Morocco button Slipper,
Do do. DO. Busklns
DO. Co;oured Do
Ch.ldrens French Morocco welt Buskins
Do Bfk Do DO. and Slips
10. Cosoured DO Do Do and Ance
Also always on hand Of Iade. Kid and No
oeee sh Buskin French thin soe- Also all ma
ha OF every Kind for the Shoes and Root.
o. every variety among which be beautiful article Of
es eooed Mooeco-al Of which up TO order in
very superior style. and IN. shortest notice
trunks anf Carpe; Bags Backing Shoe brushes nj 90 per
cent below former prices. ma mn
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BOLTON 4 HARRISON,

BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
druggists Il Apothecaries, corner Main and
Gopernor Streets tbeio1 the Eagle Ruins.)
E Subscribers having opened their New Store respectfully
- oher To country merchants and asso-
ment OF Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wall &c which
they will sell on the lowest
Epson sat' Flour Sulphur, Camphor, MaEnesia senna
Mama Castor OIL in bottles Soda for washing
Potash AMI Pearlash Salanus,
SAT- PeTo Jamaica Ginger. Seditz and Yeast Powders
white Lead linseed Oil Spirits TupeBSne Copal Vanish
Japan Vanish Venetian Red Spanish Blown Ground Verrrs
Blue and Green Verditer Paris White. Dutch Pink
Red Lead Blue, Red and Yellow Faint, Window Glass,
yellow Ochre Rose Pink. Indian Red Imperial Green
Chinese Blue Sap Green Drop Lake Kalsomnc IA new article
for walls)
suph tluinine Morphine sc supply Of SCARS chew
ing ana smoking tosaeeo suun, snud boxes, &C. mh7
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For the removal and permanent cure of NIL ai.-
eases arising from, an impure state of the
Hood, or habit of the system. viz:
Scrona or Kings Evil Rheumatism
tons Pmples Postus BIotehes Bles Chronic
Sore Eyes Ring Worm letter Head Enlargement ana
pain OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers syph ym
toms seatea or Lumhago and diseases arising from an nui
eious use Of Mercury Ae Dropsy exposure nprdnce
in life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders will be removed
by this preparation. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

NH SMITH, DRINKER NORRIS
LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
OOQ HHDS. n. o. Sugar, part prime
AOO 90 do Porto Rico do pan superior
20 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
% hhds Trinidad
~ do New Orleans [ 40, 80,
do Porto Rico hoi'ASstS
do Matanzas
sf0 bags Prime Laguirs
$50 do
90 do Oh Government Java
GO do Cuba
ESQ DO Porto Rico f'"ffhh
$50 do African
IS do Maacaho
~ DO ST. Domingo
500 sides sole Leather Ilemiock and oak Tanned
Shoe Thread AMI Irvine
Bags Pepper do Pimento
700 kegs Nails and Brad
tons American Bstcrrd Steel
tons Virginia Bar1ron
Is bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
SO uerccs prime Rice
Sacks salt English Refined Tabs salt
100 boxes sSio and 1919 Window Glass
no bales son shell Almonds
40 loves Bunch Rsisins
Drums Frs
16s Ware
90 dozen Painted Bucscs
30 Do Com Bfooms
halcs Hops
Bushels Clover Seed
Imperial AMI GunpowderTea Slack Tea
uetup AMI Manira BED
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
~ bags wool-ie bars Feathcrs-Couon yarns
ESQ hag- shc-Keg- Dupours Gun powder
Sporting Powder IN
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
boxes soap Brown, Naricratcd White Scented. &C.
so Do Huus Patent Candies
DO Talow Do
no sperm d
sherry for, Musca' and Champagne Wines
London Peuer
SIN rstry, Alum, coppcra. N,ai,r and Indigo
Tar, Pitch, Mackercl Stone Ware &C. &C.
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e A CA R ID.
u 1st JUNE, IsI3

D,
SALE Or RETAIL
h. WATKINS d CO., having lust received
per recent arrivals both from PhadeIpha as well a. from
varous manufacturers in Massachusetts Connecticut an ,
purchasers stock in the ey both fr va.
as well as durability all Of which purchased at very
reduced prices '
As their anepaion- in their spring cuisines. have h.sn -
than realized they disposed TO keep AZ an times
STOCK OF goods which viii with any they can
WIN opfiev recommend Being them
selves reputation for selling cheap Goods. their object
WI be TO Keep goods OF quality very low prices
The following comprises their stock n part. viz
Genemens Sup Calf manufactured BY Miles a son
do DO do do I'd ID, 4th and 5th qualities
"a" Pesseu 90 iH ID and III do
Seal andsd do
sup calfand Mo- BOOtees manufaeturedbyJ.N
quality
Calf sewed ID and 18th qualities
Kip sewed and pegd- LIST % and ID"
Coarse Bootees Of different qualities
LADIES SHOES
LADIES sup Kid and r Morocco walking ties site
undressd and dressed No ties Cd adaD 9TH ou,ls,,,
Seal walking shoes straps and = tie.
and Morocco walking Buskins
Biz and cord Cater Slipper,
Morocco and Kid Slippers 9Th and 5th auaUtie,
MISSES SHOES.
Misses = Morocco walking ties Is' I'd and qualnie.
Seal narrow straps and Buskins
Blk and cord Cater
Cord Caters
Boys, Cbidrens v,rto,,.
many other kinds here enumerated f' e'
Also an additional supply Of Travelling Trunks and Car
" superior quality; Baekng Of Oh. make Date Lee a
A"'npSohrj Shoe Brushes, &c &c
WATKINS 4 CO.
ana Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes sign Of the
MAMNoTH BOOT, doors below Messrs wadrvor,h IT,. a
% ana nearly opposite the Bell Tavern Main Street ma an
RS GARDENERS INDIAN BAIsAN OF LIyFRWoRT--
AsuPPY oil the genuine, received and for sale by
BOLTON a. HARRISON,
% 1' 'se Ruins
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r.. N. HUDSON.

lie MIST,
Ones on Main Street. Square ADORE the Banks
PERFORMS al operations s Teeth beauty and
uon and inserts the best Kind Of incorpbe Teeth -rry or In
h sets on the most approved plans Refer va De- Pu
net heva d. kmpe Hubbard Gardner CO, Hon Balin
NH IL Pm
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Isl published by E Liuen, Eclectic Museum Of P,.;
Science and Art, for April received for sub.s
AT me BOOK store Of Zap 97
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VOLUME 20. NUMBER Iss.
TIE BEST FAMILY
MAGAZINE In AMERICA

SEAHS Family Magazine. We understand has already
Nnco eireuauon Of i've thousand nnfnr ~
mo every any throughout prti.h PvyIr
:" every lover Of science learning az he b--s
o' sne Nn ever published Every rrofl-.iy a.
WIZ new a"h elegant ensravins- -econ Of ar
49, po- ana verse selected singular ami god
ine wofsls Suited by Mr. Scans and read.r. know
W" agree with Us that this devolv,i up, ..
sensible MANY. y Daily !ysr, ~
The following from the Editor New Word dated Arm,
i-t:. -
SenrS view Monthly Family Maxnxine.--we
onuu 70 notice thus New Magazine.
h'anuay last The April number us and Ike N,
combines entertainment and utility n degree
& we unhe-sfand has already popu-
'iy Nheh wa insure rs permanent
nuen I" iufHsh original ecuaons a
pas ihn inc fesehof an IN cheap aifrsctiv.
o inc mass OF general knowledge
pen-ve Volumes and therefore only attained BY bo. wb
means ana leisure serve them for proAonsed research aim.
70 e monopoly Of ENowLrpar and Consequently of power
Address Al m ~, ~, ,e"'"'-
90 -, - 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
npIEERDIIE pER OpEM NEON

DR, JOHNSON takes this method of informing 1.-The publ,
~ he still affords relief the afflicted of both and
NAV be always consulted with the confidence in ths
Of secret diseases, OF the effects resulting
from the Of mercury the malpractice Of Quacks The
following Of letter the possession OF Dr. Johnson
clearly ILLUSTRATES the triumph OF knowledge and experienced
over medical auackefy and the shows the
necessity in the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the chariatan.
DEAR StR:-
put myself under the care Of vender when my
disease he promised for collar
and made but fight OF my affection. lqssad of improving
became worse every day-my appetite failed unable
attend business and after expanding $2o this vile mposte
had the impotence tell me he not doctor but me
sold his stuff In this hopeless situation friend hired
rage mot being able walk the ime and droyelme
ONCE IL Duane street You examined my case and promised
70 You have performed undertaking ia sho
time. As now enjoy perfect health think my duty 10
those afflicted make this public through the
THOMAS J. THURsTON,
Carpenter Nlunroe st., ". Y.
me cins may be had Of Dr. j. prevent the above disease
IN any OF its numerous forms.
n ob imsr ' "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
U. 8. Commissioners ONCE.
Before Commissioner Rapelye.

Before COMMISSIONER KapeIYe.
Der. &c. The complaint made by James 8 Burrel a
boy on board the ship Morrison on her outward end
voyage and from China TO this port, aganst
CAPTAIN Beason and the chief mate, Mr.. Wright, was
heard at length to-day, but plain the statement Of
the boy himself that was evident that there not tn
slightest foundation for the charge of cruel and unusual
ounishments made against them On the contrary Ii We
shown that the lad had by foul stroke while alo
ling sail cut his eye with his knife and the Captain CAV
him berth the cabin and attended to him seduously
until he AZ TO return 10 duty. The complaint we
dismissed without further examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
AMES LACY,

DRAPER AND TAILOR, 60 John street, near William
continues to make Gentlemens garments of superior
workmanship, and the fashionable STYLE his usual
low prices Gentlemen in of and fashionable cloth
ing should call and examine his select of goods before
the economical that for beauty of fit style of workman
ship and such extraordinary low prices this establishment
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
q Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and trmmed-a perfect fit of
goods returned. ola Inns sc TERMS CASH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
DEPOT
;, QF GEMTLEMElN% ms FANCY DRESS ARTICLES

THE Subscriber would call the attention Of their and
visiting this city, their rich and extensive
dressing gowns hosiery lambs wool perno
Their the above goods and all other articles
apperainng gentlemans wardrobe rch varied and
extensive and we'll worthy the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their
The shirts manufactured by them
form Of the thereby doing with the large gvepus
only to the comfort Of the weaIe but to the beauty Of the
late fair the American Institute that the first
awarded to the subscrhrs their patent elastic Brace parcg
Of st9opng They will be found of benefit to
the back and expand the chest and will be found of impede
to the free he They would also call atten
depend being the and fashionable
articles, by calling at the old establishment OF
PARSELLS & AGATE,
an 3m zee BROAD wav of Par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

MExIco.-The Carolina, which arrived here last
evening from Vera Cruz, LETT that port the 10Th Of
September, and brings nothing new A private let
ter, which has been politely communicated to us,
speaks of the tariff which the government intended
to publish, as having occasioned come discomfort
some articles and the enormous duties lays upon
others. We suspect this statement to be pre- mature
or unfOunded, for we have dates of the 18th Sep
TENDER, and neither the opposition journals nor
those OF the government make any alluslon to the
tarif-N Oiesss Iropic, Oct IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

SUGAR MAKTNa.-The Donaldson LouisiaDian of
Saturday states that the planters in that nelghbor
Kenner, who enjoys the reputation of having the
best crop in the vicinity, commenced grinding on
the Monday previous. The yield, we infer from
the remarks OF the paper is very poor The Plaque.
mine Planters Gazette OF the same date, has This
paragraph " The sugar mills have already begun
to work around Bayou Goula. Paul Hebert Mad
Vaughan, and others, have commenced. We I'M
derstand they are making good sugar. The weather
sugar cane. Several planters in lberville have
already commenced making sugar The plant cane
is, we believe, pretty good throughout the parish,
but the rattoon cane is every where light. We shall
soon be able to ju ge OF the quality aud quantity OF
the crop in this vicinity; bu, tear they will be rather
lighter than usual"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

TEARING UP RALRoAp.-For the third time, the
track on the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad was
torn up on the night OF the 18th instant One OF
the wors, features Of this transaction, s, the ey-
dent intention there seems 10 have been OF de-
sroying the lives OF the engineer and passengers
on board. The track was torn up on the empdnR
ment near Syvania, where the cars would have
been preciptated TO the bottom with all those
on board but for the sinking OF the locomotive In
the sand Another depreciation, but not OF so hei-
nous character, was committed on the i5th.-1o-
iedo Register,
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THE
IN V, BIZ E
tIyI~

60 closely resembles the real head Of hair that seept
~ have pronounced IL the perfect
taordnary invention Of the day The great advantage of this
novel and unique wig is its being made without sewing
weaving which its Appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both in ghmess and natural appearance
defy detection its being beautiful
free that in all of pespraon evaporation unmpeded
great evils of other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc
alike invited to inspect this
tfu Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head at the
manufacturers. o. Barry LAG Broadway corner of Liberty
street. up stairs. lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
Circuit Court.


Der 26.-Thomas James Nelson Beeeher and Robert
Fsnton Court occupied the entire day is the
summing up of the evidence on both Sides The Jury,
after short absence, returned verdict for the plaintiff
in $3.50 damages and 8 cents costs
Grim Con - Fan CoH Sharpe.-This case was called
onland jury empannelled, but without examining any
witnesses the Court adjourned until to-day when 1t will
be heard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

n NJ HENRIQUES, 81 William street. respectfully an
nounces to his friends and the public that has con
stsaty hand the following choice brands of Segars war
ranted genuine and Of the first quality
La Norma.
La CabaAa.
Ronda
Yugenudad.
Noriegas (of most superior qualty)
La Esperanza.
Do. London Segar" small sire
ranetelas, oil a most superior quality.
Pnmavera.
De Moya.
Esparteros.
Regalias (of the Norma brandy
King Regalia.
Queen do.
Csballeros.
PHnSpes (of the fsvorite brands of Jurto Sans
Rendons and Cruz
smokers would do well TO call before purchasing elsewhere
the of the stdious always suited at this
establishment. ol2 imrs
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

3O4 PEARL STREET LATE 1903 BEEKMAN
HE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and durab.
ity of his work. desires inform his patrons and the pub
lie that he to suit the economical tendency Of the
times making garments Of the very best quality az REDUCTION
twenty than Of the quality made by
the cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen may understand what by
cheapnes the following bill of prices submitted their
sdeaton with that the goods shall be of the first
rate quality, and the fit unexceptionable.
Superior West of England Cloth Coats SIP to 16
Pants of black or fancy double milled cass.. to
Vests, of silk satin, SC. 49,. 80. IN
Making and trimming in the best STYLE at the following
pnces:-
Pants and Vests OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL to IL
All orders executedw with punctuality and Dispatch
o25 Im.r JOHN MOFFAT.
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NEW YORK HERALD i, regularly fled in London
by MT r h. SlMMONDS Agent for the American Papers,
British and Foreign Newspaper Office 10 Comhll London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
Will be received. s28tfr
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STAND,

STAND.
HE undersigned after years experience of the evil
effects resulting from large and larger happy
70 inform his customers and the community general
ly that he has effected hanks landord)
lease Of Of his old stand No formerly 81 Wall street, Nor
timer Buildings, corner of New street and for
LIBERATED by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
fashionable garments.
To such Of his old patrons who may have sight
during his wandengs he invites their the Old Spot
fame for skill and punctuaity Of the public generally he
icts call being prepared with of fine and
sonable cloths vestings &c &c., which he will be
happy to make the faithful manner and
BILE charges for Cash Only. This and attention be-
slowed on akng and trimming when the cloth purchase
ed of him. c. b. Babcock continues in the cutting departr
CHARLES coz,
lmr Sign of the Golden Fleece mo Wal1st
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGJJERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT

PHILADELPHIA
Observation-Disclosures ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS rs AND q.
THE Subscriber has received large supply Of Voganders
celebrated Dagueeotype Apparatus, large and small sizes
with achromatc lenses made according Professor Petzv
calculation
Also supply of best plates and chemicals whc he
warrants good and sells at reduced prices.
The following gentlemen have agreed to act agents viz
Washington, ID. G. DR.. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va s.
Broadben ESD for the Southern States. VIM. West, ESQ.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All communications (post paid and orders, accompanied
with remttances will be promptly attended and should be
directed to WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM,
ol7 3msr Exchange Buildings. PhiladelphIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends
the public, that the Mansion House is located in In
outsider street. No ST. in the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
arranged in the order.
person employed procure permits land
baggage Sc who will board vessels Immediately
OF the revenue officers.
BVstors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul of embakaton obviate diff
6culties and Inconvenience
s2l 6mec WILLIAM FULTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
FRENCH CHINA.

FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALESME Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
always hand dinner
in plain white and gilt French Porcelain well dnner
dessert plates OF all assorted dishes tueens
Dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custards and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and Amsr-
shape.
All the articles warranted of the best quality and be
sold ON liberal terms and in lots TO suit purchasers 2 6m
Watches in the city, j. to be found at the nbscribers
Watches Of the newest styles direct from the manuac-
turers England France and Switzerland he is enabled
offer larger much retail
any other house in the city Gold watches low $40
WATCHES warranted keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
g. g. ALLEN importer Of watches and jewellery,
OF lm~r Wholesale and retail, Wall street, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

@LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
< CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT WALKERS OLD STAND, tis Broadway where
be found complete assortment of all the iifersn,
kinds coors sorts and for ladies' misses and children
Caters, Boots, Buskns. Slippers and walking shoes Also
India Rubbe and cccasns proof shoes of the
latest style aud fashions ladies' misses and Caters
az k rus m,sJ 20 a., ,,ss, ana 81 az
boots and shoes Of French aud native calf and fne in
all their variety ready made made order shortest
notice Gsntlemens overshoes and nnumerble
of other goods, at WALKERS, 4l9 Broadway,
corner Of Canal 81.
n BIeads OF families, by patronzng this est blishment
will find OF IS to 30 cent. 90 lm%ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27

E5al Lsndmgs.-IFEom he steamboat pier, at lie
Leaves New York-The Empire on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday The Troy Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
M7A. NJ.
Landing at-Galdyell,s West Point NswbuTgh, Hampton
Catskll, Hudson, Coxsackie and Undertook
The low pressure steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham
this day, a o'clock in the morning.
The low steamer EMPIRE. Captain 8. Roe.
Friday at O'Clock in the morning.
For passage apply B. Hail. the Office foot of Barclay
stree, board.
Notce-Al Goods Freight Baggage, Bank Bills, Specie,
any other kind of Property taken shipped board
the Boats of this Luemust be at the risk of the Of sach
goods. aul6
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TO THE PUBLIC.

u m TO S50O0.-NIr. Francis II Crump Watch Maker,
24s Grand street begs e inform his friends and the
make advances cash geld and silver watches diamonds,
silver forks and every description of gold
silver any shape intended for immediate sale Cash to any
paid for old gold and silver Watches Of de-
scription repaired and warranted 248 Grand street