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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-28
LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
On th Street, under The Exchnnue IInteI

On i4th street, under the Exchange Hotel.
Dnwng Of the New Jersey Lottery co. June 2s:
AZ Is "a 60 IL 60 SIS 30 So Is Ga %.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, class No a. June 2ed
10 90 If So 10 10 "a Is 81 10.
Drawing OF the New Jersey Lottery So June e3d
81 l 90 10 IS 25 30 90 20 3 II Sc
Nos SO. the Capital Prize was sent to Boston
Drawing OF the Monongaa Lottery, ess No. IS Jane
10 "a 10 IL 81 10 80 IL 10 6s L.
Drawing Of the Va LeesbuE Lottery. EIra elias. No 10.
SO SO Is Fl &c 81 &c IS 81 10 40 49,
TuDAY-hah past O'Clock TO be drawn At the EIehapr,
hotel-Ihe Virginia Leesbus Lottery, class No 96: CaplI
las.
Splendid Scheme for Saturday next, July 81
GO NUMBERs-I2 DRAWN.
"a package Of only % Tickets contain the 10 drawn
Nos)
CAPITALS
....do............ 10000 PriIc, Of 5000
lido. .......... 5000 10 ...do............ 600
.'''do...'........ 5000 10 ....do............ 500
&C. &C. &c
Tickets $40, halves quarers $50.
10 Orders om the county schemes or In an, Of
hagrJ n Cos I.oilsurs, promptly attended 10.
LAMBERrs OFFICE, No , Exchange Place
Under The EIchanEe Hotel
Do ReeoleeL No. 3. For There's ucE in ODD numbers,
.ays HOY oNoie. losI
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by Davonport, Allen a co.
Groceries, dc.
On THURSDAY, LIST July oeLoek nj atorr vtIout 70
safd 70 ~eahef sehersl assortment OF Groeenes,
Is hhds z Sugar
10 do Moasses
loo bags Laguayra Coffee
IS do Rio do
so DO Java do
loo boIes Soap and Candies
Wrapping Paper, Indigo, Pepper
Hats Solar Lamp Oil ClEan
Gunpowder and Pow ehong
Malaga, Por and Sicily Wizes
$50 sides sole Leather
10000 lbs Sh0udur h4eoa
Floor Natting-l5 pieces Canton Mating
Cotton Goods-lT bales cotton shutnks Ee AZ
TtRMs-under 500 cash $780, moGth. credit for nj,
proved paper ~
10 - DAVENPORT ALLEN A. co Apct.
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By InIoeS a Brother.
New and Second Hand Furniture at Auction
IN Friday Morning, July I'd, commencing at
~ 10 O'Clock, at without reserv. a co,
~etion Of Household Furnar ba New and con
sis:hg % wv
Mahogany Frrneh Bedsead
do plain Bureau
marble ard Mahogany Top Centre Tabl,s
Spring Seat Lounge
Handsome spring Divaos
% marble top washs.snd
Do mahogany d.
spring SOFAS
mahogany Cana Pres
DO ChAin
do spring seat Rocking Chair
IL cane seat Ma pie Chairs
u do do Rosewood DO
- City made Chairs
1 high post mahogany Bcdsead, Ge Ge
Crockcry, ae.
suDdry aTte,es Of Croekery, Glassware &C
Gold watches.
valuable Gold Watches and CHAIN.
Je - INI.oEs BROTHER. Auet
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II Will De seon from Tho foregoing comparison, that the
define in Flour is about dollars per bb; in Corn
Meal, dollar per bb in Wheat per bu-he
and m Corn, tpeRyhue TO toeRtysfI cents per bushe
homo cause. which has contributed To the decline il
found in the greatly improved and promising condition If
the Wheat CROP the gathering in Of which has been al
ready commenced in Virginia and partially in Maryland
The weather has been peculiarly favorable for this CROP and
the general belief is that the quantity will be full average
yield in the general and the quality much better than is
usually realised.
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TEMPORARY REMOVAL

nor the pupo-. Of enarrnx improving sor. the sub
eribsr has removed his stock Of Goods temporarily SO
West Main Street. third door below
found general Assortment of Beots. SAs Tsaks
&C. which he will offer Al low prices
rally. JUDAH MYERS
ie M a6 We, Nh =,
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Anrtiou Sales.
FUTURE nAYn.

NY Dunlap, Moneure a Go.
On TUESDAY Goth n-t o'eloet osr oase. 80 viii
without regard TO weather general
eenes, CONSISTING in Of
30 hbds prime Sugar. 81 ctoiI. Mu.eoyads
60 hhes and bes Moass.s and Msseovado prime quail
so packages Loaf and Clarified Sugar
2lO hays Laguira, RIO and Maraeabo Coffee
50 bores soap
Preserved Ginger
London Porter. Msdeira,
Sherry, Port and Caret Wines
w Sperm Oh. Indigo. Pepper.
ns-'.fd Gunpo~d-r. Imperial. Young Tyson and
Powebong Teas
100 gall DemJohns
Wkskey kc,
Trsss-Under A r..
approved negotiable. paper.
j. p DUNLOP MONCuRE 4 A,-,-
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pOWDER.-2OOO kegs " Kentucky" Rifle
- also Blasting Cannon Mining Powder in Magazine an
buoai manufactured by the Hazard Company and al
warranted OF superior qualify for sale by
jcgS-IOt DAyENpnRT ALLEN A. IN
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By James ~. Lynch.
STOCK AT AuCTION

Win be sod nj the Exchange Hotel THURSDAY LIST July a
O'Clock IN the evening rs Shares Of Virginia
insurance Company STOCK lots purchasers
Also 10 Shares the Virginia Towing Company share
Of the Richmond Fire Association Stock.
je 22-dtds m LYNCH
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Trusiees' sale of Real Estate
By williams a HaxaII.
Commissioners Sale Of Lots at
ROckets.

In pursuance Of a decree pronounced by the su.
Court Of Chaneey for Richmond Goth
day Of March las, therein depending An
derson and B.vcTe Blair
Blair Anderson and Jos Chas Deoer Php
Thornton and Caroline hs wife, John hard and
other D.fsGaH the undersigned will expose Tor
sale al public auction the highest bidder premises
THesday <9A fair first first fair day
thereafter oeeek OF Ground Al Rockets on.
Of which froain= Lester Seet ITO
the other lot lying IN the thereof 10
80 feet end and space feet wide
IN IN common for IN Intended Canal.
TERMs-One third cash onehird upon credit OF 8 months
and the residue credit u Negotiable notes
approved endoTr be required the
dit insaments, and the purchase mo-
nsy paid. ROBT. &. SCOTT, -
PHI. HARRISON, COMMISSIONER
The sale viii be conducted by
Ies-eotds A.
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REDUCED PRICES.
WARREN, FARISS a BROWN
AVE on hand general assortment of de-
'rabie Dry Goods which they Offering At much below
former prices Among them may be found
New Style summer sik.
Plaid Foulard, do
Hermann and Grenadine, do
Rich Paris Befeses very eheap
French Jaeon.ts. styl
Organdi. Muslins and Ia~I.
Large a--ortmeni OF Mourning Lawn, nd Muslin.
White Grape Shawls
Muslin and Berege shalws
Iernah Shawls nd searfs
Large assortment OF Emb'd Cap.s and Collars
Linen Cambt Hdth, Ribbon. Iaee.
Cloves Fans &C, &C
Also complete assortment Of house Keeping articles .hirnss
and sheeng ofeyery grade and boy. word marry
eVep article wanting for family all Of which snrous
To close and offer and
visiting the city will 6nd II In their o call.
WARREN, FAIRIES 4 BROWN
e<s No e5 Main
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House, Rowling Alley, Fixtures, Fur
ntture, &C, AT AUCTION.
On "Wednesday the 10Th day Of oeoek will be sold
on the premises for cash. that large framed building recently
cd n Bowling Establishment situated Street oppo
ate the Governors House Lamp. chain.
Clothes Presses Stoves &C &C To purchaser ground would
be reRed nde-ired. Sale r-s-rv~.-
y IS DUNLOP. MoNCURE 4 CO. Auets
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MOOrman's Analysis of the Va. Springs,
Wa Map Of the ROsiss, Sc.
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, with their ana.
b's and seine remarks their character,
directory for the White Sulphur Water an of
the diseases to which applicable &e together with
OF the different routes TO the Springs
aness ground plot showing position hote,
public buildings and private residences &c &c the wmis
JUST PUBLISHED,
new Dictionary OF PoeeaI containing over 500
subjects, from various authors ancient and MODERN Wat
son. MD, IN 1 vol. lemo.
Ny Little Geography adapted to the capacities OF young chill
dren edited by Mrs g. Tui and illustrated by
An Books received published sale at low
prices al the Bookstore Of DRINKER A NORRIS
HAY-HhY-iOSbalc. Hay landing and for .aIr
10y JED RANKIN x wHIrLOCK.
nrAIGN o,DEH-in bore; 2, one S,s aa1s. sash for
I RIsH POTATOESeOO- bushels prime large Irish Pota
Il toes landing in the Dock this day, and for by
ies JAS MeCANDLIsH
WASHINGTON and his Generals, VOL 2nd
pyJ T. Headley'' reeeivedb ..
ID EvISED CODE OF IsI9.-J. w. RAN.
~ DoLPH co, I2 Main Street will buy at a low price
few copies Of the Revised Code ofIsIo les
SECOND EDITION OF THE MARRIED
~ woMANs MEDICAL COMPANION, by Dr. 4. NJ. nauh
JcIa Under the Exchange Hotel
q UININE-sOO O,s suIPh aunine warranted pure,
P. JOHNSTON Druggist
~ 10 us. Main st.
100 KEGS Superior WHITE LEAD, re.
w eeived and for sale by
je IL a. EUsrACE X SON
n ARD OIIs-IO bbs Pure
- half do do, just received for sale BY
e ~ w. SJJ. PAY AGO.
C00n LBS. country cured Bacon Hams,
AOOO just received, for sale by
je ~ GORDON Il SKINNER.
SALT, SALT-6H saets sai, n part Of the 'HaTta~ays"
- cargo just received per w simmer. wharf
sample at Office. jes W ANDERSON go.
IUE-2oO Campden Lime landing nom schooner
- Mary in the DOCK, for ale by
ia WEBB. BACON co
ERESu ARRINA IS
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SOLaR OIL-eO eask, superior oil, for sale by
~ u l9-lOI nANENFORT. ALLEN 4 co
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SAfETS fUSE-A valuable article for the use Of person,
~ engaged in blasting, foT sale by
ls24-l0 DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 Co
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sole I.EATHER-6Oo .ide. good damaged landing and
- for sale by
he DkVENPORr ALLEN IN
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III atVtthtG ~ The "HauaccoT "PalrfnH
= hiauds for saie az Warchoufe 90 tbe BASIN b.
HENRY LuDLAa q co
HANANA AND BRAzII. SUGAR-qo ho... ,,,,-
havana sugar 50 bags white suraf-isiur ~, -.
- PP DAVENPORT. ALLEN 90
WhhNkEf.-is bots nuug.fdusFs superior 90 Rseti6.r
" kye Whi'sey, ius received ~ b.
70 w ANDERSON q co.
Lt-A au 81 ne shP Rob Roys q sapsfof I4v-r.
- poi h-d san va BE- ready ssycry lock ms a.
sPpy 70 sc WV. ANDERaoN a co
MADEIRA WINE-John OHyeira a Cos ssp-sior ai.I
w heservs Msde Or eirhy aissei s.pot-
on, tef ak Fi6 WILLIAMS = HANAtG
~ tor. Cor b.
ny 1s-is DAvSSroar. ALLEN q 90.
HARNESS 81 UPPER LEATHER.
1H00 LBS Black Harness Leather
OOO Ifo srss Wa Uppsr % rsssyns saf 81 - ~
Fh-T LEE nHsLEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
The Weekly Herald.

The wssklystrad will be ready this morning at nine
O'Clock.
1t viii contain collection Of matter that will be read
with the greatest interest throughout the civilized
world, comprising the Official dispatches Of General
Scott and his officers, of the brilliant battles
of Con,reras, Churubusco Moline del Rey, and
the capture of the City of Mexico by forces and
will form authentic narrative those great struggles
aud victories II viii also contain nswso the latest mo-
ment by telegraph and mail from all parts Of the coun-
try perhaps the expected intelligence by the Acadia,
from Liverpool; political and commercial intelligence
sketch of the Hon Henry Clays speech on the war,
aud his resolutions and every Information in regard to
the markets and the prices of produce, &c, SO.
1t will be smhelished with diagrams representing the
above mentioned battles In detail, the whole forming
valuable history Of these stirring times
siagle copies, In Wrappers ca cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
CItv InteIIlIUence.

The WEArHEn.-We had q hsavy rain storm. com
mencing yesterday morning about O'Clock, A NJ. IL
lasted up to about O'Clock PM The streets were,
usual such occasions, filed with mud and filth -
The little street sweepsrs' made good days work In
sweeping the oroswaks and many Of them swept into
their pockets . fsw p,nnies unexpectedly. Towards
evening the weather cleared Of and cold piercing wind
sprunR up, blowing due north. We had very sudden
transition from the mild weather Of the previous day
We hope the corporation will not per oentage
corporation tax upon those little boys and girls who
voluntary sweep the walks during the rain storms
and In the absence Of those employed by the
They appear to discharge their duties with much ef-
hoisncy
FiRE.Yesterday morning Gre occurred in the turn
ing shop, rear Of 646 Pearl street The police were
promptly on the spot. The FIRE was put out--damage
trihng.
STREETS IN FIRsT WARD.-The streets, wharves, &C.,
In the First ward, in most disgracefu condition
mud gutter, and all kinds Of th and garbage, are to
be seen all quarters usual The In the First
ward enjoy unenvisble notoriey amonst the other
wards of tho city.
ACCIDENT TO STEAMER RHopE ISLAND Tho Rhode
Island Captain Thayer Der way from stoninston to
this city broke her piston yesterday morning about two
O'Clock was taken In tow by the steamer Worces
ter Captain williams Of the Norwich line. The r. l.
was left at anchor about twenty-five miles from the CITY
her and mails having been transferred to the
Worcester, which arrived here at q quarter past
O'Clock, this p. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

From the Norfolk Herald, OF the IT'D
The Post Master General having decided that Norfolk
Is not worth the expenses OF daily southern mail Tin
addition TO that OF daily Northern one although there
daily commuuca alton by steamboats, on James river
we are often indebted to the Baltimore papers for
from Mexico twenty hours in advance of the time
at which II should reach us by the direct route
Hence, items Of intelligence which ought to
have received Monday to hand In the Baltimore
Patriot only on yesterday.
From the Mobile Herald and Tribune
The eastern paper mall yesterday failed from beyond
Baltimore. Wa got papers thence an late due, and
frem New York those which were due on Wednesday
The letter Of our New York correspondent failed 10
reach W last svsning, Phisdslphia Inquirer, 10th.
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Police IntelIleehce.

.arrest Of Jupeniie Thispes Officers Edwards and
Van Ripper Of the 18th ward arrested yesterday thrs.
boys, called John Henry, James Brogan and Nathaniel
Lambert on charge Of stealing lot Of lead pipe valued
a 500 from the buildings situated the OF
LIST avenue and 9th street, belonging to MIR Edwin
Weed. Justice Timpson locked them up for further
hearing
Burgiary-The Public School situated in the lat
Avenue between 9th and 10th srsets burgariousy
entered last night and eighty books, together with lot
Of pens and pen ho ders stolen This robbery evident
ly done ~ ONE boys No arrest.
arrest Of Billy Byio--OHAcers Vsndersee and Heroy,
Of the third ward arrested yesterday notorious old
thief called Billy Barlo whom eofcers found secretrd
10 dwelling house In Dey street. evidently With intent
to steal from the fact of three trunks having been orok
en-, all ready for plumber Justice Drnker locked MIN
up for trial
Petit Laresny.-Oficsrs Owens and McMsnus, OF the
9th ward, arrested, yesterday Mary Jane WILSON, on
charge Of stealing 81 from James Daily while In
the Five Points Justice Drinksr locked ner up luz
trial -
Chs.ge of Grand Lareeny-A man by the psm ". o.
Joseph Overocker arrested yesterday " omosr
Court, Of the Sd ward a charge OF commng ssna
larceny In Troy He dea,nsd at the stsson no"so'
in order, II possible, to arrest his sccomphos'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

AMERICAN CONTRACT WITH THE BRIrIsu Co
vErNMENT.-The Ocean Steam Navigation Com
pany Of this city, we understand, has, through
Mr. Mills, the agent,i secured a contrac, with
the British Government for the conveyance
Of the Royal British Mail from Southampton TO
BTemep
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us, and none are known beyond the region OF
mere provincial theatres in Italy. Whether the
wealthy and fashionable society Of New York
have liberali,y enough to support an opera is
questioned by many. 1t is very certain that un-
less a large portion of the floating population
visit the opera every night, the subscriptions will
be insufficient to pay the expenses of the troupe.
The subscriptions for the season are only equal
to three or four hundred dollars per night, and
the receipts must amount to six or eight hundred
dollars, at least, to remunerate the services of
those who require to be paid. Let us give them
fair trial. In almost every theatre in Europe,
the Italian opera is aided by ballet, except in
Paris; but in that city there is higher and more
cultivated taste for music than in New York
Can opera get along in New York without ballet?
Let us try.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
The Steamship Acadia

The following communication was received
last evening by telegraph +
BosroN, Friday, PM.
Nothing of the Acadia yet weather now very clear /;
wind NE. We shall wait all night SEED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Sporting Intelligence.

10 n reported at Buffalo that Armstrong the Cattarau
gus Indian who came tn I'd at the great Buff
feo Trotng Course took the $500 PURGE on the Chca
20 Course last Wednesday Sc min. 80 sec Cana
de- came 10 second and Gildersesve last The race was
sell contested, but the track was quite heavy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

bEHIND THE AeK.-The greatest orators, states
men, and candidates for the Presidency, who
have, been figuring before the world for the last
twenty years, are getting very rapidly behind the
age. The war with Mexico, and the splendid
triumps of our brave armies, have upset nine
tenths of the great men Of the las, quarter of a
cenfurv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

mail IA TO leave Green Bay for Copper Hsrbor, on
Lake Superor on the FIRST day Of every month until the
st OF Nav nert IL win leave Copper Harbor on its ys'
tuyu on the 18th Of each month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

LATER FROM LA PLATE.-We have received
by the way of Salem, the Buenos Ayres Packet
to the r. of September, and from Montevideo
to the oath.
There was no news of any interest. The latest
numbers of the Packet were filled with extracts
from American papers, upon the war with Mex
leo.
The blockade was still enforced, but not
rigidly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

Mr.. TRIsT.It appears that this gentleman has
not yet arrived at New Orleans.
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To CorresponIenls.

No notice be taken Of anonymous commune ations
Whatever is INTENDED for Insertion must BE- authenticated
by and address Of the wrsr; NOT neeessarflv for
publication, out as q guaranty Of his good faith.
We eanno undertake rejected commune atoms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

NICELY opposite. Hos different Tuth-Truthul!
que,t however to the impudsnce Of country pedlar,
comparing hrs brckred the setting souy
Of pintpg comparing his landscape to the
OF the window Mrs. Jevis Cold Candy adm ted 10
I'd whole and fetail by Ms W. Jervs 80 Broadway,
and 100 fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

rrcrvd TRe sssoment ~ the sbOyt aftce cOnsnt
pa f nus tppes &c &C. IF the recherche pstterns
cits who about purchasing TO take peep at them
he confdrnt TIA he su all cases both regards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Movements In Politics.

Movements In Politics.
Messrs Berien and Dawson have been elected to the
United States Senate by the Legislature Of Georgia
The Legislature Of Tennessee have reached the TWEEN.
ty-fourth ballot, and Senator Ia yet elected MIR.
christopher H. Williams received 3S votes Netherland
IS; Reese 3; Topp 2; scattering SO.
The Hon. JOHN SLIpELL has resigned the mission to
Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
Rheu,n asism, Palms, and Stiffness OF tho

joints swelling Of the muscular sSb,snce near a. M and
ton may eectusly removed by the Of Riggs Com
pound Syrup Of Hydriodae Of Potassa Sasapaa and Ye
low Deck Root IL 10 recommended in full confidence az
being specific and needs bur rial 70 convince the moe.
oreduopl OF ia surprising popsiies Prepared aud aI SAFE
by c. H. Rins, praeaisi and ChsuH i Hsosaway' se'nS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

beyond dispute superior any other gold pen made
They the that perfect
shcon as very pen warnnted and the point come.
of. upon fair trial. the least defective, IL
be returned. Ire Rchelieu 81 only. and are
sold exclusively by B. Il. Watson Co. IS William street,
quality and Gold Pen and Pencil variety at
lowest prices Gold at ST. 81 u.s. and 81 So with silver
pencils Gold pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20
and best place In the city to

CHeHPcSt 1rt uest PHucc CHty 10
get your boots, shoe,, CATERS Jone4 Ann sire
Museum You there good boots for 81 so
be purchased elsewhere for 81 Quite saving He also
Double .oed water proof boots 8 So GO and So 90 Jones
has he true system of doing busneslight and
small profits All goods purchased at Ann street
rsnted to give entire satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

Broadway my be found only the ensive VARIETY
Of Patent uda Ruobe fbres but particular Ovr Shoes
combin all the the mseuactgre OF
this arce with the cheapest market price hose OF our
e DIS have purch sed their shoes m this esab,nh
WI, be stons ed the IN them aud ran
Will afford TO throw away their old and gel those OF the
svI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

Ethiopian Serenaders This II tho last day
where they have been playing with ,sna p
days They give their performances tbs sf enoon three
O'clock and the hapast when, also,
other entertainments take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

Nan f or above be the subsc
toreher wi large variety Of scissors nail files and
noi,.hed seel goods Razors ground and Cutlery
haired q. sAUNDERs SON, III Broadway,
p' few doors shove ,'oursndt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-20

and compae contucton rned with ARTICLES the size OF
r,at md enmoles TO the end PECULIARLY
a'f' w ~ 49, q, SAUNDERS hON'S,
III Broadway opposite Howard's Hotel