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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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CNiI Ell = "A j rI> i'i,O Mr. / ttJIhl III
East District Of Louisiana. s
IL -Ad,irolty sitting;
n obedience OF an order at this Court made on motion
ii OF Henry Ss4ket Esn. Oil the 10th January 1886, re-
curing statement Of the monies remaining deposited
and unclaimed in the Registry of tue Court 10 be pub
interested Of Record the undersigned Registrar reports
the sum OF Si232 10, remaining unclaimad-in the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford & Stevens rs ship Washington 5l3 IS
Deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
whom the owners appear to he Bowen & Rob
bins, James Mason, Oon Wilcox, Walrsn
Bishr-reslrncc not Record.
schooner DcbIc rs certain Goods, 537 50
date ofdeposit Aug l9tll 1917.
J Smith 81 Hoeh's of WING, 70 80
date oidepost July 2lth 1910, no claimant on
Record.
Mitchell ct dis Us Schooner 9Th January, II .
dates otdcpG5it Jan 18Th, 1892, Levin Bo1tnan,
Plymouth claimant of vessel
Winter ct dis rs Steam Boat NAPOLEON 90 Il
date of deposit Dec. &c 1879, BALANCE Of the
proceeds Of the sae ofthe Napoleon after pay,
ing claimants Bout claimed by Anderson Mil
ler of louisville.
Victor David Us steam boat Florida, 3 80
date cfd2posit Sept lilh, 1851 J T Baud,Ics
syndic claimant.
Hayden Perry ct ais rs Brib Sally Esther,
date Of deposit, May 9th lS29 owners of sally
Esther BE Clark John iillr Richard Dna-
born and II Richards of Massachusetts.
And i'll obedience the further order Of tho said COUr
the owners and all and every other person 0,
persons having pretending have any right, title i'll
demand on to the said monies hereby c
ted and ndnonshcJ to be uulaPpHar att District Gou
ofthe L. S. for the disrctaorGsaid be holden on
the third Monday of May 1886 ut 10 o'clock ths
CITY Of New Orleans make their claims thereto show
cause why such disposition thereof should be made
as to the Court ulqy ssem meet n'd proper.
by order OF Court,
DUNCAN N HENNEN, Registrar.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
4 eomnlete assortment of sofas.

A large and compet assortment OF mahogany, ma
rocking do covered with plush, ain and figured hair
cloth, together with complete rrcnt ofsuCh ari
cles usually found III such establishment, the
whole of which will be sold reasonable terms for APP
proved paper or cash.
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine the .tack,
NIB Goods packed at short notice in good order for
shipping. fig II GRANT y CO
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NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUSE.

TANHE subscribers open ng a complete pssort-
n ment of elegant and useful furniture. viii h they
have Just received by arrival of ships Saratoga Ar
kansas and Mississippi, from Now York coR~istins in
pat Of side boards Of various attcns, with Egvptlm
and italian marbl tops, centre tables OF every dascrp
ton and quality, wardrobcs of vorou patterns secrt-
tary and book cases, ladies' French toilet tubl TOT
lett bureaus 'ireciin dining Pembrnkes, card and la
with Egyptian marble tops, new md beoutiinl art-
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VDRANDY, GIN & RAIsINs-A lotofa few hun
I dred bosses bunch r;sins, few halIppes OF French
Rrandy several pipes otold superior Holland Gin, and
fiv boxes sperm candies, all Of fair GUILTY. to be sold
low to close a concern, Wi BArTEf u ola leTee.
H. b Iron and Copper-cash will be PAID for few
hunlre, tons ofold Iron and Copper apply as above
ian 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

NRY GOOOS-iO cases fancy coIored domestic
ap prints; 10 bales Trenton improved tickngs 10
bales Oxford A tickings; blue pitlshurg crnz
l case heavy black carPeting landing from harquo 10
sephine and for sale by Il & CASH & Co,
siO NasAls;amn st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22
comcror Camp and Common sts

TNT EW BOOkS.-Essov on the Rate of Wages, with
aneXaminatlon Of the causes of the differences in
the condition of the aborins population throughout the
world, by IL. c. Carey
Clinton Bradshaw; or the Adventures of Lawyer,
in two vols.
The American Almanac and Expositor of Usefh
knowledge, for the year 1886 For sNle by
u ItOYCHkISS y Co. "a Chnrtrcs st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

EtOM TAE.-Fhu'crs, Bullcrs slip and steam
4 ! boat masters, How supply themselves with tins
llSlEui article at 10 - cents per Ganm. by app"'""
q, dc Gas Ud!cC, tank Alley.
The mupy successful experiments Of the coal tar has
rcnieted ii "a those aclUIncd wi'h its valuable pro-
urics "a. Indispensable article urpre Naton OF fence
timber woolcn ro,s, &c; mixed @ith sharp sand and
lime il makes no,t excellent cement Tor the roots,
securing tIlc,a FROM v;sSc, The cNrelcly low price
ut which il isuuw luniaed, shnull iaHce every platter,
s!utaaslcranl budrv to have constant supply. oc :
sSRAPE CliANpAENE--t further supply OF lhIs
hi 5, celebrated wine, vita icaden caps, war ANT
ed In p,lily at esl equal omy champagne impjraI IN
the United Stats, just received by
sem, II \ IT iNSNEEP, IS canal st
Il IVES OF TIE NECROAIANCERS, or, an ac-
4 count of the most eminent persons in successive
ages who have claimed for themselves OF to whom has
boen imputed by others the exercise OF ma&Sa power;
by William Goodwin, author of Caleb Williams, &c.
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, by a Northern
man. edition, in Volumes Just TeceyGI ana Tor
sale by wa - hEAlS,
nov ~ Corner OF camp ana Ioniilon ''S'
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OROK AND JOE PRINTING,
Ind Btaah BOok Nanut,ct0ry.
TYNE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
IL the public that he has in connection with his book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bndsry and is ready to undertake the printing Of
Pamphlets, Cards. Blnni. Checks,
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of l.aling,
+.-c5ols, $500 Eli Forms, Dray Receipts,
Auction and SHOW Bills.
Also the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
Blank Books OF any size OF description.
WNi. McNEtN,
Corncrcf Camp and Common SITS, opposite Rchari3on's
(atesBishop'3) Hotel. 3
ANIMALS UGR 1856.
TEIllE lLEFORGET-MH-NOT,a Christmas
Il and New Years Gift or HItl Day Present. for
1886. Edited by Yrs. ) & Hall.
lirArH's Picturesque AuyuAr, for 1885, emhallish-
ed with % splendid engruvngs by tho first artists
P9LTrIcAI ANNUAL, being selections from the Eng
fish poets from Spenres 10 Ben; emhasiied with
portrait and "a Illustrations from drawings by II Cor
bould.
rHE RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR. II Christmas, New Years
and Birth Day Present for 1855 Edited bvGhauuccy
Cotton, D d. inst received and for sale hv
WIN NkEAN,
dec II corner Camp and Common st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

NEW WORKS.
TE1IiE NATJRAIIS rs OWN IiO0K--Coulprisug
4 descriptions and at lentic anecdotes of Qnadrup-
eds; scientifically arranged according the system Of
Cuvc, by the author of the young Mans Own Book
THE NATURA. HISTORY OF INSECTS-tn
two yolunos-yol , forming no. 4 of tc "iamiy Lii
brary'.
\ digcstof the LAW OF EVIDENCE N cRGsIEAL CASES
by lcnry Boscse, Esq. with notes and references 10
American decision and 10 the English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George Sharswond.
Oy DrAGNoSIS OF DISEASES OF the EHE5T--5Nsea up
on the comparison f thair physical and general Signs
by " w Gerhard, VI d.
PRINCIPLES OF PATHOLOGY, AND PRAcTtoE OF
PuYslc--By John Maclntosk, D., from the last Lon
don edition with notes and additions by Samuel Geo
Morton, NJ D, in . vols.
The AMERICAN QUARTERLY EEVtEW-No 80 tor
December 1855. Just received and forsalc by
fig VIM MckEAN corner ofCanu and CON, ST.
ETIfPNITURE-The SUI scrihers have received ger
ship Shulspear, the following splcndiduew maho-
gany fliuiturc, which they oIler for sale on liberal
terms. T..
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved with
hair cloA blue, scarlet and purple plush sem let Tc'y-
and worsted damash seats T. Mahogany ireAel paldI
chains with danasR hair scat a do TO do % plain ~
do do do crimson osted damaak Is do Grccan do do
hair cloth do Eyauch Burger chains Maroon Morocco
do num- chaias, pair couchcs, everett stand-Ati o
New York make and perfectly new.
fl5 DUNBAR " CO. 50 Fchounu0ulns 81
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J20 Corner Of Camp and Common SIS.
THEW BOOKS-The La~s Of Etiquette, in So-
" lumc
Shetctcs Of s,rit-enaad, by the author of the Spy
sc, &c, in volumes.
Life aW Designs Of John 4 NHrei, and an account
o. his detection, by Virgil Stewart.
Received and for sale by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

BANI> LIIEoI> pOohS.
THECK books on the following banks, viz: Mer-
" chants, Exchange and Ranking Co.. Orleans,
Mechanics and Traders, Louisiana, Louisiana State
Atchataayn Canal and Banking Co., Commercial,
Carroton, Improvement, Co., Gas, Citizens, Union and
City Banks fer sale by HOTCHk1SS & CO.
Jan 10 "a. Chartres
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NOCGE ON BANKlNti--A short History OF Pa
Ia per Money and Banking in the United States in
Guiding an account of Provincial and Continental Paper
Money; to which is nraxed inquiry into the pr1nci
pies Of the system, with considerations on its effects
morals and happiness.-'iHc whae attended as a Plain
exposition of the way in which Paper Money and Mo-
nev Corporations effect the interests sf different portions
of the community. BY VIM. NJ Gouge. Second edition.
Just received and for sale by nOTCihlSS * Co.
iI2 81 Chartres-st.
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c. 4. LUZENRERG, NJ. D.
Professor OF Anatomy (ad Interim. J
~ Requisites and fees Of Graduation the same as in
The JTuniyerstv of PENNSYLVANIA aug %
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ANEW TOOkS-Ifo,ae1'E Special Anaton,y, VeIa
Y Memoirs of Count GranmeRt by Anthony Hasnik
tom The SIAN of Honor, and the Reclaimed.
TIE Empress,a novel by G BENNETT anthSr O. tise
tlbanans, &c just received by G ii BAN1dtofI,
may3 II IA can p street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-22

Difference in favor Of Stanley'rs $40 Il
Packet Beat, Sea- Serpent, bound from butEaio to 40
chester, July 18th, 1885.
Ilnvng been requested by passenger to express my
opinion OF the utility and convenience OF the Rotary
Stove in Canal Packets, am pleased TO say that have
made full trial of of the No 3 Rotary stoves OF
this packet and find it to answer most valuable pur
pose Wearc able TO bake roast and boil, and III short
10 cook the usual varieties OF meats, vegetables, pud
dinss, &c. for TO persons. ,,-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

On Monday 2th inst, Mary Louisa Ponssord aged 5years
and 10 months
The funeral will take place from No AZ
Nesey street
Monday, 2sh nst David Weaver senr the 18th year
OF his age.
Faners will tske place afternoon half past3 o'clock
from No. 748 Broadway.
ON Sunday, 9hi inst Isaac l. Burr in the nth year OF his
age. .
Funeral this ae moon a, o'clock from No. 50 North
Moore
years.
on Sunday 10th last, William G. Muigan in the 5th year
of his
Saturday, h ns John Anderson, son OF the late Aaron
on surdae ioh inst Manuel Egio Esq late OF Caracas
on Saturday, 18th ns Eliza w. wife of Henry p. Rabbit
In the 38th yesr Of his are
on saturday 10Th inst, Margaret, wife OF A. Marvin Jr IN
the oath year OF her age
william g, Thayer, Esq, aged II months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
To General j nc h ION.
Heaven be with the ex.President,
Forgive bis misconstruings,
And what is still more evident
And greaier-his missioings.
nIAIsR LIED.

On Thursday 10th inst. by the Rev Dr. Cox George =.
Keuewe Abby Jane, daughter Of John Higgins all OF ks
city.
On Thursday, 18th inst by Right Rev DR. Dubois Fran
els Perkins, TO Miriam r. Valley, beth Of this city,
AT Oswego, Thursday, 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Carly. Richard Dodge Of New York to Henrietta daughter
OF Richard Despard. r. a., Of Oswego.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

Capital In Mills &C., sfa6n0s6o
Capital In machinery, &e, t4eo ooo
Eos,iry r,n.i In hnvicg ca,on oorooa
s5eeoe,oW
There then runs ny in twelve States n millions
pindles. This gives average each spindle OF forty
dollars
We have taken the pains the files Of many OF the
principal journals since ls5o and have collected all the isolated
facts relative to cotton manufactures The result usfes
in putting down the numberof spndes running in the United
States on the Isl Of JaHuary 1887 at 100000 At foryseyen
dollars spindle this gives s94ooo0oo Invested in the
manufactures of our great staple
An intelligent manufacturer a, the North writes that his
estimate for the lt OF September was nineyoHe millions
This difference may have arisen from the depression al the
times Buteven adepreciaton Of three millions ninetysur
IS nothing compared with what other Interests have suffered
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
MORE FEMALE SyMpATay.-I cannot resist the
artless expressions Of the following
Nrvpv opu Nov


New YORK, Nov. 30, 1887
you really are Every body is against you-tbey all
ea the tender sympathy you have kindea in hearts
edited for little the of their envy Ia spite Of all
s s ey are doing 70 y s. s sn. No" es
ocitude shalt be rewarded by con that friead
5 no y h. h
Gocona Continue dear Mr. Bennett please the fair
beavers he agreeable and to charm n,ent dc
.a hs @ p no u"s No. far ii
love and agreeable pasme 10 read the lovely
"aeraboadanee d1 ls bouce paie the French say
Farewell, dear Mr. Besnett- Oae OF your true, devoted
fri, nIs EMMA.
The impuden, attempts Of such blasphemcrs as
Baby Noah and ssch loafers Boosy Brooks, TO
prevent the ladies' frsm reading the Herald, will only
make it more popular more sought after mere circu-
lated. Since these attacks began, my circulation and
advertising have made start beyond my expectations
Miserable drivellers The artlcss emotions Of such
heart as Emma's are reward enough for a thousand
such attacks.
FASHIONABLE on DITs-Several matches have been
made and unmade oflate. youag man of fashion
became enamored of fair creature in France, both
on their travels. After great many negotiations, it
is broken up, and the gentleman is gone back to
Europe.
young couple will be made one flesh on Thurs
day, at Trinity Church. So says a correspondent.
We arc promised piece Of the cake, by Emmeline,
not the original Emmelne. lkeboth.
IT II is said that Mr.. Lyon of the Custom House
will be made the Collector, and our friend Cam, Con-
sui al Liverpool.
HT A Ball will be given atLynchs Cottage Jersey
City, tomorrow evening.
IT MADAME CARApoRr's benefit last night wasa
perfect jam of beauty grace, feathers and fashion.
Er THE WALL STREET editors, one and all, are
now playing the loafer in Wall street-sunning them
selves in thenoonday sky, and negectng the manage
meni Of their papers. Yesterday one was hanging
on the railing Of bank-another hanging over the
curb stone third going about as II he were going to
execulion-a fourth--bui enough. Small minds and
small beer can bear bright sun or warm day
both burst out their corKs in pet and end IN mere
frotb and aummery.
TRENTON FAIL RAcEs.-The Races al Trenton
concluded last Friday. The citizens purse Of $500,
four mile heats was run for by Lady Cliiden, Alta
lanta, and Champagne. ATLANTA was the victor
Lazy Clifdens defeat has lost her no friends. She
has been run too severely lately. Three races in
many weeks is too much.
DJ' The outrage and murders perpstratedby mob
at illinois, are drawing forth many remarks. We shall
remark upon il too.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

G' BY late il appears that the population
or Cleveland amounts to GAS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

ACCIDENT oS THE OHIo.-An open boat flat
sunk in the middle Of the Ohio river during the late
gale. Three Of the five men on board drowned ;
the others swan shore.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

II Avery elegant clandestne marriage took place
few months ago between most beautiful young
artistic and one Of our fashionable young men, The
youth has been married man for months when his
family supposed him at his studies in the college OF
Salamanca A full account will be given IN few
days. The young beauty still wears her maiden
name
There - more romance in New York than iR tho
prettiest village in tho Union
If "Looker on" is received and sha have o
place. lie shows a good heart
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

RAILROAD AcciDEST.-An accident happened TO
the freight train the Providence railroad Tuesday.
The poughs caught at the crossing ofthe Worces.
track, which caused such shock throw of two
men one was run over and killed, the other escaped
unhurt The plough was dashed to pieces.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21
xchaslge.
Cotton Trade.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov Goth
The submitted the New York CoHvento OF mann-
features 1880 enable arrive the following important
resuts-
Capital in mills, &C., $fa6nNe60
Capital In machinery, Ge, 400 600
floating capital, paying wages, &c, I2,occ,0oo
Floating capital, in buying cotton, &c, 100000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

The CONSPIRACY AGAINST RELIGIoS-The extraor-
binary development, which we Published on Satur-
day. of the secret conspiracy against Christianity,
which has been in progress several years, under the
auspices of Jewish newspaper in this city, has
tonished every body. People now begin to remember
the blasphemous celebration at Grand Isand in
which that arch Blasphemer, NJ. NJ. Noah, bore the
most conspicuous part. They recoleet the various
efforts and tricks attempted by this same Individual
and his secret CONDUCTORS 10 breed dsseniions in The
Christian world and to induce one branch Of Chris
Ianlty to persccuie another. What we have already
published is only the opening of thsdeep and mighty
subject We are preparing TO publish singular extracts
in the original Hebrew, from the Talmuds and Tar
gums, proving the allegations have made, and
making manifest the terrible purposes of NJ NJ Noah
and his nfdel confederates
In the meantime, learn with satisfaction, and
we hail it as coed sign in these latter days that
Christians Of every denomination are rapidly stopping
ihe Evening Star, both subscriptions and Advertising
and are ordering the other evening papers particularly
the Commercial Advertiser and the Evening Herald
With the aid of the moral and believing people OF this
city, we hope that the nuisance Of Jewish paper d.
rec,ed to the disruption and dissolution OF the sasred
Christian system, will soon be abaed in New York.
In a day or two we shall publish some new matter, of
an equally highly interesting nature with that which
we have already given TO the public. Our extracts
IN the original Hebrew will also be ready.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

HJ ABa will be given a,Lynch's Cottage, Jersey
City, tomorrow evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

IT II is said that Mr.. Lyon of the Custom House
will be made the Collector and our friend Cam, Con-
sui al Liverpool.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

If Noah, the BIasphemer, tells the impudcnt dan
dies OF his gang, TO beat of the Herald newsbeys with
rattan. The first loafcr that attempts that game
shall, If can, be arrested and carried 10 the police
Office for an assault. Boys, newsboys, keep eye
ON these fellows. fthey attempt TO Interfere with
your business, get their names, and ri fix them.
There are about 100 men and boys in my employ,
who support their mothers and families by selling the
Herald. The blasphemer would break up the bread
ofthese youths If he could He would not give them
even mama.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

BOARD or AssIsTANTs.-President IN the Chair.
Sundry petitions were referred.
Reports from Fire and Water Committee in favor
of purchasing a lot Of ground in William street for
$4,000 Adopted.
The principal other bus ness done was the approprla
ton Of nearly sl0 600 for engine houses. Adjourn
I'd 10 Monday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

II The Hotels and Theatres have refused to illu.
inmate tomorrow night. Very right. Who had au.
thorlY 10 ask them D
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

ID New political papers arc starting up rapidly.
inc New Fra" has gone over to Van Buren,, and
two new wing papers will start this week. Not one
Of them will existsix months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

IT MADAME CARADoRrs benefit last night was
perfect lam Of beauty grace, feathers and fashion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-21

D~J' The outrage and murders perpstrated by mob
at illinois, drawing forth many remarks We shall
remark upon il too.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14

A CAHD.-BR JACKSON s6sed - HE rssent W
~ 0esahke Meescsed vaurr - GSahtahae: :. 90 Boz
~ geuseey urw~hsd aparne~n asd bcsr1 VIII u sss
n nuryes, pvvvard - 1vukds ~ Yay wt2 - - 6eW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-14


~ RY late Of the well known establishment Leary
- Co, and Z. -. John would respectfully inform our
friends and TIE public that have opened Hat establish
ment ie Br adway and aer ourselves that after
years experience In the business we have arrived perfection
IA the art OF manufacturing Hats We feel perfectly confident
that the style Of Medium Nap Beaver Hats with mpro-
we'd cooring, which offer tor SALE will resdef
tabI>heA anraied and enrol first the list OF TASTE aud
fashion We rival in the department of taste these
Hats have been Inspected by of the first judges in this
city who them 10 he superior offered
sale II Ibis country, at the reduced price ohve dollars
STYLE % a that has long been wanting in the department
o taste and which FOR many has employed the minds
taxed the ingenuity Of many Of our first manufacturers bu, 10
vain.
The subscribers have made arrangements with Of the
FIRST manufacturers In London and Paris receive
fashions without delay We also offer for sale emporium
of standard fashion for the splendid Short Nap silk
Hat OF the lat Pa sian style and fashion imitation
OF Beaver Nap.
h. Having had experience for many In the ceebra-
ted house Of G. John, feel Ourselves perfectly
to produce the splendid Chappeau and Military cap
the reasonable and the shortest notice. with
all the necessary alterations thar require.
TODD FLEURY, 1874 Broadway,
ME Firm lin