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Ship. smith Until Ly:pooI onqc nn
1ssi sa cs ooals ns. Ma s
,anss; i g. Then is Ann Eliza Encos ve% Cruz ne
OTIS chacs Ph aSera; Bell de- do Ysans ssS
lew sx dGe9 Ea9Ss s%h pssf s se s1
Potomac knapp, do; Maria Woeom, Bait
.t ARRIVED.
Packet Ship Erie Funck Hase Dec 25 with nsdze
sca Ann Richards, Petersburg, days. with coor to John
sc John NJ Clayton Parker. Mlton Del days with com
. BELowyi j; {, f. sHis brig
MEMORANDA
Pactet Ship Erie Cart Fune With great pleasure we
the arrival of this ship he ra on the
ah Of Dec but kept clear Of the channel on
the 27t on 40 the 10th of January since then ex-
erenced succession Of westerly Winds days 49,
and the num ofday in Ion without ing 20 miles
the weswar She did sustain tie least damage in the
gale the a5th the Passengers Brusnela,
dad three in the steerage.
The Packet ship Penns vana, Smith, will sail for Lverpool
this day o'clock NJ Her letter will cls Sc at half past
Theo will be packet for Havre day The sap
Normandic, Pel will sal! on the 18th,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Mansania Feb i2-ngs Geo Turner, Blanchard of Portland
@ & ds Ts FL & a se" so % Ssw %s0d
Ponce r. Feb 4mEr g Crusader, Pratt New York 18th
f a. s A hssy New
s SLs IS & Nav s YSa ss do st. An
Halifax, Feb t-crd, big Hsitan; o'Rner, Jao.sica
a hs s.s New ao,i sss
| 10 days. Asei'a, fancy, OF Phfiha ipha, fofd0,
NAVAL.
The u s. Schr Grampus SID en the Feb from Havana
a
The sloopof 81 Louis SID the 18th ut from Ha
vaoa, Tor Matanzas.
Tbe O. fsat Posmao, ron Rio Janeo arrived at Nor.
folk, March Sd,
SPOKEN.
No date Bahama Babk, rc sparker, from New York for
Apulnchicoa.
70 lat ~ os lon 70, 20. eh catharne Howe, om New
York, for Bermuda.
F.b ~ lat 80, Ion 81, bark sata, Montgomery from New
Ysgk, fcf NJ irsei lea.
Feb . Banks, ship Curtis of New Ysrk
from Liverpool, via. Lisbos for Philadelphia
Feb s. lat 49, Ion 75 &C. sch John Hughes o Newber N
c., for New York.
PER YESTERDAYS MAIL.
ST. Josephs E. r. Feb. s.Ar Sade vincoat New York
Apeincicoa Feb Is-Ar brig Martha Pratt YORK cid
shp MaDon, sp ding; Brig New England Crockr; schI New
York, ushins, q ] for York
Edcnton, g., Feb 2s-Ar schr Xuioda Rogers from New
York. ~ " "
win lson, do
Mobile. seb SCld ship Tuskipa, Poyt New York. Nano-
leon, Wadsvorth, do -
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Singular as II may appear u is very true that dur
inc the latter part of the past week some of the banks
were medtang and preparing defences in case their
institutions should be attacked they feared by
mob resulting from the great meeting in the Park
which was held on Monday. Arms and ammunition
were laid in on Saturday night, and the clerks tho
roughly drilled in the military exercises. These pro-
ceedings were Of course not to be made public-bu
key.hoie is as good as telescope TO the eve of ARIEL
and the spirit has laughed, and dresses up n csle-
braed poem for the Herald that lis readers too may
be nIirt.ful.
on wall stree, when the rsn low
All lhlocdls~s lar the unfrelder snowi
And ,isrk winter the sb-w
Of rark clerks nustenng fa,tsly.
Hu, wall street saw more o. thi. sisht
csmmsndad nist. of death To- hrit
Ths darkness Of the scenery.
n, lamp and candle fast arayd
Each warrior fly a Ais .a;-ust blade,
AnA fuuousIy the watch dog baya
To the dreadful revcliy.
Then sheek the desk with orders given,
Then rssad the boy n sham nsht driven,
And not so loud es bolts of heaven,
Far click the flint artillery.
And redder yet those sparks shall glow,
u " al streets dim and irisht-n'd
hnamtger yet shall be the show
oibank clerks gathering rspidy.
Paint marc--nor could luid sun
riefoe ene thick war dsst. rolling dun,
Wher furau. Jones and fiery Musn
Sneezem te sitting CANOPY.
Th- shs N hsh, dsepons-on. ye brave.
Wave. Dilly-thy ref 'terchef ws,e
And charge with those six clsyalryi
Ahi all shall pait where many rreeti
No snow sralh- Their winding sheet,
Nor shall to bp9rts q at touch Their f,tt
CAMPBELL AND
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DOBERT LONK Z. CsMD ENGRAyER.

n has removed 10 Ii6 Broadxa ay corner ot i,r,y seai
xsqs s c xii. q csd; Mssss;
ans nssk seals silver snd Bnss Door parcs.
Es- Apprentice wanted m7lm.
RACES ~ CO.'S RETAIL STORE, i54 b. oad-
cd their Wholesale ISL Waes ST. viii devote their
iashenshb Hat ie spnns viii dnd article j. peiicon al ss
Broadway. a.
QOOTSi BOOTS BOoTsi-Thc cheapest, hand
s~ss co. AND ess' ppSs sys ose 60 70 the New lo, ss
Gencmens and Chidrens boo- Shoes Of every dcsep
isq s ss e s se fe
Ing s,ss os' cssoo' bs boat Ine equal e the
.opsys The public sgs esesei,, Invited :. cal and sxa
sstsb.sbmeni hs second door ia en~Ic
%:sas % Tier !, Old and % .oSs .So Se . ncs
r-enwich street The ,scrbrss. oras, f6vors solicit
s sso 1s s ns1. S S
La. ns s. NE ,,. se p.;s for
N. Boots and shoes BY the package OF dezec. ns-lm.
81 LmME3IAATr,n 91Aar,s Az. AND chkTALS cUkE
sGs ss ms1y 2. q D..ca. .s win
piosus az expense By ~beh scnse. have See
cured and never enc case sno.s'o s H f., be,
ssismn known stated, me Hs Is happy now
being sensible y ssoSs and S Elects ss
that tins medicine produces andh dnes
wLhe confirmation olsmer ea'6 The medicines
10 need f s. . 20 70
I. 'sysi been ssomn % acf seens And s9
diseases that be would the oa raba dog
then sane enc. ID. BlDwEIsLtT ~ o,tftrcst,
n6em- the of Chatham street
I'D THE FAGLE BALL.-The secoud Annrai
Ball Of the Esgle Benevolent society ~l take place Shsk
Ha on FRIDAY evening, March fc 1891 The York
Brnss Band engaged leader Mr. Allen Docswahwho wiz
gay several favor ovcues from La somnanbua Fra Da,o
In Bay ysdeTe, w Pnatta, &c.
Dancing commence at O'Clock and continue vnti laie
hosr
Rsfte.hgsni. viii he handed ( round dsr.e The
cman asd Ladies and be procured Of any Of tho
msrbers offhe Society, and af the
Bar of Shaksp are Hall
AiwtIs Music Saloon W Broadway,
"a O. wood. No ~ Wall street,
Firth a HALL. Music Store, ! Franklin square,
ri Torn a. Co prpadway.
NB-Eay application for ckcts necessary ibs nambes
. limited and NEARLY fispospdof m2g-
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On searching the prisoners lodgings the usual bur
glar apparatus found, with number of counter
fat drafts and notes also some genuine drafts one
Of Mr.. Mitchell of Cincinnati, for el75. Two great
praise cannot be given to Homan Merritt and Sparks,
for their conduct in bringing these desperate villains
to justice.
q. 2. Phillips again. Another complaint was
entered at the Police against this person today. Is
seems by telling the old story Of "my brother the
cashier he obtained silver epine watch value $40,
OF Mr. Losche the matchmaker. Many other charges
are expected to beforthcoming.
ARRIVAL OF THE ERIs.-It is with no ordinary de-
gree OF pleasure that we announce TO-DAY the arrival
o. Inc long looked for packet ship Erie, Capt: Funck.
ber on the coast of France but had no difficulty in
keeping clear Of the shore He left the channel on the
Of January From that date ne has experienced con-
linued succession of westerly gales. He was for
fourteen daysin long 49, and for the same period, in
long; So without making twenty miles to the west
ward.
Notwithstanding the violence of the gale of the 25th
Of fDecember we are happy state that the Erie sus-
tanned no damage whatever Commercial
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CHARLESTON RACES, third day, purse 400 dollars,
two mile heats, won by Col Hampien's b. Kitty
Heath, beating Mr.. Winters b. c. Souiherner, Col.
FIELDS c. waddy, and Mr.. Taylor's c. f. Dais
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FInr.-A large fire occurred at Portland on Thurs
day last, which consumed the greater part of tho
BRICK block at the corner Of Exchn nge street.
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rr RoBIxsoS has published caricature of the
Seventh Ward Bank, applying for the fiscal patronage
OF the government. 1t is beggarly affair, without
point, wit, sentiment, or drollery to recommend IT.
The conduct sentiments, and principles of the Seventh
Ward Bank on that occasion, are only fair specimen
of what the whole banking fraternity would do,
throughout the country. The very persons who cry
out most Justify against Walter Bovine, are grieved
that they had not chance 10 do dts.
Is not the hypocrisy Of whigs democrats, and all
politicians, enough TO sicken ones soul? The Spy
in Washington turned Mentor and moraist to the
modern Teemachus Of the Courier and Enquirer !
Faugh
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no FRANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE, % Maiden Lane and i5
Cedar Street 6nc Saddles If venssn w he served upb he
and clock this day uua styr M 81, cr.ts NJ
plats ms1p J0pN p. BROWN
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COMING INTO THE FIELp.-We have now four re-
spectacle parties in the field, marching and counter
marching and fng-washing Their faces
and hands for the next election. Since our last no
lice of the immaculates the Natyves" have come
into The field and the Lscofocos' have held large
meeting without, giving the aftepece of mob
There are also the whiesn and the democrats par
ercelence very busy looking on, and also preparing
From appearances, we are of opinion that very
curious result will take place the ensuing election
the beginning OF next month. Heretofore the demo-
cratic party of Tammany has monopolized all the
mob spirit which generally counts four thousand to
six thousand votes in such city as this whichever
way il goes OF the mob spirit this year the deme-
Gratis have no monopoly. They have been so busy
on the canals and elsewhere, monopolizng the -four
and the beef-and the coal and the surplus revenue
that they have entirely neglected the glorious tag
rag and bob TAIL No matter, the ocofocos have taken
up the mantle of the mob, and will make il serve
good account before the election is over.
The flour riot has brought the ocofocos into notice
All the wild spirits of the day are following them. We
well remember that when the first workingmens
party rose, poed nearly eleven thousand votes, Gin
one fell swoep;" was the mob near SO numerous
then they are now by the congregation Of all the
thieves and pickpockets in the nation. What will
they do now when they are taking of half the long
tail of Tammanyl We have not the slightest doubt
but Tamnany will be completely revolutisned at this
heat. Anbank on their lips and bank in practice
and in pocket, Tammany is too great humbug TO
last forever. There will be revolution.
DEoLINATuRE.-Thc "Detroit Evening Specta-
tor" of the 22nd alt. after stating that Mr. Van Bu-
rem is snug for four years to come adds the follow
ing
Nov for fresh campaign. Whs shall be Presi-
dent when the four years have expired What pity
old Cobbett is dead and gonev-w would send
over the water for him. How will Dan. O Connell
do but they say he's dead. Vino shall we have 2
let's think-ah we've hit it. We nominate for Pre-
sldent,
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THE HERALD. >
WEDNEsDAY. NAKCH =. 1885.

NJ THE HERALD OFFICE wM REMOVE on the Let
Of Nay 10 No. II Ann STREE1S ons east u Nsssas
and opposite the Vesiry 0 the Duch Reformed
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ar The Long Island Rail Road y now open to
Hcksville, n miles from Brooklyn This work Is
acquiring great Importance. word on this subject
in day " two.
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Finsr IN THE FIElD.-TAe Wings have nominate
Alderman Clark for Mayor. They have now to cleo
him.
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NG.lnnnal n~aelxsry.

M EDiros,-Have yoU forgotten ycw promise 70
show up the quschs and qaackesy daily pracncse IN
this city by the self named doctors that hang out her
signs in every lane and alley3 Have you!
ASswER-No-we have not. We are daily collect
ing facts and incidents The history of medical quack
cry in New York during the last five years, will be
ofthe richest chapters that broke meas ribs
with laughing. Wahave already scraped together some
of the most curious incidents the subjec-and after
we shall have dgested them properly we shall begin
the first chapter We shall record some of the most
ingenious tricks that ever were invented by the genius
OF man. In short time all will be ready
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FAsHioNADLr HATs-One Of The most fashionable
hat establishments Of the city has just been opened al
Is Nassau street. corner Of Pine, by Bird late foreman
to Leary& Co., the famous hat manufacturers.
Hats of late years have become quite an article Of
science, skill, and fine taste. Economy and grace
cncapne.s and beauty have been most thoroughly
united. Perhaps young Bird, who has now set up for
himself has flown BIT farther than most OF his coem-
porares II has pretty nearly come to this pass-no
young man of fashion dares TO appear in broadway
after 10 o'clock unless he carries on his head one Of
Birds latest patterns Before belle permits an in
PRODUCTION she asks in soit STILL sweet small voice,
stealing from between the rich ruby lips
"Does he palrenize a Bird 7"
"Yes, my love-the Bird of Paradise.
"Then, you may" assuming the attitude OF
queen.
"Happy Bird-happicr hat maker-hnppicst hat
seller
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Next MAyoR.-Who is to be next Mayor? The
spsculang Wall street prints have proposed Samuel
Swartweut. He would do very well to send to Texas
to be minister plenpotenary-bu he wont take as
Mayor Others talk Of Phillip Hone. He wont do.
Others of Myydert Van Schaick. We hear the loco
focos have an inkngts take up Mr.. Van Setback, and
ifthey should they will compel Tammany to take him
also. Indeed, SO frightened these old humbugs Of
Tammany Hail. that it is feared they will adopt the
whole locofoco anti-Aour ticket from top bottom,
as the only means Of beating the Wings and ma
tyves."
We shall see what comes of what. Great sport is
expected.
The herald., 1837-03-08

BaAproRps CoxpREHENsIvE ATLAs.-The Com
prehensive Atlas, published by Wiley & Long, and
got up by t. G. Bradford is of the best works of
the kind of the present day. 1t SIN quarto form,
very beautifully bound and maps colored The guam
,i,y of information which it contains, in addition
the maps, is immense The general statistics of the
whole world are compressed in this volume. The
maps are very numerous, beautifully engraved and
colored There is map of every state in the union,
with brief account in letter press, Of its extent ter
rtory, productions population, and general statistics.
No counting room-ns office-no library, ought to
be without copy of Bradfords Comprehensive
Atlas
The herald., 1837-03-08

ATrRK.-John Runner was sentencedin Livingston
last week, to three years Imprisonment in the states
prison ior bigamy. The prisoner confessed to fsu'
wives now living.
The herald., 1837-03-08

CHRrsTENISo BANK BILLs-The locofocos have .
practice OF stamping upon the back of every bill that
passes through their hands, certain resolutions passed
by the Legislature Of New York many years ago. very
hostile to the practices ofbanking We have seen So
vera of these bills thus chrsiened as they call it, but
in fact deiaced so that by law every bank would be
justified in refusing to redeem them.
We adrise ecery body 10 refuse these defaced bills
They are worth no,hing if the banks choose TO avail
themselves of the strict letter of the law Those loco
focos engaged in christening such currency are equal
ly guilty with those who detace pollute the specie
currency. Such crazy-headed chaps may refuse pa
per money! if they please but when they attempt to
destroy and cheat the public out of theirs, they go
little too far.
Let every body refuse such bank bills that have
printed matter on their backs.
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CIRCULAR.

IT THE COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN behalf
OF the TAILORESSE~ AND SEAM~TRESSES Of This
city inform their friends and the public generally that they
have taken the store ~ the of White and Broad
way, doort William H. Aors, ESQ, which j. opcn
and will cortnuc until the Intended Establishment for their
Irish Linens the approx e bleach such ~
raned; all Of which viii b. put ~ cost price. induce
for Gentlemen ~ call and select sncl quality
suit and give employment to those who AZ present without
proper means III support.
The Committee have the pleasure inform all their friends,
that they have I'll their articles If wearing arc made
NJ this establishment IN the nca'cst and best manner except
coats which viii not " attempted Every other article of
dres, VIII he supplied ~ nett wing ~ - per cent
Linen. Muslin, Ncsng Casnieres ~ tbs, and all varieties
81 articles suited for summer clothing either or gentlemen
boys. BE- had NJ this store.
None hut the best of On tors VIII h. employed.
Gentlemen either purchase the materials n The store ~
prices purchase the materials elsewhere, aud have
The price III cut inv pantaoons Is cents
ID 10 vests y do
Every description Cdgcns clothing made to order and
kept for sale.
that all treated the same whether Judges noti all
that will be will b. provide the pattern the ar-
Gle y bc made hv Gentlemen can have their clothes mend
ed by leaving them IN the morning and calling Tor them " me
afternoon.
Families can obtain eans,resss work their houses, by
applying " above.
nv uatronsinv this establishment, gcaemen viii make
considerable saving III their expenditure and give
ploymcn EIGHT thousand good industrious females,
and prevent hereafter lie painful appeal They have been 80
ccsatcd make ~ tie benevolent ~ t. great and good
city On helali OF the Comm Tee, .+,,. -
ELIAS FOuNTiIN,
EDWARD n. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM
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ooh, it was too bad and then to have your pastor
himself come in the afternoon, and placing himself IN
We're below him. Oh it was indeed beyond forgive
ness! Why does that Grecian beauty from Carroll
Place gaze around her much! why will she steal
our thoughts our feelings, from the one only-to-be
worshipped
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DAsI. EXTRAORDINARILY received a
splendid assortment ot collars pelerDes slz.tfs
&c The newest style and fashionable patterns imported
this spring
Also great variety OF linen cambrc handkerchief and
cus: extensive stocks o infant
cripnp irocl robes trockwasis, linen caps and
trimmings, &c.
Also chidrenr embroidered satin lane dresses: seye
ral Scotch and English capcs collars Sc large
English anil French thread lace hac blonde nee
splendid stock ~ black white lace sawis black
and white lace wells, very rich &c &c.
Ladies md gencmrn who wish purchase the above
would hnd their interest - call aud examine The which
they viii find carefully selected from the best markets
TIE subscribers from tie extensive patronage h. has receiy.
ani sti connu feels ~ hesitation N saying the goods
the cheapest IL this city, wh9esa'c and rctaii.
THOMAS COCHRAN, "a catharine ~,
a22m4 aud lgt BoWpry, three doors above Spring
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ELIAS FDl MAIN
EDWARD Y. COREY,
GEORGE FOLSOM,
IfnMtu nfN&fIN NTk
III aauhf
OVERWHELMINGLY.

II a CARD--To the Ladies ~ New Ncrs.-A new firing
expressly manufactured for the laics GREGORNS whole
sale retail Confectionery Store, No. l3l William street, ~
York. and j. sold wholesale retail ~ other person IN THIS
city. VANILLA Cream Candy rich, nud deli.
cuus article hereby submitted ~ the Judgment and pa
ronagc ofhc New york ctzes and The public ~ General nn
especially ladies' who said W. the hest ngcs ot the
sweets II life. AMI "swcet without bitter" the vanilla
'rcam Candy stands pre-emincnt.
~ w. On hand and constantly manufacturing, general as
rtment of Candies for the South and Western markets. ~ the
~" Wholesale price, warranted Keep ~ climate
arge for boxes packing carriage to any part the e.
~. uy9 lui-y
] PAYNE, No . Park Row, has opened = retectory
wnsre gentlemen all times b. supplied with the very
hes, W. 'hncest articles the market affords.
Tue hquorsare Of the kinds having spared neither
hs @ eApense N fitting up his establishment he hopes 70
share portion ~ the public patronage
Ordinary from O'Clock Oystery served M IN every
/ style. ~ ~ a,
nIsEAst OF THE EyE.-DR ELLIOTT, OCT.
- LIST and Professor Of the Anatomy and the
human
m2l II
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(tRwAT BARGArNs.-,nc ,fenI,o -a.orfoe1t of

(tHEAp BaRsArNS.-An extensive assortment of
- SIR and Cotton Hosiery together with large
~ Embrodtrcs consisting If cape~ collars pcirine
h>s infants robes, ladies lplas
CAPS lace sl1wl meru0 embroidered zebra and broche 10.
rrh thread and b0rnei ace~ isertngS and cdgius
needle workd nrrngS AMI .colop cdgings; needle
WORKED and amlord bands plain and figured muslns,
bead bags pu and say chains needles, lhishles. gold i'll.
and steel bans, hair pins scs~or white and cold sniin,
Pause nnd lusrng ribbons AL widths nencns ant ladies
horse in gloves ladies plain and worked ELK
gloves. plain AMI figured ssi rl popi silk and
handkerchief. lace aprons.
Black and white haze AMI gauze wells and scarf 81 black
anil white plain and figured bonds damaged the late fire, ~
Bowcry. mYlG-2w*
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PIONEER FAST LINE.
s gss 80 80 -


VIA RAIL ROAD AND CANAL TO PITTSBURGH
Lea,es me 0estetee House Broad Streets
duly at O'Clock
me Boats ana Cars used upon this Line OF the very best
aactioR having been built expressly for the accommodation
ana are moi surpassed by any in the country
lhs me oy Packet line tiat the Railroad IIar
risonrg hereby saving so miles Of canal travel reaching
PITTSBURGH ~ three days and half four half
there took the canal ~ ~
For speed and comfort Ills line Not exceed 10 aav o,t
in the United States. - ~
Passengers 70 Cincinnati, Louisville Natchez Nashville ST
LOUIS, &C., win always IT, Of being taken on without
delay q this line connects with the boats Pittsburgh carry.
ing tile mail. -
For seats apply II he north ih and Chestnut
sts and al NO 200 Market ~ corner 81 and Willow
A. y. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, MAY 5. nv l6-l
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XVOODs CA.rENrEHs, g MECHANICS

W IOOI STOKE, corner OF Chatham and Chambers
Vt has constantly for sale excellent assortment
OF the olowng saws 81 description, stocks and bits
augurs and btts, patent sett saw. canpers ard aIeis
turning and hrmer chisels, and STOCKS ana
die, hammers bowels spirit levels, bur-
nshes spoke shayes, circular turning at vices,
surfing drawing Instruments wood boxes for cutting
screws Of all sizes, rules, files drill cutting nppers and
pliers Intre squares, compasses, pads, oil draw
knives plane irons iron and steel squares hollow augers
ng screw TOOLS Shelters patent auger cabinet makers clamps
copper glue pots, blow pipes, sc.
large assortment OF Planes manufactured by 4. {.
Baldwin, New York. ni2I SIM
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PAssAGE FOR LIVERPOOL
Mn, s y3 PMS, LIFE INSURANCE. AND

y
with this Company their ,,s az the lives 80 oaers
and either Tor the whole duration of life, limited per.
Cd The payments 81 premium may be- ecr annually
'sl
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4 EEBUEs.-A regular supply III the best Swedish
j 4 icecl.s kept constantly on hand For sale by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
uys I'm Office No. Courtandt a.
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TORAGE-wi he taken Va the fire proof stores, 50
- p Water street Apply on Tie preni.cs, "a -.
all HARTMAN BIRDSALL.
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THE MEMcHANT; OK PRACTICAL Ac

k'HE MEtSCfAN Or PRACTICAL AG
COINTANT-Being series Of mercantile accounts III
which the merchant is Introduced business and carried
through It's various vcude, both prosperous adverse;
~ sge AMI partnership business with an improved merchants
journal The principles drawn from experience; 10
which added tables of moneys weights and measures Of
the commercial world Fifth edition. by Thomas Goodrich
Accountant Just received and for sale the trade
tail very low, by &. SHEPARD, f89 Broadway
al