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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

GOLD ARD SILVER WATCHES.
kICHARD FISHER JK Waieh Maker sad Iewelof,
j. prepared 10 sell WATCHES NJ retail lower Than
other House IN The city. A. h. = constantly receiving
a.! descrp direct from the Manufacturers England
France Svzrrsnl he enabled To offer very large
Gold Watches from SIS Ia 500 zach; Silver
do from - To so eaci warranted To keep good .me
lie money returned Also very good assortment Of
JEWELRi ana SILVER WARE very low
~ B.-Sccnna hand " afche- and Old Gold and Silver
taken IN exchange bought for Cash Watches, Clock.
Music Boxes and JeSeiry repaired In the best and
warranted. by rspeTerCe ~ worsmen, low any other
House IN ihfs city. RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer Of
Watches and Je@-y. Wholesale ~. Retail, No Sil Broad
way. Ee.v-YOrs. lew doors ebovpfe City Hospital
nliy RICHARD FISHER. Jr.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of God snd Silver Do
"A peN Patent Lever Anchor Escapeineni. Lep!ne snd
Vertical WATCHES selected from ti- best Manufacture.
in Europe. which viii DO WARRANTED perfect Time
s-epers
Also ,one new Pattern. q Goli Chains Seals Keys, tc
Do 90. do God Penal Case, God Pens
Do do. do 1hlHiDes. Rings Pins. a..
DO do do Bracelets, with Stones.
DO 90 do. Silver FORKS, spoons, &C
All the shove articles will be sold 81 the LOW t-r PRICES
and warranted 10 be eci. 20 the beet --i- m the city
MOTT BROTHERS. importers 81 Fine " alcfe-t 10.
No Nasssu--l opposite ne Custom House.
+. STie above articles carefully Repaired AMI War
ranie, ~ tho nios skiial worsmen 10 the CIV mty
X(aTIHFs.-rF Cooper Duplex, NJ J Tobias :
w Co K. @. Bec-ly and John Harrison Gold Lever
Wlfces warranted perfect time keepers for sale cheap b.
MOTT BROTHERS. : Nas-au-sL
opposite ne" CustOmii House.
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NlESSRS. Chss COuderi X DR.. T. y. Porter, No 20 81
Nl Marks Place VIII reopen their School on The Isl OF
September.
Besides preparing scholars for College they give such par
ucuar the study and practice OF he French That
for the last years THE Institution has been IN opera
uon there is instance OF pupils who could not speak
French luently amer two years In this School
The French and Spanish languages part OF The regu
lar course of Instruction In the school
German also taught desired for which an extra charge
Is made. aus Sm
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IT, OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

z ~. - Morning Line al o'clock for ALBANY and
intermediate landings. from the pier foot Of
Robinson street next above Bsrcayl Breakfast ard dinner
on board. The new snd splendid STRAIN yacht RIP VAN
WINkLF. Capt L. ID Abel from ROhnsuntt Pier. next
ip Barclay Tuesdays Thur-da,s and saturday al O'clock
4. NJ For passage freight apply on board he Boat or
nj The ONCE ON fhs dncN aus I'm
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

NOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs. BA VIII De harPy 10
receive her pupils on Monday The 9Th of September
There vacancies for hOarders those desrous OF
placing their daughters tins establishment, VIII please ap-
ply al Mrs Baieys residence, No 10 Carroll place Bleck
hu<o o."
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tls ORDER OF ne Hon. CHARLES 7. DAILY, As-D-
- caie Jldle cd the Court OF ummOn Pleas OF the City and
County OF NeSl ORR, NOces hereby gwen, pursuant % The
prOYi-O ufhe statute authorizing attachments agansinOu
resident debtors, a attachment has Issued against The
tate OF JAMES y. HOLMES. anonre-dent of The Stale Of
New York, and That the VIII be sold for Ire payment OF
c0rdng to law, within months from the nrst publication
% this notice and that the payment Of any debts due O him
uv residents - STATE and he delivery HIM for h-
use Of any erty within this STAKE belonging tO him, and
The transfer % such property by HIM or his agents are for
hidden by law and vOd-Dafel the 5h day of March
1915 A. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
Argus please COPY mS lawqm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

ID Y. JENkS' Select School for Boys 672 Broadway
Ii. viii reopen Monday. the lsi OF September 81 II
BOARDING SCHOOL.
PREPARATORY (BOARDlNGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
I TOWN, CONN.-D II. CHASE, A. M. PRINCIPAL
Esaished In 1884 Sessions commence May 18th and Oct
18Th continuing FIVE months $50 per session Thorough
preparation for College business and personal attentions
are secured 10 pupils as fully In the most expensive schools
Lads from placed In charge Of careful per
SON. going and returning Circulars al "A Market street And
iii Rroaawsv dzs w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

IT. ANOTICE.-stateu fsland Ferry TOT u
sast.-ss Whitehall .,re.l The STEAMBOATS, sYLPH
ant STATEN ISLANDER viii leave Ses
YOrk every hour, exceyt5 P ~. commencing al 4 v.
until 7. NJ Leave Staten s.and every hour except Z
NJ. commencing a. 2 A ". until P. NJ
Bon Sundays the uosts vii i-age every hour hon
4 NJ uni P. N. AID from r ~ Until : r. " s.ery
h-f hon, '.i9
Il REGULAR LINZ 81 Ple.et- f1r Gl4sgos--
49, Plckei VI 18Th SEPT - "a. -alug favor packet
--inp SAKACEN. Capt Nathaniel I. HaH .ns. VII
"a, plnc-lay above her r. lar day, having aeeDmmo
tatons Unsurpassed for cabl second cabin .nI seersse
pas--rg-fs
Per.oas about processing u Scotland VIII fni this Ship
worthy rir notice, lnd reliance may he paced her eel
ng pgnctlaliy advertised To barfh- early .pp
catJn -houd ~ made On board fuo. DOger-st. or tO
". 4 J. I. TAPSCDTT. IS S1llh cor Naden-laue
The regular paeEet sbp Adam Carr will .uccesd lie
ssfa~rn ami al on her regular day Persons N-ng o.
.end iOrfrends 10 scotland do 30 by tbs Inc 90 very
ilFDfabr term. Tno-- dazrOu. u renting money can
has- drafts for any required pay able on demand IN all
n principal houses in scotland -
q FOX LONDON-R-gulsr line Il Packets oi the
- 9TH sept Tie frs; .-s packet ship ADIATOk
Capt X A Bunting, vii sail above being her
Having very superior accommodations FOR cabin, second
should maze immediate application board, ooi u Ma
d-nlene, Or 10 JOSEPH McMURRAi,
corner Of Pine aud South
The splendid packet ship Switzerland, Capt knight will
succeed lh- Gladiator and sail on The lot Oct so
1--WE BALD.IfEADED.~ 70 your hair is
Il falling out or turning grey, il userc danirif u
the root, Try "WYErH's CREAM Os LiLfEs" celebrated
for " years for the enbshm and growth VI the hair
prevents is failing OF turning grey, ani IS unexpected
,or The toet-or rial false curlsL ~ Ladies ny Il
For sale By J. o. FAY 10 FaIousuret lamp Slor-,)
Sun Building. n Y. Pres, 81 csaS jys snsod
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ny JEilEliIAn nU,iEYN, F-g1

iSh JEkEAiiAH HptEN y. E-surr. one ct the
- Judges ,t RTn--rier County Courts. 90 the degree %
Counsellor al lass ln the supreme Court Nuce is hereby
given that attachment has issued against tie estate OF
Nor ian L. Trb-r late of Priershurgh m the toun-
~ Rensselaer, and State of New York. abcDudng or
ted debtor due proof made 10 the SAID Judge pur
the directions OF the statute concerning Attach
meli- agast a-cOndng, and nonresident dchior- and
that iir viii be- sold for the payment of bis debts u-
less be- said Morgan L. Th1rber appear and discharge such
attachment according I'D law within three months from the
first publication of hs notice And that the payment Of any
debts. AMI the delivery OF any property belonging 10 the SAID
leb0r him, he and hc transfer Of properly
By n for any purpose whatever forbidden hy ~ and
void Troy Jaly - l5il :. D. LEWIS,
ivll 'swi 1w Auv. for Attaching Creditor.
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publif 0cnpepdnees, 81.
IT, NEW ARRANGEMRNr-y.s

IT, NEW ARRANGENENr-PAR
- Observation-Disclosures Line fDr S.~'
por Providence sld osioa-Dirrei--rs---
times week each ~ The Slxanch zli Fssor,ts So.
boat NEPTUNE cor naHfed by Cap, William so,--
having coup-ici fff improvements viii resume ,er -
on Saturday, SIS May - fo.ows-Leayr N-w.Yor. 80.
PIER No 8 Norih RIVER Tor Newport Providence ~ a.
ton direct Monday. "Wednesday. and Friday Asrlx, .
Providence in Tine Tor he morning = cars 20 B..
Taunton New Bedford. FAl River &C. sn8 $50 co-,a..
with lh~ steamboats, running Ess on lh- k-un~o~e -,
Pen0bscoi MYERS, 81 o'ciocs, 7. NJ. RfTVEsixe ~
leave Providence FOR Newport sni New ors ou r.
sav THURSDAY s1f Saturday, - y ociocs p " o. ~.
arrival = ihr Mai = fain Of Cars rom Boston.
r.Rg nom NryYorx 20 Boston. cabin ALL
D..rs Passengers from Sew.Yofk to Boston 49,. 4 =.
Cabin Passengers b Newport AMI Providence "a
Deck Psss-ngers nom y sw.Y0Fs - Providence /.
4. kilf. or srfi M takrn a. he i1~est IAies
FOR f1rine. particulars. enquire Of
GEO p FAlRCHLD, 70 Weststn~x
orof JOHN n RICHMOND. Providence
snt Al he o:tce 90 tl- .ieanihoa a landing mys
~ persons tor,d trusting his Boat except % srL
orders from he Captain other BUS WI 20 gsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

SHERIFF. >AIt.-by virtue oi a VIII vl N"r iacit-
- me directed delivered will pose sale al The
vcslbue OF the cry Hall. IN the City OF New ork, on
Thursday t 18th day of september 1875 l. O'clock VI
the right. title and interest of james Phillips. which he
bad Gih sixth day ii September 1888 any time
Afterwards. whose hands sO,yer The same may BE-. Of IN
ana ID an that certain HOUSE, and lot of land No l7hl
lndrcd ami seventeen Walkersree ia the siAth Ward,
AMI AL ti- appurenIus thereto belonging
WIN. JONES. Shefih.
". ALIEN, Deputy sheriff,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

o.. FOX -tLE-Ouo new three story House No. IN
H. seventh street Decatur lace between Avenues and
L. TompsIns Park. The house IL finished In
modern style with mahogany doors 7fed mOnntings mar
lie manies graes throughout bath room In 81
story fountain and -hrihhcry yard SC Two thirds OF The
purchase money cSy remain bond ani mortgage for three
iyi0f GLENN. ROGERS : 60.
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IT, >ExCTR~ION>.-T ssesmnos nU-
ssSs:=s AL SAFETY can be snS'e "s . ~
reasonable isIn.si, ~ xsfr''-s
10 Tie Captain 90 bcsfd, orIo A. n so - W. "a
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~. y-fnurth f~ ruiyN.h street.. To lease. ki-ins
~ building lots Tor al pgrpose--On h'gn grouni-twe
stage rOA.s and h aroiou water irfroIHccl To
or iOng short terms al low reni- Apply 10 r. GOOD
NAN. Attorney no law, Commissioner Tor New Jersey.
Ohio, &c. So Cedar street yiTon'
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-n~.. FoR nnInGErORr .na Hsa..l.,.

l--s.,s Il RAJ rfrsdlhs steamboat NiNhtD, Ja-l
0>-> JOHN krooa-. Dr. Vii leave New lors ma,
fh- foot I'D Nzgset daily sundays eNceplsi, 0coct
A. " n connection .h iir Cars Tor Ne- >tncshndg- Re
mining .cAfr Rrl .cpori n quarter past O'Clock q
tir arrival ~ Tie from West >ocSbFd.e arriving
Nr.s-Nors a. hsifpssi ). ? VI
Ti. o'c'ork Line % Bid epor s whdraw- SAG.
i,u leave on us srfai of HE Boat Tor >grsfOri. Milford
- rfeii southport. ard Derby.
~ tbs /. Ire ou.y boai running IN Connection with ..
X f MASON. : lpt finffnfsrf sIll IN
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r., -zzaxszk-zzg-yO WESTERN snIA
30 z,r-..--1--,6xtr fhAsEy ERS -Gfeat y
MAIL. PASSENGER =,
ROUTE TO THR SOUTH AND WEST VIA fIiLApnsSI
1HiA. BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND, 70 wHKkLlNy.
PlTIsbURG ard CISCISSATi Through IN - S's''
from New York h. Whreiiny AID Pitisburg
Passengers going directly thryngn
Leave Few YOrs &, "a 81 b. h1ifoh
Arnv- IN Philadelphia al -P. ~ -
Leave Philadelphia a. p ". 81 stesnso@'
I.e-ve B.Itiraor- :, IA NJ by the Baltimore
ONO Railroad
And arrive ST Cgnb-,lsni al . 2 " v-s,,.l
Leave Cu4ntrrI and al y. VI. by lne ss-a
Roai ard Good Intent sAge Lnes, and sfnye 10 " s'~
or pi'ishlrg next evening. ~.
Passen -r, for P.sbsrg take the splendid new am M
-rn built Steamboats, al Brownsville and fnrfrDy hs A.,
u ne. of Siagin. .hs whole rosie with ciD1s ~
or night travel ,x lar.
Ffrstc class sealbo ats leave Wheeling and Ploblff IN
y and Passeng gers fOr'rerled without delay 70 -
CfNNATI and all other Pors In the South and Wese '~
- to Cincinnati ,..,.,.,cbas
For Through Tickets by ,ts route apply 70 PnsnsP.
Al ts Railroad ofhce OF Market and beveni. III
or Al Is sO1lh Third street, board s,esnbos o'
Wharf - - AS. 10
Fars through from Philadelphia 10 Wheens ~, ,ns
Pa.bgrg sl2 viii toe privilege Of stopping on VIC '''
and resuning seals 81 pleasure .,..ps
For further informal Apply 10 j. L. SLhnsI
Agent al the Office N Adams cos ~
leAyH No u al 81, ~ -. :.
h.
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DISTANCES AND RATES or FARE.

~n-@s FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
Sez5.sz--iN HOu--. Rum-On, Eaton Town, Shrewsbury
and N4nsseuan.-Tie snf elegant low
pressure Steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt Corie-, VII
Catherine Nsrset - follows touching a. Pier No J.,
at River gong and returning.
LEANEs NEA-YOKA. LAWS EATON ToMs.
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~1~~ -tMNEK AKKANGENENT.~
ErsssSces'z...c5. NEWARK AND NEW-yORk, DAILY
Fare Olly ~ ce4l-.-- GAqnes II Heur.--V'
AID after Saturday, hsy I'm, 5i5 he PA5sAC'
Capt Jon~ carry, VIII hfows until further nons-
Leave Newark foot Of Centre 81 :. A NJ AID - 2.
Leave New YORK, foot 81 Barclay q. ~ A. NJ snf N
Oh Sundays. leave Newark A. N. aad P. N. IL"
Nrs-fOrs 10 A. NJ and +. h.
The 4ssaic has b--l eGg-ned S. feet snd 10 now tso
hundred and twenty FEET long. She has boiler sna
new cymmDtous and elegantly furnished decs ssloon
i-ri IN leug and is In mp.er order Her scromfaooS
proy.t srei ztt n. ,,'.-l NJ r..s.,,e. ,siss mvif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

II, WI Ut Ne FVk bV~ ONs" UtIIY u
- Long Island Raj Ros Via New Loncoa, <or~,cl
Worcester. 4, OclocS In The morning from tie sss
% Ai-ielsAl.strsei. south Ferry. Sundays excepted
Way Crses are IN readiness 10 receive baggage f Ne.
Loudon Norwich snd Worcestr-bsgRsge for Boston Co..
through under ocs-
FOR NEWPORT AND PRONlDENcE.-0n Montsu
M.lre.4ays snd trdsys. over Tie Long Island Rsruaio
Srsenpoil ac1ce Newport and Prov dence In - ra
and c0mnod tls Sound Steamer. Tbs Line leaves a. .
O'Clock lr III morning from the foot u Nhiehs sr-.l
south FERRY. Horses az. Garages tAsen. 'yls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-11

Il ne king-hnfFa Road. heiWrf'n FIHl snd NlNI
Avenues iH5d lo7ih -tiee- containing Acre. ui
AND Ia good q. aiDn. a.- shoundin- ID trll Trees
..hrrlhery &C Til. gTolnd = elevated and commands
noble ve5, of h- srrs Of Hureae sni Fs. RIVER anc
s-o a tensive view of Tong Island TERMS MADE
EASY Apply - ANDREW < :. B. McGOWS
ss@rltor- Of Arirrw McGCtsr. deceased. or
o.tr ADRTNSCr - fnfu--t y Y
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PATENT WATER PIPE.

A SURE PROTECTION against the injurious effects Of
"A lead is offered by the subscribers al the price
which common lead pipe can be purchased All pipes
sold by them stamped "Lowbers Patent TIN Plated
Pipe" and warranted perfect in every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
weight from 10 - lhs, per foot and Of sizes from
iinches In cabre and be made any length required
aui2 SIN LOWkfR \ LIZ ROY. 22l W.-tsl
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16
NOTICE.

THyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
hts friends and the public generally tina:
he will alone continue the business OF the late
firm Of J. T. LAMB Il CO., at the;old stand on
Main between FIRST and Second streets, where
he will be most happy to wait upon those who
NAV favor him with a call. He intends keep
ing conslantly on hand u general ent of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, g. PROVISIONS,
20 sell at the LOWEST market price for ready pay
in CASH or any kind ofCOUNTRY PRO-
DUCE. Uune 26 III JESSE T. LAMB.
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a "a ASSORTED Brass and Copper Kettles
HNNH from , 10 SO gallons each Tor sale vely
low by Fly l6-tfl DECKER & KRAMER.
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TT
BLACKSMITH.

DAAOAo-lAA
Shop on Locust Street opposite the Sher-
wood House. All business in his line done
with neatness and despatch. May lily
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INDIANA TONIC PILLS,
A Certain, Safe, and EfectuaI Cure for
CHILLS AND FEVER OR
FEVER Sc AGUE.


FEVHlS remedy although but a short time be-
Il fore the public, is gaining reputation nn-
equalled by any other medicine ever before
presented. Hundreds are ready to certify to its
efficacy in the cure of that insiduous enemy to
human comiort-tFEVER AND AGUE." II
has proven TO be an estimable remedy in admin
istering for that most formidable disease. 1t re-
establishes in i remarkable degree and very
promptly, the healthy tone and natural action
.of the digestive functions; and from its purify
ing and invigorating influence, it can be safely
taken and with benefit, in all diseases attended
with debility of the system. But it is more par
tieularly recommended in the case ofFeyer and
Ague.
Il is never failing remedy and no family
ought TO be without it in their houses, parIicu-
Ilarly those inhabiting LOW MARSHY STU.
lATIONS; and at this season of the year when
the atmosphere is strongly ~imPregnated with
miasu.
AS this medicine is put up under the proprie-
itor's immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles. And having tried its efficacy on
thousands, there has not been q single instance
within his knowledge, wherein it tailed TO cure
when the directions were adhered to.
The following are among the many certitl-
Gates Of CURES effected by this valuable medi-
cine. -
HOPKINS Co. Ky MAY 3, I845.
DR.. E. P. SPURRIER II do certify that | was
lafllcted with the 'Chills and Fever for a length
of time, aud was treated by several physicians
without receiving much benefit. Having been
recommended by a neighbor. who had been
Icured by them, to try the "lNDlANA TONIC
iPILLS,' purchased a box of your agent, and
look them according to directions, and it has
perfected a cure without leaving the system in
That unpleasant and disagreeable condition
which generally follow the cure by other rem
edies. l can recommend it to the public with
Your ob't servant,
WIN. r. GREEN.
Prepared only by E. P. SPURRIER q Co,
Iat their Chemical Warehouse, Sign of Golden
Mortar, Water street, Evansville, Indiana.
/ jy II, '45-tfy.
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KELLER,
WILLIAMS & HOLLAND.

General Commission & Forwarding Merits
No. 12, west Front street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO
a ND Agent for the sale of Virginia. Nilsson
II II, and Kentucky Tobacco. We have
now IN store and Tor sale
210 boxes No. l Missouri Sweet Tobacco.
125 " " ~ plug +"
60 /" " / Virginia q" /"
zoo kegse twist Kentucky" ="
Is boxes l2 plug I" I" ="
$50 Bags Rio Coffee, and a general assert
ment Of Groceries, all OF which will be sold at
tbs very 10 west rates. aug I4-S3-tf.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-16

CINCINNATI FIRE ENGINE AND HOSE
MANDATORY,
Elm Street, be tween Fourth & Fifth.
EIRE ENGINES. HOSE. and HOSE CAR
q RIAGES, and every description of Fire
Apparatus made to order, and on as reasonable
terms as can be procured in any of the Eastern
Cities.
Fer Engines for Steamboats,, also Steamboat
and Garden Hose constantly on hand.
PADDOCK & CAMPBELL.
R~ETRENCES.-
g .SEYMoUR, City Fire Engineer.
I'M. GREENWOOD.
sep 4-2ms If. Lawson.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-11

In Sheffield. the great seat of the manuf.c,u,. !,
cutlery, wages vary from 25s. (s6, to sss. fssa@
per week; and workmen in the skilled deusr,m.,,,
get 4Os. (s9.6O) per week. The authority on viii.
rely in the statement Of wages which have si,,,
above, is Symon's Arts and Artisans, DID, . aod ,
See, also, Wade's History of the Middle and
Working Glasses, PIP. 570-4; and Ure's Philosooby
of Manufactures, p. 476. M
80 far, have cited British authors only viii
now refer to few American authorities, and 10
one which will be deemed reliable by the feuds of
the protective system. In documen, sent 10 M.
Senate on the 18th day Of January, 1912 bv N.
Hon, Daniel Webster, then Secretary Of S,,,
communicating certain consular returns, 6nd |. foI
statement Of wages paid to operatives and artisan.
in Glasgow, Scotland; a few Of which extracts IN
order to show their general concurrence with n.
rates given from the British authors to who.
works have referred:
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ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.

ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.
DINE FURS, M UFFS, BOAS, &C., AT
Il TODD'S fashionable establishment, Concert
Hall buildings, 6 doors west of Browns Hotel,
Washington.--The unceasing inquiry for these tr,l-
ly comfortable, very becoming, and highly fash
ionable appendages TO ladys fall and winter dress,
has induced the undersigned to make more extern
sive preparation than any previous year for sup
plying the demand. He will open the season on
Monday, the 10Th instant, with 700 muffs of the
most rare and choice description and, desiring
rapid sales and quick returns he assures his fair Gus
toners that they may not only please themselves in
style and quality, bat also in price, by fayoring
him with call He will name the following of his
varied assortment worthy Of their notice:
Rich black lustred lynx, very long rich fur
Natural gray lynx
Russian 6tchet
Isabella bear
Kantschatka bear
Black bear
Siberian squirrel
Cross fox
Gray fox
Chinchla
Black genet
Stone marten
Canada marten.
With great variety Of lower-priced furs suitable
for misses and children.
w. B. TODD,
Sign Of the Golden Hat.
Oct 1S-eotff
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under Il, we ought not to be surprised a, IN, -.
verance with which they cling to ,hi. en-. F*
which they have fabricated, in relation 10 =.
paid to the British operative. "n
Moo, the fact Is, that there IS bat very li,,. q.
ence in the wages paid To the BRUSH or.,.@. '4'e
those paid to the American. They diff, hn.n
in nominal amount; and. when we take IN. @s
Grafton the fact, that the American operate. y.
more hours, and produces more cloth %
whatever 1t may be, than the British, ,hs -
will incline in favor of the British oper,,;..
against the Am-rican--against the british m...s W
turer, and in favor Of the American. a'
I will now refer to facts to sustain nv a,,..,
The following are the rates of wages per 49,. -.
to the operatives Ia the Lancashire cotton s..,I. ~
in England, as drawn up by the clamb., ~ 800. :.
msrce at Manchester, and are nearly an ay.,... y
the whole kingdom, viz: ~ w
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MRS. GASSAWAY has taken oommodous
IVl building on the south side Of Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9Th and 7h Streets and nearly OPP
posite Browns and Colemans Hotels, where she is
prepared TO accommodate yearly and transient
boarders. Her apartments are spacious, airy, and
have been newly furnshed and she lat,ers herself
that she can insure the csmfori Of those who may
visit her house.
no Attached to the premises is good stable,
for rent.
Nov, 9-dtf
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- A handsome assortment of the above, con.
sisting Of curls, brads, fizettes, paits, Grecian
curs, half wigs, &C., now on hand at ]. H
GlBBS'S Fancy and Perfumery store, opposite
Centre Market, where will be found an elegant sc.
lection of the finest and newest extracts oils, shaving
creams, pomades, combs, har-brushes, &c.
An entirely new style of shell tuck comb Just re-
ceved. Alao, hair plated into bracelets, watch
guards, chains and necklaces the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms
J. Fl. GIBBS'S
Fancy store, opposite Centre Market
Nov S--eo3tf