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CHOICE WINES.
CUMBERLAND SPRINGS.

HNl1E subscriber takes this method TO
h inform the Public, that he has rented
th,, large aud commodlous house. situate at
CUMBERLAND SPRINGS. No expense hav
Ing been spared IN putting the House.
Spring, Paasure grounds, Walks, &c. in
complete repair. he feels no hesitation in
saying that those who may be disposed to
patronage him. will find every thing to their
entire satisfaction.
The roads leading to the Springs being
in excellent repair. and through beau'i-
ful ps IT of the town. no other spot seems
more layo rable for PARTIES of PLEASURE
to enjoy Gen,se'ves, than this.
The medical Qualities Of the water, are
considered equal 70 the famed Saratoga
and Ball,,own. Every attention viii be
paid to the comfvr, and convenience Of III
vallds.
o. P. CARPENTER.
Beekmantown, June |, 1899. 3wj7
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DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.


"HlS new instrument tor The radical
Il core Of ProlapsuS Utcri or Falling of
the Womb. by external application. super
Sedlng he use ofthe objectionable Pe.sary,
Is confidently recommended to the affl G. ed
"a the means Of perfect restoration TO
health, 1t never having failed Of performing
a cure, even under The most aggravated
circumstances. II has received he dec ded
appreciation Of Sir Ashley Cooper of LON
DON; SIR Benjamin C. Brodle Sir James
Clark, Physician TO he Queen Dr.. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to GUYS Hos
pl'a; Dr.. R'gbv. Lecturer to 81. Banhol.
omess; Dr.. Gr'tii'h Lecturer to Westmn.
ster Hospitals; Dr.. Ram-bo,h ham. Lecturer
to London Hospital; R"ber, Ferguson
Lecturer to Westminster Lying IN Hos pl
tai. Dr.. Swealman. Lociurrrto Mlddle.e x
Hospital, and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Charlo''e's Lylng.in Hospital; also. by
Henry Davies. Conquest; BIundeII Lee
Merrlman. Surgeon Kea'es. &c. by Dr.
Moroau, President Of the AGA dem,e Royale
de Medicine, PARIS and Accnucheur to
the Duchess D'OrIeans; Professors Vel
peau, Mar olin. Paul Dubois. Samson. and
''b''S a. u W lNPW O'k Nv tFDIPSSOr
J. w. Francis 6. S. Bedford, M. ID.
Professor OF Midwifery in University the
CITY NEW YORK; Professor Delafield.
Professor Francis U. Johnston. President
County Med, Society; Laurens Hull, pres.
M"drca society, stale OF New York; prof.
James McNaughlon, of A bany; professor
March, prof Cyrus Perkins prot. Doanc--
DIS. Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith. Ho-ack
Srenrns. Ludlow, Cls.am, Vache, Power,
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,. and many other
distinguished Physicians IN the u. S ates.
A. u HULL :--Offico a Vescv.st.
.4sior House. New York.
UTA constant supply Of he above Insrru
ment-. with Dr.. Hul's Improved Truss
tor Hernia, viii be KEEP, bv
ROBERT MOODY,
Druggist BurH, gton ~
F.. w. Brewster, .Mddtebury.
II. II. Pren'lss .Monipeter
James Porter. Rutland. jvl,ly
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IRON sc.
S T RON & S & Co.

A RE How receiving a heavy stock OF
IN Iron and Steel. consisting Of
10 tons English Wagon and Cart tire
Of all the various sizes,
tons Russia o. s. Iron
3 do Swedes do
Cast. German. Spring, American and
Eng. Blister Steel.
Eng lsb Hoops, Braziers rods SC.
.4iso, on Consignment,
500 Kegs assorted cut Nails, Sd to cod
aud floor Brads.
90 tons Peru manufactured Iron round
and square Of all sizes.
Band Iron, Shoe Shapes etc. etc.
June 6.
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G. r. OC f. r | f. S

N Chests Hysou, Hyson Skin, Young
~ Hyson and Pouchong Teas, OF good
and extra qualities
90 Bags old Java and st Domingo COT
fees
so Kegs Ginger, 90 Boxes pipes,
40 Boxes bar Soap
10 do Cavendlsh Tobacco,
1000 lbs. leaf do Tor Sheep
Casks Saleratus
10 Bags Pepper and PimeH,o
100 Boxes and quarter Boxes Raisins
Shaving Soap, Cloves, Nulmegs, Indigo
Cass'a, Chocolate. mustard. Starch, Lem
on Syrup. etc. etc. Just received bv
SrRoNGs & Co.
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TO BUILDERS.

HN1E undersigned will receive sealed
d proposals for the framing, raising and
completing of an arch Bridge over the
Ooon River. near the Meeting house IN
Richmond SAID bridge is of Two hundre j
feet span 'hry.two feet from outside to
outside of The posts--with one arch two
carriage tracks--two side walks--wlth
twelve feet continuation on the abulmen,s
at each end. A plan Of said bridge is 10
the hands of Ransom Jones IN Richmond,
where 1t may be inspected by those inter
esled.
Said proposals. will be received until the
lst day Of july next.
OLIVER SHEPARD Select.
RANSOM JONES, men.
AMOS B. COOPER.
R'chmond. June IL, 1889. 2w
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MI A IL II / T. Ii

Al ST. Paul's Church. in Vergennes, on The
evening OF The "a inst, by The Rev u. Thompson,
Mr.. DANIEL KlMRALL, Jr of Burlington, 10
Miss MARY A. FIELD, of Vergennes
Ga Thursday evening, the ooh inst, bv the
Rev. Mr.. InsersoIl, HIRAM s LANDoN, Of Shell.
burn. TO Miss MARY z, IsHAM, daughter of Sam
uel X. lsham Of This town.
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HOWARD'S

UNPRECEDENTED despatch in busi'
u ness Is only equalled comparatively by
the successive and qrlck passage of his
iavor,e Steam Ship Great Western which
has just arrived IN l3 Ia days from Eu
rope with pretty Good, tor Market and
good news for the country. Howards
return from New York the third time in
such quick succession and with SO many
and new kinds of Goods has increased the
sales wonderfully, well may 1t be SAID there
is no place ike Howsrds to 60 a shopping
for It does one good to see So many pretty
good aud happy customers buying, as IL
always found at the Grand Bazaar Cheap
Cash Store by S. EARL HOW.4RD.
June 6, 1889.
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BOSOMS,

BOSOMS.
4 few more fine dbl. Bosoms called The
N Patent Frilled Bosoms.
ALSO,
few more "A. No L. rich black satin
Stocks. ALSO,
some beautiful summer Stocks.
ALSO.
a few fine Stocks from inch to 81 inches
IN width. also.
a few long Stocks from 10 to 90 inches in
length, also,
few beautiful fgrd WHITE satin Stocks,
received at the Variety Store.
June IA, PANGBoRN & BRINsMAID,
A good assortment of beautiful
.Nouseiine de Lame this dav opened at
June Ia. WAIT IL TABoRs.
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GrOce les.
n Mm Chests Young Hyson Tea
&SS IS 90 Tyson Skin do
20 Bags Pepper
90 do Pimento
30 do Coffees
SO Boxes Pipes
100 Go Bar Soap
200 do Rasins
SO Kegs do
40 do Pure Ginger
400 Mats Cassia.
St. Croix Rum, Holland Gin. Sipnete
Blandy. Baltimore Gin, American Bran{H,
Champagne, Brown and Pale Sherry, Madeira
and Sicily Madeira, Marseills Madeira and
Malaga Wines, by
June Z. J. e J. Fl. PECK & Co,
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600 PRIZES
SI.5OO.OOO

GOO PRIZES Sl.JOO.OOO
TICKETS S20-NO SHARES.
The whole of the Tickets, with their num-
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed by the commissioners
appointed under the Act previously to their
being put into the wheels, One wheel will
contain The whole ofthe numbers the other will
contain the Sir Hundred Prizes, and the first
600 numbers that shall be drawn out, will be
entitled to such PRizE as may be drawn to It's
number, and the fortunate holders of such
Prizes will have such property transferred TO
them Immediately after the drawing, unincum.
bered and pihout anu Deduction.
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WANTED.

A steady. active, industrious boy from
Is to l6 years of age; who can come
well recommended: to attend Store
One whose parents reside in the village
would be preferred. Apply at this Office,
Burlington, June 90, 1889.
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ID | L. ID

In This town, on the 20h inst, Mr. SETH WooD
in the 70h year of his age
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TICKETS ONLY $50.

Authorized by an act Of the Legislative AS
sembly of Florida, and under the directions
OF the commissioners, acting under the same
lob draWn al Jacksonville, Flor. Dec. |. 1889
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers.
SYLVESTER & Co., 156 BroaGpdy, Nec
York. Sole Agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS!!.
100000 Tickets, from No. l upwards in sue
cesslon.
The Deeds of the property and the stock
transferred in trust to the commissioners APP
PORTED by the said act Of the legislature Of
Florida, for the security of the prize holders
SPLENDID SCHEME!.
PRzE-The Arcadc-286 feet. 5
inches, 4 lines. on Magazine ST..
l0l feet, IL inches, on Natchez ST.
1876 feet. 6 inches. on Gravier st.
Rented at about $37 900 per ann. Dollars
valued at 100000
| Prize. City Hotel-162 feet on
Common street: LAG feet, 6 inches,
on Camp st. Rented at $4,000
valued at 100000
Prize-dwelng House (adjoining
the Arcade) No. l6, "a feet, Z inch
es front on Natchez street, rented
at $l200-vaued at 10000
l Prlze-do (adjoning The Arcade)
No. Is, 23 feet front on Nalchez
st. rented at s l200-valued at 10000
| Prize do. (adjoinng the Arcade)
No. 90, % feet front on Nachez
st, rented at $l2O0-vaued at 10000
| Prize do. No 90, North east corner
of Basin and Custom house streets
40 feet front on Basin. and 40 feet
on Franklin street, by l21 feet deep
in Custom House street, rented at
sI5OO-valued at 10000
Prize do No. "a, South west cor
ner of Basin and Cusiom.h house SITS
so feet, 7 inches on Basin. 80 feet,
inches on Franklin. l27 feet, l0t
inches deep in front Of Custom
house street-rented at $500
valued at 10000
| Prize do. No. $3.50, "a feet. inches
on Royal street, by l27 feet, II
inches deep-rented at $1,000
valued at $1,000
| Prize $50 shares canal bank stock
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ing an extensive view of Weslport Bay
There Is on the premises wharf used for
the reception of lumber IN the winter, to
which boats can come at all seasons; The
and Is of good quality. about one half IN.
der cultivation, The residue lhckly covered
with hard timber. The commanding sit
ua''on OF the property, lis proximity
to Lake Champaign, and suscep',bIy of
great Improvement. and the large quantity
of hard wood upon IT. which is daily
becoming more valuable offer uncommon
Inducements to farmer about to locate
or TO any purchaser, a a safe investment.
Title indispurable For terms apply to S.
MYRIcH w, s'por'. Essex 90. N Y. II
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FARM FOR SALE.

A Valuable Farm
n lying Directly in
the pleasant and four
l,hInc village OF West
port Essex county NY,
containing about two
hundred acres-border
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
GEN TLENEN'S
CAST.GFF CLOTHING

BOUGHT, AVE THE PULL VALUE GIVEN ~ CASH ny
VI LEVITT u Duane ST., doors from William
90 The article Of Apparel forming large item in the sspen
dsre Of every Gentleman, is highly important to obtain
ready Cash Sale for the when rendered by
wear An immense saving be made annually by attention
to tins hitherto considered unimporant subject The subcr
Der having effected arrangements with his m the
Western Country for The Transportation OF Cast off Clothing
&c upon the most liberal terms thus enabled give tho
outside value An nducment TO persons having the
favour him with their Commands.
line through the Post Office, otherwise the above
address, viii meet with strict attention. e IS. M
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
MILITARY GARpEN. lBrocllynl--To RENT

kA MILITARY GARDEN, (Brocklyn)-To RENT
VM The premises known Military Garden, Brooklyn are
FOR or years, with all the build
ings thereon consisting Of the building occupied hote
and the large double three story house adjoining suitable Tor
extensive boarding house, also small two story house sta.
b ouhosse &C. the whole being complete repair The
Garden, covering tasefaly laid out the 10
catioa unsurpacd snd 60 person " need d such an ea
lbshment II offer. advantages rarely to be set WITH The
furnsres of which complete every n.
spec win se ssid AIR valuation For terms apply on the
premises auiaeos7e
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
. C.s> IRREGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON

EsSE9k-1 Daily (Sundays excepted) at r NJ, from
Battery Place, Pier Nc. l, North River,
,a stoningion Newport and Providence Steamers Massa
ehusetts, Capt Comsock Narraganset Capt Child Lex.
mglon, Capt Vanderbilt and the Massachusetts, One Of
ths above boats will leave New York daily except Sunday
Passengers the arrival of the steamers at Stoning
ton may take the Railroad and proceed with the mail
immediately to Boston, may continue the steamer via
Newport and take the eguG Railroad at Providence for
BostSn.
The steamer LEXINGTON, Captain Vanderbilt will this
afternoon Saturday. 26th at o'clock from pier No. l. for
providence, via Stonington and Newport and the MAssA-
cHUsETTs Captain ComAtock, to morrow.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
HYDE PARK HOTEL.

N b. MILNE has the pleasure Of announcing to his friends
the public gene ally that he has taken the above beau
tu establishment the Of Goth street and 9Th Avenue
where he prepared dinner parties in the style,
by due notice. Ills wines and liquors Of the choicest kind
and every attention bestowed for the comfort Of his ve
au7 In.
NEW REFECTORY.-J.s SWEENEY informs his irsena
IN and the public that he has opened Reecory
large and elegant building, No 4l Fulton Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables desA
ey Of the provided appears the market
No attention will be wanting his part give general
satsacten and he hep~ find tat generous
which he is determined to Deserve.
jl0-f J. SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

LOVE! LOvE!i LOvE...-Just Pub
~ ~ shed very interesting little work entitled
E>&N The ART OF Love (or Lesson. for
~ ~ Lover'l from the celebrated writings Of
Ovid Chaucer and Dryden translated from the French with
engravings. Conttnts-Thc Art Of Love-Cour of Love-
Remedy for Love- &c &c SC. The FIRST part contains the
rules which the author lays Gown for young follow in
their eourtshps, and the second teaches the ladies
make thcmevcs beloysd.
The opinion Of the P,e8-The at ofiove-we have CLAN
ced little book, and think the edition
have yete II free from the expressions and
perfuou, matter Of the original though admit
tans strange Language, but the subject be the
il will doubt be highly interesting all who read
H. Price Fifty cents coPyFor sale at the book No
3 Park Row. four doors from Ann Street opposite the
Astor- House. aug - n
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

Political have frequently differed as TO what wa.
fair and the time, the Of value bu
yet who had gravey recorded
to be his opinion that the nominal price article sold for
any measure Of its actual value Such notion would b.
deemed great faacy that its paper logi
cal deduction, would its absurdy and yet those
dvaas who about from another for the pu
at which they be furnished with articles Of food and
iAent, of course commit still greater, because
practical absurdty ihan speculative philosopher wond
do who sat down his closet TO argue from such false
premises The would merely be laughed at yonar,
scheme but the oheris deemed fit only graduate among
philosophers Of Laputa who board.
out OF Sawdu and extracting unbeams from cucumber Ia
king that motimporant oa articles this aye
coat whether frock dress riding, the kind called" opn
matters not, and hew different elements all of which
st, There the material aud secondly quality
the dye used and the degree the
Of the CLOTH These ingredients towards ti
self evident must much the wind weather.
womans carice and 2dy when comes the hands of tn.
Snyder there the skill of the cutter the quality Of the trim
nngs aud last though not least the scientific qualifications
which the artist may possess who is ii "nto th
breathing world" not thing hres and patches" ar
article of beauty utility AMI luxury ied either sorn,
deecrate the human fos other could
to show that in coats least many things, which the world
large think. should taken into before
its actual vsae be ascertaned IL these principles
based truth, what folly it them for the,
shoe leather Ia running after stores or in finding out tao
who charge allow nominal price, when is evident that
the Of cheapness They should entirely disregard
price, but at the time they should examine the material
ascertain the standing Of the manufacturer o neglect the
skill Of the cutter, and above ALL pay especial attention 10 the
qualifications Of the workman, who give the finishing touch
when proper and scientific of labor has been given
il, is capable Of adding Signify and beauty to the
- soblest work Of God"
II this train Of ressssiug should happen convince
the bargain bsyers that estimate articles by dollars and
alone they advised forthwith visit the
$. PHILLIPS No. 1906 WILLIAM STREET and ascertain by
evidence Of their eyes, If the articles OF dress made
him, not equal in quality durability cut and workmanship
any produced by the fashionable houses Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compsr.
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price is the test Of cheapness PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the best article and employs none but
the best woren he nevertheless sells for ready money,
per cent less than charged b. those who do business the
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

o. TO THE PUBLlC,-Ws call the special attention OF
the public 70 inducements held out by SYLyEsrER Go
100 Broadway ori INVESTING real estate situated in New Or
leans the attempts made by the pos David
Hale of the Journal Of Conmerce have good for
knowing that the affair in question possesses the entire conA
dence OF the comnuniyand those persons
have any doubts to call Sylvester Co. who desrous
Of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply
inquiries made eH-
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

ID l.. SMITH X co. No. l76 Pearl street. Importers, /,
H. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers in Lghsrn and
Straw Goods in receipt Of 900 Bonne comprs
ing all the different desirable for the fall business which
they offer for sale to dealers liberal Also 100
Straw Trimmngs and 20 printed and plain Satin Straw.
au7.3m-
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

W KIM CHAL.EN0E.! .!.-LEROY'S SPECIFIQUE
.DOOO FRANCHISE, Tor French Speci6c) for the
Gonorrhea, elects female complaints and all discharges Of
the secret organs.
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprize The public that this the great specific Of Doctor
Jerome Leroy, Of Paris celebrated for the this
class of diseases
In the early stages of the disease it will positively effect
few days without restriction of Diet fear Of
and what much important it leaves the
parts subject tte Troublesome geets weakness that
0 often after the of other medicines.
In long proraced stages Of the GonorrhGa, in obstinate
Geet weakness of those organs is without doubt the
most efectual remedy discovered.
will also be found certain preventative against tAe dis
ease exposed and any where there to fear
few doses will arrest its progress and any further
trouble.
is not intention to sort to that deceptive system Of
putting in this city, better proof fits efficacy
challenge to be r~oduced that il will not
der forfeit of $500
Q- Observe One large bottle is sufficient any
cent case OF the complaint
Each bottle accompanied witt full description Of the dis
and all the directions the English and French
Languages.
Fer sale only at the agents flee No. IS Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street, ap airs) Price $3.50 per bottle
Small bottles 81 aul7 3mt
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

biscuit BAKERY,-EPHRAIM TREADwELL con.
ID nnes the Biscuit Baking at 276 Washington street.
Of Warren street, and has constantly for sale,
SODA BISCUIT, MILK BISCUIT.
BUTTER CRACKERS WINE BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
PILOT BREAD. All OF the Srst quay
r. rs small Pilot Bread the for the South Americas
aud West India marksts.
Any o the above articles be delivered good order foe
expectation, at short notice. iel2-6m.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

nANIEL SWEENEY, III Ana street, returns his sincere
- thank to his numerous friends for the liberal ssportthsy
have uniformly rendered him he first opened his Reeato
and them that will be his inertia
continuance OF their APPRECIATION His table furnishes
with the best the market affords and those who honor his
table with their presence, may depend upon being With
Gle anliness, cIyility aud promptude.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27
= Geo. ~ SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
snsSnsx..x Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg and

ltlchmond-lhe steambOats ALABAMA:
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, all boats Of speed and accommo
sfon viii commence running daily the first April between
baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon o'clock Immediately a
r the arrival Of the from Philadelphia and will arrive
aex morning at Portsmouth time for the for Whining
cn, and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning will leave
portsmouth, day after the arrive from the South and
ach Baltimore next morning tae for the cars for Pha
delphia.
These boats run connection with the v known steam
jackets Georgia and Soah Carolina which leave Norfolk
yery Saturday for Chareston giving travellers choice They
also run IN connection with the James River boats to Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers Informed Gold travellers
sow that this the cheapest aud most comfortable route for
southern travellers there changes from steam
soats and stages The dead Of night on the Washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part of the
community will atronise them giving equal facilities and
t4peror comfort.
Passage and fare to Norfolk, SO. JOHN w. BROWN,
m26-6 Agent.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

= r> nFoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
CHiN Ocean House Rumson Landing Red Bank,
6s1EszesseN- and Eaiontown Dcck.-The steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Alarie will follows daily, from foot
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

DAv1LION, NEW BRIGHTON, ON STATEN IS
4 LAND-Several Of the vters of this desirable watering
place having left fer Saratoga &c. the subscriber
inform his friends and the public that there a few
cies.
The much superior any thing the country
he thinks they cannot fail to salt
The upper reserved for sngl, gentlemen.
The Steamboats, stop within few minutes walk Of the Pa
von every few hoursrom A. NJ to r. NJ; and every
Friday Ball EVENING" leaving the city at and returning fov
the Island at l25 o'clock.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the
Excellent Salt Water Baths.
The Saloon is open adjoining the premises where
to be found the Newspapers, Periodicals. &C.; which
splendid Billiard room for the accommodation Of the boarders
and their friends.
Every Ball evening the boa will leave the city puncusy
above
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-Ths
n regular sales by auction, al mis- weh known
RH@A tablsshment Of Horses, Carriages, &C., coht-
NA ~ nae to take place every Monday, = IL
o'clock throughout the year. "a
The regular sale win take place Monday Aug ~,
o'clock eommeneing with Carriages, Harness. &C., and
" o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of requested ~
make early apPcatsn to good number ths
catalogue horse be offered auction une regss
ed time for number the catalogue for which uurro he
Register Will be kept open till Saturday, Aug "a atSF Nj
GEO. w. MILLER
Jysy Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadwa.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

W5- SECOND WARD HOTEL-Next 70 the corner
Fulton street. Nassau street This well known
having undergone thorough retting, complete order
for the accommodation Of those who may with their
patronage.
There are in this house besides the lower story
entirely open public bar large upon the
cond story IS feet by 25 well suited for the
public meetings. together with smaller ones adapted to
the of clubs Referees for the transaction of private
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with roo A. an
may be furnished with dnners spPer composed OF ever
species Of delicacy which the markets afford sho
notice. [ellyl EDMUND JONES' Proprietor.
Morning herald., 1839-08-27

DILI.IARD TABLEs.-Tsree splendid Billiard Table.
ID with All The fixtures complete, Tor sale cheap Apply
he Broadway House. Aug 7l-im'