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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

Through the polite atte ntion of Col
THuRsToN, we were favored last evening
with the Journal Of Commerce of yester-
day morning, received by the steamer
Massachusetts,, in Il hours and 10 min
utcs from New Yort-irom which we
copy the following late and important
intelligence.
(From the National Intelligencer Of Tuesday,.
Extract Of letter to the Editors, dated
"NATCHITOCHEs, June 80 1896.
"Wc are likely to have lively times upon
the frontier. Genera! Gaines, who is still OH
the Sabine, has, within few days, received
dispatches from General Rusk, the Texan
leader, dated at Guadaioupe Victoria, appriz.
ing him that the Mexicans are coming down
upon him in great force. General Rusk has
issued n proclamation and calls loudly for
aid. General Gaines for reasons best known
to himself has called upon the States of Mis-
sissipp Kentucky, Tenncssee,a and Louisiana,
for a regiment of men each, and talks of ex-
ecuting his old instructions, Of crossing into
the Mexican territory, and taking possession
of Nacogdoches. Ills plea is that some vag-
abond Cadd ,es hnve committed two or three
murders about Is miles from Nacogdocbes
These murders, if they have been pcrpe-
trated, (which is likely,) were committed
seventy miles within the Mexican Territory,
and have happened very apropos if Rusk
should be driven eastward. Should this turn
out so, and his retreat be upon Nacogdoches,
the consequences are obvious. The friends
Of peace hope that Gaines will have the good
sense to stay where he is, the sort of game
he Is made to play for others is well under
stood here"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

From THE SoUru.-Advices from the in
terror of Georgia to the 18th inst. have been
received Uia Charleston. 1t is stated that
body of Tndians-500 in number it is said
have succeeded in escaping from the troops
ut Fort Mitchell and taken refuge in the
swamps. They were pursued and ovcrtaken
by detachment Of troops, but the troops
were beaten off This comes under date of
A ugusta, July l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

FIRST STEps. The anxiety Of accu-
mulating something for their children
il not enough for their support, at least
enough to set them anoat in liie-is very
common among parents. This IS 'nIu-
dicious, and arises from parental weak
ness. Educate your children well, and
you have done enough for them; teach
them 10 depend on their own strength
and this can be done only by putting
them upon their own resources-in no
other way can they acquire strength.
In truth, setting man ailoat on the
wealth accumulated by his father, is like
tying bladders under the arms Of swim
spcr, or rather one that cannot swim: ten
chances to one he will lose his bladdcrs,
and his sole dependence and then where
is he? Teach him while young to swim
n little with his own strength, and then
he will he prepared to enter the stream
Of life; and take care Of himself without
any cxtraneous helps. Under such cir
cums,ances, he will be likely TO buffet
the waves with far more success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Saturday July 2s-schrs. Caroline. Taylor
from Richmond. Simpson, from Su
van.-Postboy, IIarwick, from Holland, Me-.
Sunday 24.-Brigs New York. Petengili, FIN
Sullivan for East Greenw whch-Amerca, Grab.
tree, from do. for do-Schrs. Pan Mantanzas,
Bears, from Pictou, IN. 81 for Providence. .-Iu-
crease, NIcKinta, from Orleans for do.-Kocius-
CO, Barker, from Norfolk for Barnstable.
ENTERED.
Briggs Benjamin, Dennison, BaItimore.-Mary.
Turner, New York.-Schrs. Herald, Hayden,
Moble.-Delight in Peace, Nichersoa, Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Benjamin, Dsnnison, Portland.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

NOTICE.-We are requested to
mention that the Rev. Professor ELToN,
of Brown University, will preach in the
North Baptist Church in this town, on
Sunday next-morning and afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. DowLING will preach
his )are,ceH sermon in the evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28
Crockcrv, Glass G. China.
AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.

AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.
T w. Eddy next door north of the Perry
-. Cotton Factory, tenders his services to
the public, for the sale of goods, furniture,
Sc. at public or private sale-all orders at
tended to with fidelity.
Those who may deposite goods for sale,
may rely on having their wishes attended to
with confidence and despatch.
N. b. A good assortment Of Groceries and
other goods atpresent on hand, at reduced
prices.
July 81, 1886.
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MRS. L. KIDDER'S DYsENTERY
CORDIAL.

TuNIllS Medicine deserves rank among the
IL most inpor,an, discoveries m Phys'c, as
gives immediate relief in the most obstinate cases
of Cholera Mcrbus, p, sentery and Diarrhea.---
Children that arc teething are greatly benefited
bv the u,e of this medicine II has been found an
excellent remedy in sea sickness.
Certificate from the Lady Of Gor. Francis
Of Rhode bland.
Mrs r. Ktdder's Dysentery Cordial has been
used in my family, frequently during The last year.
aud has been found very beneficial, particularly
in cases Of bowel complaint caused from teethine-
ELIZABETH FRANCIS.
Spring Green, Fch'ry ~, 1885.
For sale by 4. }. TAYLOR,
Julyl4. l4S Thames-street
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LAUNCH.

A fine new ship was launched from the yard
Of Mr.. Sias Cottrel, in this town, last evening.
She was christened WIN. LEE" and is own
ed by company of gentlemen who intend ft-
ing her for the whaling business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

The Providence Journal Of Monday, says:
We learn that the Hon. Daniel Webster,
has been consulted rpon the constitutionality
of the "Bank Act" passed at the last session
of the Legislature Of this State-and that he
has given as his opinion, that the law is un-
constitutional-and that it conflicts with re-
pcatcd decisions of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of the United States.
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NEW WORKS.

NOTICE.-This is to notify al persons
~ that my wife Harriet J. Dawley, has left
my bed and board, and otherwise conducted
herself in an unbecoming manncr:-I there
fore caution all persons against harborlns or
trusting her on my account as shall not pay
any debts Of her contracting after this date.
WILLIAM w. Dswlsy.
Newport, July 2s, 1886.
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Tho School Fund Lottery,

InC SCHOOL FUnU LOttCfy,
Draws every day in the city of ProvideRes
at half past 2oclock p. ~.
Tickets and shares singly, or by the pack
age may be had on very favorable terms.
Drawings forwarded to correspondents by
by first mail, and prizes paid on demand.
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets i'm
nediately and confdentially answered, by
THOMAS DOYLE
Exchange Broker,
Providence, X. J.
Newport, July 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

Paris silks for bonnets
Lama shawls
Fancy hdkts
ladies Isle thread
Elastic hose snperfne
|Unbleached rikb'd do
low priced white do
IA great variety of knit
! do
Childrens do Of all sizes
"A few very cheap silk
shawls large sizes
Muslin inserting g.
edginss
Embroidered eapes&
collars
|Flagg and pongee do
|Stpitfield hdkts.
&c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

Young Ronlssos the murderer OF lie
len Jewett, the N. Y. Commercial Ad-
vertiser says "is now fighting aga'ns'
those bloody murderers, :he Mexicans."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

plated ware-Brttania do:-Looking giasses---
knives and forks--bellOws and brushes -castors.
tea-trays,-a complete assortment Of Perfumery.
together with great number Of fancy articles.
such as are usually to be found in store Of this
kind.
;De Cash. and the highest price, given Or old
gold and silver.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Combs repaired
in the neatest and best manner.
Newport, May rs. 8. PECKIIAN.
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NEW BOOKS.

Iafittc the Pirate of the Gulph, in 9 vols,
by the author of the South West.
Man of Honor, and the Reclaimed, in 2
vols.
Elkswatawa, or the prophet Of the West,
in 9 vols.
Woods and Fields. For sale or circulation,
ut III. w. A. BARBER's
July 81
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23,7l6 3.i0 AZ

Leaving balance AGAINST General Jack
son, under this head, Of t,centy.three millions
sepen hundred and sirteen thousand three hun
dred and thirty doliarsM
But what of all this? Although it is said
that Figures will not Gc," there are others
who will. The people will be told that it is
all n federal story-not n word of truth in it
and they will continue, as heretofore, to
throw up their caps and hurrah for Jackson,
,qtrenchncnt, and reforn-.N T. Com.
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SALMON.
OLD CHEESE.
July %.
STATE or RHRoDE ISLAND, SC.
sc.:-Cerk's office, Supreme J,idic
iaI Court, y,lly 9Th II. ID. 1896.

NV HEREAS Joseph =. Luther, of the town and
w comfy Of Newport, Barher.- has This day hed ~
III once his etition pra, ing for reasons therein sta'
ed that the benefit an NC passed at the January Sts
sion 1899, entitled 'an act for the rel ef of nsov
lent iebtors ;" may b- extended Ia ha:-1hs is I'll,
fore to notify the creditors "f the said Luther to np-
pear ne fore he holden at Newport, IN the
county Of Newport on the fourth Monday in august
u and show cause, u any they have why tbs pray
er Of said petition ought not to be granted
NA1HAsIEL SWEET, Clerk.
Juy 9S,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

At New York on Thursday evening. l4th inst,
by ths Rev. Mr.. Strobel, Mr.. Henry Snyder TO
Miss Eliza r. Engs, daughter Of Philip W. Enss.
Esq. Of that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

FOR SALE.
AA A small Farm, containing about acres.
HIm pleasantly situated on cross road lead
GDsA ing from the bliss road about "a miles
from Newport. The quality Of the land is very
good, and we'll watered, one acre Of which is au
excellent apple orchard. adjoining which in aneth-
er small orchard Of about 20 young peur trees. OF
the best kind, and in thrifty state. The house.
and out-houses all in good repair. For terms
aud other particulars enquire Of Charles Shermar.
Of Newport, or Of the subscribes at the premises.
BENZ. SMITH.
Mddletown, July l4th, 1886.
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Total s9,7G5,2Gs % IG2, ,220,s2l "a

Making difference AGAINST Gen. jack
sons rctrcnchmcnt and reform administra-
tion, of srrenty t,ro millions .fow hundred and
.Gny.fre thousand fire hunircd and ,Gily hro
dollars and iwenty-sir cenisW
II will also be seen that, under the admin
istraion Of Messrs. Monroe and Adams there
was paid, in eight years. on account of the
Public debt, s3,6l7, ,9sf "a
Florida treaty, &c. 6.lh2, ,0C6 81
- oo,02o, ,752 SIS
" lille the present Adninistr
ti.r have pa d ,f the ubI
debt, G5 jS3 49, u
Awards, sc. 72,, .96 %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

PERFORATED d TISSUE PAPER,
A beautiful article for covering the Frames
"A Of Mirrors, Pictures, ect.-Also, fresh
supply Of Plain and Glazed Tissue Paper;
and great variety of PERFORATED,
AND EMBOSSED CARDS, for fancy work.
reed for sale at
July 81. w. GALATIANS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, sc.
NEWPORT, sc.-Clerk's Office, Supreme Ju-
dieiaL Court, July 10Th, 1886.
WHEREAS sarah Ienn's, " Newport, in the county
of Newport this day iled in th. office ht petition
for riain therein ated that decree
sh ,uld he pass To di solve the ironal connection
snbssting between her and her hush ,nd harles
- Dcnnis-Notice is therefore hereby given the said
hares 5. Dennis thar he @ and appe il he sees NJ,
hefnr- the said court to he holden ut rad Newport
the founh Monday Of August next aud show cause,
,ny h" ha', why The prayer of -ad Iton should not
b. granted. NATHANIEL SN EEr, Cik.
/ In
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

Elopins,
Twill'd brochella's,
Striped buckskin
Leopold cords
French printed cam
bricks
! do. do. Joconets
Plaid muslins
Swiss do fg'd s. pfair
Black 4 blue black
silk
Coloured do
Rich ribbons
Blond lace s. edge
ing
French poplins
'rabby netts
Rich shahys
Foulard silks
Fig'd satins,
June, %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

EASll exchanged for Junk, old Iron, old
- Canvass, at the Variety Store mex, north
OF the Perry Cotton Factory. J. ". Eddy.
Just received lot Of prime Eastern Her.
ring. July %.
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Piano Forte Eor SoI,

NJ Hall has just received and offers for
A'A sale, one second hand Piano Forte,
superior article. July %.
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BOnmc ts--BOnncts.
TUlLEY s. HAZARD.

Receive from New York, every week, nsw
patterns Of Donne;s. They are nov so Sit
uated as to be enabled To supply latiies with
will be sold cheaper than at any other store
In the Union. July 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

EcoNoMy.-The United States Telegraph
publishes detailed statement of the expend-
iturcs of the government under the several
branches, during the eight years preceding
the period of General Jackson's coming into
Office. including the whole Of Mr.. Adams ad-
minstration and four years of Mr.. Monroc's,
and also similar statement of expenditure
under General Jackson's administration The
state ment presents the following compari-
tive result
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

Those who have been weeping over the
fate Of the two men who were recently seen
taking the awful plunge of the Niagara Cata-
ract, may dry their tears. The gentlemen n
who performed the feat were prepared for
the occasion-having been made, and placed
IN the boat for that identical purpose, by
some ingenious young artists who had moth
inc better To do. The adventures were not
injured by the fall-athough they fell to pie
.ces-[. " T. Com. .4dr.
Great South Cmoiina Rail Rond.-The
project Of constructing Rail Road from
Charleston to the Mississippi valley-extend-
ing it to Cincinnati-is awakening very gene
raj attention through the region of country to
be effected. A large convention is now in
session at Knoxville, upon the subject. Geor'
gia sent delegation to the convention; but
although they Knocked at the door, the South
Cnr"linians would not .'let them enter"-ex-
Icept as spectators. They will not allow
Georgia to have any thug to do in the mat
ter.-[.N y. Com. .adv.
MARRIAGs IN HIGH LIrE.-Miss Elizabeth
Cation, daughter of Richard Cation, Esq, and
grand daughter Of the vencrated Charles Car
rail- Of Currollton, was married at the church
OF ST. Roch, in Paris, on the Goth Of May,and
again on the same day, nt the hotel Of the
British embassy, to Lord Stafford, heir, five
recollcct right, to n margnsate, but which OF
the English marquisatcs we do not at this
moment remember. Lady Stafford has two
sisters married to marquisies; the marchio-
ness of Wellesley and the marchioness of
Carmarthcn. 1t is a somewhat remarkable
instance of brilliant fortune that ono Ameri-
can family has three representatives in the
highest rank but one, of English nobility
And il is not less true that these three ladies',
by their beauty, accomplishments and ele-
rance of manners, adorn the rank to which
they have successfully aspired.-.N y Com.
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By the IRE 'rnt RE-
I

Exp-nft ft"r- "fS BY the previous ny the rrt'rnt RH-
years on Exra,'AG,sr FosM Admin.
nrrou of A 'mf isruinn. isirstion.
Civil list 9,936.736 45 II.O2S 500 81
Diplomatic, 1,GG6,933 30 2.2iS.4l5 50
Miscellaneous, IOI ,0l6 80 lS,l9l, ,l45 50
Pension list, l0.IG1,04S 50 1901 ,307 40
Indian Affairs, 4.796.0459 96 l7,al4,Ol5 81
Military, &c. 29.69S,7GS 53 55,5S3,3Si 80
Naval, &c. 26,402,O09 G3 36,1G3G52 "a
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Lowell Stripes s. Driiiings.
A Bales OF stripes and drillings, for sale by
4 VI. Hall.
July 2S
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NEW SUMMER GOODS.

III SESSIONS has just received a great
H. variety OF Summer goods, among
which Arc
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w STORE.
No 9Sa Thames street.

The subscriber has jusf
opened and offers for sale,
n handsome assortment of
English and French watch
es-ear-rings-breast- pins
and finger-rings. ef ae
best quality and newest
fashion-Al@,. Silver &
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-28

The s,camboa, brough, no news this morning
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-11

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-Th regular
sales OF Horses Carriages Harness. &C. continue take place
al this well known establishment Monday, Il o'clock
The sale viii take place Monday 18th Horses
Carriages NC intended for this sale he shown and
or before Saturday next, 18Th inst, 5 O'clock p. vi.
JNO W. WATSON
feb loft 4i6 Broadway.
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RLAIR'S Mills, 252 WOOSTER STREET. " -sh-
- ngtuu SquareCOee roasted Der hun
drel pounds. No charge for carriage. f.bS-lms
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TRY THEM. AND YOU WILL BE SURE
il TO RECOMMEND YOUR FRIENDS TO BUY THEM

VI
DR.. GOODMAN'S American Anti GOnorhae Pills the
cheapest and best and will FIR stand the test the
tain SOnoThea elects, Structures. = mina Nsaknees
Seminal Emissions and all the seminary OF long standing
These pills prepared from tn choicest preparations ienf
cay combined toy Their The disn composed Of
American concentrated Of aapar and copaha aud the
essential oil, Of cnbebs 10 ella aid other choice and valuable
ingredients which the propr holds andote
above complaints Dr. GOodman American Anti Gonorhea Pills
have been highly approved by the Medical Faculty. and
end'd IN hospital practice IN preference 10 all her remedies Of
the day for the above diseases Tqy done up IN neat box
convenient for neutrality-suspicious. AMI agreeable tatno
smell from the breath that IN dou could drtec Let the
wise be wise for me AMI b. his physician with
and take foreign French Spanish English vegetable sprC
c. medical Of Amr lhnk themselves best adapted
the consu ions Of hir how country IL "
amusing obs the nonoaanee which apscr Of for ign
m i " Europe pr tend palm OF III. injurious
preparations he public tat they best understand the
treatment of ran diseases this country Their fore behaves
Judge for himself and be iampsred with b. quack
audaciouy attempted be forced him By H.
liberate setO OF foreign mounebanks
CAUTION-As these fair tial will frnd 10 be the
speedy for the above diseases thou doub they
will be rited BE particular inquire for and OBJ
Dr. Goodman American Anti Pills the follow
sspectabe drug and oher detected In
the above Pill, will be with according law, with thr
gor Black, iS7 Broadway p Dicke ais Broadwa sheeen
III Canal opposite Chapel street. A. Underhi 81 Betkman st.
of Wi lsm and Austin, So CANINE Price, 80
per bow. feb loft
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IL HIGHLY INfPORTANT no EYERY "a

IL HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO EVERY FA-
MlLY-feaTs Ut misery and hsnd eds Of dollars pay
ing few weeks attention and TeIy Dollars for
20 whole family I'LL PERFECTED, Muc Dancing add Wiring
We seriously eha eEgr the teach either OF the above
hra.che with We have learned of the Europe
and taught teniy-ore years, the lat tight
teach sstoEhngv cheap not obliged
have not for had the first prices pariicu5Iy qua
ufy eaVious teachers and Few Others who icou-l us
and benefit the public. and ,uIselv i~AAC COWARD.
ELIZA COWARD.
Professors and Teassefs of Music nong and Pnmp 252
Bowery. ebe-Iws
~ s j. WHITE, 60 WALL 81, wholesale
We okseiers and Paper De.lers. feb 4-5wS
II PERSONS DESTROYS of WRITING
good hand referred NJ Bris;ows advertisement another
column. ian 9tLtf
2, SUB POST oEEiCE-nUDsON's NIER.
GIANTS NEWS ROOM, CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER STREETSfhe Proprietor the solicitation
1t great number Of Msfcan has connected with his establish
rent SUB POST OFFICE-through which mere ahns and
others receive FROM and forward their letters City
Office every hour during the day.
Letter Bag will also be closed the News Room the
psbe moment 10 meet the several nails and will he taken
um The Post Office Containing letters. the mails
sorted Letters will he delivered Post special
order OF the Merchants whom they addressed Further par
tsuias of the be obtained application
News Room where all information concerning sad
departure OF the mails, all times he obtained
Also particular relative ship Letter Bagshe tme
casing Sc &C. times be had application Count
"s h"em Clerk jan 5-u
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TO THE PUBLIC.

in BROWN Co. having heretofoe made great improve
- in the manuactuTr Of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
90 THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention 10
this important branch Of business, and hater themselves they
have succeeded manufacturing article which for hness
durability and usr be exceed by nothing Ia the line This
nat the combined result Of several experience in the
actre much stention and in the pursuit.
Brown presenting public think they have
reached the umatum Of beauty oeapness nestne durability
AVID the They also manufacture and have been
Going Tor time superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS. This ha, has bsea highly approved by
public, long experience will testify. All sales for cash.
there fore good pays the es OF the nad Wholesale
fesers supplied al the shortest notice al
BROWN & Co.'S Priced Hat Store
sep To- Iva Chatham. Of Mott street
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CARD.-The undersigned proprietor Of Int liise
"A Once No 10 Chambers takes pleasure
ing able TO the OuekeepTs il this city, and public
m general that he has already completed the
ments for obtaining supply Of Coon country
that were made BY similar establishment in this city.
good servant Is dederatum with
TINS city IN TACT there greater The Subscriber with only
exception, has kept Office longer than
keeping Intelligence ofce in the city York Much
Perience aud facility which conducting
this business successfully Is control hope rore
abe in. great TO give satisfaction all who
with their pat Knowing, as do, the difficulty of furnishing
every cuomer with good servants the frs apple on if
Of the deficiency be seat TO tse oce Others wiz be their
stead, and OF course, extra charge will be made.
Having incurred heavy expenditures,
shall confidently look for increased support.
H. GREGORY, 10 Chambers street.
" B. The alluded above will explained on
application the Office. The public respectfully requested
to chl. feb lift
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A SsiGNEE'S -NOT!CE.-Hayng by deed Of a..isn-
"a ment been appointed Assignee OF the tJACOB
SMITH. IT the City Of New York, Livery Sta ,Keeper) in
rust for the benefit Of all Of his creditors require all persons
debed 10 lin TO make immediate payment and all persons having
claims demands against him 10 furnish Of the parcu
thereof without delay the subscriber, the
and Sonth streets New York.
Nov. 20, 1855 nov Soft WM.P WRIGHT Assignee.