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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-03
NOTICE,

NOTICE,
In relation to the removal Of The Land Office from, o.
toicn Of Lima TO Upper Sa'dusky, IN Ohio
PURSUANT to the provisions of the first sec,r
i Of the act of Congress, approved March 81, lSil
entitled an act providing for the sale OF certain an
in the States of Ohio and Michigan, ceded by lhe
Wyando, tribe of Indians and for other purposes
the Land Office now at Lima, will be removed rbc
town Of Upper Sandusky, within the limits ol te
w yandot cession, as soon us practicable
Further notice TO the precise time Of reuauI
will be issued by the Register and Receiver he
Lima Office
Given under my hand at the City Of Washiogtoo
this / llh day of April, A. d. 1913.
JOHN TYLER
Bv The President:
Tho. III. BLAME,
Commissioner efMe General Land QFee
april l3-iawGw
Land Oteremoped from Lexington 10 Clinton, DO
GENERAL LAND Orricr,
June %, S43
A DVICE having been received from the Resi,lei
n Of the Land Office at Lexington, Missouri, tIal
the removal OF that Office TO the town of Clinton, 10
Henry county, directed by the President, will be
effected on about the Sd day of July next; th' j.
10 give notice that the public sale of lands ordered 20
be held al Lexington on the second day of Oct PEG
next, by the Executive proclamation bearing usy
the 9Th inst, will be held at the time prescribe, 90
the town of Clinton aforesaid.
THO. II. BLAKE.
Jun 24-1awtlOct Commission
NOTICE is hereby given that the Land Office 10
~ Iowa Territory, temporarily removed TO ia.
rion in Linn County, by Executive order, bearr.
date the twenty first of December last, will, a. Oh
as practicable be restored TO the town of Du Buqay
Given under my hand at the City of Washing.
this 7th day OF June, A. ID. lS43.
JOHN TYLER
By the President:
Tho. H. BLAME,
Commissioner cfth General Land Office
june 9-1aw6w
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TN virtue ofihc authority conferred on the Ex,cu
l. live by the second section of the act OF congcs.
approved on the 2Glh day of June 1884, entitled ~
To create additional Land Offices In the States
Illinois and Missouri, and in the Territory North o
The State Of Illinois," notice is hereby given thai M
Land Office for the Wisconsin District is to be r..
moved from Muskoday TO Mineral Point so soon .
the necessary arrangements for that purpose can b
made
Given under my hand, at the City of Washing
this 18th day of April A. ID. lSi3
JOHN TYLER
By the President:
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
april l3-law6w
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NOTICE.

In reiIfion 10 lte rennordt Of the Land Office (,o.
Miskodoy 10 Mineral Point, in WISCONSIN II,
'itory
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NOTICE,
In relation to the ren,oroi Of the Land Office from
to,en Of Lima 10 Upper Sa'ldusky, in Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

The duty on this iron imported into the United States
~ being 100 per cent, and its price in the New York
market now Isl to $29 American pig iron No is as
10 s25 3d. In 1872 the duty the iron was for the last
Two months 2oper cent and for the FIRST ten months 20
per cent,or about 81 per and the import wa, lss
TONS ct an average cost Of SIS 80 cens on this cos,
duty of 49, gives "a So leaving at the present price
about 50 to cover charges, expenses and importers
profits Now, according to the census there were pro.
ducei IN the United States in 1870 2s5 9o3 tons That
amount It Is probable was increased to 400 900 ton in
1872 The price was sustained 10 nearly the level Of the
Imported iron which is Of the hest quality. The price OF
the imported iron 10 81 per ton higher than il
would be ii revenue duty OF 81 only were imposed -
Hencethe tOx paid annually by the consumers of Amer.
car iron TO the of mines amounts on the whole
production to s2osocO This tax is averaged upon
rypough spade, hoe and axe used in the country, and
lar enhances the cost OF producing grain The hysica
sdvan ages oil Great Britain in producing iron such
as TO defy competition. The localities of the coal the OF
ana the limestone, are such reduce the cost OF
facure by diminishing labor beyon what is requisite in
any other country In relation iron she the
advantages over this country has China relation
tea The latter may be raised In the United States but
no one would seriously pretend com pete with China in
Its productions; yet in degree, the attempt to compel,
with Epgland in cheap iron is equally futile The .,
tempt do by evymg tax of 81 900 upon the PEG
pie for the purpose Of applying 1t bounty to iron
mlseT oppressive Ia the extreme as impol tic
ony enhances the profits and adds the wealth OF the
MIN RS without in any degree improving the condition Of
the operatives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
Herald Marine correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE ISLANDER

NEWPORT, Oct, 81, 1913
Ar 26h, Astracan. Of Portland, Wppn, from Boston 23d
in lat 80 N lon GO W. in violent hurricane entirely dis
masted had decks of everything lost Goth boats had all
her stove, aud shifted cargo On the morning after the
disaster there spoonful OF board what
few barrels Of crauberies among the For sir
days souls qeuched het thirst from cranberres and
what little they packed the 9th, ship hove
be relieved from their erags but they doomed dis
appoinmeneer standing nerr that man could De as
tine ly her quarter deck with spy glass IN hand the
brute command kept the ship and stood his course
leaving them TO their te-al this signal Of dsess fly
ing from the Astscan We sincerely hope the nhuman wretch
NAV be discovered that the finger Of be pointed at
rom Boston for Maanzas hove in sight and by whom they
weIe Kindly supplied with three casks of water The sarah
es son Ihe A. anchored at to-day about miles NE
r Poi Judith when the c,pain came up to fish
ng smack for assistance Previous This, however she had
been seen from town and the Jackson Capt Conuor had
ana storm gathering deemed advisable arrival Of
the steamer loss from Providence despatch her TO tow her
III; and a. r. she was safely ,pehord il our harbor
Penn, sanford New Bedfo" for NYork Sid Rowens, vii
mingon, NC. "
General Record.
VESSELS AsHoRE.Capan Roberts of the Lov,l fBrl n,
Baltimore from Green Turtle Key Abaco reports hsi he
small boat in which several men who r.ported
the probable los, of two ships supposed IN wers
ashore the Bahama Banks Captain Glover Of Tie Windsor
Castle New Orleans reports that inst off Hole
in the Wall he wrecking schr standing for New Pow
OF the above vessels 80 N'"
B.Rqyt WAvs Wales Boston from Malaga came brop,b
the Straits Of Gibraltar IN co. with the Elvia Grave New
New York; VIM Caldwell Homer, for Phiisdeirhis ''
AsHoGr-A large full Igsed brig, iih inst of sombero
KY WEST, Oct 1.-The CANA is condemned and her
cargo shipped us Of Destination Baltimore Ship Rose
undergoing repairs,
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"haIennen.


l5 Of NJ Bay of Islands date about May 9Th, with
Montezuma Baker MI Bay of Island, May go with 800
Heard in Feb Blanken,hip sippican 10 out 100
.S "a e. HSPs Sss ss SS res
in June.
AIksnsas Burgess hence for New Orleans. Oct a. of
shS h sr s. s 1SP c1 s e, 10 Ia, a. lon
ship With panied s Standing to TIL.
.Sy The john s ssGSs iR IL. port o''
Brl Kingston ia for Halifax Oct co. lat 80 Is lon 10
Bitten (sw) Antwerp for New York. DC, ls, lat AZ 49, Ion
EmeIne Pearce from Bristol RI for Havana oct1 20 miles
Foreign Ports.
BEL!zs Hon Oct An port Chas Hammond. for NYork
$sys o Gd G GoS S 81. d Durham Hosr
H %I 5Ss ss F Gse'
JSaon bu5 ReRS%eo G,ascn 4%
wssl opS 'saw LCa EnfsSd Pds
diff; Cousins, Gray, Perth.
Home Ports.
Bdra ,b,m Noac ATLANTA Gilman Nfo Sid 2h
H S@ssf Bs es' S sh PEARL Haskell NY0'f Sid a'A
hssfffs Arr May York.
Fs Get Ss5f sssa Es s~ ssSsa
on S9sf A Lincoln and ApA
&C., fh2 1' w sa Nfa s 'f Ta
bee. Campbell, Guadaoupe.
inst, If % S. sW "
tached Richmond Gibbs, CIonstsd Put back Emma Iss.
1 f~asa ssass
mo; cssGS Wilson and pheax Prince Per! Prince Pam
Del R sGa , ae "%S%ai port F so
%sS sSa %
Brown, Albany Emene, Nichols Rondout; Mail, Nichols,
PLyMouTH, Oct 22-Arr Anira, Parker NYork Sid cath,
GGllyra tBr) Dart Maitland, Ms; Guide, Robertson Pha,
and for Newburypoto Race Point took squall the
WNW and blew away orcsa jb &c-ref,tel, and sailed
NANTUCKET, Oct 2s-An Philadelphia THAN NYork.
EpGAKTowN, Oct 2i-Ar Wm Turner, Rogers, Boston
for Apalachicoa coming the harbor las evening,
ashore on Ghabaqudic, having previously lost of her
HoLME, HOLE Oct 26-Arr VIM Fenn Taylor, Phladtlphia
e., gRovprNeE. Oct 2SAr Mount HOPE. Bush, Philadelphia.
Sid Barring CrOisY Wimqg'oa Nj Julia Van Glider and
Nrw HAvEN, Oct 26-AIr Don Juan, Harding, Boston to
load for West nde;; Meridian Wareham. Sid Lady Wash
new LoSDos Oct 2G-Arr Smith futile, NHaven for West
Indies; 2Sth Hannah Abigail Leland, and Factor Handy
Phi adr pha for Boston. Wind blowing s,e om the Me-
oSs ssA r Saw tara sfa am N2 s
@ h n9t Se as sr sId s. Gs0rse Murphy sa
RoHMoNp Oct 25SId SUM- Stanton stoninaton Catharine
Amanda, Teal, PAiadepha,
Shields Carson, Havana; Phura Doane and Margaret Wog
,sr AUGgsTISE DC, 2O-Arr and sld New York. Isl Key
MoBILE, Oct ls.Ar AldIieh, King, NYork.
New ORLEANS, Oct 16-Sld Fairfield
NArcHEz Miss Oct 2-Arr Isaac Aller,on, Torey Bos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON, JAM Sept 90, Is4s-Business is very dull.
The imports Flour &c. have been very large nearly
500 barrels have been imported since the 7h instant and
s0NO bhls last month the market quite stocked
Offers have ma 'e 81 for 5000 to 1000 hbs but
fused. Philadelphia -four selling at $675 Meal
plenty in market but dull Last sales made at %
arrivals IRON Canada and New Oreans-prces asked SIT
to SIS sales. Corn-lsa0 bags from New Orleans held
81. In fact all things in the market slow Of sale.
Too much has been imported and the sales very dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
Foreign Importntlons.

LvERPooL-Barque Superor-l3 bxs states casks
Cumming Riach-5 skirs4 cks Harvey Sagg-8 bars
Wilson COS by, Smith 1hurgar coz bills Sla-
ter-70 Wash-l0 Burrt Johnson23 99j fire bricks so
coal Williams Guion26i plates Crooksl0 cks w
Tapscott-20 Roche Brothers Cos casks 26 bags nails
bt 9 ck Dbl 1903 sacks salt Is dozen
order.
ST PsrERsBURe-Ba Duchess-ioo pkgs Newbold <
CmfsiJ Buritt Johnson- McCraeken Liyingston-l75
pkg 28 hf bds hemp Korck-33 do hf do reenough of
Boston, pkgs IFS do iron To order.
BELIZE. Hon-Brg John Gardner-$2239 Walter Jones
25 ceroons indigo @ & Lnurie-G do cochneal Blanco
Sa9o Lsbousse-27 logw9od 100 logs mahosauy soa7
para indigo do cochine 1872 hides James Peder
sap
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Second Board.
Now York Public Stock Exchange.
Cotton Crops.

The Savannah Republican OF the 20th inst. says -
The weather has put stop to the further maturing Of
the Cotton crop in this State We yesterday conversed
with planters from the Interior who inform that the
frost. Tor few nights past has been very
much SO that all the unmatured hollis have been killed
Col Young, from Scriven. tells thet Wednesday
morning, ice which had been formed in bucket
attached to his well, Of the thickness o! paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

LIvERPooL-Barlue Superor-J Green, Thos Porter, w
Porter, Pckerin2-226 in the steeragp.
GRENApA-Brig Star-Edw Burnett G Frey F Fraser, Mis-
r Fraser Geo Shaw.
BELIZE. Hon-Brig Johu Gaydner-D Jex of Belize; WIN
SCHNEIDER, South Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
f. RAkONJO.


RTIST, in Alabsster Marble, Scaglola &c. from T1ly
Akerectaiy the gentry the inhabitants shopkepp
Bazaa country dealers aud the public general to 80
his Museum Of Arts No 20 Orchard Grand
and Division streis,) which open for inspection with
splendid Of Italian and English Ala
baer black MARBLE spar, agaia, yellow stoue staacc red
aud various ether marbles verde di pto. granite &c. &c
Heb ewe truscan vases caads,lcks apes trays, ink
stands, watch clock stands, pieces spill uns
lamps shell oval vases bottles and single
dogs tables foentine baskets bulls lions, broaces
weights stands card boxes snuff soxes birds
iogy mleralogy geology marine botans &C. Ec Pr6s 81
ARTICLES from l21a TO $780,
Cleaning and repairing Of description modessts
Admission free. $50 6ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
FreiOhtg,

There was scarcely any thing doing in New Orleans
the 18th inst. Annexed the qnoations-Cotton per
IN TO Liverpool 1892 "a; do Havre, 1916 lc do New
York So al 25 per bale; do Boston, ST. Is do. Tobacco
per hid Cowes &c SIS 81; d, London ais 6d do New
York 81 rs 5; do Boston, 81 50; do Philadelphia, So
CO. Sugar and Molassea from the city, So so 81 Flour
per bhl soc; Pork, 6ltc; Lead per ton 81 "a So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Oct 2S 4 r. M.
The stock market much better to-day in feeling
and stocks generally rose Harlem, Long Island,
illinois, l; Ohio, 4 Kentucky,S {.
AT the new board sales not large but plces were
better.
At the date OF last advices from England the guam
tty of wheat released from bond under tho low duties
was in London $4,000 quarters; Leh, 90 OoO Newcss.
tie, 10000; other ports ITO for the whole
Kingdom 1000 quarters. The old free foreign hand
and that on the way, it estimated would swell tn
supply of foreign to 100000 quarters about
bushels.
We find among our English files the following state.
ments Of the cost OF making pig iron in Scotland =:
Cosr MAKING IRoS IN SCOTLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS.

John GIL Il, r Piano Forte wishes
70 announce tat in addition to bis esabhn snt ION 18th
sud sd Ayenue that he Ia, made
John fh!i ivory dealer. No 10 Murray street New York
aSeat whee article Of piano forte hardware
j. o. respectfully socits To the quality d
his manufactured goods especially his improved
which warranted in every respect sixteen yeas close -
the above busres New York has enabled J. q
70 know exactly what the pia forte makers require
All orders 70 John Gill; 10th and ID Avenue New York
Mr. John Phy,e, ns shove will immediate
ton: Goods forwarded part ofthc United sates
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flARPS.
HARPS.
F. BROWNE O. co N,ru6e.ruysr. of III, Ir,p,o

T BROWNE GO. Msnufserursr. Of III. Improved
LondoIsabshel 1870 trsny years With EIMd) No. IS
Broaawly and 81 Chambers street New York
j. f. BIowpa offers for sale 33 Broadway, the finest col
lection Of these BEAUTIFUL 10 the United States Hn
such enable him business
Europetu prices thereby saving purchasers the high dutie
posed by tariff oh these ias
j. f. Browne would observe these 1srTs IRE constructed
the most approved princile with I'll the modern improve
snts unecEai'ed briiaucy 6neness ch
and fec;ncss Of mechanism. Pa ocular taken Ct
them for the extremes II climate this country in which
pect they will be found far Of European
PICTURE import ID III the usual way.
These sps pstronised the elite of musical asd
professional talent III Europe tho latter, be would
ton Bochss, who nv.' ably selects from this es.ablsb
tnent. The attention this country solicited.
Lists OF prices aud desct be forwareo by post
Repairing carefully s1ded Harps aksu cxchans
btr,pgs, &c. OIL lmssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

Cleared
r ss Havana R, k spee CH Sa L xs.oo SaiSs
R Rs ssy S Sas. s% os %s Ka
S"sfs2h sa 2SSf% s"s nG
G Sns. Betmns Asss CO. T cS
sisr2s ADAMS; sSsa;sGSs ~: M,is FsS;ll: WI%Ps
fees Roe sasdesfr Ba1moe t asn Also
ssne Bsns pHaS s,sS & John Ewe
British ship GSsTo 0uterbdge from Belfast Eng Sept 49,
Ship Louisa Leavitt 81 days from New Orleans with cot
ton, to w. Nelson.
t., s Ts2"r suH Es Allen from Aug 49, with md's
Baque Duchess BAXTER tof Boson 81 days from ST. Peters
Pig John r Gsdqs Petersen from Belize Hon. oet
ssa II a9 4. Co Left Ss
eSgeEi s suggestion 9s S gales from Me-
schr Elizabeth, Billings, from Passport with lumber to
Schr Mechanic Roberts, from Eastport, with lumber to
sb d1emeda Nevns 30 days from Lubec with plaster
sch Jane Yates Yates days from Lubec. with plaster
,,schf Le Mary Davis. IA days from Portland with OIL to
Schr Mary Maria Ulmer days from Thomaton With lime
schr Pioneer Moore, 10 days from Machia with lumber to
Schr Zone Crowe days from Boston, with plaster to the
schr William Wilson, Baker days from Boston with mdse,
scbr Elizabeth, Baker days from Boston, with mde to
Schr Equity, Francis days from New Bedford with OIL
master.
Sch Industry, Cushman, from New Bedford with OIL SC.
to master
.schr Col Simmons. Fish, days from New Bedford with
oil, TO MASTER
schr Extra Harris days from New Bedford with oil,
MASTER
schr Charity, Kelly, days from Dennis with fish, SC.
schr Congress Holmes, days from Plymouth with fish, to
master.
Schr Mary Ann. Cox, days from Hartford with mde, to
master.
Below.
Two ships one bargus, one brig uni nown.
Sailed.
Ships Sea- Edwards and Tarouts Smith, Livepool; Eliza
beth Denisou, Post Mobile: Spring, Hamilton Savannah;
barque Navano Peabody, Oporto Bashaw Howes hatcher
and others
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Domestic Importatlons.

NV ORLEANs-Ship Lousa-35 hbds tobacco Bogart 4
Kneeand-2S Maitlandi8 bales hemp do wool Tucker
3 ties axeed 2 bb 10 kegs lard az hhds tobacco Field
Thonpson-i do McGegor-G6 do Q boxes samples j
Fnnca3 hhds tobacco Boornan Johnston co-3O07 sticks
logwood Janneree-20O bales 1859 lead Brown
Brothers co-i8 bales j n Brown-l3i Is Dawson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
JAMES LACY.

J AM ES IhN1,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, 62 John street, near William,
continues to make up Gentenens garments Of
workmanship, and the fashionable STYLE his usu
low prices. Gentlemen OF and fashionable clotl
ing should call and examine his select Of goods before
purchasing elsewhere. trial will be sufficient
the most economical that Tor beauty of m style of workman
ship and at such extraordinary low prices this establishment
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
u Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and mmeda perfect tx warranted the price Of
goods returned. Oi2 lmsec TERMS CASH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, AuctIoneer.
BY BELL X HOWAED
SATURDAY


AT lOk o'ciock "a the sales rooms
Large sale OF elegant furniture Of all descriptions
Also piano fortss splendid collection Of paintings
Also the funitns families giving up housekessne
consisting of marble top Egyptian aud marble top centre
tables book sofas looking sasse plated and
glass ware.
Also splendid Brussels and Ingram carpetngs SC.
Alsa the household furniture offs family from
Brooklyn for convenience OF sale.
This days sale will be found deserving particular attention
Also n ge additional lot of superior second hand furniture
and the balance stock OF carpet dealer lots iut
chasers.
MONDAY.
Furniture, Gentlemens Furnishing Store, &-.-At lDH
O'Clock precisely No ibl Broad By order Of Mr. Finn
he handsome tue Of dawng paror and bed
Kitchen utensils Nc sofas and sofa beds bureaus
dehoard book c;se cha'r nbes looking elasses p'no
otss paintings, clock china. beds. bedstead
Also in the store handsome glass cases eounter
shelves and fixtures, cost S3io
Also. shirts, stock, hosiery, pove, sc.
furnitureAlso at o'clock No 100 Liberty street the
entire furniture contained N sud house
TUESDAY,
At 10l% oc'o"k sales room
Larre sale of Dry Goads, Clohng fancy aud pledged s
ces &c COMPRISING the bala stock whole ne aud
retail fancy aud staple able dry goods cacos mu,us
gnght silks satns shaws dompstic IF all kinds Ace
OF London cloths ytngs in lots SUIT; 40 yds
Muslin de Lame aquanttv Of hosiery gloves and shirts, and
the balance stock OF a merch mt tailor
Also p'sndd consignment Of Sheffield table cutlery plat
WEDNESDAY.
Large rae OF choce Furiure cf all descriptions, fora
families removing sc. lh o'clock. IN he sa'es
Also took Of sple ddc mad. Cabinet Furituri all of
which warranted Lisewsr superb Paaoorte Paintings
Sc. Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

PREMIUM SOFA BEDS rEADS
NJ McGRAW'S PATENT EXTENSION SOFA-Ths
~ article well known the public. and advantages
have been proved that inventor deems
unnecessary to make further lie would however
beg leave refer the few following highly respectable
tenen who have these sofas their convenience
aud utility =:
Ex-President Van Buren, Undertook, y. Y.
James r. Whiting, District Attorney, &C.
Hon. &. G. CambreleDg Dc.
Hon. Senator Preston, =. C..
Brown, Brothers Co. do.
Col. Crosby
Rev DIR Mott, Schenectady, do
thousand more could be given of gene and Ia.
dies Of the first espectabiy il needs
only to be to be its best A. persons
wishing purchase sofas sofa bedsteads reclining lice
rocking chairs, respectfully invited call 400
second door above Grand street.
NJ b. The above sofa has been awarded premiums the
varons Fairs where has been exhibited gold medal t,e
silver medals and diplomas 1863 Broadway second door
above trand street. n m m
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DEPOT
OF , Gl,EN Y ~ FANCY DRESS ARTICtEs

OF GENTLEMEN's FANCY DRESS ARTICLES
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, Sc. e.
strsnGe visiting this city, to their rich and extensive
handkerchief, dressing gowns hosiery lambs wool erino
silk cotton Berlin, buckskn and other under shirts and
Their Of the above goods all other articles
appertainng 70 gentleman, wardrobe rich varied and
community they would particularly recommend their
ayie Of gentemens shirts containing many improvements
The shirts b. them suit the
form Of the weaer thereby doing away with the large Svepus
only the comfort of the bu the beauty OF the
form: This Improvement manifest the Judges Of the
AWARDED TO the sbscrbsrs their Brace paen
lary recommended all who acquired the habit
OF STOPPING They will be found of immense persons
Of sdenary habits by brcng the shoulders they
ment to the free oithe They would also call au
depend being suited with and sshionsble
articles, by calling the old establishment OF
PARSELLS Il AGATE,
80 90 3m#er syT Broadway, corne, ~ Park rlscr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

ITO ARCHITECTS AND. ILDERs.-The subscriber
would respectfully inform his and Others that in
consequences his old stand Broadway being burned down.
he has taken the premises No. 1875 Crosby Houston.
until such time the Broadway are rebuilt and that
he is prepared to any orders for Work
and Carving that be required the formerly
JOHN CALLER,
$50 In ib Crosby street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29
Isales Of stocks at PhiinaeIphia.
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 21-CId Scion, Buchanan, NOrleans
Elizabeth Remington. Havana; Oak, Ryder, Boston, Ann
Stilie. Wells, Savannah.
BALTIMORE, Oct 27-Au Herald. Watts Amsterdam; En-
Plre, Hawes NYork Cid Leila Higgins Hsvre Sid Nancy
Stevens Stevens NOrleans; Jabez Smith Antigua Emily
Ecott. Lauderman. La Guayra; Alexandra, Lewis New
York
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 26-Sld Nile, Boston.
RICHMOND, Oct 26-Arr Lancaster, Boston.
NoRFoLK, Oct 26A VIM Thatcher Decker Philadelphia;
Van BuTen Seayey Aecbo; Eliza Ann Fitzgerald Baracoa
Ann ID, Bedel, Nlork.
Spoken,
Celia Thatcher, New York for Mobile Goth inst lat 80 49,
lon II -.
Justna Shepheara Port prince for New York. goth inst
no lat &c. given.
Foreign Ports.
AnEcrBo no daen port VIM Penn Coleman. of and for
Bltmora, to sail 18th inst,