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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Lcdser.I
New IuRK, Sunday ! O'Clock, p. NJ.

ARRlvA or me GREsr BR'rAiS.-The great
leviathan is in port About IL o'clock 10 day
she was ielesrarhed al the lower station; and The
bulletin boards Of Ii" various papers, by The an
nounccmcnr, set flood Of cur population in
course 10 The Battery, which was flied 10 reple-
tion in couple OF hours.
The monster came UP lie bay in majesty, un.
der bare poles, ard arrived "if Governors Island
a: 3 o'clock. From each OF her six n'as;S was
displayed The English, French, Austrian and
other A4g>, but no ''sar> and stripes appeared in
the collection. Pc.hars j! WAS for this reason
that neither Of her tour guns was answered by
the North Carolina, nor any OF our iorlllcalons.
The passengers lis includes fortytiv names,
among which find none OF moe distinction
Than that OF J. Saunders bearer Of Government
dispatches
The commercial news by the Great Britain is
Of the same favorable character rs Tia. received
By The two PRIOR arrivals. Tie sa!s Of Cotton
had been very la'S", amounting 10 10000 bales
ios The week al Liverpool. In prices however,
there had iren 10 further advance, except in
South American descriptions.
The LoDdon Money market presents no new
feature MONEY was plenty; Railroad opeI alions
mainly engaged the attention OF capitalists
American securities continue 10 look up. Penn
syvania : Command .0t III.
American Provisions appear 10 stand pretty
well. There is manifest Improvement in Sugar.
There is sill much doubt as 10 what will be the
issue 81 tic harvest in Great Britain.
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TIE f.cT LETTER.

Ii is with feelings Of sorrow, similar 10 what
we experience in parting with an old Trend, that
we give place 10 the following valedictory OF our
worthy European correspondents, "Asricoia.'-
With a strength Of mind which seized the import
ant commercial and political movements Of The
old world rs bearing upon our own rights ana ME
rests, and with pure love OF country, Which mas
enlightened foreign ignorance as 10 our liberal
institutions and has, on all occasions, defended
his native land from the Productions of preindiced
monarchists, Asricola las, 10 our knowledge,
done much service, abroad, TO The United stalcs
Our own columns have been enriched by the
valuable fruits OF his genius and deep reflection,
and his suggestions have always been marked by
wisdom and patriotism. His letter, to-day, treats
of vital subject, and is in every way worthy
OF The attention OF the people and The Govern
men,.
We deeply regret that the present letter closes
a correspondence, which our readers must have
sincerely enjoyed. We hail The return OF our
able friend 10 his native land, which he will find
prosperous and happy-"Slat nominis unabr0. =
We wish We could trace away The veil which
conceals his name. This much We can say, he
Is worthy son of Virginia, and such he has IN
ercrl ,rap, prorcd himsey tobe.
EUROPEAN coRREsPoNDENCE-,Eo. 49,
To the Editors Of he Enquirer:
FRANKroRT oN.THE-MAINE,
July Is, lS45.
Dear sirs The following letter dated Berlin,
MAY &. published in the New York Courier and
Enquirer Of June 7, may have escaped your eve;
and inasmuch as il is apparently OF semi-oiti-
cial character, take the liberty OF laying II be-
fore You
"The Prussian Government, in The pane OF the
Zollverein. (the German Customs Union,l has
notified 10 the Ministers Of The United States
" thai il has no intention whatever 10 delay iuT-
Their the ratification OF The Treaty oi25ih March,
"lSii; bnt that il was ready TO open new neso-
tiatons Tor an arrangement 10 be founded on The
"s.ME BasIs, ard ,eiieh rould Be more fdroratle
g u The Ualed Stdtts.'
From The moment that was made acquainted
with the provisions OF The Treaty with The Lollve-
rein, clearly perceived that il ratified. instead OF
being beneficial, il would prove injurious 10 the
great agricultural interests OF our country. The
opinions which expressed upon The subject were
evidently reluctantly published in The Enquirer,
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How 1T WoRKs.-We hardly expected 10 find
in srch a rabid tariff exposi,or as the New York
Tribune, the following startling picture Of 'lhe
way The laril WORKS in The projected iron dis
lricls in Pennsylvania. A letter from Piusburg
saws:
'.It does not require much foresight 10 see that
there is Storm ahead. We can see the CLOUDS
81 commercial adversely in the dis;ance-lhc on
ly question is as 10 lime when VIC shall be over
whclmed in The rUin consequent upon our pre-
diclon. There are now in progress ol erection
in this region lweny-siy new furnaces; all of
these will be completed during this summer
Comment upon This is useless. The result will
be The pros,ration Of this business-,he ruin OF
capitalists and laborers The cotton business is
being overdone too; SO is The glass business; so
indeed is every branch upon whic!i working men
depend for support. What is to became Of the
thousands who nor live from hand 10 mouth,
God only knows. There may be no deaths from
starvation, but crime Of every kind will increase
Ia a fearful extent"
This has been ever and over again anticipated
b, the oPpopen;s ol a hot bed system Of mann
features or any other business. Nor are the
evidences OF their foresight confined 10 Pittsburgh
We have lately heard Of extensive failures
hcreabous in branch OF domestic manufactures,
The apparent prosperity Of which has been for a
long time hailed As blessed fruit Of our most
excecntlarf. 1t got protection from our foreign
paupers, and now wants protection from Itself 4;
domestic competition has swamfed those who
seTe llred into The business by The fatering bait
OF government baun,ies. A few men in such
cases Chose who get The Law passed,) generally
manage 10 feather their nest, but "wha is 10
become Of the thonsands,'' as the Pittsburgh wri-
Ter says, "Gcd only SHOWS How many such
lessons are 10 be taught Us before We learn that
nothing can be gained h. linkering The laws OF
nature. Il was wc!l-Wanied 10 be beler--tooli
government physic, and here ! am, !" is an epilaph
| fitted for the wreck OF many naturally healthy
trades But if all this over-producton with It's
disastrous consequences, is taking place in spite
OF Folks election WHICH we were told had check
cd and depressed every thing, what might we not
have expected from Clay's success, when men
! were only waiting for il 10 rush headlong into
every species ofextravagant spccuaion7
/ Her Harcn Register.
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Deputy IuT IHON. Il. " IT..
A ccnmask Conn House, Va, june u

TN CHANCERY-VIRdlNIA AT iur
] in The Clerks Office Of Noilhamp',h
cour, on The 10Th day q July, !oi5
John Adams, l'@1
against :
Hillary B Siringer and Leonard =
ham, execute: oil Elizabeth L. Slnhsei
cd, peg"
The defendant, Hillary 3. Stringer y.
entered his appearance, and II appeaiil-
lislac,ory evidence that he j, not an ma
this Commonwealth : Il is ordered, ioa. /.
defendant, Hilary b. Sulneer, DO .ppto
The rules 10 be holden for the sad CON-
rirst Monday in October next, and an>~r
of the plaintiff and that a copy q ih'' .
forthwith inserted in some new>Papef
in the City Of Richmond, for Two moa'n'
sively, and that another copy be pvsiF
front door Of lie Court House Of mr. ce.
A Copy. Tcs'e, :,
LOUIS P. ROGERS. Z.
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We beg leave 10 call attention to the advertise
mentuf Mr.. D. C. King, the agen. for The sale
Of Mckinley and Lescure's Valuable New Ii
brary Of Law and Equity, which we have here
tofore noticed with commentator.
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DIED.

Died a, Soldiers Joy, (his res dence, in the
County Of Nelson.) on Sunday the 10Th instant,
about 10 o'clock P. ~. DANIEL HiGGNrorHAM,
Esq, in The Goth year Of his age.
81. The Nashville Tennessee papers re-
9uesed 10 copy
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1880 ACRES VALUABLE FAR,,,>
LAND FOR SALE

INEE subscriber wishes 10 sell his land !.
i in the county ofCulpcper, on The Ran
mock River, SO miles above Frederick,b,...t -
about miles from the Fauquier Sprino, i.
agreeable and healthy neishborhool a.. !
Of the following Farms: Elkwood. ION ~
resides, containing 1881 acres, Win !, A.. :
supply of wood land, about 300 acre e. -
grounds, OF superior quality; also a Il :
second low grounds and creek flats sn,,., 4
Meadows. The Improvements are - Il
convenient dwelling house OF wood w;,s : All
cessary servants houses, and stables ana = Z.
cellent garden, TWO story barn, ard r., :" r.
machine, with rakes and fans .,acbes a 'ig
Mill and Saw Mill, Tobacco harm 4, -. -.
hIouse) and Tobacco houses, to cure =, F1-
lew Hills, adjoining the above, en-.
~ acres OF superior high land, with .A.e. !.
aeies VI na's, bic for n:cadow-,be in,. :
meh's are dwelling house oil four rooms ~. r
ing some repair barn anu Overseefs hen>, '' !,
larger portion OF This farm is well sci in 81, y
is wcllsuitedlo grazing. 50" :,
a tract oil le6 acres otland. with soma -,
wood land, arJ"lns The above farms ana -.eee
be conveniently added 10 either as he n",..
might desire. Wy Fa.sl,>'J
THESE farms have been under mill a.!
proving system OF cultivation for 10 700 ~
Tree use Of clover and plaster and arc n,1.
very productive condition. The s"h>o ~"
in his absence, his Oversee, will shou. ~,
one who may wish TO purchase The Who'll 49,, ''.s'
OF them separately. To any one who ri. :. =
TO purchase The whole, together Win ~.
slaves, and the stock, the terms wopI -
very accommodating N'1
May 9-cw3m r. II. CUNNlyCrr.v
IN CHANCERY-VlR Glxn:-s n,l.> 49,,
L in The Clerks Office o. NORTHAMPTON O.. I,
Court, on The 10Th day Of July. 1875.
John ker, administrator OF sara. kert
ed, Pr,
against
Hillary B. Siringer, and Leonard b H..
ham, executor Of Elizabeth 7. Sitirger. rs
ed, De,rr3.
The defendant, Hillary e. S,rins.r. rm f.'
entered his appearance, and happening IL az
factory evidence tina, he is no! an ihati,,I
this Commonwealth: II is ordered thar tbe ~ i
PENDANT Hillary B. S,rinser, DO appear H..
the rules 10 be holden for The said Conr +.
first Monday in October next, and answer .s.s Il
OF the plaintiff and that 4 cory oi his ri. !,
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pubs.
in The City Of Richmond, Tor two month, >.....
sively, and that another copy be vos,ti :, 5,
front door Of the Conn House ot this cuur,.
A Copy. Tes'e,
LOUIS p. ROGERS, C. 81
July IS-cw2m
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sur.
i rior Court OF Law and Chancrly for Lar,
Ter county, April Isl, ls45:
James A. Palmer, and Margaret VI. Ii. vi.
Plains,
against
James B. Degses, and Eliza his wife, Oea..
Lawson, administrator OF John Towi.l. dec r
bert T. Dunaway executor oil Thoma. !. b
away, decd, and Ro. L. Dunaway ,tus;cei :.
DcggeS ard wife, DeieDisis
This cause came on this day to be hear uo.,
The bill, The answer OF John Tuuil,> a!,aii.,t.
tor, and the answer Of Robert L. Dunawag u.
cutor of Thomas S. Dunaway, AMI d h. ii
Ro. Il. Dunaway as trustee, 10 certain rs.
rus, ron the said Degees and wife 70 hlg 4.
The deposition OF a witness, and was argue. {,
COUNSEL On consideration whereof, tie Co.'
doth adiudgc, order and decree, lhal the CUaa,
sioner OF This Court do take an accom-, >..5s B.
what amount has been paid by The piainil., II,
defendant Lawson, administrator Of John Tya
on account ot any Judgment recovered AGAIN,
said Lawson, as administrator Of SAID IoVl.l 4
any debt OF the said James B. Desee> otN,l
the said Towel was security; and hs! tr 5s
take an account Of the administration q H. 81,
Lawson as administrator VI The SAID T9ui !
taking which account, he will take an, as Vi
Of the said administration, settled in The Co11
court, as prma iacie evidence, and lua i, 81
ascertain what sum is in the HANDS OF la- ~
Lawson, as administrator aforesaid, 10 Wh.c d.
said Degges and wife are entitled in fig6. II
wife as one Of the distributes ol The sait T,g..
The Commissioned will ascertain b aG.-l
due from Thos. S. Dunaway 10 the sal! D,..I
and wife, and what amount, both in pm 4
and interest, is in the hands Of the saii r., !
Dunaway as trustee atore>aiti and yeponhr: I
ceedings herein 10 Ibis Court, with any "
specially stated, which he may deem ptr'tr
which may be required bv either a lhe "a
Copy-Tes,c: RO. T. DUNAWAl 60
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July IS-cw2m

TN CHANCERY-YlaGlSlA AT n.
in The Clerks Office Of The Cifcn''
Court of Law AMI Cbantefy Tor lit
Holloway, on Thursday, The iViA "a
1915: -.
Elizabeth Anderson,
Rachel B. wal,hal, TTcan'on Cns ~.
rah his wife, lpheus A. Green ~
Ne,hery. Wilson Woodruff Geoisg
James Walihall, Benjamin O'efion' - yoN
win. Richard +. Parrar, Edward II.
Thomas a. Green, John johnson an ~ ',
Green, ,,.t,,r n.
Green and Sarah his VIII, a"u - - n
Green, not having eu'ered thelf "P' :, A.
given security, according 10 ne 49, so :, i
and rules of this Coud, and !; aPPes' ;.as.l
lisfac,ory evidence, that thcy ar ~ H.. IL.
Of this Common WEALTH. = o'is.' -. I
said defendant, do appear here 90 ~ N,
October term next, and anSwc' -, ,i,,,,.
plaintiff and that copy o. 'ti, s, me +,
with inserted in the RICHMOND Eat. =. +
months successfully, and hat sh.'s. *
posted al The front door Of the oo''''"
county. A Copy e,e.cp.ID p
C. w. FITZGERALD
July l5-cw2m
TN CHANcERY-vlHcrsr. A. ~ ).
in the Clerks Office Of The Chyo" IN.
| Cour, Of Law and Chancery for 'IT u,r
K K;us & Queen on The ION day Of N'' =
h'.S ~. W. IncLsdav and Thomas , .
la,e merchants and partner. " Sigos. '.
/ firm and style Of Hockaday . ~ = Az
Tor the benefit, and at the cos's' !" P.
Hockaday,
VIM. &. Chapman and john Wrisa ,o.
The defendant VIM. c. Chap'ns1 .eer.
entered his appearance and gwen Gu rule.
cordirp 10 the act Of Assembly ana ~. ~. !.
Conrl, and il appearing BY sali si' [a,lnl
that he IS not an inhabanl Of ' b , Igas !.
ordered lhs, The said defendant d. 10, aP' AMI !
| The first Monday in SeP'emIe neA. co.,
The bill Of The plaintiffs and lha sa,ae - Nv
order be forthwith inserted IN s . ,"r, ao .
published in The city Of Richnlo',a cont nj doof
successively and posted q! me ~
Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Tes'e ,.pD is.
ROBERT POLLAhp'
| June 6-cw2mt
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COMMISSIONER OrFIcF
Kilmarnock Iulv t. l>ii

COMMISSIONER OrFlcF
Kilmarnock, July i, l>ii ]
Ihave appointed Thursday, the sl>itsea -
gust next. 10 carry into effect The above ttcr''
which day, by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, The parlf, z
rested will attend before me al NY office a.o','a
with such papers and other evidence as y. =
be me 10 make up the accounts or'ierel /.
cause. ADDISON HAIL
july lS-cwiw+ Comm>s1's
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TN CHANCERY-VIRGiSlA AT a G.
l quarterly sessions, held for Accomack =
BY adjournment, at the Coult House iae's
Tuesday, the eth day Of May, 1919
George p. Scarbur.h, Pan
against
Ann Maria Silverlhorn, Priscilla size
John LIS. Silverlhorn, and Robert Dali aT'
zabeth his wife, pelen.a.
The defendants not having entered tt'
pearance, and given security according I.
Of Assembly and The rules Of his CoGr Z
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that =
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth !.
dered that Ike said defendants do arpea,, =.
The 81 day OF August term neat Of this Cco.
answer the bill If he plaintiff. apd hal \
this order be forthwith iusertrd IN some nra'.'
published in The city Of Richmond, Tor i'oh
successfully, apd posted a, the front GVo' I
Court House q this copn!Y.
A true Copy. Tes,e, 49,,
]. J. AlLW0RTh
Deputy for ThoS R. Joync,, 7. 4 .
Accomask Coun House, Va, June II s..
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TN Y-VlRGiStA Circuit Sin
i rior Court OF Law and Chancrly Tor Lax
Ter county, April Isl, ls45:
James A. Palmer, and Margaret NJ. Ii. ii,
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An active and responsible agent wanted IN every City
Town and age the L. states 10 dispose If tie above
ga liable work All citizens will be doing good by diru-
sing this book ri really useful know ledge
liberal discount viii be allowed Apply post paid, 70
The publishers u arr EIOS -
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The Suffolk and fremont manufacturing corpora
ions have each declared semiannual dividend OF ten
per cent
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company have dc
CARED half yearly dividend Of five per cent.
Tue extensive Moniour iron rolling mill al Dan
VIE Pennsylvania has gone into operation 4, is intend
color The manufacture Of Railroad iron
AT Baltimore Mary land 6's have declined lsl with,
m the lss few days Money during the pact week has
'etn more in request and the banks generally have in
creased their discount lines 10 some considerable extent
Negotiations u fair paper out of bank are also more eN-
sns'e. but are snsde, however without much difficulty
coupons 81 cents in to suit tax payers and ~ cts
S"hoesse--demsnd quite fair.
Al Pi,tsburg the market is in about the same state
last week Uncurrent Notes about the same East
ern Exchange rates at the came per cent premium r
'Pccie or specie funds.
HE Baltimore American says-ln every county
" he State the revenue laws now in progress OF
'seoessi1l operation and with the means already &C.
ssne there appears to be no doubt of the states soy
resume payments her debt at an early day alter
'ae nexi session Of the Legislature. The American
ss under any circumstances 1t is next TO impossible
aano'her year should pass without final adjustment
our financial affairs upon the basis OF restored cerdt
Inc posiscrip, to letter received at Norfolk da
20 Frederick, Nd. Angus, 18th. says" that Messrs
''7eorsn Riggs. Of Washington are TO finish e Chez
TSa~s ana Ohio Canal 10 Cumberland"
Al Baltimore Exchunge on London was % 10
a. Ne" Orleans business in exchange very small. Ster
ING VI q 10 France 30 % s7t. sight on New yors
l . II premium.
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL s 4II. 81 ~ =.
~ sLRASCE co July u, I4a-Ins ifuss1es VI ~
Nnus s.ety Insurance Co present % The puone sac
m1 of heir condition. nearly hey are no" sDs 70 -
r. co1pauy has now On hand Bond and Mortgage % nc
..-m,f'o N St>,,ioo
saie stocks and Cab IN BAnk "i"
Premium
T. =. iailit.e, AID unsettled claims I'D" -. 49,.
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DIED

n, Sunday morning August 18th, ls45; MARGELA.
,'h,er Of James and Mary Donaldson. aged II months.
The friends Of The family respectfully invited 10
nd the funeral this afternoon, at past o'clock, from
an 1;reen,t without further invitation.
IN saturday afternoon 18th ns'. JOHN A.. Of +.
p.,ncr and fmcline Whitney aged year. months
and 6 days. ..,,,,.,. Cd
Ind aged months
The relatives and friends OF the family requested
a. amend the funeral this afternoon from No IL Luwow
,reet q, o'clock.
JANIS DlklNS aged y. suddenly after day Illness
~. funera. will be attended At II Chestnut street al
- residence Of his father where his friends snd &C
antances are invited 20 attend without further NOTICE
IN. remains viii be conveyed Wiiliafnsbugh Tor inef
mont s. o'clock this afternoon.
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-vTo Omcrr, of the Army and Navy, Sea ap

ens and othersOne OF the most necessary articles 10
M e hose pleasure business calls them from home and
Et 10. Shaving Cream Suca preparation presented
'eror any before offered 10 the public II Is Hem
rs Chinese Shaving Cream.
IL certainly removes all that irritating smart aler shaving,
ard takes all ghness pmpes from the SAN The
articles from which Is composed OF the most enroll
hcnt and healing nature the Chinese Cream truly
be- said 10 be perfect luxury those who shave themselves
L ice % cents
Prepared aud sold by A. r. SANDS CO, Chemists.
D~lgcsfs aud Peimrfs z15 Broadway. Chsmbrrsst
la he Granite Buildings sold also 81 - Fulion-s and ~
East Broadway. aslo ineodis
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oARPErING. OIL CLOTHS, e.,


FAMILIES In want OF CARPEIlNo or any article IN the
line are respectfully invited To call and examine one u
IN. most extensive and best sssorments OF bRuSsELs
TuREE- PLY MORAN and all other styles OF CARPET
ISG OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, &c thai Is 10 be found IN the
CIV The stock new, and selected Tor the spring
!, I. from the celebrated manuss Of his country
AM Europe In the many splendid patterns
an new styles Of coors which not To be found any
ID u sore Purchasers may be ASSURED that they VIII nnd
much lower than al any similar osabnsnmen' 10
The City. .,.. s,,.
AMI laying of Oh Cloths making Carpets &c al the shoes'
W. IL oNi'N . W" S'o'o
m 10y Fronting on "a EAs, Broadway and VI Disson-sL
WATCHES, JEWELRx and silver wars
W Hammond and co. late Benedict and Hammond,
would inform their friends that they - continue The selling
Of nae Watches. Je,vey and Silver WWe al tc Old stand.
No a Merchants Exchange Entfsnce nfst door ia VIII
naust -, -, -.
In addition their former welselectei stock ty nave
, lived BIZ lat. arrivals r. r. CoopeTs justly celebrated
yer and Duplex Watches, together with iafge assoft
me. of English snd French Natcbrs VI The nrsl qiaiy
Strangers visiting the Cry VIII nnd II to hef Hh. sn'aso
10 call and previous to purchasing es.wnefe a.
when quality Is compared will be found lower ian al any
other House In NewYork 81.
" B-Parcuar attention given TO the repairing Of ca, D
noneters Duplex and other fine Watches aus lnsods
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o. dan gerous counterfeit Of Dlsy Magical PAN Ertrao
Mr. Daley viii be cheated out Of some sales but lie
people viii endure pain blindness, death and innmiy by
H. husband who loses child wife by using The base
for the article &c them suffer understandable agony
AMI be dfgured and mpoieni for e which The true could
prevent VII confess himself the heavier loser OF tie two
a. IN season iufc Just punishment on the one who im
ef-s H. To compare Of with loss Of life is Od
Gus money may be replaced but perfection and loss OF life
never can Then cursed among be the hend who
money aud destroys life
H. DALEY IS WRITTEN on every box Of the true. sold
Wholesale and re4 at lsS Fulion-sireei Sun building New
York. aulo otis
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RICU FAI.I. GOODs

lrOR GENrLEMEN'S WEAR, now receiving At The
l. Newlok Cash Tailoring Establishment No is7 Broad
WAY three doofs below thu Franklin House
The subscribers receiving their Fall supply Of
rich es French Elastic Cassmeres. and NesunSs Aso
very ch patterns lrsvas, Scars and Fancy Dress articles
of every description for Genemens WEAR, 10 which they
would invite the attention of the public.
Strangers and others arriving In the city, wishing f o.
pxrta outhi will nd this establishment artcle re-
ru, lie to entemsns Wardrobe OF the latest
81, es aud best fabrics, OF the lowest cash prices
FULL suits furnished hours notice, aud for the cnu
OF customers requiring gamerts Tor nnncliafs
use, keep constantly on land an assortment 81 NE meet
quality and latest STYLES equal every respect Ia hnse made
10 order. Terms delivery and deviation IA rces
.niis,y ]. 4. BOOM co.
,t,tb.Ek GOODS Tor oentisucns ~.ar--w "ss Q
- ali. band assortment OF seasonabe goods, COM
or ing cloths of particularly light fabrics for Dress and
Frock Goats; Dhlings Nsnkeen and single med Cssi-
ne e. for Panisoons Chally and Mafsees Nesings In
gr At variety VIII be- made order al deduction
ION our moderate prices, 10 view VI the advanced
sH Of the
VIM T. JENNINGS Co, Diapers and Talors,
,viwf .3I Rroaiwsv. American Hotel