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The native American., 1839-06-22

you, scoundrei?' demanded he, IN the most lhpe-
| rious manner, land how dare you insult me IN
this way!"
The stranger thought the rage of Martin was
lcounterfeited, and q raSe of. Smiths to WIN the
wager-and the answer to this question, shouted
out in still louder voice than before, was, thlr-
teen votes thirteen votes, thirteen votes"
al will not put up with this insult !" screamed
Martin, doubling up his fist, and putting himself
in attitude
..Thirteen votes, thirteen votes, thirteen votes,
vocifcrated the stranger, at the top OF his lungs.
IF YOU repeat those words again. will knock
YOU down, YOU rascal - said the Infatuated Mar
| tin, with a howl OF desperation.
The stranger felt indignant being addressed IN
this rude and unceremonious manner, but was de-
terlnined TO win the wager; and raising his voice,
bawed with the lungs of a stentor, "Thlrecn
votes! thirteen votes! thirteen votes!'
Take that, then. for your insolcnce!" Shrek
ed Martin; suiting the action TO the word, and
giving the luckless traveller \ blow which laid
him PROSTATE on the floor.
But as the stranger fell, his yell of surprise,
anger and agony, took the sound of "Thlreen
votes, thirteen votes, thirteen votes!'
Highly exasperated at what he conceived to be
la base and unfair contrivance to cheat him out OF
the wager, the stranger rose in great dudgeon,
| still excaiming in voice which boatswaln III
a hurricane might have enyied, 'Thir;een votes!
thirteen votes. thirteen voes!' and fell pcl nell
upon poor Martin, pounding him without mercy,
and believing out between every blow, ''Ihlr-
teen votes, thirteen votes! thirteen votes''
The traveller finally kicked Martin out of the
room, and as he closed the door upon the UNI
lucky illegal voter, he looked at his watcl,--saw
that The fifteen minutes had already expired
gave loud and exulting shout OF "1hancen
voies!M THIRTEEN VoTEs -! THlR ZEN
! EOTES.!M" which made the welkin ring again,
sank exhausted in the chair, and claimed his wa
Cpr
The native American., 1839-06-22

Poorly Paid. - Some love-sick serenader
caught it the other night while serenadine ladv
IN Carondelet street. He had sung but one
verse of 'Wake, dearest, wake.'' when, sure
enough, she did wake, and gave him the best
KIND OF evidence of it by throwing a pitcher of
water pitcher and all, upon his head. The next
tune ne serenades III that quarter, we opine he
VIII give his flame verse Of 'sSleep on, sleep
on" &c, &c, for fear Of conscquences!-Pic.
The native American., 1839-06-22

The Fht,re.-It is perhaps for others, rather
than ourselves, that the fond heart requires
hereafter. The tranquil rest-the shadow ant
the silence-the mere pause of the wheel Of life
have no terror for the wise, who know the due
value Of the world
CATER the pillows of sea,
Sweet is at least the haven of repose.'
| But not when that stiffness is to divide us from
others, when those we have loved with all the
passon-the devotion-the watchful sanctity Of
the weak human heart are to exist TO us no more
when after long years of desertion, and widow.
hood on earth, there is to be no hope or reunion
in that invisbletworld beyond the stars when the
torch, not of life only, but of love, is to be
quenched in the fountain; and the grave that we
would fain hope is the great restorer Of broken
ties-is but tho dumb seal of hopeless, UTTER in
exorable separations; and it is this thought-this
sentiment which makes religion out of love, and
eacheth belief to the mourning heart, that in
gladness of united affections, is felt the necessy
OF heaven! To how many is the death of the
beloved, the birth of aith.-Bul,yer. -
The native American., 1839-06-22

ENTLEMENS' WEAR
VI Just received,
20 pieces Grape faced Summer Cloths
SO do heavy white Drillings
20 do rich black and figured Silk Vestngs "
20 do handsome colored Drillings.
may BRADLEY g. CATLETr
The native American., 1839-06-22

DAINTS AND GLASS
l. Wethers pure white lead, in oil
English linseed oil
Ground verdigrs, in assorted tins
Spirits of turpentine
Shy 10 and 10 by IL Western glass; low priced
Washington and Waterford glass, Of assorted size
Just received at
mar ~ TODD'S Drug Store
The native American., 1839-06-22

SPRING GOODS, NEW AND CHEP-The sinh.
~ scrber has just received desirable stock of Spring
goods, consisting in part Of rS
10 pieces plain and figured blue black silk superior
10 do black Italian do
10 do French Chintz. pant neat figures for children
so do London do handsome
25 do black and dove .colored mourning prints
$50 do domestic prints
90 DO shifting aid collar linens, warrented pure
~ DO handsome mousseines de LANES
Superfne damask tablecloths
Heavy table diaper, bird's-eye and huckaback lowell
irg
Long-c 10Th shirtings and sheatings
Colored cambrics leila scarfs and handkerchief
Cambria and iaconet musns
Book, Swiss null do
Intermediates and lawns
Hemstitched and plain nen-camhric handkerchief
White Italian and Acrophane crane
Cashmere cloths for riding dresses
Shalley and moussene shaws &C.
Oil cloths, brown hollands
Marselles quilts and toilet covers
Burlaps, brown German and French linen.
Cap rbands, bonnet wire, &c.
zoo dozen women's cotton and silk hosiery
- ~ do misses white and coiored cotton bos;or,.
Inc attention of purchasers is called to the subsc
assortment OF seasonable goods as he is determined 70
offer great inducements. JAMES b. CLARKE " :
opposite Centre Market and No. from 9Th street
ap 90 80 "ee''
The native American., 1839-06-22

gentleman from Franklin, in the very wors,
stage of the silk fever, went into Banks Arcade
yesterday afternoon with friend. So engaged
were they in talking about slips, silk worms, &c.
&c, they entirely forgot the object of their visit
until the bar-keeper asked them what they would
take" Give us couple of glasses Of morris
n1mt.caults,' said the enthusiastic silk speculaor
We have nome returned the bar-keeper, but we
have as good orgedt as any in the place. Pie.
The native American., 1839-06-22

NTJDE SHEETINGS.-Just received
w 80 pieces 10-4 and ll-4 wide sheepgs. which
will be sold by the piece unusually cheap.
Ap. g. BRADLEY & CATLETT
The native American., 1839-06-22

EMBROIDERED MOUSSELINE M 1AINC
IL Just opened ,1'iNr'
~ pieces very rich embroidered Mousseline de Lain
~ do do French fgu.es.
Also, handsome supply of French work.
may BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-06-22

4 .ENlLEMEN'S WEAR FOR SPRING.
~ 300 pieces White Drillines (London make)
s45O do. colored do
% do. fine Bombasins.
Just received by BRADLEY & CATLETr
Mar O.
The native American., 1839-06-22

T USTRINGs, SILKS, AND POULT DE SOLE
- We have just received and will sell al reduced nrico.
20 pieces ma handsome ON blue black Poult de Sole
90 do black Italian Lustrings very chesp
100 do A French Chintz - s"e'P
:, 200 do French Muslns and Lawns.
May IL. BRADLEY & rnTI NM,
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III IT M A N Fl A T r.

90 Great and great reputation proofs that
this article the only Of the kind which produces good
effects and useful 10 the Human Hair. The article
with IL its Recommendation, and be CHASED with
that host Of limitations with which the city abounds Ia
usage, considered coPores t will enable the organs
blites and contribute their nutrition and their
natural Order the alterations arrangements winch
10 the hair or skin.
ITS QUALITIES
On the first day OF its application, begia TO in pre-.
venting the hair from turning gray.
BY Its USE dry and weak hair will be rendered strong plia
bic, brilliant and curly.
employment heads entirely bald will Be rep'enished
with hair.
valuable specific for all diseases or hs skin and hair
may be purchased, Wholesale At the following agents il
New York:
Mr.. Rosat, ~ Cedar street
10 Asor House.
Milhsu, French Druggist ls3 Broadway.
Miss Cannon, Broadway, under Aston House.
Miss Ramsey, ISL Broadway
Churman, druggist, corner Varick and Canal
Ring druggist, corner Bleecker and 1rosdway.
Country dsensDoctor Metcalf fremont street Boston
Blanchard, Albany-stzte street, Troy.
A. Lafor, PHILADELPHIA 81 Fourth street
Dibblc Wnsdale, Buffalo.
ReusseIle, Cincinnati and st. Louis.
sicles, New Orleans.
Scott, l53 King street. Charleston.
Wanted-Agenh for Baltimore and Washington.
Ps-Those persons who in Of fAse hair during
the treatmsnt can be supplied At the esahlishent 81 A.
sortmsnt OF Wigs, Tsupees &c Of manufacture which
not be surpassed the United States The great sale orhess
articles has enabled Mr. 0randesn TO r the price at 49,
Imiss
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Constituting a total deposit, Of

Constituting total deposit Of si64s,oeo
OF e.e stocks, Indiana is quite good II No, better than the
others. vet that stock scld within f.w days 30 cents
a. dollar therefore evident that the security though
s,d fails at hs moment when u wanted state Of ease
In the market when the security viii bring fall
o, il !. not wanted IL is time ihe This. when the
I'll. ofthe banks thus secured selling dsconn Of
- cent thereby tempting spectators to the bsnhs tina,
A. security. most wanted should the banks be
sre.a TO suspend AID the whole Of the abcve Of
600 Ne thrown upon The MARKET the bill holders win
s forty cents on tbs dollar The stocks Of NE new banAs
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Th,. statement shows great decrease IN business and
steady pecy Of reang old debts well A. preparations to
enlarge on the new crops OF those districts, which being now
r,ady for marhe there every probability that the whole
be coneen led in the sound banks and come Tor.
un.rammesd BY any attempts TO hold back for
.h., pee, Those banks which sustain specie payments,
will direct their whole discoun,ing actual shipments
% the suspended banks lock up their in renewals
sf old notes By this operation, healthy busine" will be
based on the crop entirely, and which will
forward in season furnish the solvest merchants Of
Nv yoyl with hills wherswith meet their fcregs debts
ui,hou, having recourse to specie for remittance
The before our banks is plain and easy and bus
iii revive Aeathy a. wreck Of the bankrupt instu-
,on and ,pesoa,or cleared away The position ofcousry
money in this city the gr attest evil against which bus'
ps,. men have contend and arise from the on
the part banks Of that policy which the bank
o have esdexvored 10 force upon banks via: the
rsvmep, Of their means wing old sots. than ad
,spene on the new crops solely This policy longer be
,yered in now that the city banks discoustence refus-
inc 10 redeem country b According 70 statement made al
a., meeting of bnkrupb last night Fights Of ~
money received by dealer. 10 country money, either red
- % .af,v fund aud the balance n heavily asans,
- ,n,rv bank. by reason Of the small shipments Of pro
~ made thus far these bills discount Of per cent
the receivers OF such money must lose that per cent
go b,lore Il can be available to them. To remedy this they
, IN, city bank. take them at and lose the expense
81 returning them on the ISSUING 'ans-s proPo"op which
the bank. have wisely declined
Another ,oure. OF seuy the eonaict stl going be-
,c. N. new and old system II has become evident that
Moth cannot er. one or other must to the wall The
excellence oftbe former the supposed security which
Gas afforded 10 hill hclder. the requirement Of the Law
Those secure. ke post sotes ultimately good
MT not readily convertible According 10 report Of the comp
,roer the following description. Of oeh Deposited fo'
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SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.

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Gle ARE n.

CLEARED,
Mary Ann, Dorsan Mobiles hatcher, (s) surer, New Or
cot New Orlsans Ebro Peet Galveston; Ann Henze Br
Henzel st Andrews Scotland Robinson LIVERPOOL; Moses
Loveland Charleston; Catherwood Chase Antwerp Odeon
Howes Jacmel; Mercaor (Br) Smith, Windsor; Salem, FL
bridge, Boston, Whtmor Warrington, st Thomas and s.,
Crox; Norma, Barton Havana; Eza Br) Walsh, st john
NF Cygnet Nickeron Jacmei; Falcon Brer, Bangor Me-
Uncas, Lowell Phiadepha; Celeste Johnson Baltimore;
Apaakcola Mallory, fampico; Leonora Sharp ST Johns
Fio Texas Baker, Neavas; Tres Frsres Fr Blaze Bat
ARRIVED.
Ship Warsaw, Mende a DE- I'm Gottenburg, with iron to
Barsow Pope.
Ship Orbit Vapey, a. DIS I'm Rio Janeire, with coffee
to Tanner
Bark Globe, s.by 90 d, FIN Trieste with hemp &c to
De Forest Son.
FIR bark Edward Clemence. 40 ds I'm Point Petre Quad.
ballast, to II Barclay 4 CO.
Brig Angenors Coggns 10 d FIN Turks Island with salt t.
De Forest Son
Brig New Jersey Mathews. 10 DIS I'm Daren Geo, with
ton, &c, to r M Demi
Brig Cervante ey IA ds FIN Matanzas, with sugar. ka.
schr Butterfly Thomas 81 as I'm Sierra Leone with tobac-
CO &c. prize to brig Dolphin, taken susp cion Of
being SLAYER.
Br Raeman Powers n ds fm jamaica with wood
to M Segra
schr Samuel southard Ramsds, 80 as I'm Tobacco with
wood, &c. 10 Bouchaud Thebaud
Steam packet Watcher, Surfer, NOrleans and others.
MeUOraudn.
There upwards Of four hundred rugged vessels
in the port OF New York. aud Of these hundred y
ships greater number than has been known for
Annexed lis comparative statement Of arrivals tonnage
and passengers the Port Of bec the 10th October
inclusive for the years 1898 1880.
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FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
THE .sb.c,ber respectfully informs his friends and hspub
ra and Winter Goods which he win make w :, hi, usual
~ Fall AND WINTER ,KlcEs
Over Goats Of Pilot Cloth els 90 10 - q
Beaver - 90 TO - o.
Dress Coab-Bread 100 to . %
rrocL Is 90 to 81 -
Pan,alosns or Cashmere, &c. 500 to y o.
Vests Of s.,ns woOllen, veIvets, and Valencia
Persons furnishing their own goods. have them made W
Over Goat. made and trimmed slooD u %
Dress eeo 10 n O.
Psn'sloons a@
Vests aW
MEAN garment. made at this establishment are made b.
IS smi.: - URIAH ?. HARRIS
- YDER's IMPROVED CORK SOLE BooTs-Ihavs
N discovered new plaa in making Corh Sole Bcots,
.heh render: them .o.s durable than sy ssr s brought
Of upper leather they cannot breah on The old hiss
never viii answer Owing 10 the drynss Of the eorh
o. which be the with these They
and shsr and mus, h:,s he Es:sr,Sss over 81 Others
&C L,ACTs stubborn shingss-Motts seIffsedss coal
II STOVES we're awarded The frat premium, silver
medal at the late Fair ofbe Aeehae Institute They have
Doe silver medal IN 1885,
One silver medal in 1887,
Two silver medals In 1888, and
They have also awarded since is3l the first year that
they were introduced, hne Diplomas There
than 600 IN use in this city proving their continued 'ups
ricrity.
The new Combinations Stove !. so constructed that al IN.
steam and smef conducted to The chimney without coming
into the
Stove 10 10 operation daily, which the public request
I'd TO sssmiss previous to PURCHASING elsewhere. 49,.
IS lmis. F4 Water street. east Peck slip
boston CRACKER BAKERY-wilIismB Bond 70 Orch
ID ard Grand would nscs the public that he
manufactures The Boston, sc and hard craekers superior
STYLE the only place hey made IN the cy likewise but
and Sugar crscke Soda and Min Biscuit and Pilot bread
o21-sn.
~ ONsUMPTION CAN BE CUREDi-lf tahen IN due
" season. 16rmiy believe hi. disease can be eored-My
uiiy were all conssmptve and myself not expected 10
live long for was very delicate and in6n Vet used cdr
Tsyors Basom Lverwcr," al early rer1d Of my die
ease ed found my lungs daily growing more strong could
bear fatigue and breathe With greater ease Ny hacking
cough ceased grew heshy AID am nov 10 sseekn health
kei@ve this me acne win Asusards Bat 10 very i'm
pert ant 10 he genuine Solo Al Us bcve-y.
JOHN sHEE, as Houston a.
Aessrs-Du Bcse RIOS. Mobile; Asdrew Oliver 4 Co.,
New Orleans; r. n Smith colsabss. Geo. o2estditv'
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compared with the old institution, comparatively
less from the fact that their dealings in securities
at present nconverable These considerations are
The public in favor Of the old system, and with the
next packet from England explosion will pooshI;
prosrate the System entirely, and the old osnn III ~
Of New York, will form nucleus around which vii ,;
bankrupt obbers auctieueers insolvents Of all as VIZ
perish under the ruins Of that mighty system o.
they have helped to create.
sales nj the stock Exchange.
$500 Corporation Bonds 93 1000 do Drais on
Philadelphia 80, l0O0do S64-6 shares " pam "a sa
$50 do ss IS do Sst SO do Ssa w-S do Ohio Life Trust
7l-sO do Am Elk 6t 70 de 6ia is do 20 40 oatIo 40
Am Trust IS lod la5 do !s 20 DO ~ o.
1910 do Canton a6i50 do Mohawk 40 90 10 20
bsOso do New Jersey $40 do ssnIgon io 20 40
$751; so do % de 1884, bSo 80 do s6 Sd % do SoA S
75do sSa; 80 do s63nw
state OF Trade.
Trade is generally at stand week Of financial excite
ment has clo,ed heavily in mercantile transactions sale:
branch Of business to great extent
unless very great depression from present are
nearly nominal.
quiet prices have exhibited downward tendency The
southern markets present the appearance The follow
ing is from letter dated go
We already received bales cotton, which %
unprsce enedhe hard times have urged planters
fast has arrived within the last few days the demand
has rather ackened and look for decneprices range
from 3D. principally at from "A to 24 Several OF our
sugar planters have commenced grinding"
AdPoson to fall in price apparent in all the southern
emsrt. =, hs da.ssns nor. e ~. w.st nrev.u. to the
date affixed:
Stocks. Sales. Prices. Remarks.
y. Orleans. u l5,4Oo ioyoso ii Is decline 9
Ss::,::'" rs Is i: i. s,. t
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DARK THEATRE-THIe EVENING OF IA ,aso
ID will be performed the Free Of
SONS AND sYsTEMx-Mr. Lemon sowerby, Mr. Pi.e;ds.
Amer which fiat in A.srs. the ehsra.tsri,.ie Entertain.
various characters BY Mons. Aiexandre
To conclude with the Burstta Of HIGH, Low JACK AND
THE GAME-K.Ds Of sPadss Mr. Fiber, Queen Of Spades
Miss Kneass.
Performance in future will quarter past
o'clock. NfNF
Boz Tickets si-Pit. SO eents-OaIlery, 10 cents.
RowERY THEATRE-T. 5. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR. F
THIS EVENING, October 49, will be performed
Will be performed the Grand Meodrama Romance Of the
LADY OF THE LAKE.-sir Roderick Vieh Alpine Dhu
Mr. Hambn, Ellen, the Lady Of the Lady, Mrs. Proctor
To conclude with the grad operate Spectacle Of
CLOUD KING-Zamna, Prince Of China, Mrs. ProetesJ
Peki, daughter Of Tchin kao, Mrs. Herring
Doors att O'Clock the performance to II quar-
Price'-Boxss. csnts-Pt, s7A cents-Gaery 2seent.
NATIONAL THEATRE Broadway adjoining Niblo's
IN Gardens.
v,u, THIS EVENING: Oct. %.
wall De acted shakspesre's Tragedy Of HAMLET-Hamlet,
Mr.. Chas Kean, Ophelia, Mrs. Henry Waliack.
To conclude with the farce ofa
GENTLEMAN IN DIFTICULTIEs.-Mr. sedley, Mr.
GO Price of Tickets Parquette and Boxes Oil sscoaA
Boxes 90 cents Doors open half past 6-Pesformane
commence precisely att
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THis EVENING.
~ Oct %, 1889, will be performed rN
Will be presented the celebrated Comedy Of
PAUL PRY, or HOPE DON'T INTRGDE.-Pssl
After which The And and 9Th act. of,h.
hifoChlTE.-Mawwarm, Mr. Finn, Charlotte Miss Ran
To conclude with the Romantic Irish Drama Of
KATE KEARNEY,o or THE FAIRY OF THE LAKES.
Kate Rearney, Mrs. Flynn. ia
Pr'ce-Bozes so ceut-ft IS ctGsIlery IS Chidrss
Doors open 7ocOck and the curtain will at half PEA
even Precselv sil sm.
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The Old Line Of Packets for Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
sailing day falls Sunday the ship will sail on the succeeding
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100 600 CASES OF FEVER AND AcUE"

II IVER COMMUNICATIONS Royal HepatiDe, will
IL Liver Complaint than any other medicine
ed at the Medcated Lozenge Warehouse. lO6 Nasas street.
New York. %
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VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT hss lately 49,
n of vepesi Cases ofevssy ds>evtp
teu at Dr. Evans Once, No. ~ PECK Slip keesst e.sD
cured perfectly fe~ d~ys without particle Of msreuy
Those afflicted with old aed Prcrsctsd Acsg4
they tried I'll the advertised qssek nostrums sssd not T.
spssr CsIne u Pech dip and ssge for yc~rsssvssss
embev ss nsssion whatever with Dr. Evans Of Chatham
street. ~ Jsshss cee cut OF the city. An letsvs
post pso enclosing Fee attended ~. 80 lms'
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- During voyage from Havre e New York, IN TIE
ship North America Capt. Heath MASTER has manifested To-
wards the Difference and attention. for which
consider duty psbh order render him that
gard and esteem which Ne % highly deserves.
We regard him gentleman possessing the most bepevo
lest and Kind feelings which illustrated Ia his sxsaplary
conduct toward the ndposed procuring delesey ~
their relief that voyage could afford, without rsgrd 70
rank distinction We sincerely wish him every n
future, and tender him anxious regards.
o95 81 SEVENTY PAssENsnRs ". AmrRscA.
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fort IN their cabin &C odat,sns or In their fast sailing
qualities, BY any vessel in the trade.
experience and the stretest attention will always be paid
pronote tss comfort and Of passengers Pune
iuay regards the day Of salng will be observed here
tofore.
ample stores Of every description will be crowded with
eepon Of wines and liquors. which win be furnished BY
stewards, II required.
Neither the captains Of thse ships will he
.s.ooass s E.ss psss,sss. sent sy them un
SoopHu p.a. CO orl 8. South st, n y
o9sy and TO Barring, BROTHERS co. Liverpool
Skx FoR NEW ORLEANS, STAR LINE-Fir.
49, p.si.. :sir oEoRoIxSx. Capt. Parsons. having
Tor Il. ssov. ror, on Friday, n. ia Nov.mbsr.
Tor remainder Of freight which viii be taken very low
appy to Csptas board, foot Of Wall street. to
GLOVER MeMURRAY,
90 South street.
The Georgana win take Steamer at the Bsre, and
rants Insurance At the lowest rates o2s
OWN They viii be sold low account Of elosingeon.
Among he lot 600 trees, with year old roots
|. Apply at $40 Houston street ola In
NERVOUS HEADACHE cured in few minutes BY shss.
IN mans Camphor Lozenges-scld st 100 Nassau street
New York, and - ruton street, Brochyp. es
I AIDES CLOAK WAREHOUSE, Ne 50 Cstharins
IL street. Of Msdison, (under the Church) H.
ootIyn ina, h. has nov er hand and eou.,ssy nsnuc
turing The asest and elegant assortment Ladies and
Misses Cloth sk and Msrnc CloaL that be found u
the city, which he offers al prices lower than be found IN
any other establishment
NJ B-CIoahs made 10 order u she shortest notice.
N. B. GRAY,
ss im.s so Ostharhs street. Of Madison street
II MCKERBOCKER HALL. No. 10 Park Row.-Ths sub
N .criber having opened the above house the EURO
PEAN PLAN, would respectfully inform their friends and IT,
public, that they ready 70 accommodate them asyl
not 10 Be surpassed by similar house IN this city Thu
house will always b Furnished with every convenience and a
the Injuries II unrvaied market There hund
lodging gcons which airy newly furnished and in perez
order. The Ordinary, being the first Aoer spacious
convenient and well furnhed and the tables shall awsysk
supplied with all the variety the market affords served spe
experienced COOKS.
The marked which he's attended establssmenc
this kind sucen evidence Of their adoption TO both es'n
and travellers.
0entlemsn visiting the city viii End this mct desirable -
central situation being nearly broadway, fronting The Psrh
md short the beauty AID elegance 81 local
rsnsory objects Of attraction and plendor with Which Nev
ycrh abcupds EDeALL JONES'
NBFor the accommodates % Trsserer. tho bose vi
be spen al all hsurs 81 the night. an