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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06
Provision Market.
FRIDAY, January S.


The demand retail market for OF all kinds still
dmashes daily that the holidays people are
reench In real right down The price
OF beef therefore, has the butchers
sadly that with the Oh price of cattle they cannot
pay ker expresses for dull The demand they cannet
raise the price.
The farmers having but very few cattle in the adjacent
mites prefer holding them, unless they high
prices for them aad those south viii send their
Tie 10 this nsrxet unless hsy get than
they home. But we learn, with pleasure, that the farm
keeping back cattle 10 breed from.
II is worth notice that whilst 700 800 eekly this
fetch from Sf $e only average 300 head
scae reach the Boston cattle markell and these from
S4 $751; the highest price there oay reaching III loves,
price here But along continued limit demand will remedy
the evil here Keep firm this purpose, readers
cur all economie and the blessings The poor wb poured
cut on you.
Sheep abundaot-we 1910 here weekly;
in Bosom they about 2s90 there they range from
$l.5oto 50 90; here they bring from safe S.
Mat-Beef6 l5c veal II 10 l5c mutton to l2c lamb
8 tn l2c venison l8c per III.
Pouty-Turkeys8 to 1885, ducks TO l2s per pair; gees,
TO rs, parritge Is per pair chckens6s per pi eggs
22c p@r dozen butter 25c per pound.
F-Ssa 10 II. habut 4c; black fish to l2c; cells
IL Cents per ID. . -
Yegabies-foatoes Cd per bushe; cabbage $3.50 per
huntreI urnios S. buhe carrots ~ per pusne cram
berries 81 per barrel apples - 90 per bush-.
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State of Trade.

FRrDAY EVENING, Jan. $, 1887.
We will retrops CT with brief notice OF the
dry goo trade which begin prisker The
late European arrivals brag goods manufacturers al last
past have ben large Packets still due will
h w Se ss h ae @
domestic goods 10 the spring will be large and that fair prices
consequently scarcity Of merchan ze be antepa
ted IN the slightest Rivers continuing partly oPrn
Foreign goods have arrived divided small par
GELS The largest importing houses receiving few PACKAGES
auction houses are making Preparations 70 commerce their
nland for all kinds of nodtss without forcing sales by
The grocery business durag the last six days has been
ceedngy nactivehe dealers are, however, preparing to
sen Trsaae we're Of such limited order that we sh,
skip the merely giving the condition OF the market
Pearls ss37l we notice sale Of Mis- our Lead a, SIC
cal indigo ia small parcel has been sold as s. There has
nothing ra-s)red in the market Naval Old
Copper goes TIC The market for Beef Pork Lard Butter
report Som holders Of Rice reduced quotations
$3.50 Tae stock reduction and we
bone has declined shade The enquiry Tobacco pri.
Roo1re ''Ve advances" wiz" '''' ''e's '"a"se 70
Jamaica g.; Havana brown u 70 SIC: The crop
Neuva Iberia moasses has be- sod at a to 4Sc Cua coffee
sells At ior; Lsgqfa lee: Rio 10 to 1915 AID St Domingo
Auction salelsboxes .he damage 'snsar % to loe 100
Amends &c IS; S bales paper sheiled do ioc-cash
LrvrnpooL-sbip George wasniog,on-47 bales boxes,
w
c,a"a5 c,sLs ca.ss % ags Woif Rjsban l. 60, hale
hoxes Smh Th.rgan -, TX c,sss IA h.Iss sauJs IT,
mar 4 cossh,l.s oaLsr No. d O. "a go, Co.
,rs CO Eases Sh,es 7 ! snar, c. 81 c,ses Rrd T.
CI,;I,n ,oa .cl -, pas .la. I.ass .1'a
S,o1Shoxss hn ashna y c. casss b,iss Chas IT Ra
ssJl CT call yo,a Sill "a loy.s I,bn ,so = 60 IN
casL LAM. W.,,". 80 r. IT nasn;nn on - n,
toes t,~den w~iaine,on = CO. nails sr.y Hrohp,
,rss Ioi, C,s haiss I,'nss ~ ~ rnn =,
SON. SAMOA John Aiexana.rI he. Mr. Doapias crm ~
II c,sLs Edsta h., cas ran, = ~, ~. -.
JaT,av 4 c. nov ch,res IIooh,s os rr;,ns { W.,,
lie :. h oras.s hnndes = In pohh;as cPI7
y.r.,, l. Tnonas, .asL w,cc. Ci.rl 49,, . 800.
Noon 4 RaLerS cases Oakley 4 Rohinson cases c,sL
young S.;,i 4 20 on ..s.s % 49, T. .r;L A. - 49,.
60 ,h57. .asat -. - ,,or, y.
80 80, "a - a F,aa "a c..rs a ! P.,rie-5 hates Jah,
Co,a.,i0i has Rrnwn Brothers 4 Coz casks baskes
cSnyirr Syords-l box 10 hampers Reese-l parcel
Ca.s Ne wcomb-7 cases r. rap a. Col hoy ID MADDEN
n Co ions n AZ w case Il Az Ca pbe-So
IONS coal rinnrll Nnturn Ce9 boxes Henry Holdrepe-
Order 1854 sunde sheet iron-529 tin plae0G sacks
wheat, nis ronIo0 casss5, a,k 40
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leans The 2sa ut. with l57 bales Tor Liverpool Sales sA
bales, st7A = 12} c.
The Mobile was estimated the scth ul at a5o76
bales The demand brisk for the week ending on tne
day, for the New Orleans Liverpool and Have markets
Sales n 5 10 2c.
Cotton quoted at 10 81 in Columbia. c. on the
18th This markets. hrm owing 10 the adviccs rom
Europe. Sales for the week have been iar
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UOOLOGICAL INsYITUTk, No. 81 BOWER,

HALF PRICE MUSIC.-New and fashionable
Music for the piano forte and flute cents per page
Also chdrens coored toy books Of every
cheap MRS KINGS Book store TAI Fuf,oR street
MORRISON'S HYGEIAN PILLS-Packets from Is cents
S. Also, Powes Ralsam Of Anniseed for coughs short
OF BREATH asthma Also, bonset and wistes
Also ink for marking linen without preparation
for sale a above. n73ms
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rpHE NEW YORK HIPPONA-Tbis ney


u THE subsc ibers, since the 1884 have aimed at
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
hat OF the graceful form al the accommodating
price of S. They say that their efforts have
seen crowned with rumphan, The Hats Hanufac
ured by them during the last three moahs surpas in beauty
and finish any heretofore offered and stand pre-eminent
those higher prices by the fashion able Of
the commuHty.
They have completed their arrangements sell plain
Caster Hat for 60 So which style and nsh ele
OF form and appearance will with those
OF the highest prices All sales for cash. and deviation In
price.
BROWN co.
H16-Sm& liza Chatham Square, Mott
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II SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBiTION.-The "Unver-
sast Uncn of this date contains the Addresses spoken by the
children the Christmas Exhibition of the Sunday School
ashe to the Second Uaysrsaist Society," worshppng in Or
chard street
Single numbers may be had the publishing Office, No.
Chatham Square, foot OF Bowery volume of the Union
has Just osmencedpubshed every Saturday. Terms 81
per annsm. 6-its
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JOHN SCOTT 4 Co

4 C0A 0fl0 PICKLEs-Lsrge s,re, selected ior
I,HVO,UVV grccers smslI sire for the southern mar
stve. nd for A Is nv IN. wELLsl6f wsterst
of49ms rex, door 10 Holts Hotel
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DARK TaEATkh THIS EVENING, viii be
METaMoRA-Me,smora, Mr. Forre.,-Nshmeoke, Mis-.
ASsr which MY NEIGHBOURS wIFE-Mr. somer,op,
To coaslude with THE TOMB SCENE from Robert the
Bo1s. si@rs s. ess,srssnsrS s cents s'e' ''"'.
AmrE,slEEiyC1AANN ,,G TM al, . so" cry
MAZEPPA-Mszepps. Mr. Thorne-Drolinski, Mr. Gates
After which, the spectre BRIDEGROOM Gggory, Mr..
To conclude With THE MONARCH OF GIANT ISLE
Big Bono, Mr. Duy-Elmeda Mis- Angelica.
Boxes esntsri, s0s" " O'CLOCK
~ Asa.s-MR WALLACE, Lessee-.TnIs EVENING
ROB RoYrRob Roy, Mr.. walack-Dans Vernon Miss
TO conclude with ROBERT MACAlRE-Robert siacaire,
Mr. Browne-Mare, Mrs Russell
Doors open 6i-Pertormance begin at II.
FkANALIN THEArRE.-rHIs EVENING
FOUR sIsTERs-Mr Beauchamp, Mr. Flvnn- Mr. Merton
Mr. sG;sr La r tGrre''-caroiAe Meron Mrs. Flynn
ALADDIN the wsaderful Lsmp-Aladdin, Mrs. Flynn
TIE CAsTLR BURNER-calderoni, Mr.. wm Seton
Doors halt past s'clock, performances TO COM
menee a, boxes, so cen,s-Pn, rs cents
OLYMPIC.-TO THE PuBLIC.-This Theatre will
~ be closed for three nights Thursday Friday and
Mso Dramatic spestace which has been in see
lion for five weeks and will positively be produceo Monday
9th January 1885, New Dresses by Mrs Crouch ard
assistants. New Music, by native composer Entire
scenery by Mr. GRAIN New Dances marches combas &C.
ia
EXHIBITlON OF observation-disclosures
II models Of machinery and large continuous railway,
with engine propelled by this wonderful and invisible
power is To the public in addition TO the former
hbon This the first AID emily regular railway engine in
the world propelled by electromagnetic, No Barclay
opposite the Aster House and adjoining the American
Hotel 10 d. to p. NJ, and from In the evening
Single tickets 50 ceatsmonthv tickets, transferable, ST.
For sale at the door, and at the principal hotels.
Principals and teachers OF schools and semnaries
ormed that favorable will be made for the adj
mission OF their pupils and thai when accompanied by them
neither principals teachers will be subjected charge
d4-lns
VOULOGlCAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOwERY
II The Public respectfully informed that Institute
open for the The collection Of animals the
recherche and extensive that been offered public
specton in this Mr.. Van Amburgh will The cages
O'clock p NJ, At in the evening. The hours
exhibition will be from 10 IL the from TO
r. NJ and from past Ia the evening. Abundance %
cens-Chdren half price Every attention will he paid
the venation aud careful officers in attendance the
visiters from the intrusion OF improper persons.
Signed C. ). ANGEVINE& CO.
d43mf Proprieors.
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THO THE FAsHIONARLE COMMUNITY,
u "A CARD-F. WALLIS. having compieled the nj

II W
rsngements necessary the opening fashionable Hat Es
tsb(shmen would inform friends community
lage that he is prepared offer for the inspection
who may honor him with visit article which he
fonaly hopes will be fouad suited tn their desires
In appearing before the Fashionable World manufacture
this most essential article of dress and IL
to the various p-cuiares Of a OF taste, the
proprietor nsbe magnitude Of the uadertal ing
but rests with perfect confidence the experience he
urng many years constant close and practical
plicaton this particular branch Of the business
For Information OF those who chose favor him.
proprietor would his decided determination deal
strictly the Cask Principal The facilities OF purchasing
material manufacturing, eatirey wouId
leave judgement Of deeerning public p.esgingi M
SELF pains orexpense shall be wanting his
the appreciation OF his and be
watchfu, to anticipate tseIr lie would solicit
unbiased, OF goods OF hs product,on
An Of Canes, Unbreilss Stocks Gloves Brusoes
he constantly onlhand. n7-Snis WALLIS ITO broadway
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VIM. MLOU N, ApctoneeT.
b yer 81 Va. AID Re- -Th Day oe Ru ss TX cor sss.
ark e.rs .ss and 1 O.
cards. needesa carnsers asd bundle double aad singles
caps thnsies knitting aeedles, hooks ard eyes, NC.
sa e
Also annvoioe of combs buttons besonS, boots
Also, an invocesf Jewery Consisting fearrngs kng.r
rlags. watches, breas,-pins. chains, &c. &c. oeSm'
NEW YORK TATTERsALLS-The proprie-
thanks his friends and the public General for the liberal
oppo he has received from them during the past year. and
continuance Of their good feeling
take place every Monday at 2ocock the nextsae being ON
Geatlemen having Horses dispose OF particularly
qu sted 70 call and register them carly in the week
e sna 0r
OF making 6 sssc,on ssey Monday al u O.
s' "S sn. 'ohN '" "ArsoN l4s sr Brnssa%sy.
81, ES =, H%ks Y ~
at private daily and by public every "Wednesday
Throughout, the year u, NJ precisely without regard V
The proprietor takes this opportunity Of expressing his
n@se and the late Of s%psos cow.n for the very ~
liberal patronage bestowed upon Tie Bazaar and begs TO as
men AND that hi whole attention shall be directed TO merit
Horses taken livery usual, careful grooms
ployed.
o2s 5m. VIM CONAN. 81 Crosby St
THE NEW YORK HIPPONA-This and
commodous ESTABLISHING the public private sale
OF Horses Carriages &c Nos 65 81 june.
ton OF Canal and Hudson sts.)
The of the establishment respectfully
III. s e and the pubic hat they s1vs s
the day for the public sale of Horses Carriages &c from FRI
day tn Saturday.
The regular public auction sale Horses Carriages
will take place this establishment every Saturday IL o.
clock Horses intended for sales shown
and entered before Friday II O'clock WILDE
offered unless entered and described the catalogue.
The sale Of December IS showed decided
demand OF horses for exportauon improved Gem
emen in the city or from the Country dspong of their stock
OF horses will find the sale Saturday Dec 30 oppor
uny which has been offered this season. number Of
vessels about completing their cargoes for the soHb
Al private sale-Horses, Carriage, Harness. &c.
N. B. Horses taken livery Horses and Carriages
ANDERSON, JANEwAY MMANN,
ol6-3m' Proprietors
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l. y e ns. Is@ovs e. h 1 ,ce . % Murray st

nE. II. HAIR has removed his Office % Murray st
Dwhsre he will be happy his M nds To make pro-
sessons after ten residence IN America of forty
practice tbyfve years which spent nearly
all the known hospitals In Europe. and q major part In
the army during toe Whole campaign in all the ssd
complicated sictisps The debility
Ill the most delicate and obstinate sompsiR Of every demo
mnaon of has his hands perec
convalsscence-a mild and speedy the
least interruption OF the daily occupation Strict honor
and confidence may I've relied
Hours of attendance from A M. 10 r.
Wasted Immediately clever stive Boy about years
age To attend Doctors Office Inquire at 3 Murray street
dt2Ims
VAslLLNG CArus-yIsIriNG CARDS EN0RAv-
ED FOR TWO DOLLARS-Laaies and gentlemea fur
nhing tier Card Plates have them printed few
notice in Superior tse finest snaRees cards
An of constantly
examination. j. NEALE. Engraver and Printer
John str. Broadway.
Cards at Home Tickets Store Cards &C. Ic engraved
in a superior style
Iy Oi,~erv~ No. 6.
LIKENEssEsl LIKENEssEs Miniatures painted
10 20 Is dollars; Prohes from IS collars An
in warranted d2l-lms
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u16.Su,s

NOTICE TO F1REMEN
And all others who wish keep their dry during the in
cemeHt
II II. NEWELL al "a Canal respectfully gives
ce that he has succeeded the much desired
articles
WATER PROOF BOOT
that he he perfectly which
he enabled 10 sell lin OF the reduction in
labor and matea al the reduced price OF 1--WE dollars per
pair
Constantly hand Genemer's FINE boots from ez2s 10
$500. ofOSns
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HOLIDAY EsENTs.
CARDS.


VISITING CARDS, In plain writing. the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcs Card may
be procured at the Of Maiden lane Broadway at
sTOUTs Engraving Establishment where specimen books
Also, silver plate Door and Number plates the plating of
which uncommony thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser
Merchants Commission Cards. executed with dstinctness
and taste.
Letter Stamps and Nooria engraved 10 or.
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, &c.
STOUT corner Of Maiden lane
d3o-3ms and Brosdvav
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MARRIED.

On the 81 instant Ivy the Rev Dr. McAuley Elisha Brooks
TO MISS Louisa A. daugh Of Alderman Raadel all Of this
CITY,
the I'd Instant by The REV Mr. Johnson Mr. Joseph Gu
sack. 10 Miss Eixa Jane Wilson, 10th OF this city.
Os the instant ~ Pompon Pns, j., ~ he Rev. Mr.
schenck sau. Berry TO catbarne, daughter OF Glt-
lain, all Of this city.
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~ "
no-ns No 222 Pesstreet, up states Ssvsfs Pc
hsSses Erossh fre~ Safes together with the many ssts
factory evencssn his possession, Of the perfect security
Justly ceiebraed Safes Are robbers and also
capscsy of the M-~rsi found In ahund
s,ssen Island the scuthers part Of Pennsylvania and
other sections Of the United States, with which each
hest Among facts sdduce In rof of the
esre efficacy of hese Safes In protecting fom
ispry by FIRE merely select the following.
John Scott tihe sole psenee for The application Of the M~
srai ksbesfo IN the of safest
city o Philadelphia the 10th Oc 1885, the Of
numerous ctena reod<sbsr covered - boz inch thick
th~ box 6ed with srIr paper sk-.s and ~hes
opened It's eupd unn)ured, although the
crate upon which rested hesfsl rske kes Soe ~
Ssss 1sbesto Cs, 1.-THE only believe in this city
that tme 10 the counting house OF Messrs Hubbard
Casey IN Exchssge Place the ise IN the great ERE In th
city, whsh saved all Its contents unisjured.
Their certificate, with nsmber OF the highest
speetsby together With the various OF the shove
safes, he IL the sf A. Mser, No IN Pe~i
rre 10 the manufactures whom they he obtain
ed At eur regular wholesale prices 80
ni-Sms JOHN SCOTT Co
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nRhIs TOOTH PASTE-A and segan, art-
~ Gle for the TcethThe Orrs Tooth Paste Whine
6ssthe teeth removing snd preventing every sppeassee
and givsg them clear pesriy whepe~s
heigsens the color Of the lips gums and gives additional
beauty to the fo~ e~ssrbe Of the mouhby rs ssfecng
properties greatly tends preserve the teeth from decay,
and purify the besh-and also adds that peculiar
grant swee,ness to the breath for which the or kec
Justly ceisbraed that article largely iue compo-
stsn OF the Orrs Tooth Paste giving tits snd
tally contributing that agreeable and Fragrance Which
this Paste precmineny To those Who have
partially for tooth vas the Orrs Tooth Paste viii par.
uculsry acceptable, II readily be converted into
pleasant and excellent tooth wash ny asssg piece of
about he she Of small quantity n water, which
Ne done the instant The Orrs Tooth Paste thus
all The tooth wash without the cbscoss Mat
eaa be brought against the manner In which article o. ,ne
latter descriptions 81 necessity be upsnd sequay
free from the objections that applicable occth pow
der from Of 10 the toilet
The great number Of articles that have bees submitted 20 the
public Tor mprovnR the Of the ee and which
have generally proved unsatisfactory induces the prUPre
ofhe Oris Tooth Paste confident he ~ m superior
exceesce and virtue, that should In
prove ineffective ting money will be retgrneA
II can he had of n. c. Hart. III broadway MIS- G.
Cannops No As,or House, Brcsdwsyi ysmes n Bsrt,
27s Broad~sy; George C. Howeh CO. lN Chatham Ell jobs
NJ Howe Dentist, io4 Grand re.t CONNER Of Mercer n.
0uion nowery and Grand st. Henry and rhe
sts and Grsad s. square, junction Of East Broadway asd
Grand IT. Price he careful 70 obisis the paste
I'm
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DIED.

On the 4h instant Maria Reurke daughter Of the late Thos
Rourke. aged years
The friends or her father and those Of Lawrence Power
respectfully requested 10 attend her funeral this afternoon AZ
half O'clock from her late residence between iih and
12fh streets, Broadway.
9th instant, Mrs Amanda, wife Of Horace H. Lndd,
formerly OF Boston.
Fusefs on this afternoon at 81 O'CLOCK from 90 Rvng
ton street.
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CHEMICALS.
THE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
q. have constantly or sale

Oil Vitriol, Alum,
Bleaching Salts Copperas,
Aqua Annonia Murisic Acid,
Aqua Fortis Nitric Acid,
Blue VtrioI Mang anese,
And other articles in the line al their business
Orders will be received their Banking house. No 9i6
Broadway the office OF their agent. No West street
nz5-lys GEO. X, GILBERT Aoe.s
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pyramids AND CONFECTIONERY Of all

PYRAMIDS AND CONFECTIONARY Of ell
kinds for parties The ,ubscriber would respectfully
The public that be has
OF Pyramids for the
pair OF the largest made In this sy, be
al bis store la William street the public in general invited
to call and them this day. Orders for kind
pattern win be executed shs nstce and such prices
cannot fail TO give general satisfaction. n. GREGORY,
o5-3m- Isl william ST. and 32iA Broadway.
ROOTS-BOOTs-s.k j. WALKERS Great Boot
and Shoe aoSe $50 CaasI St the third shoe
Greenwich, where ind the largest
durable sssorment Of gentrmens, ladies' and chldrens
Boots and shoes OF description that be found
city All kinds Of Water Proof Boots and Overshoes. Also
Eentlemens fine calf skin and Water Proof Boots
make, $50 IL $3.50 per parCoarse q To
~ pair, go Canal Don't mistake the
third store from Greenwirhst. del
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-SIxTH
wi COMPANY WASHINGTON GRENs. will give their
first Annual Ball. 9Th January nex al Tammany Hall Fhe
floor will he under management OF committee the
company, assisted by Mr. Parker.
Floor COMMITTEE.
Joseph Craig, samuel Nc Burney,
John n. Spinnings, John b. Acker,
James Soomsns, Henry Furze,
Joseph Hase, Wan. Greevy.
INVITATION AND RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Joseph Craig, John II. Spinnings,
Chas. A. Boudoune, Joseph Haine,
John b. Ackcr, James Solomons,
Hugh Cunningham, Charles Gray.
Tickets be had the Bookstore OF yturg Lannuie
45 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hodges, i62 Nassau streetLiu
Horn Cos 500 Brozdwsy-st the Drug Of g. Msr
Of Grand and Elm the Music
Firth Hall, Franklin square, and the Bar Of Tammany
Hall, Of either Of the Committee. Tickets 81 90.
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CLEA RED.

CLEA ED,
Briggs Lon Judson, Mobile; George Hull .cbrs
weymouth Couch Richmond; Pacific, Stevens Franklin La;
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1891 Liverpool,
Runcorp,


Tn. London Times states the following Tho L<fs tBrj
,s lost on the III November Oft Ambetuc having mistakes
The ne ght Csps Grner for ssimls light at DuW
sepess The Iigkton Cape Grnef first put IN operation
on the i Nov and within "a miles Of Bower appears
report of three sailors whe were saved m
Inc T. that the made The Cape then made
FOR an hour direction of Beschy he thick mist
which prp vailed prevented him from SEEING which he other
wise wsud have done; light Dungsses snd when he
the light Cape Gripe,. wbch he bad heard M rer
,r he that h. the Dungrses light and seerrd
his course accordingly The sequel the loss OF the vessel
himself and Ave ofhs crew.
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SINGLE HATS, FOR CASH, AT WHOLE !.
- SALE PRICES!!!
Superior Clipped Hutra Maps, t@
Beaver, kc. 40
Plain Casters, IS rs to 4 90
Short Nap Silk Extra 3@
Silk - 50 to s "a
Muskrai Maps s&
NJ 3. baatbox with each gentlemsns hat The Plair
Casters co. umvaled by any FIVE dollar hat Of the
kind in this market J. STEUART;
ol0-3m- SS5 Broadway CORNER OF AnthonyN
4 AIDES. LOOK! STRAW a. SILK BON.
IL NETS Opposition 20 impositon-It well known
Ladies OF New York imposed
the prices charged them for straw and silk
goods The subscriber has determined remedy the evil by
selling 40 less other She constantly
receiving large supplies OF the following goods viz Engsh
coored Dunstsbe split staws Leehoru Brads Tuseans Sa
Tin Beavers Artificial Flowers Feathers and general
Of Cbidren MS Hats, &c
Silk Bonnes made, cleaned, and altered
a superior STYLE unsurpassed hy the CITY,
MISS THOMPSON, Cheap Store,
dI2 Inns ~ Grand. corner Eldrdge street.
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- ULPHATA or oUihhNk-wsrsptea penecuy
splphste ard Acstste Morphns-wsrsnted psre-iss
Jniube Pse-French-srs,su sGtyin sand 50 In. borcs
white ws-500lb lbs suitable fer retail
swsirs Panscess prices with Spsnkh
EngIsh directions
Medicine Chesis-for ships antilles.
white Skins-rrerch-for pissters kc-slsrge assortment
Tonic Mixture-vsrra.ted for the and sguc.
Soda and scids Fowder-by The dozen together
with srge assortment 81 Drugs Chemicals and Fancy n
- RUsuToN AsPINwALL,
oai-3ms william street.