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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-22
PROPOSALS
For publishing new weekly paper, to be
CALLED
THE PAT II NDER.

THE subscriber designs to publish on Saturday, the
l. 25th day Of February an independent weekly
paper, which will be named
THE PATHFINDER.
1t will be made of the exact size and form Of the
London Examiner, what readers in this country
will better understand, the model OF the PlaDdes
er, Of the late William Leggett Each number will
contain sixteen pages, of three columns each, octave
or fortyeght columns of reading matter in all This
will be divided as follows:
l. THE PoLITIcAL PATBrNDtR will embrace elab-
crate and pointed discussions Of current political and
social questions. In politics, it will sustain what
known as INTERCHANGEABLE views, but will give a
hearing to all sides, and especially TO those who may
be in possession Of any new truth The main object
Of the editor will be to make journal that shall be
perfectly open TO the discussion Of all interesting to-
pics. He pledges himself to no man. to no party, To
no established system Of thought but will fearlessy
express, all occasions, whatever opinions seem TO
him true and important Freedom and progress IL
the motto under which he begins his enterprise.
II. THE LITERARY PATHrIsDER will comprise high
toned and carefully prepared criticisms Of new publ
cations choice extracts and anecdotes from books
and magazines short tales and faithful register of
the latest literary intelligence foreign and domestic.
This department will be placed in the hands Of a
gentleman Of fine literary accomplishments and
aste.
I'll Tue COMMERCIAL PATHFINDER will contain
weekly review Of the stock market prices current at
New York, rates Of exchange, bank note lists, do
nestle and foreign produce markets, bankruptcies,
and other intelligence Of interest TO men Of business
The Pathfinder will also contain full accounts OF
the news Of the week foreign news the proceedings
Of Congress and State legislatures, important dec-
sons in the Courts strange and interesting occurrcn
ces, accidents, &c, making a complete chronicle of
passing events and al the same time valuable rcpo-
STORY Of litca social, and literary discussions
BEING printed in such form that II may be bound at
the end Of the year, il will combine the advantages of
both newspaper and magazine. The plan Of publ
cation interferes with no existing publication.
Postmasters and agents will see by the terms an
nexcd that it will be TO their interest to procure sub
scribers Letters must be addressed to the subscri
Der at No. 25 Pine street.
TERMS 70 AGENTS AND OTHERS
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THREE NIGHTS LONGER.


MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
2lsT, 22D, and 23D INST.
AT CARUSIS SALOON
SIGNOR BLITZ begs leave to return his CRATE
full Acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage
he has experienced, and respectfully announces, at
the solicitation of several families that he will give
THREE MORE EXHIBITIONS
on the above evenings. The entertainment will en-
brace great number of
ILLUSIONS, DECEPTIONS, SC,
selected from the principal feats performed pre-
vious occasions, in addition to many and inter-
esting experiments.
RAISED SEATS HAVE BEEN ERECTED
for the comfort and convenience of the company,
which will enable all parties to obtain good view
of the performance.
CONCLUDE
WITH VENTRILOQUISM
DANCE OF SIX DINNER PLATES
On a common table.
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I5-Boxes and Parquctte, so cents Second tier
and Gallery, 25 cents.
Doors open l-2 o'clock-performanc commence
l-2 O'Clock.
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HORSES HORSES u HORSES ~ Just re-
IL ceived, at the Farmers Hotel, corner Of 9Th
and street. 10 head Of sound young farm and family
horses, which will be sold at very reduced prices
Those wishing to purchase would do well by calling
as great bargains may be expected.
feb 9l--3t
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NATIONAL THEATRE!

NATIONAL THEATRE!
SECOND NIGHT
OF MIR. BURTON,
THE GREAT COMEDIAN,
Who will appear In three pieces.
THREE NIGHTS
OF MISS JULIA TURNBULL,
THE NATIVE AMERICAN DANCEUS,
Who will appear in
THREE DANCES!!
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING February %,
Will be presented
SOMETHING ORIGINAL.
Jack Nonparel MIR. BUXTON.
To be followed by
MISS JULIA TURNBULL IN L'ESPAGNOL.
After which,
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
Jem Baggs Mr.. BURTON
THE CACHUCHA
BY MISS JULIA TURNBULL.
Previous TO the last Dance,
JOHN JONES.
Guy Goodluck Mr.. BURTON.
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The whole TO conclude
WITH THE TARRANTELLA
BY MISS JULIA TURNBULI..
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| Previous to the last Dance,
JOHN JONES.
Guy Goodluck Mr.. BURTON.
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SIGN OR BLITZ
Respectfully announces that, by request of several
Ladies and Gentlemen, he will give his Perform
ances on the above evenings, on which occasion
variety Of interesting ILLUSIONS will be in
trcduced-to conclude with
VENTRILOQUISM,
and the Dance Of six Dinner Plates on common
table.
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Leave jacksonville every Thursday at 8 a m; ar.
rive al Spring Place next Saturday by 6p m.
3i02 From Troupsills TO Suwannee Springs, Fla,
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Troupville every Monday at m; arrive al
Suwannee Springs next day by ~ N.
Leave Suwannee Springs every Tuesday at m;
arrive al Troupyille next day by 7pm.
54O5 From WSresborough TO Mount Pleasant, 80
miles and back, once a week
Leave Marlborough every Friday at m; arrive
at Mount Pleasant day by p N.
Leave Mount Pleasant every Saturday, at 6 a mi
arrive al Waresboro same day by IN.
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UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN.
POSITIVELY FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Feb. 90 and "a.
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At which time there will be, also,
A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL,
Under the direction of Professor
HEWITT AND MR.. J. II. DANIELS,
OF THE WESLEYAN CHOIR,
Assisted by Mr.. SCHEEL, Mr.. KNOPP, and other
distinguished Amateurs Of this city.
The proceeds Of the same to be applied to the ex-
penses incurred in the English Lutheran Congre-
CATION, now forming at the above named place.
nSTickets 80 cents, admitting Lady and Cen
tleman.
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THE subscriber designs to publish on Saturday, the
l. 25th day Of February, an independent weekly
paper, which will be named
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To be followed by
MISS JULIA TURNBULL IN L'ESPAGNOL
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Doors open at seven.
Performance to commence at half past seven.
Admission 80 cents. One ticket admitting gentle
man and two ladies', dollar. Children half
price. feb 22-3t
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THE CACHUCHA
BY MISS JULIA TURNBULL.
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Washington City, d. C, January 81, Isi3.
feb 3-eodf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-14
Virginia Legislature.

On Monday the 4,h instant, both Houses OF the
General Assembly Of Virginia met at the Capitol
In Richmond.
The Senate was organized by the election of
DR.. EDWARD p. ScorT, Speaker, without oppo-
sition, ADDISON lANsroRD Clerk pro tenn, LIT
rLEscRRy ALLEN Sergeant-at.Arms, and Messrs.
NELSON and MARTIN, Door-keepers.
The House Of Delegates was called to order by
Mr.. PAYNE, Of Fluvanna, ''the oldest member"
GEORGE w. MuNFoRD was unanimously re-elect-
ed Clerk, and JOEL HoLLEMAN, Esq. Of Isle OF
Wight, Speaker, without formal opposition, no
other person being in nominaion.-The vote
stood Joel Holleman SO, V. w. Sou,hall 81,
and Dawson Warren 1. DANIEL WARD was re.
elected Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mcssrs. Bradley
and CHAMBERS Doo--keepers. For the last office
there was opposition, and the vote STOOD for WIN
CHAMBERS 81, and for Capt. CHRISTIAN Mil,
LER "a.
The Governors Message was then read, and
ordered to be printed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-12-14
Terms Of the Spectator.

. 0o-rHE SPEcrAroR rs published once week, BY
kESroS HARPER, at Two Dollars a wear IL maid in adj
vance, or Two Dollars aud Fifty Cents if delayed be-
yond the expiration of the year. No subscription will
DC dsconnacd but at the option of the editor until all
arresrages paid.
0-Aii communications to the editor by mail be
postpaid, or they will not be attended TO.
eAdvertisements Of thirteen lines or less, insert
Gu shree times for dollar and twenty five for
each subsequent continuance Larger advertisements in
.ne same proportion. liberal discount made adver-
tiscrs by the year.
delivery Of affdavits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
REFINED SUGARS,


AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES.
WoOLSEY u WOULSEY offer tins stand D..
w ard 1ualiy Double Refined Sugar follows, namely:
iii cents per ID When less than paekasss are
Cn.b.,i III purchased hall cent per Po"ua
Tbs abov. ARE packed IS follows:
caves u boxes Of 300 lbs
CTnshe! IN bbls. of 200 7
rho Nsw-YeIk Patent Sugar Refinery, corner oil
Alpi ~ Observation-Disclosures ar al SO W all-street
.B@Oriss out OF the city mus; be accomPan.ea 9n %.
remittance. - -,
HTEIVED SIGAKS-R. l.. " A. STUART
,1 sale the vsrieus qualities OF their Refined Sus2rs
unti,s, OF i've packages and upwards at the i0o"'ns
e sandsrd Double Loaf Sugar, II cents per poane'
crr,bsi Ia
GroCnt ~
C-or,d sugar I'd quality, III ,.,,.,
The above are packed follows without e'aise i'
Ioayes in boxes Of 300.
Crushed IN barrels nt eco
Ground in barrels OF 20 - ,h .,.- a., cham
Apply at the Refinery, No 2s5 Geen"le co[s1 b.
remittance.
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GLOVE ANOnYNE

remedy that viii fail quiet forever the unmerciluI
offender
The Glove Anodyne BE best Of all tooth ache RENE lies
II immediate and effects the most yo
lent tooth ache pam III the gums mInut~. -,
Experience has proved that this anodyHe composition WI"
give -diae and Iermauen relief after The failure OF every
other remedy Is PHEASANT to the taste and smell VIII not ~
lure the teeth way and few appcanois wiz
entirely the an and from deayed ooth 5"
that nay be filled and rendered useful ever When me
apparently sound this application Will ave speedy relief
rubbing few drops on the part affected Price 2 cents 70
For sale b. David Sands Co.. No II East Broadway
Fulton street and 2i3 Broadway corner Ceamber street,
Granite Buildings OF LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
u7GSHNGTON ELlNIR.-A pure Vegetable

WASHINGTON Elm m pure Vegetable
w Compound-" Natures God has selreed in the vese
,,b kTCd%n, safe sure and spey remedies for all diseases:
,rh for and discover these part OF mans allotted
toll bs well known assertion Of D9SS9des one Of tn
nebe evidence OF truth and wisdom IN The discovery OF
the Washington Elixir which for rs many VIRTUES may Dc
ca hat hundreds Of best citizens can attest rs a".,
mower IN thoroughly curing that most noIer6leoi all
diseases i,,c,,r pl;,;, ;,.,u,,
" ecaci"us in the cure OF Ch9lea Aor6uI b'ou; eh9ie
Bs6a and Dyne Worms and , hy df ess,ih Ss
snbssnces is OF course perfectly simple and h sE
ISonsb Gatnnaed for me pdiry and Nl{2r WIN Which
conpes stomach perform the pSeSF NV Hn SeSso
dsesone dose having uutreqUsnty caused peIiaa
neT Ths Washington Elixir in envelopes containing clear
M and precise directions for its may be obtained Of D.
Moss cor Grand and Cannon-sts. j. Wendoyef ~ Eighth
ayenu. A. w. Ciabauden 81 sixth Avenue; Dr. ~ Leggett
cor and Sd street, Il Butnsf s9TnsE Sd Az W.
@ and sth street, Dr. H. a Field corner Broadway and 9Th
Guinness I2S Sd Avenue corner IAN street, I'd Ches
tenev corner Bowery and Broome street j. CoId'2Stou
S9T Hudson street. f. l.. Cotton 26o BeeckersHei: Oliver
Dsromas Coz 50 Chatham street; DE- Wm CecI, orlle
A /, LounsbuIy, Manhaitanyille; Dr. W. G Wood haT
lem - ~
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED of all

,oes now knowu there IS Dat one tina, can be relied
on Tor m cur, OF that 10 TIE human ACE on imp
NON ,Ihar r,rnrtg IS -CiIEScKs tulfnoEIc syrup
l. M. rce,sa whr every t'ns e's, I's ia!sj
and II generally succeed IN cutng sYe o "Dsuml
ton where the fol- wEs thugs atsdsd TO- w a
tria perseverance, and Stfic COMO ntj 70 t directions.
In t!s may no, be considered inne assertion,
supported by facts tbs reader estrea u pamphlet pnb
ished h. he proprietor which can o. obtained gratis
any Of his offices, winch be found Rptaoti OF eaNs
ubs,anrI3tiug the tGu OF this assertion Also may m SEEN
athis Office uumt Of cslc3es winch h&'s eve ts ea
published here adiylduaS have bsu cured 81 sopacn
after naylS ben given By their PhyScl ana ifirhfs
m. not he % he TS' necc Of Tie
Pu!nouc yui It's The mos; powerful unhei OF ihs SIS
fem known II operates b. aSsnS natuIs 10 tNTi The disease
from IL. Lungs Stomach aud Liter " here there Is hectic
fever ht s,,eats constipation a: asRa symptoms OF Con
Sumption ,he Of tie Syrup removes iAs sy. stops the
night Seats aud regulates the action 0 thh oo"e naSIag
ihem .sl Inv and al sootueS npeS the disease
Of III I.ulg, aad tcn eHls 1t ~ the torn Of eHectoRej
MATER m IL - tut a>rOHs lng what quantities OF CO W.
non i xrecor.sd b. ratents EeHe'liy VIII a>-2 the
PuIuopic syrup; sn uh all disease o the
Luncs is removed and th patent iris 10 his Joy thai
r-St,.e,i ~ health:
fcS No 50 South Sxts door below the OF
1hs,nut and at his laboratory No III R.'e-set Fhita.
H. nbis A,o for ssle %. C5uindStrt toor below
~, cf ;rasnwich \ N.-the only place this cay
,yS- tI rnniu can be had Also. $50 astusonstrre;
Rns,sr" No Is B-oadway. Albany, N
III shoya Offices exclusively Tor TIE sale Of pulmouc
Syrup. o'' II" II '|Ht'N,h ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

T'HE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and most Et,
FECTiYE compound in the whole range OF Me .ara
preparations Ia all lingering compliant "sakne' S h hs
liver complaints, pulmoy affections, particularly IA ai,
early stages common coughs, colds feunsc aite'ionS
from whence spring diseases gene raj these Fills stand u'f
qualled
a thorough trial of them in accordance with the directions
will insure their IlcrIDanent nineteen isIes GUY.
twenty making such tral They pm Up IA sinsp OO 81
for convenience 81 trial al 81 Also. packa1 a.
cents and 81. Office Of sale 40 Fulton street, second o
between Nassau an! Broadway where any information an'
great variety o. testimonies. may be obtained.
q TRY, AND THEN JUDGE..-En o23 lm
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OF I'm.
1000 900 v Of SHEKMAN :; ,od P y3.,K
ond s5 9n
ne ooS he wasng ne said s Of onrs the
other daye have docored him till tired and It all
au kyson his W;sr s SHsidf %a 1 s
sSs RsS dose nse s sS7 S s0n
doses ensey cured him. they have thou nds of others
as If should Choke 10 death rhp would only shermsus
Cough Lozenges he would be cnred in short time They
0'i Ma head says snoSe shemans camphor Lo-
Su case i? less than twenty minutes and no
owness Of spirits d,pondency and the depression Of spirit;
@ Caution should be observed s in
the genuine Sheman Lezenges and Plasers, you may
'yS c s %'Sss %
AGENTS 49, s 40 and col b Br1adTsy III Hn a ST. 1873
BROOKLYN; A. (iathrt. Stanwix Hall, Albany; Reldns s
Co State BSstGn Ledger BGdnsS rnn1dspha
New Orleans ~ ''''' )''N'''' OPS D&Wm
WHO CAN MISTAKE A WIG, however
w auy prepared, for the natural and living growth of
the hair. There is adu dead look, artificial stiffness
the counterfeit which forbids being mistaken for tie
genuine article. And yet lneteen out of twenty for
tenth Of the MONEY that Wig costs the bald SCALP
holden any thatcher OF SOULS for second hand ado
is Jayne Hair Tom the growth of the iiar sickness
sorrow any other cause has hern your brow c It's cus
burst such luxurance from beneath your fashionable bel
yer, aynes Hair Tonic will give M and vigor the roots
restore your Hy iefion Cus in all their pristine beauty
Those who have been for years fully eneavong
cult vate whiske AID mousache, will find this preparation
=. sold b. A B. D. SANDS Druggists, a. wholesale
and retail No 70 Fultonstree 23 Broadway and II East
Broadway. ol6 I'm
A STOUNDING CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
In 1889 BY the celebrated n EeSp.n the Italian Physi
can who deovcred tiat certain Italian herbs had the
MI. PlsE3s g: ES ASP ERUFTloNs OF THE SKIN
II CHANGE z1%a$ $E+S&w TO FINE
Many persons hardly believe this yet it strictly true NJ
vSSfrp ii made this i" the form 9? 9ssuu piece Of Soap
HkA JS ssH 6Eb go Re TE TE3EHsg FLESH
EE s St Boston ss B.Ss2
2o hnsseet Char lesion, s e. Be very particular and buy
no where else, mind ! OH I'm
TO MASONS.-Sealed proposals will be recciy-
the S' day OF November TO build sewe! Mercefstree
from The anal street to point feet south Grand
in said street Unyers,yplace the Bowery with banch
throue. the gowery from 18th 18th street and branch
apply At the Office Of the undersigned where specifications Of
the SAID dFai" mag be ,9 915o Y WIN,
Street Commissioners Office, October 28, 1873 NJ
TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will
day Of November the Curb aud Gutter Stones be
Road Avenue '50" l"e"s'''Feet to the BloominsdaIe
EoL particulars apply tn! Office the undersigned where
S's'''a'l0n' may D JOHN 5f;ni swrS s,,n conn.io
Street COMMISSIONER fce Der % si9 commissioner;
TO CoNTRACToRs-sealed proposals will be
d lscSTed At the Street COMMISSIONS Offer until the s,a
from h the 8 s9 Fox 5 ps ' lne z < s 5
oiiee COMMISSIONER Office where specifications may be OBJ
'et Stra., JOHN EVEN, Street Commits yionsr
-s-eet Cothll listeners Once, Oct %, 1873. M
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NETWORK AND ERIE, RAIL
ROAD.-FARE. REDUCED On aud after
NJ ONDAY October 9th, passengers will leave
pier az the 1oo Of Dansstree N the steam
and O'clock P NJ, sundays excsped, take The Cars at
Permou and arrive NddlcoSn at . p. NJ and s! p. NJ
Return ne leave Middeown every day Sunday excepted
al A NJ, an 5! F. NJ
The EAGLE. LINE of Stages Cor OWEGO HOMES
DALE and BlNGHAMPTON leave Niddletown every
mornm-, At o'clock. The BLOQMlNGBURGH Line
leaves Ndd-own daily the arrival the Evening
of Cars, connecting with the Newburgh and Owsgo Lines
at Boominghutsh The MILFORD Line leaves on the ar
rival the Morning Train from New York and arrives at
FARE FROM NETWORK
To Goshsn..... 81 ~ ITO Ferres,bur=h So SO
Nl!ddlttown ..... 81 E!s EDDY. ; 10
Bloomingbu rgh, i 30 ton.sddis =. so
Mona, HOPE. i 90 BinShaWgt / 90
The FREIGHT BARGEs. leave New-York every morn
ing tSunday excepted, y at ! O'Clock o3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

H adjoining the Nrw-York and y.re Railroad, on the
Ramaro River 80 miles from The CITY of New capable
or five fills and great body ci aer together with the
whole or part Of lOoo acres Of land heavily timbered with
wood o Is 10 40 Years growth There also the tract
extensive iron mines ofst quality lines possessing great
strength considerable part of the land cleared and cu
vaed ald there might be made some excellent Farms by
lies part of the the scenery of which beautiful
The place is remarkably healthy II is known the Au-
Access be had to three or four hours from the city
o. Newor by the New York and Erie Railroad five
six hours by the way Ilackensac and Orange Turnpike,
b. the way Mack Havsrstraw the Hudson River.
IrOui-s al No 10 CEatham.st $50 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

10 O0O ACRE. OF MOUNTAIN LAND
~, OstO FOR SALE-Lying in Orange and Rock
land Counties State of New York IS miles from the city
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
Ranapo River running nearly through the OF II Ii Is
well stocked with wood of IS years growth and UPWARDS
coadeI able part of might be made arabic There is
verai mines Of which has lately been opened and
proved be of fist quality There also very extensive
Tuxeto Lake miles long and one mile wide hes in
part he tract the scenery of which beautiful IL three
miles Persons Works and known the Augusta
Tract Access be had to in three or four hous BY the
n Y & Erie Railroad, five sin hours by the way OF
Hackensack and Orange Turnpike by the way Of Nyach
Or Haverstraw.
Ii will be sold in parts if an offer made for considerable
tract Inquire az Chatham street. where map be
and particulars ascertaned relative the above prem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
COUTHOUY < NEV ERS,
oil Er0adINaE,

DESpECTFULLY invite the Public TO call and NJ
n .yamne their extensive assortment .! LaSirS ~ n
DELSBi;A GiRANpOLES, SCI sllt' IN HIS 10 81
and EgR SfsHNG GOODS have
recently received large accessons and are now oef" d"
greatly reduced prices -, ,tI AMPS
CaSDEi ABRA and GIRANDOLES, winch they vel
lure 70 assert are SUPERIOR in beauty OF Workmanship a!a
dacsry Of finish 10 any that can be found IN the CITY
full supply OF the well.known SOLAR LANlf constantly
The Trade supplied with every description OF lamp
and Ciirandols (ercepting inferior ontSJ at factory
Orders received Tor the Chemical Oil Lamps 90 5th
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n L. FARNAM, at 247 Water-st. manufactures
~ Fire Engines every zs for cities villages factories
pantatious, &c. 49, :, p,,. I'D L,;r. Gang
Hemp Hose Leather Hose of any size Fequied suction
LIT and Force Pumps lift and force water any distance
Wind Mills Horse Powers Water Wheels Sc for working
pumps. r. s,i; ,ol,rs Sc and for
use OF tire. r ,. ,r;.,d $40
Lead and Iron Pipe Brass Cecks Ornamental FOUNTAINS Sc
great strength and very sample their construction 3ee
narcuarIy well calculated for the Southern anu est hua
markets -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The subscriber is
now rseeirns his Fall supply OF India Rubber Shoes AMI
n.ent being general and complete be found III the
market, supplied by the deen; manufacturers with
every saleable style Of Shoes
His stock OF lined Ruobes decidedly the beste offered
besides lining coed Shoes they lined in very superior
manner; of plain and figured R1oee-s, Mems and Womeu
the supply is large and well seasoned
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes Buskns, Sandals manufae
tursd Rubbers Sc can be found this establishment made
In asuperior manner and warranted.
Also India Rubber Carriage Cloth, Hose for tbs Croou
Water Machine Banding Life Pressryers Pillows Cushions
&c. Sc aud all other manufactured goods hand and man
uiactursd 10 order c. l.. ROSS,
81 ,2a Maiden lane. between Pearl and Water-sts.
THO THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
Il TIE UNITED STATES.-The subscriber would
speeuy call The attention OF the various Fire Cosies
the Uniou 10 the and beautiful OF BRASS
FIRE TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS which he
has inst finished and will keep constantly hand They
are finished In the beautiful and of splendid
and elaborate designs Companies iron abroad who may
wsh TO see patterns of the above before purchatnS
obtain lees sheet Of patterns with The prices 10 EACH b
apying by mail the subscriber and they may rely OBJ
,aning precisely sash article The pattern they may
let feck Lers German Silver Fgnes for Shirts, &c.
~D MARTIN w. EMMONS.
xH3m ii Spruce street, New York