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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28
Death OF Nicholas Biddie.

For some months past it has been known to the
friends of Nicholas Bidde that hisheath was great
ly impaired, and his permanent recovery doubtful.
1t is our painful task to announce that the disease
which has so long afflicted him terminated his lite
this morning at Andalusia. The hour of his death
was about four o'clock.
Nicholas Biddle was born in this city on the Sth
of January, 1856 His paternal ancestors immig ra-
ted with William Penn. His father was Charles
Blddle, revolutionary wing, who was active in
the American cause during the war OF indepen-
dence. At the period of the birth of Nicholas, he
enjoyed the second Office in the State while Ben
jamin Franklin held the first Other members OF
his fathers family distinguished themselves by
their intelligence, valor, and devotion to the
of their country.
The last illness of Mr.. Biddle was accompanied
by great suffering. In the early stages Of the d.
sease he occasionally visited the city, but exhibited
TO those who met him token Of physical distress
His ortltude was conspicuous to the last He leaves
a widow several children, and numerous relatives
and friends to mourn his loss, at an age when they
might well have hoped to witness the exercise of
his varied powers in their full vigor.-Phd Gas .,
Feb. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

ARREsrED.--Mr r. w. Pooler, ir., one of Mr..
Mays seconds in the late duel near Georgetown
with the unfortunate young Cochrane, arrested this
morning at Bsrnums Hotel, charged, the oath of Mr.
John Lutz, who is also boarding at Barnum's with
stealing from him the of $500. The witnesses we
understand have already gone before the Grand Jury
The money search being made, 10 said to have been
found in the prisoners drawers. He committed for
trial.-BaLtfmore american, Feb. ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

MRS CARROLL'S Old Established Moderated Vspor
w Baths: 2. CsuIand eet has been for upwards Of Is
chronic diseases Of liver dyspepsia ague and fever
influenza byn hits swelline OF the lands
scarlet fever &c Sulphur Vapor Baths be had at
tines giving hours notice IN addition the above,
Jag Bath the may require is an idea falsely
ey many that there danger Of taking cold afe' the of
Vapor Bath The effect however contrary il properly adj
ninscred hundreds OF czes testify OGen from
O'clock in the morning till o'clock night Portable
Vspor Baths sent OF the Brooklyn Bahirk
Tubs hire f23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28
DOCTOR MORRISON.

y
NORTH RIVER DBiPENsARY, 204k kultop street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted conhdentay
all private disc which he without
stramt diet pursuits and rscnt cSss paItlculaIy
nate Structures yield Dr. Ms aud successful treatment
~i NERVOUS tr AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from de-
stisctlve habit IN youth inducing nocturnal and u
principles restoring the system healthy tone and rein
stating original vge perfect guaranteed or no
charge.
~ B.-With ex option DR. M. H. the only qualified adj
veng surgeon the city See his diplomas his Office,
Letters postpaid aud containing fse will insure medicine
and advice, 70 any part OF the Uuion.
Once 2o<k Fulton street near Urseuwich. f27 im*m
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PsfLAn.LrHiA Feb 27-Ar Nashua. skaas, New O,Ieaps
baDEs, Boston. ' ~'
n bAlrimcss, Feb 2s-Ar John A Robb, Waller and r n
nnoug" Sory,s RE Jansro; Pso, Fuller. St Uoes John
n. ,b ad ~ Johns, q Selma, Pray Turks Island 18th
~ An vessels Cid Rjchd Anderson Bennett New
oriesnsi r,ii,sent Cole, NY ork, "
INV vsfkArs. Feb l1-Arf Antwerp C~t,.t soiA.n .ns
'R"''n' '''''h' ensmpaa' Lvsrpooi Delaware. Nnasos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

GERMAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.1.Thi. medi
cine the result Of the great professional sk aud expe
rence of the celebrated Dr. Vandenbugh German Physician
and they to all where the operations
Of mpeded, languidy performed Sold by Mrs
BIRD, Female Physician, lS Oliver street, near Chatham
ia all Of female rreRularty Of stoppage
Advice gats all those who the pills. Price 81 boz
yu,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-Feb.
&.-Present as on Saturday No. 25 Bank of the
United States plaintiff in error Va the United states The
argument OF this cause was continued by Mr. Attorney
for the plaintiff in Adjourned ti tomorrow, ii
o'clock, A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28
sEBRlNG's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

unIyenally admitted IN be certain specific for Dy
pepsa, Nervous Affections. Weakness Loss OF Appetite
Debility &c Physicians pIescribe gentle
ssa who have experienced its curative effects graleal,
comend it, ladies have derived the greatest benefit from
xhibton in and other complaint;
soe 70 their apste and the weak and made ston
and vgo Health the mans rchesthe rich man.
has, through t influence been extended si ea.se
osnk@s, lawyers and dvines philosophers. ard planters
nave ali been cured by this medicine, their cesihcate
apon Iman who are daily suffering torture beth q
remedy offered them ia the Restorative Cordial which
prepared by c. c. SEBRlN0 and sold at his Office, No.
Murray Price dollar bottle and nine per Dozen
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DOCTOR JOKDAN'S
PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES,

possessed by any other remedy so wit list insY 1npo
every thing requisite for internal and external use zu
pirate emedes every symptom Sd Thev are
by the Monitor treatise secret msadss Win a cure
without exposure consultation IN One with
out charge 6,h Then occasions neither loss o. tne 81
lastly the Monitor points ont tns oniy 80
~ No l. u the Of Gonorlhcea Sset,
minai weakness Gc No Xsuere diseases in all IA s'a
ges No s. for Fluor Albus, or Whites. - -. a,.h a.
securely packed to post paid repittances A. - ,-..,
Soid osIv al Drua Store Prince
few door East az Nibo Private entrance s9 os ion cong
tipunton of CentpeL JSS I'D -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28
TO THE LADIES.

nK HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS Instrument for the radical Of Prolapsus Ute
Falling Of the Womb, By external application super
.sdsg hs q che objections. Psa.ar eoa6dsay recon
asal having failed Of performing evcH unde
the most aggravated circumstances
The has attained high character in Error
we'll as IN th; country adopted 10 the entire disuss
and all other painful surgical expents in the ny
ing in-Hcsptas Of Londoa and Paris and is universally
commended in Europe BY medical Of the highest rank
ia this sustsined by the leading members Of tn
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals, and BY ill the emiaea
private practitioners. -
Rooms have furnished exelasivey for ladies n No
Vesey from the business de
whee lady il in sttandance to apr
to f.msfs cntissts fiji 'r,vrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28
N AGNI ms
LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR. ELIXIR OF LOVE.

OK, ELIXIR OF LOVE.
TOR the speedy and Of female irregularities, i'm
con:saisns debility WHISTLER the result mpudtnes. III
r.odcesd by chi: s:soys
Smerea, Nnm.'ou. tmoaias have been received from
sse nj. co '1
ss1 By Ows folly
@,dc, si had been used The hi!hsIto chilas.. fire
The dsb ssd have ssa;ed in the elasticity and vsO
6 rs sy s: ysf SsE Hs
ioce realization Of hope. Of married
Ss sss' sg With With SdG
'. stEs' i% s
treatment for eleven He rmedi sy bought six botlss
* sns s.sss n
chi, % n : not aSe tn
delphi, smith . Fo~ie' isS Washington stree: Boston.
COGAN'S PICTORIAL OR BREAST SALvE.
THIS sALyE recommended T. ii. Ladies sure IRE.
f sm G. :aa time Of ss f Ss. T has
S.;s III GATHERING s' 'h o n: i S =
ss" &C. s . wiz 's s %s S4 agw
% af h o s s sEs d % l
the breast this ,vs wall be fou "a the safest way
ss he w Is s s ne e :e a%d
Ss. of d s p;s M, s @ e k. %
city Newark ss% ssiw:sn enc I sna
al Tss..
". b; r. Lane 1857 Genwch and sl.o Mr: Thomas, Ia
satisfaction None genuine But SS1S ooaAN
PsLaaies who may need il, application reque. ed
pay strict the instructions the boxes containing
No. IS Plane street, Newark NJ. f1IwsA
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SAVE YOUR SUIJLINGS

Al that are il Of. God Caters. Shoes, .
- or Buskins are reguestei to call atWAL ER'5 III
corner OF Broadway and Canal street Lad s. CATERS
Misses and Chdnen CATERS Of ali coors soIts and sizes
4 the latest French fashion he cheapest vet offered A.o
The great assortment Of tents fine e CHI Calf Dress Boot,
'ttched, at 81 Those who rurch s It is old ests-
bshment are sure 70 AL the best evidence of the
raj sat sacton his B. and Shoes have pubic
? Remember WALK MS Cheap Boot and Sh Sore
st5 bfoadway corner Ia al street. f23 Imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

DEATH OF THE Hon. JOHN LEEDS KERR-This
melancholy event took place last "Wednesday eve
nng after long and painful illness The deceased
in the 65th his age For several years he repre-
scented his District the House OF the
C-.lsI -.""s ~" the >,h of March last his
service a Senator Of the United States expired-Ban
finer FEB. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

o. Hon. Samuel Fowler, formerly m.-ssbef of
Congress, and distinguished member of the medical
profession OF New Jersey died his residence Frank.
lin Furnace SUSSEX county, NJ j. the 26,h instant
tie 66th year Of his age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

LATEST FROM Rio DE JANEfRo. The barque John
A. Robb, this port yesterday, from X 10 de Jane
ro brings dates to the 10th January There is very little
business doing here at present Our stock Of -four is
about 008 hbis In Richmond nothing is doing holders
offering to sell at 6600 For Baltimore 1871 is the highest
offer for selected With such state of things and with
large stock is hardly necessary TO say that If sup
plies continue to arrive. prices will he much lower
The shipments Of coffee to the United States have been
larg the sales reaching SAT 6a bags partly induced by
the state Of the European markets and the comparatively
better and healthier position Of that Of the American
kes Prices have rather declined here and eghs being
10 and plenty spectators both and in Europe
been operating We quote superiors 81 $1,000 good
hrsts 275O 2n900 choice lots have been taken for the
Swedish market at $500 81 400 From the River Plate
the most dscouragng accounts anticipated from the
quantity Of -four known to he the thher and the
large stock at Buenos Ayres where wheat had fallen
price and the harvest at hand At Pernambuco the
30th ult there was nothing doing In aour the stock
about 10000 bills Nominal quotations l7O0 for Rich
-four very dull stock 1000 bb Baltimore American
Feb. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

AN UNMrTIcATEp VnLAIN-The city is rife with
a report, and given by neighbor Of the Com
mercisl in such shape to be stamped with truth that
challenges New York and Philadelphia to equal it in
tnrPitnde. II appears that young merchant OF Cape
oerardeau who formerly lived and whose family is
in this city so far succeeded in gaining the confidence Of
afsmy who had removed from here to that vicinity.
to be- entrusted by the mother with the of daughter
OF Is years who DESTROYS Of returning to the city
learn trade The young villain promised to the
phsticated girl protection the way, and attentions
from his relatives till he had procured her place and
with such assurances the mother in the absence Of
Incorporate husband permitted her to depart On the
boat female cautioned her of danger and thus induced
prudence and their arrival here, it not without
from the hearess Aend that she permit
ted him to conduct her to his aunfsthst den OF
intamya vile resort of the abandon edthe shameless
female and the unblushing man But would seem that
from these moral hel all vrtuous sentiments and human
sympathes not shut out, for the keeper of
infamous renown she discovered that the poor
girl had been ured from the parental roof by the mach
nations Of an arch hypocre, informed her where she
was and then despatched note to Marshal Satin, in
forming him OF the facts aud desiring his interference
sstfn, In company with Constable Black repaired to the
place. conducted the intended victim to vitous family
and where she now beyond the reach the prohgate
who had not yet accomplished his damnable purpose
Who IL this imp OF hell d Cincinnati Tnquirtr FEB "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

THEM CARRIER PlGEONs-For sale lot Of ffs.h i'm
ported Pigeons eonsstag OF black, blue dun and whit.
Of al coors blue D. ID Heads black do silver DO beoS
besId' blue 90 and silver do Almond Tnmbler black blue
colors
Also quantity Of the far famed Antwerp Pigeons so Justly
eel braed their extraordinary Of flying long,
turning home from almost incredible distances.
Call and see them, at 20 keade street. .
Inns
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To PHlNTERS.
ssss1-; :. .:2' ST. # ; s Ysr A.
Z The oc6se1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28
SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON.
DI1NTAp ~ CARAVAN

~ FOR SALE, OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR
E2CITY PnOPERTH-Two very fine Farms. in the
eeuny Of Columbia Containing about $50 setes zach
Ludlow, Esq of Cfverack and within and half
.i'e Of the city Of Hudson The Hudson railroad and
each They IL superb order and beautifully wooded and
waered Exclusys Of the usual farming the meadows
yielded Last year bet and three bundled Of hay
They would be we'll adapted for stock gazing the milk
buer made the afte be in the New York
ket at daylight the next morning
particular description OF property scarcely
cesssy the purchaser will Doubt by personal napec
ton, ascerta for himself its valae.
he arms in III. possessi Of William Fl. Ludlow, Jr
from whom information concerning them be acquired
For terms, apply at IA Barclay street: to -
II 3aw Imrc JOHN G.. STEVENS.
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EDWARD LIPPOLD,

EDWARD LIPPOLD,
NO. 104 WILLIAM STREET, NE.aR JOHN,
CUP STAIhS,)
LAS RECEIVED by late arrivals, and offers for sale
II ZEPHYR WORsTED-Best Berlin quality in the mos,
extensive assor mert, by the bale. n small Quantities
TAPESTRY W ORSTED-Real Berlin, for Fancy Knit
ting
CHINE WORSTED-A new style. various qualities.
CANVASS-In Silk, Cotton, Linen, Of all widths and
sizes.
EMBROIDERY PATTERNs-Ofa makes and numbers,
10 designs and the richest selection Enbroidsres
commenced and finished. in great variety.
PURSE TWlSTs-Frnch Engish and Berlin, shaded and
plain.
CHvNILLE-For Embroidery and Chenille Cords
FLOSS StLKS-French and German.
PURSE ORNAMENTS-Cod Silver and Steel Beads,
Steel Gold aud SILVER Busss, Cords Brads and Thread.
PRINCES AND GIMPS-Of all styles and coors, i'm
ported from the best European manufactures and receiving
new supplies by every steamer.
Ta.,eis Perforated PAPER. &c. fl5 Inv &c
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WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS --EDsravsd and
Printed IN the or ssyls c she Az ,d.ssd prices at
Corner Of Park Row, LovsioY's Hots
II rsase cslj-and szsmns spesmms, 10 im~us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

jam; Chussa. Be FAST Nancy w Stevens. foE.mouth Nh
New York; Pbilsdeighi.: Cs5nsa hassns;
I Feand (Fy( 81 Pierre Mart; Grondin ttr1 Ssne-
gal; Oslssns. Richmond; Atlantic. Barbados.
miss ollaneous
BARsyy CoaNxLYA, Young. which sailed from Rio Janero
for New York. returned TO The former port 80 Dec eaky.
mahiux ugh keep pump CONSTANTLY emplo
had discharged her cargo amt getting ready heave
out a lat accounts.
Helen Of nd 10 DAYS from Wiscaset for Havana Feb IT, lat
80 -, loo 90 80
India and for Philadelphia from Leshon Feb co. lat 50
IS, Ion - 20
pan Webster Weeks % days from Boston for Antigua Feb
Q, lat II 40, Ion 50.
Foreign Ports.
h,o JaS.ho Jan Tin port Arosto Fsbeas for New Or
s%iih from New Yort. unc; Toulon, Rch rom Bahia for
NYok few days; Lucy teaniman Keller ws ia; Chenango
n.rina Wilson DE- d.y; Sumner, How land Tor Bal
imoIe Mon'video Riddell from York, Wig fri; Stens
ovs from s.s Of africa di.g; Pq,pc.s Lobsy do
DAYS ia,,age ship Columbia Com shubrck, fm Nonte
vtSeo brig Chipola Lieut. Gardner from OF Africa
Sr JOHNS, TX Feb 1lu Larc Abbstt for Philade
pha dg; baaker HILL Marston, rk soon r. mbI-r, Nj
hef d. Ii Adrich Maysguez, day. Atphons;. for
Nfork. wig ca ao Violet, Nowan. unc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

sne FOR 6ALE-The piece Of land, consisting OF about
IN situate the village of Fort Lee on ths West
- bank OF the Hudson River, and known 20 The Or
thard" On the premises three Cottages all in order
The land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Tres Of encsl
lent quality 10 good fence and excellent condition. Dock
and water front connected with IT,
Asoa piece land he village, and West OF and
opposite Orchard consisting Of about acres known
the Moore property" On this place are two dwelling
houses ana large portion of il IN good cuitivation
Ao-the property the village fronting on the nve
hnown Long Dock consi.tins OF upwards Of acres On
the prcmtss subanta Dock, and small dwelling house
ana Darn his property has undergone erpsnyiV improve
bic wsssy fscns " q. II. TtLLOU,
n lmsr MWsfM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

1r<t A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-The I'm,
1TSfoney owned and occupied by Jon athen Ward Esq.,
situated IN the part OF the Of East Chester
Wesheser County 30 miles from the city Of New York
the Post Road, and quarter Of mile from the Harlem Nall
road.
The above Farm about hundred Of Land
which under high state Of cultivation, well waered and
fenced with double two-story dwelling and number Of out
buildings attached
The above dwelling and of land is occupied
the Bronx Tavern and Post Oce known Marble Hall
the above farm and dwelling not sold before , s,h Of
March, the part occunied tayeIp will be let for the
sane purpose. Inquire ofKAIN MORGAN, the pre-
mises or j. l.. MORGAN, Al Fulton st.
~ B.-fhs farm is well adapted for milk dairy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

175 BRO.9DW.4K UP STAIRS
T. WHITE would fectuy cali the attention Of citizens
LIE apd VISIT the to his splendid Collection
Of DAGUERKEOTYP Pc PORTRAITS single, o. in srouos
Of dslineation, cannot sed Portraits
taken all kinds Of weather. either with without coors the
which he has reduced those charg by the most in
X ,-riencsd in the b ,siness.
The American iusttut late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the first premium Tor the best Dagu.rvroype likeness
flor grouping and eectE which bat another proof
Of the superiority Of his Mr. White the sole
New York for the superior imported German Camera
md other Establishment the City State they be
obtained.
B-Tmported German Cameras; also French aud Aner-
Of the hest quality, with Plates Cases
Chemicals, Polishing Mat rails, &c always hand foi
sale at he yery lowest pY,css f2f 3m~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-28

- BOOTS AND SHOES -.
oil Eli bs nqs.so ,es s,n ns TO make change business
time. FUTILE HAYWARD '''''
~. s., a c,, RAJ, 2a9 Broadway.
f1a Inns m W. '"'e'
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rs<h FOR SALE-Un Staten Island, within mile Of the
Quarentine email Farm Of fifteen acres; about one bali
covered with young wood the balance 10 suitable Tor
garden purposes. There modern story house with
kitchen adjoining and never failing well by the door Also
barn and large variety OF fruit further particulars
enquire Of THOMAS 3 CARY,
fi2 Inns m Quarantine, StstensIsland.
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LOOK AT THIS.
CORK SOLE BOOTS, the

And other kinds Of Boots and Shoes in fashion;
Cater boos bu.kns slippers, Ties, Quilted Shoes Pruneia
shoes, Shte aud black Sau Slippers Button Shoes In5s
kubbe Strapuned plain aud all her kinds Of Over Shoes
Cfoss hocca.s and the Of Boy
aad sh 81 Mis:es and Chifdee Of all kinas found
the world al al our uf and the best Of French
goods and warranted To BE- the best and cheap cheap
est at 80. Droadw " corner Of Franklin street
Byoad
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C6 CAi HEkiNE sTKEET-Thats the place You
IA ~ can save money Ladies who wish to be economi-
CAL can fnd at the above place Cater Boots Shoes Busk
- ms and Shippers, OF various coors of elegant shapes
most beautiful hnd at the lowest prices offered this
Ladies' Cater Boots, ....Ios to l2s
10 no do...'. IL to 8s
Do Buskins, ........... S. to s.
do Spters, 81
Strong Leather Boots and Shoes. S. to is
Misses and Chdren's in proportion Also all sorts Of Ia
des misses aud chdrans India Rubber Shoes aud Over
Shoes think Of cheaper than the eheapes boys
and yeuthh Boots aud Shoes extraordinary chenp Now then
come and ookvou will surely and be satisfied that
noue are better and none cheap AZ
rs m~m f. DOWNS, 26 Catherine street.
- ECONOMY IN BOOTS AND SHOES. g
Economy being the order Of the day. the sub -
scber invites the attention of the public to bis
sortmsnt Of Boots from 81 upwards. lie will sell at the
low pnes OF 80 goo0 pair Of sewef Boots made in the
and Of good caifskin warranted TO we'll, Of
convince the purchaser
He also Boots of all IN order an the
% good NJ being guaranteed IN all cases. or
sa linen ne enabled to do by drawing Of the fee,
customer Constantly on hand
sorh 81 " boots from ... 4s % tn 7 90
Houp'v soie poou 4 90 TO 6 90
Dr"ss pooh, IN &
H.. ST., - ~ 80 80 Is to SO
Dpss ohoes I 81 RI q
ONesnoes m Q
Slippers Nc &c ete9nally low prices.
,, -" " oetween Nassau and Dutch stnpets.
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LITHOGRAPHY.
BUSINESS CARDS aud Circulars, Maps, Plans Machine
ny, Landscapes Architectural Elevations &c., &c. Litho-
sraphed and Pnated on mooerate terms, at
e. JONES' LhOg,sphic Establishment.
f23 tmsrc l28 Fulton street, New York.
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ONE the proprieto Of the Atlantic 0aroen No. and IL
" Broadway retiring from the leaves good OPEN
for person desous of engaging said busins o
apply abave between and IL o'clock MI fw"eN
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-05-16
New Stock Of GooAs.

lust RECEIVED, a general stock of DRI
GOODS, consisting in part--Fancy Prints
painted Lawns, latest style Calicoes, G inghams
Nankins, Victoria rwills, Brown Holland, Irish
Linens, Persian Plalds, heavy Co,tonade, Lama
Cloths. Gambroon, Grass Linen, Kentucky Jeans,
Linen Drills, Belyean Lasting. cheap, bleach and
brown cotton Cloth, from Sd to 6-I wide, Ozna-
ourgs and Bed Ticking, check and striped Cot
TONS satin and summer Ves,ng, plaid Cravats,
SILK Scaris, with almost every article usually
found in Dry Goods House.
Also, stock of Hardware, such as Cutlery of
every description, Sheet Iron, Anvils, Vices,
Mill and cross cut Saws, blistered and cast Steel,
Shovels, Scoops, Forks and Spades, Nails of all
sizes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rio, Java and st. Do
mIngo Coffee, Porto Rico and N. o. Sugars. Mo-
lasses, Rice, Salt Petre, Indigo, Nader, Coppe-
ras: Alum, Pepper, Spice, &c. &C., old Apple
and Peach Brandy, Wines and Rum.
together with large stock of Ladies' kid
morocco and fancy buskin Shoes. Gentlemen's
fine calf, seal and kip Boots and Shoes, Slippers,
YOUTHS and Boys Boots and Shoes. All of
which Will be sold as low as any other house for
cash. or on the usual credit TO punctual custo-
mers.
N. B.-Country Produce, such as Flour, Bees
wax, Flax Seed, Corn, Oats, &c., taken at fair
marke; prices in exchange for goods.
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
May 9, 1914.