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IN tho United States Court Cor tho Eastern
uptey Of JAMES r. CHRISTIAN. OF county
the Eastern Virginia District The aid James r. Christian who
has been deerccd Bank by this Court having filed
praying his discharge ordered thsreof be pub
days Al cast before the ID dry August when hearing win
be had on tho said petition United States Count Room the
Cry OF Richmond and all creditors who have proved their debts
AMI ost persons In interest At the said time and place.
and show they prayer OF the said pet
toner shonh not BE- granted. Acopy-resie
@I-wiiw HENRY GIBSON. CLERK.
MORE NEW HOOKS.
JOURNAL Of tho Disasters In Anthanan, 1917; by La
Home OF. The Iron Rule: domestic Story by Mrs Ei.
Complete In I vol--The cheap edition
Hapens' Family Library No O. souheys Life Of Neison
Encyclopedia Of Science. Literature Art
Fortunes OF Hector oanoan his Anthony
orooc By w H. Maxwell with twenty Illustrations BY
Leech) Stories OF Waterloo Life Of
Wellington
Library for my Young Counymen containing No
Of the Conqueror Of Mexico
Coes by author OF Uncle Philips Conversations Just
received by SMITH, DRINkER MORRIS.
ISLE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDy-i5 bbls OF strong Isle
u Of Wight OF Apple Brandy-just received for sale
ap 10 JAMES &GEo WINSTON
JUDAH's LION ny CHARLOTTE EI.IZABErti
NEW Work Judahs Lion by Charlotte Elizabeth Just rec
n and Tor sale by lap gel SMITH, DRiNkER MORRIS
DAINTS, OILS AND vARNISlIEs.-The subscriber
has the following, which Of the best and purest
quality
200 gallons pure Mountain I.nseed Oh
10 bbis- Spirits Tupentne
900 kegs American White Lead in oil
1000 lbs English do
100 lbs. verdegris ground in oil pure
100 gallons Copal varnish, No.
fun supply of Coach Picture. Japan
For SALE ON reasonable terms by
apps PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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WI. B. HARDWOOD.

NEW BOOKS, MAJ -.
". nANnoLPF has received Dissertation ne Do
- Of ne hatiay ~ g. A.. Iiaus N u, ID D
rfclHr.cf ~ nrnflsfy. naniusoro
HrcD = conerer Erh'hine cara6eausn ~ proceed
ma q ~ eensis and Houss az Representative
No hurray's Eneycotosah 81 osoeTaphy.
CcoPes flvssutioa = vos soeA ma %
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines Charlottesville, Stnuntou, Lynchburg
md the virginia Springs.

md the VIrgfnin Sprfngs.
REDUCED RATES.
MONT TRaYELLLvG .sPoIDED-.f-ND GREATLY IN
CREASED EXPEDITION
TIME Public are hereby informed, that on and
Il amer July, between Richmond and Char
s. say Fare Saunon So Pare TO Lynch
SO So From Junction to Char
lottesvile 81 so.
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Blue Ridge and at Staunion by ~ n NJ
IL A. NJ reaches Clover
by night morning daylight reaches
Springs and Caaghans dinner and
White Sulphur T. NJ arrives at LewisbuTg by r. NJ
Ri day. - than the route by lynehbng The
expense and trip the week days sooner
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Staunton Tuesdays Thurs
days Saturdays the alternate days extras wi be t1rned
A. NJ night; leave morning
day the Natural Bridge breakfast where
en- until aer dinner and reach pbre Springs by
breakfast reach Caaghans TO din
and White sulphur Springs by r. NJ AVOIDING MONT
TRAVEL ENTIRELY.
The roads splendid and a and the and
coaches a fine heretofore
These Lines the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ference all Others Pstat
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
ITifTY HIIDs. Porto Rico Sugar
u 20 DO Cuba Clarified do
400 nars Prime Green Iaruyra Coffee
$50 do RIO DO
900 Do Domingo do
100 % Prime nj Ahgostun do-for sale hy
ma 10 .l..g LA t...I WILLIAMS HAxALI.
SAnAToeA WATER-9o Boxes Saratoga Water 5,sb
- tom IN Spring ius, received per Tusosr-r ale bv
! R ~ ALE. SAvAL 4 Co
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LAMBAUGHS COMPOSITION,

FEW bushels prime mountain Cloverssed for snle by
n bB GEO w GRErTER.
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a few boSes veV superior fof sale.
PEAkE, JONES 4 WINSTON.
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SPRING STOCK.

trrY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds City Curet
~ Bacon Hog Roundl-for sale by
NH 7-lw A PATERSON.
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PENNSYLVANIA DIGEsT-A Digest Of the reported case
adudged in the several held Pennsylvania ogohc
with manuscript by Thomas J. Walton, Fourth Edition
in vols Just published for sale by
ap29 SMITH DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

r.
Bc.,6a M e -. y . OF ass
mover A,ey, Il Kingston Mass for Kpe'6n
qeioe; Ez,, lockwood, of and for New York ana -,
York.
MArANzAs Feb 2o-Arr Warsaw. Koopman, Nfnrk. e.
M TRINIDAD CuBA. Feb PIN port Msdnd ,nne ,o
PHILADELPHIA days; Betsey jane Thomas OF do WIZ cas'
and others before
HALIFAX Feb ai-Cld Bet.ey Richards Bradley NewYork
Ar2lst. SteI hen Bidney. Bell, NOresns.
Home Ports.
FnANKFoRT. March l-Arr Alhior. Bc'her, Norfolk; FEB
49, Centurion. Curtis, Prospect To lo+d Tor Cuba,
PORTLAND, March 3--Arr Sham. ock Curre FredeTcks-
burg. Cid 9Th. Centurion: Norris, Cuba.
BcsToN, March 6-Cld Nachsz. Lindsey, Havana; Mail,
CrowelI, Philadelphia.
HoLMKs HOLE March Arr Esyay, Thomas, St Marks
Baltimore for Boston Sd-Ar Pearl Harding. Phiiade,gs
for Boston; Coz Jacobs Rapp hammock for dos Trio.
RAIN York for do. In port Envoy, MARTINS,
Pearl Concert, THO.
EpoARTowN. March lar Fairfield Burr NYoIk for Sa-
iem and two other vessels from westward bound E. 2d-ln
PRovIprNcE March AR Rhode Island Hull; Midas. Den
MS and Prudence. Wells NYork Sid John Jay Baker Phi
iade,nh's 5th-No arrival Sid New York, Munro. NYork;
lst Ba'hne. Hunt Wilmington NC.
bRsToL March SID 3D. Reaper, Kent, st Thomas and
mkt; Meridian, Lewis, NYori
March 7-BeIow, Lcvant. Hail I'm Trinidad
Turk, Edrdge Boston, Despatch Tilden Poro Cabcilo;
Germ, PASSPORT
CAFE ISLAND March 5-The following vessels went to
Ih foreooon;- for NYork Swan, Orange Groves
Renown, NOeap; Bourne Kingston, ia; Sula Boston; Vim
A Caldwell Mayaguez
DELAWARE BREAKwArER, March SIN port Turk. from
Boston; Despatch Porto Cabells; Germ Passport; Adams
ALEXANDRIA, March Arr Emeline Peterson, Hoffman.
York.
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TO THE LADIES.
JNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON.
A. BEATTY consdsrsd ]. cs.ns ctou with DIR. FELIX

vii" DR. FELIX
The sculptor whose study initiate the exquisite work
oaa nd model the
s II 5 70 % T
intellect il less entail Of personal beauty
sessed of this prominent feature though obsced by
Of too oxorsn growth Of hs to remove that
form This be done safely, speedily efectusy, and if
mence BY Dr. Felix Gourauds Poude Subtle The isiae Of
the when annoying the short pair the back of ladies'
nigh upon the cheek may removed and eventually the
TRUE WATER
and ali cuaneou, eIapons realizing delicate white hands
neck md arms and elciting healthy juvenile
oomno SSTEAyRI's Eye yEGETAsLE ROUGE
delicate the cheek immovabe BY pespira.
lion rubbing with handkerchief or linen CLOTH 50
GoURAUD,s BLANC D'EsPAoNEi;.
the complexion free uiious properties gen.
orally entering into comb nation Tor this Put in
xsssSSA jsIsaa; Mi. Boston Nsy
Gregg Grants; Louisville Louis County; W. A. Chsss
hS Well csass SsS
Ry. Greene Co.. S" e
s0Hs sisqa + Msc @ J0Idru
Ss: %ir sa$s r.s:
Shs.na LsHes:;s, Hsin,s.h drEsi:I; H.r:bah
SS ass;:s 1: e.
Within few year. ,h,. remarkable and useful che
Sa: attained the hi pitch seesiiys and
excited the cupidity Of nest Of base countefeite who at
s'
%s on Dee s
1ns only & the above
Cosmetic SCI Walker street, door from Broadway.
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MONEY MARKET

Tuesday, March 10 r. M.
The stock market very heavy, sales small, and
prices generally down. Ohio 6s fell T. Kentucky SIS
5Efarlsmt.
At the Board the sales were also SMALL and prices
tended downward.
Much anxiety exists for the Great Western gene
rally supposed that she will bring stocks to realize The
high prices here and the speculative feeling at the last
avices gave outlet realize for those disposed to
80, and they not few.
The Tradesmens Bank is right in not taking the Me-
chanics Association bills deposite those of any
bank which buys its own stock mater how good that
stock may be. Mr.. Fish assaled for dscredng the
Lafayette and Commercial, but the event proved him
light.
We yesterday entered little into the remarkable
change which the extension of the ofrapidnernal
Communication produces in localities Their effect is to
all prices because they bring greater surface of
ground into competition in the market. The effect
opening the Erie Canal greatly to injure the North
River property and to improve that in the part of
he State. It brought not only the fertile valley of the
ienesee into competition with the comparative sterilty
Long Island, but poured the wealth Of the whole lake
tributaries into markets before exclusively supplied by
he Hudson River The country, a great whole, was
astly benefited by the change, but the locality which
ormery from ply steal position enjoyed monopoly was
obliged to give way to the severe competition of a
rolihc soil oil wider extent While this process has
going in regard to internal trade the has
cen pursued in relation to its foreign commerce. Free
rade low duties is the railroad which brings distant
nd cheap supplies of goods into those markets the
opoly ofFwhich formerly enjoyed by the manufac
rers upon the spot To impose prohbitive duties is
reak down the railroad or fill up the canal facilitating
he passage Of goods to market The individual farming
interest Of the end of requires that
be railroad should be destroyed because destroys their
arke The manufacturing interest of the same section
equires high duties to keep out foreign goods, but or
xtenson Of the abroad to sell their wares and bring
hem back cheap produce. The great interests Of tn,
country require both the railroad and high duties
We yesterday gave table of the import of certain ari
les into New York from Havre, for four years. tn,
blowing is monthly table of the imports of the sam,
rticles for ls42:-
osrHLr IMrohr or MsneH1ronE, nv Ins H.vnE PACK
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HUNTERlAN DISPENSARY.

MO. DIVISION STREET, established. A. d 1885, for
never failing remedy Dr. Hunters Red Drop The
unpaa led celebrity aud uneramped Of this powerful
while there remains afflicted being the face Of the globe
IL is astonishing to observe how quickly and hsrml- ssy
apn,hianx every eprous .pi, Of this dreadful Of ali
disodepa the time iortif against every
disposition subsequent attack thereof comprehensive
accompanies each vial Of this medicine and be had
gratis
terleit in Albany N Y, Charleston, s. c. Boston,
Mass. Let the knowing ones bsws Of it ma
no NOT DkSPAIR.-A who have be en- so unfortunate as
wesry with unceasipg sfo restore themselves hcah
hal. but had with butter disappointment avery
aedcine that srorsed the desired effect take
and look forward IN confidence % perfect and speedy
OF all their energies Dr. Thomas specific Pills
have never failed the awaited
Of Gonoirhoea Geet Structure, end they will
y offs mild kind ia thirty h1uu. These
nils equal beneficial for either mild and
their eff c wing like charm all the of disease
cm the system and leaving the CONSUMPTION in all strength
II East Broadway ~ and 100 Fulton st, and 273 oadway,
corner amb.rss. ne2w"r
AT WHOLESALE PRICES!
INDIA RUBBER SHOES, 50 Maiden Lane--Ssi,ng on at
wholesale pnces gene.en' Over Shoes. with leather
s,e both sheet and eleh rposs are now ling at the unpar
kind equally low prices These goods the more
durable and elegant articles 70 De found aud In all cases war
invited call aud zamne before purchasing Don't forget
'p ma sI i%'s.:c - N''''' HUTCHINSON RUNYoN
DIICf. TX BANK Char, sosn, Mass, Nswbufypot Bank
Newbuypou; and Lunbcrmen'. Bans, Warren, Pennsyi
vania, bought at ,,,,...,,
a,r % wall dsr, 'od 10 5r,adw,v.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed aud celebrated fls. from PORTUGAL
wcperceve. be obtaisrd this country Sec -dvertrs
@srt on ~. Is, r"i-..n, fNv,,e N,
5000 bate, Eosish Dndporl Salt Seine, Herring
ii, and ehli Net Iwnes comprising oii ass9rnent Of
i'es al: y s1' xDw 1SI2' Gqo 6il IS CO
mr u South street
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G-CALE WEEKs-Appears this evening at the Bow
cry Amphithestre-Saloon.

o. THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, are guar
|anteed cure the of GonorrhGa, Gleet
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra without faint
ling the BREATH disagneeing with the most delicate sto
mach Te purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis, not cured Price
So each.
By authority of the College of Medicine Phstn Cyl
81 Nassau street, ~ Y
WIS. RICHARDSON Agent.
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Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York from the 25th dav of
Feb to the All day OF March. Is43.
40 Men ; 81 Wsmsn; 50 Boys a Girls. Total, 1877

Feb. TO the All day OF March. ls43
10 Men 81 Women 50 Boys a Girls. Total, 1877.
DISEASES.
Abscess, Apoplexy 81 Bleeding, Burned or sealaed
Cancer Consumption az Commissions Group or hives
CONGESTION Of BRAIN do Of lungs p Dahosa Dropsy
q Dropy IN the head TO- do in the chest Dysentery 81
DEBILITY Epilepsy Fever, do puerpera q do scarlet,
t;o u - b; up Hoopihg eoosh inramma-
" do Of stomach. q do Of throat 81 Inemperance Il Jauu.
dice, /; Lockiaw Il Marasmus 81 Measles IA Old Age 1:
Organic disease Of the heart Palsy, Premature birth
Rupture 81 Small Pox, 4; Spinal disease Suicide l. Ulce
ration of intestInes, I; Unsng wn, 1.
Under year. 81 TO years 90; TO 2s; to TO- 9; 10 to
90 Il 20 to 3d. 90 30 to 49, Ia 40 So III so to so, TO-
2, 10 TO 80, 4; 80 to 80, g.
United States, 49, Ireland, 3 England, 6; Scotland, O.
Germany, 7; Ftsnce, Q; West Indies, l..
OF the above there from Aims House Bellevue
Hosoa at do, III Penitentiary Hospital Blacke Island
q Orphan Asylum, Prince do 9Th avenue Il City HospitaI
i New Jersey, Long Island /; Long Island Hospital Il
ESSEX county Il Long Island Farms, l.
T.
JNO. H GRIsCOM, NJ D. CITY Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. March 6. lsia.
The mortality for the month OF Fesruary was
10 1885, 500 In t8li GIG
1880, 63 1892 7ot
1870, 66 l8i3, 7o3
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8.

Cleared.
bnss Black Hawk, Robinson, Rio Gande aud market,
Cornng son; Angola, Bell st Iago Cuba ana Mansani
A. I'm Curtis, Jr Blue Nose B) Abee, New Amsterdam,
pe y'ce, BARCLAY livingsion Two Marys, Miner Mobile,
Dunh I'm Dimsn; Emily Perkins Ap,achcola Post Phil.
aus Isnneon Eaes. New Orleans. Nesmth, Leeds 4 Go;
hmena cry, Wilmington, NC. Ogden; Thos Dale Nc.
Lamar Aei andra, Cooley * Co.-Schrs Catharne vii
coz Licomb, Richmond. "
Arrived.
brig Nohican' Lee IS days from Guayama PR wi aus
be"s Most OF the crew Of the Mohican frost
Sch Lucy, tof North Yarmou,h) 20 d.v, from Nav
aRntz fh win ggar and mossses Nesm,th ee.s C.,
Schr Jabz L. White from Philadelp hia with mdso 10 r.
Cooley. ~ muses. '" "a D'
scb Expeditions Bush from Virginia. with ey.er. to the
master wv
General Record.
PACKET SHIP PArRIck HsNRY, for LIVERPOOL 1, detained
until 10th inst.
TgE WEATHER The wind for some DAYS mast In. 49,,
blowing very fresh from the W. to NV with the we,thes
emey cold Vessels the have eons,ds
aby the weather has been for the last month than nm.
ally severe. - -.
been ordered round TO Charleston load Europe she
edcd TO Monday evening
I Foreign Ports.
GUYANA PR. Feb i7In port Rowland, Adams unc Ssml
t,o Owens, do Conea Paten, do; franklin Patton,
hebecca Fisher Johnson OF NewHaven, o Planter, Hood
DO do Susan Judson Dyon Of and for do dg Joseph 0ez
Of Portland Tor New York do 0cn Scott L,iteehn, do
Josephine MITCHELL do; Pear, Psace, Of Bristol RI for PHI
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State OF Trade.

SCuC0 IT0O0s
The dealers in cotton generally holding up for the
news by the Greet Western sales therefore small at
former rates.
FYour-Geneseei is taken at s475; Trey and Michigan
81 62i Pennsylvania, Petersburg and Baltimore 81 21
Georgetown 81 l2t 81 25 Richmond City Mills So 25
S. s71 do Country 81 l2a Rye Flour So 25 Corn Meal
S244 a So 623
$500 bushels of Rye sold at cents bushels of
Barley at IS cents per bushel.
qshesPots are held at $6 SO; Pearls So IS ST. nomi.
nal
Nothing done in Lard. l3s hhds of Hams were
taken at 5 cents per ID.
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On Tuesday morning. 7h inst after ingerng illness
aged %.
His friends and those Of the family and the profession
generally respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon at O'clock from her late residence 256
Walker street, without further invitation.
On Monday evening, 5th inst. BErsEY McALLsrER,
wife Of Capt. McAllister, aged forty years
The fr ends and acquaintances OF the family are res
pectfuly invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
81 o'clock from the residence Of her brother James Kent
No. 80 Stone street
On Tuesday morning. 7th inst. OF consumption HENRY
L. RYcKMAN, in the 9th year OF his age.
On the 7th of March inst, LEVI r DAME, in the 46th
year of his age.
His friends and acquaintances Of the family respect
July invited to attend his funeral this afternoon four
o'clock, from his residence No. 40 Bowery.
On Tuesday, Mrs. RACHAsL WEsTERvELI, relct OF the
late John Westervelt, aged II years.
The relative and friends the family are respcctly
invited to attend her funeral omorrow (Thursday) at
from her late residence, No 90 Perry street. without
further invitation.
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NJ A RITIM e HERALD
sailing Days OF the steam shIps.
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
po Of The Shipping Jeff the Por, whence they sailed, the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Caro-
snv Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will confer favor by
sending to this Once all The Msrne they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08

OF legislation for the few at the expense of the
The Congress which wrought out this mischief has now
adjourned aud the apprehension of further destructive
measures is in some degree removed from the public mind
Hence the wealth of the country are begin.
ming to be put in requisition
In all directions there is immense wealth and specie
the instrument by which that wealth is 10 be put in acti-
vty is spreading itself the face of the country Men
are surprised to find that although paper credits without
which they have been taught believe the world
exist have nearly perished yet wheat grows specie
comes and prices are rising giving the producers the
means OF paying debts and buying goods and that in
truth and fact the whole country ich and
ing that broken spectators strive convince them that
srumed The following anecdote, which was told with
enect TO the people Of Paris when they resisted royal
OPPRESSION will very nearly describe the present position
Oh TN" country During popular excitement, person
jumped up and addressed the citizens as follows
Citizens, listen to tale. which shall not be long
one Acertain well meaning Neapolitan was once on a
time startled in his evening walk by the astounding intel
gence that the Pope dead He had not his
establishment when behold! he was informed Of a new
disaster-he King OF Naples was no more But they did
not cease herehe Archbishop of Palermo, he was in
formed, had also died suddenly. Overcome by this last
shock he retired bed but not to Sleep In the morning
he was disturbed in his melancholy revere by rumbng
noise which he recognised at to be the motion of
says the good man, starting up. "can trust my
The Pope dead the King dead the Bishop dead and
yet nelghDOrS commune 10 make maCcarOnl. Come,
the lives of these great men not then indispensable
to the world, after ALL"
The Wall street papers, and all organs of the paper
gers have informed the people of the des
traction of credit of the failure of the banks and that
Europe will lend no more money Whereat they have all
been shockingly frightened They rub their eyes,
and discover that wheat is growing greater abundance
than ever-tha specie is coming thick and for it's
purchaseand that with the resulting rise in prices in
dustry will get its full remuneration, and honesty and fru
galy their just reward They ready exclaim the
banks have failedths States SPECTATORS
have bsrsted-cred is ruined, and European Shy
ill lend no more moneyyet wheat grows and industry
fourshes! The thievng paper mongers not 80 ind
pensable to the world, after all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-08
CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
2O2 BROADWAY

OWING facilities afforded the subscriber purchasing
" from FIRST hands and the liberal encouragement bestowed
pon his Emporium OF Fashion bv genteen he would
Inform his friends and the public that ne Is enabled TO sell TIE
fashionable garments at much reduced rates iro
rices without any dimnuton quality. style and hnsh,
heh has won the cuconiums OF the fashionable world.
would attention 20 his superior style OF cutting
havitg employed of the best cutters IN the country, aud
viii warrant 70 ft the most diitcultto
The subscriber would this opportunity the
eoncous pesson thar purchasers N Broadway are obliged
"a CAV more tor article Of dress than eewhere call upon
an. subscriber and hs statement OF prices will convince the
most ceptca that any article of clothing be obtdned
ths establishment cheap and fashionable ehe
house in this city. - - .
splendid asOrmtn OF Ready Made Clothing, superb
made, for sale yer. cDeap Tor cash
A fall suit made up at afew hours notice, - -
lA lmssm kDWD. BOx.
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o. OVER ONE HUNDRED TONS OF SHEER
mans Lozenges have been sold and over 100000 of
shernsns Poor Mans PlaSterwhere is there any other
ticle Of medicine to compare with that No greater
whence Of their goodness could be given and the de-
mand should continue increase it has will puzzle
the Doctor to supply it. He has been obliged to enlarge
his Laboratory every year since he .nced and
finds constant employ for over 60 handswhile the
whole Of mators and countereters cannot keep
hand employed. An intelligent people not SO
easily imposed upon. They know ShermanS articles
have reputation, and the other trash has not
The Doctors warehouse is at JOG Nassau street. Agents
q Ledger Buildings Philadelphia stanwix Hail. Al
bany. and State street. Boston.
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Foreign kmpors.ttOus.

GUArAMA.Bng Mohicans3 hhds % bbls sugar Soueyran
Lewis. y