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? 1 he Hunchback, a Pennsylvania Story.' opens
the Messenger for this month. It is well conceived
and strongly written. The following paragraph
?i 1 serve as a specimen :
" In tiic wilderness, my whole rime is so much
taken up with company, thai 1 bave scarce a minim?
left to myself. 1 hold lone conversations with the
lark, and thrush, and black-bird, and blue-Jay upon
music, often coaxing them into funiisi ??ic specimens
of natural melody?--with ihe o?vl, who is another
Km', upon demonology and der Freyschut.?with
the cuttle upon sunlight, and gravitation, and oc?
cultation, the atmosphere, milky way, star?, and
planets???tul with the wolf upon I??u?. und
Chalons, and Angora, and Roncesvnllos, and
[?mail, and Auaterlitz, and Waterloo. My forest
friends have taucht tnc a crea' deal; and, ?Mthai,
and in contravention "t the commun usage, have
charged nie nothing fot it. being the only instance ?
within the scope of my observation of knowledge
imparted gratis. The owl lius taucht me the value
rt a serious and grave demeanor to bim ??ho ?vould ;
alpine a nami' tor wisdom ; and bid me put un a
knowing look when I would pa?? for something
uncommon, and rival \. B, C and D. in the world's
e.timati-n. The thrush tmi^ht me that in feiest
minstrelsy they know nothing about "heat.* and
hur?."' and "allegro and afletiioso," and ledger
lim ? above and bclo???that all the cadennas and
flourishes of their system of music are natural, un- ;
studied, and untaught, always exe. ??ted con amore,
and with full soprano. It scarce c.??t the ?>!: five
minutes to prove beyond cavil, that much as he is .
accused of blood-thirsty propensities, he is not 11
thoaght, nor a lap, behind the wolves of my own
kind, ?vhom the world has flattered, worshiped
and deified, undei ih- name of conquerors, statos
.4 heroes. Indeed, there wat nothing con?
nected with h rest life, and the habits of l>east and
bird, wbicb I did not more fully comprehend at
twelve year? of age, than 1 have sine-* understood
any part of the structure ~: social life, and the
qualifications of the social character; although
these last were explutne ? 1 > me a; ton d ?liars a
quarter, and the ??a.te of a* much eloquence as
would have mail.* a volume of popular lecture? ui
the Bungto?vn Institute. I un.? u precocious
natural philosopher?at fifteen a 1 ipo ornithologist,
entomologist, ichthyologist, capable ol ?-.litinc 10
ige, and emending, with profit to the trxt.
many a treatise that has passed for erudite. Mine
?a? a practical lore,ever read? at my cali. simple'
cortvet, and ?tl??:iy> conducive to utility, as well u*.
to amusement."
? \bou Hassan, the R ' ise ol the Mountain,' is
? stronc ?u?! vivid Allegory?.1 species ol essay not
-" p 11 alai now a? mice?we ?!: -'- noi so popular
as i' should be.
' Incidents on Ship and Shot?' in the Life of a
Midshipman,' is a IVtet Simple sketch. !>ut by no
means equal to its exemplal*.
? 1' 1 it* Fate of the Gifted, No. III.' commends 10
11? the biography of a young and gifted fiiendi
R ?hard Bacon, Jr. interspersed ??.th specimens
of his poetic productions. It ??ill be rend ??ith
deep interest by those who knew him.
? A rale .?t" the Little Lake, by Mrs. Lydia J
Fnr?'?n.' is one 0: no ordinary meut. Mr*. 1'eir
son is a strong-minded, high-hearted woman, who?
secluded in one of the ?vti.l mountain gorges of
Northern Pennsylvania, surrounded by the cares
of a household in a sphere far removed from
affluence, y?*t sends forth to the reading world the
fruits of hours stolen from her matronly duties
which arc steadily winning upon the public car.
?Ve -i.sil place this story before our readers.
There are goed tales or ?ketches entitled ' Tho
- Last Night,' ' She Married Not Her
Ci.o.ce.' -???enes in the West.' ' Inter :?*? led Cor
tspondencts,' and ' \ Visit to the Hospital Ht
?-taita,' with articles on 'Botany' and ' Mons.
Alex. V mcrei re's System of Exchanges.' The
?seven Original Poems strike us les? favorably,
though lev. ral of them are fiir. We like best
one on- Flowei***,' by Mr?. A. M. F. Ant.an (late
Mrs. Buchanan) of Baltimore. ' Keuka Lake, by
"illiam B. Fairchil V i? next in ment.
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Tur Knickf.ki: .. i ?-. or New-York Monthly Magazine,
November, !-il. J.Bi-co. 1,4 Broadway.
i. ir stanch old favorit??now the eldest, we be?
lieve, ofour Monthly repositories of I '? g na ?. ti ?
m'ure?wears ils years graccfull) ??? th ruddy
countenance. No American periodical has ever
presented so great a number and variety ?.f Litera?
ry papers, ranging frotn grave to gay, pathetic to
humorous, from song to sermon, poem to critique,
essay to anecdote. It ha? numbered among it?
Editors an.) principal correspondents Timothy
Flint, Willis Gaylord Clark, (these two, alas!
now rest beneath the stiffening sod!) Washington
Irving, Lewis <'i-?. Prof. Ware, ?T. G. Pet
J. G. Whit-tier, G. VV. Greene, ace \ ?. N ???? ol
ihese have appeared casually orinfrequen.lv on its
page?, bat statedly and for years together, i rom
England, it has bad original articles from Bui wer,
Dickens, S mthcy, and many from Mary Anne
Browne. Beside those, and some bundn Is ol
lesser light? which have ?.?i'-amo.! fitfully on its
pages, its immediate conduct ha? for sevonoi eight
year, been vested in a gentleman who :? cultivated
in?!.- and ?experience iti the field of letters Km ad?
ded an engrossing enthusiasm and an unwearied
industry in the discharge of his duty which has
rarely if ever been parallele??. I here ?? no Maga
i ?? ? existence whose ?.nro? ?-?;?.? ,.., ,;,..,.,. 0t .,,
much well-directed Editorial labor as do ilr.-o of
the Knickei bockei.
The number before us contains two Letters from
Rome, ihu c?mmencoment of a scries descriptivo
of ' The Eternal City,' from ih<* p'ili*h"d pen i f
our Consul, G. W. Greene, Esq. These we have al
ready given to our readers. There arc seventeta
utln'r contributed article:;, several of them of de
?-iil-'cl me-it, suchas ' Th'.' Pioneers, a Sketch of
the Remote West,' ' The Burning of the Ships,'
?The Nameless (ira-..'.' by Mary Anno Browne,
and ' The Quod Correspondence.' The number
closes with six toen pages of Literart, Notices, Ed*
itors'Tulili-, ?fee. which ate um mg tli" i..-?i j?>?r
li'.ii? of the v.nrk.
The Liir or Gregory Lorez, A Hermit in Amenes.
New-Vurk J.iriu S. Taylor, II u:k Church, Na*s*u-?t
" F?r many year* I despaired of riudinc any mhaki
lam of tirent Urit?in that could stand m any degree '.!
comparison with Gregory Lop-/. " Wesley.
A religious biography, extending to 1-3 j.aj''?
SAINT NlCHOIaAS'S Book lor ?li l?ooil Ho.s an.l llirl-.
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This ?? .1 selection til fanciful, entertaining and in?
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??ift book for ihu Holiday season, now rapidly ap?
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with illustrations.
Correspondence ?f tlie N. V. Tribune.
getters from Cicnglanb.?No. II.
DESCENT INTO A COAL-MINE.
1...M...N, Oct. 'J, 1-U.
."On Tuesday last 1 went, by
invitation .'f Mr. C-, a rich ..1.1 collier of St.
Helen's, about twelve nul?-* from Liverpool, to
visit his Coal mines. My friend S-accompa?
nied me, und we ai rived there ?it noon in tin? iui!
enrs. Our host ?int us with a guide to the office,
where we found the bead ?gent with a friend wail?
ing t""i n?. So we immediately prepared ourselves
to descend. This, by the way, was no ordinary
tusk, a? we were obliged t" change all onr ?ar
ments, from head to foot. Imagine your humble
servant arrayed in a heavy blue pilot-clo'h suit?
the pantaloons made for a man at least tour times
my size, s<> that tliev hung upon me like a cloak
upon ti walking-stick. The arms of mv* coat wer.'
made ..? black linen, which ?at as snug n? the . .w
.?: garment ?at loose. My head-piece was o glazed
cap, while my feet were securely packed into o
pair of heavy shoes, with wooden soles at least iwe
inch's thick. A good, substantial oaken cudgel
completed the outfit.
The party consisted of the head agent and his
deputy, one of his :i ends, Mr. S. and myself, tn.>
under colliers and u boy. We cuiried lighted tur
red ropes t" enable tis to j?ick our waj down the
tunnel which leads to the mine. These tunnels
me so expensive in their construction that ihey
?ire seldom made, except when they can serve for
two or three mines. The descent from ihr surface
is at an inclination of two yards in ?very seven.?
The highl of the tunni Is seid ?m exceeds foui feet
They are used merely for conveying ponies to the
mines, where they are employed to draw the coal
cars upon the railwaj from th?> mirks to the ?haft,
: up which the roui is hoisted. Our party com?
menced the descent? und, ' accoutred a? 1 ? a?.' I
?followed. The whole atluir put me in mind o
soitie ??! Stcphens's vivid descriptions of some of
tus explorations. And i?. needed but a ?litht ex
ertion to throw back the fancy to the older, lime
when fuiries, hobgoblins, and all ?o-ts ?if a'?..- lerie
were so abundant on our earth, and when we cer
tainly should have been taken for an assemblage of
evil sprites bent upon deeds of darkness. Surely
extremes Jo meet. What more matter
than this digging of eoal out of the ground?b n
what more ?ike the romanee of ancient fal -
...i appearance when prepared to view the labor?
Well, we started, our cudgels in one hand and
tuned rope in the other?a ludicrous spectacle.
I be path was very ruggedand wet, the water rolled
; down, wearing away the stones into a single ?.-??} m
w hich the punies always tread, and which, of course.
gradually becomes deeper and deeper. We weir
j obliged to stop and ivulk sideways, (remember 1
I was ah ut six tert one with mv wooden shoes.) al
: v\ ays feeling our way with ^ur canes bet?re step
, pinj. as there was no safety without foresight or,
\ at least, without forethought. The pitchy dark
was broken only by ihe giare of our flambeaux,
i which threw a blight blazing light a few stepi
? .-. il that, - ? - '
the imaginai .ting thi
behind and repent
half a] ad that ? ll-kn ? ?? ? line,
' Uni..- via Tartareiq ' ?
We should perished t seems I
imp, sublet .
ir th ? dress. Vf tig . ? ???
ten minutes we came to a plac?
??.ni.J -:. \.
? ' '. : : ? ?
? .... here the a ati r cam? _ I
rents from the surface, mak ng ;- ??? ? 5 t ithe ra
I hi- i?ater is impregnated v
very destructive to leather, an i ': :> for that
- ... :ir_ ?;.,.,( ;,, n;:-.-.._ boots. \\ III :
u rri'ti; source of trouble to miners, and -i ; i
worked constantly by ?tcatn to keep :
noxiously impregnated fluid ai 1 enal - the co .??;
tu proceed with their labor? The road
came dangerous, foi loose and ;:?_?_? i :
rock ?vete strewed in our p w lired oi
-' care to pas? in sal t vit! it disturbin
th?'m. for, a? niny be ensilj conceive
I : ive not very agrees ?
from their places and sent tumblii : ifi? t
Pretty ?.:?-:: the __:?.!? ?? stopp?
?ave ..u one -. 1? . ? rmed U3 was I ?
mine: t'tii? we determined to explore before di
. . ? rther. So we followed him for abou
eight Mini?, ?li.rr ???? found m deserted and -p
mine, yel wi ,1 stocl
bed. Returning to oui p ith, we d- si ??? dedl
. d ynrds, when we reached the bottom of il
tuniiol and found-tn exhausted mine there. Tl
one we were to visit l_?y some distance ahead S
we walked on, -til? bending for a while, till ?v.
reached the railway of whi h 1 have spoken. V
oven is ke:?t burning here, (situated at tl
torn of the shaft oi ineri through which i bei i
ascends,) to create a draft and give air tot .
Three o tin- .;:i- ?vcre drawn :?t> t.? reci
upon which clean boards were laid and down ?-.
sa?, back to back, having first exchanged om tarre
ropes for substantial candles set in'lay: matter
w.re certainly improving ??it!, us, and I begai I
take courage, An uncouth, miscbie? ? -
gibbet-looking lad drove the ; my, - _.;._?. as
rumbled along, a collier songin the mining dialed
which ccitainly differed from any tongue or Ian
guoge 1 ever heurd or read. After riding a mili
through a very .Ink region, we reached our o u
oey's r,iid ani alighted. Herewc found a numbei
of the miners busily occupied, mid tvere enablei
fully to ins, eci th?- mode ..t operations. 11 ??
mines are worked by men. boys, and girls ' Tin
two latter aie generally i hildr? :i of colliers, nu.:
an- brought up to tins business, or rather down u
ii, ai a ?cry early ?up*. The girls are dressed i;
'toys1 clothes, and d i precisely the same work,v?7 :
till th?* baskets, load the cars, and dri?*e ::..- po?
nies. The head agent requested me to look al
?hem particularly, ?v.,ich 1 d .1. and observed thai
they appeared to he very contented .with their situ
ation. Stili. I could no) bul feel the strongest ab?
horrence al a system which so complete!}
these ?.: creatures and net'.essarilj destroys all
'he liner qualities of heart which nature has be?
stowed on them. It is useless to :> 11 me they are
contented. How dreadful indeed must be the sys?
tem which so darkens the mind as to make ?t satis
lied with itsowndegrad n in! Bet they belong t.>
the postrer class.?True, loo true. Still, are tl ??;.
not God's creatures?created by the same power
that created us? Arc they not immortal! andis
not their exist? ncc and their happiness in the eyes
of The All-Ji si of equal importai
of any other ol his crea:::- I ould we regard
these things as Gen regards them, and look upon
the ' pomp, parade, and circumstance' ???:. cl I -
our world a? Ht lowks upon it. what hitt.-i agony
and disappointment might be saved al the i i?'
I fco! bound :?' remark that \?ti.it I have said,
applies t.. :!:?? system which 1 have so freely r>-pr..
bated, not tu the manner ofi it in the
mines I describe.
The mine we were in is 180 feel deep The
shaft oi aperture is ten foot in diameter. 11 ?
? ? coal t'.'und in it i? about seven feet wide, and the
extent is not yet known. It i?. called " 1
rard's Bridge Colliery." There are belxnging to
Mr. C-. the pi opi ietor of this mine, fifti ? i pit?
now worked, in which over one i ?and hands
are employed! All the persons I sa? appear?
: cheerful and happy, though th .?? ? ?
m&nv of them having toi.
' th?'?- break out the coal, a' d all of them working
in water one .<r tv?o feet deep, ball soaked and ne?
cessarily very dirt?. Slill thej wen
cracking their jokes and singing theii ? gs .- :
they had no other occupation. Having
1 about to our satisfaction, we resumed the cars h?.!
returned to the oven. Here we found the colliers
about going up the tunnel?and 't was droll enough
to witness the manner of their ascent. A ;
i started?a boy grasps bis tail?his comrade hitches
on to : , and - '..".crio bim; then comes another
' ponv. then more hoy?, and up they all ?o. : ... :
and slipping and scrabbling, till they reach thetoj
.-. : g several m - .vans of ;- uls ani
1 boys. Should the lad al lose bis hold,
the result might prove somewhat .-.:-a?tr_ius?but
: 1 could not ?earn that such a catastrophe had ever
' happened.
\\> determined to take a ?1 ort cut in retun g
and therefore se.r. a messei get .: the tunnel ta
nave the baskets taken off ?.i one side, that we
might he in no darker from any thing falling :r its
above. Afiei a while the signal was given. We
stepped into the baskets which had ?en 1 ?vered
i tor us, and were at once on the ascent. T:;e shaft
i was very dirty. A heavy rain above caused a
stream of filthy watet to pour down in every direc?
tion, and it soused us completely before we reached
' the top. The rirst thing 1 called for or. lea .
pit and reaching terra firma was a mirror?for I
I was anxious to see if I looked a* comically (no: to
' sav diabolically) as mv companions. A ?'.r-sle
; ?lance satisned me that if there was any difference
i ? ?va-, the black sheep. So I ?aid nothing, but qu:
; etlv eut the e!.?> aside, and hastened to dein up.
i As soon as we were in order, we drove to Mr. C'.?
bouse to meet some eight or ten friends wh.irn tie
! ha?i invited to dinner. I need not speak of true
i Eng iah hospitality, "r of a true English dinner?
suffice it t
I the i ?hat. '. ?
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thi ir ? 'i'r".--. genlleacnly .I?-,??-'in ni .:. I re.| wurtb.
N. ". i'1-ri'v :i . u -n tils and active eutcrpri.-in*> bu
-111" -? ?.-Il elljI'Ve: ihrOU?llOUt I.I" I.I...1 ?'..il"- ..?
l'-ivein? il'.-,;,- .... .r-. Terms marie known b)
appl'c .ii.m. per.oi : i nr le? ?? . po I ,
i '"i-.d l'or II fureirn wwrk? i??.I in otiriih r
in of Eu ?!?.'?. ut Kl"?.. ,\ CI >.'
l'or- im ;i ! tiue? ie ni Periodical ..ifire. l'.'ii Kroadwa*.
o'Jll :!!??",.
Igency fur Paving Taies on Land
IN ! HE IV ES. !IK"? S l'Ai ES
\ t No. !? :; m e r, i n n t ? y. \ ,? hange,
Wallst., A,i.--l'?r/i.
Il R. LITTLE.
K-ferrrie.-??Messrs.8h pman St Av..-- Al.'i-h Fi her
E ?( Samuel Marsh. E.*?|. :?? - V. ,<.'. Edward C. Del?
run, l-.|. s i-.ii.'.-i C ,; rlervcySar.ford, E:q. Ne? ll.i
?... Cou; ? ". H '.. I'-... Providence, H.I., Geo Wm,
Cordon Pos Master Roston -" Im
- . '.:. ?S'i???ittT?..
Gentlemen'* {Vholesttle nuil Kit nil
F \) l. A i s i i I IN <; S Ti) li i;,
202 ' '? aiham Square, ?V. 1'.
N It. -?Constantly mi baud ? .???n-ril i-?irrnient of
Stocks Si irfs, ? -.vu-. Poe t. t Handkerchief?, Hosier?,
ninve*. Shirt?, l'-.-r-, Bosom?, ' toll i??, Suspender?
Umbrcll '-. Ac. .v. . ?ill ..t wbich ?will l.Id it the I ???? -t
en-li i-ri? ??- . ' I m
K.N li li A V I N(.i U.N Wuu l> .
Dune ?n tlr- neatest mauner, cheaply and expeditioualj
at Trie or kick OF t::i n ...i ,v R| :,, ?0 VS.1-STR?CT,
By vn \it\ saAi? r.
Apply to the Publisher of the New World._an-l tf
)HiM:s JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY A.ND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
?J"i Jiilni -lr. et,
o30tf N E VV - Y 0 R K .
DCTCHER, i?KV>OI,l)*i ?Sc PLATT,
Aii?rneys, Soliciten and Counsellors.
Merc?-!::? Exchange, '^r'T- ? "r" J. N. Reyxoliii
:.'. street ) m27-tf (O.H. Pustt.
V l ? C .-. Ni L, DILL'S
FIRST PREMIUM
W T E ?< T-: O 'i' V s* H ir' t.? L fX ? K V,
No LU Fulton-st, fourth ?tory New-York jr.i'j if
T. [T. SV\ \1N.
BOOK AND JOB I'llirvTEH.
jeS6 No. 16 Ji-hp-sL?Tliir.1 atory, New-York. tf
C S3 A ? I. K 8 CLtTDI I ?,
? ? -, to ..''. .. ret ??
?l.rANUFAt ii R.EROF PAPER BOXES 12T WMliam
.'1 ctreet, of every possible shape, ?tyl?^ and variety, for
the .fany lineof business; coustantlyon hand n lars
a--..r;iii ?at of 55qu ire !!? n ?. piala =.. ! fancj, -:n?,?le. mid
la iota. jiro
BANDBOXES,
by ii" bale .?r n-s*.
Genuine (fcrmaa Cologne Water im-.rto,, .-n-.-i for ?ale
at n very Uw price. -1 Im"
D
l.??0:,iri(?.V.-T - - ie Biofore
? vi-'.ih.- undei ioI I"OVVNiENU <b KEN?
NEDY is by mui - .: bis day dissolved.
HEMAN TO v NSEND,
New Y.irk. Nov. -j. I-II DE l.v.NfY KENNEDY.
P.S.?Tbeafl le firm will h.tiled by the
midi coatiaue? to carry on the bu?ioess it
ihesame a I?ll !.v^t'V KENNI DY,
d21w" '.'Tl ?lu " i. *!r." ? corner of Km.?.
[,'?.?1 - M.3:r) ItV I ft. ?V-r-l r.l'l--' \> :.t
l? .m in i ? i ? ?? ?, , -? ?le and Shippe -
and Country Mer ? foe ?ubicriber? offer for ?ele ai
? : {, ?--;..?? :.r: - for cash, in lot* to ?nit |.ur
E- Parm le. S ? - Celebrated L?n*inpbunrh Soap
iod C lies ? routed to su ? . -mnate and to
??ve emirs skliafaction,
i 0 boxes jinrje No. I Soap, at very li?' price?.
IO?hj ,i? i.'.tent Mould Candle?, various sizes.
I 0(1 ,.., Hydr : i.. pi ?sed ?i > do
IdOO ii.) Common mould do do
They also offer for sale ?:::?-: every variety of Coun?
try Produce, locludio? Beef I'nrk, Lud, Hnuis. Huiler.
. n. I ir. Tongue?, Ac in lot* to ?ait pure-.
how prices for c?v?h. J. N. ? vi. VV ATWOOO,
??'? I _!'- l'roi
1?A? ?a?t?.N FOUIVTAIN, -.--?.. ?
This celebrated Mint-ral U'j er eoostantlyon
j fre?n i"rup.i the *?|.rinir-. for ?ale, srbolesaie and retail,
by iheAsrents, RA?S?NER& YOUNG, 1.1' Chaiham-sr. '
N. B S ai to any part of the ?t> frneoT expense, t 141m
sp031.*OS*ITI?N K?lalafrJK??.
V materials ?ad qaality, -tit of all ?iz?:e. cast a: !..?? O'
tice of trie New Wur! !. '?I Aan-sU Inquire of Mr. J. VV.
U 11*11 A K I?V in 'li- P-... lli-.m S.?tiieiiL'i ail-21 tf
IO.I.N WARWICK, .S-veep ?*.?ie|ter ?nd Re?
t?1 !"i:: r ?avenera . N l" J ; street, New-York.
Purchsi-r of Jeweler's ?ad Silversmith's Poh-hra??.
Pummitii?, Lem-ll?. Partiot Bar?, ? rars? Silver Bars,
Lsce. Gtltand plated .Meul?. Bookbinder's Ka?--, &c. A.c.
RCi-H? FUiLsfA!* PAPER. 1000 Reams of
AIME Ruled Cap. Forsaleby
PERiSE ?*?. RROOK?*.
,o~ Nil. hi l.ltiertv ?tr?et
FtOUB?Superfine Gi r?- ? wn in lots to suit pur?
chas in, forsa by E. B.K HAitDSO.? J. SON.
n-j lw ?'' Barlinj* - p.
P14K1.E??: Fit'Klatui I :?Urier* received
fur Oso. ?'? A-- irted Piekks in fiallou?. Halves sod
vi?irr_s. m me esual pacii.s^e?. Catsup*, ??aiijcrs. Ac. si
JOHN BROACH'S.
? fl?M l?tn '*?' l-''i'rnn.?i_ ?e?ir ?"ri."l
O?I>A ?15" quart-r cn-k* sweet Mala?? VVi-e :
,'. da !r...D bouinl .!o, asaperior article, landing fro?
bur KentiMky.sjMlforsalebyBORRELL v. MaTHER
IT v\''!-r street b' 3f
Be.*itH VIA HOia.\ vl'UAlKs- C'a.
,lr^?n cut ma.!? acl ??rr?uieJ. for sale cbeap at Mi
Waibinftoo-sL ?>i lw?
I> K Y GOOD S.
vjl 1 ron A- It!. MM.I., u ?77 S
?tomen i
i - ' '? ?-?-.:
? ? ? - .
i.l " - - - - .'?-.-'
_??'?? .
?tripe? ?
Mei ? .? ? F . ?v prices.
v'elve ; ..... . ... .-.
Silk - : ?. ?uperior ?:-. ? u .
? ;
!" ' - ? ?--...-?- - ,.f -:u,
- ? very
''(.'-?;-. - is th
iso at ?
R K chcne, stri ???? ?haded
" ' ' ... ?
? ?
Kreach Pilots .:' icw stvlcs, nt Is 6d, Is 9d ?_-.-_?'? . la
'?? - Priais it tery reduce.) f-n- ??? ?
\ o Domestic Goo - - :'.
luniry, and at factory price
- Mi ?. Sic u. .lu? .-i bDi !? -? rar ?
?ty -? ?i:!l?!iu..-: ????;. . r ?r'.i.li- of fane? ?
?: . '?.:?:..:.?? . n:.? it pri ???? that at -.- . \
?ble. 17". SPRING ST. '
N -Bui '.il- t rice a:! DO B?i Iw"
iiii-i-M ?tn.?: tii i-t-?*? : ? r ?vat
'I ,-..\ .-. , ,t i . ,.?,,., ,i ,, ,? i u Bowery ?Th
-:.--, i :??? ..;' N ??, VorK and vicinity, thai
? - ? - ? :. .?i ?--ry rieb sad . leg ml i
f l-> ? -- ? r Fui Mutis, ?it .inc.-- .-.
vi i.-. II-. irnesil) ? ?. : ...
?ail :,?- iri ? thosi ? ?
? ipp in ted K.ir iriaimiuc? of ail
., and Kurs. r> ired ul bort nonce.
'??? '- i - IN ..i -, i -m ?i sue !i>.i Bower)
Vfcli .ALL. <UOO-*-f.?ALFRED S ?HTM,
LI Mi - -lit Ta lor, No. I'M b'ultoa-sL ??alii ir-ntc his
? to tall ia,i examine in. stock of
new Fallt ? . - ? . _? fClotbs, Cassuuerci uni Vet
Loirs suited :.. the full trade. I.eattem . leaviu* tbeir or
rely t?;-..?i their being ii lil.-.l in tin m >i tatu
? Perm? moderate?Cash on delivery, s? if
< \>.i fiitit: WfttBfc^-Gentlemen wi
' " , ? in?, good cheap Clothing, would do well ti call
?t '?'-' ' ?? ?m ---?'.. trlieri they ca? ti. .1 garni ? it
.?:,..? - ?
Cloth Coals, |9 i |1S Cloth Jackets, 94 to S5 ; Sau
m it i' ints, ?i.... to $*-t,75 ; Cloth P tats $3 lo $',_
ol hi j'.idit COGSV. r- LL.
; -H_.l't.lK.Piir (STOKE.?Th
-.,.. .;..,., lid ... ? ?
t-;.'? Brussels, tii:-- and - -i'.r-r?n?.- lagr-in Carpoli .- I
Cloth, Km:? Malts, Haltin?, .-.itli i.li other -rn- ?
I - ?? ., .-r than can be bought ni au)
ither ?tore in the city. Pnrsonsfrom the country m city
?a I..?UI.1- m ,. ir.-?.will tu,.! ?t much to their -..:? ? ._??? to
call before put basing 5l?e?rhere. at 47 Caital-stre
?ide, near Broadway. I>?MK!M. WILCOX. iu373m
\ :' 6 V I: t' *?? : > K .. V 1. T .** '
-.! './.?KIM: 1 1.1 I \M? i I.l I
BLACK ?Hi NKIs ?t ??it? ?, wery.?
? - ?-.'- r.,?,- ?i. ii
.,-??-?- s '. , . |. ??
the sin ?. h uued
- S?tr w Hat M il h!'. '.'r>.
/ I.. . . I! ..?? rv, und ih-t !'.'
--. riment .?i Silk nil I \ ilvel
i; ou? iud I ..-.?? r?, - ut..; le foi
Trimming Hits ; ?" ? >l which he intends sclliu: .?? low
n? i. y cm be founl in the rity. Ladies .-? invited to
.i ... pulse forth m ?!???. TH09. VOUNG no 2*
l> 1?- ??.?>'?? i *? Dili.? IH. M l>K I . wi -
3 iu_- mi urn * m ? ...... . ."? ii.- 1' -? ?upeno itj of
| this valuable preparation uvet mi other of the kind cou
i-: ? i tu b ii.r more durable ? ben writ'--,., ?ill ,, t fad?
but rciuin? ta iin.iiii. ?? for years, and re**ulres b?i |>r?*
?i i- i [ion, liiui. e used ?I..1 ,. .iiiiinii.il pen as it is ol
the ropnr rou-isieiico, aud a single trial will convince all
Dfiuiulria.ii ?.. Bee re of counterfeits. Prepared
.mi -? I: by J. PAYSON, WillUton, N rllumptou, M?
u? i . ?.??!? genuine bon - ii-1? m- written ?signature, teith
-.?i? _ci.ii i ? .- . il '.iii.iii?. .-.ill! in New.York, ;.t whole*
?,:.-. .i. Ire ill .. \ I'..? 1? SANDS, DrugriaU, No*. 79
and 100 Fulton-street, and lit.l!) SANDS *. CO., 77
i; - II .?? ?? Prtce.37. ?--t.t-. o33 Ira
Li \1?*: nt .ti.\ M PAC. TI KUH"' AN U i (i.Vt
MI.-.-l:i\ WAREHOUSE, No. il Liberty-street?
: .-. Lilhog aphte, ?w.l <!i.!nr>-.! l*.ip.-rs in ail tlieir
varieties, made ta order of an) quality frota common News
in t'ne finest Book paper mm!.' in the country, at the fair
market prices, from the very superior mills of Messr? A
C. and W. Curtis, Boston, aud IV. A M.Curtis, Belli Hi
N. .! ii ' fn in ?n?.'nil other iiiuini! -.. t'iri-r-, inn inn the !.ns
: of machinery. All iirili-ra thankfully received sod prompt
' iv ..,-?-.? .' iii7?m EDWARD ri'itTi- A,, n
l KlHifl-OV, lately from Tmy, N. !.. taka.-t
'? tins opponuuiy in uhirin ii? old cnslouieu,
friends, snd the public generally, ilui he ha? taken i!i-.
j Clinton Hair Cuiiin?;, Cur ling aui -ibaviog Saloon, 133
Clinton, cornei of Grand aire?is. Having had long espe
rtence ia the business, he is competent u> cat and curl
Hair in the iim-t I'.tshn.liable style, i'le-ise give acall.
..n In,
PROSPECTUS KOR THK SALE OF REAL ES?
TATE AT NEW-BRIGHTO"*, Suten Island, iu the
amount m' Seven Hv-toaeo Thoussno I)..i t.??s.
r e- h I. I R?STEES <?K THE NEW-BRIGH PON AS
1 .-?i '? lATIONnlTerforssle, by subscription five hun
--?i ground, the most eligibly sKusted of any
.respecu contiguity to the ferries, and al
-., - ?,???..! ol ::..? most elegant md desirable villtu snd
country rnt* La th.. vicinity "t ihe city of New York ?
Th."/'-' hundred blockt ture la be .!:-( e?c.l o? ?t ? igbi
hundred .inimrs each; every one of them ?ill contain tigbl
building -? sad will measure about IOC by 200 feet, be?
lli i.-nt :'..r ? neat ?-. It-it" ??ml fnritetlpt.it.
E ? 'i r-sifseriber will ..i'i? n ?-. block value 1 ?t ??. ord
m_r '.. the .M?ri sales in ?in hy the Associatioa the last iwi
. from $1000 I .!-'". ind be may have allotted to
him properly *..r"ii from forty to sixty limes the value ol
- npiioB. "h tome of ihcm sre iplendid improve
menu, eomorising large mansion tmu-..?. hotel? i otugtw,
doi ks, Sic m perfect order.
Th? plan ailnpt".! tor disposing of the atiov.' properly,
presents great inducement? to ihe capitalist desirous ol
ni. . .- g ?? d inveatmeou, und to .ill who wish to obtain i
. residence it h moderate price, apd in .. .
the mosioligible in the vicinity of New-York. Fores
. il'.v -r.it. -.?itr. .li.inr loar Si -.:
Ijoiuing.recewily ?i. isbed by Thomas E.Davb Esq
..; , -stiel ? ::.' .' I '"". Slid ?Huh Is illiriViilinl foi
rill become th? property of one ol
the subscrib?is, free act! tuuncambered, st ? - ost to mm
of only !-' "
T.- -ou?e otl-rr ?uri-ei-ilier will he allotted, free ami mi
incuinijere.l; " Br.Lmont Ilnute'' ami ground?, no* ...icu
;.I as ii seminary for Joung Indies, at an auusttl riutol
|_
I .. lid " Patrtlura,''erected in 1S37, at a cost es
-il.". 1)06, including the grounds and oulbu
f .11 lo i - i i ' uaii imbered.
?? Kriirk'.en House " which, -*u:i ihe /round?, c ?it ?".- I
vi i ?... sad - ?? r? ii-w .mi! beaatiful couages, will be
.-?iinr tut- ? roperty of ol ter subscribers.
The 1-- ei ilion, in offering ... \ar-?>: an am-uat of val
?i ible property it on? time ?u luch favorable 'erms,would
merely r.-m,irl? that ihey ar? prompted to do ,-., ...,ei>
?it.'i llie ',..? of clo*inf their atf.nr? -.ittini th- term ?.!
rganixed existence, which is about drawing
j to a clo-e. They feel cou?deni ihit each labscribet
; will obtain '^roi eriy greater in value than the anioout o?
hu investment
l.i-t- ?f the improved property, '?nich cost in all ever
*.(..-. with maps snd SOCOm auyir.{ Cocuniniu, can
>?? ???.-ii on ap].|:cation to Henry Lynch, P.-e.ident of the
A--.icMt.oi-.. at their .Jtrt.-r, 49 Wall, eotrunr... first door
on Hanover ?tree'.., ?.a.) ?illgive all f_.r_.-i.ir detail? ot th?
? plan.
rerms of sub: no umiivided share of eigh
, huadr? I ???:
In cash.-..?100
la a bos : | syable ic o-o sad t?o re_irs, oa
iuwre?t. 4M
lee.
Book.? of subscript]?*- are openrd by LDW ARIi A. NI
i COLL. E*?.., Trustee, ?'. the office of the New Vorit Lif
_ I Tr ist I'ompany, No. 3S '-Va ! ?t.
N. H The .:-?_ pa? mr-Dt will tie deposited in the New
! York Life .??.d Trj-t Company, a-d the receipt of th'
Secretary of the Co ?,?.?.uy eivec to all ?ul.scri.er".
Bv .".:-.- Of ine Tr-i-li-r?. ol
PATK> T CHE*_IIAI. Oil. I.-lJIl'S
CHEMICAL OIL?BURNING FLUID.?The Mb
?cr:'t)-r would invite the attention of ihn public to hu
- . f-GREENOlJGH'3 PATE.VT LAMP*-.' which
from their beauty snd ?u;ier:or quslitie?, ?re d?:.?tiued ti
.i;\n:r.(/dr a:' otaer? uo? in u-e The oil ?hich :s hururi
in ta-.-tn is a .herni:?! pr?paration, venr c!*na in i-- prr.p.-r
- i -.rry tin?iant and ecoaotnical lis--?t. Th'
B-rning Klaid u a portable light, free from all ?mekr
?melt, or .-r-i??. m. will neither soil u..r ?tain. Comm u
Ump? can b? altered at a tri?in.; ..xp-n'e, to hum th?
duid. The sub-enber is kind.? permitted :.? refer '??> tomt
of our most respectable familie?. ?r.o a-e co-n using thi
article. J. C. HOOKER. * 1 Broadway,
between liraad an- Bros ?" ":*
N. B. There U uo danger of explosion i= '-"*<* ??'-"J
these ar- ? . "- '
PAPER.?Hardware, I''?-''.-'"'''"' --1'
|-|.'!i Pap?r.-J4? -rt.-i-i I-.'. XxV.
Ei relope do. -.'-x-l. 'dix-S?.
Colored Pap^r Mu.ic P!?"*- _ , ,
Wrappiac Paper of various sizes. For ?a ? by
> rap, tag aP E RUOT. jr. 31 Liberty it.
? i ? '--?uj-aj.-j.ai.'ss-' T'?flSilliail-*?-l'?r"s?-'*r '-M
W A iN i >
UrANTaBlt?Asius - -, - . -.3 wnoie-a
In- i?i. '?uh!,.-H., nl. (., , from lb
- -?-?-. , ? .
?n?pl -t.. v. a t emplit
till! object, the ?i!?erti.er ???,..? ,
-
?-,??-. .i - v
..-.'? '
\\' % ?< ?fcD- V. Startet -n '- Pet B?. . .
it a good honest boy. li or !???.-???. ?g?, ,
* required, i li V*"
U'A .11'E t?-I .? - first rale'1 lu R
Ipply to
:' SUMNER Ar'STEVENt?, Q John at.
-. ?. AN IM O. ? Re-pivtabie families ?re informed
iT t*iere i> no charge for temsu ihis day ?l in- of.
?jce ' ; 'ir.', ! ? ay, where ( ? can be had.
_ I I . i.lt.T
i.rt *!li.!M*? best of -er
i v i ? ..? ?l tbe skoi
? ?'?>?.'?_
^' ?? t'l.ll V H??.S?'Mi: '?" ?up;' ? ?' ?it
i ? -, .-._.,--:?.?.,...?:.:.:..--. J? ? I
.-' _ '?- I "
L'l? Dill <*l?'l?s t 'ti. 1 .. r ; r -,
, ?ii-i,- Drug S tor? in *???*-. urn ?
. . (i i.-. i.i.l V!,-.- .
. e r .??..I h.l? li id COUSld?!
:?' - r i- !.. ,i. .; li? .? COOS
.? ; . . the !'?:--. --, -ik.1 h .<
ild : ?? ? . .? ? re bot a a od ? ? ?? - .
?. I : ? v ? tioaable references will be given. Ad
,? ? :*? .? in I .?'
I -? F O ?t HAT I O .*?. VV A S i' ? I>-RALPH
i Mi.m V . - -, ... John Nelioiuof Roahy
ford Brewery, io the County of Darb im, Ei gland ??ilrd
?ne year* ... ? mi
lauded at Boston, where hi ? :"t lu* skip. If he i? tow
a irry much to hi? a.!-, ml
,;?' !'-. ?pp . he a .''-:.'-??.-. 10 '. e l':v . l' Ne?%
lork. or i I i Ord, Em-, of Sedgefi?l I
ofDarhani. Any one ?ho csui give infon
reaped ::? laid Nl I- .: ?ill be rea? ir.:.,l ; . . . ?
li. ?. BLATCHFORD
New-York, (V'?l>,-r 13, I ?I!.
rae Courier A Enquirer, Staadard, Expr?s*, Bo?.
"i t:l i-, 1' i ? il ?I ? B< r P ill ?'.. .?. irli -
on Courier, and Neu Orl? a? Pi lyune, will pies?, a ?
,h the "iii ?? ? i ? ?. ' ?!
ijx ?,.?!??. and send th-ir bill? io this ? t!i
It ?". ?? li<M? ??.*? II? I ?. Olli
ble for ? t. i. ' ..i?ii nul .-.,? ?ne, or two sincl?. seu
i- ?!? . -, '? i Bra d? it at 5t"
pillltl?. \ .'??. tie.ii i ? ??:? bis lady and a tingle
! > . lu ai can i.? ? rood b. ird in ? private Ctirily,
... .. -., .-. Su f ., ? ?.- in ?
?.-???!., ? Church - ? li id o i -t l>y cnili t . une
. itely. iff-'
?illilil) IN BKOOKL.VIV.-A ?reutlen
O and hi? wife md twu ?ingle gentlemen can be .??
?? m ii.i.i h.-il rvitbboru.l m a pleasant part ??? theei ) >i
h re i li j u tea oiiau ??' ? iU from Full m Fen ? R
?I'll" ?"?! vr. pies ?. t T r., - i.i.,..er ,!??. I -,
IHl.tlil)_l'l.-.i-'i,t ri.eiii. i.,l 1. urd i? ? ,.
I> film v ai.iv be had in < vet? itesirabl.;attou till
,- _., ?... |', .1 , I.,... . ( - . ,',|1. ,r ;,??- of
. ,-t . .. :. ?.-:...
ntj > ? ?
DO?4, !t ?s - \ Gentleman and hi? wife sin! ? fi ?
D ?eUtll-UI . . :??? l . ill.Jut 1 ?? I'.ll I. III.I .lie!
.? rv |.|-,. , . ? ..i.., wh?r< there are '"it te ?
\ pi) m ? ' Hudson ?tr er. u" I w"
J ><> . it l> >.. i ? I!. ..I. r I, -a. .
1 > I ,,., m .,.- .? I -,
T. ? liv.ll. Uulll .III?..;. -I,
I'..- ; ? ' ? . . ii-, .
? u-i.. pan "i lie Citj ? ? ? i im. rial
? - -?! , ?y, ??here but fow '?? ? I
tl . . , l?. :? , II
. ?le mai i tu I .i, ifort iblo. The house i? ??
? . 1 ? It, T.il.i-, lui ?!
- . '. I-, ..
.ji>.'.l;l?A ? Il l-.-.0..'-'?i .i .
! ?pplymg at30? flu '-? r. -t. je"/
.fi. i't'i M I?.?I, .1 .-lili? l,?..l.|.llV e.n I I.I
JRU' till STORE . od Fixtures Goo.
, ,. , ?ml ,. , .. .. ii , :,h iu. --. ?'. t busine? 'i. .h
.. ??? will lie . -i A. -, . ?? .1... ...
?J l w- ?Ml I II .v IT!'.*?'MR. Ifi :? ?? r. ?
A iitis-.A't' ,1 .e*?; Ai.",.--A i. o? i i
i-?. ?. t.. I'll co .v. ^ ork, ! I mile? from ibe II id
I mili from Kingston Court Hous?, The suis
m| >vi meut, h ? ?
? u' bou es and or? nun
lliOtlirifi ... ?"?" fruit tie? - Price, ??-'."'' ?
h remain in ??? sud aio'tfcsxc Por particulars
.i m .-VII I'M v II IIM It. In J In, ,i. Lit -w
2*? ?s A Hi JA..*,??: HABGitliltl !? . r
exch m?-'. '?' traen . i handsome Land, con
'mining lili ?? ro? ? .? i, soil of s luperior qualit; ,
? .ie-i',1 with t'. e-iT.-i ? *., te! covered with fine timber,
u. li is white ? ,k, hickory, beach, wnlnut. insi.'e ,, , I
lycaniore. Thosuilisad pted n wheat, rye corn, Ool
? tii ii. tobacco, iweet .mi ln?h potstoes. The ?bi?t
lauds will be -'.lil at leduced |itie -. n:nl on term i ?
.?It, or they will be l'ii'iiii?' ' I'm a!!?!"-: ill) I.
in r> '? -leili/e. For maps, diairram? and pari
? SMI I'll .v III; *? ! U I'. I in, itre t ur sai I tl
m
M-:i?i?'l*s '?'-r LET-Ai.In -
.with close!?, pantries <kc suitable loi ??.. .. .,.
v,-o, one large room, Mtrao'dinarili ?> e!: lighted, fuit?.
?;. for a work-shop. Inquire ?iu ths premise? of
JOHN LOCKE, m rea : 31 Inn -..
?A FOll -At.Si ?K HA? II ?,*,<: ? t
5'"5[i''in:'V Seit, 10 miles I'r.-m iliu ,:uv l-cate.J m
itueeii? County, L. I. containing upwards ?i! U icn iof
r-- :-?? Imiii The buildings areonedoabh boesc, mo?
urn finish, with crate?, marble mantles, nl ?? ?i loor s
ki , extra kit ben; also, S large burns, wagon mi- .-.r
risge Ir.u-e. shop, granary, poultry hou*e?u.d yard, tee
house, with nil other canveaiences aecessar' for n large
family. The fruit is of the best kind ami in everj v iri ity
ipple?, eherrie?, See in .-Ijiii. lance.
A large amount of Hi? money la.iy renaii o? .1 un I
mortgago; .r Brooklvn or New-York oi'v pr.?- rtv nouid
lie isken in exchange. A.Idr.vss L. 11.3. at t?i ?
..-. tf
J-Ii It* I? Sri 1 ?l'art of im, t*'. ?tr. I. ' ? ? No.
Zi". 168 Chamber ?t to a small family. P
? ? i il mi "e.ii .tel\ . lu mre at ?30 F tillen al.
?te? VAL? Alil.K PAKfU AT U. I'I'IN -
3;::. \ l'iui will 1 e sol I il m ilion ni iba Ho ei f David
sjaadanen, in Elizabethtowu, ou SATi III) \i.:.., e ?
. r I lib, ?t - "' ?lock, P. .VI. Said !',ir:u u ao? n . ",, s I
? y Benjamin W'lcox.and is ?ituated withia one mile
u.,1 a half of ir:' nourishing village ?if Rabway, in ' --?<
?'.tv, New-Jersey; coataiaing .? j re? >.: exeell i
laud, t.'urtv .1er.1 wh ri er' .11 i.r-t rate i"'w : u
m lulu?', the remainder, ex. apt the ?????.el lend, l>.\.nr in
rli >? ni! ib .. 1 on.! a ?o? The eh?s bean put upuu the I ..in
witkin faur yMrs post, ten ihnusaod busbels of limi he
- de* n'U'.'i i rlier urn,urn. Ou the preuiine? lire 10 ?
of young grafted Apple Orchard, a comfortable house,
?nu, a.:. Terms made known at the lime of sale.
O? I?''_
I lal.??sT??u iiArili AGENCY?H. M VVEAD,
1 Attorney and Counsellor al I.?*, and (j.:?ie.-al Land
?.?.?.?M. Lsw'stom, Fulton Co. Illinois.
n ?' renco?Horicc ?ir>-e|v, 30 \^u ?t.; Hou Abraham
rittin, Madison . George Draper, 53 iViUr it.; Naw
York : Dr J. I!. Matin, and VVu? r. McDougal. Chatham,
New Jersey. ..I.i Im'
t .M.I Alii, ??; HKOfKKTV FOi?SH.K
* AT 1*1 r.rt MONT..Rockwad county, N. Yorfc.
?ubscribers -.rr r for -?!" ? i pr fperiy on which il ey a?w
reside, -.time m the village of P.ermout, obou
?uarter* of a mile from the Isodiag, onthemaia U-. '?
-v iv from th? river r,, the interi. r.
The above consults of two Lou?The first ??bou ? '
?i-itii ibe oublie highway, length 31" feet, ni i
?'.?t by lit?? Ni w-Y irk dt Erie Railroad, It i gill '. - :
iverage *?.!ii? ..t Ml feet, oh Ah. It if a g ?
? itore ,!' ene an.) a naif Stories ?>
? ?, IS fee filled in with brick and ???ei? ?capted ?
i-.i.e-t of ? ??oi.rrv itere, (which ?u? b- ?.. profitelil
?..ir?ri'd ?r tfau place for ir..: !a?-. f.art) year?.* Alto o
?iri.:k dwelling, -1 by -- feet, w.ih a bri?*k ?.it ?
t?ci.'<! thereto, . * .-!. bouse .nul p mp eoiivenieut -so-A
ihed ind ota? r oui buddingi ne.it.;. and i ouvei ieatly er
ruBsed
The seeoiid Lot i? oppoaile the fi.-?t, l-il feet in lei ?rth
on ibe highway, by an average wi>ith of 00 r?vt, on - . h
are tto ifi.u-J frau.e LiuiiOiIig? CO* occupied ?- ?!? r?-h( u
ses; the retnsin.ler of me loti* a ht.nlv a tivattd kiicb
?:u jrarueo. Durini? the but summer toe ?bove premise*
n.ve undergone ? iborough repairing i.uj -rr now in tbo
m? ?t p-rt-ei order.
Person* demrcu? of purch-?.ne the shove : ropert) i n
ex ,!n>ue n !,_v calling on trie occupait?, or for Cnber in
-?i i ..m, to I. DAVIS, a Wall ?r.
i.i -?' p. H. St >? TAFLMAN.
voTTii M?\v :. y.\ a* ?'? '
e?tabl.?hinein in New-Vork t.-' gat b*urgnin* m ibe
Bool ard shoe hue. yru have onlj to r.?'r to be
coi:vir.i;eii. Ladles', G?? H mm,Boy*'and
Chndreas' Boot?. .**!.??? and G* '/
ray own manufaclure ?^il warraaieu li'*'- '
to mit the tune?. Likewise a largo aasiirunenl of ivA
xiuntry ?ork. wbich will '*?' ?oM r,-'rv r'"P
jy?Sm WUXm? AGATE IU Bowe-ry.
fift VAIIHIOIVA'SLK BUU1S.-1
M-er.ber. ?rsTfiil for I' M , ? .1/
M inform* hi* fn-u.l? ?nd the . ublie t m be ? ti
???S^W 11,, u -r *? W ir?.nola-'ure Dr.; r. ?.ork sod .'.ubl, -
. le Waterpne.r'B"''*? oftae f> r-' ?"?' n ti <.' If .--.?in, :.i
the late?t ?tvle, at very low pne *. and ! v taking ? .!'??
isgot ihe feet, and attending per?on*llj letbegettiog np
,,: i;u.ti.iner? Boots, be i? enabled to insnre a hand
vet e.tey fit.
Constantly on hstn!. ?. ?ete-t ???ortmeat of' .
UmiU ?t th' ("illowing reduced price?
.?esl Drs?? Boot?.froml-I 25 U>$1 ?M
(. .:!' lire?? h- ots . ?? 3 5 '., 00
?? Doubla sole Waterproof " 5 00 "
'? f'.rk ?Ole " e .SI
" Half Boots " 3 IO " '! 50
?!i?*?. Dancing Pumps Slippers. A-c proportiooaltv low.
Te-m*. Cash on e--liv,?ry. JO"N !.. VVA'KI'.
nl Isu III Fulton, i.ei?.... V? ???! ?nd ?r.'.-h-.t?
spSfV laAttLI-KSI BitK?D.-Faii i
^y find it to their i-i'i-re-t t ? ?? nd lo.PALMl R'.T-uew
J?v. Ba ,er> . .;? r:.rr ofSecoai! ?treet and the R ?ery.?
roe Brea I !; poun.'? ior one ?billing, ami m ,le from the
best aupe fine Flour. :?-! -'.'
