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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-09

NO11OE1s
A LII PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON-
"A Germ are hereby required TO take notice that tle
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia.
which, belonging james Swan OF Boston, on the 3Oib
day OF August 1890, amounting TO tao million Eve
hundred and ftytwO thousand three hundred and four
s. three quarter acres were on that day by Decd dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed 10 Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia in fee simple, and have since been con-
viewed to me- in trus for the United States American
Land Company, and that /; and aones as trustee
aforesaid and such persons as may be appointed by my
are, will he authorised 10 sell, lease rent or ouie-
wise dispose w said lands any OF tems and all per,
especially notified not to purchase, rent lease
otherwise contract with any other person. therefore
| and especially TO purchase of p Dumas Jr. who
claims part OF he said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan, under an act of the Legislature of Viz
ginia Of one Dumorghne, any other person pre-
tending to act for or IN the behalf of the said Dumas, Of
| the creditors otthe said Swan.
These lands will be sod rented leased on advanta
seous terms Ihey are scattered through the State Of
Kentucky and Western Virginia, ana persons wishing TO
purchase, lease part of them are requested
to address me, postage paid, al BalIim0re n,,,,,-
| ives div trustee T. s. a. Land Company
{g7-The Richmond Whig and the Reporter. Lexing
ton, KY, VIII please insert this once week for three
months and forward their accounts to This office
TNVHE CAsExElT AND PHlLADELPHIA
u MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for August 1S40
CONTENTS.
l. Delhi, illustrated By superb engraving on steel)
2. The Corsair-By ]. Z. Dow.
g. The Syrian Letters, NO.2
A. Buaker Hill, Romance Of the American Revou
ton.
g. Rob Roy AIcGregor.
:. Cruizag in the last War-NO Is the attack.
g. The Hunters soma Tale by Mrs Lydia Jane
Person,
g. Music-arrangcd for the Piano Forte.
Review of New Books, &c.
Terms ofthe Casket So per annulD or % cents per
Number.
ofiice of the casket, No. IS North Gays "A Bait:
more streets. WAI. n. HARRISON,
Baltimore Publisher.
N. B. new Volume just commenced
NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
Y subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, in the State of Maryland letters OF
administration with the will annexed, the personal
estate of Nicholas Myers late of the city OF Baltimore
deceased All persons having claims against Tie estate
of the said deeeased are hereby warned present the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated TO
The subscribers ON or before the first day of February
1871, otherwise they may be excluded ffem all benef
from said estate All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make payment without delay to etEer OF
the subscribers.
Given under our hands this etn day Ell July, 1870
JOHN GLENN,
WIN. H. COLLINS,
Administrators with the WIN annexed OF
ivqaw4 Nicholas Myers.
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no HOOK SOCIETIES AND FAMILIES
IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
NEW SYSTEM 1T ROBINS ON'S LIBR.fRY.
70. los BeNimore street Baltimore.
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ALBANY LUMBER.
EEyHE SUBSCRIBE Err will receive in the com
IL ing week a cargo of ALBANY POPLAR. consist
ing Of Chair Plank, Scantng and 5S a. also, WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will with =" CURL MAPLl
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLlKG noeg on hand
make Il good assortment. He would respectfully inv
the trade Gull before purchasing. constant supply
Will be kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
100000 feet Shipping CULLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
10000 teot4-4, Cd, 81, 3 and 4 inch ASH
With a large and general assortment of LUMBER
suITABLR FOR BUILDERS. d. T.. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Falls,
Below Pratt street bridge
1g-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena
Kent Bugle, Chestertown, and National Integencer
will copy the above to the amount of 81 each and charge
sAmerIcan'' office DIFF au IL
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
0CELAIN GNCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. SO South Sharp street,
I'D ESPECTEULLY informs the citizens of Bal
u " more, that he is prepared To perform every opera
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, &c. He will also in
ser ncorruphbe Teeth on PVSts or Clasps, in the NEST
durable manner.
REFERENCES.
Philip E. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, pari,nora
John Needles,
VIM. L. Bartlett,
SI.; = 9 TsS%ssaa, Dentists rA''''
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nITKEHART,s VARIETY sTOR E.

OUKEHART,S VARIETY SIOft E'
No l0lA BALTIMoRE SlhEEi ,,eets
fBetween South and aIy en- , u &c ~. ~
wETHERE can be had, on reasonaoie 'erihs' u'e
w following articles =, ,,,..,.o.s, and I,u,-
Sweeping, Scrubbing, Shoe, sooth' "ed'eis anu
ler,s BRUSHES. ,r,,p ppfNTS hand
Round Square, and Oval BUTTER fhINi9' h'A'
somely letfered.
Willow-hasket CARRIAGES. No.
Rellows. Marbles. Bandy ball, common Tops
Baskets Washboards, 0welfoiers'
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hav and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests Of sugar Boxes
BREAD II avs. cake boards, ana rolilns pms
Moulders spoons nv.
ann Weeks, assorted; candle Wick
Zane OF metal Stay Reeds and came suitable for reed
makers
pleueh or leading Lines
parIour and kitcen BELLOWS
Patent TaEs; Wool Cards
Woolen, .cassnett, and Cotton
Hand and fiySuttes: cabbage Nets, Sc
baltimore. 5month, 1910. Angso
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VANILLA CREAM CANi1 - g. 1, s nv sst
ust received BY G. X TYLER eofa<[ 81 3.
fnd High Streets Also, GUM = ~ ~
san excellent article for Coughs 1na soI1ss " a's
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TfOLT4ZNIA ANS MANSION ROUSE.
TTyIfIS sutscnber having taken that large and COM
"A r.odious House, with granite front, corner OF IL
Paus and Fayctte Streets has open for the re-
ception of visters The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and it is believed that there is no house
in this city, that is better arranged for the convenience
and eo,tor' OF its boarders II has two large parors
for ladies' and one geneman's paror and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy. The subscr-
Der pledges himself that neither pans expense shall
he waiting his part TO give satisfaction TO his guests
In conclusion he pledges himself set good Table,
and have clean beds and good and acknowledgements and
TO make his charges TO correspond with the times.
JOHN T.. HOLLZMAN. r
Baltimore June 5th, 1910 -3taw4w S-3a4wBz.
{a-The National Inelligencer will please insert t
twice week for four weeks, and send their bill to this
Office.
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Any further information will with pleasure be gwen
at the Academy where applicants will receive pros
pectus setting forth he entire plan offhe Institutions anq
can have an opportunity Of seeing Tie mfanesaenis
made for the comfort and instruction Of tue
au2I s. 4. -. =.
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TIIE N0MDEPATHIC EXAMINER

lily a. GERALD HULL, NJ. Hs vi ~ ' -'i@Ni 49,
CONTENTS
l. Rise and progress OF Homeopathy, in Sicily
bySasnuel Caiandri, NJ. D., Of Palermo.
H. Bellacona-by john c. Peters,
III. Epilepsy.
~ PhysiGsogy-No. Ill
v. Foreign Correspondence. Letter fem Frederick
Il. ,Qllian, of Lendon-No. 6.
vi. Domestic Correspondence.
VII. Poisoning by Assembly, c. Herring, NJ d. OF
Philadelphia.
VIII. Review, lac. &C.
CordiGons-The homeopathic Examiner, will be
published every month. in Royal Octave Form, at -
ner annum payable in advance Subscriptions re-
ceiVedby WIN. II. hAkkSON,
Literary Rooms, No . Nor Gay st.
auyA Baltimore.
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O'CLOCK AVID IsEAn.Eo
Y ~. MI
vsHrANTEn IHTnfIEanIATELy-a5 Char

KET8NTED IBIAfEDIATELf- -23 Chamber
wv maids 80 fill excellent situations; number OF
wife and cologed girls 10 do house woyi IN private
families; several 80 dy cooks wanted image eSabsi-
IHens 10 elderly women hOuse-keepeFss TO supern-
tenG extensive houses; scanstresses wlnted; ID wat
ters white and e0oured in private residences ana no,
tells, z ladies' maids in reque1 variety OF boys wanted
as apprentices divers kinds of trades; - nurses VIII
find good situations by early applications; clerks and
boOlteepers shortly wanted; first rate farming stew
ards and overseers: nulattoboys TO watt ~ an ONCE;
ii paters in various stores, wanted immediately; -
German and Irish laborers go in the couRuy letters
writtci and advertisements prepared and many other
suatens numerous TO meniiOn and too valuable To-
lose 9A foreigners, emgrants and strangers, will hnd
il greatly to their advantage TO call, who either want
knowe; &c, information instruction. Farms houses,
shops ssd r gent lease or sale; servants ior
life term of years. bought Sid or procured day
on the fsOst advantageous terms; information on any
business given received, forwarded far and near:
debts ana dues collected lost cle-sn kept stts efce
any commands vii he thankfully Received an StApy
attended 70; charges moderate.
Southern Planters and MeTci!aItswt@ want Slaves or
Information. viii find il greatly tothtr afvaniHgcl can
at LEWIS f. SCUTTI'S General Intelligence once,
Old establishment, No. West Fayeae street, basement
stary of Banums City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument. ah o
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ALRANY LHMBER.

J. c. CLARK, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
CELEBRATED EYE WATER

DREPARED BY DIR, j. FRANCIS, OCULIsT, No. 10
Barclay streetThis Rye Water H. perfect cure for all
mia and VIII remove those nsbua frequently known by the
Of cataaes and made perfect whes hope had
fled when the medical faculty had pronounced the
persons 10 be iDcurahe. -
afflicted with for nearly two years large ulcer
covered the sight after ruess applications by different ply
and when the total oss OF sight spprebended the
eye water prepared and sold BY De- Francis hss ELECTED
perfect cure. Rev. y III. CONE, ..
March %, 1870. Pastor OF the OiFer ST. tsurch
Ny grandson afflicted for nearly years. with nebua
each and great the inflammation that the
white OF his eyes like scarlet and for most part Of the time
could the light; had him IN the Eye nlrnsy
eight norths he discharged incurabe We most
orunaey applied TO DR. Francis ad from the Of his eele
brated eye wafer he now restored which he doc
tor sn''uea 70 our "REBECCR WEBsTER, "a First ct
ToDr Francs-Dear s-In the fall Of 1882 was attacked
tackled with measles, which left in weak and niiamed
resorted TO prescriptions, but received no benefit
used but two bottles Of water and though have
studied closely all the time, my sight perfectly restored
Obliged and humble servant j. wICkLlFF LANE,
- student in the New York Theological Seminary.
March oath. isfo. -
have been an eye witness happy effect Of DR. Fran
eIs eye Ta ass upon my sUn' 'sHw LANT
member Of the Presbytery At Buffalo. aud new residing
II Thire avenue, New ork...
e most celebrated eye water from the testimony Of those
who have used IT, do highly recommend u TO the notice Of the
public valuabl, remedy Duncan Dunbar pastor Of
he NcDougal ST Church, G. q Scmmers. pastor Of the sout
Rev O. storrs Tenth ST. the Rev Jacob H. Brouner 90 Ba
IL.
This eye wateris prepared sold by any other ps
0IY-ARTIFlClAL EYES inserted by pI Francis without
the slightest pain which be distinguished from the natu
Il. AZ No. 10 Barclay ct. app ydSwy-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

TO MARRIED WOMEN MADAME REsTELL, Fs
male Rvs s sPPy &c have n h'T goysr to say
celebrated Prevenye Powders or married ladies' whose
walled IT, isr aSe with success and
hat hal, a once asPeed ne fears and doubt. Of The most
ey have ased in Europe with H,iable success, rsi
introduced BY The celebrated Midwife and Female Physician
Msdse Reste the grandmother OF the ADVERTISER who made
h suhee, her particular and especial study still
inclined entertain degree Of distps until becsms
cults Of heir sdoi the happiness, the health nay often
the life &C many afeconate wife and fond mother toe
s which aaect not only The present parents but
the future happiness Of he,r oasgng sss hut too WI i
happiness those who them birth would dctaei In how
many Instances does the father and mors ssre
their lives ggne AZ the OF ncesssn sbsr tong TO lave,
AMI AMI "Si ane and Il car. and Toll Sye weighed
down the spirit and al last broken the health OF the father how
tons TO her fsth,ress Offspring from becoming degraded
objects OF charity progase yelares OF uoei And even
are the days of the kind husband aud father embtered in be
holding the emaciated form and declining health Of the com
prospect beisg early bere ofhe partner Of Joys
ipS s,ienons and wafesfa scicude which moihs
sepe bestow no uniequeny st time when least abb
4 moral for parents TO increase their families regard
less OF consequences TO themselves or tf wei neng o. th
within our eontroi fhs advertiser feeling the Importance
his se, and estimating the benefits resulting TO thou.
sands ~ the adoption Of prescribed by her would
pecffnly the attention OF the married. by All tha
Sey bold near and dear e is epp,ideraOn Y not
and healthy Every dlspassonae var
asi%s TINS ali mai Madame or eve
recommended Price Five Dollars package accompanied wit
" and p1cSaT SS S sS
will be free ofexpense postage ercepte to any part
SxnhM ilei REsTEII Fsmss Fsyscss Principal .s.
srss NsE YSs obGs s sSd5s T ro
nyl4 lnd'S2mwy'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
Police Once


domestic ITedcheries.-Mrs Marie Louisa Col
Inns, most bewitching black-eyed brunette, and a
widow to boot, appeared before Justice Wyman to
prosecute one OF her handmaidens for carrying off
portion Of the fair widows fnery, which she valued
at nearly $50 The name of the delinquent in this
case Maria Francis, and as she had some Of the
gewgaws on her person when arrested, why she was
committed The next that was paraded was fair.
fat, and forty damsel, called Kate Ferguson, who
had been cock in the family Of Parson Shoemaker
at Harlem, and she absquatulated with lot of toy
gerry and table linen, worth about $40. Kate was
sent to the tombs. lo.
a Pretty Bold Afa,r.-A couple ofseamen, named
Mike Flynn and Jack Morrison, were brought up by
Officer Welch, charged with robbing the brig Ro-
bert, recently from the coast of Africa, of large
quantity Of ivory several bags of very superior cof
fee, and some valuable native productions in the
shape of cotton goods. These fellows had contrived
to steal march on the vigils of the Custom House
officer and to abstract the goods from the hold and
land them during the moonlight nights. The plum
der having been discovered, search warrants were
procured, and the goods found secreted at sailors
boarding houses along shore. They were both COM
mitted. lH. u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
COrOncr's Office.

FRIDAY.-At Union Square, on the body Of Will
liam johnson, native OF England, aged 90, and BY
trade carpenter. 1t appeared that the deceased
fell from ladder on which he at work
building in the Square; and although the fall was
less than three feet, yet he died in few hours after.
The jury found that the deceased died very sudden
ly but whether the fall caused his DEATH wheth-
err he had fit which caused his death, is unknown,
but have no hesitation in saying it was not by vio
lence. I'D. f.f
At the Second District Watch House, ON the bo
dy Of man named J. Alslyn, who committed sui
eide. II appeared that the deceased was brought
in the night previous very drunk and very noisy,
which induced the Dogberries to put him in the cell.
When they went to see how he was, they found him
hanging to the railing of the door, quite dead and
cold The jury found that the deceased committed
suicide.
At 1903 Broome street, on the body of child which
was prematurey born, and died for the want of me-
deal attendance.
At l79 Chatham street, on the body of Robert
Graham, native Of Ireland, aged three years. 1t
appeared that the deceased came over in the ship
Clifton, and died short time after its arrival at the
Quarantine Verdict-Death from some cause I'M
known. ..r..-.
At Nos Hague street, on the body Of Ann Guest,
who died frsm some cause unknown. Verdict ac-
cordingly.
At the foot Of 18th street, on the body of Andrew
J. Barber, aged %. 1t appeared that the deceased
was ship carpenter, and that he had been for some
time employed on the stageng of the steam ship
building in the yard of Brown & Co. On Thursday,
the deceased fell about " feet and injured the spine
so as to cause his death in a few minutes Verdict,
accidental death.
At Parkcrs Steamboat Hotel, Manhattanville, ON
the body of an unknown man, who found float
ing in the dock. Verdict-Found drowned.
Subsequently, it was ascertained to he the body
of Frederick p. Moran, who was drowned in the
North River, while on pleasure excursion during
| the squall about three Sundays ago. -.
| At 40 Laurens street, on the body of William
Henry Nelson, six weeks old, who died from suf-
| location. Verdict accordingly.
| Extraordinary Rumour.-The Coroner;received
| a letter stating that il was necessary to make
| enquiry respecting a very mysterious affair at
a house in Eleventh street. Mrs. Sweeney,
| whose husband had heen long at New Orleans, COM
planned much about three months since, of the drop
sy." Her husband wrote TO her to come on there,
but the lady declined on account Of her health. A
few days since, her size was observed to decrease,
and in all probability her restoration owing to
certain remedies prescribed by Mrs. Restell. This
was the substance of the communication TO the
Coroaer, who referred the matter to the Alderman
of the ward. The name Of the grass widow" is
Mrs. Sweeney. .l. H.r.l|.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
LONG ISLAND RURAL CEMETERY.

THE subscriber being the Of suitable piece OF
ground for Rural Cemetery, the Brooklyn and ia
maica TURNPIKE about six miles IRON tn, city Of New York
aud without the limits of the city Of Brooklyn has laid out
portion Of the into burial plots which he ready 20
dispose Of 10 chur hes associations individuals at the rate
of from SO dollars for n gt twenty feet by twenty yee
feet laid the plan. The ground be used when
required without 20 prevare u Tor place Of
burial.
0r further infor nation roy 10 the subscriber AZ his resi-
dence The Brooklyn and jamaica Turnpke to Abner Chr
chester, Esd No market street. Chas Taylor Esq, No.
Wall Joseph r. Bridges, City Surveyor No. as
Ann street. corner Of William, n. Y, where plan Of the
grounds eau be seen -.
mr2s 2e+ ABM. H. VAN WHCK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

MAY @.-Richard Aldrd'e, guilty of stealing a
tertiary. .
Bridget Roder, convicted at the last court day
three months. .frf,f rtfr....I
James Gordner, guity of stealing round jacket,
the six months =
:, Thomas Moran, guilty of stealing frock coat,
the six months :. ra. Was
Several loafers admonished and discharged.
And the court adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
ATwooD's PATENT SUMMER BAKER.

This article every thing in the way of cooking
apparatus which has bee heretofore in II be used
with ant hracite coal with equal facility thereby saving at
least reeourths the ~ fuel II has been in in
Troy for years and highly recommended by ALL The
size suitable 70, amy Of from twelve twenty persons
sold at nine dollars which amount would be saved in fuel in
very short time Manufactured and for sale Wholesale and
tail by - ..
FISK DENISON, ia Fulton at.
N. b. More than ahundred certificates utility per-
who have il Troy and this city afhe
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

nR. EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINES .oniposes
~ ofvegetabe substances which specific upoI
The S % % an s isS IN s ersn
ali the vessels whether skin, the situated internally
the extrems; and all the secretons Of the body
dschaGng vessels Any morbid action which have taken
Is purified, and the body resumes healthill state.
The and are Sc
the body the due Performance Of M functions and
many years longer a otherwise Would and s mind 70 BE-
eompes,d and tranquil that old age, when arrives
Ss had Se medicine. sSnn
source OF misery and sShorenes
acton s6 The 5sa5r liver and other
out ofhs through escretory duets into the pas
sage Of the bowels that by the brisk slight excavations
wn the he are kept sP he 'ns
tons from all other vessels Of the body will also be going
edy effect cure the acute or obstinate diseases
but Che dose may be augmented according the
aSped % the that they may be tafes At ali tines
on. a. bs S.a nervous ow spa ra
abus emmal weakness Indigestion loss Of Appetite atueney
s nsen Sickness aiun or Historical sstnss histories head
aches hlceup sickness, nightmare. govt rheuatlsn
Who are victims that ercrucatng disorder govt will
End relieffrom their suerngs by ODr VIM Evans
Nausea vomiting pains the side limbs head stomach OF
SsSe Sshns Of heat and chnes Semors wseRnss ss.s
ton Ssf SS.s Of will f. sysy case relieved
One Of the most dangerous epochs TO females al the change
os snS asd S Sse % 70
as may enable them TO withstsnd the shock
When system has been largely upon
gyersrasd nothing + bette. to Correct and n'roate the
Doctor Epqns, Medical oIice 100 Chatham street. Nes
Ysrk, where the Doctor MAY 6e consulted.
,o ~ Entered according to a. act Of con9ress y W
Evans The yssr lss in The Clerks Office Of the sOuhsr'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

n wM. BROWNIES Chatham street. opposite Roosevelt
has the largest assortment Of summer Hats Of
establishment in this city, which will be sold wholesale and
retail al the lowest prices Also, general assortment Cloth
and Velvet some patterns, much admired.
style OF boys Hats just received from Paris fu trimmed
very beautiful article Gentlemens Hats Of qualities only
So and inerer sold for those prices Economy
dsrahilty and fashion combined ~ contamination truly TO
be- wished FOR in times like these. au2s 3na'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
<Nwxa RICHARDS, splendid circular man moth BOOT

&@x3 RICHARD S' splendid circular m an moth BOOT
~5AND SHOE STORE, 40 Canal street, (store
running through to Greenwich street, with al goods
hsaPest in the Sign Of the larpest Boot in the world
Old Boss RICHARDS is wide awake at No q Bowerv,
D~yer opposite Division street Go there TO the
Boots and Shoes that eclipse all others for fashion and cheap
Wake up, Dry Dockers Old RICHARDS has come among
with splendid assortment Of Boots and Shoes
cheapest the world his Branch stere a Houston street
All rips mepded gratis. my23 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
a ONE PRICE HAT sToRE.-THEoDoRE CLARK

"A ONE PRICE HAT sTORE.-THEODORE CLARK
- corner of Chatham aud Pearl streets atsr many
sxpersnce in business and after repeated and ustrnr efforts
70 attain the object consistently believing that he has al length
succeeded in article which cannot fail TO
the appreciation Of all who will take the trouble 10 examine H.
This article TO which the attention Of the public
gecialy invited; Is Satin Beaver Hat price eny THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheapnes
durability and comfort II eannst be surpassed IN the city
New York In addition 10 the usual variety Of Hats and Gaps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat Of very superior
quality, which he can afford at -FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat Tor past has the most
unqualified satisfaction. Justice TO his friends well
HIMSELF makes for h TO say that he sells for CASH
the losses sustained from bad customers will have TO be
paid by good Wholesale dealers Supplied promptly the
ed established stand where the asking price s always the
selling price. apii 3m|