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The North-Carolina standard., 1837-07-12

CAUTTOM-Our readers are eau
,;oned against retaining Notes OF the oio
state @ Rank of North Carolina, in their hands,
after the first Monday in November next,
Tbev are no,O as good as any Notes. az s .ne
counter of the Bank of the State; but ai'ei
the day aforementioned, they VIII Ds 5000 s
for nothing. We hope our country ',ienas =
will avail themselves of this notlce' anu Sen "
,hass hs o. 1 hills to Raleigh, for redemption, as
m';ot @ 80 nossible we hope also, that they
will make this matter known 'nfoos no0' ''
erv neighborhood.
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A CARD.
TOHN PRIMROSE. embrs

% portunty to inform the Merchants of North
Carolina, and his friends generally, that owing
10 the great suspension of the wholesale bdsl-
ness in the city of New York, that he has de-
clined prosecuting the wholesale business at
this time but that he has a Store in CENTRE
STREET, No. l59, New York, and will
attend Auction every day, which will enable
him to fill orders for CASH promptly. Those
of his friends who may favor him, will direct to
.WeSS1's. Primrose r. Hunt,
No. l59, Centre Street,
......., ..... NEw-Y DIRK.
Yours truly,
JOHN PRIMROSE.
July, 1887. l41-3t.
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Recently funeral proceeding to the
grave yard in the city of Philadelphia, on
arriving at the grave, it was discovered
that the earth had caved in. buried the
grave digger to the neck, in which situa-
ton he had remained for some hours. He
was rescued after much effort.
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I'll Last Of LeEEe1.S

EMAINING in the Post Office, at sPratts-
IL 6me,' Orange county, N. c. on the 1st day
of July, 1887, which if not taken out before the
1st day-of October, 1887, will be sent on to the
General Post Office, as dead letters.
James Trice, II Elisha Holders,
William Trice,,, 7 Moses Leathers, 2
Mr. Magrady, Joseph Marcum,
William J. Duke, Thomas W. Gooch,
Isaiah Howington, John W. Hancock,
Anderson Cheek, Hiram Vickers,
William r. Hemdon, John B. Leigh.
James Roberts,, Thomas Sellers. =
WIN. N. PRATT, Pm.
July IL, l4l.lt.
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40 Prizes of > 1000.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE
L O II II 3 II Y


(For the benefit OF the SALISBURY AcADEMY.)
Glass No. 3, for s37.
To be drawn at ROCKINGHAM, Richmond county,
N. C. on Thursday, July goth, 1887.
&C No. Lottery-lO dra,0m Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
40 prizes of 200; 40 prizes
of S40O; 40 prizes of 8 200; So prizes
of 800; &c. &c. &c,
Whole Tickets, e. 8 90
Half do. g.. 2 50
Quarter do. 1 25
CERTIFICATE FOR A PACKAGE OF
twenty-five whole Tickets, will cost 8 "a
twenty-five half g a" Jr 90
Twenty-Five quarter e 16
To be had in the greatest variety of numbers, Ell
ther by the Package or single Ticket, Of
STEVENSON & POINTS,
RAEEIGH, ". c.
July 1a 141-H.
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|OZICe.

i OST OR MISLAID, note against Alfred
IL NJ. Slade, of Martin county, and made pay
able TO Symon Je6reys, for thirty five dollars,
($ 35,) with interest from the date, and dated
about the lst of December, 1885. The said note
was transferred to me, and this is to TO fore
wasn all persons against trading for it.
WILLIAM ARLINGTON.
Nash Co., June 90. 1897. l4I.3t
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/MR. ADAMS AND THE BANK.

The excentric Ex-President Adams, who
has heretofore been with Biddle and his
Bank, in late Address to Committee of
his constituents, who presented him with
golden-headed cane, made from the timber
of the old United States ship Constitution,
has the following:
"The unrestrained pursuit of inordinate
wealth, and the abuse of credit, especially
by the agency of banks, are the proximate
causes of the catastrophe under which we
are now laboring. believe National Bank,
chartered by Congress, with capital suffi-
ciently large to control all other existing
Banks, and to regulate the currency, to be
the only practicable expedient for restoring
and maintaining specie payments; but en-
tertain doubts, whether it should be Bank
of discount. With regard to this, my mind
is not definitely made up. incline more
strongly to the opinion, that the suspension
Of specie payments By such q Bank, should
not only operate as an immediate forfeit
are Of its charter, but be made a penal Of
fence an the President and Directors OF
the Institution. The violation of moral prin-
ciple, committed by Bank, in suspending
specie payments, is, in my estimation, not
inferior to that of fraudulent bankruptcy in
an individual.n
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H We have received an anonymous
notice of the marriage of Mr.. Long to a
Miss Short Writers of obituary notices
and marriages will please add their sigma
lures to their communications for {" the
long and short'' of it is, that we cannot in
sert them without responsible name.
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North Carolina State
AOYTER.X.

North Carolina State
LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of the Salisbury Academy.)
CLASS No. ii FOR 1897.
To be drawn at BETHAMA, Stokes county, N. G..
on Thursday, August 10th, 1897
70 number Lottery-l4 drnun Ballots.
SCHEME.
1 prize Of 10000, 1 prize
Of $4,000; prize of S 2,o00; prizes Of
S 1000; &c. &c.
Whole Tickets, $5 90
Half do =. so
Quarter do 9S
CERTIFICATE FOR PACKAGE OF
twenty-five whole Tickets, will cost, $50 90
I "enty hve halt 25 90
twenty-five quarter 12 so
10 be had in the greatest variety of numbers,
either by the Package or single Ticket, of
STEVENSON & POINTS,
RALEIGH, N. G..
July 10. 141.5t.
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WIN NUMBERS

ORA WIN NUMBERS
OF THE
North Carolina State Lottery,
CLASS I2TH, FOR 1887.
2-20-43-72-12- -50-13-21-59-36- -19
July 3rd, 1887. 140-tf.
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Last Of Letters.

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Wake
IL Forest, the lst day of July, 1887.
Josiah B. Abernathy, Mr.. James Harris,
William Brown, James Hall,
Dr. Richard Barnum, Alfred Jourder,
Richard D. Culri:h, Robert Jones, Esq.
MIR. Carter, William R. Martin,
John J. nj. Collins, John H. McIver,
Thomas F. Elibbe, Umsted Rencher,
Junius D. Fort, John c. Rogers,
Billy Griffin, Solomon Walker, Esq.
Nelson Green, Henry T. -Weatherby.
John B. Harris,
1 also apprize those concerned, that no &C
counts will be kept by me for postage of Letter:
received at Wake Forest Post Office.
JOHN VI. FLEMING, P. M.
July, 1926. 14l-3t.
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Hillsborough Academy.
TNHE Fall Session, will commence on the 4th
Il of August. w. J. BINGHAM,
Principal. -
Hillsboro', June go, 1887. l41.3t.
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The Post Master General, tits said, has
taken the proper steps to secure the arrest
of the Mr.. Hale who has just set up Post
Office Department in New-York. Ought
not meeting to be forthwith called in
Boston to take into consideration this act
of official tyranny Zebedee must come
to the Standardization Argus.
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POST OFFICES IN N. CAROLINA.
Established.-Eagle Rock, Wake Co. !;
Kings Mountain, Lincoln CO.. Mountain
Spring, Lincoln co.;
Discontimued.-Carsonville, Ashe co. Lit
tie Cohera, Sampson Co.
Appointments Of Post Musters.-John
M. Flemming, Wake Forest, Wake CO.
Robert P. Williamson, Rawlingsburg, Rock
ingham county; T. M. Abernethy, Kings
Mountain, Lincoln co.; Thomas L. Mayo,
Mountain Spring, Lincoln CO.. John M. O.
liver, Swift Greek Bridge, Craven co.; Eli
w. Carson, Bridge Greek, Stokes Co.
Change Of Name.-W estfeld, Surry Co
to "Big Greek, :" in Stokes Co.
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~ Persons applying foF Letters, will
please say they are adrertised. 49,
<4 THOS. G. SCOTT, PM.
Raleigh, July H.. ~a 141-3t. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06
Consumption! |!
Dr. Relfe's Asthmatic Pills

Dt AAbOS HIVE, from their rxtFa"rdina,y surccas im giving aaas, Ditcmhy of Brea'hi"g Witnessing, Tigh'"ess ot she chest, Fain tn fhe Side, Splitting ef Biood. Chill and Shirpra that p:eceae erers 0Wd Lung pf0iRSs gpRerGNy! hcrUmc One of the snnst popular Mc,liri"ra known. aud s"ught ai'eT from every part Of fe country, Of the astonishing which has attended their administration in ihe b"ye complaints, frequently curing tie most o',ena'e e1sea, aDd giving the most prcietI reliPt aer ev cry other remedy had tailed, aud persons had give" themselves mp i0 despair "f a cure!
 They have b"eN known i0 cure persons surli"sed C" tee far gone in p,i"W, and exhibiting all the "I pearance of approaching diss"u,i"".
 And such have been ihe saluiary effects ot thes" s"eringa of Ihe patient. evidently so pr"l"ng tie f,r dwys n"d weeks and give tO iI positive c"n"r they never exp~c.edl" enjoy.
 The nrer aon "f the cough ia wonderful in easing respisaii"o, qmieIing the euH4h, and procuring com fsrtai,e r"si Common cOi.s frequently removed !, i0 . few hours. ..
 O. .. Although, isaya . person epeaking of these P.,) my wife has tried various medicines "f the hrf' celebrity. for Asnnic rul,y, ("r aec,i"" "f the lungs) whirh ai times exceedingly distressing, eonnins her arr house or days a"d weeks t"geih. she 6"d. nofhi"4 girss her the vee ~hich Reyes Asrhm1tie Pills do O!-rasng her respirati"o qh'ei'"R her cough AW, giving her comfortable reat. And ihis is he ,es,im"ny nf hw0r~hs or ihoUaands The relief which nged peopis. we o,hers. experience from she "f these Ps is truly aaOni.hne. and r"nIers thetn invaluable tn inonv, and iW fact tO some sssn",ia auxiliary their comfrs. aud almost to their existence! l@ T A Physican inErrrs the Proprietor, that gen t"n.n in the r"""iry observed io him. he bad reason [" heiieve ,hr "fhese Pile had bee" the mea"s o saving his fife.
 Pric~-wl"e boxes, 30 PiIIs, Sl; ha'f do l2 Pills, so cenis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06
zttrb6eI0 1sMQWfrrr: URLrsHsD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY HENRY ADAMS a.

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers Ap dollars per year, payable before the expiration o qix months. ~'-
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 pel 4enr, payable as above. To companies less than six e1 75 per year, payable as before. g cents will be educted from each of these prices when payment is fade in advance. These prices exclusive of mail
 stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
 paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before he expiration of year.
 ocr ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions,
 and the same proportion for two or more squares. % per cent per week. Aliberal deduction made for continued or l2 months. Administrators' and Executors Notices, $1 % Commissioners Notices, l25 . All communcat tions must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06
DUMFRlEs' EYE WATER! 7!

HNOR sore inRnms9 Ey's-no,hiDy kn"wn gives E such immediate and comfortable relief. O" re- cent eyrs, :he efF.ci ia sau,ary. Where tue complaint has been years standing, and in some ecr;ngy had cases, the unexpected and desira. ie relief la. been found in ,he n.r ot ,hs EYE WA raN, after every other remedy had failed. Prrsnns ~h" have used m 'rr"nou"cr m wi,:'nH, hesaIi"n the Asss prrparntion ,r hsse eompini"s ,hey have ever met with. Price 9 renia hottie.
 Price $l fur both ariirles-OiMAmeni aWd EleciUary -er 50 cen'a when hn' onc only is wanted
 0T None are genuine unless signed T. BIDDER, or the wrapper (sole ropricior and Dr. CovwAv.)bv whom they are for sa!e at his Counting Room No. go Courstrcet, Boston, and by his special appo;nsmcn., by
 Drs Buel and Beck,cith, Litchfela; E. Cowles,
 South Farms J. C. Sterens, Canaan;
 Messrs. Loomis, Bethlem.
 June g. e5w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06
R, B, MHRRIMRAN,
DE.WTEST,

A4 ID PEACEFULLY invites your attention to the IL present highly improved method of re- placing the loss of Teeth, by inserting the sl- .iicious, Metallic, Imperishable Teeth, from one to a perfect set. ., . Teeth cleaned and filled with gold. tin or lead, SO as to sep tae progress of decay. I !. T For reference, see Dr. GRANT, who has shade arrangements for closing his business
 Roem one door cost ef Pres5yterian Church. T;,ckfeld Oci. 26. 1886. 21~1 % Circumstances having rendered it necessary that acnid discontinue the Practice of Dentistry in the sssrn of Titchfe.d, R. 3. MERRINAS proposes to com
 ace the practice of the above art, and has prepared k;nself accordingly. have lately seen number of Sscirnsns of his manner of hlng and setting see,h ssse Of which were very diheult, and required the
 Esrcise of the most slf hand It IS but justice to
 r Mcriman to say. that they were all skilfuly per
 med, and attended with little 2, no pm, mn so tne "a srovemenss n the ast--his superior mechenicait:ct
 ogethcF with his integrity of chaTacteE, commend him h she confidence Of the public. ~
 Ortober 20, 1885. C. ": GnANl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06

q. '1 ts GU1&B&2s
 0F all kinds wanted in exchange for O goods by the subscriber. .-.n
 Teb. lA l. LLAWkENCE. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06

r,auoc,;or ir A,ajas.a-The f.nds of Ire Universi- ,v If thai State amount to sss4 oOo--of which sum ss,I sss are in per c.nt stocks. During the past year tscro wesp l5R sudentsin the institution
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06

I god anecSote resrcciirg "G5seneee q n1'ad." --"A A gentleman bachelor falling lnto costa cies with sweet prattler nestliEg n Us motn-
 ers arms, intending to kiss 1t, teii io ,. Eiss;,s
 it's mother, and was only apprised of llis i'i's- qua. U! "-e Mempas TrqrireT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-04-06

No two things differ more than hurry and despatch. Hurry isthe mark ofa weak minds despatch of strong one. A weak man in office, like Q squirrel in q cage, is laboring Eeternally, but to no purpose, and in constant motion. without getting 6ff d ut ; like aturn- stile. he is in every body's way;b stops mo- body; hetalks great deal. but says very lit- tlc looks into every thing, but sees intonoth- ing; and has a llndrcd irons in'the fire, but very few of them arashot and with those few that arc, he only burns his fingers.
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lvl DIES. 80 Leonard street one door West of nI,aa
ss S e s. s. LSss h
eth r u Peaaanslp Arkmec English Gammar Single Entry
soaa 'i a %f can
dss Pc" s"c e s attention i " s.e
sne has variety 81 specimens Of pupils Improvement
10 s City and New England from which she sufficient
10 ,.lom This may certify thai Miss j. j.
essH IS II y sn my Judgment well gta-d
New YORK n Jaas' s s''e SS 4 sss
With pleasure testify in favor Of Miss }. Pfescotts keo
bs e fna1y Is % se Ea BOOK
New York December l. 1884, y =. MARSH.
skin theart Of Writing, cheeriy Confidently recon-
asssre.snsn, ~ SXrHXSiEI D. &c Gou i%Do'
This ce6eih that Miss J. j. been very sccea
one ans o M member o,hs Institution
mon Arithmetic Latin &C. and she las roy entire confdsnce IN
pupils tho solid branches eflielat JOSEPH JosIS '''
The high testimonials of character and which Nj
strong S with q" asf The
nss s to I ~ & e a.s s |
thought might be useful her esabishns as..uc
Si: '" ,s % s.' ""'. J. 'l sc cGT fs.f 5 to
Besides the above ssmonia she has hers Of her caraoter
and seholar.h pron the sowins gentlemen
Hon. + HILTON wissssset. 'S Me-. Me-
hon y NJ HARPER, laic member OF Congress;
And other equally thai can a aeon h.
ca Ling =, her residence, 80 Leonard street
%s. ey nss sd and qS Se a time she
and single IN the above branches and many she l. aa
Penmanship Miss rrescos tuition the pup ma IN
eighteen les Of hour each break up the most er
i STYLE which the pupil be Of retaining Tbs Is truly
desirable Two terms quite suici those who
have never written and read writing Charge
including s'at..pary and penmaking, $40 pertem.
Reading-Ts three four DAYS in each
tho spelling and oaabe on comprising in the
the rules Of quantity emphasis pause
becoming good readers that so C,rse $40
EnGhsn 0v11ruar Those p rsons VII, habiny bad
hearers They thai every err,r In
they obvious the black mark on the
face would he Il the In teaching the English
Grammar, Miss Prescott adopts tostbsIk the WI, Known
work O. NJ Inse.oI ESQ., and in importing Knowledge of
memory al her pupils This coursc weny , ec,".
q one hour each and will be delivered regularly twice week
hook keeping Single Entry This esarse csmpr,scs taev.
Iessens will be usefu twofd sense, AZ explains the
and commercial viii enable a pcron line Lcert ~
act her agent with ability
OF her agent IN th branch Miss Prescott puues valuable
system Of Mr. c. G. Marsh, OF this city chgc sIs per
-
Miss Prescstt deems uni say her
daons pupils the KIND,
English hrancss exclusively by herself Married. ladies' and
Others who wish IT, may depend upon the utmost secrecy
qurd.
Application. sdencc, from clock 10 A. NJ
those who wishto avail themselves OF her
Prescott will receive evening class from o'clock until g. t,r
during day will suit co lvncure Of
the pupil LADIES' respectfully ia.Ied leave their mans
AZ re study soon a. possible as new classes being
French given NJ the houses Of The
pa OF AZ cr ana
lady, and unqualified from French
English and American oncss OF the highest standing Terms
sis quarter Applications received rs above
iie.U +
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What to the man accustomed to his morning paper,
along with his rolls and butter, would be his break
fast without one? Speak TO this point We subscri-
bers 10 the morning journals, who have occasion
ally through heavy debates in Parliament impor-
tnnt expresses received at late hour, or other
causes-Seen deprived of your paper until IL o'clock
say nave you not IN such cases, spent most mis-
pnved OF Its usual relish Have not even the smiling
faces OF the members Of your family supposng you
De married, lost the charm which they possess al all
o'her times The newspaper is now become neces
sary OF iiie It's uses are innumerable; il addresses
itself 10 lis readers intellectual men, members of
the BODY polite and private individuals. Ii is the
nrst 10 inform them Of any discovery of impor-
lance IN the science of mind II points ont by its
views, It's reports of the proceedings of literary and
scientific societies. its advertisements &c. every thing
OF interest which transpres in the republic of letters
AS TO politics, again. il its province
communicate the amples information regarding them
Whatever bears, either directly or indirectly on the
destinies of the nation is to b. found in the columns
of the newspaper To all such matters it has an ca
gle eyes and not to the politics Of this country only
but to those of the whole civsed world.
Read yeur newspaper carefully and il is your own
FAULT II you have not clear view, without rising off
your CHAIR OF the state of matters all parts of the
globe. was much struck with an observation which
pieus Baptist minister made some wears ago to
friend Of mine, when a visit in the north Of Scot
land A newspaper having been brought into the
room, he held out his hand to receive it, saying, "Be
KIND enough to let me have il for few minutes till
see now the supreme being is governing the world y
newspaper, could not be employed. The newspa-
per IS indeed mirror in which you SIC reflected the
the world M
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II =
LANIuAGE.-We would invite attention 81 the Teach
ers 10 the french Grammar by Mr. p WERZBIfKI mat pu
lsied ny Saniiosd formerly j. u w. Sandod 4 calaed
70 upercede all hooks may bv f.uad in the mar
ket al present. and there doubt that will rcoe very pop
lar on account improvements that there are which facilitate
al dhhculties wih wcs English pupil we y pc
az some q them Until thought Eng
nsnsan cou NOT earn the OF the
Without nearing one who yronounces city himself
Werxbcs Grammar teaches the ialacy spsnion ir
the nct Is that there any
trajectory rules facilitating Zoe difficulty his grammar on the con
trufy all rules That there the speaks
about every etsr giving ~ s9und viii
not hesitate 70 pronounce tha
nsacaion of,e French without teacher Though true that
that nIciy OF the pronunciation which be
way but Acquired and appreciated op by the e learn
Ell ny the organ OF hearing Upon the whole the that
he hc author viii eub every w eye
Fnnchman He likewise made OF art
cfe winch cannot be found elsewhere that article the which
puzzles syer Engsman thai attempts speak French Like
order 10 make an qe e sentence his cannoi be found
any grama hnaiy the arrangement that peyades his
grammar new and easy calculating facilitate study
ota beautiful language for the pupil lessen the labor OF the
!eacne anu we are so confident Of its that viii Moth
ing o. ourselves but soat candid perusa Of Teachers for
we are satisfied they win be pleased with IHse ds r te
~ others can ba At Wholesale retail the OF
NO II w. SANDFORD
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

HOUSES AND ~ TEtS, BOARH q HOUSES, AND
HOUSE Ne EPERs IN GENERAL. The subscriber eff r. to
mefha s his Amer Nv ugots and sheets
81 nr different thckn fol Coz Instruments fen
ar., &C ~ IN co1rso Of is ek, and he supply
buder propr tors OF hpus with hon urnc, such
0ks knobs Keys capt rods, be pss sash knobs &C &C all
Of The m ~ app ov workm tnship and lat II uerns and
public ani rryase no be Ell Nth any gsanty
Of beta and desse spoons dessad forks, a se napkia
nfs, hsa ans but 90 kn ADDS &C all OF the
be a pattern and warranted 10 kss their Iowr.
Pf,ces mOdefnse. ard any rdcr- executed by
Or. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
100 broadway.
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CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Corn" Of Nassau and Pine SIS, Ctty Of Neio York.
The Proprietor Of the above establishment his
thanks to the public for the liberal which has been
sustained since ha1 been under his econ his
future system OF will convince his friends that he
determined toeave nothing unone his part merit contnu
ance Of their patronage.
The Hotels immediately adjoining the Custom House. and within
minutes walk OF Wall street Broadway AID other principal hu
sinessseets consequently convenient for those gentlemen
who reside in the othc city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refractory all hours from A. M till and dinner from
till r. M The Proprietor feels wanaated in saying that ms
tables furnished establishment
in the city.
Arrangements have been made with agents the country by
which the Csem House Hotel WILL future, be supplied with the
earliest fruits and other deeaci of the various seasons
and with eminent importing house ia the city, for
supply of the choicest wines liquors JAMES HORN, Jr.
an
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

TO REAL ESTATE RROK ERS.
subs -rber has mado arrangements execute
~ all orders in The Mapping line in the manner Spe
cimcns may bc seen at the office.
Observation-Disclosures LuhoQyaphy. attended To
aad despatch 80
great variety Engraviass hand plain re-
ducetl rrices to dealers BROWNE d REDMOND,
jylsy Iis Fulton At
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

TOCKS. choice assortment Of Ocpfemsns YOUNG
- Mems Fancy and other Stock Of the materials sod work
,nssp just reocveJ By Mrs KING III Fulton street, bach she
IL al hns al reduced pr,aes Btf