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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
NEW YORk GALLERY OF THE FINE

'NHE Exhibition Of the Works Of Art belonging TO this
INSTITUTION ~ now open at the Rotunda IN the Park
Three fine piece, Of Sculpture by Brown have been lately
added viz Ruth, presented by Miss Eliza Hicks The Boy
and Dog the gift Of Charles Leupp Esq, and Adonis
IN ADDITION 10 ne aooyr AID vamsble catalogue Of En
cravings, this collection embraces Coles Course
and Voyage Of Lite besides other hne spec mems Of Amer
can Art ny Mount, lnRham lnman, Edmonds Duand Ghsp
man, kosherme and others.
The Gallery open daily from AM until dark, and on
Monday aud Tuesday Evenings only until 10 Pm.
Life Membership dollar single admission Is cents
Catalogues 1873 d2I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
WINTER CLOTNINti

WINTER CLOTHING
CEILING OFF AT COST AT w. II. DEGROOT Il
CO.'S ic2 Fulton street, second block cart of Broad
way, New York, where every variety Of 6entlemen's
shmeut the city of New York.
Over Coats and Ovsr SACKS of Broadcot. Beaver Eliot
Twseds and Mazurka Cloths style and color from
-. 81 to $40
Coaksone half three and full circle OF French and
American Broadcoths, from IS to $25
Dress aud Frock Coatsback blue brown olive green
Of Frsn h English, Belgian and American Cloths from
50 to SIC.
Office and Business Coats reto Sack and Winter BROOKS
ofTweeds mad Broadcloths of style the Market
Paat.-Brosdc!oa Ca..meres plain and fancy Doe sfa%
French. English, and American, from 81 to IS
Vcsadoube breasted, straight breast and rsng collar
styles: plain and fancy Vevets Wooden Velvets
simers plaia and fancy Satins and Silks from 81 to S.
large assortment OF Broadcloth Cassmeres and Yesngs
which will ne made to order suit the asdious
Boys Clothing, of every description, constantly
hand w. ii. DEGROOT & co.
d3 lmsr No. 1902 Fulton
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
7 AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having sup.rduous eTe cts
IL dispose Of such Wearing Apparel, Furniture &c,
obtain fair ssh price for the by sending for
subscriber. through the Post Office, otherwise, who will
ettesd a. their residancss. j. LEVENSTYN,
456 broadway, up Stair
Ladies can ce attended 10 " Mrs. J. LEYENSrtN
I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

b. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD RNIrURE-rEREMrTORYS SALE
IL FOR CASH, TO PAY ADVANCES H. LUD-
Low Co will sell at auction Tuesday, January 3th,
at 2h O'clock at No. 3t5 Broadway first oor the Fur
niture consisting ia OF Patent Gs
eion Top do TO fold up new article Bureaus marble
Enclosed Wssh Stands French Presses Rocking Chair, full
Book Cases Ha Stands Hair Mattresses Beds aud
Pillows. Nc Ne. The goods be ia is-rh
WIN. w. SHIRLEY Auctioneer
GALES BY II. e. WILLARD-Tuesdav, December 5th,
Sets, SC.
Beds, Mttr sses Pail sses Bedsteads sc sale positive
Thursday 7IStock OF Croekery, Glass and China. in
lots TO suit reiailers consisting OF best Blue Ware Granite
and Common Ware. las ltsTh
w. @: HAYNES, Auctioneer.
Two be sold at public auction the premises and
Two Lots, beweenas and 42d streets 4th avenue.
the 9th day OF January 8i7 at 10 o'clock, NJ (f DIS
posed Of previously at private sale Terms 90 per
time of purchase and the balance Is days AFTER when full
ply to Harris Wilson, Esq II Murray Terms easy.
daoJs6sIh
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sTts E ~ T. . -.
TABERNACLE.
HENRI ERZ'S
FfREWELL CONCERT

TABERNACLE.
HENRI HERE'S
FAREWELL CONCERT,
Prior his departure for Havana and thence for Europe,
THURSDAY Ml E T.ss fStsh % "a
when he will be assisted by l the reeently arrived
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
SIGMA I9s 1iti f21eF' in Antfs. sopno
SIGH fi Fi f sss.s.
siiSE :MS ,ssis
Sirieen Distinguished Piani.sis,
a Pouerfa % Opera Chorus
secured the 'ar MkR isi poSS e the celebrated
FRS, Hornst and Guitans the Grand Duke of Baden
~ s~ BEST oFERAs OF The pA! ~ ''' '
The following pieces will form the leading features of the
Grand Aria from MARGfsRiTA p'ARRAGoNA by
by sxo
ss' Il III by sung
ssa Ifo S% tIIG ssH by VERDI sung by
sgn.rer Bari sigr BensdeEt and B,neventano.
Be the 5 ay has
ESRs am cS HRGD by the
sppS fy from Tf1dt S, ALoE p
paaei w Rossn', sung by sigr Sanquco Benedet and
Grand overture to % With. TELL.
for EIGHT PIANOFORTES, by
SIXTEEN DISTINGUISHED PlANISTS,
Grand Fantasia for the Horn
by HERR DORM,
performed in his in Germany France and Eng
land
L HESs D FEkH Viii s s' F FTy
II. SEMiRAMEDE. First time
Ill. IL rURITANI (Eirst time)
Nv. Brilliant Duet by sgncI Rapett and Henry Herr.
The Concert will conclude with
% THE FRAZER OF MOSES,
(ss performed his in Paris and London
sIGNoRAC RARILL sIGNoR BENEpETTI l..
SlGNOR BENEVENTANO, " SANQIrIRICO,
BARIII, MARTINI
WITH a POWERFUL CHORUS IND OR GAN
ACCOMPANIMENT.
Tickets dollar each To be had the usual places
The public earnestly requested
! atthe Music Stores
Measures have been taken have Tabernacle lit with
| wax lights, Independent of the gas
cluds at ten.
| No postponeInent on account of the weather.
Carriages will set down heads southake up heads north
i<th ~
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TO THE PIIRIIC

NsT PdSs Of S: Stat;
he City So Of New
take effect, have agreed continue the busne.s
ly depend upon the credit 70 the ipsp1 cton they
determined to omit effort maintain its present high
The whole utility of inspection consists it. adherence
c di Of .and.G Xii
UNI
tie ss
s%S he S1ss, s'S: Fer ss.
tHsr s hat that
ton OF the eau be and only through
er thus promoted that can pTcspefoas
The he Of the r., M secured by the fact
in the busines-thst their standard estab and we'll
tnas the as far as the public IS Concerned e the
same as It has BEEN with the unity OF action
They attef themselyes that their brand which will be
BE- dr.
ferent persons inspecting each other with
out established and well known modes of business,
.pec,on under the viii fulfil e sve n
In DecsmSsr 1888 when the undersigned had been less
,S sy 70 the .na the
they would have their our inspscied
1t nevertheless Determined by the ha
meS the .ceaey % The n ssa 90"
During the rt season large quantities Of Hour OF inferior
quality aud Of light weight this market; aud NOT
being able TO the inspection sold without But
resoute adherence to high standard although excited
ca all interested tina, recently under
luntary system little has been sold without
The character of the inspection has been the
quality Of the flour coming TO this market has been
proved sysem which has been beneficial both TO bu
er and seller. VII! be adhered to perseyeringly.
All the regulations heretofore exiting as the publi
IS concened will be continued The brand OF the nspsc
will be placed the side the barrel and the brands Of the
kinds aud qualities as heretofore. Wv
The price Of Inspection will continue be ceut Der
barrel and that ofweghng reduced three per barrel
when found to be light.
The weight well as the quality, will be Iigdly inspect
ed, and none found light will be branded
have been made do the business prompt
y The principal Office the inspection will continue al IS
South street of Broad Sa'es will be kept at the fol-
lowi places for orders be executed their vicinity
8 Dey ST. 232 Front ST. "a Coenties p Of Wall and
South ats HENRY EVEsSON,
&. y. Il lPPAN,
JOHN MARSHALL,
THOMAS HADDEN
DANIEL BRINKERHOOF
BENJAMIN EVESSON, :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
ssxza71x;7cxxC. T.. CASTLE &EDWIN McCORKFLL
X62X the latter from the Royal Academy Of Music
vy& yLoudon, will give lessons Piano FORTE
''or Violin, at their residence, 81 LIspenard ST.
Broadway that Of their pupils upon yery
terms which be made known By spplyin as above
tmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
DANCING ACADEM Y .

DANCING ACADEMY.
M X: SARACCO, Italian Chorographist, and Mile AM
A GELlNA first teacher Of the Partisan Dancing Acade
nv Mr. Cearius grateful to the American beau monde"
dlstingsishsd smiie; il Nsw YS5k have composed the
fashionable in the higher circles Of
ANGELINA,
new waltz IN i've steps, in order replace the
by Mr. Perot which received sasnsn as
beng too theatrical
The above beautiful dances and also all the most fashiona
bic new Polka new MazuIka, and Quadre Mezurka Re
dowa, Waltz Red0wa, Wat1cs and three steps, are
thoroughly taught In few lessons ~
B.The music for the above Dances recently
published New York, be purchased at DnncIna
Academy, Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No. 50.
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
SEQ TT & co. IS.

10 lVuSSuu street,
NIFTY Wholesale and Retail Family Grocery Tea Wines
~ aud Spirit Establishment, &c The proprietor pledge
hemse Ives that article nuine. aud sold
nal profit including cas- of the latest mportaons and
approved auaesi Srsars Of every grade Coffee. Mocha,
Csrs gadsIIrs Port &e scotch Whi.Ley Of Gleniiyat
t1.' Edinburgh and A!Icway Ale; Fruit Sperm Csnae.
mean Ma.tard Glasgow sgiced Hams. Superior New Years
Figs. &c.
The wines consist Of Superior cid London Dock Port,
sherry East India Reserve MADEIRA Newton Gordon Muir
ley (the celebrated Loeb Fine:l
397 Broadway.
Asplendd branch of above has been nj
the solicitation Of their uptown customers opened 397
Of articles with their down
and Of the quality will always be ound-an
that be by in the city All the above
articles be fond there aud goods from each place will
be delivered free Of in any Of the city
only. dos Imr
FANCY BOXES AND CORNUCOPIAS,
SUlTABLE for Confectioners, for Christmas and New
- Years presents large assortment Of these
Also cocred papers Of all kinds may be found will
sold by wholesale and RETAIL at reasonable prices the
nufactory Of BAUER BODEN
- 49, "a Fulton st, up stairs
NB-Wedding-cake Boxes on hand, made to order
DE- 1m~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
ERENCH'S UOTEL,

IA THE Proprietor respectfully informs his friends
and the pubic that he has removed from his late hotel
fulton street 70 his other hotel 81 Chatham street
lew doors west OF Pearl street to which he has added
lona bedrooms and furnished them style that will bear
,1voaoe with the best hotels In the city
Upon no occasion VIII there be than room
te pfce Tor winch VIII be IS night IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
FOR SALE.

IA THREE STORY HOUSE on AID street between
Ell me "a and Sd avenues IL we'll finished and repete
s~ the latest mprov intending kitchen
SINK cold aud warm baths, closets, &c Italian
antes throughout the house; court yard Of IS feet
iIon with vorandah and French windows The house
OF oil ak houses the south side Of the street For
further particulars apply TO WISE SONS,
dl3 imsrh l12 Pearl AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04
PhEMIUM BOOTS

PhEWIUM BOUTS
Quick Sales aad Small Pro6u
~ FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 3, So our our u,h.
warranted to give setisfaction fine French impe
Dress Boots for u 30 equal TO those usually Sold in
~ Broadway for s. or 81, at YOUNG X JONES' fine
French Boot and Shoe Mandatory of the most sb.
i0nable stores this city Our received the hkhe
praise in The las Fair Of the American Institute for tbs
prcs Iod IN tb, city Boots, Shoes Gaors sc made
to order the shosst notice. MsnJng &c done ia the
YOUNG X JNNES A A..
frnGr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

New YORK, Dec 20. 1916 il Sits Il 3tos.rc
THE NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY
EDITIONS in l24s-Late French Books ready for deli.
IA very-There have beer added TO the Ibrary Juog The
past year, one thousand five hundred and thirty volumes
consstg of the besr books published this country urr
that period with selection Of English Literature aud five
hundred volumes of Standard French Books Indispensable
a Public Library
V1py = Latin Classics in 14 volumes have Just ben
purchased and Les Annaes de themie 10 100 volumes Nth
other Leading works in sces daily per aye
PACKET -
The important foreign aud American journals t.keu
for the Reading Room have been bound and files
for re terence complete.
Ths Members RESPECTFULLY informed thar the late i'm.
porston Of French Books will be ready for delivery ON
Thursday morning 3i.t inst at O'Clock 800 -
BY order Of the Library Committee.
u 1wrc PHILIP j. FORBES Iibreri,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

The Hudson river at Albany is clear of ics though
Van Wie's Point, at Hudson and Catski is blockade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

IN HOUSE suitable for an extensive private board.
KIN ing hooe, situated IN the lower OF Broadway
an house 20 etmay hear Of responsible. tenant by
anoe with full particulars to box 229 lower post Office
- lwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

CHARLES A KENTISH
(Is,e Of &. q. Stcppans Baths
(And Companyl
BLIZZARD SALOON.
BT4s BROADWAY
- UP Stairs Entrance u Lispenari ST.
They respectfully invite their friends and the public
to give them call
They p'rtcu aIly call attention their Billiard Tables
which Of the latest improvements and their Wines
choicest brands $3.50 " wv
CHARLrs A. KxSTisH, JOHN GiLiIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-04

THE PLUMBE POfULAW MAGAZINE with
splendid Pumbeoype cory OF the prncp,I indiy;dns,s
., the n,ted states with selection OF ARTICLES from the
oes WRITER'S this country issued monthly price a. nav
anle y, advance rorsale az the Office OF the PIurnbe IA
Of Murray street.. "' " alo c.Iher
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-02
, Mississippi Creole,

.RL1sBEp EVERY SATURDAY AoRNlNS
I oublisbed at Ss a year, if paid within
III from The time Of subscribing, 1t
within that time, at S. a year, due
he sued for, in all cases, at the exPl,,
the month Advertisements inserted
Ella per square, payable on the lrst
4 will Be sued for Immediately, II
iearly advertising as heretofore.
Ies Of a personal nature, whenever ad-
IN. oe charged at the rate Of ItNO Dol
sverv ten lines for each insertion. Po-
ircutars or public addresses, for the be,
Individual persons or companies, will
I'd as advertisements, and al the same
uncing Candidates for Office will be 1s"
|oJ Work must be paid for on delivery.
4 on letters must be paid, or they will
ttended to-.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-02

A shrewd but apparently unsOphisticated YAM
kee, who took over an adventure Of wooden
clocks with him to England g. made pretty we'll
by the speck, strOlled one evening into a coffee
house in Liverpool, and throwing his legs up on
the little table before him called for somthin 10
take.
Two young friends Of the turf, who were
discussing a steak and two pints Of hduf and
haul in the next box, noticed his independent
manner and social abandon, and at once SET him
down as a 'vulgaw' American, and determined
to "bring him OUT or in other words to force
him to betray his ignorance. One OF them
asked: You aw from Amewica, aw you not?
"American-"Well, | guess | amt from any
where else,,
Both Bloods-"Ho is not from any where
else! DeviIish go1d, dem fuine. ha! ha! ha!
Wei saw, said one Of them, ',how many St tes
are there in your United States?
American-"l have no more idea than have
how many chickens our old black hen has got
and she had quite a brood when | left home.
Both Bloods.-Ho! no! no! ha! ha! ha! Ex-
tremeIy witch! Hew is owa Independent A.
mewican friend,one Of them added, addressing a
party in a still further of box, he is owa A.
mewican friend fresh from the land Of the FIVE
and the 'ome of the bwave, and he actually
don't know how many States compose the
Union.
American--0, you are smart now, aini YOU
MIR. Hc.Cow. Why cuss the pictures Of both
on you, how could | know how many St,tes
there are in the Union now? Ii will be zactly
twelve weeks and three days tomorrow, since
/ left Marbleheud, in the old Bay State; there
were then Jest twenty-seven free, suyrcn and
independant stgtce in the Unioh: bu, I'd hev
you to r~ecollect that Congress was then a cit
tin. and it is impossible to tell how many States
they have annexed sinee-they may have hilch-
ed on Ireland, for all | know!
This turned the tables, and caused q geners
al laugh for tho Yankee and against the Eng
lishi tops.
Mr.. Cain was elected Lieutenant Governor
Of South Carolina BY one vote Mr.. SHINE,
i IL H
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-02
Number 10.

Ma said Bill, 'Abe ha'nt said his prayers
for three nights
Abe and Bill now exactly swapt places and
countenances.
'Ycs,' said The mother, and I suppose
should never had heard Of that, If Abraham
had not told Of your profanity
4 know better,' dragged-out Abraham ia re-.
ply to William.
'Abrahamp said the mother solemnly, sdid
you kneel down when you said your PRAYERS
last night,
yes ma'am,' said A braham, brightning a lii:
tie.
YES MAJ continued Bill, she kneels down
and 'fore say 'now lay me Town 10 sleep5
he jumps up every night and hops in bed and
says he's done said his prayers and he ha'ht
had time to say a half prayer.'
During this narrative, my name-sako kept
covering under the steadfast frown Of hid
mother, until he transformed himself into 4
perfect personifcation Of idiocy.'
How many prayers did you say last night
A6raham?' pursued the mother in en- awfally
pOrtentous tone.
Isaid one, and (bere Abraham paused.y
Zone and what?'
Zone and piece Of t'othef ones
why ma, he couldn't ha' said it to saved
his life for he hadn't time.'
taddh sir, d0ntia5k for your assistance9
Il did, muttered Abraham, Il said t'othet
piece after l got in bed.'
'Abraham;I said his mother, 4 declare | do
not know what to say TO you. lam 80 morti!
fed, SO shocked at this conduct that / am COM
Pletely at a loss to express myself about it,.
Suppose you had died last night after trifinV
with your prayers as you did; who can say
what would have become Of you? Is it pos.
sible that you cannot spend a few minutes
in prayer to your Heavenly Father, who feeds
you, who clothes you, and who gives you every
. good thing you can have in the worldp You
. poor sinful child, | could weep over youI.'
Poor Abraham evinced such deep contrition
y under his lecture, (for he sobbed as if his
heart would break that his mother deemed
it prudent to conclude with suasives; which
she did in the happiest manner.
Having thus restored Abraham's equani.
nifty in a measure, with q gentle encourag-
ing smile she continued:
sand now Abraham; tell your mother how
you came to say a part Of yOurprayerp
u Il could'nt go to sleep till l said it ma'am.'-
'Welt that's a good Sign at least. And what
, part was it"
God bless my faiher and mother,
& Mrs. Buler felt quickly for herhundkerchief
1t had fallen from her lap and she was glad o.
it-She depressed her head below the tablt
If in search o. it-dismissed the children beioT,
lie she raised it--and then rose with o counter
to ance suffused with smiles and tears.
lie 'POor babes,' said she, what an odd CON
ia pound of good and bad they are?'
ed 'The grandmother returned just at this tim
a and discovering some uneasiness at Mrs. BuI
it ler's tears the latter explained. AS she cor
BAL cluded,--'The Lord bless the poor dear boy
re- exclaimed the venerable matron, raising he
a. apron to her eyes, that shows he's got a goo
a heart. No danger Of the child that can't slice
till he prays for his father and mOther.'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-02

Mr.. Cain was elected Lieutenant Governor
Of South Carolina By one vote oyefMr. slnms,
Che novelist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

YUNIiE Franklin Company hand their
u PAPER MILL the Depot Of the southern Railroad good
superhne hne and letter folded and
ruled and also medium enveop and
the wholesale
public assured quality
will with the production
any Factory They prepared ouesfor
description paper the their
require Merchants dealers requested call the Paper
nd 1anine for Themselves NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

'kNHE subscribers have re-Opcned the above es.
4 adjustment and beg leave say friends and the
public generally that they prepared
attention in order TO please those who patron
Gentlemen visiting the city business will
uge 10 give 10 call having ample 1modauous
foand convenience likewise, stable within fly ysri the
house not surpassed IN the city. To friends
airy TO that Bar shall supp with Luuor,
not inferior any the city. patronage and n
We failio please, IL thal Re
srEGAL 4 JAS. G. BLAREY, Jr
Richmond, August 2, 1886. N
NOTICE-Genucmcn e Informed that b. leaving their "a.
suies with Us they have FIRST
iImor piess than such suits usually eos,
Az garments warranted no sac Leave your measure
with feb II KEEN L CO. iu2 M.in 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
GARDEN SEEDS,

NHE subscriber is now in receipt Of constant
Il additions SIMPLY Garden Seeds fum The well NOW
establishment Of D. IanoTsth Of Phlade,pha
These Seeds have Above al ober, and
Nantea 70 be fresh and aud implicitly
Al oil Seeds BY the direction OF Nj Iapdrrtb Ar. sr5
VI h"n rom sale By this the public that
an - % rom the subscriber rel abe be-
MarseOneners and those purchasing sgain woui con-
sun iher interest BY supplying themselves his seeds
ron tle subscriber. JOHNSTON,
le nrrtr-r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
NOTICE,

Il HAVE this day associated with me Mr. JAS.
II A. TRICE who has employment for several
saud 9th aud
street, style WIN ANDERSON Co. purpose
conducting Wholesale Grocery
the Of Groceries, Domec Goods Couon Yarns &c
well products and OF the State aud have
gagged Mr.. DAVID ANDERSON. IT, conduct
grocery and Of business His
and qualifications for that branch OF the business well
make have also made
arrangement with Mr.. FRED. ANDERSON mango
Of tbs tobacco aTmen who long been familiar and
tmately acquainted this branch Of business
Liberal eonsg Of groceries do
nestle goods tobacco wheat and articles OF
general trade. wM. ANDERSON, Jr.
February ItL I547.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant TaiIor

=" n y ~ n IL - y IIs -NtTNHluL IUIIOr,
NO us Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand, TaiornR Store op-
pose the safe House elegant OF
English Cohs Cassmere anG Nesngs late arrival
W lie conducts the establishment. the principle sendns
no garments odt OF his store but those Of the first quality
thus that he hasso long enjoyed custom in .h
ana throughout the Union He would respectfully a can
rom gentlemen visiting the city assuring execute any
ofue entrusted TO him. IN superior style, and
the .ame quality can be had Store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG
- - -

~ and alter the list October, our Packet
- Boats will leave Richmond A. ". Monday
and Friday and arrive in Lynehburg days at 81
RETURNING,
Leave Jynekburg Monday "Wednesday and Friday NJ A. N
and arrive in Richmond neIt day, a "a r. 81.
Our Boats connect At Careravne
Line TO Famvie Prince Edward and
with Parish Co.'S Line OF PoCoebes tn s.upon
Sept 30, 1916. ROW FnJoSn a nIvrNpS,nr