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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03

received ,nto separate apartments and ~ 90 time,
aaiess al the request Of the Paeoi, viii third patty be
present.
frol.ssor Cooke be, upmbtr Of hanasouely iGfnish'
ed private chambers si No 81 Greene Of. where he
Will receive gentlemen who may require medical sid
Residing htnssf on the prenlscs, he will thereby be
b.d 10 dediosie ihan ordinary ateuion 20 his
pstienis. Gcntiemen will hud " both convenient. Is
we'll economical all Of disease TO retire 20
these furnished rooms
A, long Professor Cooke desites 10 benefit the pub
i,c proper he shonld eontinuo his advertise
for the good u stranger, az h well known that Poop
lie sre extremely shy speaking Of cases Of delicate
nslure, even when physician Is preeilsp,ly success
fai
Commouic atoms postpaid 10 the address Of professor
Cook, VI ID ID ID l., Albany, Y, enclosing bank
note counseng fee will have attention. (none other
wall be rec d or personal consultation may be had Of
the Dspensafy which is fitted for confidential ntervie
CouncelIing fees aud charges reasonable. Office No
q Norton s,resr-bouse, 30 Green 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03

Fall and Winter Goods.
ADAMS & DAVEY,
A RE now opening large stock Of fashionable DRY
n GOODS, purchased in New York since tho
Pressure Came On,
at verv reduced prices and the public generally
that they sell goods much lower than those that pur
chased their stock earlier in the season.
Particular attention is invited to the following fashona
Lion Skin Coatings English, French. German Amer
ican
Broad Cloths,
Buckskns janets, OF superior quality vestings &c.
Also. a good assortment Of Cloths for
Ladies Cloaks and Dresses.
Merinocs, Mouselin de LANES. Silks Of every quality
and price. New style Of French, English and American
Prints.
SIIAWLS, Of every descriponG Gloves and every arti
Gle usually kept in country store.
China, Crockery and Glass Ware.
of the latest patterns Hard Ware Looking Glasses Pa
per Hangngs, &c,
West India GODS and Dry Groceries of the best quality.
Arrangements have been made TO keep large quantity of
Lamp Sperm and other OILS, OF superior quality, which
will be sold by the Barrel Gallon
The above Goods are fresh from market !;
great pains have been taken in selecting,
and they will be sold remarkably cheap for
ready cash or good credit.
Casteton, Nov. 8, 1889. min, 46tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03

IMPORTANT TO THE LADES.-Jus; received
l. and for sale byH. 7 w ~K a. Co, Rutland, few
boxes Reynolds Parm celebrated Female Health
Restorative. IL is designed particularly for the dAa.
peculiar 10 the female constitutions good medi.
cine Of this kind has loery been wanted, many of
these diseases have baied the skill Of the eminent
yscians and all the remedies heretofore have
proved Intellectual in thousands Of oDes. This medi
cine invarisbl " RENT distractions, &c. And Q
tuotbers telie IL 10 equaed by any other medicine
IL is not cathar,ic but tonic, strengthening and re-
storing the system 10 healthy action II is recommen
ded by many Of the most emmnent physicians in the
United States Doct J. Morrison, from ColeraiG, Mass
who has prsctsed medidine some 20 years at Oneida
n says in relation TO IL "That is the best medicine
now in use have tried IL IN
the worst cases Of female complaints with admirable
success and wish for the good Of suffering females
that all ply scens would introduce in their practice
and have confidence to believe they would find hap
py results, as have found the pills 10 answer fully
their recomme ndSton." Doct. X. r. Davis, Syracuse
N. tells similar story, and many others. Eos fur
ther information you refeered 10 the persons whose
annexed TO show bills, and also 20 pampb
let's eft with agents for graiuitous distribution
Price two dollars per box, containing nearly hun
dred Pills Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
Reynolds & Parmely Plttsiord. Monroe Co. n Y,
sold also by d. II. M-acham, NJ. ID. Wallngford, Jack
son Ketcham, Brandon, Moody (, Adams, Midde5u
~, T. Huntington, Vergennes, Doct Peck Burlington,
A. r. Vail X Co. Dandy, ID. Andrews, Manchester,
Merrill 4, V. d. SPECIAL, Bennington, Wilson IL Ty
er, Brauleboro, and by II 7. White & Co, at the Ru
land Bookstore.
REYNOLDS g. PARMELE.
SheIburne. Aup 90 Ig3g cow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

Prices this marhe for whale oi2s TO 40 censare
comparatively low and tendency for sperm downward
without much demand for any description The stock here
fair and quite equal TO the consumption for the present For
the past year shipments from this country the north Of
Esrops have been very Of the high prices
demanded. This has occasioned accumulation IN
two Of the markets. which be got rid Of FOR the whaIer
out have been exceedingly fortunate in their operations
New Bedford there this moment upwards OF fifty thou
barrels Of oil In first hands, Of which the holders
have determined TO ship 60 Europe -Four Swedish vessels
Gently arrived there from New York. and they will take on
eight to ten thousand barrels Of the stock After the
y thousand have been shipped prices may but
still that hangs upon contingency The business In 1896
banded rapidly that II will take some time yet Tor it, regu.
son Several minor companies have closed their affairs and
sold their ships and understand that the vessels OF one OF
the Hsdson River associations believe the Poughkecpe,
have been disposed OF TO the Wilmington Delaware Gem
pany. IL the sale has not been made, will be-
These show that the fisher, IL getting into the
hand. cf few and all the small detached selling
This being species Of monopoly may 80 operate as TO
advance IN In addsn, we learn that ON the
issue Of the recent orders from tie Treasury department
respecting the whale fishery Instructions despatched from
New Bedford Nantucket and elsewhere 10 the Western Is
ands for quite number u whae proceed 10 the north Of
Europe sell ther cargoes and home in ballast the wn
here choosing to do and make their rather
than the risk OF being obliged pay heavy duty IN thu.
country. In connection with this subject hear that all
those engaged the whale ifs compelled TO give hea
w bonds that the duties shall be paid Congress decides
The oil merchants thus undoubtedly safe; out exceed
nsy verous give bonds sad be under such ohg
10 body they will petition Congress Immediately When con
vencd and they will most probably succeed what they
dertske Unless Congress decides that Gil in American bot
shall In duty free the prices for the article will nd
materially and the main portion OF the vessels en-
gagged In the trade will either be withdrawn sent TO catch
whale. and take the OIL 10 Europe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12
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thus appears that they have maturing in specie funds nearly
90 than the gross amount of their immediate
liabilities their failure BY necessary con.
sequence othe tppage the South long the New York
banks held out The suspension to have been solely for
the accommodation Of few individuals who control hem and
whose Philadelphia The public should not tole
rate the fraud for moment
The markets exhibit conflicting elements. The
dacon prices has been going steadily with the progress
Of The reyusion. Every branch Of business has shown
want Of stability which has alarmed capitalists and caused
them to withdraw ther means thereby aceerang the fall
The stock market has exhibited this feature in holder relief
than Others and stocks have reached points much lower
than during the great revuon and suspension Of 1857 This
fact united with the strong position Of the banks and the gen.
ersl conviction that henceoth the will be upwards
have caused capitalists their attention TO opportunities
Of Investments for the benefit Of the expected rs the de-
and thus created has caused the rise in stocks which ha,
apparent during the past few days. At the time have
that state and corporation bonds have receded Indiana
stock 20 per cent discount Maryland bonds offered
st auction this morning. and few buyers being present. the sale
postponed to Wednesday, The market Is cleggsd with
this description Of security real estate sale this morning
BY Lsdow Co., being chancery sale, was bought in mostly
BY the mortgage for something less than the amount Of the
mortgage The details follows consisting Of thirteen
and lots situated Second street, the Of
Av.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

Board Of AssistGnts.-Ssveral petitions were re-
ceived and referred pro. lorna.
RepOrts.-ln favor Of contracting with the Man
haitian Company for supply Of water-Ordered to
lie on the table In favor OF issuing corporation
bonds toThomas Cummins, for work done by him
on the Sth-avenue. Adopted. In favor Of deepening
Albany basin. Adopted.
ResOlutiOns.-That sec. 4. title A, chap. 5, of the
laws ofthe city Of New York be repealed. Adopt
ed. In favor Of observing the 18th of Nov. as day
Of general fast and humiliation, for the manifold sins
and wickedness OF this community. Adopted. In
favor Of paying the bills Of the several Sunday off
GERS, when they certified by the aldermen OF tae
respective wards. Adopted.
And tho board then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

The Of this sale 10 per cent the day Of sale
and the balance I'd Of December The house sccu-
pied BY Mr. Samuel Rugges No iss Bond street. has been
sold at private for sa5oo cash. These great reductions
in prices are rapidly undermining the stability Of oil the
banLs under the law From the return Of
July last appeared that the capital Of ali
the banks paid IN, was si0,7e44ao.
Paid in bonds and mortgages 5,cOoOo0
Notes and corporation stocks s,2ooo0
Cash capital 2,os4,sss io,'s$'s~
The following table will shew the immediate liabilities and
stocks pledged for circulation by the different banks At that
period.
srArrxrsr THE sAsr' y.Dsn TIE VIEW Law, JULY LIST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12
Weekly Report Intersaents

weekly Report Amtcrmcmts
In the City and County Of New York; from the ID day Of
Nov. to the 9th day Of Nov. 1882
Is men, rs women, SO boys; q grls-Total iss
D.E.sEs.Asphysys; Abseeso ApIe.y Burned or seas-
I'D !; Bleeding from the lungs, o. Casualties Il Chole-
infantum, 2; Colic Consumption, ai Commissions,
~ Group hives Congestion Of brain o. Delram
81 Darrhea A. Dropy 81 Dropsy the head o; Drowned 0;
Dyseaery, a Fever, 1; Fever bilious, Fever inaamms-
tory Fever remiiten Fever Scarlet 81 Fever typhoid o.
Whooping cough i Epspsyl FeyerpsuP1 lntemPsrancs O
Inflammation Of percardium o. Inflammation Of kidneys, U;
Inflammation Of brain, Il Inflammation Of bowels 8; Infan'.
nation Of chest A. Inflammation Of lungs u Inflammation OF
stomach 2; Inflammation Of womb, Inflammation Of liver d
Insanity. 0; Maormation, |; Marasmus, Measles Il Nor
6cation p Old age Organic disease Of heart o. Killed or
murdered. Scroiula p Small Pox, 1; Suicide Il Palsy d
Tume0 Teehng Ii liberation Of the mites ines, o. Worms
|; Unknown, s.
Aor-Of year and under o. between and p III and
III and TO- 10 and ~ 90 and go IA; 80 and no. Is; 40
and So Q; 80 and $685. 80 and TO- 10 and So q 80 and
90, 2; 90 and 100, 0; unknown, o. 49,
PLACES NATIVITY United States. 49, Ireland 30; Eng
land Scotland y Swzernd o. France Ii British Possess
sions, N A. l; Wales. 3 Germany, Spain, o. Wlndes, 2;
unknown. s.
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue, s; Hospital, do TO- New
Jersey, q Long Island, 81 Hospital o. Backwes Island, 8;
Small Pox Hospital, O; City Hospital 81 Pententary, l.
Weschcster,2 2; Colored persons, IL.
WILLIAM A WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Nov. 9, 1882
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

HAvAsA Oct S0-Rce dulthe Last cargo disposed efss
la4 Flour ST. Good quality Sugars scarce and hr1
brown and yellow: to g. white ~ 70 Mo'a:ss y
Coffee, there 10 hardly any the markst the old stock
exhausted Iscesant rains have retarded supplies Little
old in MARKET 10 lO4 Some Coffee, email lots have
appeared for which 10 H. demanded Exchange on Lon
don Is prem New York 70 ~ per cent prem New
Orleans IA TO 2per cent prem"
ST. JAco, Oct A-There is Coffee left for your de-
mand and the little market confined to the common sorts
Brown Boz Sugars 81 to At white 81 to Muscov ADDE'S
"A Tobacco Sl to $9 qualities suited to the u States
those for Spain rules at Is 10 4 Sterling 10 to per csnt
prem bills on New York dull, al par" kAt&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

The demand for all descriptions exceedingly dull and
prices Of beeves declined very materially There esv
hundred in MARKET and only six hundred and City sod
Two thousand and two hundred sheep aud lambs Of
fered and nearly all disposed Of Prices do show much
variation from those paid last week
There has chsnge In and calves Forty
taken by the butchers at 35 $50 Annexed the prices
paid h, morning. Brighton Mass the 4th mst and
In Philadelphia last Saturday.
Beeves. CAR css. a"' sAep. Lambs
NJ York. Nov H. 50 90 sssaso ~ oossA 90 81 aSaa
BRIGHTON. Nov. l. 50a7 90 HAAS I 50a . 30
Philadelphia Q. soas so slas5 soa rs boa7 IS
This exhibits great difference in the prices in the three
markets. from them Il Is that prizes here rule higher
than in either Of the other In Philadelphia the prices
too high and complaints made against the butchers
and but they do demand such high pc
asked every day in this market
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12
M q NEY m A H X Z r..
MOmday. Nov. ll-0 r. N.

The stock market continues buoyant Sales have been
large today and prices Of all descriptions have improved from
to per the closing If Saturday u 8.
Bank improved per cent N. Am. T. Bkg 4per cent
Harlem per cent Del Hud per cent stonngton per
cent Kentucky per cent At the second board reaction
and fall in prices took place.
Il has been decided in the Circuit Court Of Alabama that
the real estate banks other banking aoca
on sprung up abundaaty this state year two
ago. lawfully maintain suit the notes and bills
which they have discounted or purchased.
Indiana stocks offered at 90 per cent without finding
buysra Brooklyn Sales Of corporation bonds
the Of $p0e made at discount of per cent,
which is reduction Of per cent.
RHooE lei AND BASxs, 18th, compared with the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

Private Correspondence Of the New York HERALD
RIO yArssso 18th Sept. lsso-we have had no arrivals
from the United States the last few days The stock Of -four
In nrs hasds has become quite small Last sales Of Ggc
ssd Hawaii I2soo Der bril- Baltimore lrs00nore Of the
\, ter ON hand CoGee continues 6ru M rood IL worth
susso sa6s0 per ssra. Supporters 9r7c0 3lss0 STOCK
so Obsss shipped this month, 10000 bses the greatest
ousuttv ever shipped from ths port aoatk-abcu
y 60 bsss Of the above destined for the Usted
Or sssksrgs hes declined TO s2i - hs but very little
ncesy oHeuns Oar ssvsrnmens have dose n7shsg ret,
r~spsc~s The emission Of paper money and busuess
slsscss a II ssana ps<cust 10 per cent per am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

pier, for he had seihsr she's ssr jacket on, oaly
The iurv rsturred 4 verdict Of found drowned
A third was held At 81 Willet street, on the body
Of Mary Ann Riley, an infant Eve months old, which
was smothered BY either its papa or mamma, while
asleep, the preceding night
Verdict, death from smothenng.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

This region country Of the mildest climate aud
crbed likely become the great granary Of the country
Already shipments Of produce estimated $
notwithstanding the expenses Of freight arising
from osstructsd navigation The opening Of the canal will
double th amount IN short time, aud send through the
lakes Ysrk for ae creating corresponding
ed demand for merchandise in return.
svsAR-There has been moderare demand for this article
The disposition to sell the part Of holde has produced
decline Muscovadoes Of &c per To- The sales Of all
scrptious reach about TOO hhds and boxes at cents
fer Porto Rco siaoi for ST. Creix 81 fer NOrleans; 81
for Muscovsdo; Z aet for brown Havana.
PRovustoNs-Ths market yet dull aad prices going Town.
Old Mess country inspection, brought lag; Prime 80;
Mess lai ISL, Prime 81 q Boston Mess $4 Pork, Mess
Is "a; Prime II a l24.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12
sales NJ the stock Exchange.
state Of Trade.

There has been little business doing today The sale Of
real estate tod given under the head Of money market
the chief transaction the auction way There's demand
for merchandise sey check for the present. the downward
tendency Of prices With the opening spring there will
doubt great demand for goods supply the Of the
rapidly growing west The Of the Wabash and Mau
canal connecting the lake navigation with Wabash river
vii, open the markets in the valley Of the river the
prise Of the New York merchants exclusively The following
table Of the amount Of goods annually received at the
towns the Wabash above the Grand Rapids.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

Many others have been started and failed got into dsre
last or these following banks Of doubtful repua
Manhattan Ex. Bsnh, Erie County Bank,
City Trust Banking Co. Testh Ward
Banh Of Commerce. Buffalo. staten Island
The following have failed
Wool Grswers' Bank, Cselsea Bank,
Washington Bssk North Bask.
Since the period of tins statement the amount OF circula
en has been increased 100000 while their assets
chiefly mortgages and stocks have been constantly dsprecang
The greater part the bonds and mortgages amounting
former yeadurns the suspension holders continued to '
tan the nominal values The tgage law v. then inter
posed 10 sustain them Al the espraan Of which the present
banking law afforded the opportunity render the mortgages
available Accordingly we find large proportion Of the
pa raid that description Of securities and stock issued Cor
Them Al their heu which stocks have been pressing the
money. The State stocks represent Of CAPT
saI s.sSe 10 other States and form the basis circulating
medium for this Both Of these descriptions are
worth II lea. per cent less than when the associations
sr, formed and the and liabilities Of the instuen
sss for the real property they possess hey
bankrupt IN the case Bank mentioned yes
tevday The failure Of that will be followed BY many
rese banks have absorbed eiooooo Of specie which
has taken much from the ability Of the c's banks 10 sustain
thsr ceslson and have therefore much increased the pse
81 Ne merchants spss THE city Their sstss hsvs not
Increased Me aggregate sirsusios, sy have sssn employ
- shesy 10 psrshssss NJ say fssd sssss and returning
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

On Sunday evening" the 10th instant BY the Rev. Charles
A. Davis Mr. William Waugh, Of Washington city, D. c.,
to Miss Caroline Matilda, daughter Of David Ketthune Eq
Of this city.
On Thursday evening" the 7h inst by Rev. Mr. Chase
Mr. Lewis Ficken to Miss Mary Ann Malcolm, all Of this
city.
On Friday the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr. STARK Mr.
William Welsh to Mrs Margaret Asam both Of this city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

d n REwARD-stoleu, from the foot OF Fulton street.
~ ~ North River Saturday night last, from the bse
Knderhook Captain Stephens YawI Boat painted with
black streak the top and yellow streak about osr Eve
inches vide, With green bottom She had small chain In the
stern about Eve feet long and two painters IN The bcwths old
panlsr stranded strand, Che cut when
tahen, perhaps about feet long Whoever will the
said boat hall se entitled 70 the above reward.
nlf1w' j. STEPHENS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12
MORNING HERALD-sHIEP NEWS.
Port Of New York, November III.
suN RrsEs 46 HON s 40
Packets % Arrive.
CIEARRD.

CLEARED,
VIM Wallace, Pshury, Mobile; Tybee, Herbert, Charles
ton; Memphis Nichols, NOreans; Vahaa Bangs, Boston;
Panthea Ashby, NOreans; Pstsey Bount Pcdeon Belize
Honduras; Cadet Mariner Peanktank Va; Cesar Coumh)
Wakefield Angostura via st Thomas; Virginia Talbot Key
West Cedar Key and st Marks, Fla; Eliza, (Br) Msron
Guysbcrough, MS; Triton, Francis, Hartford, CT.
Bark Aurea Blunt 81 d I'm Campeachy, with logwood &c
to Bouehaud & Thebaud.
Brig Opuence Robinson, i3 ds FIN Apaachcoa cotton,
Woodruff 4 Nnturn.
Brig Bilow Williams 40 ds I'm Rochelle brandy, &c to
d Cuthbertson.
Brig Gazee somer 10 days from Lubec with plaster. to
captain.
Schr Lawrence, Townsend dc fm Wilmingtos, NC,
val TO John Ogden.
schr Edward CLARK, IL ds I'm Wilmington NC, with naval
stores.
&c TO Danison Brothers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

NJ OT1CE-About Desoe V wanted upon B,sscmry bond
IN h French barb Petit Louis from hssse u Havre direct
rerors dpcses 10 lead requested 10 cemmucae before
Wednesday the terms n the once Of the French Ccnsu
late 0ensral, No % 0rssnwieh street. nl2.H
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

Passengers Sailed.
In the Samson, for London--Ms Esther Brown, London
Geo Desen do Capt John jones' Branard, Mrs TAorne
Mrs Hickman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12


90 MR.. BRlSTOW.-Let all bad writers leok
at his advertisement. o22lm
60 COPIES OF THE WEEKLY HERALD, Of the I'd
and 9th dates containing the Humors of the Election with
Two Original Cuts, can be had at this Office Matt
nuRHAM BULL FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A
~ full blood short horn Durham Bull with first ped
gree young and perfectly kind offered for sale at bargain
bis beng abosto quit the farming business lie will
be exchanga for team of well matched horses Young,
sound and kind. Enquire at the Bulls Head MA a..
~ HEAf-Phiiadelphia or Pennsylvania, Baltimore Provi
~ ocnce Rhode Island, New York Safety Fund, Red
Dog Red Back Notes taken FOR the following goods less
price than al other establishment Of which articles
have the largest assortment In America
Grocer Articles Teas assorted Chops Brandes French;
segars spansh Spices; Dyewoods and D,ers Articles; In
digoe. Beuca and Spanish Hatters' and Fure Articles
Drugs and Medicines La~p Oils, Winter and Fall straned
do do do do DO Bleached, Linssc ed Oil, Dutch and Eng
sh; Olive Oil in casks, beys and baskets White Lead,
Dry aud round in OIL Paints and Painters Articles; Win
dow Glass assorted s,es &c SeFor sale In lots to suit
purchasers, by
). 9. MORRISON SON, Iss lss Greenwich %.
Between Fulton and vesey ss the North River side,
New York. nI2.im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

On Sunday. 10th inst Mr.. William H. Wakeman, Clerk Of
the New York Hospital
At St Augustine Nov 2 Purser W. A. Slacum, OF the u
Navy native Of Alexandria. d. c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

CAnPETIN0 The subscribers have recently stded lar
~ eev to their stoet aud now handsome ard eStss
assortment Of Carpetsg calculated for the Fan ,ss eoo
sstins Of superior English Brussels ssrss ~ suRsnns ~
ats 10 match from 10 a. WIDE 6surst and plain bsckns
and bsises tuNed and Brussels hearth req tsned lamsss
szut M,.,s and rops mats eolorea ard white msshn
table covers painted noor cloths N every variety
seolors and figures two TO eighteen feet vide veil CO..
eolsteS fsr the cabins 81 PACKETS, largs rosms BE-
The city will ksd u TO their savsstses
~ ~.il;rs heSovs mshins their selections.
JsJH sACKETT, n East broadway,
p7.IvH. ssteHdins though ~ Division street.