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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
LAND FOR SALE,

M Tract of Land, in Chesterfield County.
within two miles Of Manchester containing aboq, 600 Acres
heretofore advertised Is still for sale earnestly solicit persons
wishing purchase Farm vicinity Of Richmond 10 ra anI
view the premises shal be absent about on trip to
the state OF Missouri absence Dr. Ellis and
myonin law, d. J. Patterson authorized To make sale
23-2awIw WILLIAM rIItS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23

b Should additional testimony he wanted show that these
Machines every greatly superior In use tho
subscriber prepared furnish desire with print
cd certificates their favor from twenty others Of probably
the best AMI farmers State and 10 refer Them
10 hundreds Of others That have hs Tahins Machines in
An wishing these Thrahing Machines from the
subscriber, tsoo proprietor NJ the patent right Tor this section NJ
countyJ Premium Wheat Pans the present season viii
please favor him with their orders early may convenient
TINT he may be- able TO Furnish them In good season.
9a-cwfw JANEZ PARKER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
land SALE IN HANOVER.

GENulNE OLD BROWN WINDSOR soar for sale by
- BOLTON 4 HARRISON
- Corner Main andC streets heovr oil. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
Domestic Importations.

New ORLEArs-Ship 0aston3ls bbls pork Chas Mles-4O
do lard s8 do nsik castor oil 263 DO 2T sk wheat @8
Nanton Fisher-4t do Rsyeden co.'s bbs whea
Gray Crosby do lard II Brower-i3 bxs Burnett Eaton
III bales 20 loose hides BuckI trunk do Janver Cos
NEw OFLEANs-Ship UnoD-755 bar. Boorman, John
co52i iris porh 40 half do 8 bids bacnn kegs lard
suydam Sage co 81 kegs lard 70 brs do Howes ,dfey
berz7 brs oil 81 bags and BATE
70 Ls lard Bee6e cis br:'l,. 1T I
bales Hobook Nelson co7 b,jes cotton H,cI, n
CO.'S Martin Fshs-2O Newbold & Crof~5o M.sters
Msrxos COS bales teI skins PatIulo-22 do hemp T
Young x c0523 90 90 ID Morgip & co-99 brls fl ,ur
Brush eo-3odo huson Lowden-6OO do suv d,m sage
Sao- bales deer skins Ceutre soi- do fur. 81 beef
hars Fosdel-2brs bean, H'rper trunk Palms
% chs bacon FWsldo-l boxes md trunk and
csspet bag tieTc. Iuts brl trunk mdz, 10 order
HEWORLEAss-Barque MandaIin-5ll hhas sugar Leve-
IL 10 10 sacE q conle0 bbis meiasses J Humss.
Dds bn bi deer skins bide, Buck-I4 bales
cotton Colt co99 cks high wines 56t bbls fonr DoWs
MIS- ,sa nhqs tobacco Lawrcnc:-2o Fisk-72
NEW ORLEANS Rio Grande-2r5s ibis flour % do
EcnS' SuYdam' saee X co-lso bales GOTTEN Mil oank
NEW 0sLEAN.-Brig Dipoma-25o hhds Rowland
Asplnwaii-i0 tons lead TO order
new onLEAM-BIig Chas Hammond-65 bales cotton Brst
oVSs9 hhds obIs sugar 10 hhds tee bbls mossses Ro
Mosn,Bqr PonIsnd1f sn,t nsae n bros Al
Hogan.
MeBmE1sehr Lshoot-lao bale, cotton Holbrook Mel
MoBnE-Brg solon-57 bales cotton Hicks cos35 do to
order.
ArALAcHIcoLABrir Een-l,a bis Boorman. John
CHARLEsroN-Schr Edw Frankia-g7 bales cotton Victor
Duckwiz-40 II Leverch-66 Smith, Mills < co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

AyANA. April asIp port Angelne Barnes, for Boston, MT
day Roehamb.su do dg Grand Turk Loud Tor Newport
THIsrsp DE CupA, April Ala port wsshnetoD shank
land of phlladelphs from NYok krantln, 0ibss
loves ldg; Bourne Bradley, Of Philadelphia. for Losdon do;
a AIDE Tor Peand 81 Neptune Hosr from Bos'
going 70.
THoMAs May SIN pot, John Cater. to sail in DIS;
10 Or Y; sfshtn BSasy I'D Sell ,Halif.I, idg;
for H,mburg 10 days Clara Dunham for NYork s-ony Am
MeeTREAA, May IO-An Fayor.e.- Greenhorn, Glasgow
l,t Ayon Robinson Liysrpoo Scatter Johnny, Little, do;
Koht Watson Reid Newcastle Imogene, Foreman. sunder-
QUEBEGs May s-AT Zephyr Young sunde rland William
So lSn
Ma,9ers Hooe Hudson, do; Bolivar, Faran, Watefo!d
son, Newca rle Prince George McFsGlane, Aos; Pois
Ch,r% L1o%I s H. E
9th, Falcon Liverpool; Mail, do; Percy, Sunderland.
Home Ports.
Hn.TyosI May ls-An Cabot, Stuart NYork. Sid Aman
n Phil pMILAPELrHIA May 3IAn Peru, Snow Memna; VIM
EoGeI HssIdng Boston, Monsoon tae,t St Jago de Cuba
in tow .sh Excellent which stranded Cape Henopen
%F so
surypor; Aeh;'S D. Douglas, Cape May Fae%% Norris
TiSDo1 %f T PEs va ATs
yaanah Volta Tqe Boston; Theron, Wiets. BrookIyn
NosFoLx NAV PAR saganaw Lorug Trinidad de Cuba
ia with loss Of anchor aud part of the and for
lew Aupawap swssey Richmond for Fall River Bachelor
Horton for Havre went tosea Sunday John Caskie
bfsh ,as% MSsE k' S
Merchant Leslie Maanza'; Cordelia Psndctop Camden Me-
sss11a4 a r CUBA
SAVANNAH May ll-Arr Lucy, Little, NOrlean: put in to
Branch. English Zneba R:%iag.on s. Pc,
pool; Jas u Samuel, Somers, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

OF foreign vent for agricultural produce sunk prices
low as destroy the domestic trade on the other.
The progress of eventss producing different re-
suits The tariff indeed remains it was but the plente
business Of money ghtens the burden its cash
The same cause produces increased activity in domes
tic trade and rise in prices at the west consequently
the number OF buyers coming forward make real pur
chsses cash In hand, rapidly increasing At the
"me 'ne NUMBER Of Individual houses of respecabty
ana wealth. that spring for the transaction Of exchange
ana collection business, at those leading points where
banks have ceased to exist, is guarantee that
chinery is rapidly organising and keeping pace with the
improved trade.
The tariff will not be changed during the esent year.
and should money become scarce its cash provisions will
be severity alt. Upon tho whole, there is to
anticipate other than improving regular business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

l4th inst. at 10 o'clock. after n

On Sunday evening, l4th inst. at 10 o'clock after
short illness ALFRED BooTH, Printer, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased and those of
his father Jonas Booth respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this morning at O'clock from his late resi-
dence, 1879 Reade street.
On Monday morning. 18th inst after few hours Illness
Isaac HENRY WILSON, in the 4lst year Of his age late
Searcher in the Registers Office
His friends requested to attend his funeral this at
ternoon at O'Clock, from No. Dominck street.
On Sunday May l4th, JAMES AUGUSTUS, son of Joseph
and Harriet Chambers Of West Point in the 9th year
of his age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his fune
from the residence of his aunt, Sarah Mcgee King
street. this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
On Sunday, l4th inst ELIZABETH A., daughter Of VIM.
and Sarah Deere.
The friends and acquantances of the family are
pecfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her father at the Williamsburg and Bushwick Cross
Roads, LII
PsCarrisges will be in waiting the foot of Grand
street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.

L.vEHHooLship GsIriek-25o salt K Collins co.
Ro.sscrsniss Gamer COS Brown Bros eosas W Chsun;
sN s'yl. k07Ts s%sA eff s' sy
Ros H.oS
Hsa: sHuss er H .R A ses
hp S"a. 81 BausIsaJ Rhodes
Gss: ssss. 81 sss
H:ysfp7s1Y ssyMs s March Bunker
asss sSn' ee S.s.@. H,rI Ry shsa
::sss fSn ;,s. s:s ssSsE; I'll sss 81
D'r amin HY R:!: e1Ts
5sf.SSn F;%:s. s se'!i
5 s. 4 s sS
S:, S:i fS S.s.; %s
il. O.. Sis:
% s.o John fS Ns'sIa@s sosrss B;ss.fa s
bsa S ssnscs M 9s.a H ss b2iss,s
HIs; I's S;si s
L Limit s,S. fsI"sa John b.!
Ward ( kinSni Oscar vamz-i Join b Milhau-i A
CinraAorstDBs Martin W Br.u-s,s7s specie saoo
lbs ron Ssl bell metal Everett sps
SIS ssas s bale S SSs
sticks fusc 30l9 do hache wood c segs De Peyser
Wbitnanh-S7ii specie Fon Cuests-e52s Geo De Ruy
sl02 Jarroway-$0o Il Bunker-s24o Jas y Lawrence
le hides Moses-522 do 70 bags Isaac Smh--o5i
hides Zachrsson co.
TRNIpAp-Barque Madeline3lt hhd 81 cs q bbs mo,as
3i hhds sugar Chaelan Ponve2T sugar II ii as
tines.
PRT Au PLArr-Schr Patroli8 hides I25 bags coffee lfs
800 do tobacco Rossiere co-3 bag,
&co.
0uAvAMA-Brg walace-l52 hhds sugar Meyer & Stricken
al Dunscomb & Beckwth-i80 bags coffee Schmdt CO.
ST CRox-Sch Albert Xna-l25 hhds 100 bbls suear
rum % do mol.sses w Wetmore.
sTCRoIx-scbr Fawn7s hhds IS do 30 do noas
ses Aymar co.
HAvANA-schr Centurion-26l hhds 20 erces molsaes
Thurton-2 do honey to master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
Passengers Arrived. .

LvERrooL-Packet ship 0.rrick-Iohn Campbell, Mrs ]
Campbell Campbell Wilson, VIM Wilson, Jos Nc.
Kepzie, John Frazier, " Ely, Sanford. WIN Macn.
tosh John Coius-34l in the steerage.
HAvRE-Packet ship Sully-yean Leger, L Gleronde,
MDA Muzart, Muzart, T Muzart. Miss Muzart. Miss j
MuZaYt-l72 in the
TRIsrpADBarque Madeline-Rufus Paen. lady and sevt
NYork
CARrHAeENA-Barque Martin w Brett-Augustn LELAND,
Valentine Zero, Aquilno Gnjano, Antonio Paris, Csmils
Saients, Eucibus Umana, Fernando Neto Nicholas GINA
DR. Goudot and child Bogos; John Kendall, James
Brett. NYork; BERT, md Fouget, Paris.
PonT Az PLArT-schr Patriot-P Van Derhunt M Con-
nell 4 Council, M Truman
ST CRox-schr Albert Vins-C Daniels, L Sbutes.
MATANzAs-Brg Angors-R Galloway
ST THoNAs-Brig Steadfas-Mr Sheriff and two children.
MoBmE-Schr Lightioot-G Thomas Backinston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
Cattle MARKET

The market was well filled to-day with cattle most of
which sold at prices showing decline from our
last quotations The quantity Of beef that at
present is far from being first rats it is mostly stall fed
Prices ranged from S. to 81 for beeves.
There sold at the lower market the finest lamb we
saw il only nine weeks old raised by hand
and brought six dollars the foot Most OF the mutton
driven market is poor. There 325 sheep in the
stand to-day all but so of which sold, at prices
ranging from 81 to $3.50 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

MArArzAs, May ALE, light and brisk Dozen % ST.;
Beet prime No p bb 9: do Jerked, A, qql 81 81
do, s. u as Bread Pilot, Dbl. S.; Butter, yellow
10 Isl Candles, mould, is Is do Sperm, sO Cheese
Am II IL RS, Cider, dezen "a 81; Goldfish 34as
II; Lard, IS ls4rs; Lumber w P. NJ II sis: do P,
l2aI7; Nails cut g. Oil. whale, gallon, 81 rs do SPERM
~; Onions, 100 bundle, 81; Potatoes bbl 2; Porter
London, SO Pork. mess 10 Is; do prime, 10 a 10
rs; Rice qql, ST. sheetngs, Russia pee. 50; Soap
yellow, 4rs; do marble, a. Shocks hhd a / 2;
Bordeaux none.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
State of Trade.

SCWC6
There is fair degree Of animation in trade Morally
ashesArrive freely and sell rapidly Sales Of Pots
81 rs; Of Pearls at IS so, but some at SIS 625.
Beeswar-Free, at 291c per ID.
FshDry Goldfish sold at So 53a2 U.s. held at So 49, deal
ers offer 81 g. No Mackerel at s75a$9 No. Sc SO
SO 76 SIS IS 26a5 So with demand scaled Herrin sold
at 40c.
Hdes-Sales Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande. at l2al2lc
mos, and cash; Matamoras Carhags ma, and
Santa Martha at eAc mos Southern 9tc Florida at 93c
Calcutta at sOa95c for green and 70a72c for dry large
stock.
Hemp-Manilla at $l25. sros; Am dew roted at slOOa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
WATCHES. DIAMONDS Mc

THE Subscriber having retired from the late firm of Gel
pston Laid Co ha. commenced business the corner
OF Broad and Wall opposite Custom House
sale of fine Watches Diamonds and 0enemen's
prices in accordance with the times.
All Diamond Jewery bought of the subscriber will be re
purchased by him after eductnE cents thereby offering
to purchasers opportunity their diamonds
money any time they may please.
Fine Duplex Lever and Lepne Watches, which he
commend and good eepe-aso Gold Cha in
Pencil Cases. Watch Keys, Sc.
Silver Forks Spoons and Tea Sets of the patterns
and best quality and advance
on the manu- iactuer prices All the above articles shall be
equal TO the best made in New York.
Watche. and Clocks repaired under his personal pernten
Diamonds Pearls and other sprecioHs Stones and Silver
bought exchanged, VIM. F. LADD,
IL Wall street, opposite the Custom House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
M A R TIM E H ERALD


We shall esteem il favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
20 Commodore KoBERT SnvEr, of News Fleet, Re
Fort Of the Shipping left tho Port whence they sailed the
vS''ss Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents &C home abroad will also confer favor by
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Int gencc they car
received ~ 80 " -" '''""'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

MRS. N. SCHELTEMA, SMETs, 25s Broadway, oppo-
" site the Park respectful informs her customers and the
ladies' that she has Just received by the late arrivals
sortment Of Millinery Embrodees Silks, and other New
Goods for Dresses Laces and Fancy Goods of all
the Dress Making Department gil orders promptly
superntended by lady who has arrived who had
exnenenCe il the most fashionable French houses.
Will several of French Millinery. Monday May
Of Capoes Taratan Dresses. splepdd
broideed Caps for ladies' Of syle entirely differ
o~ any before offered; rich Barege Dresses Chdreps'
Hats and general assortment Of fancy articles which will be
put at a very low price usual mid lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

barrels picked Hans 1tS HS h' Co. 9ss"ss
PACKET SHIP GAsToN y, tom New Orleans, is dsch,Ig:
please attend TO the receipt ofths goods mis-
pACkET SHIP G;ARRICK, from Liverpool. Consgnees
so w val fs, on board at Or
All goods not permitted in five days will be the Public
pACKET SHIP OCONEE, from New Orleens, IS dis.
charging at Orleans wha'f foot of Wall Consignees
will please attend to the ceip Of their goods
NOTICE.
L. bushes. connection between the Subscribers having
Ceased notice Is reby gwen that the Subscriber David
T. SSSg . Il the N sole Of Rsecioy Eating
Copy B DAyID + FE aa9yzRll
New York, May LIST, l843.
.sc s notice Dsy h ress Gould
EIop1ie'or of ,he Refractory Eating EstaShmen No 10
H. yssf as % be
sn M Nay eed and
veil &c sssya s
tss f @
Of city can proauee and
'sS
NAV n'ls INC p''''' p''l'na %s .m
=: S i n VIA;
at the shortest notice - f''
We would for that no other persons
e unde5 penalty furnish shipping with Croton
BROWN 4 ORMOND
General Depot South Side Fulton Ferry.
mlo m-Ic South street. New York.
CK0T0M WATER@DAY's FIRST PRE- MUM IN
any for which leather
SECS the following op res -
It, Il perfectly uxht under pressure of the Croton:
90 Is made oil the strongest fabrics and will mildew
iDJure 10 the least and requires attention.
3rd 1t Is not destroyed by coming with oil
grease nor sfened by cold weather. the rubber de-
the least complaint be made Of tbs Hose posses
sing The above properties will be taken back any
ae OF SIX months from its purchase and other gwen
Coupling and jet pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers will note thst clearly that he
OF making which TO any other the rade
EQnids. HORACE H. DAY
mic msr successor:to Roxbury l. IS Maineu Lane
M EDICAL-DR J. EVANS has removed his Old Gaens
M Head Dppensary 100 Chatham Pearl street.
Of ell delicate and old DR.. Evans will
be tonnd by his enquiring friends II science
ana forty years experience sne practitioner Preference
an of his claims He wishes the public know
that he has nothing do with office in Peck Slip. His
charge: are moderate. His consultations confdena i
ITO CHARCOAL DEALERS-iaOo0 bushels CharcoaIof
good quality and size burnt the fall deliverable along
side Of vessels Cold Spnug Landing Putnam County which
Will be sold low lots not than $500 bushels Apply
NO. $50 bfooNe ST. at any time before 10 o'clock the
ing. mic 3issr
pATENT PRESERVED HIGHLY Favored POR-
ranted keep for length of Tine and any climate
n'''a'sd and for SALE WHOLESALE III MuLLANE
ms5.sr Iol William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

WHAT CAN BE- MORE trying to the feelings ola moth:
choc wasting under that terrible scouge OF infancy
cholera l1antGm or summer complaint And yet radical
ing to the s sufferer that ine.ti%ab peparationJayns
pensabe family edcine which adapted all complaints Of
the stomach bowels liver In SOUTH
place in nearly medicine
chest Sold by A. B. 4 d. Sands Druggists No ~ Fulton
stree corner Of Gold. 27s Broadway TT East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
Foreign Markets.

The receipts falling off, to cause diminuton
in the stocks but the crop likely to reach the highest
figures that hav been estimated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
SPRE EAGLE HOTEL.

SPRE 40 EAGLE HOTEL, N
20 whitehall street, opposite the Battery Garden.
house having undergone alterations and
having teen newly furnshed-be present PROPRIETOR re-
spectfuy his friends the old country and
Yelling public generally that open reception
oil permane Mt and transeient boarder
The position Of this hotel but little Of Id
vantages being situated facing the Battery GARDEN and CO I'M.
manding full view Of the Bay; within minutes walk of
the Philadelphia Boston and Albany sesmboafs.
proprietor intends that and industry
pnblic. " s
Homebrewed ale wines. spirits, &c, of the best quality
three cents glass, HENRY B. GRIFFITHS,
mis- lm~r Late of Bath. ENGLAND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
GREAT NOVELTY.

a. The eorps, q Broadway and Thirteenth street,
MESSKS RAYMOND, WEEKS CO. will continue
to exhibit their menasere being composed Of he New
York and Philadelphia together with Herr Dries
bichb groupe o. Lions Tigers Leopards Panther under
large AIRY and spacious rsyiion capable Of eso.uns
Thursday. the 18th 18th, nth, and 18th inst. $50
10 o'clock r. M. ~ w
ASm,ttanee Is eenu children snde! yeasi2x cents
lhe performance Of Herr Dnesbach the uner with
large BRAZILIAN Tiger the harnessnE and driving majestic
Lion and bis entering the den Of the Lions Tigers. Leopard
IN stands vailed. mid Ssec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
PLANTERS HOUSE.

,,rr>, ST. LOUIS. Mo.
IL pressure e the times, the unaeIgnes ha. reduced the
Wines from to 100 CENT His psbies' win
here toore be supplied with luxury the market affords
fort, than in the city, and surpassed by Hotel
Every attention be given by the hi, agents.
and servants to aecommt date those who may fayS hun wh
May S. is43. mis- 5wr
RE you troubled with feeling oppression after eating
Ae yay alter
pains in the stomach and bowel Are annoyed with
hSude DO you pc region Of the
wU a ~ amy Of The SCR
;wsI Affirmative and wish change hearty ard
MPffFjsH: there Ss Ts SouI
0rs s e as5:ntss sss,s
3. Sands Co.. No. 27s Broadway D. Sands Co No. II
East Broadway. me 6tnsr
PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS,
PRICES FIe Il GREATLY si Il R iS5t ARp '
PRESS II f.
new and machinery to their works. and The Teduc
!on e: Of material. and l.bOI enabled greatly
materials ssnssy vii Ss y their newly printed
Gon and hsy
BY ne ssfs nan en-
IL Be- ea wncs sy az %
them every pa,cua They attsr the%sslve. also ,hss
o% ny az 81 the u,.d bv
Printers Or Binders. including Types Ink Parer &C. will be
5CSns work and .s the lowest
BAL aE,ie,s, nspuf.ctusd BY tL. establishment will
NOT be imposed upon with spurious articles made in imitation
Printers of w,pape who publish th. with
si note three tunes before The fra July and send one
buying four tunes the amount OF ap20is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
NO. leo CHATHAM STREET,
THE OLD 0ALEN'S HEAD.

NO. IUU CHATHAW STKEET,
THE OLO 0ALEN'S HEAD
DR EVANS respectfully nforms the Public that he has
- had than forty experience in Europe and Ame
rica extensive hospitals AMI pracce-has voted
many to the treatment OF particular diseases also deb
old ulcers distinctions diseases female
panrs &C. Persons afflicted with depoable cases. patched
up by ignorant pretepdes advised call residence OF
than twenty in the city of New York has establish
ed his character for responsibility and superior skill The
merit OF those diseases Consultations perfectly private and
confidential
Make mistake, find the Old Gaens Head, No. 100
Chatham steeet. No eeton with any other Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

4. ssa By o.sSs who
Dunlap ,d.men and ari.t. $40 Broadway mis-
ROAhRPING WANTED-For geptIeman hi, wife and
child Lection down town Please address hi,
EMrfLOf MENT wanted BY smart active man, who
and cn ss ss soo hand and h, used active
Once viii sss:ss
TO JoURNEYMEN HOUSE ,PAINTERs-FouT OF
five first rate worLmsn the above line will meet with
M No. Hicks street, BIosilyn
WANrED-CHEAP JIMMY. No. ~ Grand st. want. g
I snS snS al
.pno combs, buttons Knitting cotton asee and
w g a,s ,a and n y
whoeile retail cheaper than any other store in the city
h vns snss retail
" %5s JAM u s sTY I, An o,,v,h
HSs s BY e. syaH % ESs.,sp
sending s nss :Hd wH%$ es
s,a I p%H.G 4 I2h 'ds gold zach
sa and s%d
s Ss S s+ Be ss
gold s%rs .SS ss' t vs ss gold w sasfd
s sad w be 'd by the
RoARDING-Good bo Td. with very desirable Toou. either
house pleasant w ssS1u e"efy ns
VII DC %, 6sne t' make the boaIdr' comfortable
.oo9 Grsenhou., Plant: Will be sold cheap for cash BY
to amonR oS.1
i:S ss IL Fl
H!:s
C9Tmat ons and great vensty Of oth.T plants all Of which
%Gi 81 Garden
Persons purchasing at Wholesale will be berny dealt with.
, and S and % n Vi
wi" be made IL f'S; s;?; s;
49, THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Sucposedto
~ hind feet white white strip N The forehead, small
me- Ti:' q
m,.. w ''' ''' Nv .coSKGiIN GAsLL,,
XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS,
AND GENER sAbS JOE r ri Nc, oEELcE.
,HE s"S,c SLn Ssrsaiia, NEAR FudToH
Management, Grocer. and Others that they have jus;
si it
E. be furnished with aasn,y Of labels suited their
Ssw in and 70, al
invited examine before
GSoss FfiSTNe-Thsr Office also supplied with every
OF Fancy Job Printing Circulars hAndb blh ads bills Of
lsdrg and all kinds OF mercantile printing, executed
PATENT CARD PREss-This machine IL particularly
adapted to the printing of cards which with
facility and beauty on: person being able print pack Of
Superior polished surface cards expressly for
this establshment) furnished and printed the
prices:-
100 Cards for 50 eenn 500 Card: for $l25
500 do $ioO 1000 do 100
vea,ed Show Cards Kinds. suitable for all
kinds Of business BRONSON g. Co
nib Iweec 81 Gold street, near Fulton