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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-01-08


~ Books, Stationery, Periodicals, or anything
else imported to order from England and France or
from any pant of Europe. Jan 3-f
BARGAIN BARGAINSM!
THE subscribers, having on hand large assort-
ment OF seasonabe goods, and being DESTROYS Of
reducing their stock preparatory to the Spring trade,
will offer great bargains in all descriptions of goods
Their assortment is altogether complete, and custo-
mers may rest assured that they will be suited in
style, quality and price. They name, in part
IN CLOTHS.
g pieces extra fine black Cloth, (wOol dyed)
10 do low priced do do do
20 do extra fine blue, brown and green, do
25 do medium do for ladies cIoaks
100 do London Cassimeres, Tweeds and CASH
nets
% do assorted Cashmere, Nerino, and other
Vestings
IN FLANNELs.
25 pieces 5.4 white Flannes)
80 do A do do All wool, or
% do rs do do rantcd.
40 do ass'd cold do
IN MOUSSELAINE DELAINES, &C.
40 pieces extra quality Mousselaine Delaines all
so do medium do
do blue black do alIHoI
III do jet black do do
ID do balEmourning do do
10 do French Merinos, in colors
10 do do in jets and blue blacks
de- Drsp Dete do do
IN FASHIONABLE CLOAKlNGS.
pieces red plaid cloths, & yards wide)
ID do blu, do do
10 do drab and mixed coors do
do green figured do
IN SILKS.
10 pieces rich black and blue black Silk, double
wild hi
20 do rich Satin, striped Pou de Sole Game
lion change
ID do rich figured Silks, (.omc Of which are
suitable for evening dresses)
40 do Florcnces (al culors)
30 do cheap Silks, for cheap dresses and lin
inrs
25 do rich white. blue and pink satirs
IN SHAWLS ~
% rich Cashmere Shaws
Is do rich corded Silk Shawls, (Camelion)
10 do medium do do
Is do embroidered Thibet do do
200 do Shawls, of assorted qualities, together
with large stock of black Shawis
IN ALPACAs.
IS pieces jet black Alpacas 4..sr
10 do blue black do
10 do assorted colors Alpacos y.
5 do changcsblc do
IN BOMBAsINS.
20 pieces iiie jet black Bombssins
IS do blue black do
% DO black and blue black do medium and low
priced
5 DO black Cashmere do
Together with
% pieces fine black Linens
20 do medium do
40 pair Birds eye Diapers
25 do Table Diapers, all widths
10 do l2.4 Irish and Russia sheetings
~ do l04 do do do
case 1914 superior heavy do
do Ga do do cotton shifting
so dozen Towels, Of all qualities and prices, cheap
10 pieces Furniture Dmites
100 do do Chntzes
30 do "A Chintz, for close blinds
50 do assorted Curtain Muslin together with
Gilt Rods Ornaments, and Bands
10 pieces blucblack Silk Velyets
10 do jet do
do cherry and crimson Silk velvets
10 do heavy black Satins.
IN CARPETINGs.
% pieces three-ply Ingram Carpetngs
20 do fine do do
% do low priced do do
10 do heavy twil'cd Venitan do
ID do plain do do
50 Rugs, assorted qualities and prices.
The subscribers would respectfully ask purchasers
to call and examine this stock before purchasing else
where, a, bargains may be expected.
ESTEP CATLETT.
jana (Globe)
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DREsCOTT's HISTORY OF THE CON.
i QUEST OF MEXICO volume 2-Just put
llshed and this day received for sale by +. TAY
LOR, Prescots II story of Mexico, the third volume
concluding the work complete in 3 volumes, large
octave, beautifully printed, with many engrovngs,
maps andolher illustrations, pfice 81 % per vol.
dec 26
- w. FISCHER, Importer and Dealer in Fancy
and Staple Stationery has Just received by the school,
ner Frank the remainder Of his Fall purchases, an
enumeration Of which will be given in subsequent ad
vertsements. Members Of Congress and strangers
visiting the city will find the most extensive assort
ment, at the lowest and uniform prices at Staioners
Hall, east Of 18th street. Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 27-3taw2w
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Tickets s10-Halves S5-Quartcrs So so
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole Tickets s13O
Do do 26 half do Is
Do do 26 quarter do 80 SC
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JUST RECEIVED, AUSTRIA AND THE
y AUSTRIANS, by Il. G. Rohl author of Rus
STA and the Russians. Price 25 cents.
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DOCK OF THE POETS, vol, London, with
ID numerous beautiful illustrations containing tho
qest works of the English Poets from Chaucer to
Beattie.
Also, Book Of the Poets, the Modern Poets, con-
tanning chiefly the English Poetry of the nineteenth
century, volume, corresponding with the other-a
beautiful London edition, with many splendid engrav-
lngs. Just received by
may 30 T. TAYLOR
n ENTLEMEN'S POCKET BOOK DIARY and
VI ALMANAC for 1914.
jan6 J. TAYLOR,
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THE subscribers having on hand large assort-
ment of seasonable goods, and being DESTROYS Of
reducing their stock preparatory to the Spring trade,
mers may rest assured that they will be suited in
style, quality and price. They name, in part
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BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH EDITIONS, just i'm
ID ported, direct from London, by

Lord Byron's Childe Harolde, volume, small
quarto, with sixty-two beautiful illustrations en-
graved by Finden, mostly from the real landscapes
aud scenery described by the author
Lockets Spanish Ballads, historical and romantic,
translated and embellished with numerous engraved
illustrations, vgnettes ornamental borders, &c., &c.,
printed in fancy colors.
Thompson's Seasons, small quarto size, filled with
engravings- London, 1912.
The Book Of Gems, the Poets and Artists Of Great
Britain illustrated, being selections of British poetry
from the times of Chaucer to the present day, with
very numerous illustrations of the same engraved from
the paintings Of British artists of celebrity in
Turkey morocco
Hcaths Shakespeare Gallery, | volume, quarto
richly bound depicting the principal female charac-
tiers in the plays of the Great Poet forty five in num-
Der, splendldy coored.
Fables, English and translated with several hum
dred engravngs, by Grandville, vol. octave, richly
bound and gilt.
Rogers Italy, and Rogers other Poems, volume
each, splendidly illustrated.
Stanhelds Coast Scenery, Brockedon's Passes of
the Alps, Hofers Views IN the Tyrol, Book Of the
Poets, Souvenirs and ANIMALS for 1874, and large
and valuable collection Of fine English editions of
Shakespeare, Milton, Byron, Gibbon, Robertson Hume
and Smoet Clarendon, Burnet and almost every other
of the most esteemed standard authors, both in Poe
try and Prose many Of them beautifully illustrated
others richly bound, books which unlike the Souve
Mrs and ANIMALS Of the day, have standard and
permanent value not to be diminished by the passing
away either Of this year the next.
All for sale at very moderate advance upon the
English prices. dec %
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Vol. g. Evolutions of Regiment.
Price dollars. For sale by +. TAYLOR.
+ =. Only five copies remaining of the whole edition.
Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12
Philadelphia.


Correspondence OF the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 1874
The result OF the election in this State ia still
looked for with great anxiety here, in fact nothing
else is thought Of, or talked about. The news by
this mornings mails has caused great exultation
among the democrats. Shnnk's election is row
certain. Markets majority yesterday was 1900.
The returns this afternoon give Skunk majority
OF 1000, and all the strong wing counlles heard
from, with the exception of Erie and Mercer.
There are sixteen counties still TO hear FROM four
teen Of which have hitherto gwen democratic ma
Iorltes Allegheny couaty which gave The wings
ln ISl0, 300 majority, ony gives now 1900.
Shnnk's majority according Ia the best calculation
Will be between z, 900 and 3, 900
The newly elected City lWhig) Councils met
this morning, and organised by Te-eecting VIM.
M. Meredith, L q President OF the Select Coun-
ell, and Samuel Norris, Esq. President OF the Com
mon Council.
There was rumor current to-day that McCall
the wing Mayor, was TO resign in favor Of Keyser,
the native candidate, in order to concliaie the ma
tlves, and induce them 10 vote for Henry CLAY.
SALES At THE STocK ExcHAneE.- $4,000 State bs 7I3:
$40 do 81 69i $40 90 5s, toy 200 Girard Bar 9
400 viii RR 70, Penn BsIk 256 So, 90 Chss and Del
6p 1856 69 $50O0 do do co. 1885, 69J 5000 ate 81 II,
So0oo State o. TAI so Norrsts~n kk sl 5000 Reading
kR bonds. 72f
p s. Markets majority in the city and county OF Phil
adelphia, official returns is $3.50
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Foreign Imp0rtatlons.

LyEerooLshp Isabella 100 casks cope, e ipgot, do Hen
bricks sonlo0 tons iron rvin--9 crates Harris-a7 do
4oe bars iron st bds Egleston B5oke,ci bale, mdse
Thargrr COL Gihon-s7 w Wslsh--2 Lord Taylor-li
I93lnIIl3 FIELD Msnning aIinany-z,J Jack
H.yRs-ship Zurch-i pkg mdse II Weinsra3 Lipp2Id,,
Coles. nlscrnoisl Baird coi3o tsts wine Clark Bin.
Cozzens-s2 do Buslean, Koop ro4 hhds wine
schasrsIli Durand eoac bdl; willow Bpnpgsr CO.
10 III Schneider- ii Bakerf Kippling-3J Uppenhei.
meT co-32;9 burr stones Monis.f Moran Is en
Ashton 4 Wilams-i felS-3 Carrot cot Hne s
Putnam l. Cary-I Spies, Chrst& col Bailey Kitchen
o 4 Cauldwell-3 l. M Shaw Camfeld COZ III Todd
Il DaTer-7i Chsppel \ Gardae.,.a Davis2 A Stew,
& col r Steiner-I q Rossere-I Gerron-l
Pcygn col? Grandasr-le Bernhard Huuon-i r Col.
CHRIST col Berr Keese-iC Th?mss-I Bruce.i Z
u Felix inshaw y Jonssyl = Baker COL Hook y
s Thompson--2 Iadden-ls Schmidt AndreI5 Paven.
stadt-l r D,mme--32 Coffin Bradey-3 Wright Surgess
< shaw,-s Il II iiaish' col Tobias1i B.ldwinTI
Richards-~2 Young, Smith COL soddar--l Smith, Law
renee CO "a Umher Dsmbmsnn-l Fries--l Rpley2
Osde!-- scignette-3 + Hyde Dayis--i Cottnet
LkoHoRs-Brg France Beck-sl blocks marble Ma.
rnndo40 bags shumAc StalkeI0 bxs oil ar chests do
Draper Dslni,o bss msccaroni 20 do soap 100 chests
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The receipts Of -four for the first week in October,
ls4a were $40 bbs; wheat, 67so bushels; barley,
54,l3l. eNAa S.4
HAYCommon qualities of North River bale sell at 80
35c; prime at ~ The receipts much larger than
the demand but It 10 necessary that the stock should
cumuate for consumption after the close Of navigation
and for shipment.
PRovIsIors-Ohio pork is rather inactive. We quote
sales Of PRIME vt 81 SGT 62} a. 50 80 There
very little doing In beef Quotations merely
mina Prime Ohio lard, kee, sells ri 81 TIC Cheese
is in moderate request at Al
WHDKEy-Drudge casks are ia very nod late request
at 24c Western and prison barrels very steady
24a IS. with very limited supplies.
TEAS AT AucTIoN-Imported in the ships Panama and
OscarTerms notes at six months, pay In the city
OF New York. 10 be made satisfactory to the sellers
Hyson33 chests az IL per Id; % do oil SO 80;
29 bxs each l2b 50 20 lob do 54 20 do So: ll9 Glib
do 521; SO chts withdrawn.
Young Hyson37 half chests IA, IL do 73 l6 do III,
so do 6s ~ 10 g. 50 do 6 10 do g. SO do 6O3 10 So
10 do 5 SO 20 do 81 % do 54 80 do $50 20 do 49,
80 do 5? 80 do So do 50} Al do A. 80 do as 1877 do
81 do d3 1853 do AZ s. do SO do A. 25l do 4 so do 49,
80 do 3st 4ls do 49, cases Of boxes 1884, lao chts
and is6 half do Withdrawn.
Hy son Skin IL chests 56t; % do 80; 90 do 49,
Twsnkay- IS holf chests 40; 100 do 80
Gum owder-5 half chests 81; % do 66; % do 65; do
90, 70 do 68 so bxs, each IL lbs, 81; $40 do b0}
mperal-l0 half chests 64t; do 623; IL do CO., AZ do
525.
Pecca Sonchong- half chests 90 1872 do withdrawn
Ank Souchong-3 half chests ~, ala do Withdrawn.
Ninsyong Souchong-lO half chests %, cans each Q
10 bxs So $50 half chests withdrawn
Cassia-500 mats at 10 cts per ID. s.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER "a.


Cleared.
sh' HSs1t%s ssxS e1 sa. STs ss.
yan ,h Macy TBaIqaes Wa6sn bartlett Havana ii
fTs ss'Tii'ssdsss.
Ssosg ss Jssss
s ssS DfpsfFsy HsSTssa
se j Faso sGs Mns'Hr 2s wo0s Nswbe Sc
Arrived, nsUt
m.s S sh e., 0% IN Have oh sp viii,
Plymouth main 2cn mas soae down. s near hsp
pe sSn T. .. Ssns n aaSs ~ a,v. from xs,no
saw ship Columbus. Rence for
Snip Auburn, srdasr % Jay. from New Orleans. with cot.
III ssss sS% sfas
i ssssisels day: from LsgAem with
nas with haque standing East showing white and red sig
William NELSON. Robinson. from Port aa Prince. eth
tor M s. Sg
which filed the vessel with water 70 the
,ssa hours he n has s had head winds dur
more or less flour on board. - ''s
snowh with Sa1ls H.y.D
schr A Hayens Ayres, snowhil with to II P Ha
sshr George Pollock Casey, Newbe. NC naval
scer AAn Anti Ta Parker. Virginia
sehr Coondy, starr Newbern Nc, and days from ocra
sscbr Ho,e, .Prindle Hartford, produce.
s eh RRs sSy .s sseps, @ me
sshr Meridian, Rich, P 2 h,cs fish.
with SOu and mss to Allen Paaaon va canal
fellow.
One ship and brigs, unknown.
,s Ba,aSe Adam Gsr Swift Gs.g0w brg Baldwin
Port au Prince. 80 49,
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Briehton Cattle Market.

TAT market, 800 beef cattle, 22s stores, $500
sheep, and 2225 swine.
Ss 6s quality - 50; sscoLd quality, - 26 third quail
ty,. 81 rs 275.
Stores-Two year old from $40 to 49, three year old
from $751; 10
sheep- Sales from 81 25 to IS.
Svine-A lot from Indiana and from Ohio, 33c
4 to sac
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TO THE BOOT AND SHOE WEARING
PUBLIC

- WIN. MAIDEN, 1893 Spring street, having enlarged his
ock Tor the fall and winter trade offers for sale large and
and beautiful assortment Of Boots and shoes made the
- best Materials which he atters good il
to any in the city, His Of ladies' and
IS Cater Boots half Caters, Buskin Slips and Ties gents
and tiemen and Youths Boots and shoes of ali descriptions
and laborer For sale at very low prices.
VI the aboye stock his prove not be
passed and II these in will give him call and satisfy
themselves that his work he does not doubt
giving him call. WIN. MADDEN
1903 Spsing between Greenw ich and Washington sts
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GRAND AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION!
COTJsEIrM n lsn HBpRoAnwAv

COLlSEUM, ADO BROADWAY.
'JNHE celebrated Exhibition &c the BATTLE OF BUNKER
l Hill and The BURNING Of eli ARL SHOWN which
Is universally admitted be the greatest piece OF mechanism
eyer en- in this country and which graphically
on that first battle ground Of tn Revolution The troops
marching and Dragons and cavalry
dash uriousy through the OF loading
and firing from Cops Hhps Of war sailing up and down
Charles River, and pouring their broaddes the
en-, British troops 5epeatsd palsed and
Of the town Of Ch,rlssown &c &C. all together constitute
be duly appreciated.
Also viii r ssbis.sd Moving Psnesmas of The BATTLE
E EARN LAMP or MERMAD's GAVE ~, The terrific
CYPRUS! And view Of the CITY OF LOWELL. the
Manchester OF America with the Facto-es all lighted n
az work-together with Of the late SOUTH
WARK RIOTS in the city OF Philadelphia.
This exhition which has been visited bv than 600
psrsen s Boston ad Philadelphia win be opened the
place on Monday the h instant, where il will remain for
short time Tickets so cents children years price
Doors open at commence at ~ O'Clock precisely.
r. S. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, commencing at r.
NJ the exhibition vii be opened with the elect tthe
families and strangers which schools Of all kinds Sunday
well as academica, will be admitted on liberal terms.
ol0 Iwissm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12

Total ..l3672 lH,o2l A.N N.se9
The vote in the third Congressional district has
been proclaimed by the return judges sitting the
State House, Philadelphia, and shows the re-elec-
ZION of the Hon. Chas. J Ingersoll. His majority
is It's
Ingersol Dem. Shesrsr, Natipe. Du6aeld Wing
4,2S6 $50 sci
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Philndelphia Cattle Mark ct,

Der. lO-At market, $50 beef cattle, including 300
from Virginia, and $40 head taken to New York; 40
and calves; $50 hogs; and ], 400 sheep
PeIcEs- Beet Cattle dull Of sale at 80 Al; few
extras at 81 IL the 100 lbs $50 unsold.
Cows and alvss mostly brought SIS 30; extras $35.
Hogs-sales at 81 a II the 100 lbs
Sheep sold at ST. each
Hay-No change We quote good Timothy at IS %
cents the cwt; pressed soc. the 100 lbs Straw sells at
SIS the 100 bundles
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Miscellaneous Record.

miscellaneous Record
r. sa% sys u. FL p
eSa. as e ss S Of
% For % p s
to the disaster Captain johnson get an observa
s' '9i as" s ss,.
Sss: Dsaas
asS a H
he isi ' n ss i ss
mo and w ssahs the tine and
ind ind, Il. Were
work up up pa TO hs % a'fa
hatch lighter came alongside daylight, off the
were alons.de 6, about one,ths q
damaged s ss cabin Sf . mould
% s.s sssa AsG s m $ @
card Of thanks captain M his samsnfe coad"ct and
:ss s s"s $ %ss
iS had %i esa er 's the s IT,,
% he
with portion goods from ss wIeeH TSe Ms
aaS sss 1 q
@ aiIS s.a in
o% gn w sssTs Of s0..
eight Is days out sprung sieak the 18th September H % 20
days to &
~ he s s ys
in Of the wreekng vessels the 25h their
snr CAnoIus Slower which sailed from Boston last Wed
h ss :':ssa sn but
at as 4. S (. e
81 ,sa as % i
ing 2 ts % be, wsh valuable il
sIsGt fsh When s''S he " wind nd
havex
damage Laid By schr Lavos twhere from not
s .s s sS
into Billins's''s hAr00r morn sn Of sn;
ys1 G " ssqsS out Sept
3D. s InesSa oT s
Carver Pende.op 50 DIS FIN Philadelphia for Monsev.
- '''' -''' - = Eo IT., e ~ Ports.
DAD M'ssa9Ssy SuSli% Mes;Ssass, Hss .
Gn c Ersa cfeh HIM. s.e sals Ty ,sT
Bugsos AynE; Aug laIn port Bo;,onian Emerson. for
Hobart, Collier, unc.
BgFrALo, Oct 9-Ar Rochester. Madison Independence,
Il s and
% n? mSisdG an Is% ma
Rowan. Cid Lexington and CRanauaue Detroit; Indiana.
Home Ports.
2G pn, Element Tg%sr Tgrt: ana
f GoSs 5 Is% zsa
ssasM. @. 7A Susan, camabe Boston; Avon Ber-
Dover Lsnsom for Hong Kong few ays; and others !.
ss = OIL fsa: s"s small small
@ siii t;,asI fs
Palmer Newbern, NC; Sabine, spfsus, Richmond; Eliza
oH ss' Sss aud
Shilssss Fe tfsSss could Hull WIN 70 bale: :%s
Cur Az
h sG 81 ss qrss SP1 s sa
s.a s. C ausa:ss f. Rio
ss zsa i Hs
NBedord next day. sa, Of WaIeham from cruise. A.o
5 as Gssp' sssrG; Ays o
b,rque showing white and red signal with letter
Nxwpynsronr, DC. s-s.lsd, panchi,a, Baylsy Price
EawsId ia kin, Cray Philadelphia Sid juno Howasd'
2s ss.sa Henry kssslsrd Blassns
rsy,Dsssa Paragon Baker Nsn'ssmo.d y
de- sse s s. rsw ss nsI co.,
Tomn, and j. Rustins, Wss,coti, Fhadsphia Congress
ph Nay HEayss Oct sArr George Washington Bur9.shs
Philad Trimmer, Haley, do; Empre smith, NYorE. sailed
Nay Howell Thompson, Barbados; Tyo Brothers Thompson,
N2Th America Paul, Albany; THINNER Haley Phad.
o v Sa a : TS TSs fsS.as o'gR L.
Albany. - '' = 49, '~' $500
Ss ss,a.:s s ss@ Y T%ss
Boston, DsneI Parker Curtis, Troy: Thorn HAND NYork;
Reindeer Backaloo, New Haven Cid James Baylsy Lyle
gibraltar' lnrk Edrdge Boston; Robert Was sea do;
Currency, Richmond, Barbadoes, e.. Nitchell KIM
Careston Sarah Fisher peydcnce Iodine Blew sasns;
RicMMosD Oct. 9-Arr Falconer Smack NYork: G Pitt.
man, Townsend, do. Sld Dispatch Corson, do ~
MoGADoRE woo7Ssg uSDsIs s hf,I quality sss 81
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AUCTION SALES.

A UGTIoN NoTicE-Larse Sale Of valuable Furniture #
all dissertations, comprising BTusse Ingram and other
CaIpes Book Cases Wadrobss sdsboaId elegant Sofas,
mahogany Tables Chairs, Looking ssrss &c., &c. be
Spruce W. El'HF .ffF1- FIF#M
Also an invoices Of frst-rats Clothing. .ss III
- lem THO5. BELL, .Auctionssr
OiL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.-LEvY * SOONER
VIII sell TINS evening, at O'clock precisely 3i Broad.
way small catalogue Of beautiful English Oh Paintings. q
b sod WIN or without frames at the option Of the purchaser
WIFI VIII be Offered the Manufacturers wh0lesa ale
IS cent less than ordinary prices Of the
gold and manufacture. Sale without
L. y VIII make liberal property consigned
them Paintings and Ensrayngs private SALE ol2 it.m
A UcTIoN NoTICE.-ExTRA PAINTINGS and RICH
~ JArANNED ARTlC LES-Levy * Spooner will sell on
Wednesday and Thursday Gh and h oet No 50 Duane
street 70 commence al ii o'clock On Wednesday the 10th.
Win the Aaaaes consisting Of Laeaaered Japan Porcelain
fumuse, snch ~ Chairs, Tables aud Cabinets China and
Japan roeean Iaes Cus and saucers old Dresden Force
Of the 10th century, with other Antiquities.
The sale 81 the nth, will comprise collection OF Oil
Paatinxs Of high merit Of ancient and modern the
whole COMPRISING UNIQUE collection offered before ia this
country Catalogue, wall be ready Monday, when the
cs can ssxsmned Ladies particularly invited to call
and view this collection oil 6t.ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-12
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
WITH AND WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR
CHARLES HIGHWAY
HAIR CUTTER AND VIC MAKER,

HAIR CUTTER AND VIC MAKER,
ate Of 6 Broadway Howards Hotel has No Il
- Wall street, directly opposite the Custom House.
C X wishes to inform those gentlemen who have tried
his system Of Hair Cutting that it differs from is
eof 70 all Others IN prncple and style being strictly accord
INC 70 the most approved European modes pactsed
London, Paris &c. Wearers of Wigs prcuarl
gsed 60 call and examine entirely method Of fitting
invented and practically ap lied by him. and had in
any other establishment in the They possess
advantages over all Others requiring elastic syringe al
ways retaining their fit and possibly up ehind.
Soaps. Oils, ushes Perfumery. &c OF wa re
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BEACoN COURSE.

THIS RACE takes pace on the Beacon Course opposite
New York the ath Of October clock weather
permitting The Purse Of $1,000 divided between the first
second third aud fourth for the greatest distance performed
hour There have thirty persons from different parts
Of the United States and Eng and raid their starr
for the race including three Of the mst~desIans, who have
Msjor Henry Sannard of CONNECTICUT John Golden and Other
celehrated psdeetfsns OF the country.
Tickets for Admission be procured either Of the Ferry
Boats at Barclay and Canal Persons will time and
conuso. 81 the gate by procuring tickets the ferry bos
Large and commodous bosts mnnrg the ferry SUI
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIvA AND
SARSAPARILLA

THIS is Of the speedy efecna remedies for The
cure oil Gonnorrhra that has been introduced Il il
pleasant TO the palate and grateful the stomach and easily
taken, being the usual form of In IL are concen
,rsted all The medicinal properties Of such remedies
fonnd most speedily efcaclous glee weak
ness whites, and all discharges Of the urinary passage
wholly vegetable compound and like in pro-
ducing immediate GRAFTON upon the affected Full
Ann street--Prce 81. -
SStrangers who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
Glover condentally his Office No street.
OF the day and evening. ola n. re
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