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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

LAXsEED- sacks very superior Faysced landing from
Il bark Gcnesee from New Orleans, for sale BY
nMec f. X, COLLINS co, 70 Southst,
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% NEW STYLE OF CiilLDREN's VELVET CAPS
nv subscribe has large and beautiful of
antsnens ana Boys Caps Of the aet fashion which he
VIII sell as cheap as other establishment in this city
among which may be found gentemen's cloth velvet new
e OF glazed and fine otter Also hand large supply
low " ~ ' w. '
rancy Fns-Also constantly hard ,ee assortment of
NUNS ana Fur Trimmings Tor sse al very 10 prices.
Nb-Ihe Cops ot- subscriber took the premium at the
late Far OF the american Institute,
,m,m.r WIN. BROWN,
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Tulr MISsING MAN.-The mystery of the dsap-
pearance Of Laban Green, who brought money and
horses to Hartford Thanksgiving week, is cleared
up The real owner arrived here last Sunday, from FRO
whence TO claim his property appears that he furnish
ed Green with Sl25 for the purpose oi exchanging the
horses for better SO II Is not probable thar any
blood has been shetland the extent of the robbery com
med is Green's trotting of with the funds to parts I'M
known, and leaving the horses-NortherH Courier
SUICIDE. w. l.. Lambey, tor long tiIne con
nected with the office Of the lazoo (Hlissl wing,
committed suicide on the night OF the 2oth u ny cutting
his throat with razor without any maSInapie eRuse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

ITO THE LADtES.-f have hairy
ceiling broad and elevated foreheadf you have the
lightly appendage Of beard your upper lps-i have
supeuou hair dsgung part Of Otherwise teaut
full faces the Poudre Subtitle invented by DR. Felix Gouraad
jury dscoloton sknshis be satisfied of
BY eing the preparation tested the Doc office; all doubs
oy 1s Walker pi one door on X. Of Broad
waySl botle-whee he had the folio ing ar ices
ing all botches pmpes fro kes morphew, seurvy, iteh
redness, sulow shnes OF the SKIM for chapoed
hands face musqu;to bites its effects mmediate the
washing of children, in aying all irritation and clfng its
properties really astonishing sonns aad healing that
mother should be without cake tine cake, so cents
ufcien and we warrant 1t or return the money no; sue
cessp BE on your guard against bold imitation and tuy
Ciourauds Eau de Beanie, True Water of Beauty is
well known and approved cosmetic for healing pun
flying and beauty lag the sonp xion, and by Its datng
pItes preventing the formation oil wrinkles, ana banishing
them when present. 81 per bottle
Gouruds Veseabe Ii ud touge imp,rts delicate blush
handkerchief linen CLOTH For dyeng ladies' stockings
gloves this preparation, diluted with wter nimitabe so
oayd Hair Dye will change or gray hair to beauti.
ul dark brown black wi bout staining the skn 81 bot
tie Will ker aud FL brow Dye q cen Per bottle
Gourauds Blanc dEspagne, Spanish White gives pure
life like alabastr whteoess and smoohqess to the sknee
from all Injurious ingredients aud eltirey annihiat
e1t and he e, Sh's Pat y ssg boxes IS
Buy whe else hut S. Walker just door from
the Of Broadway where will be found Of
III, most delicate and choice Perfumery imported from all
Ageuts-Jordan Milk street. Boston; Ia Chesnut street.
phaiepha Robinson, Harr, sborgh ench Lane sei;
Carswe Lock ort; Smith Pamya; Gfgs, imilto
y; Guthre Abby; Gray, Pou Enterprises Elliott Goshen
ys New Hn Dys s N
White Calais seth S. Haqse, BALTIMORE selby' farser
Conn; Wells Humphreys, haitfod E. c. Ferre Middle,
town. dill mr.
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POSITIVELY WATER PROOF-W. j. Roome's Sosp
TO Chinese Water Proof Observation-Disclosures Palmer
Principal wholesale and retail this ysure preventive
Of wet feet Toe celebipted Eur which has
which well adapted for using the Sopto Is for sale by
the proprietor his agency for the Sopito 81 Fulton street.
corner of Gold.
N. The public invited call aud test its merits.
A Imk
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<HW3 BOOT AND SHOE STORE. d,

-<SW0 BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
sEnseffss3 iOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced business the above
line No. 80 Nassau street. where he will thankfully receiye
and faithfully execute, all orders he be favored with the
rsnat Nhe tarn.f or~ ;~27v
\. CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
HBOOTS.-The subscriber makes order Boots OF the
above descriptions Of the finest quality Of French Calf
~ skin the latest style at reasonable prices Ger
no ha been tile habit of
for inferior articles requested TO call and be convinced Of
their interest in purchasing at this store
Draw ng being taken Of the End pair Of Lasts kept for
each customer there difficulty getting handsome and
easy mt.
Constantly on hand large assortment of ready made Dress
Boots latest at s. 81 80 Double Soes from
81 Sc per pair Over Shoes Half Boots Dancing Pumps
Sill pers &c lually low prices.
JOHN l.. WATKINS, III Fulton street.
do Imsec between Mass ~ and Dutch streets
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Ch.tha u
6s ,ANTI.HUMBUG STORE!--LlVEAND LET
Srkc LlVE!-At the old exclusive Boot Store, No. ii
Chatham (where the odous practice of calling upon
sons passing the store is tcc1e be ob uned Water
roof Boots manufactured in this city Of the best mate isl and
warranted az Sres ranging from three 10 five llsrs being
sone TWO dosrs over in price than generally obtained
EQUALITY considered IN this city. n25 5wsr
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
BY ~ SpSEk 10 BROADWAY, (BAsEMENT.)
One door from Court andt street
<A6a n. SUSER, BootmaKsr and Maker of Lasts, an
3 Five" of Clercx OF Paris. begs leave inform his
trends and all the amateurs of genllemany chat
that he make New YORK; with the best French ma
erals all that perfectly made Paris master the
celebrated soom.ssr Clece, whose
gus sicr OF the Atlantic respectfully Invited Suser
Boots and Lasts before they despair Of being "chausses"
New York, after the nices latest Paris fashion.
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnlsh sold
MI Inv
.Kr9 DUOTs@--Ws,ef proof double and cork soes
~shd French and native If and paent taps;
anted good fine calf boots for boys aud children
water boots aud shoes o. all sorts and sizes.
~ B-Lates misses and chdrens CATER boots shoes and
buns double aud single so and Of color aud shade
Ladies Gents Misses, aud Chden's proof India Ru
Der shoes of the latest STYLE all Of which will be sold
cheaper than at any other store IN this city.
J. 5 WALKER, 4i9 Broadway,
MD lmSm corner of Canal ST.
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fT'HE SUBSCRIBERS now prepared 10 sell Watches
and Jewelry as low fnot lower thru any other house 10
the city. To wit Gold Watches from SIS 500 each sill
yer DO from s. to $50 each All watches warranted 70 keep
scal Boxes repaired aud warranted lower than other house
IN the city Second hand watches and old Gold and silver
ken ~ exchange bought for cash THO MPSON FISH
E Importers of Watches aud Jewelry wholesale and retail
NO. 33 Broadway. New York. -
AMOS II, THOMPSON,
do lm'ec RICHARD FISHER
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Lane Experience has proven that leather sole can be at
tched India Rubber uppers that it impossible to
parae them the Of wearing These Oyer
have already thrown duse leather shoes and
furnished by the Roybury India Rubber estab shment Is
better than being made by other in the
trade The patent quilted slipper Over Shoes and Boots
furnished only tbs establishment Every article apperain-
ing the rubber business for sale made to order
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor TO the Roxbury l. r. c.,
dI lrnAr Maiden Lane
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WATCHEsThe largest ard most splendid assortment G
w Watches in the city, be found the subscnbers
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold aud Sill
Watches of the styles direct from the manufac
turers England France and Switzerland he enabled
offer larger assortment and AZ much les, pcc, at ret, thar
any other Gold watches $50 $25
each Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. Al
vahes warranted keep good time, the money returned.
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
and warranted lower than at other place in the city,
q. g. ALLEN, importer of watches aud jewellery,
dTllm<r Wholesale and rrtsi 30 Wall street. up stain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-16

BATTLE WITH \ BEAR.-Thc following sklrmsh
actually occurred with two men and huge black
bear few weeks since in the town OF SYNDICATE, VT
The inhabitants of said town had quite number of their
sheep killed they supposed by the foxes and one MIR
sherman and another person. took their guns and their
dogs and went in pursuit of the sheep-sayers. They
had been ont but a short time they saw bears
track The dogs Immediately put the chase, and
but few elapsed before they heard to bark
Mr. 5. and his friend pursued in the direction OF the
alarm in hot haste and in short time they were in the
presence of large black bear, sitting his hind legs,
feeling no doubt annoyed their presence and the saucy
dogs Now came the tug ofwar Mr.. s snapped his gun
at the bear several times but il did not take fire. The
wards them, determined revenge He came so close
that they were oblige defend Themselves with their
guns and thus while prev entng the bear from receiving
them to his embrace he seized the muzLle of Mr.
SIS in his mouth Mr.. s. snepped his gun again and
il exploded tearing of the bears under jaw The other
man fired his gun AZ the bear killing him instantly Thus
ended the fearful combat with the bear lie weighed about
four hundred pounds. This makes the fh bear that has
been killed Sandgate within few weeks.-Wdshngon
20 my Past
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pUATIAND OAR BAZAAR-At this establishment cinbe
Dfound every Of Boats that the genui, OF
Of what he can DO, AT his establishment was built
the RomP, Of HarSate. and the Paul Pry The row
the noble Cimbra the D. W. Chapman the forty foot rscsi
for the United States ship Ohio the barge Empress for Florida
the brass mounted Neptune for Tapco Bay and host
others equally great
OARS. SWEETS AND SCULLs.l1, 900 feat on hand,
also 1000 feet Of Lenars celebrated Souls for sale Tim
pew branch of his business truly worthy Of attention.
Look the prices, only three and four pence foot All the
sculls for cing dressed by the propreo hands Those
that the last be his Office Sixty
Boats always hand Visit his Bazaars il desire
All work delivered free OF charge -
q. L. INGERSOLL,
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TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST ESSION.
House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. ID, 1913.
The Nep Hampshire Question m q Ne,o Shdpe-A
Noisy Speakr-A Young Lcgislator-Anothcr
1J;ou,n,,snt
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81 South street, New York
orto FIELDEN, BROTHERS = CO.

SxSS> NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
MN POOL-Pscket of 2lst December-The SPLENDID
aAskswelI known favorite packet ship, LILY ERPIoL
December, her regular day.
The ships being all tons aud
about bark for the old country, will fail see the ad-
vantages to be derived from selecting this line preference
comfortable aud convenient than ps of smaller class
their accommodations it well known superior 10 any
Others.
Those wishing berhs should not fail to make
early application on boarl, or to
W. J. T. TAPsCOTT,
At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck slip,
&c IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
DIR. WlSTARS
EsALSAFT OF WILD CHERRY

IMPORTANT CAUTlON.-The Public should
L bear mind that it is Dr.. WISTAleS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which published every of the country, aud not the
articles Of similar that occasionally puled INTO TEN
rorary notice. Those be gocd-but know nothing
about them.
o. LET EVERY Mas, WoMAS CHILD read the fol-
lowing il that does satisfy OF the great virtues oil
this Medicine let them 1875 Fulton-stIee and see the
18th numerous other testimoals OF Ike character
VAUDEVILLE, Oneida Co. y. Y } Sept. IS, 1873.
Dsar SRI 1t TO the afflicted TO inform you that In
January last attacked b. violent cold caused by
working in the water which settled my lungs IL was
companled by vsTy breast and SIDES AID
also distressing cough. had attendance all the best
medical aid village But after exhaustlng their skill to
sUMprloy and they aud all gaze 10 de Alter
much pesuasion, got the consent of ms Physician to use
the Baam of Wild Cherry, prepared by Dr. Wistar puTc
chased of the Agent place bottle before using halt
OF winch began gain strength aud evident
cough much better and my symptoms IN every way
improving. have now used three bottles and am restored
B Dr. ~ NARs Balsam Of Wild Cherry; and take This
Of gratitude owe you, and partly that others similarly
afflicted may know where TO apply for reIl1i
MIR. PALMER, Druggist, under date OF WateTyl!le Sept
2 8i3 wres-The statement given you by MI Jonas sage
is we'll known be bv this whole commntg It Ger
tanly 4rkabe cure. he sale OF The baSaE
is very good ana success cures truly tiatterinS
Yours, respectfully. D. y. "a l. NE.K
the afflicted call and see our certillcae5 1hey prov
medicine b. and get Dr.. Wisars Balsam OF Wiid
Cherry" B,1care Of limitations.
This BaiSam all affections OF The lungs and liver suc
bleeding OF the lungs bronchitis asthma III or ~ years
- Sold Only BY ISAAC BUTTS, I25 FULTON,
corner Nassau-Dexter Albany; Gorhan, New'ttavtl'
t. w Bull Hartford; and by agents throughout the Hotl
a medical tea:sr t, be had gratis above. ol5 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND hETA

WHOLESA =, AND KEiATL.
ENHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have mst
completed very arrangements Tor the IgachlS
fall trade Ii these they have b. em,nently sacces>u and
their well known judgement and ample resources nav
been most fully devoted thc patrons In
deed their regard the rights OF their customers Is 100
generally known need commen II msfepr-se ia ions 9y
standn Their Green and Black Teas, whchhav- hitherto
obtained the greatest uo,oety will now be found TO suass
any thar they introduced and he think FAR before any
that can be possibly sold for the price III the Uaitsd stats
Cunpowders, Imleria Twankeys and Skin sas u great
mixture fresh and in great reflection. extensive assot!
ment of ysos aud Young Hysons suitable for CITY Fea''
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
jet TO be returned not approved Of Orders prombv ex
store 2i Chah4mstree New York branches 5S Bleeck"r-
street near Christopher NewYork, and Il6 Fulton street.
OBsERvt-The original aud only warehouse in the United
for the sale Of the only and genuine How4ua
Rlacl 90 I'm
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To Il w MArHEwsoN, Norwich: >
SR For the last fifteen years have been the subject oil
com~hcated lisease-troubed with thu dropsY and my
nerves completely unstrg, with or less OF eryspas
ia connection with other bad humors In May last ms 1il
cues seemed to enrage and be riy seated my heau
ant face swollen that appeared TO me mat the o9nys
of nv lead had separated from the other and completely
Isured my face could scarcely breathe through my nse
''
time attended with and pain cGnst.nt
darling from the nose other parts OF the head and throat
which wa, badly swollen and very and constant our
ing heat or irritation Of the stomach with my limbs ooaed
10 nearly twice their ordinary size In ths situation 1or
weeks compelled lie upon SIDE with hIt ltte o.
no sleep NV hunos assumed renewed aud STUBBORN hoiq
upou me- and apparently Threatened speedy dissolution
tried every eypeden possible with but little or no Dye Wy
physician at length recommended sandss Saraparila pro-
cured few bottles oft which believe TO be the means mo
the blessing Of Cody of restoration TO heait
again had taken but thre bottles before my DIS
ese began 10 leave NV PAIN and swelling my appe
good sleep and quietly to me- IA; 6tn ovsrssn
balm. 60 lCE> Cht.NE
wing been acquainted with the afflicted widow, Mrs Eu
nice rane of Mansfield for nearly SIX years, twhose pro
tracted sickness has called forth the ymahIes OF inc com
munv where she rpdes cond der an occasion tor Joy
that her >uerngs have been far aeyiaed ey e USE OF
Sandss Sarsapaa which has been so kindly loWaTdrd oy
corset HENRY BROMLEY,
' Minister of the Gospel.
w. rho do certify that he above facts
e' ' LUTHER MARTIN,
ELEAZER BENNETT.
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4 PRIVATE TEACEER-A graduate OF one
~ of our first oees residing for time in the city de-
srous OF teaching private capacity one 9rwo hours IN
morning. the evening either OF the following
branches ann, Greek He brew, German French Slathe
macs and Natural Philosophy studies preparatory
cias college As the entirely pecuniary the
viii be very low provided there reciprocal satsac
ton Recommendations of the very highest cheracte gwen
both character and ability Address C. H. L. PostOf
fc1 or office of Tribune OBJ W.
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NTANrED-By a respectable young woman y
situation il private family for ChaInberrnaid and an
ies.ans asha and ironing. Good references gwen Ap
Pi; - 322 B0wrry ne d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

w NnIse Seausiress OF Chamherm.ia in -, -
Good e references can be given. Apply al /, Doretr.e
second door. front room y, D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two +, spectacle young
women;ne Cook, understands pastry aad an
Water. Both with good city references Apply 20 Watts
street n2Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

ANIkD--SltuetloHS as c0achman and waiter
' and Is cook By respectable nan and WIFE who can
give the very bes, Of CITY references Tor cspAbllty honesty
&c. sc. Please inquire tl2S Broadway. nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

NTANTED--A Protestant girl about fifteen
old aw2iter and 70 do other
light work. Apply al Is Pearl of Whitehall with
,nnl cry mfr Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

! Gentleman and his Wife wish TO obtain board
IN <clne respectable family where there bSardes
Terms be moderate. Address j. W Tribune office
tlng tsEms and l.saton ~ 3te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

WAN : "a trSt-rate Tinmsn. One ac-
Quanted witi Stove work have good chance by
applying az 2Sl Watsrst o3l lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

pQARDlNCi.-Si0gle gentlemen, or gentleman
ID and their wives can De accommodated with pieasan;
rooms and board small family where the comforts OF
home nay be en- Dyed. IS NiurTay-strse;. no Sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

REY HAIR changed 10 a
: black by the Moorish Hair
bottle al the sign Of the Amerl-
y. Y. CT le9 Fulton-st., Brook
ledger Buildings, Philsdelphia;
G., OFT I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

"a AN iE y good Carpenters on The Bloom.
premises. 0'' 's' nj T 40
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BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman and wife,
- IL respectable gryae family, where there but
genee borders Location between Cedar aud Chamber
and west OF Broadway Reference given and required
ADDRESS with terms, Which must DC moderately A AZ this Of
nee 10 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

DOARDIN BROOkLYN-Seyeralp persons can
DOE accommodated with pleasant and board
vsnient location APPLY Il 20 Highest Brooklyn. go I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

BOARDING AND HOTEI..-ENrRA Mamhat-
- House [nesr Broadway and the Park, IS Duane-st
per day. Several young ciergymen permanent m
mates and applicants must Be gsntet and OF aneSceptonaoe
ncrais on II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

DARE OPPORTUNITY BOOKSTORE
tt AND BlNDERY FOR SALE-Stuated IN flourish
ing Is miles ru this City which town contains
population Of 600 inhabitants with all extensive and hickly
settled country aound-he business commanding good
OF town and country custom.
To person deseus OF engaging light pleasant and
profitable buscss opportunity like this rarely Offers
itseths being the only Establishment OF the kind IN The
town. To Book Binder. Offers particular induce
reI LIE tiIr oily ucis iiriu5it
ai cheap bo by Steamboat and Railroad viii s"abe
one 10 do binding for City Booksellers to greater advantage
than thou living the City-the saving of expense in eus
Sc cousiereGths being OF the present ffopnstors
business
TIE stock Of Books an! Stationery hand, has been
iu,icionsiy selected and is well suited to he market.
The Bin and Fixtures nearly new aud the
shoe OF sut tent capacity fo Norkme. and is
Connected with the stofe;-te re9t OF DO b. sl2 year.
I he whole VIII n- disposed on favorable terms -
For father par icuars lnqn OF Hes:rs: lURNEa q
HAYDEN. Booksellers 10 John:street New-Yo'k nj 81.
~ K. PAtKHl kST, NJ. D., rtiicr No. rs
u. kl,nsr-rt. Il doors West Of Bro dway
Dr. RS ouc and successful racticc hi, proess enables
him to say his friends and the pubic ne will insert
i.ym entire sci OF y teeth on So!i plte "ttio'
oducing the least possible = PAIN MY shdi' De U.s.
mastcitiUn and ,he tlent VIII Dc ehauieu 70
Converse, ugh aud sleep 3 with AS muc ease anu 9u
with al oIcS Tee hiled ceaused extracted in
s,rtrd PIVOT AMI every = tnch IN the profession a.
tended an warranted lot = 10 be surpassed by an! III m
City for usefulness durability and beauty now IH.
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pOARD--With pleasant rooms, furnished or un-
| J furnished NJ 6r Bsekmsn 81, o2a 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

nv 4 r SANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists, Gramte
Buildings w snd OF 6 6hsmHs s Se sMd
loO Fnron street David Sands Co.. No. II East Broadway
corner of Market and by Druggists GENERALLY 'onS
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

rJ7O MERCHANTS. LADIES, &c.-ALLhN
SPLENDID CATER BOOTS unequslsd In the CITY CITY
for sale or made 10 order his estaoiishHsGt ~ hp
nard street one below Cana 81 near
iadies French Shoes, OF all descriptions quiz,
whole, ale and io1 exploration. (pcss low oy d
1.wt less WIN iA|A>'@i
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MORTALITY ON BOARD TIE BARK MOHAWK, OF
BosroS FROM ST DoMlNGo.-Captsn Paine, of the Mo-
hawk arrived Yesterday morning from ST Domingo, reports
that there four deaths board during the passage On
t~ lth of October when off Cape Nichoa Mole Christian
William Hanson died On the l8th when Alerrigone
Passage John L. Bolmer, of the State Of Maine On the
2lst hen lat. 90 ion IA Peter Peters. These all
ordinary On the 18Th when off Cape Hatteras,
William Henry Lengraph first officer Of Plymouth aged %
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THE HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND TO the Revo.
lu:,ou Of loss: By THOMAS EowLER SHORT D. D
Bi hop of Sodor and Man. First American from the
Third English Edition. q vol. svo. PIP 35,) Pha.
delphia: J. NJ. Campbell * Co. New ork: Saxton *