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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-14
DEPOT
= OF CiENTLEMEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.

READY MADE LIN ENS, UNDER GARMENTS, &c. &c:
HE Subscriber would cali the attention of their patrons aud
visiting this CITY, their rich and extensive
Of stocks sar cravs gloves suspendes pocket
handkerchief dressing gowns hosiery lambs wool meriuo,
silk cotton Berlin buckskn and under shirts aud draw
Their Of the above goods and all other articles
gentlemans wardrobe rch varied and
and we'll worthy the attention Of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their new
style of gentlemens shirts
The shirts present by them to suit the
form of the thereby doing away with the large overpus
of used under the old of cutting and adding not
only the comfort of the but to the beauty Of the
form This improvement manifest the Judges OF the
late fair the American Institute that the first premium was
awarded the ubscrbers their elastic Brace paIc
ary recommended all who acquired the habit
Of STOPPING They will be found Of immense benefit TO persons
habits by bracng the shoulders they strengthen
the back expand the chest aud will found of no mped
the free the They would also call attel-
ton their elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
may depend being suited with the best and most fashionable
articles by calling at the old establishment OF
PARSELLS s. AGATE,
an 20 lmsec 237 Broadway, Of Park place.
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JAMES LACY,

JAME5 LhOf,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, SO John street, near William,
- continues make up Gentemens garments of superior
workmanship, and la the fashionable STYLE at his usual
low prices Gentlemen of and fashionable cloth
ing should call and examine his select stock of goods before
purchasing elsewhere trial will be sufficient to convince
the economical that for beauty of fit style Of workman
ship and such extraordinary low prices this establishment
be surpassed by any in the city.
O. Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and tmmeda perfect fit warranted the price OF the
goods returned. au2i 1mr TERMS Cash.
VIM. L. JENNINGS " co.
DRAPERS AND TA1LORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite the Fountain SOLICIT attention TO asso
goods including Cloths Cassmes, Vest
ugs &c. in all the and various styles, under the assu
ance that the system of small profits and quick
which has elected liberal patronage will be continued
while arrangements such as Will enable US 10 MI all or
ders in future with promptness. -.
feature the establishment, which must commend It to
requiring articles for immediate the addition to
stock of assortment OF rst quality ready made Jar
ments, consisting OF
Surtouts, Erocks,
Dress Coats, Pantsloons,
Vests, Once Goats,
Travelling Frecks, Dressing Gowns, &c.
A choice collection of
silk and Satin ScarS, Cravats,
Handkerchies, Gloves,
Suspenders Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c.
At prices which must offer inducements purchasers.
iva 3ms
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Superior Court.


"WEDNESDAY, SEPr. IA Cotton y Cushm1n y. Edsav
Reiehum case, reported in yesterdays edition. oc
cupied the Court during the greater portion Of the dsv
in the summing up on both sides. The Chief Justc
charged on the merits of the evidence and the law
applicable to the case, and the Jury found the deen
dant.
Calendar for TnursdayI7, ~, IL, %, 80, s4 SO A.
a. g. II, III, g. 46, A. 4s, 40, 80, 50, 5a "a, S. 81 So
60
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moot AND SHOE STORI

IL BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
~xc<re43 JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that has commenced business the above
line al No 20 Nassau street. where lac will thankfully receive
and faithfully all orders he may BE favored with on the
,nasf rn,snnahl. terms for cash, jv20
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WATCHEs-The largest and most splendid assortment Of
w Watches the city, be found the subscribers
As he Is constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Sill
YER Watches of the styles direct from the manua
urers in England France aud Swzerland he is enabled TO
offer larger sssopen and a. much less prices retail than
y other the city. Gold watches low $50 S23
each Watches aud jewellery exchanged bought. All
watches warranted keep good time, the returned
Watches clocks and jew sery repaired in the best
az warranted oyg than at any other place in the city
II imsec Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street. stairs.
THE WE'LL KNOWN SOLOMON HEINE, NJ d..
WHO has praced IN this city upwards of yers
w medical phyScan aud surgeon, keeps his Office No 81
ps,de =, near Broadway. au25 lmsr
ISREIGHT FOR BOsTON--A good vessel can have fly
: ' " ' PERSSE Il BROOKS,
.ar No, 81 Liberty street,
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ITO TAILORS-STINEMET'S New and Complete Sys-
for Cutting every kind of Fashionable Garment now in
vogue ready for delivery As the reputation of the author
fashionable cutter is too well known 70 requ,
adenot theoretical invention Tor specnation) but
the practical aud complete work published this
bic practice in New York and Paris and will be found to
such ample plain and Instructions. To enable
every student with and certainty all the various
STYLES of garments wor both in Europe and America
This system he affected by the future changes OF
fashion, and is recommended the profession standard
work. be obtained the author 80 Cedar street, and
he "a
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NEW YORK - 8 BOSTON
GOIINl pIIOT

OWEN PREsCOTT, Pilots, or takes charge as master and
Shoals Boston P9ytsmouh Portland Kennebeck and 9TH
ER PORTS Once at Frye shaws Nautical store, 222
chants AND the several Insurance Companies in this city,
ton. ana Portland ivia imsr
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CENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE-Cientle-
" families DESTROYS of their off
apparel into cash. obtain for the the highest cash
price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the cityor changing resi-
dence having supsrfuous effects dispose Of will ind
much their advantage send for the subscriber, who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
II. LEVETT,
No. John ST, New York.
line through the post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired anl7 lmr
ID. M. PEYSER, ~ CO.,
MO ITO William street. Of John and t37 Broad
IN way received by arrivals extensive supply
of the following FANCY GOODS, which were carefully
they offer for sale in wboessls and retail bsal terms
viz
sortment. .
Berlin Embroidery Pattens-a choice selection. go .
for Embroidery cotton wOrsed lnen SILK gold
and ), ,ver, Of all widths and qualities
Purse Twist German, French and English plain aud shaded
in skeins, sticks and ON spools.
Floss silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in shens and
spoos =, -
Cold Silver and Steal Beads, in all Nos.
Mother of Pearl, Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments.
Gold and Silver Fringe Braid, Cord, Twist Thread and
Tassels. 49,
css.
Frngcs Of cotton wosed and silk imported and domestic
Gimp., Tases, Buttons and all other kind Of trimming.
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VIM. L. JENNINGS " &C
SHIRT MANITFACTORY.

AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
co MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest and most
% approved French pattern shirts general assortment oil
shirts under garments hosiery cravats, handkerches &c
Shirts and under made order and repaired at
shert notice For sale Counting House Desk with three
drawers and book rack. VIM. COLLINS.
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SEGARS.
"iThere's a DELIGHT in smoking


There's delight in smoking.
- None but smokers know"
yns posses e re aa aGM w nrs to hna
sssS. r. :T5s de mind
Maiden So%Py you call.
For he gives satisfaction and pleasure 20 al.
pssa aS S% a Ss s by Win e ia
Hiys Colburn, Regalias, I. Normas, and Stars.
PrRSs d e.. E;pe ,Is imperial ,I sesa
Cas.sdorss, La NoT@as,y and s Congress beside.
His Dos Comlarieros and exquisite brand,
For his customers, sEiXAs has always on hand.
with he
special and % pgnt IL Hrvna to select the Tobacco
sT he ali sold BY him be- genuine Ills
stock hand is more extensive and superior to that OF any
sly R M the Number MAIDEN LANE, Towards
Hotel. au23 lmsr
sEGARS, TOBACCO, SUGAR & COFFEE.
yT SElEE. S Of .ss ssa LS s
$1,000 Of the Florida brand, do do do.
10000 Low price Havanas, do do do.
= 3 B BaIss Of Of G Gaiss rG Do.
Case . Tss Labor s. 5aso Whit Whit. Sugar
a SHi ' im+r No wall st and $50 broadway
4. sAMANos offers for sale at No, Wall st, 10 hhds
Is bags Of Coffee landing from brig I rm, from St Jago
boxes white Sugar free labor
10 bales superior Guisa Tobacco, uitabe for manuac-
turefs.
ega of Lord Byron WOODY eanda variety of other
brands
WANTED-A Cooper, and Mi wright that understands
carpenters work st Jagod uba; be single and
of temperate habits Apply as abov So lm.r
SNUFF, CIGARS AND TO- 4CCO--Just received per
- arrivals, mportat of choice foreign Snus,
consisting Of Lund Foot Irish nigh toast high dried Welch,
Hadhams No. 81 Violet Strasburg Moons Prince
Albert do Copenhagen etc; together with large assortment
of domestic snufs of the subscribers manufacture =
On hand prime lot of iayana Cigars, Moriesa" LA Nor
ma +" "Regalia," 'Panetela," etc.
Cavendsh Tobacco of the most approved brands Turkish
German "a quaties) Scalara and Spanish smoking obac-
Dutch and English clay Jones Royal matches
cigar cases. tubes fancy pes snuff boxes and every article
apperaning well stocked obacconss establishment for
MRS g. NEWCOMER SON,
au 81 lm*ec No. Wall st.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
No 33H Ann street New York.
L tons of the very best quality, viz
Old French Brandy in cssk and bottle
- Holland Gin
Hamburgh'' Imported in lsOO)
% Madeira Wine in pipes and bottle
Sherry Nluscat Bordeaux, Meri les
g Cataloni, Port, Sc.
End
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.
.RgnS7 IN REGuLAR MAIL LlNE-FOR FRO
G~T-.gfsssyr-- rls yIDENCE AND BOSTON, via, STON
sxEs---.ars-s&-I NGTGN AND NEWPORT--Composed
the follow superior ames running IN connection with
the Stonngton and Boston aud Providence Railroads
RRSSACHUSETTS, Cart. Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer.
PKOVlDENCE.
NARRAGANSETT.
MOiEGAN.
One of which will leave New York daily (sunday. except
ed) from Pier NO. l. 1 RsEisANdEMENTss' u" 4"
"Wednesday for stonington and Newport and Friday for
The 'MXssACHUsETTs, Captain Comsork, on Tues
day Thursday for Sonngton and Saturday Tor Stonng
ton y Newport and Providence: a.. 81,
Messengers arrival of the steamers at Stonington will
be Immediately forwarded the splendid and commodous
Cars Of the Railroad Providence and Boston, and II for
derl from thence o'clock the following morning, thus
giving opportunity Of nights board the steam;
er Massachusetts Rhode Island, and then breakfast on board
the Michigan. 4,
The above steamers have thoroughly equipped and
prepared promote celebrity Of travel and the comfort and
cuty passengers and not surpassed by the United
stateE
anu on board north side of No ~ Broadway Of
ice of Samuel Deveau freight agent on the wharf.
Tickets the route and steamers berths secured
poa"' " az ''' HARNDEN & CO., No . Wall street
Mon and after the 10th inst freight will received
and forwarded after halfpast I. NJ mo 6M@ m
CUGAH-OO hhds prime New Orleans Sugar in store and
- Innd,ac For sale by T.. X. COLLINS x co,
SCR Sc South street.
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pv@ MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
ta ALAThe proprietors Of this establishment, so ayo-
raby known to the travelling public the great tho
roushsre bevoan Charleston and Mobile determined to
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beaiy of
rangenent which IL has long, and they trust unde
sryedly .joyed The buildings, which are very spacious
and arranged have been thoroughly repaired and
the bed both double aud single have been refrnhed
with beds and bsldng also with every necessary article
private are large airy, and elegantly furnished These acil
ties with careful aud servants, cellar we'll stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the market afford and the firm determination
the popeors omit nothing that will tend the satisfac
of their guests will they trust them the favorable
attention of the travelling public. An omnibus will at all
times be ia readiness from the Railroad
and Steamboats, to the house, frus Of charge
Montgomery, June 7, 1913. w. TILLEY u co.
auInC
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THEAT-a62 Sacks Prime Illinois Wheat, landing from
' ''"'''s" =, X. CoLLINs-k Co,
dee IS south street.
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kkX- FOR LIVERPOOL-Ths New Lme-Regnlar
Packet Of 18th Of ssp9%IsTiTI nth 'psndd
Woodhogse MASTER 1850 will sail her regular day.
be 10th Sept.
For passage only, having Accommodations unequalled for
elegance and comfort aDpy board west side B9rling
slip, or to Woodruff MlNTURNS,
ST South st.
Price of passage SIS.
The fine Rochester Captain John Brton 800
TONS will succeed the Queen the West, and sail her
p,sr dav Octnha eIir
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M b. SANFORD (CASH TAILORlNGSTORE)l27 Full
1l has just opened an entirely and splendid asort
of English and French Cloths Cassmere aud Vestngs
which for beauty elegance and durability cannot be
in this city being bought for cash. He will sell all his
friends cheaper than those who do
adhere the cash principles Strangers and Others who
visiting city respectfully invited call aud examine
his rich Of goods all Of which he pledges himself
tdous as regards good emitting workmanship and prices HI
would also inform his that he has and entire
of gentlemcns Quitting of every description eon
ssng of stocks sca collars bosoms shirts drawers
pendes silk and linen cambria hsndkerche gloves and ho'
siery of all kinds
N. Is. Puncusity observed strictly in filling all orders.
M b. SANFORD,
50 Inn NEXT 10 the Herald Office. New York
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~A~e-rv, STEAM SHIP NEPTUNE. Captain
NR4ssTEse William Ron-ITo sail on satusday. Oc-
sASstSsag Key West, Havana. New Orleans, and Gal
weston, Texas This superior packet
mer noM bg oveapled and put in perfect order for the
season. Her cabins and elegantly furnished
and Passengers rely comfort and accommodation
her
For above the cabins seerage and for hight
j. BROWER.
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CUIAR-IOO hhds prime New Orleans Sugar in store and
- landtac For sale by r.. X. COLLINS 4 CO.
scr Sc South street.
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containing the mails of Wednesday and
Thursday last was stolen on Thursday night.
rifled of its contents, and thrown into the
river, where it was found by Capt. Hayit Of
the Utica near the Hudsuu dock. There
were drafts in the mail to the amount of about
S70,00O payment of which has of course
been stopped. The robbery, as was ascer-
tanned ON Sunday was committed by the
mail guard named Hoffman. The stage ar
rived at Hudson the night previous to the
departure of the boat for New York, and
Hoffman instead of depositing the mail bag
in the Post Office, carried it out Of town and
robbed it of its contents, as above stated
He has been arrested.
Hoffman has been in the employ of the
mail contractors for several years and was
supposed to be an honest man.-Iroy
Wig.
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THINGS AT WASHINGTON.

The public will be not little disappoin-
ted in finding in the Presidents Message
no direct recommendation for the an
exation of Texas. For mont his the official
organ, the MadisoRian has been urging the
advantages of this measure as demanded
by the security, and interests ofthe coun-
try. But finding the project countenan-
ced by none of the old states, the acciden-
tai has been forced to approach his object
in more questionable shape. No intel
ligent man can fail to discover that the
gasconading tone assumed towards Mexico
is intended to light up the flames of war
between that country 81 the United States
the events of which will afford mum erous
plausible pretexts for the admission ofTe1-
to which otherwise the people could no
way be reconciIed. But Mexico has so
promptly paid up our demands against her,
that it is hardly to be anticipated that the
flimsy pretexts seized upon by the presi-
dent will have sufficient weight with ma
jority in the national councils to bring on
war with that republic.
1t cannot have escaped the most careless
observer of political signs that the Calhoun
party has found itself so weak as to be ut
terly unable to organize, in congress -Th'
result is, that Calhoun can no longer be Sc
riously regarded as candidate for the
Presidency. A correspondent OF the tx
press SAYS that the Calhoun stock has fall
en- from 40 to at least IL per cent. It's
in a state of suspended animation, and the
Vanites laugh at the diminished numbers
and the former vain glories pretentIons oil
this now whitening branch oftheir faction
Indeed it is now sinking into timld sub
ordination to the power of the magician
Whittier Mr. C. will publicly Withdraw
nous verons.
The final dissolution of party howevef'
which professed some manliness Prn-
ciple, altho opposed to us, and which as
body enjoyed the same moral and inteiIec-
tual superiority over their rivals as thelrlea'
der has over the little magician of Linden
would, is not among events which mayo
regarded as proiptious to the wing cause
An important check upon Vanburenl'm
will be lost. There is much Speculation
ahoat in relation to the length Of the seq
sion, and we should not be surprized Il "
were a short one. The locos can cary
none of their bad measures through 'HO
refractory senate. They can hardly nOP'
to modify the protective features OIL w
tariff to accommodate their southern ore'n-
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GREAT ROBBERY.

Wall street was thrown into ferment yes
terday by the report that one of the trunks
belonging 10 Messrs. Pomeroy4. Co.'S Ex-
press had been lost in some mysterious
manner fro on board the albany boat
yesterday morning. 1t was an iron trunk
and contained all The money aud valuable
packages beloning 10 tho brokers and
banks. 1t appears that Mr.. CopP, one OF
the house, who was the traveller, came to
the office upon his arrival. about midnight,
and stated that his trunks were on board
the boat as usual. Early in the morning
he started on his return 10 Albany by the
Housaionic Railroad, taking the up freight.
After he had gone and not before as was
generally reported yesterday it was dis
covered that this valuable trunk could moi
be found, and the manner of its disappear
ance remains perfect mystery. The off,
GERS of the boat knowing nothing a5ou; it
and the absence of Mr.. Copp very much
embarrassed the search. Messengers were
sent 10 Philadelphia, Boston and Albany
yesterday afternoon to discover II possible
some track of the missing properly, and ii
is sincerely 10 be hoped that it will vet be
recovered. 1t was reported that Mr.. Copp
stated the trunk was placed in the charge
of Capt, Schultz and that the Captain de-
MED it, which raised question OF veracity;
but this report is without foundation, as
MIR Copp made no such statement. 1t is
most probable that some Of the numerous
rogues who are continually on the watch
for plumber during the night succeeded IN
getting the trunk off the boat.
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after suPplicate the mercy Of the Jo.;,
ture- However coniilen, he n.iab, = a.
the Probity and friendship of the e,r.
who would erect 4 dwelling w:.lou, 81.
simply in the premises.
The matter of flct is, that ub7o
roads are constructing, which bripr :.
fartherest west into proximity with the.
stern marts, Vermont must have tho.
enable her to maintain a fair conpo,:.;
with her sister states in cur marker, p
eign capital must construct them. ard,.
cannot be enlisted without charters ~.
riably granted as in ether states on;,o
democratic as the locofocoracy Of Y erno..
including those guarantees for the secu,,,
of the investment, without which an ind;r:.
ual would not trust dollar to his neiqbb..
The farmer, the merchant, the maDuac,u
rer, the mechanic, and all the produc,;r.
classes, want the facilities of rail roads .r
which the narrow policy of locofoco;s,,
would deprive them by raising the silr
dcmagogical outcry of Monopoly, Monoool.
And now we would show these incess,..
croakers about monopoly in what ri;
road monopoly consists. 1t is mopoDo
ly by the people of the millions which ricb
men at home or abroad may expend f.,
the public benefit as well as their own,
monopoly of all the advantages which ma,
be derived from studding our state will
manufacturing establishments, whose Oc.
cupants want to purchase of the farmer
all the bread, the butter, the beef, the porL
they can eat, the wood which warns them
the lumber which composes their dwelling,
and the raiment which covers their bodie,
1t is monopoly which enables the people
to send to market at thrice cheaper rate
than can now be done, all the rich and ].
bundant agricultural and mineral, and yeg.
etable products ofour hills, our vallies and
our mountains, and to pocket the savings
To deny privileges indispensable to tie &C.
QUESTION of such rich benefits for fear Of
an abuse, which cannot in any contingen
cy leave US half as bad off as it found us:
is as silly as for a man to live a savage from
the fear of the restraints of civilized life
Sure we are that those who build then
upon the most favored terms, will be less
a debtor to the state, than the state to them
Nor can we believe that the hue and cry
which is raised by the expounders oflOcO-
focoism against the liberal policy of the
wings in relation to rail roads, so well
calculated to develope the resources of the
state, will excite in the breasts of the PEG
pie any other sentiments than those of Ut
ter contempt and execration. To assume
as they do that these rail road companies
are about to control or Cypress the people,
is an Insult to their understanding which
they will avenge next fall by casting ma
jority often thousand votes, against party
who are forever blocking up the true way
to their prosperity.
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has etcrnally consecrated in the admiration
of Men Sa!ams and Marathon, and Bun
ker's Hill and Yorktown.inspire our hearts,
till the glorious principles Of seventy-slx
shall be fully indicated, and throughout
the land shall be established Liberty
and Union. one and inseparable, now and
for ever" &. NJ. CLAY.
Lexington, Ky. Nov. 1913.
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. II.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. II.
In SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Benton an
nounced the death Of his colleague. Hon.
LEWIS F. LINN--which occurred at his
residence few weeks previous 10 the
meeting of Congress--and gave ulterancc
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MAIL ROBBERY.

The mail bag from Albany for New York,
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THE GALAXY
MlDDLEBURY:

Wednesday Dec. 90, l643.