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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER a.
Arrived This INV


steam ship Great Western Hosken from Liverpool Sept 90
2ld Sept and Sandy Hook i before 10 18th Oct
NV. wind the last two days.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE IsLANDER,l
NEWPORT. Oct. 6, l843.
Arr 5h Yanc Bennett NYork for Fall River Hero SPELL
Providence for Albany; Hamlet Tutte do for NYok
Yankee Chase Fall River for do. Sid Cora Demerra Ana
Mobile All the vessels reported sailed 4th returned
same night
6t-A large portion of the fleet in bound w,
getting under way at m--wind WNW, aud moderate.
Spoken.
Fnseca Fr) Of Pampo signalized date lat SO TO- Ion
3s@by the Great Western, at this port. =
shaw, Br) OF and from Marypor for Quebec, 22 days.
LIST inst lat 49, lon AZ 20-by the same.
fbean, of Thomaston steering NNE. 9th lat 40 i0 Ion
69-by the
Foreign Ports.
LTERrooL, Sept ls-Au Espndola, Barsow, New Orleans
2oth-Sld Europe, Furber, NYork.
2lst-Ar Ariel, Robinson, Alexandria.
Loading, Susan Howell, Bailey Ballimore Gov Davis
Nee Bristol Hoyt and Enphrasia Buntn Boston, Catharne
zabeth Pitcher; Eleanor MPherson Oakland Berry; Sir
Campbell Penecot Champion, Cochran, and Evening Star
Green NewOreans; Joseph C9nard Kidd Independence Nye
hey, Mason, Philadelphia.
Home Ports.
Pan; Oct 6-Arr Star, Wilson, NYork Below
Madrid, Little Trinidad de Cuba.
BALTIMORE, Oct 5-Arr Leila Higgins Lyerpool; Georgia
Isl Norfolk reports of the Horse Shoe achr with Montel
signal of the Wolf Trap barque and off Swan Point full
rugged brg-a bound Cid Coperncus (Brem) Taeslop
aud Ernst & Gustav, (Brem) Beurmann, Bremen.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Oor 5.l046 Penn. Beeves offered inc uding 2Os head
driven to New York; sales dull at $sA to sat for
feror to fair quality S4 to SAG for prime and few
ira at S. per 100 lbs-7O head lett over.
Cows and Calves270 head offered sales SIT to $40 ey-
ira S25 Springers $l2 to 49, extra $40. Dry Cows 81
to So. Calves 81 SO to So per head.
Hogs-4o0 Penna at market prices ranged from SAY to
S4a-25 inferior left over.
sheep-s0o at market rates ST. SO to $2-extra SAT-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

On Friday morning the 9th instant, JAMES SUMMERS, a
native OF the county of Carlow Ireland oged 81 years
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral on to Sunday afternoon
O'clock from his late residence 226 Washington street
On Thursday evening, the 5h instant JOHN FREDE'
RICK son of John and Sophia Lomas of Is Butler street,
Brooklyn, aged one year, one month and six days.
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IMPORTS OF ARTICLES FREE lsn AND DUrnrLr
28,393,05I

The simple operation of 90 per cent duty for
purposes reduction Of nearly 900 900 the value
Of certain imports nearly all of which constitute the
home rsights OF American vessels II this the ope.
ration Of simple revenue duty how much effect
has the present prohibtve one This will examine
hereafter
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Married,

On Tuesday morning Oct 3rd at st. Stepheno church
by the Rev j. H. Price, Mr.. THoHAs w. STRONG Miss
Esther WINHAM, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Winham, all
of this city.
On Wednesday morning Oct. 3, by the Rev. Martin
Schoonmaker, Mr.. JOHN De BEvoIsE, to Miss GERTRUDE
SUDAN, all of Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-The Tonic
Mixture prepared by the New York College of Medicine
and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quacke
ry is the MOST effectua remedy for debility produced
either by secret indulgence protracted illness. The
College during their last years practice have met with
cases OF extreme debility thar amer having resisted
all other remedies, have been eectualiy cured by this
powerful invgorator. Sold in large bottles 81 each
small do si in cases of half dozen S. carefully packed
and sent to all parts OF the Union Office and
rooms of the College, 97Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

Ship Geo Washington Burrows, Liverpool Crinnell Min.
turn Co-Brgs John III: Stephens, Hall Bermuda Middle.
ton Go; Angor Means Laguna Nesmith Leeds < Cos L..
Barnard Norfolk James Hunter Arrene McCIntock Bran.
DIVINE Nesmh, Leeds Co-Schrs Amelia Terry swans
boro, NC A. B. Cooley Co; Exile Scout Norfolk by the
same
Arrived.
Ship H. Allen Wilson, II days from Charleston with cotton,
q. Sutton. -
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Passengers sailed.

BARBApoEs-Barque Hecla-Arch Hubbard and servant
NeT York; Ponzolz Mattel Felix Mallefe Martinique;
Anthony Beard st Kits; DIR w Thurston Portland: Rev
Alexander Leacock Amboy; Mrs Murreli Miss Mure and
servant, Barbados. ' 1880
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Here, then, is immense falling off in the free goods
and nearly ell in american pessels We may
pare the imports of the articles free in ls4 and dutable
in Is42, as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

90 STORY OF NINON DE L'ENCLOs, with her
Letters &cOwiDg the repeated calls have had
this wsrk take this occasion to announce that it will
ready for delivery till Saturday. l4h October.
Type. Price a5cents BURGESS sTRINGER,
corner Broadway and Ann street.
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We shall esteem favor, if Captains Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo
any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. lie will
board them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received.
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, G. D. ROCKWELL Aucugreg.
OIL PAINTINGS AND wlNDOW SHADES At AUG
STOVES

STOVES
ONE SILVER CUP. EIGHTEEN SILVER MEDALS,
" AND MANY DIPLOMAS, io,. leen awarded nv the
Institutes and Societies in Ne J Boston Phlidlphi,
and other places for the superiority of my articles Refnce
TO hundreds Of ndy ldlals If required
The Stoves &c all new ,he o'd having Ne
in February, 1912 Many improvements have been madehe
enlarged and fire places rinr-I The
portant the Tubular Oven Stow which the hest ke in
use the Tubes radatug wo-thrs at hrou N te b,
tom of the than by any other plan.
The Combination Steam Conductor, the perfect
tus for conveying off the aud smell from cooking
The Triumph Steam Conductor, new pattern 1873 III is
Stove has large elevated and also arranged c.y off
the &c.
Caloers Heat Producers for churches. fancy &C.
Patterns of the splendid order powerful heaters No
brick Innings will last for years.
Large Wood Stoves, for chur hes school &C. from
patterns made Tor the public schools.
Patent Agncultuaists Furnace for boiling food stock
Used by farmers and others every State the Union Size
of H. &c. 4O So co. 90 and 100 Prices much reduced
j. l.. MOTT, 26i Water street,
between Peck Slip and Dover street,
o5 3ts and Is BoWeTy
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ay- PROCLAMATION TO THE LADIES.

nJ- PROCLAMATION TO THE LADIES.
Will Shakespeare says Ills very silly
To gid bright gold or paint the lilly
But science, the firm friend of beauty,
Is everlastingy on duty
Not only tinkerihg and repairing
Charms that are somewhat worse for wearing,
But Cupid with fresh arrows arming
BY adding new charms to the charming.
One oil his triumphs OF invention
lpor which the seer deserves pension1
Thus to the fair Of every nation
lie publishes by proclamation:
I" To all the heavenly gifted sex,
Whom blotches or eruptions vex,
Or tan sailownsss perplex
With perfect confidence say
Just try Gourauds Eau de Beaute.
You whe would bloom and freshness win
Fora rough, coarse, discoored skin,
Will find its hue, though dark sin,
Vanish as night melts into day,
Before Gouraud's Eau de Beaute.
Use 1.-THE rosy hues that dwell
On the smooth lip OF oceans shell,
Are not more beautiful, ma belle,
Than those that DER thy checks shall stray,
Bathed in Gourauds Eau Beaute."
To be had only at 81 Walker street. door from the
corner OF Broadway Beware of spurious limitations
Qy- GRAND AY--UNPARALLELED AT.
TRACTIONS.-How the American Museum be
otherwise than full to day. Tom Thumb is TO be
at all hours which alone is worth twice the price Of adj
mission; so also is the Feeje Mermaid In the afternoon
at B. O'CLOCK there will be grand performances for the
convenience OF families, schools Sc, by the eccentric
Dr. Valentine MIR. Nells, Mr.. Cole, the wonderful dog
Billy Miss Adair and Cerito In the evening there win
also be the usual performance. Can such combination
Of curioses and entertainments found elsewhere for
20 centsl
90 PEALEs MUSEUM PRESENTS UNPARAL.
eled attractions to-day Caspsr Hsuser the wild boy of
the woods at all hours In tho afternoon at O'Clock
grand performances given by the Southern Mnstres
the best representatives OBJ de coored people helm in
conjunction with several other talented performers
Usual performances In the evening also.
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TIARPS.
MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

MASSAOHUSEI 10 DAT
OYSTERS @lsSH Eql.cn street, opposite -. peuIs-
those persons heretofore honord him with their
tronage and those who Wiling continue the favor,
that The Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh aud delicious flavor peculiar
them which them the of of Caucae
that his saloon, recently elegantly fitted up, offers the
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There will always be found choice collection of the
following wines viz: Chabls, seuteme, Grave, Baac Her
mitage sparkling aud still Hook Champagne Chambern,
Pommard Volney, LATTE, Larroze Leovile st Julien Sc
aud all sorts of foreign wines and cordials.
He keeps constantly hand the above tbs
box together with Preserves, Sweet Oil aud Frssss aesat
Goods purchased from his establishment 0ielrge
any of the city. Oysters will be isacr
purchasers ( riured) aud opened by of
the estabiiS % a.ec
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the Steam ships.
Packets to Arrive,

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Hottinguer, Bursley. Sept. 5
Montezuma, Lowber, Sept. 7 |
Roscius, Collins, Sept. l3
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Quebec, Hebard, Sept. !
Hend'k Hudson, Moore, Sept 10 |
Panthea, Dennis, Sept. 20
FROM HAvRE.
Emerald. Howe, Aug. "a |
Burgundy, Wotton, Sept. I
Iowa, Lines, Sept, 9 |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07

- FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The Premium Mills
..M with II IS of Stones with all Of extensive ma.
ehnery, situated near two mules from New Rochelle
proximity the city of New York now order for extern
business flour sud grind and pack 100 $50 barrels
each day. could be employed for
other purpose which might require extensive water power The
reputation for the thyye Dyed by the Premium
Mills, and their proximity New York with the facility Of
transportation afforded Immediately adjacent by of
navigation direct the Mills from any port the fac
ties for business unencertqnSble to those desiring such
Esq, New Rochelle, N. Y. Kelioggsvlle or 10 SlLAS
WOOD, Esq.,. SO Brad street, New ork.
New Rochelle, August 49, 1873 o6etr
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ORGANS.
HENRY ERBEN informs the public that he continues 10
manufacture Organs the old establishment 72 Centre
street lie offers for sale the following Organs One Gothic
cased Organ stops with swell and pedal bass; dimensions
: feet hish, feet inches vide feet 10 inches deep One
Swell Organ 10 feet inches high inches wide and
feet inches deeL One Swell Organ of9 feet inches high
feet wide, and 3et inches deep Chapel Organ of stops
8feet inches high feet inches wide and deep An
elegant Parl9r Organ Also small Paor Organ second
hand Church Organ, feet high feet inches wide and
deep second hand Parlor Organ. rosewood Saraphne
The above vary ia prce from S225 to 5000.
HENRY ERBEN,
s66tsr Centre al. head OF Canal street
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COX'S
URNIS HING STO K f. S
Is MAIDEN LANE
3je BROADWAY.


$40 BROADWAY.
L. COX have just received excellent assortment of
the following articles which they offer low prices
for cashSoar Lamps Girandoes Mane Clocks ap,nnery
Sons celebrated Table CUTLERY Plated Cand estcks Branches
Walters Cake Baskets Us Tea Kettles Tea Sets and
article of Plated Ware of Sheffield and Birmingham manuac
Block Tin Ware consisting of Dish Covers, Hash and
Oyster Dishes vep;on Dishes uSns &C. &c .n,,
WarePohed Steel Fire Sets-a splendid assortment OF Shelf
field Plated Epergnes.
Silver Spoons Forks, Tea Sets &c. &c. in variety
constantly on hand, .
Strangers will find their call and inspect their
took previous TO purchasing.
N. b. Fall and winter strained Oil usual Is Maiden
Lane. o7 lmeodssm
IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF HORSES, &c.
John WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURGEON, re.
specully his friends and the public, that
he continues practising successfully the different diseases
Veterinary Establishment the of the Golden Horse No.
328 broome street. Ia few doors East OF the Bowery) New
York.
Mr.. Williams in thanking his friends for their kind
in this city takes this opportunity Of inform them he
has considerably improved his nfmary, and has fitted
number of ground floor stalls for sick horses
which will be attended with his usual punctuaty aud
and brought the profession the Of England and
France and having had much experience sufficient
that those him with the of their
rely the utmost skill and attention being paid to them
be derived from employing him the examination of horses
for sale His offered both the purchaser and the
seller and his knowledge of the perfect formation Of
the horse cannot but prove beneficial.
he always be found and consulted and where
med TO his charge will have the foil benefit of his and
long experience His charges moderate and suitable the
times. OF 2t"ec
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co ssr :; John prfE Alden Is days from nu Prince with
sehr j. b. Uquhart, Wemble, from Nohok,iwith potatoes
70 master.
Schr H. T. Hayeus turner from St Martins Md with wood
to master.
Sloop Pomona Sherman from New Bedford with oil &c 10
master. ~ - $500 -
sloop Lady Adams. Cartwright. from sagharbor with oil
sioop Lady Fenwck, Ward, from New Haven, with nolas
Sailed.
ship iuntress Lovett Canton barque Hecla, Williams
Barbados, and others
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CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.

| CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
WHEREAS certain interested individuals have ende2vored
s take. and 1e a S
the d OF 40 y1g the
he country in the world, challenge eO@paGsOn with
varieties smoking Tobacco al coming Fair Of Ame
We induced this justice ourselves well
S % sg w Of @
We adopt this the most fair and satisfactory mode of
'"''''' u" Wv f''''''" JOHN ANDERSON 81 CO.,
| o76t.m No.2 Wall st, 2i3 and 2i5 Duane st.
| RUCKWHEAT FL1oURa,New Bqckwneat Family Flour
ID Corn Meal and Rye Flour barrels half barrels, and
suitable for shipping 6LF f% 0s SS st.
| INDICATED vAPoR, BATHS, Is CoolllaPd street
s ss ys few c Ga pS % se o %f Heaa
TPs n Rs 2 f% Bath. Sa in % %
Bathing pS1 sa S PIP Sa for part Of the city 90 81
hs igh, Of The add. glory 6s days &c evening
a" BEAR Dr. III sSJ as EER % 10y as $ n
'sns
the but they will have resolution Try there
G: bJS% 81 s.E @ ys
$500 "a SpEcE ls and
OF all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
stricton Diet drink exposure change in application to
business.
public IL the medicine does for ITSELF shall
speak Our object notify where II be had, and
be brought which the Mixture will effect rapid cure
| under a forfeiture of $500.
This disease unfortunately peryade all rank of soce
ty-hgh low rich and matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by which they them
selves without the the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted # dose OF the
Mixture is taken night to bed when exposed.
IL is bottles with full directions
81 bottle. One bottle lasts week. which generally
many cured in days.
John opposite franklin House New York; Jones,
of Chestnut and seventh Philadelphia and at j. NJ Smiths
1873 Washington ST. Boston. OF I'm IN
HARPS
T +. BROWNE co. Manufactures Of the Improved
Patent Double Action Harp, by Royal Letters Patent,
London-estabshed 1870 lmaAy with Erd) NO 3s3
Broadway and 13H Chambers street, New YORK.
j. f. Browne offers for sale 1856 Broadway the finest col
lection Of these beautiful instruments in the United States His
such enable him transact business
European thereby purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff these instruments. .
j. f. Browne would observe these Iarps constructed
the approved principles, with all the modern improve
and perectness mechanism Particular is taken I'll
them for the Of climate IN this country ~ which res
pcct they will be found far OF European manu-
iacure imported in the usual way
These Haps patronised by the elite OF musical taste and
talent Europe; the latter he would
ton q Bochsa who invariably selects from this esabsh-
The attention OF professors IN this country soceO
Lists of and descriptions BIZ forwarded BY post
Repairing carefully attended to- Harrs taken IN exchange
Strings sc. s2 lmsr
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H. so REWARD.-Strayedo or stolen from the pasture
AS >of X; f. Carman, 10th Avenue, Fort Washington a
- IL bay mar long tail ~ hands high algle white
give information where she may be found 10 IL f. r.
NAN or g. HAZARD, Yorkville shall receive the above re
ward. az 80.
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Foreign Importations.
Domestic ImpOI

PoRT PRINcE-Schr John Drew-6OO bags coffee "a mn
lbs ogwood 100 hides so tobacco Roere3i do
bbls ginger @ Hogarth.
Domestic ImpOrtations.
CHARLEsToN-Shp II Allen-37 rice Masters Markoe
log bales cotton ii Coit-3l9 do to order.
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FOR sALE-A p,ir Of br;gb, h,

~ FOR SALE--A pair of bright bay CARRIAGE
L@H<H0RSES, l6 20 IL hands high warranted ony five
1Aand six years old sound in all respects kind in sngl,
and double harness and under the saddle aud Of sy
and action, belonging gentleman country
the Of
horses They may or six days on applicatc
at TATTERSALbS, Broadway, ~ Y
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BUSINESS is observation-disclosures if you wish share
~ of must circulate your cards and handbils freely
10 DO this ia an economical way call FULGER SUIT
TON, at the office of the Locomotive Printing Engine MS
John street Pearl where you have all kinds of Job
Printing done the first STYLE the lowest cash prices and
disappointment.
Card, printed at hours notice f required OF lm.r
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER--6OOO reams for sale by
- o5 PERSSE BROOKS 6l Liberty ST.
STRAw WRAPPING PAPER-7oOo realms of Crown
- Straw Paper for sale by PERS5E y BROOKS,
2Gs No. 81 Liberty street.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER ,


SUN 80 aIsa wArrn,.. -.
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TUESDAY.

THOMAS BELL. Aasuoae-r
vyS.' 70 y ~ s-s7 = is - s;.s.,
A,o1 o'clock a, TT ~ II "a venus. near ls, it,
poSds md ,%etars bottles ' SS' ias ~ 49, go,
All The household ramgre Of the rmy. with
psc S9 Tt 1ssS d oosos glasses sofa bedroom ana
o valuable double gun and apparatus saddle and bnde
WEDNESDAY,
Extensive sale Of S,o Fsn ~ 1he e
Also. the same time the gente.I farniiurs Of family
going 10 Europe and removed from Brooklyn for
and A pSa r% %s forte so, Kitchen locking glasses China glass
ucTIoN NoTGcTLtsSssAaLLdt Sco 49,. cn,,n,.
way opposite The Olympic theatre a s,s5S 2 Of e
%ss%as .s
dining tables swing cradles hoeany aud m,p bedstesds
a coeE 9 obet s Gfe bed cur
sTT E5sS '"s %, s sss table
crov Nt6 TGiAfs moUGH AaG, Of -,
Aeesint city made 5net asrs On TUESDAY Oct sS
4 Gek 4 VII be SS az nf: at .o s1 o s, S
SSg & Is. of and asas sb: s
~ ShGSs %S With and without
s three and foil French Ghas ss aey G as
cured MAPLE bsdstssd: window ;Ssts 'p psssiefs
trsses boters pillow and articles TO mention
B-Ihe above sale IS well worthy the attention oil south
em and western buyers.
Catalogues will be ready day previous The sac whe
the goods can be examined. Sale positive oTH-r
OIL rAINr f 3 E HSB EFI5o&f sIi1Dls ArAuc
CHAS. $. SMITH viii sell IA morning Oct nh, NJ 7
" o'clock his Slcs B-71hv1y conner Duane ST.
assortment of OIL Paintings of which aye yer pn-
did together with 30 of window shades he the took
in trade of dealer all of which will he sold without reserve
close a concern, by order of the aisguces.
The paintings belong different persons and they hereby
notified that they will be sold without Tie chest
bidder 81
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CASTUs OLLIE bbls Castor Oil, for sale by
" oiN X. COLLINS 4 CO, Sc SouthSt
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
llEsE framed and celebrated Pills from for,as1I gre We
perceive, TO be obtained in thisScOunty oee aa'e'se
ment on the last column, fourth page.
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Tsllow-The continuance of ina weather has checked
the demand for Taow but prices continue at ASS for
Petersburgh elbow Candle and 42s for New York South
American is very scarce and much inquired for pre-
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DORR ~ ALLEN
HAVE received by late arrivals of packets and
vera articles in addition their former of
DRY GOODS
DESTROYS Of closing off thsr present stock they offer their
goods the lowest market prices and invite the all
hasers No. 1913 Pearl s27 2ws-r
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e~~ DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND
NfSk4&WD &c-Persons about renting money % their
LAf1IG$10 friends a The old country can be SUP
@a24f7@N piled with Drafts, in sums Of l. q g. S. TO-
s;,a 1;s.aa., $50 or any amount payable demand
Ireland Provincial Bark, do. Nesss James Built Son Co
Bankers, London Bamed Co., Exchange and Discount
Bank Liverpool Eastern Bank of Scotland Greenock Bank
ing Company Sir VIM Forbes Hunter Co., scotland and
the branches hroug hout England Ireland
Scotland and w aes which drafts win be forwarded by the
steamer Acadia which leaves Boston the th October
either OF the sailirg packets, the It'll, 18th 10Th
- w. Y J. Y TAPSCOTT,
AZ their General Passage Once i3 Peck Slip, South
~ Bail letters from the country post paid.
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6&R REGULAR PACKET FOR NEW ORLEAN
Packet of iith 0St9berIldhs s2endld well Known
nond will sail punctusy above her regular day This fine
packet accommodations for cabin second cabin aud
age passengers far superior other ship sailing to the above
berhs hond not fail making early application on board at
uisr fool OF Jones lane, next Wall street
w. " j. Il. TAPSC OFT,
At their General Passage Office t3 Peck sp, corner southH
Who have also regular first class packets sailing weekly 10
London Liverpool New Or eans Mobile Savannah, and
Charleston OF
GER FOR NEW ORLEANS-To sail positively on
M& the 18th OctoberThe first class elegant packet ship
AHnAnelIBERTY, Capt. Norton, will be DESPATCHED IS
Tor cabin second cabin aud seerage passengers who will be
taken at moderate rate by applying board the ship at Pier
OF Sir JOHN IIERDMAN, CT South st. near Wall ct.
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Steam ship Great Western, Hosken from Liverpool Sept o.
with mdse r. Irwin Passed Liverpool docks IL
23d Sept and Sandy Hook i before 10 18th Oct;
NV. wind the last two days.