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The hornet., 1843-08-01
MY MOTHERS ROOM.

\ is said that the late President Harrison
I religious education from pious mother.
'ng his recent visit to the place of his ma
on James River Virginia, he delighted
low his friends his mothers room, the closet
|hlch she used TO retire for her devotions,
sery corner where she used to sit reading
|OliDle, and where she taught him to pray
|od on his knees. The impression there
on his young mind was never etfaced,,
lor the last twenty years he never retired
:. without reading portion of the holy
y pastor, in remarks on his death, states
tue closing part of his inaugural address
written in that room: 81 deem the pre-
occasion, (says the President,) sufficiently
or'Snt and solem TO justify in expressing
~ y lellow-citizen a profound reverence Tor
cnrlstan religion, and thorough convlc-
'nat sound morals, religious liberty, and 9
sense OF religious responsibility, are essen
y connected with all true and everlasting
aTs "eSe words were written amidst the hal
~ "a associations and inspiring recollection
mothers ROOM" Was not this glorl
"srumPh Of nursery piety--a brilliant tro
- VI parental fidelity in 'sbringing up chil'
Eo,.,l nurture and admonition of the Lords
'O0uaerR Churchman
The hornet., 1843-08-01
From ll,s fsaissnsa
HDHD. PAYING

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A "A thlsk ~ he fafns ~ 0pf fsilSu ~ fssfi
Wl.sa ibs Hsas ~ AmsffaH asfnaf sffff hstsii
A. ef0a9 sess ~ HVfis. Nfsff fo4t n ~ Hfa
ssfs isli
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sA
tissi - ~Hhsf 49, issfs.' ~ fiagti ~ slfsia,
NH4 ftsf ~ 80 f44affT't fss IfsitlH if4la'
FHaI fsfHsfH H Afsf|eH. ffHHHf We Hil NfHH
flagsslfes aaH 4tff ssbHfY ffgaH iafs8HH h iHsf
~ Wsl sisaA Nv Nls tatf. 81 ieafHfsf Ftsail
Aad fs6s "a fie flaia. flH aaf itff Hf9H N ttFa
N1f atffUaf fftHa ~ nIII Hlaff frfNffai
tsf safs ~ aHf FtfffsH ne frfff Iasff
The hornet., 1843-08-01

! New Orleans Bulletin. of the 22d ult ;
the vessels of the Texan Navy, ship
h and sloop Wharton, under command
lmmodore MooRE, arrived at Galveston
\ 18th instant. The volunteer compa-
|And very large concourse OF cltlzenS
out to welcome their return. Colonel
\ AN, the Texan commissioner, who lett
pOrt on one of the naval vessels, when
baed for the coast of Yucatan, returned
weston with them.
L whole of the Mexican forces are re-
d to have left the coast of Yucatan.
b. VIM. S. MURPHY delivered his ere,
hls as Charge d'Affaires of the United
Il, TO the Secretary of State of Texas, on
|6th June, and was presented to the IRE
on the same day.
|e Houston Telegraph. of the 18th inst
} that it is rumored that the President
lppointed Col. S. Williams and Gail Dor
Jr, Esq, Commissioners to negotiate
Santa Anna relative to the adjustment o
|lthculties between Texas and Mexico.
The hornet., 1843-08-01
RFyngcr,s .V'OEice.

Taken up, by Benjamin Sykes, sorrel horse, nat
ural PAGER, l2 years od--apprased to sixty dollars
mule, blind in the right eye; fourteen hands high
some gear Marks fourteen years old appraised to $50
Taken up, by J. L. B. Strange, one brown horse
mule; seven years old; thirteen hands high; blem-
ish in the right eye-appraised to fifty dollars.
Taken up, by John Britnal, one bay horse mule 10
or II years old--appraised toforty dollars.
Taken up; by Aaron Lott, one black mule, years
old; some gear marks-pppraised to forty dollars.
Taken up, bv Mathew Beck, one mare mule, or
10 hands high dark brown color; with white spot
in the face-appraised to % dollars.
Taken up by Michael Pyror, one sorrel horse; ball
face with both hind feet white to the hoofs; years
old--appraised to 45 dollars.
Taken up, by Mathew Beck, roam mare, years.
old--appraised to 30 dollars.
Taken up by James Russell, one little bay mare
mule, with stripe down its wethers-some geaK
marks; five years old-appraised to % dollars.
JOHN P. MARSHALL, Ranger, q. G.
July Goth lS43. 4-4w
The hornet., 1843-08-01

The above communication was received by
Thursdays mail, and upon consideration we
concluded to publish it. The subject OF which
RaRy speaks of has occupied the attention OF
our mind since the memorable Convention of
the 10th, and we have been silent so far IN
hopes that some one more worthy and CON-
petent of the Wing press, would take the lead
in this matter. Some are of the opinion that
# would be impolitic in the Wings to run
ticket for the election of members to Congress,
inasmuch as they are opposed to the general
ticket system. We, however, as one OF the
party, think differently. The whig members
Of the extra session of the Legislature did ev-
ery thing in their power to have the laws OF
Congress carried out, in relation to this mpor-
tant matter. They however, failed, and 1t IS
now for them and the whole party to deter
mine whether or not we shall meet the loco
focos on their own ground, and give them
Second Lodi defeat 1t would certainly be OF
no injury to the party, because this is the only
alternative left. We may still add further
that this is a question yet undecided mo
precedent is before US, going to show tha'
where members were elected by general TICK
ct that they were refused seats. 1t may SC
happen that they will be admitted. A new
SET Of members are to come in, and how NEAR
and chagrined would the whig party feel up
on rejecting that they had suffered themselve'
duped and cheated out of the entire Congress
sional delegation of the State.
, Rally requests that we fill the 4th Distrlc
+ with a name of our own choice. The wan
: of a sufficient acquaintance with the dlstln
ouisbed individuals Of that District, preven
o rs from doing so. The whig press OF the State
mnst come out and speak their sentiments
/ Until then, we shall say very little. II ioun
IS to be good policy, and our views are concur
!, red in, we shall request that the Natchez Cou
i rier present a name, as that paper is printed
p' the 4th. District.
The names already suggested meets our en-
The hornet., 1843-08-01

Nav OHts.ss MsRsr Tie Nsw Ofissns
HHllsln. a. ths yit uli., ssBfa'i il.s flesis ~
slfaafi every dsfeflgilou ~ n0frhsntis 4fs
mnfh fsduest. anI. steegisisft having f'ssr'
hssfsi hoaa tte rsftsil ffsnmefipDs afs hu'
led snd ssnb0si rfi1fipslly b. NE eiiY egn'
slupiIsn and WnfN rp8nify oflsm The
sssihsf hsf lssH fsisF most n ihs llfHe fllcs
saf ltfi. whieh hss hgd ~ alliiisnal HNlsgef'
siis eject afsn ifais Tiss Nisiiwipia uyff
b hlHHf fIaf
Cgfrss fhs sales n ilis week sfs report
s4 st 4HEt fairs Prices srs wifieuf sfaHgF,
strepf tsf fetgs cotton. sh.eh afe didleuli oi
,6ipa,snt aad dispoisd " ~ e rsf W decline
t.arr srf ast frglsw Ouf sesipfi afa npw
gsfg lybf Yni iie Woft oa n's 30 n0t over
1pp bi'sf NJ all kInds, 10 flai ee consider
ihs season sIaied igf thls Ifielf. The wepil'ef
eahtuHst HSwefy tuf taa.ai. aad ffon AZ
VIZ fu altlief we th8uI fty ihe crop in iha
Gl'l w4s mHh Improved sod likely ~ torn
pli q faif average .rfog in pHy event
T..s.....y fy....g .fYlsw
The hornet., 1843-08-01

period. about 2.O1O1fO ~ msn we're bulchsyF
~, besides s0pen end Children. Ffedenn
liafbafossa, u Germany, Philip, ~ Ffanef'
Richard Cguf ds l.sn, ~ Kagland, Isiwafdb
ani other loifniaisf isoa fln IN iile bloody
snisfprssf Il.s ffuhdfs promoted com.
msfs With ihs ElH, bui lsl n.a Holy Land
~iffi ihe Nafarsnf
The hornet., 1843-08-01

Bgegiag mi Rgps. No change in Tie
prices. ~ l3i cl' lor B1ggIng, and ~ %
cents lof l,ope. On time ~ lji ccnlsllor
lhe former, and - 81 cents lor the latter
Sggar.--il . ~ -salet brisk
Co6ce--Iiio 81 slc Havana ~ q ~ cts.'
nnd 81. Domingo Gl Gi cents per pound
The hornet., 1843-08-01

In thirteen counties in the State OF Michl-
gan there are no less than three hundred and
eighty-six Touring and saw mills.
The hornet., 1843-08-01
TO the Public.

Y take the present opportunity of informing the
Il public, that am at my old stand READY 10 serve
nm cbo;ca drinks of the s'critter The report that
had sold out my interest to Mr. Sanders and left the
State Is not true never have relinqushedmy right
to the establishment And am as responsible for
any demands pgainst me, as the individual who put
the report in circulation. have paid for retail IL
cense, and cannot be frightened OH the track. So
here's opposition with vengeance
JOHN S. ALLEN.
Carrollton, Mi, July II, ls4S
The hornet., 1843-08-01

---~-~-~~~ps.-.~~-~----- -...-,'
-. D.v.--We are charged
',.o pspsG II an assertion that
w,o,s lar lis column
= ,.,,a, oBi any 'urh thing a.
N. Ilomst Tie fact b, we l'ad
,e.ss,. aad lsid ibs lail 70 catch
. l.l sd's Sf ~ We ins~
t,,.s ssa,s. anJ eolid ~ detected
rbs bsli j. swaliowsd apd We
ds ,hse Bgwo's q theft llld
80 Ii ibl, ~ yiiig'he'si. anf W
4. ,,.ss ~ -hleh ~ dsisd ihs
sa fstifs aaf oas -ilien ~
~ .ti kaslar islls~ os'niHr w,
Hs iag ~ hli sa0es s- ~h'alnz
A.sipslsv tii iaasssnrs " ihs
ku s-susd him ~s ~, n
l,ss. asaii nee ihs gensf4l iu
B.t b4wsf It's ftssf fhs e#fs
.m.fsfia Hlaffaiigs fha Adss'
s.sy salpifd zone isllf i'ffst
o. fl.m.f. .vsy dgs' ngf uhis NJ
Ws dmtbiims h,e pipsr m epa'
,ais 10 wouti be dsti lsitsf io
Wbs wHl bite at fhs asst bdi
Il .nt efa, sisai illIl CgsE,fn'
i aau Wmtann ii wa1tl b., "
eco ibsfs Wy domination by
4 .s,satm d,ub'ml Can pofsI.
Loo hfHs m4aelyfe. bg which
i hsfisudL fHNuiY fsf, f,lbtgs
fllnf 10 wfiis a letter 70 some
49, Mississippi Ioco.foco plpefi IN
1 tspsnk NJ NY popularity my brill
i fBui there y that ID fellow
CaffolIloni he will pry toto lhIs "
and lct thc cat out of the bag get
10 speak nvombly Of my claim'- "
LII 4, not found out that ! am The 40.
H. litter my cbaocesol success arc
Ill., State will not be districted, and
&mw Graves, I will hang 10 the coat.
+, ! other nominees, AID Tie State be.
j Loco. success is certain--slnp to Con-
III Igo.
H., the soliloquy Of an aspirant to Of
/, literally true. Can any body i'm .
lbo the troubled seeker is.
SHARON, MISS, July 9th, 1913.
Eiit~S
Slag--l have the pleasure Of inform.
that your paper the "Hornei," in this
hity, IS the delight of its friends aud a
b It's political enemies,
i found a nesting place in the families
of our most respectable villagers, VIZ;
In. Porter, DR.. II. Afford, N. G. Rus
hid R. +. Gage, Esqrs. The aforesaid
ben have paid to me the amount OF then
|ption, tiII after the November elections.
hold the money subject to your order
I'LL continue exertions in favor OF the
! the dreaded sting of the Hornet still
ue to pierce the rotten heart ol Repu
}, till the vile monster shall expire OF Its
lous influence.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Il. M. w.
The hornet., 1843-08-01
VALLEY LAND.

4AnA ACRES of choice Valley Land tor sale
IOUU which is located on the road leadin|
from this place to Williams Landing, and in ID
great Yazoo Valley. As | am determined to sell
better bargain be had, than has ever taken pac
ia this State Call at the Printing Office
G.. w. H. BROWN
Cnrrnlltnn hne l8 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

TN CHANCERY, Eighth Circut-The Bank
Commissioners Of III. State of New York vs. the Bsas
Bufialo-Noce hereby given. pursuant to an or6e III
the sabsch"r has b.n auiy appointed Receiver Of the proper
" and effects ct the sad Bank OF Buffalo that By said ord
county Of Ere other things TO take z stas an
coEnt Of all III. demands of any description against the sid
Bank OF Buffalo and 10 enable the said Master 10 take d
state said account and for the general purpose contrmpadhf
ta satnte all the creditors CT the SAID Bank OF Buffalo a.
required 10 exhibit Ss accounts claims and demands asaag
the said Bank Of Buffalo James CJockc Esquire n, Mas,
Ter having sad reference in charge his Office The c. Of
Builo by The 18th day OF September next and become pts
to this suit and IN stauit thereof hay viii b. pr-clGd.d
irem all benefit Of ths deere hch shall be made h
and from anJ distribution which shall be u.g srr d.
cree Buffalo, March Ike 9th, 1873
IRA 4. BLOSSOM Receiver of the Eank Of Buffalo.
JAMES tRocKEH. Master III Chnpcsry. mill jtSl3
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La
BORATORY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

Nav ',Ji VI
We see that Judge Edwards, lf rh.delha, oyer
years ofage the whose head WIS as bald The palm
Of one hand mouths since has e dark hair gos.
Ing fast from tie use Of Jouess Coral Hair Res;orairpn
This positively forces the hair TO grow stops its filling cf
cures scu da1 1u aad makes light red rrrry hair grow
dark Il dresses the bair beautifully and keeps Orr
twice lons any other preparation Sold for three ,h
hngs bottle, the sgu of The American Eagle S2 Chatham
street " Y leo Futon-stfeet. Brookiy Ledger Build
in.s PhlladeIrha. and Statrstr.tt, Boston. aal5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

PRINT WAREHOUSE IN NEW-YORh.
II + LEE, formerly OF the finn Of Lord Il Lees,
-. Lee Il Eabcock. &c. ard U. B. BREWSTER under
the ir:n Of LEE BREWSTER, have established ll3
Pr.ARL STREET, Hanover square, New.For war;
hunss extensive scale
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED tALiCOES, 10 supply the CRY and lateror
Tr'de, b tn piece package.
b connug t attention entirely and exclusively this
one article l. 3 en15ed NOT only exhibit
tetsrS AID beautiful assortment than b. found elsewhere
There icing similar establishment Prints the ns
siaies but 10 sell always AT prices low and generally
lower. ian houses whose attention and divided
isrc- 'aIsty Of articles.
Ths stock embracing Some Thousands Of Different Pat
TENS and Cyorihgs comprises al! the latest and choicest
styles 10 which viii D. constantly added ~ and deslra
he patterns they anl-ar The market, besides many ,lCh
willie cot up exclusively for ther ow;isales
Purchasers n tins article VIII nl their
tbs Stock b=ors buyIu. their Ffins Even ii they do
no: arcase o as the, s. Ill have q, least the advantage
i al t- new styles at learning the Lowest market prces
> Catalogues OF Prices, cor-c- every variation i
tn +l2fs placed The hands 0f Buyers All orders
viii reeve Tie t-.st attention. au25 3mDSW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

q s.-ssy eMORNlNG LlNE-For Albany "nd
ra--sSs Troy, and intermediate landings; From 'hr
,n5 Of BarclayStce@l The rsNS Low .pI,Sl,Tr
steamb01, ENIPlEE Cart. : X Roe. leaves his AiohN
iN(i u O'clock. ,-,,,,,, -. a.. 5tI
leave TO-MOfROW MORNING, att cci9ck
Foi passage apply a the Olice, tootot barcaysiTes
Bo"iG. -, mn. G.,
o, av other kind OF Properly taken shipped put OF boArd
uis Boat must the risk Of The orasIs OF such Goods
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

DUELlC NOTICE ls hereby given 10 the own
e- OF pEopsy II the Bcvery 70 commence re-payn. the
aveaeS N 'front.' Of t!eiI premises between RYiag:o
street. and tNtrsi BY the la day OF S-p;emte ue1t
md that IL ts:2alt thereof PAYERS viii BE- .sork
aif the LHirr The direction Of the Street nsp.ct. cf
r WARDS aud The bs charged with the expense
thereof. JOHN EVEN, Stree. Commissioner
St7e5t Commissioner Oilce, August 30, 1873 .u3l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

'A.-hES-Cihce OF The Receiver of Taxes, told
-, Aims ho9ss PsrtPabii Notice hereby giren ;ha.
r.sb ~ % axes Will 5s Attendance daiy from
no" Ta ~ atars Paymant expected be without de-
.aF lhe tsIeI axe required BE- paid money current
ths several Banks ID this eity E. r KiERSTEp
NsN.fosk, Apsus. IS aust RecsiYsr Of TsYss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04


CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS Import
- ant for the Dsai-We commend the particular aten
of those desrous Of having their hearing restored Z" Scar
who have used IL and who Of course knor' It's value
The following facts mus. be .ea viii, Interest .:,icnly
b. r che!moFds numerous friends ad acqpsaances M
Ny Dear sr--l has become 30 common lately pull
dcines By letters, thai would now refrain from tyIe
sion; Of ny feelings opnien did not l' eomel1d 10
speak justice TO you and ont OF desire u my fellow
men You temembe with whet rrlnctsnee was Induced 20
lne;scua attempts, that deafness Of ten years st.adns
could not i- cured By ang medicine but Wi, you believe
as any member OF ny family TIE Effect ulon has been
uig.al-my former existence Seems like dream ana the
oriiuary voice. after being lnng subjected 20 the
use OF the trumpet Is almost trans porting 60 not much
ike 20 have print bu, ~ tbe above statement may
DO some good, have directions 70 ronr using It.
Your Obliged friend
MIR. B Barton Cinmpert, PGl2d-lrhs.
Dr. B. Gri-D-ar Siri take this opportunity expressing
the ms- Of sciErss oIt 10: D.afaess From cold
caught SIX yet ago had become qge deaf much that
was rally qus tired OF don: business-it much an
sort for el had red number Of Physicians and eono
my rn case WAS nosess ~ ws SeSef m Wien "a. IN
feel as though vas The happiest man in the world
This OIL may not cur ess ore bus as Il has done me IS IS
d jsa1a would F'S0"ia Hs :Est, GAL3sHA Fl the
Read the following editorial from The Times -
DEAF1Ess CuREp.-We have heard great many speak of
the of Scarpa's Acoustic OIL as remedy for Deaf
ness and assured that is unsurpassed b any thing
known for the purpose One Instances of
ects have been pointed that are really astonishing
The following editorial is from the Troy Daily Wing:
70. Deafness called Scarpas Acoustic on that
led 70 give this passing n2es w believe howevsE The
The VIRTUES hear ascrbe il, the trouble of sending for
The article would b. amply repaid by its We have friends
who have use, successful and who believe il TO be the
b-st remedy yet prescribed.
Noae genuine unless with the w ords "SCARPA'S OIL
Tor Oein.S blown each bottle and wth the written ss
nature Of L. Bell on the rapper
Prepared b. g. Bell and sold wholesale and rets by A b.
< D. sands druggists, 70 Futonst., of Gold; also sold
by a. B Sands & Co.. No. 273 Broadway D. Sands & Co,
II East Broadway. au I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
KELLY'S pOUBLE EXTRACT or SARsA:

IsI4i|i = DCU i1I-fI TthIItItNII VF 'o!i IAtoIi
contains the acfive nrncinie f nonnI ~
Root and Is warranted to De the best remedy gases Of
nas and al! diseases a:lS!n cItatty
or from morbid u;no-s IN the blood II Of cos,yGues
ana N those Peculiar affections of the alRenrary canal
rival.
Call and BE- referred individuals who have beer cured b.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
n, glow (, iqg and iidge 90 yourselyes ::

INT- 'F u fSir.fSlA AND DitOBSf.
Mr. hELLYDear Sitl have heeu ted for OF years
with distressing Palt III my stomach, costpeness II, my
bowels, M limbs very Uuc swollen. After eating Kay lueas
was N great distress for short time aud then threw up
WHIT had eaten In short have scarcely found
comfort during thar me hav .Iiei al kinds Of medicine
that coud think Of tts advantage and had almost
given np all hopes OF ever getting relief b-iug
years OF age. the advertisement Of your Double
trSc, OF SaEs1aa C.Iy, ard ihosst Ia ;r raole
have tk-n 1t Eo'7 aboat6 weeks, and has Completely!
gulat-d system. aGy' taInG thar before
me and have not been SICK SINCE commenced rakinS IT,
sincerely aud heartily thank God and render my good vii
aud thanks you, 70. believe your Candy has been the
Ielns Of sIr!ag me health and comfort old yen
arg welcome 20 MAXI any of tins ycu may think proper
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg l. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

wM. JOHNSON & vE00M,fa >
MANUFACTURING tn1 CHEMISTS;

MANUFACTURERS tND cHEsfsTs.
Tn. Trad supplied o. the most liberal sefhS
Ill- eliow Soap los f,uIly = rsto- ,i- Am6rI
n>e tC0losB- Wal-r.
Writ- Bar SoaP, scented. Lavender lo
Pa!n Wiudsors ard every dc-' Pelr-q Oh
scription Of fancy Scars Marrow Prmm:Se
for r'irocer.. Druggists ship..j { arllnG Fluid.
lins Merchants aud F...ni.t Or,ngr- Flower Wa,.,.
!ie9-n III ra;ss; sJyg and Grsrau = ye or lr lf'G
itu;ii .f,.ld tre-f1,
PeIfu,ns. Kzfvlof 70. .h- Cynpirriobi
Shaving Soaps in pots audpeguin. Bags prevent no'
cakes, OF The mos, exee.lp.tI Beeniifvng Lotion.
qnai!ty. lAntifue OIL.
TnIiatir Powder Handkerchief Esssbee.
Mix OF Ross. ,Cblorile Tooth Ws>hb
Extract Of Musk. Esprit Je Rose -,
Al article uf,cil,r AZ riN- nti ri 70 sos
The trade D-aiers Merchants s.I Pe.dle would do %sp
inspect our stock bsfore Making ;ieif purchls-s any ~
DEMOVED.-Eeebc Patent Improved Coos
Rnrze Maunfac;orr from No ste Broadway to -.
22s Water and No. 20 Broadway corner Of m 81
The public respectfully invited cali and eTsaEe
above. for sale np the ebsg- nlacfs FoT ssi, ny
aGi2 I'm CHARLES FOWLER, Agent, %@ !" "@ief--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

BOOTS AND SHOES-Counuy Merchants and
ID other, invited 10 cal and eHaIliuS S7ae!ai aSson
\. b. 4 srgs iny Of lic, kp aad cali Boots and kp
and cal rolans sewei and ped. The above viii be sod
80, low for cash or short TINE approved rsPr Pleas,
eli aud Examine ijoI't iotget tls uum5erl
GALE x 90. No. a'0 Pearl s.; corner Of Fnltca
ItliitW~ L States Hotel buildings, " YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

Il PASSAGE FOR NEW-oR NS-Pc@
sS lti,ey isrst tacksl-ae >El-,,J well known ias
s-efSsilIns packer srip DAMASCUS Cart; Biiss wall
ssi positively as aho.s her r-gs. day THIS ;aeks siip
ha5 sPst,d accommodations for eahn ssrsnd cAhn agi
NO, fail ;a make eay application hoard ieot JONES l7
or 20 ". x J. r. TAPSCOTT.
,ass e psck Sip, cor Spuih-a,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
coal, COAL, COAL! ,,
II, 1IrOp ZINC MNN'S COGL l2NO

OUAIF .NVIiL y,pN
THE WORKING MANS COAL iahD ~
having b-.n remorsd is now permanently located AZ me
,- known stand corner Of Greenwich and IhIistopi-
where propr-,oIs ar. nov reeel'ns ana h. ~;,s the
chocts uuny of Peach Orchard, Red Ash Coal! Weh ui
pro-s to sell az least cent lower than any n on el
b-r< and they solicit the patronage OF the pcoc s oi'
customers and friends. Coal By the carEo. ...,,
-. IA Fost. Office " III proTnp asHt!os
y H0's WN. DAVIS.
JAS. FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

SsIr=oT, FOR KEAPORT AND MIDDLE
49, -sG. TOWN POINT. daily tsuu4ays eze,ePtedl
tfsS---s1sZ, touching Seelines Deck Staten Si2nd
sIta5r RocKLAND Grt GgaT}@f1i vii 'ee1s M,9i
oeGcR o%I sI' n /. ks;an;a 1S %Te @ sot 5soa
% si.e' on W ,g s. p s,,gGs ,s WI W T. 10
readiness On he arrival Of the boat passengers 70
Freehold any par; q e country Uniform companies 0r
target vcarSous parties OF ,e.ur &c Will s 'ikrn 10 aud
.rorn Fort Hamilton Heyort reasonable rates wa L
= s~~o,%e ksSTATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot
ST whitehall st--ne steamboats, Sl'Al
~ isL. AMBER :i, SAMSON viii run
Lssyc Seg.York, Observation-Disclosures.
Staten I;ilnl, S--9-lG-il-i-2-i --5--J-7.
Staten stand and \e" H9fb every hour Sunday
Fesfe I 81 0f' ii-n';on q w. 's'a'a'4s '@ >sT.lsfz 81
Al ieslt SHIPPED Is required 10 be marked and
Is a, ;hrr,k OF the owners hereof l.l2
Jll=s-s7lhseas1l 1lYoI,K FERRY COMPANY.--sUNsEa
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after the Isl d4T Of September, 1913,
AZ e. sand il o,ciocs 4 ~ Ats! 81 and 10, clock a u
~ !, aud O'Clock T. VI a, 2, sad, o'clock NJ.
ATS 10 aud I = ocock a NJ Ats 70 AID Il. O'clock 4 NJ
A. Il aai o'clock 7. NJ Mli,2 3. and o'cloc. T. ".
y. BPass-ng5ss !c Wesctsd, Scotc. Plains. rlaiued.
BY II. Elizleth.iowu and ScIavrs railroad Cars, viii
leave Nw ork ,he Q: o'clock boat III the morning, and III
TN O'Clock bozts IN the afternoon
Passengers from the 81 ocact boat VII leave SoUr:Te e
Cor Eason and og Schooey Mountain on tie arrival
OF The SuneHiii&.
O'clock boat The moaning, and lie O'Clock po2l The
afternoon, Fare y EahSaJ q cents
Ter Of an hour previous the departure Of each
All baggage II The rlss OF us oHva': ana