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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
~ Read ae Dialogue on The First Page, &c.

COJH.NDyFfCdJED.
Gentlemen There is a foolish rumor that The Cover
nor fused this morning permit the Flag Of the Uni
ted States 70 be hoisled The Governor Of Virginia bss
nothing 10 do with III flag Of the United States, and
feel myself authorized deny that the Governor spued
any order respecting it. As this is calculated 10
inlure the Governor, hope you will give Il prompt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
BanksI BnnksL

The Legislature Of Louisiana has passed bill pedg-
ing the credit OF the State fer loan Of I2 900 600 Tor
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana.
In Boston, an application has been made the Legs-
latnre, now IN session, for Bank Of ten millions.
The Legislature Of N. York have determined to aug
ment the Bank Capital in the city, by more than mi
lions.
IL IS said, that our Bank Committee will probably re-
commend an increase of banking capital of millions
TO be thrown into banks with branches) Richmond
Norfolk, Petersburg and Lynchburg We trust, that
they viii recommend limitation of the TO SO at
the least.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

"a LOT FOR SALE--IP For Sale Lot on the
n Basin Apply TO John w Williams, at Mrs Tomp.
kins Boarding House.
req. % 04-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
To WILLIAM SAITH, Esq.

CuLrEPER &. H., February 18TH 1886
1EsTLKMEs; acknowledge, with the most lively
sensoi'y the receipt of yours of this date apprzinr
me, thai The Convention, in session. has deermin
ed on NY nomination., as fit and proper person to be
supported ny the Republicans Of this District in April
next, tor seat in the Senate of Virginia"
VIII not affect indf. To this very atterino wi
dence OF the confidence of respectable portion Of my
eowcitizens So Tar from it, acknow ledge most cheer
ialy that deeply and gratefully appreciate it, hut such
al the present nionent Is the condition of my private in
terests, and the high character of my domestic duties
that cannot refrain from the expression of INV deem re-
grst that circumstances in the estimation of the Conyen.
uon should forbid it, TO confer upon another that honor
OF which cannot be otherwise than Justly proud.
may not however, resist this imposing expressio of
public sentiment, collected through gentlemen oil intel.
iigence, worth and espectabty--coming as they do
from various parts of each county, OF which this Sena
toria District is composed and therefore weld myself
and such humble talents as possess the important
service, in which it is the pleasure Of the Conyeton
should enlist
Accept, gentlemen, my thanks for the kind aud fat.
tering nanner in which you have communicated me-
the decision Of the Convention.
With sentiments of respect,
am, your honored fellow citizen
WILLIAM SMITH.
10 Messrs r. TscymanJ. f. Taiafe,ro, George Free.
man, j. X. Nelson
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The Presiden, and ssere.ary, be puhlished n

Gig ed by the President and Secretary be published in
the Culpeper Gazette and Richmond Enquirer.
, GABRIEL GRAY, President
JAMES NEWMAN, Secretary.
Ihe following is the Correspondence had betweeL the
Committee and Capt. Smith:
CuLPEPgR G. H., Feb. 18th, 1896
DEAR siR-Acting on behalf OF the Convention now
IN session mere we take pleasure in the duty
assigned 10 us as Committee of announcing To YOU the
sct OF your nomination fit and proper person 10 be
supported by the Republicans of this District in April
nsa' Tor seat IN the Senate of Virginia ~ add with
pleasure SIR our concurrence i'm the nomination. aud re.
sPectuy ask on behalf of the Convention that il may
oc accepted. Very respectfully, yours,
TRAVIS j. TWYMAN,
JOHN +. TALlAFERRO,
GEORGE FREEMAN,
J. X. NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

"FBEscH RELArIoss-The following extrpct shows
that the Cabinet ut ashingon of o
cal dispatches from our Charge dAhares in England
announcing the important fact which stated on Sa-
turday last viz that the Government Of France had
tined England Of its readiness pay the indemnity mo-
ney, without delay. The letter below is from leading
member Of Congress, attached to the Administration
party:
hasten to inform you, and congratulate you, that
our difficulties with France ended. O1fcial de-
spatees are here from Mr.. Vail that the French Minis-
Try have written to Lord Palmers on, that the Presi-
dents Message entirely satisfactory, and they are will
ing to restore diplomatic relations and pay The money
The English Messenger is expected might He cane
IN the last packet"-.N. Y JOurnat IF Commerce
true bill THE following is from the highest au-
thoy in Washington written far back as The 14th
instant:
" We have this morning received official intelligence
that the French Government has communicated through
Great Britain their entire satisfaction with the Message
End their readiness to pay the money and be friends An
English Kings Messenger is hourly expected our de-
spatcies having gotten ahead Of him From the bottom
81 my heart do congratulate you this cheering aud
glorious news"
We shall probably have the official despatchcs in ths
scurse Of the week.
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we shall publish in next the strong Resolutions,
and Che accompanying Bill which have been reported by
The Bill denounces all belous publications. having
manifest tendency and design disturb the peace of any
of the States IN this Union by exciting the slos to in.
surrectioD as public wrongs and criminal ofitnces'-
and Furnishes all persons convcied Of any such offence
before the Supreme Judicial Court upon indictment pre-
ieued against him by the Attorney G, neral with fine
and Imprisonment"
motion to postpone them iadsfaieiy was lost on the
18th inst by vote Of 81 to T. And then The Resell D.
tons finally postponed to the next session isi
months hence) With scarcely dissenting voice.
Mr.. Walker, Senator elect from Mississippi, len
Wheeling on The 18Th inst, for ashingto We have
no accounts Of Nj Nicholas the other absent Scnotor
We presume, De Senate is fai III ey will take
up aB the important nominations.
The Ohio river broke up on Monday night the, I4th
inst, probably TO ils very sources
= nl ". I,uInl....- e.. b..
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THE EXPUNGING-

10 Messrs T. J. Tsoyman,J. f. Taiiaje,ro George Free
man, J. X. Nelson
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24

Provision MARKETs-Boh markets yesterday presented
appearance The mild weather for the past
has tlwed springs of energy and witty in the
and very large On Of the Of every
Vegetables which last week and
yesterday plenty and much enable prices Even
the e effects Of the weather. and Of the
ones he'll their wood the rbant
funded by the arrival of from the country. with FIRE
wood at much The annexed quotations will shew the
exact st,t- of each market
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Il HE I'll f II AL ID.


Real entirely beat stocks yeserdayhe the
latter fell Several sale Of real place Of the burnt real
in Wall street. which brought great prices The lots
fronting Wall street, Of exchange street, by
the Mers JosePhs for abu Sl5 O00 They uend learn to
build immediately splendid banking house the ground The
Merchants Exchange Company have also procured the whole eek
TO William from Vii and Exohause Place. splendid
Exchange will Immediately be erected, Ostrpping the old
From these and several other sales prodgOus impulse has
given 10 real estate.
In stocks there general heayea difference Of three per
between and time sales. This arises from the great
scarcity of money, amounting pressure. United
States Bank fell 126eash. 1t is feared tbs stock will fall
further
There difficulty brewing somewhere Shall find
il out! shall we print and publi-h the cause
u. :. Bank l28 o. y, I'll, g. Vickshmgh Bank iN7,
23k. Mechanic Bans $50,
City Bank, ll9. n. o. Canal lo5
DeLS Had. ia54. 81, :, 81, Ocean Ins. Co, i55,
Com b NIX. lllf, farmers Loan Il6t. l6, Isl,
MorIis Canal. 81 ?, II, Manhattan Gas Co, I14&,
N. q. City Bank, lust Mohawk r. r., los, O.
n. o. Com Bank, r3t B0. II Prov. r. X, mn l63,
Ohio 4 T., llS4, l9, l33 Bos Il NoT. II. r.. l0lf p
An. Tr. Co., (Blil.J us. Is, N III. < III. X r., Tf,7,
n. II. a Del b. Co, 9S, Utica r. r., l2l, lit 81
Illinois Bank, ILL.,
Prices Philadelphia Exchange. February IL
q. : Bank, l27A 2, 80, N. o. Gas Co, S4z,
Girard Bank, 69t, II, Vickshurgt Bank o.
Western Bark, ct. New Castle A. X, So,
Kentucky Bank. 63i, Inland Nav, p,
Planners Bk. Trun-, n, Schuy kill Navig., 164 &C.
Planters Bank, Miss l-5 Del i Hud, 1904, g.
Agricultural Bank, l2j,
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CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
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The 40 hunters ofhe Franklin Library psblhed form
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THREE Nights in a Lifetime Domestic Tale.
Jacob Faithful, by Captain Msrry.u-
Tales, by james She dan Knor les.
The BOudniaB Story Ofthe Times of Wat Tyl.r
Select Poems. Tales VI Womans Trials by MRS. C. Hall
Real Lite Pages from he Portfolio ola ChroncleF.
Peter Simple, BY Captain NARY at.
The Dark Lady OF Do
Richard OF 70. L, or the White Rose Of Eng snd.
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GEORGE THOMPSON, THE ABoLITIoNIST.
" An e he above ditfgnis..d ind Nsl embracing
the in hi in Eope auf A.ies
will be publ hsd heEre the 10th of March, md viii b.
York feb lS-im-eod
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WANTED yOsng Girl . do the up sas work and as
w s in taxing care Of children Alsa do the wash
vnig and kith hen wOik those with god
Apply Immediately ls2 Green street, Houston
feb 4 lm@
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EiKk.! FlKt! FIRE!

ElkE. FIRE! FIRE.
III X. ROBINSON. &c NJ. ~ Go rtlandf street P.opre-
t Pi7sher of the large Five Plde begs anouncr
i public that he l. ready 10 meet their ,ruabs f splendid
Color Pnois Of said Picture Al variety of Tor usr Cs
sb2o-lm* -
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CARDS. W. BRYEAM returns his sincere thank, 10
N his end and the public for their yey extended
patronage during the he has business and hers
aequant them that he enaTgng his when he be-
ber PrepaTedo e demands Il psIross with supply Of
every thing in The line Of the richest
and dv actItd heh the improved
d clarifying by st am w. b. a'uers hmef that nv l con
tuning TO have his god- the best
snd free irm any dseerons the r. cn tur ned mi
he enRot tail 10 give raj sat faciion hoa have al
cad tesi- and who ay exed their p,onsg. m the Bow.y
>,rsm C freiionaTy, NJ 28 y and the Branch Store
No29i aud street hetwes Chy tic and F1rsyt streets
Nb Cy and Count od"Fs stftrded psnctuaty and
ht'h ard .eT oav Of the siiy ee ooarre 2-if
tAftET IN sE RICH OF A FATHER-wALIIs
NEW ELL vii this dy rulsh The uoIk wi h
POrrai II the AUTHOR complete one vol Pee Si s 20 n
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MEDICAL AiD.-Dk. GLUtEK pp1Ile The

MEDICAL AiD-Dk. GLOtEsk pPsi1e
A'A puhic thht he consulted
usual his office, where his devoted
treatment and O certain delicate Diseases, their different
An Gleets Structures, Gonorhra
Ulcers Of long standing and all diseases arising from mPuriy
the blood such haed the skill
reneed in this branch of The profession Strangers apprsed
Dr. Glover having completed the regular study obtained
his degree in Medicine and Surgery in Philadelphia, therefore de
sire not to be rated among the number of e advertising
and putting nominal doctors wsse found every pub
ie print
He will be found at his Office No street. Broadway
.ecoud door from the American Musue any hour during
day and evsrng, on 10 ok. There
oee the first through his the second being the
rom the Museum through private entrance his Office door
feh2iIf
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FULTON MARKET.
Beef, ITO 10 cts pr 10.
Mutton, s to IA Cts do
Veal, 9 Ia Is sts DO
Pork, 10 90 II cts dc
COINED Beet, z 10 L cts per ID.
Chickens g. o. Is per pair.v
Ducks, Is Ia los do
TurkIes, los To s. apiece
Geese, 81 do
Venison, l8 cts pes 10
Potatoes. l2s to l5s per bbl-
TurniPs, 81 TO 81 cts per bush
Carruts, IS 10 IS do
Beet, As do
Onious, IS TO Is do
c bbagrs, u per dnz-
Apples, 81 81 TO 81 per Dbl.
Butter. Ut . cts per ID
Eggs, 3 for Is and very scarce.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24

VALUABLE DISCOVERY! READT HIS,,
DR. 4. VI GUIOSS UNIVERSAL PLASTER, FOR THF
CURE OF CHlLBLAINS, CORNS, RHEUMATISM AND
SORES OF ALL kINDS.-This truly valuable PLASTER has
been generally used and already given entire faction curing
all y me above affections the universal relief that affords
o Chbains and Corns sufficient establish efficacy; il
offered to the public and speedy remedy for any Of the
above named diseases obtained III Bower, corner
Grand street The following among the number Of
testimonials vlready received.
New York, JAN 26I89i
DIT T. NJ Gnlon Sir: should be wanting in duty 10 Won
did not take tins method of test ing the lasting benefit
experienced IN the Universal Plaster curing nv
frozen iee after trying remedy could hear Of eject
us speedy relief almost Improbable when after had
feet two hours the pain e them entireIy-,ou NAV
make what use of this letter please
Your obliged servant
Signed Y THOMAS
BROOKLYN, l. L.Jsnuary 30, 1856
Dear Doctor Ny Cos which stated you plagued me
so long that had exhausted all patience in trying
been DESTROYED root ana branch by the Of Universal
Tasler-wich Tor your kindness IN recommending
many thanks Yours &c. p CONOVER
For Sd at Ne IL Bo~ery of Grand street NJ IS
Henry. corner Of ke,t- fen e-eo9rn
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MA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. States, HOldedgr, Liverpool;
Sally, Line HsHTe
ARRIv -shp.-Pionser Norman, Pernambuco; Duncan
Randall, Pa
HMARK .-Iuvaisdsa are sppIized ;hst Dr. BR NDRETH
will advice those who b medicines, TUESDAY aud
THURsDAY oihes No spruce Get, door be
sfHe-aI Hudson stIvrt Rsud. teb D 2w'
u READ DIR. BRANDRETH'S ADvER-
TiSEMENiS The advertising columns III Is d termintd,
expense, place ms GRANDFATHERS YEGE-
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS BEFORE THE PUPLIc. II
bene6ted by them viii DR.. BRANDRETHs
faui. THE ADVERTISEMENTS speak for themselves
feb l6-2n%
II HUDSON'S MERCHANTS NEWS ROOM
AND FOREIGN SHIP LETTER OFFICE corner OF Wall
Water streetLeers o all foreign ports received
At this establishment and forwarded BY the earliest conveyance
JAN <z-u
UMERCHANTs EXCHANGE READING
ROOM AND SHIP LETTER OFFICE, entrance No. So
Broadway and GO Exchange Place.
Letters and Papers forwarded all parts Of the world by the
earliest convey feb lit
~ MOFFAT'S CURIOUS ADVERTISE
MEN1Solthr Nrrabi. Lite Pis ILon,x Bu.- wi be f1nd
Turn aud read en morning beoie breakfast
want an appetite teb6-u
USUB POST OFFICE-HUDSONSM ER-
CHANTS MEMS ROOM, CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER SIEEETS-The Proprietor the solicitation
OF great number oI eIcan has connseted with ms establish
menl SUB POST OFFICE-tsruugh which ahnis and
receive FROM and forward their letters the City Post
Oaice every hour during the day.
Letter Bag will also Pc closed the News Room athe latest
possible the several nails and will be taken
From the Post Office containing let e mails
OF the Merchants 10 whom they addressed Further
nCuas OF the be obtained apple tn
News Room, where also all information the AID
departure of the mails, al all times he ohtned
Also particular relative ship Letter Baghe time Of
shsns 40 &C. aiumes be had application to the CONT
tns R0em Clerk jan SIT
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24

i PARTY GIVERS-THE SfBSCRiBER havins ioae
experience snd extensive practice the
Ociety, in inducing Public and Private Dinner Parties Balls
&c viii be glad TO take the entire charge SUCH other parties
Waiter OF capaby and honesty procured the
and most moderate
Bills of Fare ed required the cooking DEPART
men will be superintendent 10 save trouble TO families
H. NJ FALCONER-
Orders left Messr. Smith & Cause 50 Reed street. will be in
stlntly attended 10. fbI5-2w
10 PROVE ALL THINGS.-Let every man be his
Dentist and his teeth by using Dr. Sans Magne-
tic Odshlca See advertisement, The Teeth! The Tseth
feb off
- observation-disclosures CHAPMAN have renewed
~ from III TO Sc Maiden Lane. where they will
Spring trade extensive assortment Of Cloths
ngs' and Trin mings. feb l6-tf
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPINCs !. taught
Commercial School,
modern and approved principles The h-urs Of
the learners COMMUNICATIVE being classes The
instruction al pan PRACTICAL and comprehensive During
the the pupil will open, post and balance complete
Ut books and Be qualified perform duties
IN PENMANSH1P morning, afternoon. and evening" TEL
moderate Apply l53 Broadway, lover Mr. Mhaus Druggist
Store.)
From the Boston Gazelte.1
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING.-T'ne manner in which
this art taught but imperfect idea Of practice
of 5erchants and when time
oounins-houe, he finds mude between what
and what he has heen taught than really
deier OF theatre and Aaddn lamp The great difference be-
tween theory and rraccbetwsen the study sf lis an
pcat;on 10 practical well known need
think Mr. Fosters PLAINLY connecting systematic
Srita actual acknowledgements advantages worthy the oonse
a"n OF all whe wish the forms sna modes Of
a Thorough and efectual manner.
MIR FOSTERS long experience counting and
's penmau qualify him, in peculiar manner Tor the duties
OF hrs profess on Jan 6-tf
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Neutrality-suspicious. States, HOIdedgr, Liverpool
Sully Line Hsvre
ARRIv shPs-PiOnser, Norman, PernAmbueo; Dunca
Randall Pa
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B9 RsEsts 4 I'M LXNN C9MPANYs INDIA

B0SISNs AND LYNN C0MPANY's INDIA
street. opposite Hollis Hotel, New York,
hARk ~ The propreto obtained the highest premium al
the late Fair Of the American the best specimens on
India Rubber ClvhiIg Boots and Shoes
The suhcfiAers stock In Fart following artielrs
nd warranted water proof la male:-
Gol's Hair Camb e. ....,
do Wrappers do Life Prescrver,
limitations do do do SWIMMING Ref.
1oaFs iiair Cambiel Coaks do Travelling Collars
Imitation do do Sporting Bags,
=. 10 tapes Water Bags and Bottles,
MeImo snriouts Travelling Bags
Dhhns surtuus Letter Bags
FTUsk Coat Of all kinds Gas Bags
Sporting Jackets Injection Bags
Monkey Jackets Caters for riding
rra toais Leggings without feet
rdiiSloons Baggage aud Wagon Covers
Wading pants with feet Gluyes and Mttens
Long LeggiRgs with feet Caps with Cspes
Shor lido do Gun Covers
GenlleIne: and Ladies' Bosts 4 Hand Rens
shoes Horse Covers
feit' Tor carry ing money in Saddle Bags
Ladies Aprons Hose for conducting
M-sesdo Air Saddles
CnIldren's de Hydrosaic Beds
AR Mattresses Bathing couches
do Pillows, &e &c &c
Asc India Rubber Cloth of all widths and kinds for C,ar.
Gig Wagon Tops Curtains Boots, ether uses, for A
constant supply always o. hand
Orders from Merchants in the United States
ly attended to-
25-,f SAMUEL CHASE
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WILLIAMS & DOM, Late FROM.BOSTON
w wholesale Descrs IN staple ard Fanny Day Goods having
taken store No. % Broad few doors below the Exchange
;e have received aud opening ur hundred
Foreign and nestle Dry Goods which the offer for by the
package piece good he had in this city, and
% hoh they respectfully invite the attention Of from
different parts e the Country and city. eb2-f
MOCK TURTLE SOUP-Aithr Clinton Lunch cur
W ct broadway aud Liberty up every day in
sHpcror sf-le. ian ea-tf
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ARGAlN-SkLIING OFF.-The wh

TItO Cap MAkEKS.-Soo New puiand Seal skins,
II superior ntcc. DUNSICMB, BROTHERS.
feb 19-lsst 50 Brcau up stIirs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24
a WRIGHT & ROWE, HAVING FORMED A

- CopIftnefhp or the # Fur and six Hat
- and Cap business 4l0 osdway Of Canal street.
III the public Fl her whole
Hats, but particularly ii lila which they feel warranted
IN from tn fact that they hsve sPard expense Obtain
the best aieiis and ard finished kmra
the country, and not surpassed 4 ea by imlsr
ta1shmsn regards uTab Of shape and appear
auer, and, fact all tbs rsquis u frst-rltr Hat
These flats sPok,n ghy of from motives Of in
teresed nature, hu vm really
what represented be, and often The case cheap aud
snowy Article nae ~ take in the HssPecig who
unSequlltd with the quality o la; their aim
shah be TO ca family and excel if possible, in their branch
ct business they hnS they haze arrived that
Offer the III q their manufacture
lie, Of the very bet made the United ates the
price, which Is -Four Dulars.
Also, Of al kinds of Hats well worthy aren-
lion e Country Mrrsh Nheles~ Dealers fb 2l-v
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24

NEW 1Okh IAIIE.RSA ILsS.-Fast iFollIns
House fer sseOn VI ndsy March 7h, will be odd pubic
auction, At this well know. hhent he celebrated fast
ting Hose RAIL ROAD. For further eulaIe apply TO
feh 2f-3awts JNO. W. WATSON, 446 Broldwev.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24

Il AIDES LOOK AT THiS.-wATSON L VAN
DUZER 5s Chatham street, selling at very reduced
splendid of Furs, consisting Cspe
Pelermes Boa' Muf Neck Ruf Swans,own trimming and
every other description Of articles in their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call for themselves the
scr determined clear their entire Fur prev
Gus l. the holidays. WATSON VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham street New York.
Also On hand above superior style of fine Fur Caps
SUCKS
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~ NOFFAT's CURIOUS ADVERTISE.

Showing each Other heels the last column fourth page.
Turn aud read them every morning betote braka, 1t
appetite teb 6-If
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OST, 2d Of February, about O'clock pair Of Geld Spec
~ taes, Broadway, between White and Frskn The
finder m be suitably rewarded BY leaving Bleecker
50 Brad street feb 2-l<
1 OST-NES EkDAY, A SMALL RED MOROCCO
n WALLET, aiming Il doi.sr OF the Sandusky
Bark, Ohio and note OF la I'd for $40 doll with sandy
other plPcr OF value pit the Pyaen
has been stPPed The finder vii be literally rewarded by leaving
a this afice. feb 2f-St
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24

IO IAlLOkS.-waa ted Immediately 0 Of
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