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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03
NEW YORK MARKET, Dec, %

Flour-The market very inactivo-,hn demand
very limited; small sales Of common brand at SO
81; Fancy held at SO IS
Cotton-Very little disposition to purchase for
export at the present high prices. Tho sales are
manufacturers. Sales Of New Orleans ranging
from IA to Is IA; Upland II l g to Is; Mobile
Ia to 1912
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Doc. S.
The transactions this day were pretty nearly ST.
900 bags, having changed hands at our quotations
of yesterday. The sales wore principally confined
to American sorts, from 4 10 81
Nov. S.-There has been good demand ia. da v,
and the sales amount to 6,0OO bngs at ..eady pri.
ces. The business of tho week amounts to 81, $50
bags Of which 2 100 arc speculation 200 for OK
port.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 9.-The English stock
market has been steady this morning. Conso's for
money arc quoted at SO l.2 to a. and for account
"a IA.
PARIS BOURSE. Half past Three
American Securities h.ue been rather
ed by the public since fncsdny last and tho mhrkc
is good at tn" following prices.
Five per pound sterling Alabama o. Five per
Alabamn. 80 10 81 Five per Indiana s?i s4Y Five
per cent louisiana ('nngs 95 o6. Five per cont Lou
isinna Uzlrds) 96 to 96! Six per Ohio si6 lOu
lOl! Five per cent New York 81 IS. Five per cent
Pennsylvania, according to dates 90 to o.
United States Hank shares 24 ITS I'D to Eos. Five pei
New York city, 81! q alt six per Virginia. n
9s. Six per Camden and Amboy Railroad lOl a Ioi
in sterling rs Five per cent Harrisburg and Lancaster
| rail DAD. ss4 q 89A.
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COTTON CIRCULARS

u PRINTED miM Mc Greatest Erp,d'iion, and
ina style msrpusset m New ORLEANS, or .Iss
VINE.
nBIEEs left at oMrrrNG ROOM in s.. Charles tx
rlnnp', CORNER # Gr"ri"r 81 } or at L r U e
AN FRlCAN PR n r. 81; OrF CE,
conner of Pcvdr's ana st Charles Sire t., miH be
pr0np'jy Attended, In.
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Other Prizes amounting 10 1890
Tickets 81 90 Halves Sc 00-Quartcrs On
Packages of tickets f, $O0 warranted to draw $50
and may draw the four first capitaa-
Packages of % halt tickets s5l' wsrrantei 10 draw
a, least $26 Packages Of IS On. Ter Tickets SIS
warranted to draw at leus. SIS For Packages single
Tickets, apply Al
Il. s GREGORY 4 Co, the Managers Office,
iana IS, Canal street, next to Camp ct
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Dress and Masquerade Balls
MANSION HO[TSE HOTEL.

MANSION HOUSE HOTEL. \
NEW Level. STREET, Immediately in t'"r,
~ the steam boat landing. The above establish,
msnl will hs re-opened Sunday evening Dee. 2n,l
1884, for the season. Ball days. sundays, TUESDAYS
and rhursinys. suid establishment viii be furnished
with the choices, liquors, and good Resaur"' will BIG
attached TO it.
The managers of said establishment have engaged
sufficient Police officers keep good order ,iuue hou
the establishments; there will he place to deposit
cloaks. canes, &c. No pcrso" shntl be admitted il,
the Bal! Room with weapons of"ny kind.
PAPER 40 1e4ms Wrapping Paper, asso,ttd; .
L cases Letter do, for salo Ivy
jnn3 SHALL Il BROWN 9G Magazine ST
VN7INE-An invoice of Sicily Madeira, in pipes,
w 25 ha'fppes, 100 quarter casks, ad 90 "cinyrs,
for ,''' s"le BY b" jans ISAAC DKIDGE & co.
VX7INDOW GLASS. 40 boxes Chelmsford, for
w sale by SHALL t. BROWN. SO Magazine st
1pKOGANS-I3' cases. con!aiing sens prime kip
sss"'' nm" s"'{ {s .,'G EN, 1St rs 20
80 ,en3 1874 Magazine 81
1I0HE rubscrbnr hus just received and for sal.
l. The Life Of Christ with engravings
Evenings a, Home by DIR Akin, aud Mrs Bar:
baud, with engruyngs
Lord Chcsrrfsd's Works, vol 8 yo
Manual of Cnnchology. by Thomas Wyatt, ro
70 with illustrations gilmore '1"n 1G Iao s,Is
q cor st Charles and Common s'-
NUNNY RAGs-40 bales g buslrl b"ssl in s,o'e
u and for sa. Nv G DORSEY,
j3 "A New lcsec
ONF sUGAR-loOhr!s diner NJ qualities, in store
IL and for sulr by SHALL BROWN,
agents Lafayette sugar Refinery,
j3 96 Magazine st
WHsTIf' barrels p tsi'f@ for r s Ne by e,.s
T ARD-3oO kegs landing from steamer Oswego N
IL for sac by 6 DORSEY, "A New Levee
I OUISVII.LE BANK CHECK.-A check on The
d3I SrETsON 4 AVERY, SO GraviSr st
,::s OILS Sill E',;; $$$S for
PERM oIL1sooo CALLS Winor s,rns1 Sp""
d3l 81 Magazine st
| GPENM CondIes-lOO boxes New Bedford, jus,
- &c &c, ed and for sale by SHALL ~ \ H BROW
INK AND INK r0VDnT.-5 cases and ounce
d3l SIitlI. & BROWN. oG Magazine 81
4 PrLFS-IoO bbls baldwin apples, landing from
N ship T"'q"%' and for Ws safe by r., 7,rov,,,.
| GtOStiEN RUTrEK-4O hrkins landing from eAil
d3l TTAyER & co, "a rovdfas s.
HDAISINS-30n boxes NN f,nir IS. Lovinss HranG
q 4 in store and for sale by JTIiAiEit go,
| dU y povdrns :
REGATTA AT CARROLrON.
| a GRAND Regatta is to con. OFT ut CanoIton or
\ tbs Tl' Jnu UIrn MI rpu Dared club boa :
rnwrd by amateur nars"en for prihh Ola silver PIT i
mud .a'er. The follow ing entries have already beer
mndr:
The ariel Bont C7nb, of New Orleans enter hci
four oar, d boat lriri
| The SEADRIFr Boat CLUB Of Mobile ontcr hri
| four cared lont FAIRY.
All entries for this be made on or 'bc orr
| the 5lh Iav OF Januuv. d2G-7
1NUNNY BAt,~-2000, ., p aud 3 hu-hel t;unn
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The news of yesterday, which stated that Mexi
co had declared war against France, needs confir.
nation. Ii is certainly somewhat suspicious ,hn,
Bus'nmenta. so Jealous rs he is of Santa Anna
should place five thousand men under the com.
man' of his defeated rival and il i, also li,l,
questionable how this lody of men could be rails, 4
ut such brief warning Tha, they could (f there,
drive out Of Vera Cruze the few french that wer,
employed in the city, is not n. nil improba BILE; but
that they could hold it ugans, the cost of 81.
Juan do uII"", in he hands uf The nench, is toal,
i'm possible.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03

dl - tnmp.t
81 EPENTlhE. aud Tanner. Oils bills sr;rts
u luienilue, 20 bills Tanners Oil Tor sulc ly
ltNIS Il ANDREWS
ti3 cor Common Il Tchoupiroulas sis
AtD-l2 kegs and Ii bris first rate article for
sa'H by o. II. BLISS,
ld'2 Foydrss
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s OH. Es. tor "a
1s;err..,sn. tsns. fer New York, 3 Bailey
esstss Cs,umbia, Wade, Galveston. Reed 60.
Touhoa sampws, Morrison rom the Pssses; having wanl
aownlsht Rstusned to the city with ships Louisville and
Tesse., cAiet..,w stark from Grand Prairie Rrossh,
Towboe. Tiger Beehe from The Passes; having ,owed
:;,s NJ ss..i:s rs
To~!oas Pacific Martin, from the rn.. having to~ed
With ship, Carolina. Queen Adelaide brss choc,aw and
a.s:e len .h the Pause. ,'s inst a. reports ships
Brig chocsaw, Stevens. II days from Philadelphia. Geo
ship Dauntiess. Jackson, 9TH Nov, from Liverpool.
Ship Ga...s Andrew. csowet !s days from New York,
Ship franklin Burgess 50 days from Antwerp, in ballast,
ship Carolina Ienies rs days from Boston to Merre,
Ship Queen Adelaide Bars'ow, 60 days FROM Liverpool
Ship a..a.oi., Bar,ls, IS day. from Portland BE.
ship Geo Warrington paub,t BORDEAUX, pu. here
to lscharGe 1874 passengers, bound to Batavia
ship Allen" {. Nss York
Snip North AnsrNa Heath, 50 day. fiom Antwerp to
ship Eaton 4.h Soy from Master
Bark sardiu.. bound to vick.burg
s,is on.os: zeyme, days from Havana, cu'eu'u
s.s S ;j! 4. AVE ,St from $. Mark. master.
Two Hat ho,ts, Roloph and Aneora from Msysville
eehr Robert Sena,or Shcpard from Franklin q
1chr Wolf Waterhouse day. from Brasso. River 10
Massr - - :.
Steamer W ashinston streck from Pisanenu.
eteamey smaphore, Clark from, Ration Rouge
steamer FIauniLal ii, Slew from AIexanars cd River
GtSsp,er Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou Sara -
steam haiboat Corn Cracker HUBBARD from Cncipnpt
-er+ steamer Worden Pope Oily, from Randolph
Steamer Memphis. lee s. from Columbia.
- .,, .',
NATCHEZ. Per shpVictora so
loo fish aud 10 900 feet boards " r
hfg ~ brs -FOUR 40 do potatoes
81 hrls crackeS',.sd 300 stra nLs
BALTIMORE "a II. n, "s .as "h $50 hhds 80 ties
v,,px o.. hr;o Premiur. &c d..
Ne" A">N nx "a NM and al1fs nolsssseess
,,.uvnxn Per schr 100 sugar 40 tcs an.
hNnAV" ioi his moasse - - : u !
GALVESTON rev s;saM dur rum, b. ~ =
.-ts nuites, eneese, Pstoes AZ, - n,n,..s'
&
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Blanlt Cheeks, Bills Of Ladiny, Auction
| nils, Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-
Itgucs, &c. &c.
| n'bRpERStor the hbore amt erery olher des-
Grip nV -FP!uN rlNGeE- recricea at Compiling
Roop of"rRUE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES E,-
cHAGE, 3D. door from Grevr street, at The Printing
DhS', corner Of Poydru and ST. Charles streets.
Eitcasire ami beomyW Book and LOB FouSrs
lronphr best F"u"3ries iaMc Nmikd Sh,cs hare iust
bcenJWic3 10 the nieaiy mDH-stochca Establishment;
AN ORDERS wW BE- erccukcd as CIV, as Cleaply
Expal'ti",sy and h"nu oily, as at any other Office
in ,ht City.
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I OST or Aislaid mole OF N. Goodall, .iated IN } u
IL ly, 1885, PAYABLE six months after date and to
his order aud by him endorsed, for hundred
dollars with interest the Of Ten per pc an.
mum. Payment Of said note having been stopred, all
persons forwarned from trading for the same.
,an3 A. MCCARTHY,
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ROBT. J. PALFREY, Cashier,


hV'Ll sTEAM WURKS-Eresh ground cdn
cnr,, meaiand buck" heat four lnrso feed, chopTsI
:" Jo ,a.s atL bran, &c Turning, su~ng and iA
ny aar.rnded,p,hy j orr, TivoH circle!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03

STRAYED away or ST. len from n lot On Circus st
~ on the 9th ult, Northern Brinde Cow white and
she let calf it probable that se ay ha We sravrd
into soma stable or lot. Amy information cf her viii he
thankfully rccsivsd and tbs finder berelIv rewarded by
applying at the "ihcec CT GDORSEY
j. a. New evse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-11
E. COCHRAN.
JAMES O'DONNELL,
A 7 7 Q r. Ely A t L Aw
III u M A N H A | r i.


GO Since the publication Of A. GRANDJEANS com
POSITION than thIry limitations countereits
have successfully appeared Now the Pous system exPo
red by all the BARRIERS Of New York
But one, doubtless will dispute that the author OF
GRANDJEANs COMPOSITION is The only person who
has especially applied himself with zeal and asduy to thes
cxrous microscopic researches The he has
ceived testimony Of the general satisfaction given
The sale Of this article exceeds his most sapgune expectation
From this date Mr.. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
to his sonvicon, to perform extraordinary all
who will give him their confidence and who will permit
him to exercise according the and the different
affections Of the Pos system He appreciates and combines
with eirconspecton all the prescriptions given the best
hos giving preference his remedies except where
the case requires it and where experience for
many years confirms its efficacy.
The principal remedies lst Paste the Of which
guarantees the infabe Of XEROTRSA, and the tenn
porary fall Of the Hara Cutaneoss Erupton
Of the scalp Of letter NATURE that which most generally
net with on the heads Of young children.
I'd. Odersrsus Liquid the employment Of which, in short
time, cures HYDROTRISIA.
3d. "A peculiar Plaster, and Dohoree Cop for the treat
men Of Bldaessand finally, prescriptions according to the
different and constitutions.
Approved and recommended by the n. r. Medical Faculty
Caice Barclay st., No l, Astor House. az 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-11
TINE STUDY OF BOOk.KEEPING.


must be apparent to al that there 10 esctua way az
i teaching Pract<al knowledge or Bookkeeping but BY
conducting The pupil roug variety Of business
by ms making the entries NJ each il asd becoming
familiar with the account books from actual II sot
be imagined that buyng aad selling merchandise all
transactions ta take place business The Of io
structon which presents 10 the pupil than hundred ~
ereHt each which becomes the subject
OF remark, eonveration md study decidedly q
practice which .ust reiut in good knowledge Of Beck
keeping
Rooms open Day and evening Prospcc.us with tervs kc
be had at the rooms, ~hes the advertisers works my -
purchased
c. c. MARsH's WORKS.
The Science Of Double Entry Book keeping simphed
standard work. its seventh edition. 400 pages octave - Of
instructions; SI This book is introduced into the New
York Public Schools prsferacc any other the subject
The trustees Of this institution 10 we'll known compose
Of the first taisat in the country.
The Art Of Single Entry eepiug Improved by Tia
Introduction Of the proof SaIanee" sdss; psss
octave; 40 pages OF Instruction. Is cents.
"A Lsctsre the Study Of bookkeeping with BALANCES
Sheet" neat pamphlet ~ pages i2mo price 10 cents Psr
single copy.
As,esne Wvitng-A Of lessons Is prepared whseh
will not fail in efecisg valuable Improvement msssans'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-11

NJ DR. HULL's UTERoABDoMINAL sUProkI.
En- Cor me cure 81 Falling Of the Womb BY elsr,. .gr
ton This discovery approved q ey 'ne M H..r
TAI tonao, IN an ipyserae Of years standing
ary iss7. .,ncs which hs. ssjoyed the ssresere ~
ID. AL, Cooper, Sir Benjamin. Brcse Dr. Ds',s -
a.;as,h n, shysIl DR.. Swestman, Dir kesies, sr -
cia and several other medical osers attached 70 ~ ~ ss.
- .s,,sh.,snt. of the British metropolis w fsI,' VI ~.
~ 49,. The Supporter has acquired similar 80 r..t,.
,.ss In New YORK il 10 sustained BY r - ,.aS,.,
pslaarId, Bedford, Doane asd Perkins, ana y -
prac tosers -, 49,. uoa..
A eouyetept surgeon is constant n'eh"s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-11
A Luxuriant Head Of Hair.
XXIYETM'S @CREAM OF LlLIE9,1 highly

IVA ~
wv for promoting Il. growth Of the HAIR preserving it
from falling out andeeng il from daadruf Whskeu quick
raised by its also red hair whske gradually
turned to black, without injury to the whiskers hair
has delicate extremely pleasant Perfume and the
of penetrating the roots aad causing them sprssd
prspaon CSr natural or sraea by IL use retain their
shape and unaffected by dancn weather. other
cause
ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton Of william; y yme, % and
Bowery; C. H. Ring e4< Broadway; g. Lindsay, 20 Sixth
Avenue and By most respectable druggists The city rera
Be sa-efa to ask for wyeths Cream Of Lilies. mao-sm
INFAMOUS CAsE-For a to devote his attention for
20 years. and his inventive faculties to benefit his fell
and produce article acknowledged 10y the first
clergy saved lives than any known
medicine Is it not most infamous that base sountsrfete,s
found7 Yet such has been the case with ELLETHORNs
CELEBRATED COUGH LOZENGES, which have snatch
ed Thousands suffering from winter coughs colds snuensa
quney, asthma whooping cough wheeIng and htness Of
the chest loss Of voice. hoarsene rheumatism liver complaint
aad consumption after had become skeletons from Ia
king the limitations, sountsrs ether
quack nosrun ful.omely pulled up
JAMES ELLETHORN particularly desires 10 let the pub
lie know that the composition Of his Cough Lonnge. known
Physicians, who daily prescribe tem from the knowl
eye the unparalleled performed by their agency
JAMES ELLETHORN also bes TO remind the public that
FAR at NbIoS-lhss proving ska ~ the masufac.re Of
Lezengeshs being the osy nedicad Loresse maker in
America.
JRcAur,o the public against ,uch hearless
er and respectfully requests them observe his signature
on eaci, snveIops, thus: JAMES ELLETHORN.
or retail-pree sat A. B. ID. Sands 100 Fulton St
Of william J. syme, 50 Bowery, Of Walker
s.d sso Bowery corner Of b9ss; ps-as sor.er Of sham
LsPenard street; Charles H. Ring GA Broadway Lindsay
- Sixth Avenue Quackesbssh 700 Greenwich and Is Car
Also, for sale as above, sELLETHORN's GENUINE
room MANS PLASTERn Price Iai ceats. The best plas
,' r.. = :Asi s o. s.s :
thorn.' without which none can be genuine. slasn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-11
General Sessions.

MAY lO.-Mr. Shaler appeared within the bar, To-
tenens, for the District Attorney, and having dis
posed OF some petty larceny rogues and ON the mo-
Of stolen goods until next term, the called on
thc ease of the People Geo. W. Dixon indicted for
Libel.
Mr. John A. Merrill, said that in the matter Of tho
indictment set down for trial this day, Dixon was de-
srous Of withdrawing his plea Of not guilty, plead
ing guilty and assigning his for that
if their Honors would permit him.
The Recorder said il was . most unusual If not an
unheard Of thing fora prisoner to assign his
for pleading guilty If he had any thing to say
judgment in answer to the usual FORM sPrsoner have
you now any thing to say why judgment should not
be Pronsunced upon you" Mr. Shaler said it was
understood by the District Attorney that Dixon would
ask for leave to plead guilty to all the indictments
Mr.. Morrell in reply insisted that only one case
was now before the court, and that with respect to
the others il his intention ask the Court set
them down for Monday. After some little alterca-
tion the court accededto that course, and adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-11

% THIS Spanish proverb apple. most eSeeIIesy to sorae
AZ The New York HAIR OIL who are maksg
great soe BY their grasd ccmpoon. when hey have bald
heads themselves Bat PASTORS OIL nnot only good Tor
every body hair 10 destroy danar~H snd prevsrt hair from
turnse grey but 70 also excellent O TO Keep his own ar
sauae any the world This bcssns not intended for
the city New York whers the last sixteen Years, have
hoe. practising the hair cutting business cut . Am ssise
great qs.ntiy Of oil for the eountry want 70 ~. then on
their guard against bald head os that are maks every
sodvs hair gro except their A. PASTORS OIL hes
been the produce of "a year. experience For az wholesale
and retail Al 1ss oreeswieh 81, ~ n. AfAsIOh
o.. al esot sotsle highly perfsunsd. aleIm'
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THE HERALD--NKW YORx.
Csurs Of Common pIc..-


M MAY l0.-James X. Gibson o. Darid q 7,-n.~
;a =. an action ON Proniss0ry aote for sk6OO
Ell; ILL 10 oe drawn by the defendant in favor Of Bar
siiia Latham. The defence set nd was tbs, ~. Ia.
was forgery On the part Of the plaintiff w;tnsss
s"a,, ina. ne was well acquainted with the defer-
.ax;. ,ha Isr'ng and that he lad NO hesitation in
nature To reh mote he held in his hand bore his sig
swore that IT was not the aefenda,t,s ha.d -r;.;.
although there might exist some ,im;ls r;tw ID ths
as the defsndsnt ~ ane same sort Of engraved paper
tih,s counsel rejoned that the defend,.t M -.
knewledgcd the note, as he should nrax ~ "su 20
aent WIN the payes to receive two othsr note, oF
ms own as security that Barsa Latham -onIS 80. =.
inns Identical note Of $500, which wa, then lnP
the Merchants Bank, but wanting some 10 or - A..
of its maturity. q usJs
= as TINS piece OF testimony only seemed to render
the cause more intricate, the defendants counsel
stated to the Court and Jury the history of the not.
IN question: IL appeared from this statemen mt that in
the year 1886 the defendant and Latham were engage
cd deeply Specializing in Maine lands. That in the
course OF their dealings, good many notes were
made, and, among the rest, one for $500 dated in
august 1880 to run for two years. About months
after the note made, Latham came n the d.fe.d
ant and told him that il would be an
mediation II he would let him have two smaller notes
In exchange for the enc of $500 which he then de-
vered up. TO this the dsfendent assssted, and the
$500 was laid by cancelled. About 10 or "a davs
before It would have become due Latham came again
to defendant to remind ha, said of the maturity
OF the $500 note which he pretended had never bees
insisted that it had, and finally the agreem eat was
made which had been produced by the other side
In this agreement, Latham bound himself to provide
for the note; but instead Of doing this he started to
New Orleans, and left Turner to bear the onus Of the
note or lose his credit.
The Court charged that the defendant must bo
bound by his admission, unless it was done in error
and then would be for the Jury take all the facts
OF the case into confederation, and say whether he
was liable not.
The Jury retired for short time, and found YER
dict for the defendant.
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PATENT wINDLAss.
r f. DIST T. A ID.

- THE subscrib.rs Sole Proprisors and Manufacturer
prepared 70 eIee.te with despatch all orders for t.s Un
.ow u.veray used being the best article yet in
vented-conbinng ease, convenience and durability.
The sackng acted upon the windlass and sweed beam
made perfectly light and free from ali Liability TO sagg sti eav
ing elasticity in the which readers particularly easy
and simple in eosstruct the matter o( putting and taking
down Will be o~a Of but little roshe comparison with hsse
other construction whilst the Precsoa with which ths
component fitted acts safeguard against s intro
From the taken render each Bestesd perfect the
qualities for durability will recommend them Furshases
who invited 10 cali and examine large assortest
sasd
A.c large assortment Of elegant Furstsre Matassss
Fessher Rsds, &c. constantly % hand
NV. &C soUTHACk, Ne lse Broadway,
jelsy Franklh House
DoRTABLE SHOWER BATHs-maus setured by J.
L STONE, Plumber Ens'neer AGO broadway. % I'm
nArER MAKERS rELTING-S bale. %, 90, ~, 81, 90,
i and n inch, ofsuPercr quality for sale by
asy lie and liz Nassas
100 SELF Cooking and revolving here rssos
HUI 300 Rides, escorted, hne AID common
500 .issle barrel s.n', Dc do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
Gu. Io.s ria. Barrels. and full and eo~plsss stock Of
Pistol trade. for sale sy A. w. SPIES I CO.
mya2m w resr 81
ry,ABLETTE ov PEARL AND ALABAsTnR--A ..
peror Cosmetic Cor preserving the skis from seccssne
chopped and for preventing that rdse" and general
AID Cor healing pmpss and other erupos ass TAR
psrior to the ordinary Pearl Powder Tor improving the
PIE xion which il psr additional sofnsss and beauty
For sale BY Guious lso Broadway; a. hart 1Is Broad
ray and o. Hudson street. and BY L. Guien 27 Bcwsry,
cerner Of Grand ~ Heny Of Pike and corner OF hs
aud Front Streets Bsooklys Pr'ss 10 cents peeodsns