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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

BUFFALO, September DIP, M.
Flour-The market continued steady, and We noticed
SALTS Of 1000 bbs good western and this State including
lots OF fresh ground, at 81 SIX So whest-saes Of
about 5000 bushels OF fair good western made at
92c l0ac. Corn Sales of 10000 bushels were made,
consisting Of western mixed at 47c and of yellow do at
500 Rye-No sales Of moment reported. Oats-Sales
Of 1000 bushels made at $40 Whisksy-No change
Receipts during the past twenty -four hours Flour,
5000 barrels wheat 10000 bushels corn, So 900 bush
els Freights by canal to Albany, no change
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On Monday, Sept 90, ANN NJ wife Of j. A. Parker, In
the Slst year OF her age
The friends of the family requested to attend her
funeral this "Wednesday afternoon ut O'clock from
235 Fifth street. 10
Suddenly on the 2lst inst RoBERr, son Of John Hsr
ron, In the 9th year of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at
o'clock from the residence OF his father No l4l York
street, Brooklyn.
At the residence Of Mr. w. G. Adsms on the Coast,
below the town Of Paquemine the Sd inst, Of yellow
fever Capt IRA Adams In the 32d year Of his age
steamboat Marengo. The deceased was Q native Of
Ontario county, New York-Mobtte Register Journal
l4fh tust.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths.

Ia the and county Of New York. the lth day Of
September TO the 8lh day of september, lsl7.
Men. Sc; Women. ST; Boys. 10; Guls. 60. Toal 2ei.
DIsEAsHs
Aneursm, Apoplexy, s; A thma, Il Atropha. Bon-
chtis i Bleeding 5; Bleeding fom lungs Burned or cald
ed, I; Cancer CASUALTIES 81 Cholera lnanu rs; Cholera
Morbus Consumpton 2o Convulsioas, 49, Group,
gestion ofI,ver Debility. lo Deirum Iremsns q Dia
sn1s 80; E,eosurs i Fever bilious Fever, puerptra
8; Fever typhus; II; Heart disease Of Hopping Cough
Inhammatoa OF bladder Il Inflammation Of brain, Inf
marion OF bowels II Inflammation Of lungs ~; Inflammation
q perearspm Il Iniamnaon Of stomach. 3: Inflammation
temperance. ii Maforn atien Il Marasmu. "a; Measle Il
Neuralgia Ii Jaundce, Old Age, 3; Palsy, 2; Huptue
Of Womb, I; Unknown,3 3. -
Age-Under year. &c. TO years ~: 2to 49, to TO-
9; 20 81 20 TO 30 49, 30 TO 40 ST. 10 2 so to co. 49,
TO TO 10, II; 10 to 90, 8; 30 TO 81. 2; unknown,7
A w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Sept 20, I847.
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Married.


At Nyack, on Tuesday, 2lst inst, by the Rev j. s.
Dawson, JAMES BRusH, Of New York to AMELIA
daughter of Azariah Ross Esq, OF the former place
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nST-On Saturday evening the llth in Cs,hariue Marhe
- Three Hundred Doas, consisting of tn one hundred
dollar bills fer banks Of this banks
not recoested The bills rolled together whea lest
about under foot. gentleman was seen pick up
hundred del bl the evening aud is hoped that he
and the hinder or OF The other bills will the
wa Of TWENTY DOLLARS Tor each b'ii. "" The 9udsfs
will confer iavor poor man. who mot able 10
bea! the Ioss, the small savings from
above receive the above reward and THANKS and
lasting tude Of the loser s22 aero
OSr On Montay evening. going from No. II Chambers
street e corner q nsade Y Broad :sy Han Bracelet
No Sc ouandt street will be literally rewarded and re.
teive he thanks Of the owner
s22 arc GEORGE NJ CLARKSON.
r Eyer FkEKES BRANDlES-NOw landing at PERI,
aye. we'll Brandies from he house
the subscriber Cognac, Leger Frerss
msgnsc STAR Bordeaux Henry L: Chstanette aud 10.
chr Lafayette brands pale and coored in half and
Also is casks White Brandy of superior favor for
preserves.
above Bandies Of various 1886 sam.
,2,s.t.rc HENRY LEGER
IRISH MALT WHIsKEY-l5 puncheons and 10 half
he superior "Carnck" Whiskey, from the Barn.
~" superior imported, for sale from under
o. .ss s. ':Gs's lock DXvIs HENRrouEs 90 wu
6 nTCH MALT WHIsKEY-Twenty puuch.ons supe.
~ rior high favored Sc ch Malt Whiskey OF the
% pxvs sresi - a % l .. BY
BOHEMIAN GLAssw IRE AID GERMAN GOUDS
LII he undets gned IRE just receiving
ment ofcu; aud pain umOlts flower vases, liquor
csse wine glasses as also large o Of vions (all Nos
guars violin strings glss beads lead pencils segsr cases
kc, which they offer for at low prices
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WAsHiSoros, Sept. goth, lsl7.


We hear again Of treaty, but I have no plausible
clue to the information. We have no telegraph der
patch as yet from Richmond and expect therefore, that
the New Orleans mail Uf It has come throuab) has
brought US nothing later from Vera Cruz
We learn that the President proposes to appoint Gen
VIM Gibbs Mcneil. of New York, Brigadler General of
the Volunteers in place Of Cen Hopping Of Nsw York
deceased We are Of the opinion that there could be
no better appointment. Gen. McNel ia military man
by nature and by education and experience He has
tho great odvansge too Of being military engineer
me ming OF the vacancy, however, understand will
depend upon tn contingency Of peace
We nave peace, we ths have ut Washington the
coming winter, such exhibition oil crippled soldiers,
with legs ana arms shot Of will have been
In his capital before And thrs. poor brave good
lows VIII have to be taken Of; and though IL may
add some 5000 Geo annually to the pension list honor
and good faith OF tho Government will, know, be
most cheerfuy met by all parties IN Congress In this
particular.
The number of soldiers and their coming
"a ior the land bounty OF l60 each
the war with Mexico admitting the TO be at an
end Will be sixty thousand equivalent to an sgre-
gate In land bountes of 1900 600 acres, or at 800
treasury scrip for each soldiers bounty quarter
ton. equal TO 100000 and then, when add that
the 50 100000 bill and The expenses If the war say
$4,000 600 it will be enough to make the old women
tremble for their tea and coiive.
Colonel Fremont has asked for trial at the end OF
thirty days lie shows in his tier Adjutant rncrul
Jones tn. real Ere OF the flint. We learn too that
Commodore Stockton II expected from California;
and should say that between Stockton aud Fremont
Cen kearny will have a stout job on hand However,
from the house tops, General Kearny 70
BE scared by either your big guns your mountain
scaiers Until the case is settled however, we SHALL
waive the expression OF any opinion the subject.
IL has been raining for the last thirty hours almost
without intermission but is now clearing of with q
prospect OF an interval OF sunshine.
Captain Taylor, OF the cames IL lust up
from vera Cruz IL will be recollsoted he helped Com
Ferry over the bar at Tabasco. W.
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hours were a. follow Flour 5000 bbls corn, 60oo
bushels; OATS 1000 do. No alteration In frsghts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

sN uHOsHElH CLArf1AM. Is Peari 1t.
s' och Emsg rich eoo
1s es Ss .s &c ns.ss
Ma.oe aile DEM Chamos Robes, Cor.sge and Jupe
S9sd fa' s. Ss''a'
Satin a Personages Afrcaine Tout Cecil
R Rsys so peFs .Es sugs. dc;
b. psn s' very Me eh . s good ,s:'r'
scoTSh p .1S E:;;a f; . :s: ~ good.
s H,Fi.Is;. IF ssFSy s.er A,.n,o, pn,,,
Plain black Plsids Victoria
90 WIFI white DO DO Plipc s.. Albert
% R puzzle 90 MD aa, o'''
e s e.: S; s.s ID,
Il
U, md e he
LONG sHAwLsof,h, ;i%:
f R:I;.S M SjS:fnr, s" S:. and .up.
''- '''''' F Be ts sIIssHjHI;aHsiss"' '
Paris embroidered mi merinS dresses, win visit.
5: !: '.'A% g w :: cap; 4 e visit
s :; a's$''' = '''' ;:$
White pink e I'll; ;ei!' fh ;sSs'
ofLupn Gale ,urs best manufacture selected and manu-
s.uoS e.: .9,,, G s trade csvsy quality
49,. 1878 SHAia SI .%aIi%e' imported
rAaf' Nogs ss Ds EHIsEsn 'cossz AND
Rich shn'a pai%. Ksh ehiu. figure.
ribbon sr... . si:: %S pS color o DO
simple patterns MOURNING GS6 Sfs for children
L.po ss. make 6Omb.iaes cssuI best make T..
a. m'u' sn a dc ''i"e' No bomba1'nes
Fin. Air, .,,. e,.bm.,. de % dSSsiSs: SSas'i
Black white ca.%$s;s; I'd dou,.n d. Lame.
Rich Cashmere and Brooch. Long sh.wI..
Ess s;s s On s, sA.~ sA
f f. VISITS sus sSSys
V" g
Ss93; Syr% ! ss RAEIs MADE GL sSSii
White EmbIoidersd 4 4S;liu Dresses.
: s a: !
Point ss% Ss:I , e the mos! costly d''s!''o"
Lf : Eq T.si. every syl lid nd yss
%S; mpiste assortment Of choice things
PARIS EMBROfDERIEs
Of the prettest and most recherche kind.
Capes. Collars, fSumTs Manchettes
Sleeves, Hsndk erchisf T.. SC
LACE GOODS.
Cspes vssnciennnes Collars, Bruxeles point.
:, La Nsige Vslencienaea
Drufehss point uuimpure.
Black lace point, very rich
DO do mantilla, do do
Do do visite, do do
Lace Veils Lace Scarfs Barbes Beuhea Cuimps CpH.
~, Sleeves, Netts, &c.
S S;:.;: point SI.... , .ss; ss
La Merge d9 90 La Nege do
Black do do
Fs Bags, nvats, Re net Miits embd Sashes &c. &c
THE BEST ENGLISH HOSIERY.
Iiish Liners
Scotch ID masks.
French Canton tiannels.
Saxoby and Welch Fannels &c.
The above With lage stock Of other goods worthy OF
timer am cheaer and aao goods be found any
sisW sasrc JAMES BECK & co, $50 Broadway
III ARDWARt, HAIR CLOTH, wATt HE'S &c |
II JOHN A. NEWBOULD offers TO Wholesale dealers at
Up Stairs Prices,
1000 gross low priced Knives and Forks.
200 do fine rouad stag do do 80
500 p,ir do do gu I'd caryers, SIX cts.
Ceases twist and patent bIeech double barreed Guns
complete assortment Of best c. Files Chissels &c.
All sizes OF "LaycockS' celebrated Hair Cloth.
English Lever Watches, sl3 Fine Lever Movements, |
With .sensf: sssomen, Of staple Birmingham and Shelf
held good, at low prices sl3 LIT cod issrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
JACOB 8. PLATT, Auctionser.v

CRockEf4Ao 9 eaisI s4 SEEs sae %s6 sAurHrs
ti :s's sSSsi sS:s
The vi.
o. sss. ware china dinner The
houssYcIh f5Ia small is~iI y-esr s.vs the bsssfsy
iek stfe,t up stal $, front room. s22 it-m
WAAA.IED Sy f.,s.Iaat woman situation cook
family. Apply q 2aa sirth WINE rear. .s2 at-re
w ANiED-A hrst rate coored man, waiter, At No 2ao
w Fourth street. between 9 aud " A. az 3t.m
nd f ssa fi
civ Won H I sss apply AT the Office of Thos
w ANTED, by active young man. Of sober aud
w dnsous habits situation porter or warehouseman
which he is perfect conyeraant. A immediate employment
as csles .s S x
dress d. T. Office OF this paper. s2a2t.m
SITUATION WANTED-By a respectable aud highly
chamber work can produce high testimonials Of
tioa note addressed 70 ~ j. Herald Office viii Be at
SITUATION WANTED;-By, a respectable woman, m
rouog and would cton TO take care Of children
ply a. No III varick street. doors from the Boome
street. s2a Item
SITUATION WANTED wet nurse by a clean, healthy
young n 9fysis family who has lately been
ss n se g
rea, Of no Ridge street. by nqang asabove, for Alice
A YOUNG MAN perfectly competeut to take charge of
exceedingly useful that business with merchant
wishes situation South. His expectations mode
and references undeniable. Address NJ the office
OF this paper. s22 6teodrc
| ITO A PRACTICAL CHE MIST Wasted to employ
prae.c1 cheE,., as manager in white lead msnniae
In the best mode OF manufacturing white lead lead
hoage; and produce the Of
character and haus industry None
apply To such one permanent situation and liberal
'' .sa s &c s'. JAMEess s t9RaARpus 40 Ed ds.
| ITO JOUkNEYMEN JEWhLLEhs-seveial first rate
hand, wanted to work 10 Boston Good wages and
| JOHN H. SWEET 4 CO..
| s22Tsrc 8Cnurt Avenue. Boston.
| BOARD WANTED by a gentleman aud ms W e, with
Oroom the second hoor IN gentee IA" lily the
of East Broadway Please address box 25a Post oce Re-
| ferences exchanged go 2tis"rc
MILLINERY MRS. Mclean, No. 375 Broadway.
1V1 will French Millinery Thursday 23d inst Also
! the newest styles for dresses.
500 2t*je MRS. MCLEAN, Agent.
ITO LET-Wth without breakfast, parors and bed
Terms moderate. Please apply at No. 10 Broadway.
s2lNsm
| ~ Brown, STONE SEAL ENGRAVER AND
| HERALD PAINTER, 233 Broadway, opposite the
Park-Coats OF Arms, Crests; Cyphers &c. engraved on
or BRASS diamonds, amethysts opazes &c. bought
cases, &c engraved with device Goats Of
found and pants STYLE from SO aad upwards
warded any Of the United Book Of Herady
kept with upwards Of 100000 names Any information
| IN heraldry. s22 lt.rc
QUOT MATCH.Th-Ic Will De grand match OF quolis
| Qaoit Ground, HAriem. The sam. day Pigeo match
IRON the trap, between two celebrate shots. 500 2t~c
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ia $50 ss7 s35 81 S2.s4s Isi 81 $2736,ioo 81
This table shows that the canal system, taken as
whole has for the year is46 yielded revenue beyond
the expense OF its maintenance nearly equal to
per cent on the capital expended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22
- ATWTLL's PIANO FORTE AND MI
- SIC REPOSITORY, Ne. 2OI Broadway, be

HxT7 low St; Paul. Church. sign q The Golden
world i hs i Sssa
ed sapeve for Upwards Of Is years
CITY Of several whose panoes he
snd se S ali ~.
ionabe styles of furniture embracing the se,
OF action and mechanism withS 6 Ga and octives harp
The superiority Ortouch readiness of tone
and elegance of workmanship not surpassed by the
The Eoean attachment piano constantly for sale.
Panoforte covers and stools IN great variety.
mos. satisfactory guarantee Is given with every nst,u.
packing.
their ORDER for tuning ethioy executed in The very best
Panofores to Hre-A large assortment Of superior mahoga-
and rosewood pianos with ca and7 ocaves TO loan out
New Popular Mu.icThe assortment consists Of sn
stock OF sheet music standard musical works Of
author instruction books e.sIe,es ueitiss enes eopedns
every store in country be obaineds at Atwis Ais"
al the musical publications Of Europe regularly received by
Awl daily publishing and fashionable most
hay. been made by which will be regularly
med airs and gems of every opera poduceda Europe and
The of music for the flute aud guitar, is very
large and also music for military bands.
Large catalogues given gratis.
Cataosues Of new music issued every week
most favoe songs pieces Also books ofthe same bound
for the Of leaving the city Music bound
Musical instruments and musical merchandise be OBJ
sned this establishment Of description, and Of the
very best quality.
Repairing and Tuning Of lnsfrumenp-Atwil having made
requisite is enabled repair instruments al
every description the expeditions Flutes and
other instrp ents altered to any style.
All articles purchased warranted in
every respect and be exchanged II found otherwise
The price OF music Instruments and merchandise, sold
this establishment low, If cheaper than other shops
about town.
Scenarios music dealers military bands and OF thu
profess ion supplied the most reasonable terms.
Wholesale and retail orders from Of the Unitet
ded d..
patch by add essipg JOSEPH r. ATWILL
Sign Of the Golden Ly 2oi Broadway ST. Psu church
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go FOR SALE CHEAP-Nine Mocking Bircs-there
four years old Of last year and Of this
yssr-al warranted good singers Inquire at 96 hoose
VIZ welt st. s2g a-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

~ FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES The
GJA1 Subscriber selling all descriptions OF fine Gold
60 Silver Watches and Jsye at retail lower than amy
time or the money returned. Watches and Jewelry er
changed. Gold Watches low $25 each Watches
usual prices. GEO. e. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and yewery Wholesale and Retail
sl i3seod~rh 81 Wall street William stair,
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL NOTICE
JIold,r OF Dois aud Michigan Canal Scrip. who wish 10
TO the ssme GOyeuor French being now ~ the cT)
cal scrip approved Fs0uary 22 1897 by eppyins the
Office iam aud John Obn-n No. 30 Wall street where
an agent may be found from 10 A. NJ. 70 r. NJ for few
days ILLINOIS aud Michigan CaosI Bonds " III be given oT
the prneinal snd Interest certificates for the interest
BILE that the holder. of the Scrip should present
the without DELAY, the Ieroa Of fundirg will be
much facilitated durng the stay OF the Governor IA New
York xit Cts ewh
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NO HUMgVG-A new diuing ,,o9n Just OPENED eowa
town, No ~ Front street, and lodging hsoi cone ena
Judge for younslf The rooms are single. aux "t'm
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TO .rHu -ZsiE s.1.
LATEST

Aenow Sever at New Orleans.
t...- PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2lst, ie47.
n'nisn@ At New Orleans the 18th, twenty nine
Hospital IL, Lafayette H. '
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-EAk NEW LINE OF PACKETS, 10 AND FROM
iiHaau3.fsvonte ship sHERiD an. Capt O b Com..h wI
s,t'y,ly s, from New York on Monday sept I'm sna
csedng to Europe, those wishing 10 sendor he snus
strert, or to w. * J. II. TAPSCOTT,
s22 re 90 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-22

I'm ELLIOTT OCULIsT $50 Broadway, corner Of An,-
~ street informs has patients that he wi be IN he. once
Tuesdays Thursdays and Ssud FROM io4 o'clock
The poor asusua will receive advice and me ciue g,Aui
- diseases OF the from 10 O'clock on The above
DAYS st3 6,tHm
ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs-Nfusic taught on
moderate terms by lady who has had consdersb.
teaching the piano; she has given general satisfaction
and refer families whom she has been In the habit Of
teaching
Terms three dollars per month.
line addressed Music to the Herald Office, shall be
tended to. SIS 3otissrc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
Stratton,s office,

MO. 5, SOUTH FO lux I EE tn
~ STREET.
Let allthc world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArroN's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass r,
February 6:
l43 II SIS II 8 T3 20 "A AZ IS 10 4 80:
Ticket Nos. 10 % "A, prize Of slc0. sold
and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass II,
February +
% ST. 26 6 81 10 40 So 81 81 81 10
Drawn Nos. oil Leesburg Lottery Glass 4, Feb
Iuary &:
Drawn Nos of New Jersey, No. ~, Feb.4:
% 62 So SO As 4S IA % 64 30
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia, No 5, Feb S:
10 9 Al sc 81 4s 4 8 IS 80 81 Is 20.
Tickets Nos. 4 10 81, and 9 30 57-lwo more
capitals, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Sussex, No. lG, Feb i:
% 65 65 as 80 Al 81 % 10 l6 20 80.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Ale Lottery No. &.
Capitals: 100000, 5.000 $500, lCSs 10 Of
1000, &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS;
halves 2 so; quarters 25
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey, No -. Capt.
tails of 100000, 5000, 5000 2,ls9, 10 II
1000, &C. 10 Nos, Is diawn. Tickets S;
halves 2 so; quarters %.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSl!
-Mononsalia Lottery, No. 6. Ca
pilals: $4,000, 1000, 800, 500 400, Of 200,
&c. &C Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81 50; halves
IS cents; quarters 81 cenls
1000 DOLLARS! 1,l22 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY MORNlNG-Sussex,N No. 10.
Capitals $1,000, ,l22, 900, of 500, &c. 10
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ,; halves 1; quarters
30 cents.
1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY EVENlNG-Sussex Lottery
Extra, No. Is. Capitals: 81 600, 1000 3i3,
&c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets ST.; halves
so cents quarters 25 cents.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
10000 DoLLARs 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, r lass G, for lSi7 10 be
drawn February 18th. IS Nos, - drawn. Ca.
pilals: $40, 900, 10 900, 5000 5000, $500, OIL
100 OF 900, 10 OF 3O0 20 ui $50, &c. Tickets
$40; halves 5, quarters %. Certificates OF
packages Of 25 wholes, $3.50; % halves, %;
25 quarters 80 so.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass h, for lS47, 10 be
drawn February 20. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Cap
itals: OF S35, 2s4, 10000, $500, 1000, 2 OF
1000, of 1900, of 1850, so of 1000, 80 OF
500, sc. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So
Certificates of packages OF 26 wholes Sl2o;
26 halves 60; 26 quarters 80.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto anddrawIngs sent when re-
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Feb. 8 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
.oxr OF RICHM oND.
u,eb Water this day, a, lit O'clock. A. NJ.
ARRIVED,

sehr. Lynchburg, Gould, New York, sundries,
>, ee & Tinsley, .. A. Sirecker, A. A. krisch-
man ~ J. Pizzui, Antonio Pizzini, L J. Bossieux,
m DIVA 4 Purcell, R. R. Duval A. Bodeker,
Gaynor s. Wood, Kent, Kendall & A'wa!er, L.
y Crenshaw, Brothers & Co, Edmond & Da-
ssnpott, R. NJ. Burton Gordon & S 81 W. w.
y ". TYLER, Williams & Haxal, S. Merchant,
W Nj. Harrison & Co. Davenport, Allen &
Co Fry & Co, T. s. c. Ellis, Drinker & Morris.
Dunlop, Moncure & Co.. P. johnson, A. King,
w Taylor, Nash & Woodhouse, Workman,
McGruder & Co., G. Delarue, Alvey s. Lips
comb, 7. Robertson, Caleb Jones, Gretter &
Creuer, J. M. Royal, Us Fleet, and TO order.
Schr. Mary J. Peck, Liscomb New York.
SAILED,
Schr. Arkansas, Rhea, Baltimore.
Schr. Alhambra, Pierce, Norfolk.
Schr. Edward, Baker, Boston
Schr. Emeline, Harwood, New York.
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~ yMPORTANT INFORMATION IT'S
" TO ALL MERCHANTS. ~

PHILADELPHIA is well known I" stand unrvalled
4 In the trade Of UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, PA
RASOLETTES, &C. The most extensive Manuiaciu-
rers are SLEEPER g. FENNER, who have
prepared the largest and hest assortment Of SILK PA
RASOLS AND PARASOLETTE5 ever offered TO The
.sthe largest and cheapest in the world" but they will
say they have The best assortment the United States
AS they have adopted every Improvement in machine
division Of labor 10 great extent they are prepared
offer lower prices than before. Those merchants
who win favor them with an early CALL and examine
,ne', s,nek WIZ &c @ ,nose Mno arc o' ~
F., per mall shall be convinced that they faith
fully executed Every article the lowest net cash
price from which no abatement Is made.
Small profits, large returns, and the mutual interests
of buyer and seller broad scale, is the object and
basis of this long established house.
I26 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Esh
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BEWARE op IMPOSITION.

The greater the value of any discovery, the higher
IL held in the esteem Of The public and much in
norton Is that public liable 10 be- imposed upon by the
spurious limitations Of ignorant, designing and dsho
nest men, who like the drone in the hive, have neither
the ability nor inclination to think or provide for them
selves but thrive and uxuriate upon the earnings Of
the deserving.
The extraordinary success attending ,hr use OF thIs
medicine in disease Of the lungs and the many singu
lar cures it has effected, have naturally attracted The
attention of many physicians, as well as the whole FRA
rerni,y of ouacks and caused unprncplcd counterfeit
ers and mlators TO palm of spurious mixtures Of SINH
lar name and appearance, for The genuine Basnm.-
"Chrrry Pec,oral," 'sCompound Syrup OF Wild Cher
ry,""Wild Cherry comfrey" and sundry other com,
mounds TO which they attach long string Of "puis
Rni NJ such nostruns we know nothing. II Is HIS
TAR,S BALSa.M OF WiLD CHERRY alone that per
forms the cures. Let them not deceive you
Be careful, and get the genuine Or. Wisais BasanI
of wild Cherry None genuine unless signed by l.
Butts. Address all orders 10 Seth w. Fowle, Boston,
Massachusetts, For sale by
GAYNOR & WOOn
Feb. S No. 4S Main S:.set, Richmond