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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
a. em Cabinet
MANDATORY.
RuckIe & Hull.

ENOULD respectfully inform the inha
w bitants of Martinsburg and its vicl.
nifty that they have purchased the CabineI
Making Establishment Of James s. Boyd
and removed il to the stand lately occupi
ed by Richard w. Ruckle, where they
are now fully prepared to manufacture ans
and all articles IN their line of business, al
short notice and on reasonable terms, anc
IN the newest and most approved style
They will always keep on hand choice
and extensive supply Of all articles in the
Cabinet Making line, consisting of
MAHOGANY sIDE-BoARDs,
Secretaries, Bureaus, Ladies Dressing Blu
reGus; End, Centre. Pier, Extension. anc
Plain Tables; Wash, Candle, g. Worh
STANDS; manufactured Of the best MA
terials, by experienced and careful workmen
They will also manufacture and keep or
hand good supply of Patent, French
High, and Lou Post
Bedsf eads,
of every variety. They will at all time.
be prepared TO supply all orders for c OF
FINS, at the shortest notice and will
keep first-ra
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
Stone Coal.

DARBY d COLSTON,
EEAVE just received, at the Honey.
AA wood Mills. 1000 BUSHELS OF
cheap.
March s, 1sS7.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
Public Sale of Land.

Rf virtue of decree of the County
-h6 Court of Morgan. in Chancery, in
the case OF Pendletons executor us. Gill
and others, the undersigned Commission
ers named in said decree. will expose to
sale, at public auction, for cash, before
the court house door in Morgan, on Mon
day, The 22d day Of Nay neat, (being court
day. an undivided moIety Of two tracts OF
land, the one containinp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
Martinsburg Hotel.
4 'I'ilk
YArYMy rxrr = T,srYT9r
JoHN HILLMrRu.

IT'D ESPECTFULLY informs bis friends
Id and the public, that be has leased
the above establishment, recently occupl-
ed by MIR. William Gorrell, at The corner
of Queen and Burke streets, Ii Martins
burg, where he will be always prepared
to accommodate travellers and others in the
best style. His TABLE will constantly
be furnished with the best provisions the
markets can afford; and his BAR at all
times stored with well selected liquors. -
His ST.aBLE, affording more than ordi.
nary comfort for horses, will be supplied
with the best grain and hay, and attend
ed by faithful and diligent OstIer
He pledges, upon his part. every exer
ton to contribute to the comfort and sa
tisfaction Of his guests, and hopes to me
rit a share Of public patronage.
April 26, 1S37.-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
600,
V WU,
THE OTHER
= % % a q Ee IL =.

lying IN the county of Morgan. on the
Sleepy Creek Mountain, near its northern
termination.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
CROMWELL ORRICK,
Aprii 70, lo57.-4t COm'rs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

80, sos Prizes.
0G-Tiekets $20-Shares in proportion. 80
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

We are authorised TO announce Capt.
JOHN JENNINGS DUNLAP as Candidate for
the Office Of! Clerk of the Superior Court,
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce DR.. JAS.
Il. J. ORR as a Candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. JEN-
NINGs B. KERR, as a candidate for the OF.
flee of Superior Court Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce BRALY
OATES, Esq, as Candidate for re.eection,
for the Office Of County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorised to announce PEARS
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as Candidate for
reelection, for the Office of Clerk of the
Superior Court.
We are authorised TO announce Capt.
II. ID. W. ALEXANDER, as a Candidate for
the Office of Superior Cour, Clerk, a, the
ensuing Election.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
Bank ofthc state ON. !


A, meeting Of the President and Directors OF
the Bank Of The State OF North Carolina, held on
hi. dav, the following proceedings we're :, d, VIZ
Tie EJard taking into consideration ,1c gene
raj suspension Of Specie payments by the Banks
l. thc Uniltd S,acs, and the evident certainty of
the early AID entire exhaustion of The specie
nov in he vaults OF this Bank and Branches, II
they continue under existing circumstances TO
ulse specie payments,
Rssoirsl unanimously, that this Bank and Bran.
che, win forthwith suspend the payment 9! Specie
for az demands On the same, until the further or.
der of this Board
Rssotred, that the several Cashiers Of this Bank,
Branches and AE,uehs be instructed, and they
are hereby instructed. To receive on Deposit anu
m payment OF D.bi- doe The Institution, the Notes
Of tbs Bank aud Branches only, unt tho further
order OF this Board
Resoiced, that this Bank will proceed to curiaii
lis Debts as speedi, a. NAV be consistent ~iih he
ability of lis d. bors in this season Of difficulty
and the ultimate security Of the Debts,
a copy from Tie journal,
{. DEWEY, Cash.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
MARRIFn

In this County, on the 25th uli, by Robert
D. Alexander, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM ?. CHRIS.
TlANBERRY 10 Miss MARY MAGARY.
In Lancaster Dis, S. &, On the 10Th ult hv tho
Rev. Trey l.. Potter, Mr.. ALEXANDER DUN.
LAP, merchant of LancasterSille, 10 Miss JANE
A. MASSEY
Also, on the 2lst ult, in Lancssterville,S C. BY
Thomas J, Wright, Esq, Mr.. CULLEN P. POW.
ELL, formerly of Chester Dis, 10 Mis-. FLORIL.
LA MATHEW. late of Camden, s. c.
Also, on the 2jth ult., in Lancaserve, S. c.,
by the Rev. Trey L. Potter, Mn BENJAMIN
formerly Of Salisbury, n C. lo Miss
FRANCES ROSS, of Meckenburg, n. C.
With the last notice. we acknowledge the re.
ception of a slice of Cake.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
Friday, June =, 1897.
The Bank of the state suspended
specie payment.

BY the following notice OF the Cashier, il will
be perceived that the Bank of the State of North
Carolina has by circumstances been compelled
10 fall into the current and suspend specie pay
incnt, not from inability to meet the demands a.
ganst it, as will appear from the Expose of the
President, which we also publish, but in self de-
fence The simple fact, Says the Raleigh Regis.
ter) that the Bank Of the Metropolis, the Pet In.
slituton at Washington, was unable to sustain it.
self backed BY all the resources OF the Govern
men, is Justification enough for every other Inst
tuition which has suspended. II is an argument
which can neither be got round or overturned, and
the force Of ~hich, we presume, no one will be
disposed TO undcrratc. The reason the Bank re-
fuses to take Cape Fear Notes is accounted for by
the Fayetteville Observer of the 2ilh instant, in
the following extract:
"When the Bank Of tire State suspended pay
mcnt, on Thursday last, there was some reason TO
believe that the Bank of Cape Fear would decide
on different course II she continued TO pay spe-
Gle, she eIuld not of course take the notes of the
Bank Of the STATE mons pecie paying institution
Should the latter. therefore, receive Cape Fear
notes, she would be obliged 10 call Cor their re-
dgnpton, either in specie or It's equivalent. II was
o. avoid that appearance of unfrientlincss towards
tie Cape Fear b. n and 10 throw no obstacle IN
the way Of the effort to pay specie, that the resolu-
ton was adopted"
We were led to believe, from Information VIC
had received tina, the refusal to take Cape Fear
notes BY the Bank OF the State was owing to ano.
,hcr cause than the one assigned above, and which
wc intended to notice but iuasmuch as the cause
assigned by the Observer may be the real one, we
shall wave any further notice OF the subject
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
lror TIE crARLorrE lorrSAL.l

| rOit lhI. N4'AhI-O4 II W. Il Nsis
Mr.. EDIToR: observed the other day
! 10 perusng the columns of the Western
Carollnan" the following, "The Belgian
man.-We forgot few weeks ago TO an.
nounce that I'm. III. Hdy,rood Of the City
of Raleigh, lately appointed Charge d At.
fairs to the King Of Belgium, absolutely de-
cllnes making the trip. Ii is supposed that
the difficulty he finds in learning the Dutch
Language at his time Of life is the princi.
pal cause of his declenson. Others say,
that he expected birth at Washington
City, in one of the Cabinets, and falling to
get that he swears he wont cross salt water
as he has ,rite and Children" At the
same time also observed the following In
formation. "The Branch Mint in Char.
lotte.-.Mr. Wheeler who knocked Mr.
llutchisons nose out of Jolst, passed on
through this place last week to enter on the
duty and enjoyment of his office. Our rea.
ders viii recollect he has been appointed
Superintendent of the Mint at Charlotte,
and also knocked over Doct. Fox's Pail
Of MiM."
From this | am unable to understand
" from the light before me" that Mr.. Hay.
wood the Charge d Affairs didn't under.
stand Dutch. The risque also of crossing
salt water with ,rite and chiidren being
too great for salary of $500 year
but thai berth in the Cabinet would have
shifted, thn salary being $4,000 a year =
MIR. Hutchinson was knocked clear out Of The
President of the Mind with the comfortable
salary of $4,000 year at home--ths is
good and very good q that the good old gen,
leman Doctor Fox's Pail of MIR was in.
gloriousy upset. Mr.. Haywood the Charge
| know desired an appointment in the Cab.
net-the seat of Mr.. Forsythe-because he
wrote YOU remember the Address before
the last Presidential election entitled "1he
People Us. The Bank" Mr.. Hutchinson de.
served (as he couldn't beg "Presldent Of
the Mint" something comfortable, say the
Mission to Belgium, because he wrote a
Circular in 1884, denouncing the Bank
and laudng the removal Of the Deposltes.
He also knows all about the Dutch Ian.
suage and has no rrye nor children 10 cross
thesaH cdter. And lastly but not leastly,
Doctor Fox-He is the biggest man Of the
three. He is such uiSe man, a good man
and pretty man. But that Pal! Of MIX =!
what does it mean !! Icdn'tteH. But GER
tainly he ought to have been appointed
"Cark in the Mint" with the snug salary
of $1,000 year, which, added 10 the pro-
fits of Steam Doctoring would have made
him a Gentleman the balance Of his life.
Mr.. Editor, ain not satisfied. wish
consultation with you and our neighbor the
" Western Carollnlan" upon the subject. |
propose that we Petition forthwith Mr. Van
Buren, the nominee of "the Greatest and
Best" to remodel things; and have them
appointed. They have as is said in the
PLAY, done the State some service" am
little afraid Of 'em-They feel disap,
pointed. Should they join the "new born
Wings" Gas the old General calls us) why
four years hence-lIttle Van may be per-
hups, blown Sky high.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

The Rev, James Thomas will preach on the
I'd, 3d. and 4th, June, in Charlotte the 9TH, az
Chalk Level; 9th, 10Th, and llth, at Flint Hill
18th, at Hickory Grove; 18th, at Sardis; that
night in Yorkvlle; on the 18Th and 10th, in York.
vile 18th, at Mill Creek 18th at Flint Hill
Friends requested TO extend these notices.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
DIED

In this County, on the 29th ult., MINERVA
w, wife of Col. VIM. NJ. Grier. and daughter Of
John Hayes, Esq, of Lincoln county, in the 9th
year of her age.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

decision Of the Banks Of Charleston in relation 10
the suspension of the payment of specie.
The Capitol of the Bank is, ssOO.OOo 90
Each Stakeholder is liable in case Of It's failure,
for twice the amount of bis Stock.
All the Stockholders residents Of the State,
and of undonbted credit.
The Bank has assets, in specie, notes
and balances of other Banks, notes
and drafts discounted, and bonds, 81, 59099S IA
Its liabilities are,
Notes in circulation, S509,245
Deposites, le2,6l5 80 SOL, $50 80
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

think you now, Mr. Spectator, since Mr.. Van Blu
rem has acceded to what to the N. Y. COMMITTEES
reques,nd1 Is it still for effect7
GTMetaifc Gu % 1-An esteemed
and very intelligent con, %H ,}ent, Says the Sa
lem Gazette writes us as -
with respect TO a spe| Tr,ncy, nothing
can be more prepostefous Il upase that spe.
Gle can ever take the enti.d of PAPER me-
dunn in this actiyeps counry. In
fact there cannot be \l1gh Of tnc Precious met
ais in the known wrld for such purpose. There
is probably at this moment sufficient quantity
of specie for all the actual wants OF the people, If
1t could only be left TO find rs own level, which is
the true tendency OF this commodity, TO go where
it is the most wantoa. Doubtless the identical
same coin pass and rtpass the Atlantic times "a
gain and again; at one time in the vaults of the
American Banks. end then again, as if on a visit
10 their old acquaintance, rafting and thinking
on the compters Of the Bank of England, and this
is all the use for which specie can be wanted
The writer certainly expresses the opinion we
have always held that there was not in The known
world precious metals enough TO take the entire
place of paper medium--the opinion of DR.. Jack
son and his government TO the contrary notwith-
standing. The people no doubt themselves will
soon be forced TO the same conclusion BY the in.
Jury they are directly sustaining from the low
price of the staple commodities, the general dis.
tress among the laboring class at the North, and
the unexampled pressure in the money Market
The only countries where an entire metallic cir.
culating medium exists is Spain and Italy, two
miscrably poor countries, without commerce and
without employment for the laboring classes
l57Curious Fact.--In looking over our reports
of arrivals on 10th inst. We find, says The New
York Express, that there were four foreign yes
sells to one American. The flags OF no less than
| / nations came into our port Oh that day.
The Camden Courier states that the stage from
Columbia 10 Charleston was lately robbed of three
trunks one of which was afterwards found near
the Columbia bridge, ritilcd Of its contents.
GEORGE r. GIIMER has been nominated as the
Wing Candidate Tor Governor in Georgia, by
numerously attended Convention, just held at Mil
ledgevllle,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
NOTICE..

A CCORDlNG 10 recent instructions
1 "A from the Post Master General, | am
authorized TO receive nothing but Gold, Sill
yer or lis equivalent, in pay ment hereafter
for Postage. Ii. b. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
Mgp 81 1897
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

OITMost Of the Banks of South Carroll.
ma, If not ALL, have suspended specie payment
Very little doubt exists, as far as We can learn
of their solvcncy, and it would be well for our
friends hereabouis not TO listen to every rumor OF
Bank failing during this time of pressure. No
Bank in the South appears to be more able to meet
It's liabilities than tho Commercial Bank OF Column
bla, which our readers will perceive from the fol-
loving statement, submitted by a committee ap-
pointed at public meeting held in Columbia on
tho 9Th ult 10 take into consideration the final
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02
Leaving an excess of assets in favor Of
the Bank of $500. L.

Leaving an excess of assets in favor Of
the Bank of 1899 1877 50
This amount the Committee believe is secured
upon nnquestionabe paper and is already as secure
the best friends of the institution can desire. But
the bill holders and depositors have, beyond this
security, which amounts to more than two dollars
of assets for every one owed by the Bank, the
still farther security which exists in the liability
Of the Stockholders to twice the amount of their
stock, which is for SS00,000of Stock, Sl6000 600 on
So that in reality the bill holders and
depositors have for their bills and
depositcs, which amount to, 69l, $50 80
The security of ass'ts to 81 5000 II
Liability Of St'khoders, 10000 90 g. 1899 II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

or nearly s. for every one owed by the Bank.
No reasonable man can desire better evidence
than the above. The Banks all state that the sus
pension will be temporary, HAVING been compelled
to adopt the measure one Of selcdelcnce, caused
by the suspension Of the Northern Banks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

into the belief that nothing but recharter of tho
U. S Bank, can afford immediate and permanent
relief to grooming and distressed country" What
think you now, Mr.. Spectator, since Mr.. Van b.
rem has acceded to what to the N. Y Committee
reques,odl Is it still for effect7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-06-02

e. The Milton Spectator says, in rela.
ton to the Committee from, New York, the Report,
&c, that 1.-THE whole of this affair was gotten up
merely for effect, to humbug the People into the
belief that the course pursued by Gen. Jackson,
cd in by Mr.. Van Buren,, will plunge it into utter
and irre,.ievableTuin and also 10 terrify them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
BY the western Express Mail.

Dates before us from Cincinnati to the 18th August
and from St Louis to the Goth July.
Charles Hammond, Of the Gazette, is rowing Miss
Martineau up Salt River as they casscay say in the
West for her false facts This is right. What
think of female historian who says she
shaded meadow IN Kentucky where, the previous
mer the grass took fire every day eleven O'clock
AM?
II is believed in Cincinnati that the banks be
divorced from the government. Af1 .e
Clayton is styled the Christopher Columbus of the
skies Good! What is the of the Continent
that he has discovered? .6
The Winnebaeoes and Sacs had in Burlington
Wisconsin territory, the Goth ult, in which Winnie
bago was killed. The cause Of the whole affair
fred fire. s4-... 1.. ......-..... t..s
The Bank of Missouri is about to issue her bills. o.
Buckeye by the of Williams, frightened the
humbug oculist, Williams, almost Of his senses the
other day, at Cincinnati Can't the Cncinnatans con
trve plan send this notorious mendcant back
the French court They have already had him up be-
fore the courts for refusing to pay his board BILL
Young Burke is playing Richard Third at Cincinnati
We Gods what is the stage coming to? Not that OBJ
ject young Burke. #..I r tsG
An extensive coal bed has been found the Madison
and Lafayette Railway, 10 miles from Madison.
Pittsburgh contains $4,000 inhabitants, and occupies
with its environs, a circle of five miles. lf. .el
Her manufactures are Sll,606,350
The annual amount of mercantile bu-
sness amounts TO 10000 900
Commission business, 5975,O00
Coal trade 562 900
Total, tt S31,l43,35O
Success to the city of Goals!
Two more of the sufferers by the explosion of the
Charlton are dead The fault with the engineer,
in permitting the water toget too low. ~" 1l
Black Hawk, Wah cunnee, and few friends of the
Sacs arrived at St. Louis on the 2sth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
VAPOH BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR
BATHS,


r. CARROLL returns grateful acknowledgements
y. the public and the gentlemen Of the medical profess
which has been IN .uceessu operation upwards Of eleven
years As the limits OF newspaper advertisement preciade
VIZ, Virtues Of the vaper Bsts he Ses leave merely 70 state s
has been found safe though powerful remedy IN all the fol
diseases 90 the joints catarrhal CON-
9Sy sGsl epey s e
dangerous complaint Sew q pEsraEisEH5 FEVER,
which the vapor Bath has had az influence almost IN
psraeed in checking and Graduating the fearful progress
made in this city Persons not wbisg general vapor Bath
informed the DoccA Or LOCAL BATH, Is in full ope
ration and can be bad al all times.
several VISITED The v.por s.A s s,a
and have entirely satisfied myself the Bahs admins
e'e' ''''e W $40 -" ALEX H. STEVENS, NJ d.
can chreruly found the Baths in John
well attended TO- and ySSTSs M Ss
70 Mr. and Mrs Caolrs vapcr Bath in John street and have
s , .ss $ s % Ss ssy s:s
s,ered and believe IN this respect Mr. and Mr. Carroll
nothing to be desired BY Ts'e 2' ss %cs
The Baths are in constant readiness from o'clock In the
morning ill O'Clock Al ngs. every Day sunn s,ss
Baths at all hours Of the day Portable Baths with csmpe
par Of the city or Brooklyn Ave minutes noce y.
nexon with any other eablisment-The shakers Concen
traed Syrups OF saapara and Everwort ssaIe Bathing
Tabs and Hip Baths fGr sale or hire jyn I'm
A NGINA PECTORIs.-DOCTOR SEARS has paid
"A unusual this disease has had much expe
rence in the IL and in most cases has been sue
cessfu In relieving It's symptoms and IN many o. an9rn
ing entire relief Its characteristic symptoms are an unpiea
SAINT sensation at the sternumbreasbone oomnon'y AZ ne
lower part oft attended with pains about the breast but more
particularly the t side and regsn of the heart extending
cen e he shoulder blades especially the lett and often ~
iee'ng the let arm Those subject sometimes awaken
ed Win sense OF sufocaon and generally experience
breath and sometimes paptaon Of the heart On
wanng ,aa where y ascending against the wins or w
hgs. o stars Doctor Sears would invite those subject 70 t
disease OF 70 dyspepsia, liver complaints pulmonary or
drepeica affections 10 call him al his Office ~ Ann street
Numerous certificates be and references given
W=.w .@M#@s 4Na I. au35m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09
TELATINE CAPsULs.s OF PURE COPAvI
NJ BALstM patented by the Royal Acadcrsie OF Medicine

EELA1 ~ CAPsULss OF PURE COPAVi
NJ BALSAM, patented by the Royal Acadcrve OF Medicine
ParisThe Copav BaIsam ri all the medicines employed
In combating the chronic and acute gopooea affections the
only the specific action ri which has doubted
and which phycens have in consequence given The pree
taste and smell Of Us be-
Ing rejected bv many patients
This the why have been made
in order discover mode Of Disgusting its that
might be taken with less but hitherto this has been
mperectly effected and always by the addition % some
active substance, which modes IT, properties and thus de-
ch,mc constitution, and It's physical character
Therefore having discovered mode Of administering In
such that cannot occasion the slightest pugaance
aud this without submitting 10 alteration The method
consists in enclosing " ~ The gelatine capsules u encose
that medicine IN such disguise w.
rcly the and smell and goes into the digestive
gsns without any other mixture than tha OF the geanc with
which envropes and which completely dissolved
stomach nv this the treatment of the gonorhoea
being effected without disgust, and consequently without in
errpton, will become prompt and sure, thus
venting the possibility II a relspe
The directions well the ations from the
most ein. physicians ~ Paris enclosed in each box
For all respectable apothecaes In the city
and country.
Druggists and apohecares supplied of The above cap
ulcs by CHARLES wILDENOw, at No 400 Greenwich 81.
an7.1mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

DE ADVISED, ALL WHO ARE ABOUT
ID to purchase TUSCANS LEGHORNS, STRAW
HATShe greatest choice of the finest and best goods IN far
the siapes-wh the lowest prices-may be found T.
BENEFITS Straw Warehouse, or shewro at 2s7 Broad
way, New York shape, known by the OF the
Paris Hat This elegant shape, sets aud easy
and peases fashionable and tasty Ladies, that
the most recent bought Hats elsewhere, daily brought
this establishment he altered 20 h,beautnl Haa
has the shape the above House Please to call and
ndge for yourselves lie has still large stock hand and
variety 10 suit all classes, with reduced prices
uy Bear in mind the number, 297 Broadway. iyls-lmt