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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Haines g. Hollub.

yuyHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens of GRAFT county, ans the al
Joining counties, that iheyshass removed 10 me
commodious store lately occupied BY Wm. y.
johnson III the town OF Potosi. Beng thaohlui
for the patronage which has been 50 i0eiaily 'e-
slowed upon them during The short time they nave
bee,, settled in this place. they solicit coniinu-
nnce Of the same, aud pledge themselves 10 please
ali who may cau upoa them. They viii receive
NJ 6ey days an extensive ssofiment o. new
goods. which in addition TO then present STOCK WI
n,ale ns f1ll and complete an assortment; o. goods
n every variety as can be found in any store ~
the mines, consisting Of the following;
Damask table iincn, brown linen table spreads
Summer s,ufs; buff and orange Wrrr;
Buttons for chdgen's clothes, ia great variety
Isroadclo,hos, cassitneres and yosungs;
White corded and Mohar skirts;
Cents summer coating;
Linen sheeHng, fine white haEnelsj
DTab Damask Ihoreensi
Black Isle thread gloves;
Marshali's linen thread;
Coats 200 I'd spool thread;
Bonnets ribbons, parasols. &c;
I, will be impossible lor US 10 enumeIaIe one
half OF the articles wheh we keep, but we VIII call
vonr a,ention to few Of the leading articles w:
A new siylc Of lawns and balzarines, something
entirely new for ladies dresses
PINE Of every description;
Slsawls Of every possible style;
Ribbons Or 81 styles aad coors;
aces ard edgings Of every dtecnptioni
A intpe am complete ASSORTMENT 81 bunn"t#i
Iadiyidua,s Wishing goods for tleu iarsifsos
millinets ard peAats. are OIL nqucsieH 70 eai' hhu
exnniee our siock before pa. haslng, as we think
We can convince you that all we have said can be
fully realized
they likewise offer Tor sale choice lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
pueba.ed ths sping rs cheap iot casi as any
bonat IN tic mining ropnuy.
70 the ladies' who have favored us With thcir
cus,nm. ,ye tender our sincere thanks, and assure
Them, Il they win call AZ the variety store Of the
undersigned, they sill fnd this side Of Gale1a an
elegant and complete assortment Of
FANCY GOODS,
81 Ail.leseriptions; and nlso see for themselves
n,st tkry can purchase 81 tho Jews Of Iotosi on
..,.s,,c.ti,s tstn,g az Of The Yankees Of Galena.
since itisa pleasure NJ al times 70 show 'hrir
poods. and believing thoy can suit both as regards
nice AND quality. ihuy hope not 20 be forgotten by
he lnd.es VIII you call n Hams tioiab'F
Variety Sore, ,sd examine and satisfy your
selves.
Groceries,
Boats,
Shoes,
HGFdUaye,
QueeHSCaTe,
CutierU Sc, Sc.
r CAN aud examine for yourselves, opposite the
New saloon on Main street, Fotosi, at
HAlNES \ ilOLLtBS.
July 9th, 1916 2o-y.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
PlatteyilIe Hotel,
R10a5DIG.ATrl GEOI8Gz2
EDWARD CRONIN, A. NJ, NJ. d

Having permanently located in 9iaueville. Wls.re-
,setflv readers his services 10 ihs citizens OF the
iilaes and the surrounding country IN all The vail
Gus branches Of his profession including Medicine,
Surgery and .4ocoUchemeat. Ofaee with Geo.
W. Lakin, Esa.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Pine Lumber.

A GOOD supply n otefy description, lor sale
"A cheap, al LANG"OkThf'S.
Jan lG, lsl7.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
Imported Stock.

TIME subscribe has Just imported from the
coongs 81 Durham ia England, two year
ed Shaft Eorae5 Durham Baii--pIonouncea by all
WHO have sea him, to be one OF the finest ami
mails ever raised. he viii be found al the sub
sciihsg's NJ Ii.,le Gran, Cottage. miles from Lam
easter on the road to Praue { ,'hien. Terms
10 insure, So No charge Tor pas5arsge.
JOHN WELSH.
Lials Cant Cos'ass, June p, 1916. I7-u.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Pine Lumber

UtkN be had at }. Manners mills, il any
Nfsgaautv, O as fas, as two mills eaa make 2,
n irOm Si0go Sl4 per thousand, according .
quality.
May J. ls47. o-tm.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Understandings.

THE subscriber respectfully IN i0Fms the public
= that ne earTiss ca the above business in al .
varioas braarhus. Az kinds % country produces
.sksa sn exchange for uolk. GEORGE PIKE.
Piairie ia ChIsn, NoycmbCf z, 1874
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
PotoSi Forever.
Notice TO Miners

A IL persons are requested nor 90 dig % njae
"A on any pars 81 tas lanjs belonging 10 the
aaasfsigaed, nor On lands bslausiae h Laclos
A shlgy. az Lncius Ashley znl Jau,ss + Nooa-
Fats, eisheot having wliusa pefesi ssioas fam the
subscriber. :. T.. DODGE.
wateyloo, Feb .. 1876 SLIT
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
STAPLE DRY GOODS.

II you want broadroths cassimeres, satinetts,
moleskns. Kentucky jeans, Sleeps greys, hard
times, aannels, linseys, bagging, table linen,
csmbrjcs, sheetings and shirngs, horse and bed
blankets. diapers, crash bed ticks, white and
blue drillings, or any kind Of eolnred eambrics,
cuitain 'calieot7. OF linen siulfs; his is just the
stock that would do you good 10 look at.
Ladies Dress StufRs and Fancy Goods.
Examine bis cashmeres, rep de lanes, Metamo-
ras, mouslin de lanes, gnghams, cross-hared
and figured mdslins, alpacas, lnerinos, hombaznes-
jaconets. lawns, and large STOCK of new and
fashionable caicoes, together with beautiful heavy
cashmere and Meiino shawls; silk and mouslin de
LANES, embroidered shawls, net, wool and blanket
shawls, dress handkerchief Of every kind and de-
scripiion, Of wool, sils Or cotton; beautiful bon
net and cap ribbons, irnges, gimps, laces, edgng.
insertions, capes collarets, lace caps, black
Grape of new and beautiful styles, she'll combs,
mirts, gloves, &c, and you then will be satisfied
that he has them Of very choice qualities and al
very low prices.
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Dlied.appkes:
lime.
Time.

Time. Time.
z uST received and fof sale cheap, 10 eases
% BRASS CLOCKS, wau8otcd TO keep good
0me. A. %. SOUTHWORTH.
Potosi, Oct 81, 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Land on Boice Prairie for Sale!

WETE offer ior sale that very choice lot Of land
wv situated upon and adjacent 10 Boice
Prairie, known as the "Russell Lands" We
will sell on very favorable terms and give liberal
credit upon a considerable part Of the purchase
money. - ..
WASHBURNE & WOODMAN.
Mineral Point, Oct 81, 1916. 34-if
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Tanning Mis- Of a superior and
imprnreR nnfiern.

Tanning Mis- Of a superior and
improved patterl.
1t is generally conceded BY the farmers who
have purchased Mills from the laGe firm OF 3 & j.,
that the mills were in an respects good article
always performing well. Having now journey
man who is an adept in the business, D. & 5. insure
their customers that all mills made by them viii
be equal Il not superio. u any in use, in fact
such us viii
Challenge Competition.
Having fry sets of mcqaalled castings now on
haad, we viii be az all times supplied with Mills
50 that our customers viii be enabled TO make a
choice, If choice is necessary, where are su-
psrior,
Farmers call and see far yourselves.
Thankful for past fayors extended to b, & J. the
undersigned hAueT themselves tha by manulae.
turing superior article, the same encouragement
will be extended 10 them, as they are determined
10 please all who patonize them.
JOHN u. BARNETT,
JOHN K. Se.ATON.
Potosl, Dec. 90. 1915. si-ly.
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BARNETT s, SE.2TOR,
Successors 10 the late firm Of Barneu & Jones.
GAZ! SFgN4 Glsg3G
M,.wE.~t.,-. na...f 4
Mandatory, Potosl, "

I'D ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF
ia Grant and the adjoining counties in Iowa n
Wisconsin, that they carry Oh the above business
in The shop lately occupied By Barnett & Jones,
ON Main street, in Potosi, where al ali times
DC had
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Q Shingles.

- T.. Lewis & Co. Potosi, have just been in
-. receipt Of $50 hnncbes Shingles,a superior ar
lice, which they will sell cheap FOR cash.
Poiosi, July ain 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05

The boy that's blessed to-day
Is. just as completely so,
As though he had been blessed
A thousend years ago.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Ladles nress stnfgs ana Fancy Gooas.
Ready Made Clothing.

If you want coats pants, vests or Overcosts, hats,
caps Of almost any description; you viii find
them al the Brick Store in Lancaster, good and
cheap, yet salty yourself by examination.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Together with every other article in this lin
Books and stationery.

Let school teachers attend to this branch OF his
stock, a. he has the most approved editions Of
Readers, Spoilers, Arithmetics, Grammars, Ge-
ographes, PHILOSOPHERS, Chemstries, Algebras,
&c. which are adapted to country schools-to-
geher with states, pencils, qus, steel pens, paper,
Sc. Cap and letter paper by the seam or halt
resu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-24


y Ne H :c %;ss'':s wsssts iS
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sis A.s a.aIs a cA'n'
Aston HOUSE
~ Messenger. Louisville; Perry Mr. Cooke, DuIen.
pr Graham Rev i. Iapp New Orleans; Conn, g Bridge
Mr. wslsmap shaw Hsst@g; Boston; Psrss N.w
@
Kell Powell EDgls d; Capt Stokes .b de s'eson,
Wd v1s Sid:s' and Msss Balm e: csiIs
Auburn
CITY HOTEL.
hlcs Obsrman, st Thomas; Mas Congar Rio Grande; u
Boston; Mrs Mash Thnms ton; Dma Vans oIah,
Ho' ana .rs sIna,r New Yek; Hill 8osso.: Geo
~ hber Eagald; Capt. Powers. Bridgeport; Ms Lheesman
FRANKLIN HOUSE
Lloyd, Pennsylvania; Car en do; Curtis do; L
smith SchohaieA Cha dIer. ONEIDA, Jenk virsins;
Yo,k; Hon WIN ighl Newark: Hamilton, Baltimore;
Jones' LIVINGSTON; sstz i'eadng Getz Philaaslphn;
we'll do; Nc GuGsn fennsyivaniia. .o'snA''p''''
howard HOTEL.
dsues Rs.s 81 oSa. ss
TfoG RIeIs Noble SH Tkss sss Ant'swi T.
NJ saS'SS ISsn i Barton
JUDSoN'S HOTEL.
Geo Wood 5san s:assa
wia New Hsvea; Benton Wru:r WsserSary: I'll Howe
New Hrysa FIR a CSn s%Sy Mary'nd MIR oSen
RATHBUN's HOTEL.
M Birch, Boston; w Ostrander, Syracuse; Reid Ftz
patrick, Albany: PlumpteS Q Allen = Howard How.
Z Chandler oneds smith Srohars; RAMON, Locka.t;
ga Grand Rsrids; Buuo Alba y, Rahbc Can
ION
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CLEVELAND Oct. 10 Sales of 60 bbls flour Hull Co.'S
brand, So 37K 60 do Feeder Mills So 371 also so bbls
Thomson's whiskey 20c 20 do Click 2lc; bbls High
teams-Wheat 81 10 81 49, corn 4sc 500; oats 25c.
DETROIT, Oct l9-The market opened yesterday morn
Ing with additional frmness aud increased activity The
enquiry good for straight brands and among the
sales 100 bbls of mixed at depot at 80 do ut
the 200 bbs Canal and 100 bb Etna ut So so
bosrd 200 bbs Charleston subject to storage at IS
100 bbs Railroad ut S. 3d. 1000 bbs Huron board
SIS and 1900 bbs terms private Sales Of mixed brands
also made to considerable extent At $5T So 81
day and rather dull day for receipts by wagon Wheat
IL quick Vt 81 per bushe The schooner Agomah was
loading zoe freight to Buffalo We have no later Buffalo
report since yesterday.
ROCHESTER,, October 2l-The market yesterday was
not active Supply of grain not very liberal Notwith-
standing tone of the New York market prices
kept throughout the day Sales Of wheat In the street
were made at 81 81 81 80 and 800 bushels Geneses
sold at 81 IS Flour Is helj ut So IS, but buyers
37Hc Is offered for barfels and no sellers.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. ~, ls47

Merican Neus-The Three Millions
The details of the Mexican by the late arrival at
New Orleans are pouring in upon US disclosing all the
outline the terrible fighting in front of hose ceebrat-
cd Halls of the Montezumas;' fighting which throws
all expectation calculation and speculation into the
shade.
Mr.. Kendall continues hs.escopete shots at the ad.
mnistration, and Father Richie, in copying the
Pieayune letters will be required again. tonight to put
in his bill of exceptions We doubt not there are
queer notions in the army, regarding this bill of the
three millions; and object to MIR, Kendalrs
writing them out provided he thus elicts the truth in
regard to that most unfortunate bi-a bill which has
prolonged the war-orginated the Wilmot proviso and
which menaces the honor Of the government and the
harmony OF the Union. The motive, friend remark
ed us day, good; but the edient of such
bill beea unfortunate in its interpretation, aud in
its efects CHAPULTEPEC
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culinary of the whole war heretofore. General Scott
vhsa he set out from Pueba evidently not prepared
for the logged resistance he met with. They fought
well at Busps Vita but from ths first skirmish at Con-
treras the time when little army possessed them
selves the grand plaza of the capital the enemy dis
puted every inch OF the ground with desperate enacity
And them what almost imprsguabls positions our men
had stormwhat terrible ard rakng fires to sustain
what hardshps to endure! Perhaps capital in the
world is 8 well defended by nature as Mexico. And
yet, ough all these difficulties, little army Of ten
thousand has gone like wedge into the heart If
that immense mass of population Two hundred
thousand kept in by eight thousand Of effective
men, General had not When he the capital
greater number
An what has become Of the nm.nse host that oppos
ed their progress Herrera has taken four Thousand 70
Quere,aro. and Santa Anna thousand to Iias'"",
or whitherso.ver else he has wandered or an army
between twenty Ave aud thirty thousand SIX
alone remain IT, then, the slaughter OF our
been fearful, what the enemy have sunereu'
ousr.t.ro vbors the Congress have assembled,
"a on the road 70 San Luis Potos, about haf way De-
tween that city and the capital Should the way DC
opened between San Luis and Tampico wnicn VIII DC
done IL practicable, the road between San Luis ana
the capital would also require to be opened; ouere
tsro would, 10 such case, be occupied
There is no mention made OF the detachment said to
Scott would probably not deem 1t advisable to weaken
his force by any considerable detachment 1t Is highly
probable that such step will be tsken when the arri
val OF troops will render il practicable 1t would
be necessary to constant supply Of provisions
The statement that Santa Anna has gone to Tlascala
probable Our troops being occupied the south
side OF the city he doubtless escaped by the eastern
road leading Pueba which skirts the southern shore
Of the lake Of Tescuco II not believed here that he
wishes escape to the coast good motive be
assigned for such a step.
Some Of the letters speak confidently OF the ad
vent Of but of any such specuatons not
based upon tangible facts be relied upon. The
northern States have 1t seems resolved to raise force
OF about twenty thousand men, and to give the COM
msnd to Paredes and Bustamente Neither Of these
men is very formidable Paredes is hsbtually intern
perate and Bustamente is wholly without energy or
force Of character Besides scotts reinforcements ex
coed in numbers the army with which he took the CAPT.
tai No danger himself his army Is, therefore, to
be spprehended GALVIENSlS.
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ths city ssssrvos North street, which drew sus
the entire nrs department Of the city Before the flames
were suppressed some Of the Arsmsn commenced ngo'
Ing, which became general that three or iou'
hundred engaged In 1t. Knives and pistex were
freely used. with clubs iron spannere, &c IN
whilst others through bricks and stones
w into the crowd The police ntsrfsred and arrested
about twenty the rngssders One OF the poLcs ",
Ny~rs Ia said 10 have been slightly wounded Win Dali
from said TO have shottwo o. n's Assahsnts
Two Others of the police Messrs Gross ana Leagre were
Fed nome young man named Bond was shot in the
abdomen and died he could be conveyed to his
home . - A.. - --,, 49,,
yesterday The first for the Jockey Club purse
~ 5000 three mile heats There we're but Two horses
o @ . YEARS old by Mercer The fret heat by
the Mercer colt in o. &C. and the second by Bostona in
5:54 The colt Withdrawn after the second heat,
aud Bos,oaa took the purse match OF $3.50 aside,
between Zugnree and Paisley Anthony single dash Of
mile took place afterwards, Zngaree winnpg In l:49
lowing number of vessels Ships, g. bsrks 10; briggs,
10; schooners, 26; total, 6S; Of which number are
Bremen, British aud Russian. Six vessels,
sbou. to start on their first voyage.
The Pacides continue to draw crowded houses ut the
Holiday street theatre Placide appeared last night
AS Farmer Ashland and Uncle John, and was greeted
with hearty reception by crowded and fashionable
audience Booth is also doing well at the Front street
Snles OF Stocks Mt Baltimore.
There has b. quite falling of the The Bal
limo stock board during the week with de- line in the rate;
generally United States e 1867 closed io2x bid
Oi cash deel Mar land Ss closed a ss BID s5X
asked: Sterling 6s 7H TAX; Currency5 6sa 7o Three
cent % Did * 81 have SItc c d us
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WAsHINGroN, Oct ~, IS47.
Col Benton Reiurned-His Opinions on the Boundary
Question, and on IN. Propositions Of Mr.. Trist
Col Benton and that portion Of bis family including
Mrs lately visit to Kentucky, have returned to
this city The health Of Mrs Benton pleased to
learn, has improved very much during her absence in
the West AS for Old Bullion himself he sti looks the
lieutenant general though he voluntarily graduated
back from that expectancy to plain colonel again pre-
fsrrng the inherited glory Of the regimenta office, to
the thrs adbare promotion Of volunteer major gene
raiship to rank from date Of commission. Well sir, Elk
nence will bring the re-assembing Of the Senate
and then the services Of Col Benton who knows all
about Texas and Mexico including California, will be in
reauison from the first day after the organization
And to tell you the truth of opinion do expect
to hear the distinguished Senator sons remarks
in good season. the boundary proposed by Mr Trst
and In decided opposition to it OF col Benton
w in the meantime, keep quiet, but he does not on
dorse the line of Mr. Trist. B.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCEs
Sales of StOcN Mt Boston

Sroc BOARD Oct 22-l Ams.keag Manufacturing Co b2d
lt0; Merchants Bank 001 Western Railroad 2M lodo
Sian il3; rs Norwich and Worcester Railroad 4IK 100 do
,60d 4 IS do be 42 so Boston Company 96 $4,000
Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 701s 5000 DO 1914
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Yr. city; Miss Pratt dney Bartlett J Chas tone, OF
Boston; Cha Brewer Esq of Jamaica Plain; George Wood
of Geo Atkinson and wife, Of Andove
missionaries TO Oregon; >amuefE Dwight Hy Kinney
lady. OF ok, missionaries from M to sand wIch
Islands
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
SHMENT,
MOI th-yvcst corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULAr1ON-FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Evcry Eday, Price g. cents DER COPY
~ % per annum-pay able h. advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every Saiurday-Pice 6A cents
per cnny-x3 2H cents per annum-payablei in advance
HERALD FOR EUhOPE-Every steam Packet day
rce "a cents per copyt3 aunum including postage
orx exclusive OF ,stage payable advance. sub Grip
tons aud Advertisements will be received bv Mes Gg
nam, 10 rue Vvienne Psrs L. Smonds 10 Cornh, and
john Miller, tn nksele', Loud n.
ANNUAL PIC1OhIAL HER ALD-Pubshed on the
LIST Of J. nu,ry Of zach year-si, gle copy sixpeuce
,aDVEtTINEN us at the usual ces--always cash in
advance Advertisements shpu b. written UaD, legibe
m.nner The proprietor will notbe responsible for that
may occur n them
despatch.
proprietor OF the bshmcnt must be paid, the
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct %. ls47.

PHILADELPHIA Oct ~ lS47
salute of one hundred guns in honor of our victo
in Mexico, is be fired this afternoon from the
steamboat Fashion, while passing up and down the river
Ia front of the city
The bark Warwick has been chartered for the govern
ment to carry the recruits for the second
regiment to Vera Cruz. They number about 100, and
have been rendezvousng for time at Fort Mfiin
IA fire occurred above Morrsvie, Pa yesterday after
noon which destroyed the barn and other out buildings
on the farm Of Mshon Krkbrde It originated through
the thou shtlessness of bound boy on the farm In
kindlDg fire alongside the barn. in which to roast
chestnuts Mr. H. and his family absent ut the
time.
Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD-$3700 Treas Notes 6s, l0l1 500 Schy
Nav g. S 5000 Reading Bonds69; 200 shs Bank 9S
MATER ssLEs-sGso State IS. 7i4 5000 do. 73s 1850
Loan. 81, 1903.
5000 Readiug KailIo Bonds, 66K so shs Mechanics
Blk, 27H.
so shs Pennington Copper Co. IL; SO Reading kR, 27s4
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Hall, amp wiETEm 4. GLYrh,Nu, INC cry CloD
tn. Ola North Dutch Church. where every .sy.
be and s1s of
OVER We Rk'i CoATs and OVER SACKS ever. W 10
shade ofrweed. broadcloth'. beaver aud pilots,
Al.o ag. a::ct.n; Of bushes: Sacks: troci 20 ~
I'd sS aSS6s G s5sss to 10
D sna ' Eas iias' black Cs:.
VESTS end.s Variety SaeH s.ta se1:
%e largo sons" English
American BrO.deot Casino res and Xsstins' which will
.s so.m oa Fulton st., opposite the Old Dutch Church
= B CLANKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, NC vii
stree, ~ hs 1ss:
coats at RI sfIE keeps sf
ys FIN: Very s'f ms ss ss
T % ais as
psysa, ihs late are: a No sE Aap strsst wo%d
that having dspo.ed Of his old stoek be
ioa;Se styles ~6eh having Just been purchased
s%med the fashionable styles AZ lowest prices
MEkCHANT, TAIL0R1FRAHCIs Il Mel. McELRS0 .Y:
he The su. al or
At all times he will have hnnd the best aud most fashion
able Of ready made garments. and will attend Puncuayto
him with Purchasing his goods for cash he will be able TO
sell low oher aud ne hopes by street
integrity and attention to business merit the many favohe
has heretofore received.
shs Stocks CTavau audIosiery of all descriptions
hand. au3l 30tsm
Tt.XAs COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT CALVES
vESTON The undersigned will attend to the Gollec
ton OF Notes and Accounts 10 the State OF Texas eecuns
soIw.r ing Of Merchandise, and Of GsPsIs n, SPmson
REFERENCES IN NEW YoRx.
Moses Taylor ESQ., j. @ Dudley Co,
Edward X. Collins, Esq, Tarant Putnam, Esq,
Robert ROBE = Z. VEIN weimor. Co.. W % Gale
Haydock Corlies u Co, Edward q Eaile u Co..
Vs. Langley Co, +. ripps,
F.S D. Lathrop, White Brutal, 80
Hon. John W EdmOuds Walter b. Townsend " 20.
Address No. II Pine street New York s24 aot.m
SIVHE INFALLIBLt HAIR DYE-Alexa nders L nc obaphe
4 Improvement Of l8i6-The most successful Liquid
raj brown black exactly resembling the natural color
the defy detection Its effect is instantaneous and
permanent be ued with the greatest ease Is also
free from those properties usual in all matans OF this cele
to the hair.
The genuine article for sale by Of the respectable
Broadway; Thomas Maxwell, W liam street; A Il. b
sands and Johnson, Moore Taylor, Maiden lane New
York, and by the sole agents,
suas sot.rc r. q. A WRIGHT, Phladelphis
II LADS OF HAIR-Heads of Hair hose articles for
III merly known as Wigs and scalps prior the i'm
title owing their srctlv natural appearance and arsca
ensemble them to be the desirable article
next natural head of hair To be had only CHARLES
DGwAY practical Hair cutter and Wig maker l7e Brdad
N. B-Prvate rooms for fitting and irving Wigs, &c.
3otsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-24
Foreign Mark t..

GuAYAMA, P. II, Oct Il The market entirely bare OF
sugar tho old crop having been oil ground and bought
w Business Il stand. Freights-Not one American
vessel In port aud three Of other nations. far
supply Of American produce