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returned, as containing something dlsre-
spec,fnl to member of the committee
and that The inierrogatory which he held IN
his hand should be propounded when |
said in substance, Il may not use the pre-
else words,) 81" That if had done any thing
which a majority of the commmittee con-
sidered improper, certainly regretted it,"
The interrogatory which the chairman al
luded to was then propounded, which was
as follows: Did you or not apply to the
Secretary of the Treasury to be appointed
either before or after the removal Of the de-
posites, agent of the department, or of the
deposite banks, selected or to be selected ?"
The foregoing is nearly, if not an exact
account, of what transpired.
When it is recollecied that on the 5Ih
instant, in a Card, published IN the Globe,
challenged Mr.. Pey,on to adduce a single
particle of proof to sustain the assertion |
found it reported he had made, as well as
declared it false, that in consequence of
the character of the agent alluded to, MI.
fancy, the former Secretary of the Treas
ury, would not recommend him as an agent
Of the deposite banks" will leave it to the
public TO decide, who was the aggressor on
the evening alluded to, Mr.. Peyton, for
propounding the interrogatory he did; or
myself, for giving the answer which ] did
to it.
1t is for the House of Representatives to
decide, whether it shall be tolerated, that
any individual called before them as n wit
ness, or before d committee appointed by
that honorable body, and acting under its
authority, shall be subject 10 treatment sim
liar to that have experienced, and of
which | complain, without having it redress
sed.
To discerning and lgh,ened public
trust the decision, whether the course which
! pursued during the unpleasant affair which
have detailed, was the respectful and
proper one, or whether NOR proper one
would have been such as might have led to
scene of greater confusion, and to still
more unpleasant, and, possibly, to calami-
tous consequences.
Respectfully,
The pubic's humble servant,
II. VI. WHITNEY.
Hon11u IAN 31 1877
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Finding that misrepresentation have been
spread abroad respecting scene which oc-
Cured on "Wednesday night last at the
Capitol, in the room of the select committee
of which the Hon. Mr.. Garland is chairman
deem it a duty alike due to myselfand the
public, to lay before it correct statement
of the occurrence.
On that day, after my protest had been
read by the committee, received, and order-
ed to be placed on the journal, Mr.. Peyton
commenced propounding interroga.ores to
me some OF which answered, aud some
/ declined answering.
The following was the fifteenth in
,errogaiory propounded by him: Did you
receive any letter of Recommendation from
r. 3. Taney, or did he in any manner
countenancc or encourage you in applying
for the agency contemplated or did he
positively refuse to receive or countenance
you in that capacity while he was at the
head of the Treasury Department
To the intcrrogatory gave the following
answer =" decline answering this inter-
rogatory more particularly as the indivld-
ual propounding it has asserted positively
and publicly that the substance of the latter
part of it is true, beginning with, or did,
&C. therefore, being the party accused, /
aIn not II proper witness. | think in justice
that the individual who has made the al
legation should be called to produce his
proof"
This was handed to the chairman, who
read il to the committee upon which Mr..
Peyton, in a most violent and passionate
manner, sprang from his seat, aud exclaim-
ed The damned internal scoundrel should
not insult him there; Constitution or no
Constitution, he las | understood him tn
say,) would have the life of the damned viii
lisn !" at the same time advancing and
thrusiing his hand into his bosom, under
his waistcost, as | supposed, for the pur-
pose Of drawing forth some concealed weap-
on. Expecting an assault, ! put myself IN
posture Of defence. Before he had got
forward to me, aud before he had drawn
his hand from his bosom, Mr.. Wise sprang
before him, and pushed him back. saying
Don't, Peyton: The damned scoundrel is
not worth mirding." Immediately took
my seat, when both Mr. Wise and Mr.. Pey-
:on commenced the most violent abuse Of
mc, the latter calling me :. damned plum
derer," and &" a damned dog !" when rose
and said, "Mr Chairman, I claim the pro-
lection of the committee while I am before
H." When hIr. Pey,on, addressing him
self to me said: You shan't speak, God
damn you 4; hold your tongue - and when
had seated myself, still keeping my eye
upon him, he said " God damn you, take
your eyes off OF me; YOU shan't look at
me :" and after this h rose, and with Mr.
Wise advanced towards me; /; the latter with
his hand IN hi. pocket, aud stood before me
for minute or more. as il supposing they
could intimada,e me by their united frowns.
Soon after this. and wh"n quiet had pre-
vailed, l was requested by the chairman ia
retire, which dill. Some time nfer, when
vas requested to return to the room.
was informed by the chairman that the com
mliiec had resolved, that the answer whicl
h1d ,ivsn 10 he iltcrrosa,crr should h
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FoRr TowsoN, Dec. 27, 1886.

Copy of letter received a few days since,
by Lie,r. Col. Vose, commanding n, this
post, from mai. Israel Folsom, an intelligent
half breed Choctaw, residing on The Noun
tain Fork of Little River. Nothing farther
has been heard upon the subject.
EAcLErowN, CHoCTAw NATION,
Dec. %. 1886.
Dear Sir On Monday last, one of my
hunters arrived here from Cross Timbers,
who informed me as fact, that hc was told
by the Caches, that party OF the Cunon-
cbes killed aud scalped white man, in the
pr,iries near the cross ,iiDbers. a hunting
party the Choctaws received further IA
formation, from the same band of The Cach-
les. that all the different tribes of Indians ia
the west are uniting with a view TO declare
war npainst the Uniicd States. The war
against Texas wns already declared. The
Caches stated also, that the MexIcans were
their close friends and would act IN their
behalf: aud further stated, that then all the
chiefs Of different nations were busy IN
hol,Iiny councils, 70 effect "a union of all the
different tribes in the West. The Caches
rave strong hints to the Choctows to join
them.
81 give you this brief account, just as II
was told to me, thinking II for the interest oi
our country, and to give you information OF
the plans adopted by the Wild ldlndiAnsaghlnsi
our peace. I think the Mexicsns are al
the head of IT,. The plan Of nuion oi nIi
the different tribes i, a policy too deep inr
Wild Indians to study Oh; and adopt.
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y [ { d

In thi, Town on Thursday evening last, ancr
Few days illness, Clarke Taggart, Esq. Of Middle
own, aged Is ycars.-In the death Of this worthy
nan society has been deprived of one who bore,
Turing long and useful fife, the siriciest charac-
.er for honesty and integrity. lie was, f2r NAM =
.a,,s President az the Town. Council Of Middle
own. and was dcgeryedy esteemed by al VINO
Knew him ,.
On THURSDAY Miss Amanda Mason. daughter OF
Mr. Nathaniel Mason in the 22d year Of her age.
On the 22l ult. O. smallpox, on board'schr II.
10. in this harbof, Josiah u. Allen, seaman, ol
A, Tiycrtou. on the 21th ul. Mr.. Otis hlmy
aged 66 years. - a.. .r;c,
of christopher Amy formerly Of lhis town age
g years an esteemed member Of the society o'
rfienAs
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Extract from the Correspondence of the
Journal Of Commerce.
Washington, February 2, 1887

VdShmSt0n, February =, 1887.
As the Presidents letter to the Commit
tee has been the subject of much misrepre-
sentation, both here and abroad, send the
document itself. For itself let it speak. 1t
was drawn forth from the President, bv the
letter addressed by the Committee to him
and the Head of the departments, inquiring
what frauds, corruptions, &c. they had been
guilty Of The letter is well written. But
the President, naturally enough, suffers HIM
self TO be drawn by his feelings, into re-
ply to Mr.. Wise's speech made in the
House. You will see that in his views of
the question, he takes the very ground as
sumed by Mr.. Pearce, of Rhode Island in
his reply to Mr.. Wise.
Mr.. Wise submitted a resolution to the
Committee, declaring that the President, by
this letter, had treated the Committee dis
respectfully but it was negatived, six to
three.
understand Mr.. Wise has summoned
about thirty different witnesses from differ
ent parts Of the United States To appear be-
fore the Committee. Some of them resiIc
so far off that they will not reach the city
till after the end of the session The
Messrs. Josephs, of New York, have beeu
summoned, and the Messrs. Phillips, of
Philadelphia.
Many Of the most distinguished Senators
and Representatives of the opposition have
been summoned, and have been asked
whether they had any charges which they
could make against the administration of
any Department or Bureau. Mr.. Pickens
has put in his allegation in writing, Messrs.
Bell White, Peyton and Wise, have also
made charges before the Committee.
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Mr.. d. JAMES INDIAN EXPEC-

NJ TORANr is recommended as decidedly an,
! perl0r to any other known combination of medicine
Tor Coughs, Colds Influenza. Consumption Astl,-
una. Splitting of Blood Hoarseness, Difficulty Of
breathing, Whoopins Cough, Pains and weakness
OF the breast aud all diseases of the Pulmonary or
gans
This medicine is highly and Justly recommended,
by numerous and respectable individuals who have
found reliei from It's use. Many who have been la.
boring under pro,rac,ed coughs and pains in tl,s
breast aud have been happily restored to perfect
health hy the use ofthis valuable expectorant The
following isdeemad sptfc;en, for insertion here
From the Rev c. {. L. Crosby, late agen, of the
American Bup!isi
New York, June 18th, 1896
I" DR.. d. Jayne,
Dear Sn:-l have made use of the Indian Fxpec.
torant, personally and in my family for the last six
years, with great benefit. Indeed [ may consider
my ue prolonged by the of this invaluable edi-
cine under the blessing of God for several years. I
may say almost as much in the case of my wife and
ais Of the Rev Mr.. TiDson Of the island of Jamaea
For all eases OF Cough, inflammation of tie Chest,
Luugs, and Throat, do most unhesitatingy recon-
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
My earnest wish is that others afflicted as have
heen. may experience the same relief which um
persuaded they WILL by using The Indian Expccta
rant &. C. T.. CROSBY
N. Il. Many Of my neighbors on my recomue,,-
daon, have tired this medcine with uniform success
DR. Hamilton, of 81. James, South Carolina was
greatly affected by congh hoarseness and soreuess
oi the lungs, aud on using bottle of this medicine
found immediate and permanent relief
by DIR. II. X HAZARD,
4gent for N-N;PoRT.
And by T.. p. Mason, Providence and at Who,e.
sale * Retail by A. u. * d. Sands, No. 100 Fulton,
corner Of VIM. street, New York.
Dec. 2sth, #.
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The New Orleans papers state that in
consequence of The cold weather which pre-
vailed at the beginning of the present
month, the price of coal had lisen three
hundred per cent. Wood was selling at
twelve dollars the cord chickens for two
dollars IA pair beef thr,y-seven cents n
pound; butter seventy-fiye cents Il pound,
and eggs seventy-fve cents "A dozen.
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MIcHIGAN.-We have admitted Michi-
gan: Hoist up new star! aud brilliant
and glorious one too. May it remain for
ever fred star, aud of the brightest in the
American constellation Never, we ,lrus',
will it shoot madly from its sphere--disor-
dered, and producing disorder. Seated on
ITS own fair and noble peninsula, may the
state of Michigan endure forever-based on
institutions which will stand the test of time
and remain as pure and unsuIlied as the
waters which almost surround the territory
of the stately. Y. Sund. Morn. Ncws.
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Reported for the Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Jan. 3

Al marke, 800 head Of Beef Caltle, 90 mich Cows
and 1900 Sheep
The Beef generally was Of an inferior quality,
and the demand limited, though there was a small
advance in prices from last week 500 head were
taken at from SO IL to 10 IL, average 80 l2 the
100 Ibs.
Milch Cows--Therc was less demand though
prices about as last week, 20 sold at 1926 to ssi5
Sheep-The sales were heavy and prices fell of
about 25 cts head 1909 sold at from 80 % TO $50.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, MoNDAY, Jan. 80

(Repor,ed for the Boston Advertiser aud Patriot.
At Market, 295 Beef Cattle and 100 Sheep and
l90 Swine.
PRCEs-Beef Ca,tlc-A little better prices
were Obtained, and we advance our quotations
ui1e; extra at $3.50 a 7,75; first quality at 81 a
I, %; second quality at G,2 6,75; and third
quality at d,75 50
Sheep-Markel heavy, and sales were made at
rather lower prices Lois were taken at the fol-
lowing prices, viz: 1897, 3,63 -, 1,75, 525, and
So.
Swine-Rather early in the season for many
sales; a few however wanted. One'lot was taken
half Barrows, al l2c. At retail, 10 for sowS and
l. for Barrowj.
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Pndeie,. The Journal Of Commerce
states that Captain Chandler, of tho schr.
Harriet, 20 days from Hayti, informs i, that
a number Of piraces have been committed
on American vessels in the neighborhood,
of that Island, and their crews have been
murdered. Ii was reported, and generally
behaved that two sIoops belonging to the
done commanded by negro and
the other nearly white, -were the piraiical
vessels. Several American vessels due at
the Island had not arrived and it was feared
they had shared the fate of the two above
mentioned.
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al arr { { D .

In Kingston on the 2ob nit BY the Rev. MIR.
Gro5venof, Mr. Benjamin & Eddy, Of Newport to
Miss Elizsbsh X Clarke, daughter Of WIN. &.
Clarke, Esq Of Kingston.
A, New Bedford, on the 2Jlh ult Mr.. Edward
Hudson 10 Mis-. Sarah Loring.
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Liverpool Steam Poekets.-The first ot
the Steam Packets. intended for Liverpool
trade. was launched yesterday at Mes-rs.
Brown g. BeIl's ship yard.-She is built ex-
pressly To ties, the utility of the newly inyen-
ted Sean Enginc aud Boilers of y. Ben
A., E.o.. of i,h;cl. which combine The at-
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SANTA ANNA.-Thc United!Slates barque
Pioneer, one of the Exploring vessels, we
learn, was towed to sea yesterday morning
from Norfolk, by the steamboat Patrick
Henry. The Pioneer had on board Santa
Ana and Col. Almonte, and is bound foi
the Mexican coast. Santa Annals stay in
Norfolk, was abou, twenty four hours. The
citizens treated him with great civIlity.
Richmond Compiler.
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rantaSes of great power with bat liile
weight and necessity, compared with the
Engines at present in usr, tor hut a lrillny
quantity of room. Indeed if these Engines
answer all TINT is expected of ,hrm The in
ven'ion of SIR. Bennet will not he SUR
passed even by the discovery of the Steam,
Engine itself, & a new Il now almost incre-
d' bic impulse will he given 70 Steam navi-
CATION.
Captain Cobb expects to have his vessel
ready by the middle of March when the
great and imporiaa, undertaking is TO be
commenced.-Every heart will exclaimed.
heart will excl,in, God speed him
successfully and expeditously on his way.
~ y. Times.
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.EF
sHEr 10 NEW s.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
TUESDAY Jan. 3lst.
Schr Deposit, Harding 10 days from Washing
WEDNESDAY, Feb. LIST.
Schr. Louisa, Shearman, 80 days from Balti-
more for Nantucket.
Schr Roxana, Burgess, fIom Wilmington, with
corn, to ID. Tisdale.
THURSDAY, ID.
Brig Mary Jane, Davis 10 days from Port
Spain, Trinadad, for New Haven.
Revenue Cutter Woc )it, Ma,her from a cruise
Schr Scituate, Morris, from Elizabeth City, for
Providence.
FRIDAY, Sd.
Ship Acasta, Pendeton, Of and for Sonington
IS days from the coast of Patagonia with 1000 bbls
whale oil and 80 sperm
Sloop Eagle, Cozzens from New York and Il
hours from Throgs Point
CLEARED.
Brig Hokomoh, Tallman, New Orleans
MARINE MEMORANDA.
A, Oiaheite, June 10Th, Ship Audley Clarke,
Paddock, of this port, 1900 bbs. oil
Schr Hannah Barker, of this port; arr at New
Orleans Jan. I6;h, from Tampico
Schr Commerce, MeSSer arr at Wilmington 25th
ult, days from Havana. Let, sch Warsaw, Bur
dick, for New OrleanS Franklin Green, Waite, do.
Ship Erie Dennis, of this por, is reported in
Cloudy Bay, New Zealand Sep 9Th, with $50 bbs,
whale oil.
In Wangawa Bay, N 4 Sep. I2th ship Martha,
Potter of this port, 500 bbls
Lell at Pernambuco, no date, brig Tobasco, Stan.
hope. unc.
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NREsH TAiARINDs and Northern Hon.
u ey Tor sale by Il. j. TAYLOR,
FEB. 9Th. I49 Thames ST.
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TILLEY ~ HAZARD,

IIEINH C III &IH
AT Nos. I65 aud l6G Thames Street,
EUAvE for sale, many Thousand Yards OF
DAN GED COTTO 81
Cheap. very Cheap Purchased at New York, and
received by the Steamboat on "Wednesday last.
rPNOw Is TIE TIME FOR BARGAINS!
Feb lst.
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Ri1' Persons having unsettled accounts with III G
former concern sf VIM. c. COZZENS g. Co are
earnestly requested to bring them in for settlement
Feb. ).
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NOTICE.

THSIiE Banking room Of tho SAVINGS
BANK. Newpor is removed from The store
of Henry Ball to the office ef the subscriber No D.
Market Square. where those having business with
the Bank Will please TO apply.
E.b III, JOSEPH MARTIN. Treas
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-MR. LEADER DAN 7s Maiden
Lsne Offers he Ladies and Gentlemen ofthis cy list
81 Medicines rarely to be found and
New England Catholic swans sure in
its efccsn az Scroiuous complaints, complaints
thc blood wants purify ing. r
Coam Of Assbsr is article at the head of all cos
meics for cl snsing and ben lfyng the complexion.
Indian Cahocon Plaster THIS
- esteemed superior TO that has csuniry
used so Tor cuts and barns and haa
Maine Khsmaiic Pills Such happy eRe of these pills
that all those whotry them for Rh want
other medicine ss they immediately them, They
saiod bilious PIT o not clnates and much used by
farne persons, who highly approve them.
La Mos Vegetable Cough Pills. The Pills a Coueh and
healt ungs by lew applications Those who
the above complaint ought them Immediately
Ivy them VIII ighy recommend them to their friends
Or Mchesce ebraied Corn Plaster Those
90 WIN COINS OF aay soreness feet will be Immediately
by tbe application OF this failing remedy which ALMOST
crctulous CT the fact.
Dr. Mtchells Chban save Those troubled with i,h,.r
swelling and bu nns OF the feet will find the Savc inbe
needy ~
Canaan Lip ssve This save for lips, nipples has
rival in his county
German Headache PowdssThs celebrated article has re-
ssny cured persons IN this city Of the
headache and toothachc that calls and
buys i, as 4 cures them on he spot
Mr. Dam has appointed his the following
Souilard a Desc No, PARK Rowe
son o I, No Bowcry and Broadway b. Quac knbsh
7os street Pac Dickie, Broadway Canal
mas An rs Camine at VIM A. Tyler, OF Barclay
AVID Warrington SITS; Israel Minor Fulton Greenwich A.
~ d. Sands, No 100 Fulton or William
have books containing certificates from those who
used Mr. Dam ~ kinds of celebrated medicines.
names OF AZ bis rnedicines cannot be inserted, hs
Oeks AND cards left each Of his which
names OF his medicines, and what they used for
dx7 iwsods
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CUSTOM HOUsE HOTEL.

Corner Of Nassau and Pine sfs. city Of Ne,o York
The Proprietor Of the above establishment returns has
thanks 10 the public for the liberal which has been
sustained since has boon under his direction and hopes that his
future system OF will convince his friends that he is
determined eeave nothing undoe his merit connu
of their patronage.
The Hotels Immediately adjoining the Custom House and within
minutes walk of Wall stree Broadway and other principal bu
consequently convenient for those ntemen
who reside the upper ofhc city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refractory all houn from A. M noon and dinner from
till r. NJ The Proprietor feels warranted saying that hs
tables furnished Supposedly establishment
in the city.
have been made with agents the by
which the Cusom House Hotel will future be Supplied with
earliest fruits game and ether deeacs Of the
and with eminent importing house the city for constant
supply Of the choicest wines and liquors JAMES HORN Jr
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TO ALL BAD WRITER'S.

TO ALL BAD WRITERS.-Just published and fer
sale = C. Shepherds Book Store 1889 Broadway, mice ia
cents The Anti Angular System Of Whiting by
acquire in iaeasy lessons beautiful running hand,
out the aid Of master
parents who unwilling that their children shou devote
bc acquisition OF which be perfected By
,ystem days To teachers who wish the
Improvement Of their ruos and 70 all Who ou
obtaining rapid mode OF writing the
time and money, this little will DO immense
and UTILITY. n = Prfce shilling. dW If
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W. sANDroRD,


| AND OFFICE.-JoHN I. BOGARDUS, Auorney
- and C@nsco At Law, Clinton Hall No Deck street
the Brick Church dsor o York ILLINOIS,.
Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land office West
q Agency.
either lst Rcysuiionar-2d Late war-3d Canadian voltn.
teersfh English Refugees from the H. Canada
Nova Scoa 9Th Descrcs from the British the heirs
all the above casessth tes lands frcied -f
oftas recnimed-7h He under entitled lands -old
Those who parted with their discharges wlaos
titles before The patents issued reclaim the samcsh Lands
10 the several states and Territories tic u States Canada
Scotia and Texas, bought ans sold exchanged paid
titles invesig e obtained and perfected app ts
Office
Post Masters throughout the United other gentlemen
forwarding OF the above claims and acting in tc
several sections coatry will e entitled al
commissions Communica iions paid
nS-Vahablc farming land for sale in the State sf ipois
quarter sections of $50 each from
siuatednear towns and otherwise. Missouri Akan
sas. d16u
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-A cARD-s W. BRyHAM respectfully isorm. his friends
and the public that since Ne has sod his Store Grand
has completed his and alterations his
abhs hment No 2es Bowery opposite To Rvngoa ST.
he the demands his
st extensive scale aud with general
Of pure and genuine Confectionery wholesale and retail
W. r. thanks for the haterrx he has
heretofore e1encod Bows saloon
No 2os Bowcry opposite TO Rvingtop VI.
JUyUBE PASTE imported from Fransea superior avt
Gle Of Je PASTE fss sale ABOVE, wholesale and retail
sisu W.. r.
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.prMe.sr. WRIGHT 4 ROWE hegs leave 70 inform their
friends and the public that they disposed of their stock
Store, Broadway opened
Broadway where they keep the most splendid Of Hats
and Ear Caps IN the city. -
nf0y WRIGHT a ROWE.
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uC SBE Advertsement-ABERNRTHYs Compound Lii
Cough Mixture I'd special Bowery
Grand has been Obliged OF the demand Of
tins Medicine from the lower and side she
HILL Beckman William Agents for this Mixture
aalt