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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20
AUCTION SALE OF
WANTED.

0-NoIlCE.-We ask the attention of dealers
!" our sale OF Dry Goods this morning at . O'Clock
aP ~ DUNLOP MONCIREG ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-20

a SiluAlloN for young man who is n
rst rate book keeperundoubted character and win e,
' entire attention for small salary. Address C. RehnonS
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RY the ship Margaret Forbes, now at Cilv Pam

The subcnbeTsafe this day receiving full invoices Of
rom b"nIngham and Sheffield direct which compete. Their
n'eni IN this department for the snrng ,r,dc ~ ''
2O--lm TIpM,S
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THE BEST FAMILY
MAGAZINE IN AMERICA.

fidreman's young gardeners Assistant
American Gardner Instructor.
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American Eclectic and Museum of FOREIGN
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS

lMfOkTEEs OF
DRY Goods, Hard ware, Cutlery md Guns,
Main Street,
ap ~ he Etch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
LEARY sCo.-GENTLEMEN,s HATS.
FASHIONS For Autumn 1919

At the solicitations Of many customers from
distant parts of the Union shall Introduce
sales the beautiful style OF Geutlemen Has
for the coming in order accommodate them, ESQ
the numerous strangers visiting the city who may a
mere prior the date Sept y when has been our custom
former years to effect the Autumn change Of Fashion
LEARY & CO Hat,.rs, Mo- and Astor House
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, conraining drawing;
dimensions and other illustrations will be forwarded d man
nose who request it, and who address as post Iau.
New York, Aug. 49, 1919. 'so'
~ Brd-PiSE AND NAssAu-sTHEETs.-l ne he" style
G.nteens Hats the ensuing season ere now ready 'of
inspection and sale the store OF the SUBSCRIBER corner ne
and Nassau-sts. 81 I'M, DIM.
POST OFFICE Nrw-YoRK, September IL, 1873.
EnoJ;sh AInil-Lerter Bags per ROYAL Mail
Steamer izania winch eavei Boston he 10Th inst Will b.
rdav next the 18th q minutes past o'clock NJ
sI9a JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM, T. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

relation to the Bank of ST Clair Michigan which We found
the Detroit DAILY AdreItiseF We have letter from Mr.
Jesse Smith, stating tat the Bank ST Clair has not
chased the oaAant County Bank there anv necessity
for dong so N order TO Increase the circulation Of the Bank
of ST. Clair IS that Bank ande its present charter in
crease 70 near ree times the a, This time in crcua-
rion.
Nh Jesse Smith, who a.ze stockhoder in the Bank
Of 81 Cair and represented the article alluded 10 as
his accounts In his nat and his head yve Learn
from those who have business connections with him
ea OF wealth aud sterling integrity aud ms friends have
great confidence in any business entrusted his
head aud the accounts Ia hs hat kept with such
caacy thai he HIS YET failed engagements
Z: maturity.
TIL american Bank Boston Trustee. have declared
i'dead OF ~ per cent the capital stock making With
previous dividends half the stock repaid farther
dividend OF oS per cent anticipated be realized from
the as.e's.
The Ocean Insurance Company of Boston have made
dividend Of 10 per cent their capital stock which, with
previous payments makes the entire capital and Il per cent
advance already divided.
The South Bank Of Boston mas Just divided 5 per share
in addition 10 previous payments making all e5 per
divided OF It's capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
Disasters.
Arriyeti,

Ship American Of Providence Burgess, from Havre Aug.
s. with mdz to
Ship Martha Washington, Tyler from Antwerp and
Flushing, Aug .. in ballast to Post and Phillips.
Brig Adams Warren, u days from Lubac, with Plaster to
order
Brig Apphia King days from Boston, with Hides bound
10 Rgndou,
schr Echo Robinson 10 days from Richmond with Coal
bound 10 Boston.
schr Eliza Williams from New London, with building
stone bound 10 Philadelphia
Sailed,
Ship Vespasian New Orleans. Ship Southport, Charles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
MARRIED,

.il.b inst, at St john, Chapel, in this city; BY the
w ~ - Wainwright John Purdy TO Virginia ieackie
Res paIo,d Wescheser county the 18th inst by the
Assn. Rats. John Jay Wood OF Brooklyn 10 Mary,
i'sS s 's,n If walter Lyon, the former place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
,VIIE INSTITUTION for the Education

VUE INSTITUTION tor tle EDUCATION Of
| youag Ladies BY the Aessys ABBOTT, viii be opeGed
on MONDAY October 2d No.j Co!onnafe Houses La Fay
f;e Place Tuition from S2 Sl3 according 10 the aud
studies Of the pupil Ample provision wi be made for tho
rough Instruction. both in the rement4y Branches OF know
ledge aud all the cher OF study pursued ~ the first
institutions OF the country, Il WI so &c prominent d.
sim 10 advance the moral and e iou welfare of the pupils
guard their health from injury and 10 promote their hap
pin,sS
Ptients wishing more particular information will receive
theii address through the pos, Office, The Mess AB
BOTT' Pupils desiring enter, will confer favor by
making application a early may he convenient the
manner JACOB ABBOTT,
GORHASi d. ABBOTT,
CHARLES 4. ABBOTT.
NJ Yn,k Angnst 3O;h 1872. sig IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Under the
/ care OF Rev. C. D. JACKSON, A, NJ. 255 Green street
near Wavsrley Plac.-The Fall term will commence on
MONDAY September 1.-The design of this School give
20 very small number the thorough aud accom-
Mi shed education preparatory 10 College business, under
the personal Instruction of the Principal Circulars contain
ing tel references, &c. can be had az The house.
,ulg 2men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
Below.

Brig William Crawford, ~ days fsom Laguna with Log
wood Br. Brig Diadsm, from Windor, ), with Plaster
Brig Bordeaux from Maanzas and Brig Caspian from ST.
Cr0ix is sill below Wind Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

uOBOKEN.-Increased attracuons.-Free In
strumental Concerts the Pavilion Of the Elysian
Fields every afternoon. \ superb Bass Band will be in
tendance on the lawn front Of the Pavilion and perform
va rt Of new and popular airs oyertures marches &c Sc
This additional novelty he triamed beauty of lis seen
cry cannot fail 10 increase the pleasure derived from visit 10
this very iivonte resort.
Ire ferry boats ply Hoboken from Barclay Canal and
CHRISTOPHER streets. Fare only q. cents AMI is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

4sg.g- THREE FARMS for sale, in the town OF
sas Beeckoan, Duchess Co The ,ad farms adjoining
rach other, and wi! he sold separately toge,te.. The
barn. The second contains bour one rmdred and thirty
acres, with small farm hoase open H. The third contains
well wateret and veil proportional with plough meadow
and wood land Also good 9cha't OF v3Gous kinds Of frq'
Ancon the ith of Nov. next, At Y O'clock tn
IrsrS. For varticular. inquire. 81 II. DENTON, te
premise; WHEELER GiLDER ,Bsektaan or WRIGHT
LOSEE i co. y a00.e..t.. Nes- ork. 81. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

Itwi Dc seen that we have deducted from lie New.Or.
leans the quantity received that poIt from Tex
ls-Texas being forsiga country
Oar estimate Of the quantity taken lo consumption
include any Cotton manufactured the States south aud
west Of Virginia, nor any IN that State except the
i,y of Petersburg and Richmond.
We published paragraph in paper of the 2e,h u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

GRAND CONCERT-Mr. H RUSSELL res
tertanlnent on Thursday evening September nth. at tn
Apollo Saloon, which occasion he viii have the honor of
presenting: the public number and of his
avorite omposon comprising the Tent Sccns from
Richard the Third; The Ship on Fire; Song tn Rising
English Gentleman S. Cards of Admission so coats TO be
obtained at Hewtts, Atwilis and VIM. Duboises Music
Stores To commence II O'clock The Piano used on this
occasion from .nanufac,ory of Mr. Chickeripg Boston
AMI furnished BIZ Nlr. j L. UeMirt. 81 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

ra FALL FASHIO NS.-The subscriber hes
"a uS finished bis assortment Of Fall Fashion Hat which
the elegant and becoming that has besn lnrGdg
c-d FOR long time. Il improvement upon the P,nsta
FasoR aud conb.es hera cenlness OF that nation, so well
known and ashy Appreciated with the substantial
recommendations Of American XII, and workmanship Tnes-
ats are 2h graceful becoming 10 all eataIes .ad wita
III. pIe-e,.irrnce Of these Ii5ts over al otaefs
+. BL0OAER, l39 BroaGway,
sl33t- Opposite Howard, Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
MILLINERY GOODS,

rTNIIE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
nery Goods at No % BelyeT.,treet Tore door from Pearl
street and first street below Wal seet has taken great
pains selecting his goods 10 have them of the ashOna
Die and desirable tyrs, thl VERY CliEAP liz believes
his assortment TO 1T the best selected Of in the city and
embracing almost every article in h Millinery ne aud
he buys and sells fo cash. they help being cheacs
The reputation he already has 81 selling Millinery Goods
cheaper dian can BE- bought elsewhere, e he
inucement persons call before purchasing lie attends
the auction sapS daily, avail himself Of TIE bargains that
may offer and in give them 20 his customers.
l.. vi. STEVENS.
Vorl harl Uni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
nnOOO REWARD.-The store of the subscr-

G.1OOO REWARD.-The store of the subscrl-
CiUUO bers was burglariously entered during Sunday
and sunda night; the Sd inst and large imount Of Watch
erv of which the reward will be given proportion
ale amount for any part oft, f.. S. $: ROCKWELL.
SIX NOD astor liousS.
TITANTED-A situation bya respectable Eng
w h woman as nurse and ssamstress and is willing to
assist lin ChamberwoFk if required Can converse IN The
Frcnch language or situation Cook; cook IN the
French style Good cly references giye Apply at IS lose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
Cleared,
CIcNcCN,
hin Pau,hes Abbot Baltimore, Bicklow & Crane. Sic

Ship Pan,hea, Abbot, Baltimore, Biclow & Crane Sic.
shin Ardacia, Valley ST. Petersburg, GOodhue & Co.
Big Hoxy Spear, Thomaston, Ne, Nesmi,h Dodge, &
Co. Dr. Big Lady Of the Lake. Anigood, Pernambuco
Middleton & Co. Brig Trio, Doane, Jacmel, Foster &
Vickiason Brig Samson Baker Port Leon via Key West
3 D IurIbut < Co. Grower, Ulmer, Boston Elwell s.
Co. Gsr,rdue, Morgan, Nesni;h, Leeds K Co
schrs Solomon Roosevelt, Benjamin, Richmond, F. s.
Powel Ann Maria, Jones' Newbern, y {, Mitchell
Challenge, Dyer, Portland, Me- + Lewis.
Memoranda.
The Ship Stephen Whitney for Liverpool IS detained on
account OF head wind.
In addition the ships South American and Helen the
p Illinois and bark Franca ell Of this port have been sold
hr Whalers.
Fise.egbths Of the ship Sea, sos tons bur;hen built in
1882 with fall inventory, etc., sold at the Merchants
Exchange By Grinne Nlintum Co., for S2O,25e, IA &
ueuhs.
The Yarmouth Register says Any information concern
1g the schooner Pauda Essex vii! be thankfully received
hs Office she was on Georges Bank during the gale oil
b. hu!t d has not since been heard Of.
The ship rIuce Albert with cargo valued 25 OCO left
England the early par, of June for St johns, B. aud, at
helast advices, had not arrived
Disasters.
Soop Volant Williston from Roadou;, Of and FOL Brs
l !, with coal, ashore the GrIdrOn, Hurl-
aN, sh Inst She had not bilged Of 9th, and was
thought would be 60, off after dscharsins her cargo
The Boston Joura! Of ast evening Says Nothing far
hsr from brig Susan Spoosd ashore Nixs Mae) to-day.
TIE repog, by Telegraph that she got off yesterday
correct Yesterday morning her foefoot observed 10 be
started. She had 10 pilot board when she went ashore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

QsGa WATCHES! WATCHES-Thc largest
he sjand splendid assortment IF Watches IN the cry
TO be found ct the subscribers he Is constantly
receiving all descriptions of Cola and Silver WacheS OF me
newest style from the manufacturers England, fraacc
aud vzefand selling them retail q much 's pr
than any other the city Cold WatcrS ~ 10"
IS $50 To SIS Zach Watchcs and Jswey exchanged or
bought. 81 watches wanaat- TO keep gccd 1nse o. ' 10
noDp; rturst Watches Clocks, and Jewi!T r5paiIrt IA
lie best rnanner ard warranted lower than al any Or
&c. ALLEN, Importer 81 Ws ,1 .1' m Stairs
rnv17 isff Wh0lesae retail. ~ vva-. UP siILs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
MTlNDOW SHADE DEPOT. No I Spruce.s,

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce.s,
The subscribers invite the attention of the public
tqr splendid assortment of Decorative Window Shades, Al
having been got up with great care, and warranted 10 pleas
Shades PAINTED 20 any pattern SIZE.
The assortment consists OF splendid American Landscape
Italian do, Wild Njg1etta French Scrolls, Viguetts aad
LandsGspe Centres Iirtpm a6beys, Moonlight Views, Sr
Scn Banners aud Decorations done in style not TO b.
sur,asse,, BY any other establishment.
Southern and Wssem Merehants supplied with any guam
nv. sARTOl Y De NAlTNY. au22 linis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
Commercial and Money Matters.

The sales were again large to-day The transactions in
State Stocks reached 100000 Ohio SKIES 1860 improved
per cent. 1850, per cent; Illinois b Indiana q Mem
tucky !; Harlem !: S,onington /; Farmers Loan
Sterling is q 81; Francs 525 522faiF business de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

l@ THE Subscribers are ROW prepared 10 sell
s Watches and JewelIy low II NOT lower than any
W. other house tO Gold w achss from Sl5
500 each; sIyerto from s. to $40 each All watches war
cac s % and s n 2S ii Bers 81 Iated a wan
than other house IN The city Second hand Watches Or
old Gold and Si!ye. taken exchange bought for casI
THOMPSON y FISHER, importers Of Watches and Jew-
-ry, wholesale and retail, No. 33l BozJwag
au,6 jmsh RICHARD FISHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
DIED,

,-.;,a.day. the l3h inst. of Cholera nantum, John
Va ;nfsur SON OF Russell {. and Mary Root, aged
pE oasi and friends Of the family in,ied
.hs fnae.e this afternoon al O'Clock, from No. %
eS,,b.street without further notice
~ sav,day the ID inst Mrs Abby Wade wife Of Capi
.W,5e aged 10 years Cincinnati papers please copy
~ Farm,nvton, Maine, or the lth ins.., Mrs Harriet
...tsnj wife OF Reg. Jacob Abbot.
ny s.u,day Sept, 9h, in Williamshurch, at The resi-.
n her sona.law George Darlington, Mrs. Elizabeth
aged 70 years elic Of the late Maurice Davies
L,ly of New York. Albany and Utica papers please
Mopn. Pleasant n Y, on Monday, the lIh insr
rr;au Forbes Of the late Alb. G. Forbes, aged 80
Or Wednesday morning W, Day Glass, infant son Of John
nd Susan Glass
h fuaera iom the corner Of Ryingon and Tom kns-s
i. afternoon a, g O'Clock.
On Tuesday Robert hyde, aged 81 years
A.FIusting l. /, On Monday, Peter McKinlay, in the
.sh rear Of his age.
A. Foster Meadows L. l.. on the llt! inst of consump-
~, Buel \ Bushnell, aged 81
A, New Bedford OH the 10Th inst Josephus Hufty aged
Il formerly of PbadelphiG.
On the SIKH instant Grove Point, Great Neck -.
a,rie, Broome Cogswell, wife OF Rober, w. Mott and
:ngher Of the ls;e DR. James Cogswell, of \ y
u-@1xn,zn-nsas
Passengers Arrived,
/. Ship American Of Providence from HavTe-Mr 30.
Id Jules Gustave and LADY, Gonsolin Pierre Louis and
Passengers Sailed.
,te packet ship Montreal for London-Alr JAS Lucas
I'd kdv and Lieut. F.nwck and servant, Of London Abe
Tlee Of France; Mrs Bennett of Jamaica, W l. Mrs Horn
I'd Mis-: Horn Of New.Yofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

MEMS BOYS AND CEILDREN'S CLOTH
aaaI.iSTREET and BoWERY, viii keen consraatiy
~ hand. full and conn ee as:oIn-at OF MEMS. BOYS
And CHlLDREN.s CLOTHING, Of all descriptions
-,dy IN FAsHoSABLE STYLE, which he would
rcrfuy invite the attention OF those he has
ID. arrangements 70 receive CLOTHS CASSIAIERES,
VESTINGS, Sc, b. ey-ry Packet and has secured the
ryices of experienced Cutters he pledges himself gre
1sri-ct satisfaction TO al who nay purchase.
B-CGrments mad, TO order at the shortest notice,
mi ,-ith strict puTctudlity. sl2 fills
nEACH ORCHARD COAL-Now discharging
L from boats foot Of -irnos-s,rer,,
Broken size :. -. -. =. 81 81
And other Coal constantly on hand by the cargo Or ton
low crces, from boat or yzrd J. TERRELL,
sI4 In cor. HGdsoa ard AGaos-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

- Heads of Ha:r.-BARKrs Venrilatinsand Cos.
amer Invisible Wig closely resembles the real eaa 81 al
IN, md connosseIlrs have pronounced i the most
rec and extraordinary avenon Of the day The great adj
sanase OF this novel and unique WIs Is ITS otins a az
closely resemble the natural hair both in g5nesf s t4a na 50
rnr appearance as 10 defy detection, It's texture heih -
Sr,urin SO porous and so free all cases OF peTspIa
plimIsded and the Tsat evils ol a eke
invited 10 Inspect this novel and beautiful VIZ and t-
uiis method OF firing the head the sole inventor anu
artv.,treet, up stairs ava itA''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

DUARDINCi.-A few gen;eel Boarders can be
- accommodated with pleasant rooms IN pirate BQ9rdng
way They can enjo The luxury of4 Bathing Room without
no1l.rae References gwen md reanlred. SD Llyl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

l,f. FOR SALE, or 70 eXcnange Tor o;ner pro-
:f perty FIVE Tenpin Alleys Lease, Bsf-Stock and tx
.EE:4Asa. turrs, No. SO Broad-st. aus 2misI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

of Beauty. for discriminating an plmples, saoWneIs
reckes, moFhew and cntaneous snptionS reazlnS deli
whit-neck hand and ecltlug blooming aT-
rarYeTance; b. dlatng properties preventing IN; form
alton Of wrinkles and banShug ;hem WHEN present 30 NOR
Goceuc- If this preparation accomplishing every thing prom
sed thai he VIII the purchase money TO eysF d.ss3
fed customer To b. found where else New Iork o.
BROOKLYN bu WaIkeF-stsre door from the corner OF
Broadway. 81 Iliiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

Y3TANTED-By a young man, situation as
waiter coachman groom, either in The city
try The OF reference given Apply 81 Broome sreti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

JNANTED-Resp ectable families can alwlys
w have the very best Of protsstaur at Elliott
& Co.'S Office No i20 Broadway, I'd door below Howard st.
Wanted u protestant girls this morning. liousekeeef
please all. Sill II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

WA NTED-A situation by Teacher who is
fully acquainted with the French German and Spanish
languages Ample testimonials to ability and moral char
acter en- bs given He has been teaching for the year past III
one the respectable institutions IN the country and
would like obtain suitable situation either IN the city
country line seat H. Herman Irving Institute, Tary-
.nivr. vii be rumutv resnnnled 70. SD y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

Persons interested in the proposition and opposed th1
samo requested % present Iheir eetoni IN Writing %
2tt, inst. JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Ofice September r. 1913. s4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

II7ANTED-A place as nurse and seamstress by
w anice GIRL would take country place or 20 south
a,n,,, ar an Bro.l ,yav basement sii St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

1.-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
can BE- accommodated with pleasant rooms aud board N
small family wher- there bot lev bolrdef' app a.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

GoNsroox, SARsApARlLLA-Ths fine PREPARATION willin
Ten days entirely ali efuptions hotches on
HE pUce Is but 30 cents per bottle per DOZEN
SpuFiyns the blood, nothng equal 1t. To be had
SAs az Il c. urtandt street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

yATANTED---A situation b. girl II years old
w 70 mind children or vaiter Good city reference Ap
ply a. 30. IS S,xl-str.et, third story. Sll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

yH7ANTED-At ]. WATTS ofiicv, BAY Broome
street employers Tor number OF honest AID Tsspfca-
bic girls with the best references Lara VIII P.ease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

WANTED A PARTNER--an active man--to
w rake an interest in profitable Office business worth
$500 per annurl $3.50 in cash will purchase interest hp
NV ~ 81 Liberty, stree, front room. sJi.T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
rote Domestic Exchange

ST1tCIt
per value
Amer Gold, old. .lO6 1861 Carolus Dolls. 81 o.
do do 100 100! Five Francs. 933a "a
Half Dollars par / Douboons 10 81 al6 as
Portuguese Gold loo 100! do Patriot. lis c. ais 20
Spanish Dollars. .l0i Soreregns ) So 4 50
do Quarters. as 100 do light 81 %
Mexican Dollars .l00:a l0l Heavy tfnineas W
do Quarters. 9s 100 lNapoleons % 8 81
We give below the yearly statement OF the Cotton crop of
the United States made up with much labor by the Editor
Of the Commercial Stl there appears be dlsce.
pncv in the details The Of prodaoo over ast!ear
IS placed COS 3o bales The Of exports 544 ssS
bales Of consumption 81 9 bales; Of stock hand 6a69
bales burnt, 900 bales: total 6S5 S45 bales The stat
msnt furnishes no clue the whereabouts Of about 10000
bales as would appear BY this calculation By the last years
statement the exports set down at 10000 bales more
than could be found 20 export
Yearly Statement of the Gro,rth Export, Consumption,
DC toy the gear ending 3lst august 1919, Of he
COTTON CROP OF THE UNITED STATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

JJTATNED-A Good Journeyman Watching
w ker A Swiss would be Preferred. None need apply
hnt those that would be well recommended Apply at 63l
Broadway. sH "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
aull 3nnls
rRANCIS,S IHGHLY IMPROVED MANI

IRA NCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
L FOLD WRITER-This article has now been before
the public but short time, aud has gained reputation
yond parallel with aay thing ever Known and the many thou
obtained tha entirely taken the precedence OF the Copying
Press and many Of merchants Liter paying from SIS
$50 Press have laid them aside and given the Manifold
Writer the preference sndng them 10 be Eatef and mos
peitious The Copying Books done M IN ya:ety r
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it VIII recommend Itself more than column of advertising
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DUBLiC NOTICE Is hereby given, that peti
ton las presented the Board Aldermen pave
Eighteenth between the Boonngtae road and the 9TH
avenue; and also flag space four feet wide, through tbe