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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21

A HASeIs0.--A correspondent OF the Charleston
News gives tho following account of the execution OF
Holaman n convicted murderer, al Quincy, Florida
The guard assembled al the jail about II o'clock and
in short time the prisoner made his appearance nc
companied by the Sheriff and his Deputy, hc was
dressed In his sbroud with cigar in his mouth. lie APP
pearcd to be cool ana unconccrned mounted the cart
with alacr.ty and nodded to number OF persons he
knew Sitting behind him in the same cart were two
preachers The Sheriff and his Assistant in bug
~ in advance OF the cart the whole surrounded
By the guard and in this way moved on TO the gal
lows accompanied by about 1000 persons lcllaman
smoking his cigar oil the way. In going TO the gaows,
1t neccssay pass close 70 the back part OF the
house which his family lived in and while passing, his
wife ind children out crying but even this scene
seemed TO make no impression On him; he looked on
them with perfect indifference Arrived nj the galiows
he threw away his cigar pulled Oh his hat, said his pray
and directed the Sheriff how 20 lie his arm So as to
prevent him from struggling After all was arranged TO
bis satisfaction. he made short speech TO the crowd
saying he innocent and had made peace with his
God 30 After he had concluded, the Sheriff asked him
II he had any thing 10 say he replied that he had
not but tina. he ready The rope that supported
the platform on which he stood WAS cut, and lie was
launched into eternity.
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sEEoUT,s SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE 4 purely vegetable preparation,
is imports is IN reality delightful cordial,
whole system, diminishing excitement when excessive,
esy!ng irritation soreness and pain and gently but GER
iain.y producing healthy naturs! action IN The stomach,
liver Kidneys, lungs and sAn, regulating The secretons
and eNcr-lions thus restoring the equilibrium OF The cir
cu.aiien and speedily ipertne renewed vgor and elias
uc!Iy frame That This j. The certain and eec-
a remedy vet offered TIE public for any disease Of e
uags heart liver skin. &c The following testimonials
lecec from vast number OF IKE MAO which have been
voluntarily sent 10 The propustors Of this medicine, VIII
July show THIS = no new or unir remedy 1t was hrst
prepared ~ Dc shec9t "a euiiHsni physician OF soaA
Carolina, who, himself victim disease Of The lungs
Inherited from his parents, enabled by rs use 20
himself from the very margin OF the grave AID hundreds
who have been pronounced Incurabe have likewise been
restored new III. and health by is All The sub
Joined extracts from certificates are Ssnurt and he per-
sons who have given them have sigpinec their de-
s.Fe 10 lesy on personal Application Inleh more f1lly
10 the ehcacy OF his great remedy The Rev 5 Cove
pastor OF he Fourthst Baptist Church, was cared By il
use OF
Brenehi:I5.
cate, sworn 70 before RUFUS Clagsett Commissioner O:
Deeds. OF his own ours OF .loient cough Of tn ,ears'
zGGul well of his wife of Influenza
Ny. T. Grower, bookseller and statoner, Broad
and B!eecker-s, cured By il, HE OBJ
st.rs,e
Eruptfre DiJea,e Of the Ska.
The VIE Of Arthgr B. Haap!nsn painter, cor Broad
p.eGse Of Tx Ls'gt
aler having TIED ges,ca OF eminent physicians,
!o, Baisa ofLtvervor &c; raised large qast5fy OF
blood from The lungs, sid given Up By Der husband
W Smith. cor. sixth-sven1s and Fourih-s.- cured
BY Ia Use Of perlodics!
Bleeding Of TX L9HEyr
CT long standing. Roberts OF Troy, y Y. was cured By
Is Zee OF
Di,ease of Tx Lr9er.
asin from reiterated silscks Of Fever and Ague su
sa'i-a GTee lis VsEeksiTee; was ezfet BY is use o!
John u Rowe, dentist SIS Grands bears testimony IN
rs oIr Csc Benny Gsr1o cor Ile;a-=L aac Thrdavea-
-, cured OF
-i5tction Of az Lsngs
These certificates with very ElAaT others Of IKE char
aer ee Il tie hards o; me prcPr-tc.s AID for The ben
sn, Q; he Ac-d aey have been published y pamphlet
10TH and may d Obtained Of any per.cIs grargogs.y
who eel his medicine
Also, lie celebrated and r-uch-prs!sst
Southern 8aiEs Pill
These Pls have Tested Cleay yss-s n every
o OF disease, srists from impure Sale OF The blood
I'D other 3elt,, a1G hare proved safe nd -c=n pc-
9 fsaov-rc morbid rom ne stomach bow
Ss promoting digestion and Ar-1s vlsor the sys:e
For tafihef particulars aer beneficial effects. see
t-tt Pnce Ia c=cs per box contart-g 20 pills.
>o1lher- Balm. q per hol.l--
Ter sac ;h- wholesale Gep5t Accck c.. ss Broad
ay corner OF EoGs:pEst and By Of u. respectable
Dr1sgists Il re city and cozrrrv. ~ 5r-od
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Dubli1 Gonpepanres, or.

.ESo aSUAIMER ARRASGEJlENT.E r,
sss.sssii:s--l-The New.Yofk and Erie Railroad EA
Line, from pril arhernouce,
will run daily Sunday between e c.y Of New
York aud Mlddetown Goshen and intermediate places a.
follows:
For Passergsrs-Leavs New York al A. NJ and 7; n
Leave Midde,ownat61 A n. and 81 Pm
Fare reduced TO 81 25 TO Mlddelown-wuy in proper,
ton Breakfast dnner supper and berhs be had On
the steamboat
For rrtght-Leave New York at 5 P. NJ
- " Leave Mddleowu at II NJ.
The Of the coDsgnee and Of the station where "
be left d.tnc;ly marked upon each Article shipped
Freight not received after p. NJ. In New-York
Apply To J. +. CLARKSON, Agent, at the Once COT Of
Duane and West STA. II. c, SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 23th 1916.
" Stages nun daily from Middelown, The arrival OF
the afternoon train to Milford, CHrbondae, Honejdas
MonGrose Toxanda Owego and West Also, TO MonteeI
To- Windsor, Binghamlon Ithaca, &c. Agent on board
m18
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miscellaneous.
NEW STORE.
\ E.A HROADWA-


80 door Sbos- x H-cs- r-st-i Ner-T ofz
RICHARD BROWN
ID EGS leave 70 !1for lis friends AID the P-5lc tss; he
Dhs. opened the above premises viii choice sssor.-
meet o.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
selected ~iih gr-st care fro me a,est spor-tons,
srnoug wh.cn lie following VII "a fond worthy me 20
tee OF pUrchnsers
variety Of rch Tar-.a AID French Pads
CssEaeFes " &c Lanes French Merroes, SATIN Striped
Thioe. Cloths
fan assortnea, Of French, English aad Ansrean ca!
I1sh Linens, Table Li.sas kSspsas and D0Tles,
Linen Sbse:aizs.
Hgeksbsc1 Diaper, &c ~h s,sr- description Q; L:asa
Ina newest :tye. ofPFnted md Embossed Table aad
Pigao Cores
very choice selection Of Broche AID Cashmere Shaws,
Canton Crape. 90 Scars and HEocksrchief=.
3. would request par.icziar s;te1ou 70 lis srcs Is
besg exceedingly beautiful nd oerec e. unusually low
pric-a
Wooden shswis CT al DESCRIPTIONS snd pr:ces.
Hosiery, Lace. Cloves, AID HzDsr6ssheTv. - e
IN requesting Inspection OF ms s;ocs R 3 oeE5 .
hs friends anc he pubic hat re hole VI. % o.
i-rsd prices &c feels confident rust s-c mex
approval ent patronage So BROADWAY.
g. lrneod' dccrs ABOVE 3le=cEer-z-
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COUGH REMEnY-rtor,.. Wini..r g.

COUGH REMEDY.-Tboroas William tsrpes's cell
= e5-ssec medicine for the OF AslaZc. Wtoopinz
Sousr Goes OF every description Inflammation or Tie
Lungs ~ a. classes OF Lung Complaints has stood
ne est OF sIPers-cs for uzoer Of yea-s md las been
pronounced, 10, Cr4y ~ ;hc-e who have beer
oy 20 Use De- by Erg- number Of he eminent phv-
sies IS lie 5s; medicine for e relief acc cre
CT 1c9e distressing complaints The IMMENSE AID H.
sesas demand for tee medicine n Al paris Of tie uHto7
nc:ssaay proves high popularity. IL ees,s par
eSis 80 per sross. Fer s.ls =; Iss Wuszst els In
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ARRIVED
Ship Ashland, [new,l Hswley, is hours from Warren
RI in bsll&st, &c Sturses. Clesrtasa * Co
Ship Cairo Poor Is from Boston. IL ballast; 10 {
Srs wetumpka fowler, I'm Savannah, lS,h inst cot,
tom and rice, to Durham: & Dinion.
RriS Mary Perkins Chssc 10 is from Port au Prince
1870 baes coffee, 10 & w Delaheld Lett no Amer''
can vessels experienced severe gales during the pas
anti sails stove eawsrks sud received other DAN,
schr Essex Leighton ds I'm Rsppahannoak' corn to
sS sssr cyIsns. Elw.n d. FIN HOwel Ne potatoes
70 master
sAILsp-shfp sat,sn, Charleston.
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tls ONLY REGULAR LINE ofPacke,s for Glas-
Egow.-Pscket Of the lst Soy-TEe splendid.
and fast sailing packet ship BkOOkSBY, Capt
Acven, i posiIiveIy sa;i above, her regular day
This ship hes splendid accommodations for cabin second
cabin ard s,eersge pass=nger Those about proceeding
Scotland assured that The ships conrprsag tbs Inc
sai positively the LIST Of each month Those wishing
sece bers should MAKE early application board foot
Of ROoseyelt-st or WI r. TAPSCoTT,
CD 81 sOuLll-st ID door below Burng-sl!p.
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pLASKET.,. LINES, "a y oase-KeeRlag -.

DLASKETs. LINENS, md House Keeping Ar1-
ID cles.-A ARNOLD { co. 80 Csaai-st have now IN
Linens heayy heavy and fine Fronting, manniac'
tured expressly FOR their family trote
&C. ~ e nd - inch Pillow Linen
563g II and 10 Barlsley md Irish Sbeetng
Doubic Danask Table Cloths, from q; 10 yards long
Napkins and DOylies TO match
67gsni 1Of Table Dainssk and Diaper
Brown and Dlesch-d Huckaback ind Diaper Tow inEs.
Long Lawns, Birds-cye Diaper, CrrU5 CIotha, En-
bossed and Printed Table Covers
TO- H. y and 49, lnpcra ADD Toilet Quilis cradle size
do Colored and White Toilet Covers.
Blonkes-Buih Whitney Q, 9. 10 II r. IS and 14-i.
crude size. ol3
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
TAILORING and c j. n e zsrAsLIsaNEsT
" Il. DEGRooT ( co.

la2 Fulton secuni block Essi Of BEOc1Fay,t y. \
yIHEaE every varst- OF Gs1Llsrasas C!o-nng e1= be
w mad for lower prcs than any othe. establishment
il The ciIy OF =. YORK
over Goats and Over sacxs broadeios beaver plot
Twee1s and Mazurka Cloths, OF svsry style aad color
from 81 o S2e
CIoaE. oae-gl isres-qUsTer ard fz Gree o: Frene4
and American 5rosccioihs, from s. 10 s-5.
Dress and Froc< Coat-, black blue oro7T- oHvs a1c
green, OF French, E3.sh. Belgian and American eoias
from 60 10 SIG.
OfHce and Business Coats, Peto. Sack and Winter
FrocEs Of Tweeds and hrosccotas OF sTsry siyei IN me
market. frorc iS2.o g.
Pants-Broadcoth casseres pain ana fslcr. doe sSC,
French. English gad American, from = 20 80
TeTs-DoGte breasted sJraiEht breast ard rolling col
lar .yle- plain and fancy -.!vst 7uoier -eEeis
cashmere PLAIN aud fancy ssiis ad silks. from - 10 So
Also large assortment Of Rroadcoihs Cesseres End
Ves;ings which VIII be maze order % sC.l he ro=t
fssiid0rs.
rs Boys Clothing Of every description constantly OF
hand " Il DEGROOT ! co.
o. fmeo6- No. i02 Flltou-si.
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VICE CHANcELLoR's CouRT.-Beiore Vice Chaneel-
lor Sandford-Edndrd Il. Wem2re IS. Sarah Ets;d5sh
Vs,e0Ye Decree of divorce the ground OF inhdcty
Hester W. PerL,y VS. Humphrey C Perity.-Divorce from
bed and board OF cruel and inbufnan treat
ment with costs and reference to amony.
There were three four other decisions az TO eTcep
finns Gc
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Law Courts. u efeTred

SUPERIOR CoUaT-Before Judge Oahey,P'9p
Hone and Daniel H. Boxes Recefreys M1chants 1aH'sa
nsrancs Co. ys. Gilbert dteH ana sars II. fGlsg.e
TIT. action win Test the validity OF notes gwen By ind
yiduais on which the Mutual ms. CO.. are founded It
10 10 recover 5000. being note siven BY d q r a.
stockholders capital notes 10 have premiums caI geo
sYeu, fire. Messr. A. and p. claim to have owed but
S42s on said note being for premiums On insurance on
tained By them but refused 10 pay any more AID sun ~
brought TO recover tho full OF the note Ills
conended BY defendants that the note would nave been
good the hands OF third parties but not in those oil the
Company Verdict for plaintiffs subject to me OPINION
Of the Court.
For plaintiffs Messrs. Taylor aud Lord. For defend
ants MesErs. Wood, Bushnell and Bliss.
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BENJAMIN PAWN. .i
= DUNCAN McKERCHER. asSiSnees.

y THE SUBSCRIBER, who was awarded Il
ga gold media! for the beet toned Church and alter
Sa Bells exhibited al tie Fair vi toe American Inst
<zgzA IN October, I2ij and has received the
highest premiums for several past for the best Bells
and Town Clocks, vel at the Fairs Of the EewYork
Stale gcuuTa! Society," the American Institute, Is
prepared 70 furnish ~ his foundry, bells of any
weight required-warranted 10 break crack and
please aad give satisfaction He attaches them
his Lprore Cast Iron Yokes with movable gldgeons by
winch The bell be adjusted hang and ring pro-
psrly
Steamboat and Factory Bells constantly on hand.
Copper and Brass Castings made 10 order.
" manufactures, and Keeps constantly hand, Theo-
dotes Transit Instruments Levels and Surveyors Com
passes, Surveyors Improved COmpas-es for taxing hor
zontal and vertical angles without the needles
Cash paid for old copper and brass.
ANDREW HENEELY.
G. Il. SWORDS Agent. 1ls Broadway. OH im43tW1
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sales at the Stock Exchansc.-rprspAv
MARIN E J on r n A l. .
PORT OF NETWORK.

snip Rochester. Truman Liverpool, Woodruff 4 Min
turn
Sohrs Admiral Blake Heiley Charleston Phillips
Consul Boils Phlsd \ L MeCrcsay,
sloop Moses Eddy, Providence
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Before full Court -DEoIsIoHs.-ho Tdsedt ~ @i0rsa
70. Rot p Bel.-Ncw Tiai allowed
Lutley Loonas VS.. Jc-ed N. Standardization 10 SET
aaide report denied.
J. O. 5egcr vs. John Hsrdman--Ce rtorari.--Judgmen'
affirmed
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E- THE LATE GALE seems TO have visited
Gsorsetown. s. C. The Charleston Mercury save The
damage the rice field banks has boen considerable in
the way OF Wishes and breaks One field OF rice on Sc
renity plantation which cut md the stubbe,
driited to the main and viii be partly lost.
The extensive pilings and timber pens at Natics'
Point which had Just been completed at great expense
BY Col X. +. w Allston, WAS completely destroyed,
though made Of square logs and driven three feet in the
mud All the rice.held banks on this side of Winyah
Bay more or less injuredthere being many breaks
and tbs banks In many places washed away.
Tho damage TO the wharvce has been considerable
and the entire supply Of mill timber has been put adr
and there will be some considerable loss
We have some apprehensions for tbs safety of the
steamcrs watcree and Utility, which We're in San,ce
where they had been Ing wind bound for several days
ALIEN pAssENoERs-THr BoNplSo SYSTEM
The City Convention last evening took the Report Of
the Select Committee the present system OF bonding
alien passengers and unanimously concurred In its
commentator. This embodics INTO the City Charter
the provision abrogating entirely the existing system
and substituting In its stead one which we are assured,
will not only greatly increase the City but
move those abuses which have heretofore nluriously
affected tho moral and physical welfare Of the hnni
grant
FiREs.--The stores OF Mes.rs NJ. n o. Pearson
md Huschins & Dudley also that OF Col Suckncy, Ban
sor, Maine, We're destroyed by IRE on the 10th.
large stable in Canton, Mass. belonging TO F Liz
coin Esq OF the Revere Copper Co. was destroyed by
Ere Monday night together with its contents
sstng of carriages hay, grdn go. Seven horses per-
ished IN the flames.
ThE LAST YANKEE NoTIoS.-There Is chap
travelling In Connecticut who has fitted up large
double wagon into sort OF saloon with Daguerrco-
type apparatus and going about from place place
Ske tin peddlnr calling NJ houses and taking pictures
here and there, as he can md customers.
BLACK MissloSARY.--The Presbyterian Synod OF
Alabama aud Mississippi have purchased the freedom OF
AncSro named Elis in Green County, Ala for the
purpose Of sending him as Missionary TO Africa.
~ 1t will be recollected that some time IN De
scmber last J. J. AvxazAc Esq tho French Consul ST
ths port who lSocrinc under mental arrangement
disappeared suddenly and no, a;terward heard Of
On Monday last the skeleton Of man was discovered
In theket the ST Stephens road about six miles
from the city. Onexamning the remains OF the cloth
ing on which the skeleton rested they We're Identified
principally by the buttons which bore the Consular marx
% having belonged to Mr. Averssc. The unfortunate
gentleman doubtless wandered to this remote place and
fell victim to his unfortunate condition.
Mobile Register.
- The Troy Badset says i" Every Young man
shcud be Democrat Every YouNo man as 4 Demo
crat OF the pure Wing stamp Only the very verdsnt
portion OF the class when the Budget appeals sustain
the bogus Democracy Of oeeEoeoisr Alb Eve Jour,
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HAIL AND PARLOR sTOvEs-F. h. TR

HALL AND PARLOR STOyES.-F. II. TROW-
IL BRIDGE, 2O Waier-sL has for s2le fre assortment
OF the kinds Of Stores for Hals Parors Nurseries,
Sores kc These stoves made of the best materials
and substantial manner. Our hall stuves, with drums
connected give entire satisfaction al using them and
confidently recommend them ell VINO wish 70 heat
their houses pleasant and economical way We have
also Onsted's Patent Paror Stoves which sti excel every
other II economy and purity OF heat Aso BotTort All
Tight for wood and other kinds Offices chambers
& al reasonable prices Stoves pat up IL short nonce By
competent worGmea- ols 1meoi
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N PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the
County OF SewYor notice IS hereby given all pers
having claims against Gilbert Fowler, late OF the city of
NewYork gentleman deceased present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber his Office No GO
Marion 81 in the city of NevYok on or before The ak.
teen dag of February next Daied NewYok the eleventh
day of August, 1916 SAMUEL WEEKS,
aIi2 law6m+ Executor
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DRIYTTNG INK Maaufsclory-The subscriber

DKINTINE INK Manuisctory.--The tubscrlbef
L has recently introduced steam power and improved
nish his With very superior article. Printers
and merchants who may have orders for Printers Ink VIII
find them promptly executed moderate prices and may
RELY on being supplied with Ink Of excellent quality, and
OF nchsn eeahe color The subscriber manufactures lns
OF various colOrs, viz red hus green &c Orders d.
reced 10 his mandatory 2q Frontt between Montgori-
cry and GUyerucur Trough the Dispatch Post, 'e be
puuc,ueliy attended This paper has been printed by
Ink from ili. mauufactory for several years
0g 2mT)IW GEORGE MATHER.
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MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN

THE CeleArated Chinese Skin Powder for restoring,
4 beautfyiI, and preserving the complexion and req
1erinc the sSs deicaely white. smooth and soil
Mcen Fun "a simply preparation of Oriental herbs,
and may be perfect safety FOR the OF all
nneOus disorders Among the most prominent are Tan
Feckles Pcrsplrulon Bitches Pimpes, spots
Irritation Conrseness aud variety OF others.
To he had Wholesale OF the sole importers HOBBS / co.
WasL New York, and retail of all respectable chemists
and peTfumers in NewYOrk and throughout the United
Staea, In boxes. Price Sc and "a eech. Pa I'm.
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FA1IEs HOGG would respectfully i1fofm his friends
and the public generally thai he mas taken The store No
1s2 Broadway foppo.i,e he L?ee1n Buid!7 here ne
Will receiving curing the Winter supply OF fresh Ga'
den and Farming sexds and ne vii be thankful 70 rece!e
such orders FOR Seeds Forest and Fruit Trees &c a. the
p1bc may pleased favor him With assurIg them
that every eyeroa vii! be made Ms part 10 gvs entire
satisfaction.
He now has very 6ne assortmeu, OF EyacD,hs, Tulps
Nscissns Jouquils CrocGRses which ne riu dispose
of al such prices viii Do asy with the necessity c: al
tending suctgr 10 e; cheap hubs
Boqnefs OF the very choicest flowers made up the
rcus styles able for Bridal Dinner e5d Evening PR
;irs End g Opera % I'm
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1noia- Rubber GOODS

RUBBER GOODS.
1OO CASES 24x30 pairs each, assorted sizes, mems
.IUU cloth and sheet Rubber Shoes
81 do do mems ~omens metallic DO.
1000 do Gocdyesr's Patent SHRED Suspcnders.
leo prs Rubber Carriage Cloths, figured and plain ~
For sale or favorable terms by FORD co.
OILS 2w- No. So Liberty-st
DUBBER GOODS.-l,Cc0 Goodyear- Patent Elias
II tic Braces, warranted perfrc, and fiiH length.
10000 pairs Mems and Misses and Childrens imported
Rubbcrs
900 pairs Mems Metallic over.hoes.
600 Ladies' Buskin=.
900 Slippers.
loco Sandals.
Also large assortment every description OF sirti gt
and proof Goods in use for sale IN any Quantities.
favorable by the Newark India Rubber Msnuac
turing Co. 50 Maiien-Iane dig II
INDIA RUBBER SHOES-lO,0C0 pairs Mems and
i Wornen's plain and figured Rubbers.
1000 pairs Mems Sheet Rubber Oyershoes
ST. do Lalies' do do do
500 do do Sandals, Rubber soes
1900 do DO fIrreG and lined
500 do Mems metallic
500 do MoleskiGs
For sale by HORACE II. DAY,
~ Successor TO Rosbury / R Co D Cortland-L
DUBBER SHOES.-20,OOO pairs Mems Women
IL ard Childrens figured and pnin imported Para Rub
bers together with large and full assortment Of msrUfas-
tured Rubber Shoes oil every description, warranted the
best IN market for sale e cheap 81 by the Newark
Indin Rubber Manufacturing Company 50 Maden-!ane
o. If
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~Ua~ sSTEAMBOATB Il be ~; -.
Et5t--55S boat HUDSON, Capt Vim. ID Getirn, - =,
ing been OverhaUied IS cow Ia hrst NJ -
der will in future run On her old Hetson CO.
without stopping al the Intermediate landings "a,
from Ee foot Of Cedarst Sew-York, Al O'CLOCK ess
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, and eh .L.c.
eyeryTresday Thursdsy and Sunday evenings a. s0e@
or Oh the arrival u lke Cars from ihe East . p..
For passage apply or board. Tickets ihIGogn - d
field 50 ~; West Sockbriage u u.s. and CnalaS 81
Ps-This soat has isrzr number u sta,s-a9oms.-
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fTRASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
from the bottoms o; doors Is inserted into the
rail of the door goes down 20 the sill cioses and
rises within the rail II opens. They are healthy because
the under-curent of Gr which cannot he warmed by ar
fetal IL excluded they comfortable because
the is equased and the feet warm in
part OF the they ecoolcH because there Is no
cold air admitted and OF less fuel required 10 keep
Price 81 50 per door, which includes putting in
Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-21
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DEACfI ORCHARD COAL-Thirteenth-st Yard
Peach Orchard CoA-The subscriber has Just opened
yard above and has hand choice lot OF Red
Ash Goals selected from The most celebrated veins and or
the following sizes Broken Egg Stove and Nut, for
sale lowest market prices. Also Leh!gh White ASH
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand All OF tie above
for sale from yard or vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DiCkERSON, 6s l3Lh-st near 6Ih-ayenue,
and l07 Anthony-s;. Broadway.
~ B.-Lehigh and w hIt- Ash Lump Coal by the cargo
single s. n
CUMBERLAND OAI1--Th= Echart Coal w Il! dis
~ charge IA few days cargo OF the above COAL fresh
from the company mines IN good order, all Jumps, al the
OF Thirteeuia-s " r For sale low for cash apply
20 7. STOKES DlCKERSON. No SO Thirteenth 81
asst oth-aveuue. and iOT Anhonyst Broadway
COAL delivering the best quality Of Peach
Sorchard Red Ash Coal. clean, dry and in good or
der, for The following low prices large s. IS, stove,
egg Hnc broken So Consumers depend having
their coal as above :or cash only. PETER CLINTON,
sl+ 2n.od- Cor. King and Green:rich-s st