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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22
S1criT6s 00noi0Qten.
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IcaenbcIt bic gbre qebobt babe, cutb Ddbveno
Orci Sahrcn o!s "5 ct teriH' bon Nsrfe
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lo6t, mlcb wicoerHm ols ganoioat bci fcmz
menoer 2Sapl an5nbietcu. SD crlucbe eut
Oaher atbnn9epcIl I'M eure Gtmmcn uno
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trs, mic Itb MID fcbmeitbIa oaB es Dorhin &C:
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Suni Is. blB.
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9 6 ~ ar3e gtfe.

Jaeob Neribncr, 9bubmatbsr, mar Gin
llnterlNre6sr fir ben "Seobarbter" unb erbielt
centI6sn 6 SoDr nab Der Inter Sern Ncts
Offce 9slonct, lsiesr per9o6 er obsr fir otnfsls
ben Su bejoDlen, cbmCbI CT mebrmaI5 poSu oufs
9efcrrsrt murps, uno mir fnpen un6 peranIa6t
fensn Ntamen auf Die "@bmarjs Qlite' 81 ists
gen. @r Ibuloet un6 SO 90.
(ScrtltBun9 fot9t)
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SroGaae Glitter.
9lu6oerfanf gum ginfanfspretfe

2u6oertant gum Glilfanfsprette!
Die llntsribrsbsnsn BADEN fib entfbIoItn
br @efbdft fobalo ale m69Iid ju fbIissen
bsten nun ibrsn 3crratb BON 9titsrn sum8sr=
fauf an, sum leinFaufspreifr uno inesm
lis bic pslsn Sesinifi9un9en, bic ite BON ibren
8reunben unb &unben srbelten, oanfbar ans
erfsnnen, m6ben lts abtun9spoa um 8ortfsts
,una Der @unit Bitten, fir cine furse 3sit.--
Sis mtbten sbenfaas gan, erniflib 9iejenissn
msIde ibnsn ncb itulbi9 fnb srfuden, ibre
0tebnun9en in m69litbif fIrSeifer 3sit absufsts
ten, neil elmer bon Der 8irna nob Yblaeels
pbia ju teDen beabhbti9t.
O'Srien uno Haisuel.
N. 9. Qants&aufsuts fnb befcnbers sin<
selopsn anSurufsn, um fib Su hbsrgussn, cas
lls um fclbs Yrsife faufen P6nnsn, bic unfbts
bar befrjebssnb fein mNnen.
9eapjna, SUM 8, bp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22

Q&0hlfeiIc Sitter su perfaufen,
Nn eem neuen EiIcnWaarensStebr, @6s
oSr sQCnn unc 4teu 9trabe (ber 6erren ge.
tert alter Stanc,) tstcbCno aus einem allses
meincn N1prtcmmt pon gifenwaareu, Ghnei
tGpaaren, Nd9cIM cnalifcteu unb beunctm
Srnfen, Grntbrctfen q4es'teinen, 6eus unp
Nl9atcIu, tci ,Sranflin Miller,
5ausum's Wiythsbaufs sssenilter.
NCapin3, Yum 10. SIN.
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ac6ter bon Ystsr Msfsrt, i'm 90. Sabre
Ybllaoelpbler Sieb-Wlarft.
ltnicn 8isbbof, 10. SUM 1S47

IInlnn NfHgbf I9. oSUhI 1911.
SIN Worfts tparsn 1860 Stud SblabtsOds
fen, meiif pom gBsitsn, $50 fir Psu Vorf NIT
eingslbIoHtn, 260 Sibe mb Sdter 670
Sbmsine mo 900 Sdaafe unb Qdmmsr.
pre- le.-Sh ShlaCbtcbfsn waren in i6lecbter
Nabfrags III sc bis $7a bic 100 Yfunp falt
olls pIrfauft SiDe unb &dber--D1illbfIbe
perfauftsn su $ls bio 30, 9prjn9sr5 $sl2 Bis
25 unc trcfns SdDe gu 81 bis II. Sbmene
murrsn psreauft iu Sc biS bic 100 pflne.
Sboofs perfauften Su 81 Biz unb 2ammsr
ju ST. Bis 81 jcbe6.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22
81 q ct T. / cb t.

Oie 806er uuO Yapiere tss berftcrttncu
2B Il / III Nen9et, tperbcn mabrenp
elmer tur3rn 3eit in Den 5anpen bon 4mos
5lmmelrcitb psrtlciten. 2tas pwlcnen, bic
l6ulbt9 fnb, telieten an oenfelten ab,utes
5ablcn, unb @ctc bic 4RIprhebe baten,
merben ibre 0eetnnn9en al ebeuoenIelbsn
Clnbdnclsen.
Nbrabam t11cn9eL Aom'cr.
SUM, s. be.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22

9n ecppel, uno einIduflas Slinten,
~SN1 N1Scbrots unp S0artofhen, pulocrb6rs
nrr nno Slaltten pittelen, Spa3ieritcf
SNhtntben 8litan9eIn, Scrfe nno snoods,
woblfeil 5u Uerfaufcn, Bel
Sranflin Miller,
6au6umS BirtbSbauis Ss9sndbT
Stealing, Stunt Is. srn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22
I'm Die nnobt1n9i9en Stlmm9ebcr
Don Vcrf6 Nountn.

Grrmor nno Ollttir9er !--9le onIcbnlis
be GtlIle, otei icb lei cetcr 6tbrrifs. 18aabl
CrbatcM ('pof0r i6 tiermIt bCrjlltb 0oNf
ia9C,) unc pae NnIutben UlcIer mcinrr poris
gen !lntrthtcr, BAT MIDI tcwrScn, wiepsr'
um ais ganplpat fir cas- "SberiH0sl!mt's
bel ndcbfsr Q80bl Dor gub 3u trctcn, Owl
tS cs mir selIn9Cn crmdblt 3u ipCrpsn 70 Derz
iprcte icb bic Nmte6sYfitbten acpilTenbaft,
anfric6h3 nnp ulparteiIfcb }u pcll3lebcn.
.Jebn pottciarr.
Seru, SUM IS. blS.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22
YSphIftll III Uerfaufen :

Gin aN3Cmcincs Ndtrtcmrnt BON 5dreiner
IOcrf3cusrn, beitcbrnp aus Spear II. Saf.
icn's teribmtcn pdnncls une Slip. @daeu,
5Ob'ln, Scottp WleibcIn SeileM su6siIern
unp rtfcrncn 98infcln. -gbenfalls ein gro,
Fer Sorratb 0auaatsrialieu, Sarten, Oele,
GIos, 8irni6 &C. Sranflin Miller,
an altrn 9tanp Der 5erren gdert.
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Or. Sdlou6's llniYerlol.G0ens.

Sa su sescnwartiser 3Cit ItDr piele &ins
ecr NIT bcm bIauen 6ultCn SepIa9t lnb, 70
oebte ib ee fir pftbt has pub!ltum aufs
merriam 5u MAIDEN, raB gbrlillana 9snfel
mepcr, cIn 6jdprises MIaptbcn petbes ih in
men6aue ouf9encmmcn babe, tinnen crci
&a9en ourtb Or. 9 tb laud'G ltniOer
fal' G frn3 pOn oiricr pla9e acbciIt NUT
DC. Bari lDi6au9.
Tcooin9, ben Ia. SUM- l847.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22
Sim ncuen Gtlen,uearen. Stobr,

GGe rcr pcnn unO 4tcn &tro6c, fmrct man
Elm pr0t6tuolIr6 NdortemCnt pon Spic9Cln
nit pcrQoIcGu uno maba3oup 9fibmem Gin
icbtnce 2lTortementWAtGrs, trittania1Daa.
rcn, brittanta &6ftln, WlciTcrn uno 0abcIn,
ameritouUCteu SaGwctfCrn 0rrBen mo tICis
ucn StbCCrcn 2e. &c. Die mpbIfclICr perFauft
mrrccn ais at iv9cno eincm onocrn StObr
in rrr @tapt tCI Sr6nflin l1JilIrr.
6ausum's lPut9s bauIs 9c9rnitcr.
SCaonQ, Suni Is. SIN.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-06-22
2tn Ole unobbdnsi8en Stimm9cber pon
Scrf8 Cauntv,

9a ib burb Cure 9roBmltbi9e lInterifits
sun9 ouf ben 0teturn 9sfsgt morpsn bin; bel
Ser setn 98obl fir Sderif BON SerFs
Gauntn 70 bjets jtb MIDI wiepsrum an ais Elm
@anoloat fir jene6 9lmt, bsi BET berannabsns
tsn QSobI. Snpsm b bSblt oanfbar bin fir
bic Iieberoe llntcritisun9 unb ba8 3utrausn
wsbeS Sbr mir friber 9s9cben, bite icb a6s
tun96pOG pieter um Cure Gtmmrn, uno MAJ
Cbs MIDI psrbnblitb, boB idb, msnn ermdbIt, bic
pflbWn ee6 Nmte5 9ereu unO rsbIib srf0(sn
lperoe.
@uer er9ebsner 9isnsr unb Mtbur0sr.
Jobn 9. Sbr6oer.
Nsobn9, 2prit 6. bQG.
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2ln ole unobb6ngigen Stimmgeber
Don 8erf6 Gaunty.
O1itbir9sr !-Nnf Anfuttcn bielrr Greuns
DC bin iN bCwo9en porben mid Gursr 8ea6s
tuu9 als riu
Gambibat fir bns gtberiff'S 8 Sgnt
bc tommcnoGr lGabl on5utietrn 9cllte itb
70 9lNfltb fem 3u senanntcm lImte erpdbIt
81 percen, 70 pcrpficbte itb MIDI bic OtIies
9rnbciten ociitlten NIT SrCue unb llnpartei.
IlbfCit aus5uitten.
gucr er9etcner 9iener unb m1ittilr9cr,
Neam geif.
GlfA6 9aunItbip, 1prl IS. blB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

The Importation during the past week has nearly
doubled compared with the corresponding period last
year The duties have increased larger per cent than
the imports showing that the average cent duty
been greater than for the year appears
that the duties increased importation Of
S2s4ob4 while for the week in ls4e the duties
ul an importation Of $la46sl0, were but sa0O, lse
showing importation of $3760sl duty OF S. 4s2
The Albany city Bank has declared . semi annual
dividend Of four cent payable the LIST October
The aggregate amount Of anthracite transported
from the mines to Philadelphia has been as annexed
ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE OF PHILADELPHIA
Phad Reading Railroad to Sept a.. tons. 9s8 bs3
Schulkhl Canal, to Sept az tons 1855 sI4
Ashisn Canal, TO sept 2l......... tons. A73 1853
AS tho season advances the railroads and canals are
becoming more active and the receipts for the remain
der Of the season will DO proporonaby larger than they
have been.
return has just been issued exhibiting the number
OF railways for which acts passed at the last session
ofthe British Pariiamentths length of each line thu
proposed capital stock and the amount Of capital sub
scrined for eaoh together with the sum each line is en-
p'wered to borrow. The number of railway ILLS viii
received the royal assent was lso OF these 100 autho
rize the construction Of 4as miles, with capital stock
OF E9o2ssdso The ansount Of capital subscribed was
Eo7dseso and the su authorised to be borrowed was
1%'Sissss o. 3d. The remaining 81 were obtained for
purposes OF amaganston alteration Of levels deviation
OF ne exemption from tolls and other kindred objects
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

WAsHIsoros, Sept. 20, lS<7.
Public Property in Washington-Erpemses Of the War
--Erpsdisnts Of the Treosuvy-Tas on Tea and Cof-
fseto be again urged upon Consrsss-The Case Of
Hon. W. j. Bropn.
report Of the Commissioner Of Public Building,
presented to Congress two sessions ago. makes the
following exhibit Of United Estates property In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

companies struggling along In this way and they
viii ultimately up good dividend paying invest.
ments.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for stocks
In this market for each day Of the past week. and at the
lose OF the week previous =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

QlLLIAhDs,The manufacturers for playing and
ID the sale of tables, are ~ Ann street entrance 40
Fulton HONS Ten Fin Alleys the LIST floor Tables on
the Pad. Cloth balls and French points for
sale
Mr. Horn, jun, and ots Field se conneeted with the
above ab bment and ths friends and the public
The aeats above popular In their
busi' ess-,hes saloons worthy Of patronage -kp.
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

WASHINGTON LODGE, No. H. l. o. of o. F-The
~ chcers and members of Washington Lodge, who were
absent on last tuesday evening" hereby notified that
am namsat e ne bylaws was adopted changing the time Of
Sc, 2ii..m By Older. DAVID b. EGAN. seey
CARD TO The LaDIES-MIss WILCOX will
open az exclusive assortment Of fashionable French Bor
broadway the 3oth day Of epe mber and par
anime before APPLYING esewhsTs Among he
aa entire style OF French Emoroidered Bonnets fit
Misses FROM years. up fifteen Which has very rich
appearance, and 70 found 10 other Show Room
Please rot forget the last dav Of September s1 3src
i and wsir.n,ed.6o'd i@s Ps,sn! Hydsopneanstie c.
shesung laid old tin roof win render perfectly
right fire proof and perm'peu to walk New roofs Of
ss iS9s sad
s27-i2tsa
NEVER AND AGUE-An old East India Remedy rs of:
fercd 70 the public, with certificates before the
Mayor of this city aud references given 10 persons
aud ia all climates for that distressing
disease for sale by appointed agents throughout the u
States once NO lob Nass-u street s27 Jsm
- b. CLARKE, Fa.h,ouabie Tailor, ING William street.
~ opposite the New Stores-I have received full assor
Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vesngs which being bought
for cash, will make order low prices have
an assortment Of ready made Coat. ve;!: and Pant.
and price am favorably known the public shall my
endeavor retain their good opinion By selling good article
at low price Sack Goats fsm S. Si; Dess Coats made
garment in proportion. sT MTuTh&Sa issrc
&10O REWARD;-Ap appeal to every man Of honor
AVO LOST-ln Broadway. Fulton stree the vicinity
s e7.d ON hs d be-
give clue the said bill the Herald Office BY Ieay
in, his name and address directed TO H. may for their
reputation Of gentleman who suspected puronng it
SIG 3Is*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

a. VIM NJ. YOUNG FORMERLY ANN STREET
Jbutnow the PARIS Boot EMPORIUM is The
best quality Of French Calf Boots 81 So eaws to the
best sold other stores for &c and 81 made order for
sau, g any '9d e III, ely, for and give
hand. ' ~ S''
Also Military and cork sole Boots made 10 order with fine
assortment Of all goods IN his line Corner of Fulton and Mas
sau streets, opposite the Herald Office.
81 sots re VIM NJ YOUNG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

I AMfS Lamps cleaned and repaired equal to new ais
- }as FSures made order at Is Howard street. Jobbnl
OF all kinds done at the shortest notice, by
m I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

A comparison Of prices ruling at the close OF the
market yesterday, with those current ct the close
OF the previous week, exhibits decline In Norwich
and Worcester OF y per cent Harlem, 8; Farmers
Loan, ii Morris Canal, " and North American Trust
" an advance in Pennsylvania b's OF ~ per cent;
Illinois, Ia Reading Bonds, y Long Island, y; and
Canton ~ Prices have, the whole, been very uni
form. There appears to be. no speculative movement
going on in any ofthe fancies
The value Of merchandise imported into this district
for the week ending Sept 24h exclusive Of that sent
to the warehouse, annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

EIRE AND MARINE INsURANCE.-UNIONM U-
TUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY, 60 Wall street,
This Company has cash capital Of 100 900 dollars paid and
4blished against loss and damage FIRE and marine
r.ks aud risks Of inland transportation and navigation.
70 The profits of the business will be divided between the
Stakeholder and the insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

M ADAME SCHt LTEMu has received per recent ARR
A walls from Paris and choice Of fancy and
staple goods to which she invites the aen Of the ladies
emerodces thr ad Of every width andtye rich en-
brodered collars aSd cns thread do do ~ and en-
brcdeed cspes embrode cd aud lace che very fine
emnrooecd csmoc collars aud cuiis 70 match do do for
velvet and emb ordered hse cloak embroidered and plain
do DO Tor children silk and velvet mantllas very rich err
brodeed m,rno dresses. embroidered cashmere c-vre
dress caps and d Nespoan and Maria Stuart
gether with her usual assortment of feathers howe rib
bons and gloves Madame g. happy announce that she
made arsng with French lady,
one Of the first houses in Paris take charge Of the
making department. and she has no hesitation in saying
me loty oil her Work Will not f u Satisfaction
the most stidous 7TBROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

1900 liNo FoRTEs-JAMEs rIassON SO
cpETG< walker street has opi hand aud Is daily
We lnnmh, e. Piano tcrtes Of every description
sffom his very superior horizontal rrands down
70 pam ga octave square combining al the Improvement Of
inc WIN many Others suggested by his experience
N me business All his instruments manufactured for the
,y and no pns spared TO render them at
e EQUAL 10 those OF other manufacturer the country
sl5 yN.rc
N FINE GOLD AND SILVER wATCHEs-1he
l9a} subscriber selling all descriptions Of ne old and
$3.50 Silver Watches and Jewey, az rels,l lower than ans
other house in the city All Watches warranted q Keep good
osAsd 0od Watches low ,s q 20 s25 each Watches
psdai puceA. q ~ L, ALLEN,
Impynsi Of Wssehs, aud JswsC, lyholess, sed Retail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

Prices continued firm for all desert ptons and sales to
derahle extent have been Effected The mar
kat ia general has not shown auy material alteration In
the ltst three weeks
rALfow continued firm at 10 cents
WRALrBoNF Northv est nominal at IS cents
WapKgf-Tne article continued hrin For drudge
2 c.ris offered and 80 asked No sales Of
mcs1fnt ssrs reported ~
FaHcars- Rslca eoltnass duE spi 10 engagements
Is isssesst Vssy yspeftsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27
a wv PINE Anes;on..r

IANnsouv t,l " J FINE Aussi0n..sr Pin. will,
orb
5 Sss rS pS q nt S9 and
qorer. ~ y m
A YOUNG MN. WHO Is JUST DIsENGA9tD
ay or 70 S S % T. mis 70 any part Of
he United STATES t. Eqope Their respectable employ
viii please ANY S Ss!iS TO es
Herald reference can be given as to honesty
The advertise has ucumbranee and therefore de-
hs advertiser be uutil wednesday i not sa-
To PASTRY BAKARs-A good hand wanted, one who
round aud good Apply 1911 Greenwich street IN the
pkRTNER WANTED. teheI silent or setiyso u tho IN,
south and
e; are e e place the hands OF 5000
both ss, : the %sesgs
WET NURSE WANTED-Wanted a respectable wo-
man With fresh breast Of milk to nurse an infant Apply
WANTED TdNEDIaTELY.-An active, Intelligent
boy AGED about Is years. to attend store inaS1s At %
WANTED; mned atey, smart Intelligent boy. Apply
WANTED-B7 .5s.pset,gls woman !. .itaaqoa
reference. given; apply No Great
WANTED@By 7,.p,cis5l, married lady situation as
6ned finer ht baby Has objection TO Brooklyn
Please call In the rear Of Ito Ridge street. Can be seen Tor
w ANTED "A young and healthy married woman is
family, 2.sIas sS%. SsSs .aes WSsid
Dress to F. d.. No. Ludlow street, Of Mrs
Qu'ggs which viii be attended to mnediatey tho cor
ses'A iN'd and 10th street. RI%s iBcKsoN
| A fAkINEk WANTED IN A FILE MANUFAC-
IA turing est'b hmel in successful operation Con.
nse.sa tsI.wi'h is engine Of 80 horse Pewt and
hvorabe for the supply Of COAL IRON and PROVISIONS House
sq Low The entire concern NAY as purchased i desired
! post PAID Box 3N Pittsburgh post Office s26 StSrc
I 100O WANTED.-Une Thousand A gents are wsn.d to
IOOO loc,ts in different counties for the sale Of new
by every child for general business
Is pleasant aad neat Good business make $500 TO
5000 per year over all expenses Those desou Of making
ton CHARLES FULLER,
sid sotsm az GreeuwicS street.
tIAkTNEKSHlP WANTED.--A gen man from Europe
desirous to Obtain remuneIatve partnership He well
acquainted with the woollen trade having been
and sSss for % % the most Gous; in
gwen and required Address M j., office Of the Herald
s23 SatM&Tu 3Gs-rc
Two ThE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -NOUYEAU.
open Tuesday the 2ath nst
Silks Dress Materials Silk and Velvet Cloaks and rich
French Bo9nets and Fancy articles in general
sA hnseuc $40 broadway, opposite the Carlton House
pOWELL ON THE EYE.-Juse Pub!ished, a Popular
Treatise on the EYE, its Diseases and their cure with
enEravugs rules for tho selection Of spectscles &C. syo
Price 30 cents To be had at the authors aud OF booksellers
Powell attends exclusively diseases Of the Eye and
Ear from to O'clock at his Office l Broadway, corner Of
Warren street
Artificial Eyes of superior quality recently imported
sl% 30tsrr
MATRET ROB tRT, 81 Libe5ty streeth.ve lately re.
InH.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

ENye, will sail as sbcve. and from Livarpoo the
zist ov being her regular days Of sailing.
hs splendid ship has second cabin, and de-
snn well ventilated between dee ks
Of passage which will be moderate early sppcs-
uoh should be mnde on board foot Of Walden Lane
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
,rl -, tomer Pine and South streets.
nc well Known Packet Ship STEPHEN WHITNEY,
w snceesa ne sbovs and s on tie iith Oe and from
MsT'e fs,h MY forsaaa assilous o. sHaHe iof heir
y, sss's % say sfIhs NSsn Use BY applYlas Spsy'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

DEnFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, Patent Medicines
Fancy articles low, suitable for the ade,
choice Coogue Extracts and other Perfumery, for rets
Rooms Fowlers celebraei walnut oil military shaving
SOAP the only article Dr. Foods Pectora Syrup for the
lungs Tome Cordial 70, dyseat,ry and arrangement Of the
bowels end his universal pills for cleansing For
sale at No Courtsndt,' first store from Broadway
GEO d GROSEH
81 lnt-r nfn Xrnnm Enu or of NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

"A TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND 9TH aKs.-FOR
:6 SALE-That valuable house and lot, situate south
In of West and Hammond streets, this CITY, and
now Occupied as steamboat hotel. Twelve
boats land daily the front Of said premises render
very desirable for those the hotel
business For inquire Of Mr. q. r. Smid 20 Mas
street N Y; f. H. Ludlow& Co.. n Wall street; Of
j. f. TallneD n he pre mses. % lOteodsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

"a FASHIONABLE HATS-JOHN n. Ge.NIN, 2Il
- Broadway, justly celebrated fashionable gentle
Inc in furnishing Hats, invites
who have no, already the Fall STYLE 70 call and get it. '
Advice to Hat WearssNever buy hat unless the brim
your form and coupenanee for beauty
md elegance An erpe aenced ter always 10 attendance
at Oenin who will not sell hat uness the form
size ofths purchaser This the Of the popularity and
preference manifested for his Hats It's this that has
the be enrolled the plps ultra IF hats s2i ttssrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

MAIRET ROBERT, 81 Libe,ty street,h-ve lately re.
l eeived aud offer for sale several Of Jowelry
the most celebrated manufacturer, Geneva, comprising
general assortment amongst which Bracelets, with
Geneva Watches such a. Dupe. Anchor Escapemenrs and
Cylinders from the hrst manufacturers Also, comolete
and general assortment of the kind OF Watches
from manufactures Of Locc Chauz dc Fonds aud st. Inner
nl8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

a HOPE Long DEFERRED MAHEIH III
~ HEART SICK.n-Tbe subscriber, fully spprcciatir
the truth Of the above has concluded 10 give his friends
the public agreeable SURPRISE and he bcgs leave
them. not that" there's better bat eom'ng" but that Il
very best Hats, composed OF the finest miters Of tie mo
superior finish aud se ard Of the lowest res Of
any establishment in this city have already
their appearance at Devoes Hat and Cap Mandatory, II
Fulton street where he will be happy attend N
wants of his customers. DEVOE, ioj Fulton 81 eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

err FOR sALE-WESTCHEsTFR LAND.-To gen
ST8temea want Of sites for market gar
deners in want Of land for gardens; and all person
wishing location in the neighborhood Of New York.
5oacres Of land IN the town OF Wtstchester within mile
tree Of toll, offered private SALE containing from
3to 80 acres each. The lands within IS minutes walk
the railroad; front good roads the neighborhood
'choos and churches Of different denomination; the
good aud location healthy 1tls indIspuabe Terms
Ter Coz to Walter Rutherford, Counsellor 10 Nassau
New York. suiR 30ts m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

RROADWAY ThEATRE-Mondly evening, Sep. 21th.
ID The entertainments will commence with SCHOOL
sOR sCANDAL-Sn Peter Teaze, Mr.. II. Wslaek; Sir
Oliver Snrface, Mr. yache. Joseph Surface, Mr. Lynne
bln Maria Mrs Sergeant; Mrs Csodoar, Mrs wsstaal,X
Sir Charles Coldstream, Mr. Lester; Sir Adonis Leach MI
H. Hunt; Lady Cu,terbuck, Miss Gordon; Mary Wrzell.
Mrs. Watts.
boxes, 30 ceuts; gallery, 23 certs
Doors open al u peIformance commsnee hall pa,t7