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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
That NORTON Of hch sends cotton

also that portion Of Missssppiw Cotton
to Mobile informs us that in the vicinity OF Coumous
Pontotoc, &c. the prospect for large crop ro
better In addition to favorable condtion oil the crop
there has been very great in the extent Of su
tivaton the result of which will De that tne receipts
rom that portion Of the country will very lar exceed
those OF any previous season. In Sumter and Picken
the crops generally quite promising, and the yield
will in almost all be equal to the past year The
greatest fear however tar as we have been able to
learn lies in the of the planter for the reason that
IL will be almost entirely beyond the power OF the hands
TO gather the whole OF the crop before it meets with
damage
We find the following in New Orleans paper Of the
goth ulL:-
Most of the editorial corps in the small towns of Lou-
and Mississippi have for weeks given out that the
Cotton crop be produced this year will fall far short
the quantity made in is42 We are not disposed qusr-
rel with whose aim it is to benefit their neghbors
the planters All we have TO say to of cotton in
the country issend your cotton down and sell it
may be. We have slight suspicion that the stock OF
cotton in Europe on the LIST Of January 1884, will be fully
as heavy as 1t was the LIST day of January, ls4s
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Died.

At Harlem, on Saturday the 3lst instant, THOMAS 8.
SMITH aged years and months, son OF Edward s. and
Mary Smith.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this (Monaay) afternoon at o'clock
l22nd and l23rd streets.
On the 2sth September, HARRIET, daughter of Warren
and Harriet Rowel, aged ID months.
Her remains taken to Chatham, Columbia Co., for
interment.
Yesterday morning at half past o'clock, JAMES HAIR
LAM aged So years, month and Is days.
His friends and those Of his inlaw Mr.. Dougherty
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock
from his late residence No. Chestnut street, NY.
October the FIRST ls43, THOMAS MoAvoY
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence Mulberry
street at o'clock Monday evening, Oct. I'd, p M.
At Sailors Snug Harbor on Saturday Sept 29th Capt.
HENRY RyER in the seth year OF his age.
Hartford, Comm papers please copy.
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Foreign Importations.

LrERPooLShip Ne94 crates 10 cks + Caldwell & co -
Dc 80 crates Mclntosh-65O9 bars 28 bds iron q
Noewoodi639 bars do Kerney Becker5S8 SKIS salt 16
dozen mats Woodruff Mntun2038 bars iron 1863 rails do
order
NEwcAsTLEBrig Cheney-27 coal 81 ties Is pkgs
mdse a3 cks barilla Morewoodl0 hhd lampback Pou
ney Jenkns25 cks manganese Scheeln-l9 hhds lamp
black II bbls manganese to order
HAyASA-Brg Ceylon7 hhds ITS molasses de Zaldo
400 bxs segars l. Bronson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA Sept 90 Since last respects of 10th INST
per Daniel Webster have other sale to report but
that OF 33 erces of Rice imported by the Adelaide from
New York, which disposed Of at irs per rs lbs
The Howell from your port came in yesterday and by
her put in possession Of files OF your esteemed journal
the 9th instant Her cargo remains in first hands,
samples have boen shown yet and if proves be Of
good quality perhaps she win obtain the price OF the last
sales, say II rs Courier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. COOPER, IA Duane street,
between Chatham and William streets takes this method
oil Informing citizens and that he has for the last
years confined his practice solely the of Venerea
Mercural and other diseases Of delicate Although
considered by portion Of the medical profession species
Of quackery for one of Its legitimate members advertise still
the advantage the unfortunate victims of disease
ton TO particular branch of the profession apparent
DoYou not employ surgeon to amputae limb Ito
list on disease OF the Ito dentist
teeth land TO noted for of Syphilis when
you are troubled with Venea And do from the fact
that those men perfect in this branch because they only
ard has ten years enjoyed the most extensive practice
IN tins way OF medical New York He the
most aggravated of Syphilis and mild removed
two 20 five days The Dr. regularly educated physician and
sureon and never suffers his patients leave until perfect
cure is performed IL depobe witness of the
that presented to the Dr. where the disease has been driven
INTO the system by quacks to break again the form Of
spots and ulcers the body pains in the joints throat
night and The Dr. will in
cure, make charge.
STRlCTURE.-Dr. Cooper has discovered a new method
by which he the form Of from
to two weeks with scarcely pain the patient Irritation
of the uretha PROSTATE gland the bladder
and chaTlatans.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY sometimes called Sc
minal Weakness brought by habit INDUCED by
Young men, This is where freely INDUCED the greatest
eyh that can bea for begets disease of the heart
sumption dysp epsia of the Frame and finally ends
such cases. and restore the constitution original ygo
that by mild and simple Of medicine
ed IN charge Post letters,
complaint and enclosing 49, attended Patients attended
hotels or boarding houses Office open TIL 10 night Re
member Il Duane street. between William and Chatham
m
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FROM BosToNSteam ship Caledonia for Liverpool-Cieo
Blake NJ C1ats Frederick Whitaae Francis RStch; Mrs
.i. Roberts ,DG James Btf Msqsr CSpssad Howard
gent William Sprnks d G Scott Arthur John kingston P
9enat Lamef Thomas Motley Jr Thatcher Mr. Hgse,
John Hartley, Andrew Morse, James Perrin Todd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Barque Helen Mars hhds tobacco Aymlr
Co.'S do W Bamwe-10l9 SKIS wheat Allen & Whittesey
1853 pigs lead Rogers-80 hhds l07 bb molasses Gray
Crcsbyas tons ogYP9d Janneree6 bbls oil US do moas
mdse Phelps Eytnge-2 do & McGregor-i bbls talow
&a hides II bb If do 10 kegs Bruce bales
W Barnwell-l9 Buterworh-74 bbls corn G Rolins-760
SKIS wheat II l. Maitland-28 bales cotton o order
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Cotton Crop.

In regard 10 the Cotton crop, our advices from
parts OF the country continue TO represent as quite
favorable while from others, we hear only of the
fatcrng prospects.
gentleman of our acquaintance who has been travel
ling through Sumter and Pickens counties, Alabama and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aqenoneer
BY BELL X HOWARD.
(SfgTes No 90 Ann street and lis Fulton street
MONDAY,

MONDAY,
At 1917 o'clock in the sales room,
Extra SalePano Fores Sofas. Furniture, Painting, &C.
The following articles by analogue and without by
order ofa receiver aud for account OF whom may concern
viz: splendid foes; second hand do London
Cabinet dol superb city made do do; quantity OF valuable
music collection Of original paintings and works.
beautiful stuffed birds, &c.
so large assortment e elegant FURNITURE best sofas anu
rocking chairs paror mahogany and maple ehais bueaus
mattresses beds SC &c.
In the Fulton store
London and French ChnaThe balance Of the consignment
Just received from London of the superior and
china Stordshe aud Liverpool comprising tea coffee
dining and desert and beautiful style goods
Also lamp shades glass decanters umblers wines, Nc
TUESDAY
At l0R o'clock, at the sales room,
Large Sale ofDry Goods Clothing, splendid Watches Jew
ery, SPLENDID articles.
Also London cloths cassimees vestngs blankets hosiery
shirts gloves, Suspenders stocks, Sc.
Also, second hand clothing sc.
WEDNESDAY,
At l01a o'clock IN the sale rooms
Large sale Of valuable furniture of all descriptions comp
sing general variety all kinds Of article in keeping
line.
Also. the stock of a cabinet maker.
Also, the entire household furniture Of family giving up
housekeeping.
Also Urge invoice of earpeng rugs &c., from an import
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
AMERICAN MUSEUM ERIAL GARDEN
AND FAIR


AND FAIR.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street.
Il. T. Bamum -. Manager
DIR. VALENTINE.
The deneator of different character engaged and
viii open his whee budget Of comGsl tie: ineydpg he
SETTLEMENT OF TURKEY TOWN
Orator Of the Day
BENJAMIN BUZZsRD, Esq
Also, engaged for this ek only, Mr.. - X O. Nellis,
BORN WITHOUT ARMS,
Who will exhibit wonderful eats, displaying the Aston
ishng Powers with which has endowed him the
USE OF HIS FEET AND TOES. He will write with his
load and discharge pistol play the accordion and VIOLIN
cello and perform wonderful eats with his which
must be be believed.
Mr.. WIN. COLE, the unequaled Comic ronst who erhi-
bits the Classic Gymnastics in the
world. His educated DOG BILLY beats all creation Miss
ADAIR, the popular vocalist CELESTE; the dansues.
EEJEE MERMAID the grestes wonder OF the world. CITY
BRASS BAND of twelve musicians Fancy Glass Blowing
Balloon Ascensions Grand Cosmoma and 500 CT RIOSl
charge.
HOUR CHANGED-The day performances Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons three O'clock and
quarter before o'clock Day visitors admitted evening
free.
gagged, and daily expected.
Admission the whole IS centschdren under years
half
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
MITSIC

STOVES.
FOR STORES, STEAMBOATS,, WORKSHOPS, &c.
'NHE PATENT RING, OR SECTIONAL OFFENDER
has been Invented several years and proved
most durable and lost powerful heater Many persons
have had them since 1885 1885, without other repairs than
cas'onally crate. IL is known all that CYL
emo er stove requires new pot almost every winter
ca ses two more IL common remark with 1.-THE
Flng the best stove have SEEM Prices reduced
lew pattern this season. of the splendid Understandable
for fancy stores, public houses, SC.
j. L. MOTT,
26i Water street. above Peck Slip
and Is Bowery.
SA reward of forty dollars will be pd for he recovery
the nj ooI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels viii give
TO Commodore ROBERT SILvEy of News Fleet, a Re
port Of the shipping left the PORT whence they sale the
any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer a favo by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
w A CARTER, Auctioneer

w A JAKTEK, Anctioneer
UCTION NOTICE.-Cabinet Furniture at Auction
n Carts r Co, will offer auction by catalogue. on
Wednesday 4h October extensive aud uceror stock
of fashionable fumitu made the latet Paris Style full
haf and threeqparr French chairs 9tomans divans with
marble top washstacds breakfast and ladis work tab
card do plain and dressing bureaus plain Spanish aud
neck rockers bookcases secretaries sewing chairs piano stools
with backs
This well worthy the Of families the erti
cles have been made in this city by number OF the best
cabinet makers.
10 ara
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state of the Manufactures.

American cotton and ooen goods in excellent de.
mand here and elsewhere. Sales are large.
In Baltimore there has been another advance of cent
yard in brown cottons There has also been i'm.
provement in drills
All kinds of domestic manufactures in good
quest in Boston last week. The receipts from the mills
were large yekprces went up peg or two.
We the quotations in three markets to the latest
moment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
Fern Wads and Franklin Paten uadaoupe Lion. Patten

& Wsae and franklin Ps,ten Guadaoupe Lion Paten,
DP oSgp M Dass!lS c M NJ re Msrgiqpe
Henrietta Richardson Cuba Arr 9Th Centurion Norris Pr
ere Quad Hsrnseeket Cram, Philadelphia; Tasso Moore
Caroline. "O"' Ne" 10TH '0' i'@'io"e''' %"
.NEwBURYroRr. Sept CAR orozmbo, Martin, Phadel-
Beverly, Sept 2a-Arr Pioneer. CrowelI, NYork.
Balmroos sept SoAU Lswence Howes and Almepa, Dill
Wilson Baker, Council Baker; Palm, cIowell; Alexander
Psd ms% bh %s. s aud 6sS S Top SsT
AASsny Ra6ieo" 9oane; Banner snow asd Lawrence
Ph Signal for bsnts aHd Ses Ga sea Caledonia G
Lou, Liverpool via Halifax; North America Isl Chisholm
net Cooper Jere%s Red Rover coopeT Aux csyes vo
Lane Sc Thomas and mkt; Bllinsgste Smith Nassau MP
via Mobile; Mary kimbs Felo CharlestS Ten Ssr P Pc
man Richmond to load for Rio; Brazilian, Hichbom Pha-
Gen Taeon: HSdgdea, Wilmington, Nc; Cinderella CrowsI
sny chsms p aee s GSGisy a.
Pacific Mef INDUSTRY MG ssfya sm and FEs sa
hers Garrison NYok; Union Dillingham; do for Nantucket,
Long wharf Ncke Newpo oqe e cpi S omans seaa
nan NYSrk Arr 2sh PRINCES Racket Philadelphia; Mary
coming in to the wharf was nn INTO by
sloop Susannah of Sandwich bound out stavng in her
'I SD Se Ss GS
2' N. Sama tess sPs cae PEd0n R,.
ESs%HT NT Sep Policy Reed Camden for viii
= PRoyIpENeE, Sept 29-Below, Zenoba, Remington from
Tonsadt Sid Flash Lake, and Johnson Taylor Phla-
vGEoReErowN, DC. Sept 2s-sld l. sturges Baker New
CMasLrsToS Sept s7-Arr Neon Hayes New York Cid
SD @ Em H s BBSs0S cS Shepherd
Ds%sEst do: Bowl West%rcok, HsS SDn% D'''A''''
2a Iad Mu%pk o EoT E:i MyS In
AS Sf% Ss5saS Sept kS @ oyssaEs and
Havre; Wisconsin, Hickey and Magnet Caifn, Sisal.
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FOR CHARLESTON, HAVANA, KEY WEST, NEW
ORLEANS, AND GALVESTON, (Texas)
sf~A.uN THE STEAMSHIP NEW YORK, John
/E&SMyMW 7. Wright, Commander, sail Saturday,
Z/H4EXtIO7t 9Th October, positively ati p. NJ.
S4&x&421H This elegant. well known coppered steam
er will positively sail above and has been
complete order for the season. wrought shafts
For passage freight OF SPECIE for either OF the ports
apply TO the captain on board No North River End
wharf above Rector street,
o2 to7sr A. HUBBARD & CO. 81 Peck slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

l.S irsy and
Land Offices the State of Missouri at the periods hereinafter
At Piatis6qgh Clinton county, the of the Land OF
sS ep dsH Of of p % a Of S Sc
public lands within the aforementioned townships and ac
North Of the ,h PRINCIPAL meridian
Township sixty.two of range thry-fopr
owwnnsPPss se%o and 81 range
Swnshhps and and of Of range nse
The half OF the township sxyone of range hrtynine
Fractional township sxty-two and township sxty-iour OF
Fractional townships sirytwo and sirtyhree of range
Fractional townships sixty-three and sxtyour of range
North Of the base line and of the 5 principal meridian
G 81 TIVE o ,a az pe 81 s
Townships sixty sxty-one and sixy-two of range
Township sxty-one of range twenty-nne.
sy OF SoHsbsr for he disposal Of The public
lands within the limits of the aforementioned townships and
Ss4S 'SS"ssssY ya of
Fractional townships fifty fltyone hfty-three ftyve and
townships 6ftywo, 6yiour, tysx, fyeight, and sixty
FRACTIONAL township fy-one townships fy-tbee fty.ve
fractional township hftyseven, and township hy'nne, Of
Fractional townships ly-four ffysix and fyseven, and
fractional townships fy.ys fty-six fyeight and fifty
nEs Of range vs and ,,tv Of range tbv
At the Land ofhe at Lexington commencing Monday,
lands within the limit of the aforementioned townships,
North Of the base line and of the fifth principal
dian.
Townships thirtyx hirtyseven, and thyeight Of
fourteen.
Townships thirty five and thirtyseven, of fifteen.
Township thirty-ive, of sixteen and nineteen
townships thiryye thry-six, thrtyseyen and thirty
eight, of twenty-one.
Township thity-eight, of range twcnty-three.
Township thirty-nine of range twenty-eight;
Townships hirtyeight and hirtynine Of twenty
niue.
Township forty, of ranges thirty-one thy-two and thirty
three.
Southwest fractional quarter section wenyone the
northeast and northwest fractional of section twenty
four township fifty south OF Missouri river OF
twenty-six.
Southwest quarter of section seven, township ortynine
Of range twentyseven.
appropriated by law for the of schools military
or other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept for weeks ess the
lands disposed Of and longer and private
of land in the townships offered win be admitted until
after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under hand the City of WashD a. this eighth
jim TYLER
BY the President:
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the Genera Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIC \ CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right peempou lands
within the limits OF the townships above enumerated
quired establish the the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver OF the land and make there
for practicable after seeing this and before
the township embracing the claimed designated
THO. II. BLAKE
.o< Commissioned of the General Land Office.
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Packets to Safl,

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Cambridge, Barstow, Oct. 2
CIV Washington. Burrows, Oc... 7
United States, Britton, Oct. 10
Rochester, Britton, Oct. i6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator. Chadwick, Oct. .
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 20
goR HAvRE.
st. Nicolas. Pell, Oct. 2
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct. 8
Sully, Burrows, Oct. l6
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2.
SUN SETS 40 HIGH WATER 81
Arrived.

eli. MI, ,....o. , Ar Arri I'VE, ;v,o, ,,;,, -
Lfsshsa J l ,0 ~ ", muse
BaIaus Helen MAR Thomas 20 New Orleans with
Brig H. Cheney, abee, 60 days from Newcastle Eng.
Brig Ceyon Trott 10 days from Havana with molasses to
sehr Repeater, Francis Il days from Wilmington, NC with
maya, stores, to A. Is. cooley q 20 w., 49,.
with naval stores, TO Z. Ogden.
Schr Edgar Lang Coffin Ia days from Swansboro, NC with
Sebs Union Ballsncs 10 davs from ocrcoke NC with ma
with shingles to master ~ '''' nun" o''aso"e' W.
sshf oiiss Virginia, Rollins, 10 day. from Virginia with
stafges German e' -'o0'A VIII" "''e' 10
to alien Pssson. Dr'''0' oa's from virginia. win Hour
Station yT Fo Ay days fro" Virginia with ship timber to
One brig. onnovn w; nsi FSy ,,;o. ,r,h,vv
u
Herald Marine correspondence.
NrwroRT. Sept, 30. 1918.
Ballard, Dawson, Providence virginia; Experiment, Atkins
GINNING Fail River Monarch Tys9 PawacEe, and Gen
Bss Is9 aH ESwa
E5;E A''s'S H's'S Gen S''ai'd ' s"i vs's NEW
Fonr'es LETTER orrIen.-raehst ship. Mediator, Chad
wick for Lon London Cambridge B,rsOw for Liverpool and St
eo sea p e % Exchange e s. Sos
this morning
SHIPPING At omparatTe statement oil arrivals
@ ,ea n a Se SAM ,nc,ov ,r 10y ,.ar e YEARS 1919
anu '' " WV ~ TSsssis TSnnngs posseng.rs
, ,S,a " ,0,S 2S SI,S9I 90 SI' as,
Alt. - %, ,oo 90 =, 90 80
q arrivals and s' from b lower
Forts III 'he years lS anu iO' UP 10 'ne %ot Sept IN each
year, V.sso,s ra
lsa....... ,eST "a 10 asss
lSi'''' $500 ''''''''''''''''. 60 t,29l
MAJ. -. ........ 90 o,s
WhaIemen.
Arr NJ 28h ult Preston Cook Atlantic Ocean
ono hills blackish IS do sp ol-5 mos absent. -
O sailed from Cold spring Ii 2sd Tuscarora White NV
Coast
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Hottinguer, Bursley. Sept. S
Montezuma, Lowber, Sept. I
Roscius, Collins, Sept. 10
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
quebec, Hebard, Sept. !
Hend'k Hudson, Moore, Sept 10
Panthea, Dennis, Sept. 20
FROM HAvRE.
Emerald. Howe, Aug. "a
Burgundy, sWotton, Sept.
Iowa, Lines, Sept. 8
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Passengers Arrived
Passengers Sailed,

New ORLEANs-Barque Helen Mar-Dr Corning. and Lou
Hirshfeld.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

VALENTINE has removed his Engraving aud Printing
Establishment from John No Beekman street
uoyeioy's Hoe) opposite the Brick Church. New York
Welding Visiting, Invitation, aud Professional Cards
cued style Of the regards the superiority of
the engraving of the printing and the whiteness and
brilncy cards. Persons furnishing their own ,rd
have them printed on the most approved and fashion
The Ladies and Gentlemen of New York Brooklyn and the
adjoining cities and towns respectfully invited call
examine the specimen books and from variety cards
select to their taste. $50 lm+r
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TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE.--Two founts of Type Minion and Nonpare
which have been used on the New York Herald. Apply
at this Office.
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NO QUACKERY.

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE in extensive Hospitals
&c--Twenty Eight Years before the New York public
Doctor Joseph Evans has removed his Dspensay No
street. Penr where the unfortunate and afflicted
wn every species Of certain disease will be speedily and
PERFECTLY cured without txposure the reasonable
rrms Aso the most desper ulcers and eruptons His
cine mild speedy and eectua All guaranteed
Be sure TO find the real old Doctor No 100 Chatham street
Attendance daily until 10 O'Clock, p NJ Advice gratis.
OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

"a HATS-FALL FASHIONS, lS43--The subscriber
improves the occasion presented by the fall change in the
fashion of hats his friends and the public
in general to his Establishments No. 100 Chatham and
~ Canal OF where he Offers for sale and
inspection large and elegant OF Hats and CAPS
extremely low prices He particularly invites their attention
his fine Nutria Fur Hats So proof and
TO retain their color and sape lie would also call their
ton TO his short Silk Hats 50 and SO 30 Also his
upertne Moleskn ila At the low price oil 80. The above
mentioned Hats neat and durable, ard advan
tageously with hats sold In this cItv at So anu 81.
WILLIAM BANTA,
No, 1870 Chatham ST., and Q, Canal. Wooster st y
~ 5wtiwis)sm
WIN. T. JENNINGS CO., Merchant Tailors 23i Broad.
w opposite the ountanJust received the following
assortment Of splendid Tartan Plaid vestings:-
Abercrombie, Murray,
knzer, Ma Kenzie,
Royal Stuart Eglinon,
Folbel, Mac Donald
Atho, Victoria.
$50 Albert, Aigyle.
The above with variety of plain and figured Silk Sa.
tin snd Wooen Vestngs comprising the
city will be made order asouf usual moderate prices for
ready money s28 iwissm