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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
EIcalt,, Of our Borough.

Since our last report there have
been some five or six new cases Of
tho prevailing fever in our borough
It is now seven weeks since the fcvci
made its appearance, and there have
been some 90 or perhaps 25 cases,
and four DEATHS only in the borough
in that time. We said nothing in our
last in reference to the health Of oni
community, because we believed that
the disease was gradually leaving us;
and We only allude to it now 10 put
the tacts in array against tho thousand
and one rumors in circulation, us
false as they are incredible, to the pre-
iuhice of the business Of our place.
Within twenty miles oflhis place ri'
NOR has given our town a mortality
worse, in proportion to populations
than New Orleans. Where is the
qualification in retailing such false
hoodl
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Maine Election.

The telegraph and the mail brings
us the gratifying assurance that the
Legislature Of Maine, Just chosen,
contains a larger majority than ever
in favor Of the Maine Law. Thus,
year by year, that law meets tho vio'
lent assaults made upon it, and ac-
quires new strength in every conflict
The late contest in Maine was con-
Quoted nomiaally under party names,
but really the contest was narrowed
down 10 the one question Of sustaining
the prohibitory law.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
The Recent Raiiroad Amidr"i.
SYRACUSE, Sept. l7lh.

We have some additional particulars
oil the accident on the Oneida Railroad
The express train was 81 hours bphind
time, and the freight train CANE upjnst
as The former was starting. II is said
that the hands ON one Of the trains were
drunk, and that the engine Tor the pas-
spngpr train was unfit for service. Pat
rick Wall, who had both thighs broken,
has since died.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Esail Road Slaughter!

To show tho necessity Of legislative
interference, by pointing out the mag
nituuu of the evil lnr which an out
ragged public demand an immediate
correction, as well as exemplary re-
dress, tho New York Herald pub
fishes tho following table, showing
the number of railroad casualties that
have occurred in the United States
during the seven months Of the pres
sent YCar.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

TIE Crystal Palaec.-The New
York Post says that the exhibition at
the Crystal Palace will close on the LIST
December. Notwithstanding the stock
has declined from $3.50, the price at
which il sold some months since, to
S77,50, the Pos. says tina! even with
Inc present rate Of receipts the coInpa.
nv Is clearing $1,000 per day, while
tie value oil The building and the lease.
which is for two years longer free OF
rent, must return 10 the stockholders
for mors than the par value
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Tho Memphis Wing says tho health
of that city continues most relIent.
The only complaint we hear of as be.
ing general, is among the physicians,
who complain Of the city being "mis-
erably healthy and they have moth
ing to do.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

ACCIDENTAL son of Mr.. William
Wagner, of this place was thrown
from horse one evening this week,
and his foot remaining in the stiFrup,
he was dragged some little distance
before it became disengaged. We
arohappy to learn that the little fol-
low was no, dangerously injured.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
n. w. Va. Baptist AssociatioM.

This body, composed OF Ministers ami
Delegates from the four Associations und
the churches of North Western Virginia.
cunveicd at the Baptist Clutch III Nor
ran;uwn, on Saturday last at IL o'clock
introductory sermon BY Eli. j. I. i.
Cake from Matthew II: 60 .im The
poor hare the gospel preached INTO thcm::'
Ed. Jno. Winter, OF Wheeling. was q.
lec,ed Moderator, and Ed. 3. 7. T. Cake,
OF parkersburg, Clerk,
The objects Of this Association are 10
supply feeble churches and destitute re-
sions with the preaching Of tho gospel.
In this christian and enlightened enter.
prise, this body receives much and ,alna.
bic assistance from the :! General ASsnciu.
,ion,n Of Eastern Virginia. A large a.
mount of business, pertinent 10 the above
objects, was transacted. The Association
has now in lis employ some len or twelve
missionaries, al salaries averaging $500 Il
.,o.
During The session the several pulpi,s
in town were occupied BY ministers Of
w., H., e,,.,.;,u ,,,,,,,,,; -,
ton OF Rev. Cake, written ont Tor the
messenger SUI Recorder, Us giving
some Interesting Items ~ th's Connection
The amount gwen as col'ertrn,ln 'h'sc"m'
mulIca'ien, does not include over S2oo III
pledges, colIeclaeie At the NEXT year
session.
MoRGASTowS, September 90, 1858.
Editor Messenger and Recorder:
] am requested for the
sra,ifiru ton Of brethren and friends in this
community TO give the amount Of the
funds raised for Domestic Missions during
the recon, session OF the NORTHEASTERN
Va. Association. The amounts are as fol-
lows:
Broad Run Association, Sill 80
Julson Association, 1874 40
Pa,kersburg Association, l49 60
Union Association, 81 40
100 ,o
.'o
''e'e"'''' l''"s"'' ~ '"''N"'"
S"P' VI 'es''0'.0'.' pa''e" ~ Wv w.,
"es'sF" Assoe'a''0l' III 's's,'"'e /" ~,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

All the members of the Unitarian
Society in St. Louis, who were slave
holders We see it stated, have eman.
cipated their slaves Internationally.
The Society referred TO is one Of the
large., in st. Louis.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
ROCHESTER, Sept. 18Th.

A disastrous break occurred this NOR
ming in the Erie Canal about ten miles
from this city, extending over a space
OF ninety rods. Two boats, one loaded
with salt and the other with wheat,
were caught in the break and badly
wrecked.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The Temperance iNorement-The
friends of the Maine Liquor Law in
Howard County, held u Convention
at Ellicott's Mills, on Saturday. DR..
John Owings presided. Tho'corven-
lion passed resolutions in favor Of
prohibi,1ve liquor law, and resolved
to nominate ticket for the Honse of
Delegates. In pursuance of the lat
ter resolution. Mcssrs. Charles A.
Poulton and G. Y. Worlhington were
nominated. A committee was APP
pointed to prepare an address 10 the
citizens of tho County. and the Con-
veu,iou then adjourned-Bar Amer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
MANCHESTER TRADE.

Prices were slightly declinctISin
hrca,ls,ufis the market hal been as
excited rs ever, but on Tuesday the
high prices had begun to check the
business. Western Canal brough 80
SGD; Philadelphia 3os Cd.
At the London corn markets on
the Goth and 3lst ults.. considerable
business was done. ElnHr was firm
ut 30s Gda3ls. The money rne"ket
had suddenly hecnme tighter, and
there was further rise in the rate of
interest expected. Tea was steady;
though rather dull. Tallow was dull.
Consuls 97a974. $k
..... CoNsrANTiNnpf!E.
The dates arc up to The 2el nlt.-
Col. Rnti'lett yesterday with the ant-
ograph Of the Sultan to tho Emperor
Of Austria expressing his thanks to
Austria for the preservation fpcsce.
tNlS.
Aua. 3lst.--T'his evening an extra
ordinary activity reigns in the ODESSA
Z prain market. The stores ale made
g3pna,e To contain tho arrivals, and dc.
pots have been. established in the opcr
air for the purpose.
The French Government snys Of:
fcially hat the fears wllichtliaxA exis'
ted respecting the harvest areig ground
less, as the quabti,y of wheat is about
average insamoul'., and exesllent il
qpali'y,
Accounts from Constan,inople. o.
the 10TH, state TINT the Sultan, has
adopted The Vienna note ,!witl2psma
,erial alteration.
The Russians will evacGatc the
principalitics in September, upon
which the fleets nre To return to En-
gland. Malta aud Toulons
The cholera appears aieSbe spread
ing further over The NORTH ot Europe
There is hut little news from Chi
ma. BY the arrival .ofthe India mai
The failure ofthe,imperial attack upoi
Chi Kiang Foo is'confirmed. The
imperial Fleetlhas returned to Shan
ghai. chiskia,g Foo isisaid to ahs
,s,he keyto the Chinese Empire. The
frienlifof China are sf theyepinior
that tie fruilless attack decides til.
fate of,he Empire. Rev. Mr. Tay
Flor, an American missionary. was il
tho camp Of the insurgents dn,ing The
attack and says they did not sasler'h.
least injury from tho canonadlng {"
the imperialists. Intelligence hat
been eceived Of a revolt in the lslan'
of Fomosa. The army OF insurgents
started from Nankin for Pekin, bu'
subsequently was recalled.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Affairs in Mexico.

snmc length to Mexico, and who dn-
ring his sninurn there had various
good opportunities Cor becoming ac-
qnain,ed with the political condition
Of the country, has handed us some
memoranda Of his conclusions, which
as he is a sagacinns aud cool obscrv-
or, will prove of interest, particularly
as they are opposed in the chiefp"'n's
to what the people and press of the
United States believe 10 he the true
condition Of Santa Annals admins
,ratimn and policy.
He says, and it as'o'asles us, with
Santa Anna's precelents of ahsoln,
lism. energy and lnvn Of personal
control before MS, that the President
leaves the management OF everything
TO his Ministers, and they are afraid
or ton lazy to act. Santa Anna came
intn power, breathing hostility to eve
nv inhahitant Of the United States;
he published his hatred; constantly
harped on that theme, aud his official
journal has abused this country III the
most unmeasure,l terms. He drcreed
THE raising of an army of $1,000
tncn; he prohibited The gcircala alton OF
American coin; he euacied that any
Mpxican who spoke inifasorof a6neX-
alton to the United States should be
punished with death byssen,encc of
court martial; he threw himself into
the hands of the Spauiards, the Mo-
anarchists, and the church he abolish
ed the liberty Of the press, and final
Ily, established, in clanlcstine man'
ner, a system of titles lr priests
These measures, however. have
not realized his expectations. The
Spaniards aud Monarchisis were 10"
feeble to assist him or raise funds. the
church would not lend him some $780,
10000 lie has tried to get rid OF
the Monarchis,s he had placed in Of,
flee. with the attempt to replace with
I.ibcralisls he has had to explain i'll
published decree that he did not in
tend to establish the priest titles; his
! Ministers have had to acknowledge
that the government is bankrupt, aud
is obliuedto suspend payment in some
departments.
There is not revenue sufficient to
NEE, tho wants even of an cconomi'
cal administration. The army est,
mate has had 10 be reduced. Santa
Anna has been obliged to call on the
Governors of tho States to suggest Il
model raising money. although he
has already seized upon the funds OF
these States for his own purposes.
Finally, in thspnblic interview he
had will, our latei minister, Judge
4 Conklin. notice Of which was pub
'Elished by the official journal. The Uni
ON the 18th inst, the Presi'
Iitlen, expressedabe greatest friend '',ir
'tIfor tho United States and the Amer
lean people. He said to the minister
alt is with deep regret that | wit.
ness the departure of your Excellcn
!. CIV. and | hope you will express IL
Your Government the sentiments man
Tested by the Mexican Executive; til,
good wishes that animate us to dra"
closer every day the friendly relations
between b"th ha,ions, particular!
the prayers utteicd for your prosper,
lily and that ofthe American people
Santa Annals hatred for the Amer
leans, aud it is vain for him to disguise
~ ID Ia1IlV IN The extreme, = lit
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

a man who cat earn fifty cents
day and board, or seventy.fve und
board himself, can support wife and
four children, fhis wife is IL help
meet, and save money. fe can do
it, because thousands have done it,
and what has heen t!une can be done.
The rule should be, get all the wages
you can, but live within your means,
no matter how small they are.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Everywhere throughout Penusyl.
vania strong feeling is manifested
in favor of tho sale Of the Public
Works. This feeling is participated
in by all parties. The Indications
arc, tina, sonner 3or later a bill will he
passed by the Legislature authorizing
the sale Of the public works Of Penn.
sylvania to the highest bidder.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
ReliJ for Mew Orleans md Mobde.
New York, Sept. II.

The subscriptions here for the Mo-
bile sufferers amount TO $4,000, and
from all sources TO SCI, 900. The fetal
amount Tor New Orleans amounts 10
100000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The bell in the west tower of tho
grea. cathedral in Montreal, weighs
24,Soo lbs, aud the tongue $40 lbs,
the whole costing $4,000,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
New York, Sept. lG

The frs. meeting IN regard 10 the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad project was
held here, Yesterday. Hon. Robert J.
Walker subscribed s1O,000,0OO, and
Dr.. Newcombe, Of Albany, 100000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
Further by the Niagara.
New York, Sept. Is,

A despatch from Athens dated the
2G,h, states that Thebes, in Egypt,
has been almost destroyed by al
earthquake.
The war party in Turkey has gain
ed the ascendency, which has consid-
erably complicated the question, aud
will give to Russia u new excuse
for postponing a settlement. a hos.
tile feeling against France aud En-
gland. is also manifested among tho
Turks, who accuse the allies Of cow
ardice.
is rumored that Turkey is vii.
ling to have the Principali'ies formed
into Independent States under Pro-
,ectnrate from the Turkish power
! Turkey continues to arm, and $4,000
Reserves have been called out.
The Russian Consul General in
Egypt has been recalled in conse-
qnencc of favoring Turkey.
A change in the Turkish Ministry
is expected MS soon as a settlement
Of the present crisis takes place.
The Emperor and Empress Of
France are still at Dieppa.
tits thought there will be another
reaction in breadstuas.
A slight outbreak occurred at R0a-
A riot occurred in Liege in conse-
quence Of the high prices Of grain
Similar disturbances were made at
Client aud Brussels. NIL
1t is believed that Government will
not prohibit the export OF corn b'lt
will temporarily open the ports Ii ye-
quired. M
SWEDEN. E
\ public meeting was held respect
ing the increasing price ot corn' G
ITALY. FYs
The expectation of corn from Aus.
trian Italy has been prohibited.
AUSTRIA.
Two more war steamers have been
ordered 10 Smyrna.
.II Russia.
Commercial affairs are unchanged.
Exchange on London is better.
YtN ----->e------.-.--- 4a 4
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

w Why is a Watchdog larger at
night than he is in the morning?-
Because .,e is let out ct night, andtai
kea in in the morning. d
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Ex-Governor Briggs. of Massacl'u,-
sets, has accepted the appointments
Of Judge of the Court Of Common
Pleas, in place ofJudge Merrick.-
He is the first Ex-Governor who has
ever been upou the bench in that
State. ..s..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Barnnm is going TO canvass Wis.
consin in behalf of the Maine Law,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Within the pas, ten years overlen
hundred men have been tried for
their lives in this country. OF that
number how many were educated!-
Not a dozcn-indeed-we only re,
member two-John c. Colt and Pro-
lessor Webster. s
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

4 Always pa.ronize ao advertising firm
rather than a drumming one-great
.drum,uers are generally hcartlcss dun
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

The lalo John Price Wclherell, of
Philadelphia, left nearly sl,O00,OOO,
aud no will. He preferred that tho
law should divide lis property.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
THE MIRROR.
"Pm,se where toe Gun, and censHre
Whcre re mast"
NlORGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday, September ~, 1859.
EASTERN AGENCY.

l14lJ I't'-' II y TT = y
III Mr.. c. PIERCE, No. iG, South Thru ST.,
Philadelphia, is one OF our most oh!igmg and
attentive Agents.
T.. W. CARR, Third street, Opposite the Ex-
change, Philadelphia. is also our Agent for that
City.
OTHER AGENTS.
DR.. \. PARSONS, Gladly Creek, barbour CO..
hus kindly consented to act as Agen, for the
Mirror.
d. NJ. ANVIL, Ncstorvillc, Barbour CO.,, Va.
G. CRESAP, ESQ.,, Kingwood, Preston
county, va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

1t is the decree of Nowspnperdom
that hcncefoi,h Railroads are to have
double tracks aud no curves. 1t is a
vermillion edic,. Let it be respected
accordingly.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

1t is proposed to have graveyarAs
along the lines of our railways, ut III
,ervals Of one mile. This would al-
ford more rapid burial ofIhose who
may be mastered. The age is pro,
grcssive.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Four Days Later from Europe.
Nrw YoRK, Sept. II.

The Franklin arrived this morning
M 7 o'clock with da,cs to September
lst.
The Franklin brings l6o rassen-
gers. among which are Mr.. G.. w.
Kendall, Of the New Orleans Plea
yunc, and hlessrs. Lanilz & Green
ouch. Scnlutnia. ------.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

Miss Martha H. Nlowry, NJ. D.. of
Providence, R. l.. has been elected
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women aud Children, in the Fe-
male Medical College of Pennsylya,
MIA, s.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24

AN Irish lad complained the other
day Of the harsh treatment he had re-
ceiyel from his father he tra'es
me- suil lie, mournfully, 'as i'll was
his son by another faIherana mother.
PGsrrY Goop.-A country exchange
begins aiorcible appeal to its delin-
qurnts By thisitoucting sentence: ''Fe.
lpust dun otwe shall BE aone.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

CITY TRADE REPORT.


The stormy weather to-day interrupted business
greatly.
BREADs1uTTs-- slightly favored buyers. The
transactions Eciuded 1000 ibis sour, ct 81 66A Q
choice state at IS os4 S. si: mixed to fancy West
ern at s. 12K So 37K; and other grades At proyor
tiopste to figures Nothing new occurred in Canadian
We have to report sales Of only 200 bb+ Southern
at SIS SIX S. 62 for mixed to good; IS 62h SIS 81
for fav ,Iite ara IS sl So 87h for faucy, per Dbl
wss valuable The business embraced 800 bushels
GeEoses white ct 81 SO 81 36; 500 Southern do
at private bargain 20 600 Western do chiefly at 81 70
81 80; and 5000 do rel at 81 1e. RE and oAts sp
pesred about the same Corn doing better. The
wovements Comprised 81 900 bushels st roc 72c for
unsound; TIC. 74c. for mixed southern and Western
ard 73H, zoe for yellow do do per bu.hI
CorToSqbe sales ~ lay amount to about 900 bales
without change in prices
CoFfHB There were SO bugs Rio taken at 9zc.,
chiefly at $50, s2ic. per ID.
FEATHERS About ], 500 lbs hvegeese changed hands
FuIcHrs : To Liverpool 600 bbls -four were engaged
% Cd; soms sselr dem 4nded o. Cd Wheat 1T
I'd in bulk. To glasgow SO tons OF logwood we're
gagged at 32s To HAVE -four a. 65c per barrel and
for Australia or California
Fnun-ssiss have been made Of 900 boxes bunch raj
sips, a So e5 So and 20 sernes part at exc
Csc with IS boxes shelled almonds private terms.
HAYoh rven was pretty freely Dealt in, at e6c 81
Hops-About 40 bales last years crop were bought
during yesterday and to day. at from Soc. &c., IS in
quality, per ID.
IRon-scotch pig held shove buyers limits, at $50
S34. cash. and 1856 s36 six months per tor
LEAD No hing occurred 10 this line. The ppy
lia hit ard owners were frm
LINN -RocklsDd needed ut $50. for common, and
81 90 for lump per bbl
NAVAL STORES Crude turpepiipe seemed ,tivs.
ccBr6s' ole qusBiiy sold st So 81 SO 62n per
$50 ibs Spirits turpf ntiIe rusd duh ana hsavy. Tar
upcbsuet-i anr resa inanimsys
ons We only rec'rd sales Of d 500 galloas lin
seed at 69c roc and few pipes olive, 81 % 81
IS chiefly The latter rate per gallon Whale AID sperm
remained a. last noticed.
Provisions - Pork some shat unsettled. The sales
CONSISTED Of 500 hb,s Western, ST. SIX Sl3 for
prims: SIS % Sb so fof ana SIT 70 for clear
me- s. per Dbl No change occurred In cut meats tha
silica of which reached 1877 packages Some 200 bbls
lard wee Obtained at l0hc I0nc. per 10. Beef
lees sought SITTER tina Operations embraced bat 2I5 bbls
81 81 IS s. 25 for country prime S5 81 80 % foe
city do 81 90 50 IS for county cas-; Sl S7 a$l2 50
for city do s2a Sl2 So for rescksi Chicago do and
s13 rs sI4 for extra do per bb Beef hams, butter
and cheese were previously stated.
RCE No change TRANSCRIBED ia this line.
SoAP.-The,e 200 boxes CASTLE engaged ahead Of
Of arrival, az 1l1sc. per ID
SUGARS SeIes of 500 hhds. Cuba made. in lots,
at 4l1c, SC Der ID
TALLowwe rate the disposal of nearly 500 lbs.
prime at 10b per ID
wHIsKEY There have been 500 bbs. Ohio and prison
sold a. 25slc. 26c. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

fore which were araignsd and triel, six prboseesE
among whom were four non-commissioaed ofAcers
This may be attributed to species of spirit knock
ingsn through the medium OF q whisksy leg-the
argument to sustain the "intatuation" being rather
forcible one, as several Of the audience" were
knocked over from its effects. portion of the
"lunatics' are undergoing treatment not in the
asylum, but in the guard house, and strong hopes
are entertained OF their recovery.
BILLY BOwLsGs, JR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17
49, - - -
MUSICAL.

IMPORTANT MUSICAL NOTIcf-coRRECT MANU-
script cor az all tho fashionable music the
various instruncnts be had for shns each at
Dslys Music store 4g GRAND street pleasing Sersnsds
&C Band, o~phngsed yoos and mental can BE-
2pssscd oa very reasonable terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

~ $780,
no WHOLESALE Buy Frs CLOAKS AND MAETIr..
las1he subscriber iDyte8 the attention Of
lis extensive mportaOns for the present fall selected
by himself Paris during the last month and
every novelty extant bro, 70 his OF
cloth velvet ana silk Cloaks being exact copies
models, and corning the largest
desirable assert or sde goods city all
which he offers az wholesale tho most
terms CLIO BJLpIN, Paris Mantila Emporium, s6
Broadway.
S,PAULDING, THOMAS a VAIL, IMPORTERS on
- goods for mems wear, No Al Jo0n street offer YER,
comprehensive stock Of brcedcoths and ooetg pa
and fArcy cassimeree aud vestingf troiga 30
qualities 10 the choicest which hsy inyitc
ths attention Of buyers throughout tho country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-17

NLOTHINa AND FURNITURE wANTED.-LADMs
~ and gentlcmee having any TO dispose Of receive
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