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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

JOHN N. GORDON
Offers for sale the following articles ensls
negotiable paper, or I'm exchange for country
produce, and 60 Punetunl customers en-
the usual time:
ST. Cfoir p. Rico and N. O. Sugar
- Jingle, doubie 4 tribe Loafdo
West India A Orleans Moasses In hhds sDdbbh
Pine Old Java
IaFuira, Green A White
Oh and Rio COYrFE.
~. Domingo A. AnEustufa
n. Powder Imperial, Young IIyron ani Blseh Tee
Pepper, Aispiee, Ginger, Cloves and ku'nsss
Coppcfas hadder and Indigo
Sole Leather, good and damaged
Hemp Bed Cords, and Plough Lives
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and BRAD
Powder sho', Pig and Mar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Pager
Shoe Thread. hno and eoans
hoap, Starch, PIG blue and Chooohie
Window Glass and Putty
tofion yarns, from different FACTORIES
Bar Iron, svrdcs English 4 Ameriesn
Hoop, Band a Sheet Iron Natl Rods
Steel Anoriean English Biis,sred cas Sheer German
Coppet Brasisrs, sheatng haf
Znc, speier 4 Block Tin
tn Plate eoupon hind, and Iesded orFooana
Winter Strained Lamp on
Live Gees Fsathsrs
Tubs and wood bound
Polished, wagon and cart Rorss
Bacon, city cured and western
W NB-Country produce old ~ eoynu1ls-soo
NH 2o-d&cd
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
HNIFrY HHDs. Porto Rico Sugar
~ 10 DO Cuba CANNED DO
700 Bags Prime Green faeuyra Core
700 a. 81 Dam,,ro AZ
100 DO Pnms % Angostura do-for al. nv
ma POI - ..... WILLIAMS \ HAxAII
SAHAToGA WATER--se norss sarsors wsSs5 e,,s
- nom ne spsns ~' received per Ts.ss~pfov ..ls y
4" ALES. sAvAL 4 co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11

GAmBROONs, DRILLINoe, &e.
II ICIfT and dark coloursd Ganhroons
- White and brown Linen Dnlngs
Drap etc and Grape Cambcts
Summer Cassimsref and Eankeens
good assortment Of the above goods for Panslooas received
and Tor sale cheap, at J. n. CUNNiNeHAN'g
mag Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11


s,zN,E REMOVAL.
SsS-V BOLTON Il HARRISON removed their Drug
~ and APohecay Store the Of Main and Govern
G II Streets formerly occupied IIoyts Exchange olee
49, where they intend having always hand
meh OF Drugs hedeines aud all other articles connected with the
Drug Business.
" B. Families country merchants and physicians supplied
Il IA
oY'S BoOTsI just lot Of Boys calf skin
~ Boots Of good quality, for sale low ALIEN NIL.
NH Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags &c.
a BARRELS Spirits TuTpsntine. for sale by
IN &c IS GAYNoR & I.YELL.
GEARS FAMILY MAGAZINE new monthly OF ~ PAGES
NJ whose object the publisher coeef.
sysisaiAo the great OF Standard general knowledge
tanned in works
beyond tho reach OF mankind and
pared 70 aee by is esapness AMI oonprehsnvenes.
the acquisition Of all II WILDE embehed
engavng ilisiraive OF many prominent events
BScsl History To entirely scctarlan
n-Phs2 90 Subscriptions and orders solicited BY
l.. NJ HARROLD.
Or n Liberdi OFsrABy psr.on subscribing himself obtain
ing subscriber for year and 81
funds free NJ all shall copy Periodical
and 81 sesrs Bible biography Wonders
world toh kept subject his order Actress
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Foreign IInportati0ns,

LoNDoN-Ship Quebec-6 pkgs w w De Forest-3l do NJ
Oppeuheim42 Cummings Risch-l00 Bzrstow & coo
Clark MsGowans silkin lro9sdsscIso Geo More
frey, Pattison colo Wilson Browne Lumey IIiIO
Theron Rockwell-i Lenng-2j q NJ Haywood co--33
J tllson-l00 Huut-6 + Blackbun-9 A II Ward--2 Post
s Mein-2 + w LasakL5 Wiley Patqam-3 Baldwin,
Vyse-2 Chas King coz Navy Agent Patton Stewart
copper bottoms Phelps. Dodge coll pcs aud pkgs mach
merry Goodue co0O0 hides 100 slabs 100 bxs sundry
pigs order.
LIyEhPooL-Shp Lverpoo( Reported yesterday so crts
casks Thompson Parshli Winkley3256 bars iron @
Morew ood52 bars 81 bds do Feanes Fecher-2 bales
sogIi00o SKIS salt Woodruff Mntun-lt crs cks mdse
MumiOrd22i bdls iron Crooks-il w Harrs-523
bxs tia plates 223 ngots tin Phelps, Dodge
HavANA-Bug Vgina50 bales tobacco 81, GOO bb
AZ Rossiere-8s @ Thurslon- ck mdse Wichelhausen
228 bales tobacco Aqurre Galwayl8 cks TAYLOR
Il bale segars Luis Bransen- box
odse Giuseppe Ayezzana-000 Dumartheavl20O
nister
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TIE fine weather OF yesterday gave the markets quite
an animated opening and considerable activity prevailed
throughout the day.
Pots are still held at 81 $50; Pearls are
quoted at S53lt. The demand is very limited.
BREADsluFFs-The operations in flour yesterday were
quite extensive, and Genesee advanced to and remained
firm at $3.50 price it will not go much above. Mchi
gan and Ohio fla, hoop, we quote at $3.50 Southern
brands continue very dull and quotations remain with
out alteration, and are merely nominal.
Movements in wheat are slow, aud at prices cores
ponding with those in last Corn is very dull
We quote northern 81 a So cents
CoTroN-Tbe market has settled down into a very quiet
state Spectators have lost large portion of their
dence and the present sales confined another
of purchasers The prices that ruled the closing of
the market on Saturday are still current We continue
to receive very favorable reports from the South which,
if true, must materially influence this and the European
markets. The Acadia aud Great Western will take to
England far different accounts of the new crop than
those before gone forward.
HAy-The sales to a moderate extent, ct our last
quotations. The receipts continue fair exceeding the
demand trihe
SALES OF REAL ESTATE, by Anthony j. Blocker & Co..
at the MERIDIAN s. Exchange. Oct. 9th-Terms cash -
The country seat late Of VIM r. Oracle, situated at ia
maica, L J., containing about 80 acres, $4,000.
One village lot at Jamaica Washington street, near
Fulton, % by $50 feet SOL
One do DO. adjoining, 500.
Ope lot on Washingo On street corner of Centre 95 by
100 feet, SAG.
Four lots on do adjoining, each $29.
Two lots on Centre street, each $25.
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T. RARONTO

L. BARONrO,
RTIsr in Alabaster, Marble seagli9la Sc, from Italy
IA respectfully invites The gentry the Inhabitants sh1pkeep
Bazaa country dealers and the public in general
his Museum Of Arts No % Orchard street. betwe Grand
and Division which open for Inspection
splendid assortment Of Italian and English IN Ala
baster, black marble, yellow soGe sdlace red
aud various other marbles verde d prato granite &c. &c
consisting of various sizes of groups figures busts taxes
Hebe Etuscan candesticks,
stauds, watch clock stands time pieces spill u
dogs, tables forentine baskets bulls lions, breaches
obelisks bell gozzoy vases vases paper
weights ring stands card boxes boxes nests amn
paintings of Mount Vesuvus of Naples books concho-
osy, mnealogy, geology marine botanist NC &C. Price of
articles from l21a cents to Sl00
Cleaning and repairing of every description moderate
terms.
Admission free. $50 6ws
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MUSIC.


JOSEPH KAMMERER, professor Of music respectfully
his and the public general that he
has removed from 80 Crosby 136 Laurens here all
orders for his Coion Band wait parties in
Of will be received and promptly attended
Orders for j. X will also be received Mr.. w. Dubois
store, 285 Broadwas. o2 im"r
DIANO-FORTES. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NEW
L MUSIC &C. sc just received at ATWlLL'S Music Re
pository, 20I Br ,adway, ST. PauTs.
Purchasers invited several splendid Rosewood
and Mahogany Panoiortes this day added aread,
tensve # Pianos hand Flutes, Guitars &c
sc. in abundance
The supply of and admired Music is very erbra
the from all of the country Purchasers
depend ceiving editions. liberal deduc-
ton where music is ordered i'll quantity
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COME TO INGERSOLL'S GREAT BOAT AND OAR
- BAZAARS-At this establishment can be found every
description of Boats that the ingenuity Of suggest
Look what he has done then judge of what he
his was built the following unrysled boats
Dnky Trouber; the Komp of Hugate, and the Paul Pry
The boats Henry Stark which 20 in IS months
for the United States ship Ohio the Empress Florida
the brass mounted gig Neptune for Tampco Bay and ho Of
others equally great
Oars, Swees and ScullsThs branch of his business is
truly worthy Of Look the prices only three and
four pence foot All the scu for racing dressed by the
seen At his Office sixty Boats swavs ON hand Visit b
Baza if desire Al work delivered free Of charge
Z. L. INGERSOLL,
1906 4o6 and ia Water and al Cherry sets-sole proprietor
M
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In The City and County of New York. from the 9th da
Sept. 10 the 7th day OF Oct, I8i3.

In the CITY and County Of New York from the 9th day Of
Sept. TO the 7th day OF Oct, I9i3
10 Men % Women So Boys 80 Girls. Total 100.
Apopexy. Bleeding Il Burned scalded Il Cancer 2;
Casualties, IL Cholera infantum II; Collie Consumpton
%; Goavul;ioqs u; Group hives s; Deirpm
Diarrhoea /; Dropsy 2; Dropsy the head do in
chest i Drowned L Dysenery 2; Debility g. Epilepsy 81;
Fever bilious 2; do intermittent Ii do rmtIent 81 do
es 4; Of chest do Of lungs 6; do of stomach, Ii do of
throat do of liver 2; ntemperance q Jsundce Il Locked
Jaw l. Mansnns 49, Old Age 81 Organic disease Of heart q
Palsy /; Scroula q Teeing, liberation of inestine 81
Unknown,i.
Under 81; tG 2, III 49, 10, 6; 10 90
20 80 49, 30 a. 22 30 So 90 to TO- to
SO, 3; so to 90, /; 80 to 100, /; unknown, 3.
PLACES
United States lis; Ireland, 49, England, a; Scotland, l.;
Germany 81 France Denmark, Sweden, /; Unknown, g.
OF the above from the Hospital Bellevue Ia Peniter
hary Hospital. Biactwells Island, 1; City Hospital
tClOred persons O.
WIN. A. WALTERS City Inspector
City Inspectors Office Oct. 9. 1873
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RELMoNr HOUSE new BRIGHTON

GEORGE PElRss, in rstgrnng BIS grateful aeknowledg
the above establishment during the past season begs
uounce that has made suitable Tor the
winter TO accommodate families aud single boafles The d.
nng.rooms aud dormllones will be found cmiraby and
elegantly furnished The table vii be suppl ed with the cho
cest and the wines will be found equal any The
proximity Of Belmont House the city with excellent
boats plying stipulated houI the well known attention
The host and cyify Of the aeudans combined With the oca
ton, being within step tie laodngp,ce renders this
bshmen the social and the Union. Terms
will he found exceedingly moderate.
70 Good stabling and coach houses attached TO the m
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets 10 Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
SHIP Mast ers and Agents

We shall esteem avo if Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SLyEy, OF our News Fleet, Re-
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo,
board them imnedately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents az home abroad, will also confer favor BY
sending 20 this Oiee all the Marine Intelligence they
Obtain Nautical Information Of any kind viii be thankful
rfcei va
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- - - - :
Passengers Arrived,

Lo.poS-Packet ship Qaebec-pr II Bigclow of Boston,
Mrs Eawsy Mrs Nicholson, Miss + valiant, Alex Mega
Edw STANLEY Toronto; W Besja@n Mostreal; Frrdf
tpzes Colin Frazer, KINGSTON; uC Rev wnstanley aud
stanley London Mr. Miro and lidy Mrs Eyt Hwa9s;
Moses Mr. Price ady and children London; Louis Chan
veil Fance DR. Thos Remington and sons, Mrs Gayner
aud two daughter Jamaica-60 in the Storage.
HayaNA-Brig Virginia-Captan Martin, T Hodgson, A
Spaulding. 7
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Da,qucs Monmouth, Hodges Indian Ocean J. H. Jones;
IwanOwna, Shiun, ST. Marks Key West, w. w Pratt
Brgs Lawrence H. Adams, Rich Demeara, Brett Vose;
Joseph Ham, Br Curry ST. Peters Nj 4. Winniett; Mad,.
wood, Charleston, Duuham Dimon-Schrs Swallow Shan.
non, Apaoehicoa j. Northup Planet Terry, Savannah John
Dgden A Cadmus Curtis, w amston, NC H. Carnmerden;
! w kempton, Osborn Norfolk, Smrges * Chairman; Saml
A. Appleton, Nickerson, Boston.
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TIVOI,I SAJ.lON

w DENMAN respectfully begs to announce TO his nu-
w merous Suds and patrons that he has take,
the above PIE aud intends opening ball
onTuedy ym'ngct rho be continued duri"g the season
Tickets y. had at Golfers, MeIchants Exchansei Mir la
fugrs Ia Ca street, Gus ON House Exchange Pies fio-
lel Cars Teapn Luach; Phenix Coffee House; aud at Tue
Saloon 49,
TO IETThs Saloon for balls, parties pablo d'nner'
meetings, Sc.
Also Committee Rooms, on reasonable terms
9th 9th 10th 3tsr
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New York Cattle Nj arket.

At market, l45o beef cattle, $500 soIthern) so cows
and calves and 2700 sheep and lambs.
PRIGes Beef cattle have been dull of sale and prices
barely maintained We quote before So so to $50
the extremes. 400 unsold and SO taken for Bermuda
Cows AND CALvEs-AIl taken, at SIS %.
sHErP AND LAMBs-A but 300 taken, at ST. a las for
NmSs and 81 rs TO 81 for sheep, which is slight
advance on the highest quotations
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10 PIANO FORTE MAKERS.

John GILL. Manufactured of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
announce that addition his establishment ION 26th
and Sd Avenue that has made arrangements with Mr.
John Phyfe ivory dealer No 10 MORAY street New York las
where article of piano forte hardware be
chased cheap as elsewhere, and in any quantities.
Also, article of seeI imported by j.
which used by the principal piano forte makers New
York. aud Is considered the best excepting Web
ster trial of the only establish good
qualities.
g. respectfully solics attention the superior quality of
his manufactured goods especially s improved tuning pins
which warranted IN respect Sixteen close
tentun the above New York has enabled j. O.
to know exactly what the piano forte makers require.
All John Gill; Goth aud Sd Avenue New York.
or to Mr. John Phyfe above will with immediate
ton Goods orw arded to part Of the United States
az
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Great FAIR or TUE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
VI AT NlBLO'S GARDEN.-The 10Th Grand arni,Nr (. -
orsns to the public this morn,ng o'clock ''
The Grand Saloon is already immense Bazaar or ,h 90
rieits and new specimens pouring iu The ys nJ
will be ente[sned with uexamrled display OF skill and ve
lus AT hapast this evening they will be add rsse he H.
Presdea OF the institute aud at hpast ocock
Gin ~.
S1ONCINS PIANO FORTE PRECEPTOR ilgat,a, NO
- The principles OF music by novel and improved system
aud designed for schools selinstcon The ck kss %
ceved the appreciation Of professors Just Pub
lishcd and tor sale at GO Spring street. aud BY
olO itsr {. q, CHRISTIAN, tOi Pead st.
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MASSACHUSETTS, eAy

OYSTERS -l68a Fulton street, opposite st. Pauls.-
ONAPOLEON COURTlN takes pleasure in Informing
those PERSONS who have heretofore onod him with their
tronage aud those who ling continue the fyor
that the Massachusetts Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar to
them aud which has syen tn the Of oysters OF anc,e,
that his saloon, recently elegantly fitted up offers the most
quiet and comfortable sccow Iuodations.
There will always he found ia IL choice collection OF the
following WINES viz: Chabls, Saueme Grave Barsac Her
mitdge lrkpg and still pock, Champ Chamben,
20 pmd, Volney LATTE, LAR Ieovile, St JunenS &c,
and al sorts OF fOreiga wines aud cofdials.
he Keeps constantly hand the atoye wi the cask
box together with Preserves Sweet Oil aud rss=SS.- esa..
Goods from his establishment
% any part of he city. Oysters will be
purchasers (f uuirrd) and opened by one o. ;aea
the establishments ca iIsec
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PIANO FUR rE-.

PIANO Fun tE-.
John PETIICK respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has on hand at his old establishment,
No 20i Blocker street,
achoce assortment of P9no ores which he will sell on the
considerations with players of experiencehe would readily
ch.leuge comparison with the best Pianos and
Inability ne refers the many and frequent ommenda-
tons OF his instruments by various professors who have nsed
for the last twelve The assortment comprises
patterns both Of rosewood and mahogany of six octyes
and eighty notes or full German scale.
New York, Sept. 18th, 3i3. s2l lmNec
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LUCINA CORDIAL,

LUCINA CORDIAL,
ELIXIR" Of Of LOVE.
In older time, among tho jews
I Tha, man an. second wife %sh, ehoo,s
No children bore TO bless his home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed to Lucine, the midwife's patron;
G IA TO 20 ihs,T aid 4. he Priests clI.';
Ifehdless twelve months from her bridal
And wep rased d b ns5 ssnsssss aS wild
Fictitious , Bra%sh for child;
The HIndoo bed of barrenness.
So much for love in days by-gone,
And savage customs in our own;
Bpt say even , nov, does Loves communion
No, Oft times conjugal felicity,
Is thus disturbed-ay, cen in THIS city,
Yet may the barren, If they try
With Loves Elixir for her friend.
The chldless wfe's repnings end.
But not the provocative power
ALONE is this Elixir's dover.
Gensumptons ills il will prevent,
With vgor clothssvhe mpotent
And all lfe's functions renovate;
EUptons from the skin il chases,
as s S %o@sa isct r Sssaty ans 1es
From Fluor Albvs il relieves her,
AT sfe so Sissss tS sI pG1rf I care tOO
A. ,Se are bit TRUTHS, who calls them hctiou
shall haze stern proof il contradiction,
LettersIall forms Of attestation--
with grateful missves from ali quarters,
fhousaSds who lay saS % T S4sssS
Almost within the jaws Of death;
Ssnh. 10 L s.ss sn %a'ysriN s ssa street.
Az sometime, Tim names the very namber-
Cry At for the 'Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine from the country bv sending
s. eoSfs a snd as ss to Iy r Of Oh
No u North 9th 81, Philadelphia. m
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Died

On board the brig Virginia while at Havana of yellow
fever. SAMUsL W. FIFIELp, OF New Hampton, IN H.
aged 3oyeaIs
On Saturday. 7h inst very suddenly, at his residence
snrews"ury, Monmouth county, IN J) the Rev. TABER
CHADWICK, aged 20 years and months
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III
which have been used on the New York Herald Apply
n Times September asd was received exclusively at
Oldest Forgn NEWSPAPER Office, No Ann street Great
Aesien also variety Of Others including the illustrated
w%sr Smiths f Epropeaa % ine H Se Ss news
NIB Person. wanting any back dates. any work publish
p,sh saSv S for t s D;
% 81 m @ DoEL, No Ann street.
GREENwooD CEMETfRY-INTERMENTs may be
" made in these grounds us iolows-
In single Graves in lots s' enelossa as Family Lot, with
posts and chains and in single Graves without such
Rscsivag Tomb p provided il the csrmns Gene
SUPERIOR Es$y vaii may Sa'ii and lot purchased
TO THE LOCKERS FOR THE SECOND ADVENT
Why do you spend money for what is not bIeadl Hark
%1'S sa Gs 9s
81 h SSs s 'F% For ss s
xs y %k % w w s. vi lps
Tdo5s SabG ls5s(;o% until ali paris fS'
Ter IL Eyeas'a: Gospel; siTo them slavery
MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, IS CORTLAND street.
&C. s%e ys cG M s @ % Or hFSng suN scs
ted Vspor Bahs Opsn from oe O'clock in the morning m
o'clock a,nighl sulphur Baths eqaiTs hOnr previous
Bathing tubs and hip baths for hire OF Str
ENGLisH, ENGRAVIN Gs.-strangers visiting the city
edway south Side Where hey will ind one Of the
si Ss es oss IKE i upred o
e sa o san sy @ 9d and Is I'M books
BUSINESS is BUSlNEsS-Th If You wish a share
70 Of b you s5S"ss es ard, and h;nss'
TON at the Office of the Locomotive Printing Engine ms
done in the first STYLE the lowest cash prices and
Card, printed at one hours notice if required OF im*r
Establishment from john street to No street.
L9yej9ys Aoel) opposite the Brick Church, New York
cued the first style Of The art regards the superiority Of
s as OF s s r S%a
have them printed on the most approved and fashion
and Hns Of New and tho
adjoining cities and towns respectfully invited to call and
s sl sss DOCKS ana from variety @ m ssd
ne bEEdH TkEsS GEM l JOE FKN%
others %S they bsse Che made
additions T. their 3 Of Labels TO hsh
splendid assortment eyer published in this country
N Europe Consumers are invited to examine our assortment
xylosashie Easraving designs and plates suitable
supplied I%fS variety
Job cbseEs Bhesdy Bit sanTes
ding Handbils and all kinds Of mercantile printing executed
Patent Gard Pess-Ths machine particularly adapted to
beauty person being able pack Of the best enamel
led cards in two minutes, with ease
this establishment furnished and printed at the following pr
100 100 Cards for 81 cents 500 Cards for SIG
'''''A >'''N' ~ '''i BkoWNsoN CO.,
SIS 3w'r Sc Gold street near Fulton.
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HARPS

T +. BROWNE & co. Manufacturers IF the Improved
y Patent Double Action Harp, BY Royal Letters Patent
London-established 1910, (my with Eard) No 3S
Broadway aud 1914 Chambers street New York
j. f. Browne offers for sale 38j Broadway, the finest col
lection of these beautiful the United States His
arrangements such enable him business
European prices thereby saving purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff these instruments.
j. F. Browne would these Iarps
the approved principles, with all the modern improve
unelualed brlancy Of tone, hneness touch,
and pectness of mechanism Particular taken fit
them for the extremes f climate in this country in which
iacure imported in the usual way.
These leps paIoned by the elite Of musical and
professional talent Europe among the latter he would
ton G Bochsa who invariably selects FROM this essblsh
The ntou Of professors this solicited
Lists Of prices and descriptions may be by post
Repairing carefully attended arps taken in exchange
Sc al I'm
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The decrease Of exports from Canten on British &C.
count in is4l as compared with 1897 is but
that in ports on American ls4 as contras
ted with 1897 more remarkable STILL being not greatly
above one iourth in ls4l of the amount in 1887 The
values in sterling here given must be understood as in
roun' numbers, and representative only though
IL corrpct rs may he nfccssarv
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ITO ARCHITECTs AND BUILDERs.-The subscriber
would fully inform his and Others that
Of his old stand in Broadway being down.
he has taken the No 1875 Crosby Houston
until such the Broadway rebuilt that
he prepared to any orders for Ornamental
and Carving that be required the formerly.
New York, September 18th. 1913.
JOHN CALLER,
500 lpN I35 Crosby street