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GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R II LYELL,
a KTTCHONI--Urcrn tiIObe

HAVE Just received fresh supply of Garden
II Il Seeds from the Norao different kinds Of G,rcn
Seeds grown IN this State, all they recommend a. fresh
and genuine.
ARTICHoKE-Grccn Globe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch
BUNCH BEASS-Broad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk F1riv Dwarf
Mohawk ESa Early sN Weeks E,ry yellow Six Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red specd French ROYAL Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE BEANs-Horeuur Pole, Large White Lima seare,
Runners. White Dutch Runners.
BEEr-Eary BLOOD Trnl Early Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood, Mangel WurtzcnL
BROCCOLI-Iaarsc Purple Cane
CABBAGE-Bauersea, Cromwell DruInhead Early BuEoeks
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Eary Earl, York Fiat
BrlnweE Green Cured Savoy Large York, Sugar
Red Picking
CARROT-Long Orange.
CAUllFLoWER-Eary and Late Dutch.
CpRN-Smiih's Extra Eary.
CtCUMBER-Esrly Fame, Early Green Cluster Long Green
Turkey.
EGG PLANT-Puro!e
ENDiNE-GTe-n CURED.
kALE-Grcen Curlcd Scotch
LETCCE-Brown Dutch Early Dlnhesd Early sesia Green
Coss, Ice. Large White Loaf
MELLoN-Carona Water Cron Large Musk or Yellow
Nutmeg
NAs1'URTUM.
OKRA-Long and Short.
ONlON-SlveT Yellow skin
PARsLEf-Curl-d ana sngla.
PARSNIP-EEts Large. Large Dutch
fEAS-Elue Imperial Dwau Aauowfa
fat Early Frame Early Bishops Early Sinclair or
Washington EaTly Warwick, MarrpyyiaL
RADlS-BIaek spanish TuHip Long Scarlet White Tur-
nip, Yellow Turnp
SATISFY q VEGETABLE OYSTER
sPINAGE-Pnekly FAN Round Leaved or Summer
soJAsIi-Eary White Bush, Early Yellow Bush Winter Crook
neck. yellow Striped
TOMATO-Iage Red.
TuRNIP-Eay White Dutch Early Yellow Drteh Ea.iy Garden
stone Eary White Stone Red Top Rua Bag Winter
ALSo-oanary Seed and an assortment Of Flower Seed
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MUSIC. MUSIC! MUSICm!
JUST RECEIVED BY
,MITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.


fURilER supply Of New FashionabIs Muse for tho
Piano Forte few 81 only can be enumerated a, s,o,v,
The Ro-s Queen. with yiznstfe
Roses far do d. by
No wreath n fame I W. for YOU
Daylight u on the A.
Anis
You bid mo sins, by c. Warren
Non Je ne Nal~e Pas ChanS1uuette
Come with thy lutte fountain duett he 1 p ttnu.h
Wy happy vilise hnnc = Pearson
oEe IN" Church that Christ hath given by Rev C. Chambs
10 not iorret me when die. for piano and guitar
highland Nora words BY Mr- auhotess Of Kaha.n
Aavore"n &c AZ music. q. 4. Horn
ohuny h-lt : nd foe Araby BY do 10
ny AIa3 Maid do
oh no have not forgotten thee do "a
ne seasons = new song, by ?. Isabella ins
ID orer thee this hand OF nine. r Chadwick
" should like ., marry, sang hy J T Crnv.r
S'fnc come away, vocal gse or chorus by 4 Hleh.o,
\ on know,a comic song. By X. Moore
Zere'iin@. a ssrcnlde By Flora
weep not DER the toulh OF infancy. BY e Ivo-
ne FISHER Boy song solo dnet. By C. W T1ouansor
Aniin' Den Opera Dix Italenne. Tor ~. A.. 49,,
piano forte by w Forde, number with b.atio,I 80,
very popular 80 N'u' 'tisHf TIE
In konAnoe-ea celebrated OF the 10th e.D,,v
gailop. BY ca les.ner - many ''iAnsen
Fantasia or The forte, on the If p
T. Watson OF IA
Medley overture To the Ethiopian Opera Bone sou,sh ,vol m
lie Niecerttl. by T. Conner very r.ouuIar I ~'0' W
Souvenirs De Belmont BY Les d. pC,,,.r,.,
The celebrated Evergreen Gallon. by J. sI5n,,.
Iogether with about twenty-five HUNDRED niece. ~ ~ - -
PuAH ana fashionable yvazr. nar.bes I
g An the new publications. by es.br,rcI eou.n
On aisf they appear from the press Any Music NJ, a.
us procured al the shortest notice and on the n -.
1oe &rhS oy n q SMITH, DINNER 4 NORRIS
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ID IT~TEH's KEY so TaE ACConpJoN-ir

- Ir-TEH'> BEY 40 THE ACCOnDJON-in
~ Which explained the best method Of performing
bca uu and simple Instrument b. me of Figures ap
which correspond Keys figures placed
directly undcr and easy simple manner
Children adius rad hslr,s play
Immediately without any further the
ccuons given 10 edition with Improvements and
tshlous Pace so CT Received by
mn rs A. D. LYONS.
HOVEW-sEED So yffnc hning this day
- for mh J. a q. WINSTON.
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ROBERT MOTT.

Nsnt dosr @ IA greAssRs Ba-k EaA-s.L gs,ysasa.
As received further s'pfy of Paints Coysl oJir
Nanishe- with fa,neTs Brnsh-s An as-,rt
Lnrn OF French ant Anenesn- yow G- s1IO to
'or' rh all Of WiHeh h. Il de-iroa- ssnor W
nasonAbt-
" IA -ip4sy SOAP Stone Paint Cor sale low "a
perioT psina for Tin shiEseh Roofs Rs
de Il
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n OSi or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
~ street the night ofihe house Of Irut
SON two boxes single losf and and of wooy
q Wooy sugar half of thr-e
Barnes Cos AKe- Neg at iurn harr or ANY
Information about sahi sooi. VIII b.
PARRusu A. REAytpy
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BOLTON & HARRISON,

Druggists q APothecnries. corner of Main and
Governor Streets (bei0le the Eagle RuinsJ
ENE Subscribers having opened New Store respectfully
onr u country merchants and others extensive assorf-
Tnen Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils WAL colours ke which
they wll sell on the lowest
Epson salts Flour Sulphur Campbor Magnesia, Soma
Mama. Castor oil in bottles Soda Tor - ASKING
Potash and Pearlasi Salaratu
sat PSre Jamaica Ginger. scriitz and Yeast Powders
White Lad Lnseed OIL Spirits Turpentne CoUal Varpi.b
Japan Nstnh cnst1R Red Spanish Brown
Blue and Green Netdter Paris White. Dutch Pink
RED Lead. BiIe. Red and yellow Paint Window Cl,..
yellow Oeho Ross Pink, Indian Red. Imperial Gf.rn
Chinese Hue Sap Grccn Drop Lake, Kasoune "a new article
for Wais)
Suph ouinns Morphine Sc with full supply Of sssars chevy
Jog ami smokInE tnnarcn. .nnfT snuff hnres - -
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A real BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

A REAL BLESSING To MOTHERS.
hR FARRIss CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sY.
- RIP foS CHtuRgS CUTrNa TrFrtt
To HihTs oHd NsrscsTms iuabs remedy has preserved
hundreds OF Crren when thought recover from eopvuop
" -7ou as the syrup rubbed the gums child viii recover
This preparation sfcaciou pleasant that
IN ebi Wil refuse TO 81 IT, De rubbed When infant.
are AZ l o four months though appea f teeth
bottle ot tc syrup should be ud gums 60 o t pores,
Parents should be without syrup in the nurser. whore
There are young ehiircn for Chd The u-hf with
pains u the gums the syrup immediately give. hy opernr the
pores and healing the thereby prevailing Couvuon- ~.
a.. To be had Of
. ma ~ Richmond A.,
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SANUS SARSAPARILLA,
For the r.nosa al and permanent cure OF all dis-
enses arising from Impure .ie
BLOOD, or habit of the system, viz:

scrorda Kings rheumatism ob.na- Ctaueo,- Ec,o
tons Pumps Po~t- the Face. Bltehss CIrouIc
rors Eyes Ring Wosm letter. and
Of tie Bones and JOINTS Stubborn syphe syup-
toms selea fba=o. and di--as-s arising m ndi
eious q Mercury Aseites Drop-y npu.nce
m hfe Aso Chronic Constitutional
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r.. N. HUDSON.

DENTIST,
ONes Main Street. SQUARE abore the Bsaks,
Performs Teeth FIR their beauty pre-rva
ton and hi Kind of lDcofup,blo Teeth snsly
fun approved plans Rsf, itevd Or Plu
Revd De- EInpc Hubbard Gardner Co. o. BALDWIN
Dr chamh.rhyne. M H. O. cabeIL and George Watson ~
NH il-igm
JUDAH MYERS 81 Co.
r. wHoi.FsAI.f. 4 RETAIL. DEALERS IN
boots, Shoes, Travelling Trunks, Carpet nnr~.
&c. &c.
Keep constantly hand large general assortment Of Root.
and Shoes from the approved No.tn Manue
tories.
p Country Merchants supplied vey small advance on Ma
nuficturers prices.
lyman hrsR- D., .
TnosIs W. krrsrt. "'ehmo"h Va
VIRGINIA CLOTHING STORE,
uy Hooper s. Graft,
Nearly opposite the Bell Tavern
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Oh BoNEs w. W Loaf Sugar .i received AMI for
I ~ Tor cash by WADE w. WOODBRIDGE
] NH d1ors hetyyv ne neu
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60 yumc Cl1vcr sell lanIing this d,y.
"a @. WINSTON.
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LAMBAUGHS COMPOSITION.

SMIIi's NARNIsHEs, fresh supply, for sale by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
Price Two Cents.
Common Pleas.


SEPT. 22-George Seotsldvs Sheriff Hpt.-This was
an action brought to recover for loss sus
tanned by neg gence OF the Sheriff The plaintiff plac ed
in the hands OF the defendant under which
levy made butt is alleged that sufficient propertv
the writ The landlord Of the person against whom the
execution issued served notice upon the Sheriff of
cam which he had Tor rent and the goods were sold
court Tor the landlord this being almost all the proceeds
OF the sale. The plaintiff failing to shew negligence,
to prove any othe forth his opening The
went the jury the charge OF the court and verdict
rendered for the defendant.
For plaintiff C. Gray. For defendant, Colonel Hart
CGivin .qigin vs.. John Tyiee Brgum aud w. r..
Lech was an action to recover the amount OF four
promissory notes The defendants cothiers, and
together with Mr. Brown carried business in this city
aud at Charleston The notes we're drawn by Brown who
transacted the affairs OF the firm in New York and accept
ed by Brgum, and paid away for goods which
worked up the general stock Brigum failed and in
consequence the partnership compelled to make
assignment The plaintiff to prove that the goods
sold and accounted for the general partnership gave
Brown iuil release, and offered him a witness 10
prove the case, and non suh was granted To day a
verdict was, by Consent taken Tor the plaintiff subject to
certain objections
For plaintiff NJ b. Blunt Esq For defendants Prescott
Hall, Esq.
ViHam Nc Renna vs. Mathew McKeon-- An Action for
Slander.The plaintiff is one armed man, and keeps
grocery in Mulberry street The defendant is grocer
the corner of Hester aud Orange. The OF the
action Is that the night Of the 9th May as the plain
tiff passing the deie ndants store he heard
call after him. that he Odd thief" and urge
two prostitutes ASSET him with stones On reaching
his own store he told wha, had happened, and beip
doubtful whether il intended for him. he took Patrick
Jordan and another man as witnesses, to the DEFENDANTS
store and there the words repeated by the
defendant, who charged the plaintiff with ha stolen
ham and saw; that he lived in an alley among perce
had been horsewhpped out OF the stores Of
other persons for his theving propenses The defence
up is that armed man. resembling the plaintiff
in size and general appearance had been detected BY he
clerk Of the defendant the act Of stealing and the CLERK
pointed the plaht the hefaiso that the defend
ant not the person who used the words charged as
slanderous
The witnesses for the defence will be produced on
Monday morning, to which day the and the court
sdjourned-For plaintiff Messrs Blunt ana Asst Aid
Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

From TURKS ISLAND BY the last arrivals at this
port from Turks Island we learn that the late ra-
kings OF salt had been very abundant, and the stock
on hand unusually large. The price, put on board,
was from III to cents per bushe -export duty one
cent per bushe The Turks they called, are
quite wrathy at the late order OF the British Go
yernment to abstract from the old leases OF the salt
pounds, which hey have enjoyed for about three
quarters Of a century, one third OF what they now
occupy, and to relet them under new tenure, by
which II hopes to derive more revenue than from
the present system-we may say, however, that the
exportduy, which is oil paid by the foreign purcha
sers, yields more revenue to the Colonial Govern.
ment oil the Bahamas, than that derived from al
other sources.-U. S. Gas. Sept. %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

ITO MILLINERs, &c.-CARL KING, the celebrated Tus;
Hat Manufactures, respectfully informs KIND
friends and patrons that he has associated himself Mr.
Joseph Lyon ate from ar and have established themselves
they have most splendid assortment Of Paris Millinery At
ces suitable for the The above stock consists
elegant of Tuscan and Straw Hats rich Silk
Vevets rich Velvet Ribbons Luestrng and Satin Ribbons al
fall coorsFrench Flowers Feathers; entire style of
Silks, and every other article in the Millinery line.
Messs L. x X would also that the above goods have
been purchased for cash (dect from the manufacturers and
will be sold small advance those who may be
pleased to favor them with call. -
SIG lmsr LYON Y KING, 81 John St, N. Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

GREAT ExPLosIoN.-A passenger from Whining
ton, Del, yesterday afternoon, mentioned thai
just before he left that city, tremendous explosion
was he ard at distances and there was no dou3t,
mills OF Messrs. Dupont had blown up Fh"a' oa
zette SfpL, %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
Vol. IX.-No. 26I,-Whole No. 3473.
To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub-
shed every day OF the year except New Years day and
Fourth July Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num-postaees paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publsbed every Saturday
moTningprice 81 cents per copy, or SO IL per
postsges paid--cssh in ADVANCE
ADVk RTISERS are informed that the circulation oil
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, ana lncre ;
ing fast has the largest circulation 81 any paper ~ ts
sinsss the city country Prices moderate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at tho most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant Style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRrEroR OF THE HERALD EsrABLlsHMBNr,
North west corner OF Fulton and Nassau sire cts
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APSCOrTS GENERAL. PASSAGE OFFICE,
PECk 81 LIP NEW WORK.


% Tr.CN oLiI, I'VE INN
80 80 & 80
ing from and rs%ng money TO any part Of
England Ireland Scotland or Wales in the magnificent pack
NEW ZINE LINE Of LIVERPOOL PACKETs,n VIZ
s sbhp s3SpSdJNNs, CART sp,i S9dil nSs
Ship SHERIDAN, captain Dspeyster.
she GARRaiTThS, Gag tsFs skGld iyy;;0 Ror.v
SHIP soUTHERNER, Captain Woodhouse
SHIP RoCHiE;sT,EbRt, Captain Palm ssTa..,.
Sailing twice every month and with the UNITED LINE"
composed of superior FIRST class American ships sailing ever
YEAR (or one every six days thereby preventing the possibility
Passages dsgt from London, Bristol and Greenock New
Charleston Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore, and the va
rous ports in British North America can at all times be en-
gagged on liberal terms. -,
Persons wishing to send their friends, will fail
the advantages be derived from selecting this line prefer
any other aud they may rest assured mat unusual care
ted up with eye solely to the comfort oil passengers
In all where the parties Tor decline coming the mo-
passage rom the eapors OF Ireland and Scotland can
The regular packets for which the subscribers agents sail
as follows, va and from London on the ls 10 and 10Th
OF each month To and from Liverpool on the ls It'll 18th
l9t aud 18th Of each mouth. New Orleans Mobile, savan
Han and Charleston EEfEsS TsTFPISHG9Ri the season.
Persons the country wishing send money their friends
by enclosing the SUN they wish sent with The name and ed
being forwarded per first packet after the receipt there
Of and Acknowledgements for the returned per mail
discount other charge the National and Provn
eia Banks Of Ireland aud branches Eastern Bank of Scotland
Bankers London Exchange aud Discount Bank Liverpool
m every principal town Of Great Britain aud Ireland.
Further particulars made known applicagn e by letter
post paid to Ws&JsI IAPSCOTT
d5y ~ Peck Slip corner South st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

SHocKrNo.-The Caddo Gazette states that man
was whipped to death few days since on Ked
River, nearly opposite Long Prairie, by Fuller
and SOME others He was hogged, until not only
the skin, but absolutely the flesh peeled OIL the ribs
and spine. ALSO, that about three weeks since, a
man who resides in Bosser Parish, near the Arkans
sas lne named VIM. Martin, whipped another so
BADLY that IT was supposed his death was caused
thereby Cause The man insulted Martins
,vif. ar at least abe said so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

CARLTON HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS prepared to make arrangements
with families and single gentlemen for the winter or by the
year, upon reasonable terms.
The prices Of this establishment the heretofore
viz: 81 so per day. BENSON * HODGES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen woodruff and
Duuning.
JAMES r.. WutTINa. ESQ District Attorney

JAMES II. WHITING Esq, District Attorney.
SEPr. 22-Cdse of Hamton and Bergen.-The argu
ment demurrer to the indictment found against
jeremiah q Hamilton and James Bergen for conspiracy,
heard yesterday before the Court General Sessions
For the accused the argued by EDWARD SAND
and DANEL b. TALLMApGE, Esqs, and for the pro
secution by District Attorney WHITING decision will
be given at the ensuing term.
Sentenced, Margaret Watson convicted Of Grand Lar
ceny stealing $500 Treasury note from her employ err
Aaron Adolphns sentenced to the State prison for
two years. .a.
James Holigate, the well known forger and burglar,
whose resemblance to Redmond years since came
sending the latter to state prison for the forgery
committed the Union Bank by the former, was next
srragned conviction ofburglary in the third degree
entering hard store in Canal street, Sunday.
at day. for the purpose of robbng the premises
was ed to the State prison for FIVE years.
Charles walker his associa convicted OF the same Of
fence, sentenced for three years His sentence was
commued the ground OF it's being his first offence
Samuel Daily, colored for assault and battery
with to rob Michael Crown al the grocery store OF
his brother Anthony at the corner of Anthony and Little
Water streets, was sentenced for two years.
The psttury discharged, and the Court adjourn
ed for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

ASTON uOITSE

THE subscribers will be happy with families and
single gentlemen for the winter also with parties of single
gentlemen, who prefer private table reasonable
sl5toctl COLEMAN * STETSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
HE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
outsider street. No 67 in the vicinity Of tho steamboat landing
and vegetable market having commodous family apartments
arranged in the neatest order.
person is employed procure permits land passengers
baggage who will board vessels immediately
OF the revenue officers.
N BVstors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul the port OF embkaton obviate diff
fcujes and Inconvenience.
WILLIAM FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

s1ccH al FORKEYPoRT AND MIDDLEToWN
GES 'PoiNT, Daily, SUNDAYS excepted touch;
after Monday July slst, te steamer ROCKLAND Captain
Grawiord Will leave Middleown Point Mondays Tues
o'clock Glide permitting and Keyport O'clock p ii Ke.
turning leave New York. foot Robinson street on Tues
and Saturdays at p. NJ. - Wv
Stages wifi be readiness the arrival of the boat n
passengers to Freehold parvof the country
Uniform Target Excursions Parties of plsa.
be taken TO and from Fort Hamilton or Keyport AZ
reasonable prices $50 I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23

ThILORS, lAILOKEssES, AND SEAMsTRESSKs.-An-
other large meeting was holden at the Marlborough
Chapel last evening, by this deserving portion OF our
former occasion, and more ladies were present.
The venerable John Wilson took the chair, and
made some appropriate remarks. The meeting was
addressed further by Mr. VIM c Patterson, Mr..
Horace Seaver, DR. Walter Charming, Mr. John
Weed, Mr.. Campbell, and Others, with great ability,
and in a manner to call down the reiterated ap-
pause of the audience. The remarks of Dr. Chan
ming were of an emnently practical and timely
character. He dwelt particularly on the effect OF
long continued and sedenlery labor-such as this
class of our male and female population are engaged
in-upon the physical system and related the re-
suits Of his own experience in his prot sslon, where
females espe cially, were ruined in health and de-
graded by ince ssant toll; and also where the mother
with her unborn child was obliged to labor in tins
manner, and give birth 10 cramped and NAL formed
spring He had all this, and 1t had made
his blood run cold. If society, by Its tolerance of
such assges and such expressions, those complain
ed Of would justify these things, they must abide
by the consequences OF the crime and evils which
they engendered, They should see TO 1t at once,
and pauonze only those who would pay fair com.
p.nsatlon tor labor, and he saw nothiI q In the bill
| OF prices but what was just. Indeed, he knew II
was not so much as they actually deserved The
| ladies' since the last meeting, have formed sepa-
rate association and have resolved to make earnest
| appeals TO the public. We nope hey will meet with
| timely aid and sympathy .-Roaon Times, Sept ri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-23
CASH HARDWARE.

PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
THE MISSES CUMMING respectfully intimate that they
tuition the above branches the LIST Of
September The Misses Cs system of instruction Singing
has object the full development of the voice after the
Italian method while the style they inculcae is the Scottish;
thus uniting the advantages Of the artificial to the natural in
mlnuer the most pleasing and effective
TermsAt the pupils residence SIS per pupils
family, SIS; at the Misses C residence $40 quarter
Residence w rren street. corner of Broadway
au2O I'm
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SEGARS.

SEGARS.
None but smokers know"
The saying is true, when ye know where to find
ofeH!iyen ing he spirits aud Cheering the mind,
And enables the smoker to puff away care.
1Asfy' HSR5 sis Lane pTo%py you CALI
op s @I sn y9g w snd 30 SO % a.
Hi; segars are the choicest, most exquisite brands,
by comrssite e agent selected with carr
ps ao S@ hs Ss ey w s' Ii, com e"%ps
Soriesas, frabacas, victories pure
s i h S S9Tny 1Snt y0S can
: Ills Dos Compareros and exquisite brand,
With others that have 6 es .IY z deied,
In order continuance Of the APPRECIATION and custom
with s s Il S9s ~ select he s has
and % ss %ns 9 o i S m that b he EN-
stock hand mora extensive and superior to that ola
''l RsmemSe the Number . MAIDEN LANE, Howard.
Hotel. au23 lmsr
SNUFF, CIGARS AND To5 ACCo--Just received per
sqs"% h"9S trash ssA SGn ssS Tss
80 1SSiE rs % s' assortment
Tavendsh Tobacco Of tie most approved brands Turkish
ona Ens sy p sPa Roya matches
] 10 I s Ti sfiS S 6
sale at wholesale and ret MSlR y @ NEWCOMER SON
A. sAMANOs offers for sale, at No, Wall ST. 10 hhds
n. Muscoysdo Sugar, and g.. - ~ 49, g.. g. -.
Is bags OF Coiee LANDING 'I s1nr es az ron o. 'Aso
10 hhds SIM cured Mucovado suga suitable for reners
boxes white Sugar, free labor
10 bales superior Guisa Tobacco, suitable for manuiac
$50 m sga Lord Byron, Woodv eanda variety of other
wANTED-A Cooper, and Nil wright that understands
carenters work go st Jago d. uba be single and
Of temperate habits. Apply as aboy, 50 lm-r
SuGAR72 9hhds very prime New Orleans Sugars landing
shi In uReea nd