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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-17
TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
AC(I.R DTONt

ACCORDION!
SlGNOK L. MARTINI begs 10 inform the public that he
- has Published n, Accordion instruction., which is d
vded IL two parsthe first for te Aceordons withsu semi
tontsthe second Tor those with semtones both Of which
amply furnished with selected music, and
gesxiveiy written order that the .sy have
entire command the instrument. a rs.
SlGSOR MARTINI bcgS also that he has large
collection OF Mss. Tor the Aec-ron, which he ntenf
to publish shortly aud he for tst nstrnmsnt so
he should be required. The Sgnor will be thankful
70 all hose who will favor him his residence 80 Canal
where ne continues his lessons. aula linsr
n WILHELMS, No. 23a broadway offers for sale his
IL iinpohcd stock of goods Wholesale and retail
O En5oidere commenced and Huished pieces OF warn
kinds; WOOL stitching and knitting silk, beads
canvas, patterns, &c.
Ain small and lace wares, all of silk and wosted
strings borders trimmings sse nges aud every article
this line, done in the most fashionable taste
3The copous and splendid choice Of aci, flowers,
doIe in the work and bouquets diadems
&C.
4Arces OF iron Of the various descriptions,
manufactured in the Royal Iron BOUNDARY at Berlin
3-Exqusite and neat figures in bronze.
GA beautiful assortment Of superine basket wares.
IA considerable and ell choice Of pressed and painted
sheets of letter visiting Cards waters &c
Am elegant and store OF the hnest lain
"a splendid assortment of the fines, dressing
aud perfu,aes. o28 lm~rc
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County Court.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday, 22d November.
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MILLIINARY ARTICLES CLOAKs. &c.-VICTO-
AVA RlSE Co. from Paris respectfully inform the ladies
cfthis city that they will the 9th inst, Broadway
between White and Walker streets splendid Of
Hats Capotes, Cosks Peerues, Camas fancy and
Dresses. Scars ShawIs. ves Feahen. Marsboq &C., OF
the latest a fashion Just received ship Vile de Lyon
from Havre,
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed.
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TMPOK FAINT DISCOVERY in Camphine and Chemical
Oil Lamps warranted TO barn halt the expense Of
either oil difficulty which has heretofore in
trimming CanphIne Lsmpsis entirely obviaed by means
ola Moveabe Cap and other important improvements which,
apon will satisfy pubc that they obtain
Lamp superior any use-wll burn without smo Ike
smep,odace equal and steady light in al directions and
regulated by single Also, Improved
Tailor. Lamp Camphine Chemical OIL and Spirits,
iactured improved system wholesale and retail de-
hveed city, from the Old Established Stand
OF GEORGE MICHELL
oIq ltnsu q Eat
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L-COAL-COAL-rnose who have not purchased
- thelf coal Tor the would do vel call foot
o. " iver street, East River boats Alahanon SIX
Brothers VIII DC dschdrng Tharsdsy and Friday supe
or dTtcie Of large nut clean and from
al - per on anu stove ah peach
cd never 70 cnnser stove, S. delivered free carage
anu weighed by CITY weigher. 81 Oliver rect
ni6 jt<r q. A. BRADBhOUkS, 49, rsarl t.
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BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAM SHIPS,
or 1900 tens and 40 horse power each.
Under contract with the Lords Of the Admiralty

>&37 "a FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
614@@s MENT.-The steamboat Rockland, will,
on and after M ouday, the ?ist Of October, run
follows leaving Mddleown Point tide and weather per
msng) at O'CLOCK and keyport o'clock Monday
Wednesday and Friday Returning leave the foot of Robin
at Il o'clock touching at Seguns Dock each way.
Stages will be readiness
of the country. All baggage the risk Of the
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charges. Lent W. wrote me letter on The I'd OF April
Is4O refusing promotion, assigning the TACT OF those
eisrres as his refusal promote bad applied &c be
Snrgcop OF the Porpoe when he said that vessels Of that
,sss were no; entitled 10 full Surgeon. requested
ijeui Wilkes forward application Tor that appoint,
ssu, 10 the Navy Department at least for the pay
lived reply from the Navy Department. which have
.iore and viii produce Tomorrow do nor remember
when received the paper but hish It was while we wee
a. sydney.
R;pggsld ihey in substance thu as have been
fried on by his Court. induced 70 believe that
should receive Surgeons pay for duty on board
The Porpoise at tie time FIRST offered 10 join tse expedition
verbal conversation or promise; The promise was
made at Lieut.. Wlke.s house al Washington do not
loow that any present; do cot knew that form
y reminded him Of thar promise have related all that
as.ed ard asked him for the appointment of Surgeon;
Tdoubted whether Lieu. Wilkes would give the APP
No iutueno! Surgeon; not perfectly convinced be
,od no, but IJid not feel sa:iSed that he had poT
d make te appointment; did not in the interview If Oct
1870 exhibit the letter OF the Secretary; received il
through Lieut. Wilkes did mt presume TO remind him OF
M fact OF his promise butn order TO reassert fact which
10 denied and considered necessary make in order
- nrcve that the assertion he had made universal
md because thought had right do It; do know
int thr corp iants OF Lieut. Pnckaey home on
the Glib Oct $780, Lieut. Wilkes reception Of that day,
ou my entrance into the room, my appreciation the
Sonse occupied hy Lieut. Wilkes at the Top OF lane
siau 100 yards from tie main road; there several
houses round about, bot whether inhabited net could
not say.
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NEW ORIGINAL VEL.
WITH SUPERB ENGRAVING.


The New WORLD for Saturday, August 20, will be a
magnificent number 1t viii contain, ENTIRE, THE CHE
WALLER Tale OF the Massacre of ST, Bartholomew; by
the Author OF Henri ouare the Days OF the League
illustrated with admirable Engraving. CHAPTER
ON BOYS, capital original article by Lincoln Rambe
MOUNT YESUviUS, HERCULANEUM, AND POM
PEI IN 1872 an original translation of great interest
THE SCIENCE og KISSING, an After Dinner Conver-
satoo THE LAND OF DREAMS, a Report before the
American Club of Merry Laughers." Voluntary Protec-
ton and the Law Copyright orig nal article OF great
value Literary Thievins, Ladies' Companion and Ladys
Book-scrsp Book Poetry, Varieties News, &c. &c &c
TsRMs-Single Copies St cents; IS year in advance.
Office so Ann Street, n. Z.
NJ 1cary IL Go. viii introduce their fall styles for
Gentlemen's Hat Saturday, September sd AUS su
n speucer,s IrnitRtiea HoleskIn HAT
This popular article commended 20 the public as pecu-
larry desirable at The present time for its economy FoF
elegance and durability it conpeses successfully with the
mos, costly Hats worn Price IS 2a SFENCER,
ais II Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
" Two Parlor Organs are 70 be sold on SatuI
day morning an 10 O'Clock, the auction store OF Ris
Arcularius IN Broadway, corner OF Duane street Persons
DESTROYS purchasing good article, would DO well to a.
tend the sale. aulsA
EGood Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
al No, IS CEf.sy ~ sisu
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MARRIED

angus, &c. 81 1877 Bridge-a,ees, Brooklyn b. te kev.
" w: Jacohn Mr.. Montgomery Paterson 10 Miss Eh4a
beth Geue, both formerly Of Scotland.
Wednesday evening August IL, by Rev. William ~ SUE
well, Nr Henri S. Hathaway Miss Mari Sison, I'll 81
this city.
On Wednesday evening, AGsurt II, Thos H. Sinaa>sn &c
Mary Am, daughter OF VIM. hyde, Esq, oil Of this CITY,
A, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, august II, MIR. Ezra L.
BUSHNELL OF New Yark. Miss Adelaide Z. Johnson only
daughter Of Joseph C. Johnson, Of Brooklyn.
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10 The storm ragged with great violence a, Ma
hant on Sunday last, and the scene witnessed from
the rocks was one Of great grandeur and sublimty
The sea ran very high, and broke over the highest
lodges. Nahant is douby worth visit during a
severe northeast storm. 1t is then, and then
only that it can be seen to the best advantage
Boston Amer.
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not often in the strife OF buliness that one article
so far outsps oil otss as to render them absolutely q no
Lczepges, Pills and other meaicinai OF Dr. pe
iers For the of Coughs Colds sickheadaches DIX
ziness Pulmonary ComolsntS and all diseases which affect
The ungs and thus threaten fe his cough and cordial Lo
zen-es uadoubed cures while his Pills most efecua
TEN to sound heal,hfrl and pleasant action His Offices
at 45s Broadway and l25 Fa!ion St
From the Editors Of TIE Ns.p YORK. Methods. Chris,an Id
z.oea.e and Journal, Aug. TO-
T. SEARS BIBLE BIoGRAPHY.-Thls Is most beautjfu
ing are concerned II IS octave volume and contains
49 pages OF letter press illustrated with of the most
spirited engravings We have iov long time The
pntspece, by Losing, represents Doddrdses n1ather
teaching him Scripture history by D tc tiles Tbs IS an
exquisite picture and one on Ehic The eye may rest with
than ordinary delight We have not mad time to read
he work but from the notices given OF 6y some 81 the
ceyed by the religious public. Price $50 Sold al 10.
l22 Nassau street, New York. aulo his
u ONE THOUSAND DoLLAls-An Advertisement, thead-
al the store OF Mt Burger 50 Cerlandsree) having been
inserted in several othe city papers and as e
truth Of the matter has bee1 questioned therefore oer 70
bear Guy gentlenanS expenses 10 this city, convey hun 10
the residence the person, pay him dollars day Tor
his and give him thousand dollars he VIII prove
any material part tie statement 10 be untrue ANY per
son esirous CT testing this matter can, by calling Mr.:
Burger receive satisfactory evidence that the money will
be ready would here take occasion to state that the
truth OF the statements of PEI formed by Brols Sar-
aparla be sustaniiatea IN every instance The pub
Sarsaparilia advertised c. &C. BRISTOL.
jy25 In " bunalo.
u Tender Children suffer now great deal from The
bites Of musketces which them ard suck their blood
in preference that grown peoples and ii parents could
only be that by sprnklng few drops under The
pillow or n,aasS OF Dr.. Fenchlwangers Travellers Com
ort or by washing or spongng the bodies ofe Children
those plaques may be KEEP: off, and there is stake that
it aoes etctrally-,he smell not all iucesvenien,.
u The Weekly Tribune for the present week.
may be obtained al this office from the News Boys
Price 81 This number contains a very interesting
article from the last Edinburgh Review on FRANCIS
XAVIER the apostle of the Indes Flight Of the Indian
AIald, by W. II. c. Hosmer: Visit TO New Brunswick ;
DIES Vdches Poem by Augustus Snodgrass; Liter
airy Notices. Remarks Of Mr. Talmadge aganStsking out
the Land Distribution clause of the Tariff Bill two LET
TIERS from bIr. CLAY; GOVERNOR SEWARD'S MES
SAGE; MR.. ADAMs'S REPORT ON THE VETO;
Congressional Proceedings of the week; EDITORIALS
On The Journal Of Commerce, the Neu;al Press Post Office
Proasa Governors Message, Mr. Clay and Democracy
&c NC &c. Interesting Letters from Washington Albany
saraoga Springs kc Election Returns, News OF the Day
Markets, Money Matters Marriages and Deaths, &c &c
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DIED:
la.e merchant 0. ,his city,

Ausas, Is, Sobert Eiwell, late merchant OF this city,
aged 60.
August Il Harriet c., wife OF John Lyon, aged 81
August L. Mrs. Jane Wheeler. wife OF George Wheeler
August IL Rosauza wife CT Patrick Skitngtnn, aged %
August II, joseph Hill. az ed 81.
August T. Mrs Mary urnton, aged So reico the late
Capt. Thomas BurntOn.
Al Brooklyn August L, Miss Ann Eliza, cdiy daughter
OF Wynant P. Bennett. aged II.
At Williamsburg, August II, Sarah Ann, wife OF John
Skllman, aged S.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY


Ship New York, Cropper, Liverpool, II MarshelL
Briggs Nm burlington, Higgins, Higgins, BAH, John FL
we'll 81 brig Jane Allison Curd Windsor. MS br brig
Mary Houusel Bench, ST Johns, NJ Stakes Anthony
Puge. Washington, NCi Champion Drew, Nantucket
Gem, Morris, Baltimore, De Peystef Whitmarsh Boun.
dary Shackord Passport. Mel Ann Eliza City Point and
Richmond, VA Chace, Potter. st Thomas, Wn Prald.
Shop Isaac Borden, Brown Fall River
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Navigator, Kennedy, 60 ds Antwerp, mdze TO
Younss-l62 in the Storage.
Ship Sarah Sheafer Gray, Sc Is FIN Antwerp, mdze TO g
Ge.sng-l60 Storage passengers
Ship Norma Barton, 20 DIS fin Havana, sugar TO TAI
lor.
SHIP Newark Mervng, ds I'm Savannah cotton 10 Dun
ham pmon.
big Aiiauw, Buckstone 20 ds I'm NO, adze &c master.
Brig Temperance, Ganet % ds i'm NO. mdze 10 master
Brig Margaret, Prescott - ds I'm Mobile, cotton, &c TO
Brig Brunswick Webster, D ds I'm NO. tobacco, &c to
master.
Br Brig Comet, ye,ey,7 ds fa Bermuda in ballast 20
Middleton Co.
coal 10 Ba clay < Livingston.
Br brig ocean, Leneron IS ds fn Windsor, Ms, plaster
Brig OF ava, McNeat, q ds ta NO, cora to master
Briy IL Stephens, Hail. 10 Dis in Bermuda, N ballast 10
Br brig Princess Royal, Hayward Is I'm Bermuda, IN
'9 sssl Richmond cseser d I'm Richmond d1e
master.
schr Margsre. Ann, Payne, ds I'm James River win
Sehr WsGmouth, Couch Richmond, -four Alien Pax
Schr Abraham, Osborn, va. with wood.
Schr Margaret, wogls, Petersburg tobacco to Johnson
L Lowken.
schr Empire, Powell, Norfolk, wheat s,urges& Clear
BELoW-l ship, bark and brigs. Wind light, W.
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FROM MRS, SANSCAWSS
Doct Thomson-Sr: have been in feeble state o.
health the past eight years. having been afflicted with
bad corgh pain The side and stomach and other female
weaknesses numerous TO mention. have at various
times been under the attendance OF ten regular
several OF whom have given me up as Incurabe have
DAYS past, when pu myself under the cnre OF DR.. Thorn
son. S3 Broome street, and this date consider myself
better OF health than for the past egh, years
do not feel any pain, distress Inconvenience from any
disease whatever. surprised when think OF the ra-
pdity with which have improved while under his care
of several other patients WHOSE diseases appeared obs
nate as my own, under the Doctors
MARY D. NANSCAWEN SAT Broome-st
New-York, Aug, 18th, 1912
have witnessed the improvement Of my wife and others
detailed in the above certificate with pleasure and as
tonishHent Rev. WILLIAM NANSCAWE EN-.
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pRANDRETH'S PILLS.-The follow
Ing case is extracted from unpublished Report
the Philadelphia agent for 1852:
GIDDINESS OR VERTIGO CURED.


DccT. BRASDRETE:
Dsar Sir-Perrnit express my sincere and crate ft
thanks 10 YOU for rca benefit ant relief have expe-
reuced from your truly valuable Pills
have hsen afflicted for the last t-o years vito vertigo,
attended with sickness stomach after eating and gen.
eral debility sought advice from many Of our physicians
OF tbs city ad while under teir felt hat
eYed hat as soon commenced attending my busi-
mss and exercise found that better. Alter
or.nighl confinement The house. which ,ine could rot
spare aGd fnay made up my mind to try the effects o.
your medicine After using the Pis Tor week, ionHn
wa much troubled, and could attend 10 my business
six months asd wonderful sny have not et any syp-
OF the disease for the last Jour moats, and can OILY
attribute it TO the OF your Pills, and won!d neL ssh
you this acknowledgement without being fully ldI
your Pills alone have benefited and nope hst lne nid,y
victims of disease may end out The value OF so gooa
medicine.
Accept my thanks my dear Sir Wishing you beailh and
Napi'-ss@' CHARLES ROBERTS,
no. 80 Thrd-street
Ps.-If you think my Recommendation VIII osiieh' you
=, REMEMBER,
That there must be rIon each DOE .2r9e asi'a1a' W
b. SRANDRETH, VI. ID.
And three signatures thus:
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH-
THE BRANDRETHS PILLS are SOFA sl I"enty -h'e
cents per box with directions, at the ioioWlas "
DR. BRANpRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE
| or ReOanWAy hatyycen Park Place and huIray'st
| BOW EI,y OFPIc E-2SA BoTERy.
| 1895 HUDsOg-ST REET. ,..
ItEaEGSER Dr. Bsaudre;i2s Once IN the Bo y FRY
27A NOT 3s6. aui' "
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% For three weeks past it has rained more Of

% For three weeks past it has rained more or
less, in every twenty-four hours. The consequence
is, our farmers have been much troubled in gather
ing their out harvest. Many fields of oats yet lie
in swarth. We understand our neighbor Scofold,
of Shppan Point, has thirty acres of oats lying in
this condition The weather, however, at this mo
ment, looks more favorable for settled state.
Stamford (Ctl Adv.
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in cabinet-maker's establishment, from the care
essness of boy, who fell asleep and left his can
die burning
An aged man named Lamarell fell yesterday
from window, and is not expected to recover.
Considerable quantities of Grain are coming
in, generally in capital order. No material
change in price, though there is of course q
downward tendency.
Sales at our Stock Board continue slight. City
Loan Elves, 1864, 95; Kentucky Six per cents,
1871, 7s; Kentucky Bank 40; Philadelphia and
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, II; Cam
den and Amboy Railroad, 62.
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Markets.
5 62i, with sale

ASHES-Pots 62. with sale of about IS barrels
Holders are irwin. TO obtain higher We hear OF bu;
little doing in Pearls The rate is s7i "a.
COTrON-The dizziness in this article continues and pro-
badly il operators could be brought make offers lower
rates would be submitted to.
FLOUR-A further advance of Sd per barrel may be con.
dered established to-day, although in consequence Of the
docks being cleared there has been nothing 10 operate in
We have heard important sales but quote Genessee
S the former being freely offered and the latter firmly
demanded small sale was made supposed at S. par.
ce 500 bbls ar Michigan taken al % yesterday and
some round Ohio 2i There is little movement In
Seusrn 500 bbls Georgetown sold Tor shipment at S
Corn Meal is very and Northern co. Rye Flour
S7ta 90
GRAIN-A cargo new North Carolina Wheat, $500 bush
ell sold at ga and $50 bushels Maryland for milling at
Roc Several small parcels the market and one OF
1000 bushels Sales $500 bushels Rye new al gu 6!c
cargo of Southern Corn offering al Sc Northern be
at s. 50 Canal Oats 3-Rver 50 ST. Sales 1000 bushels
Southern al IS 22c.
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u DIR. John TThon,son.-Having boon restored
health by the above named Individual, when all other
hopes o. relief had failed and having received the benefit
of his Practice in extreme cases in my family and Witnessed
deem than duty recommend my friends,
particularly such Suffering under chronic disease 10
embrace the present opportunity OF 6eneting themselves
by his bng experience and undoubted skill in the healing
art. l. ID. WILLIAMSON,
Pastor of the El;zabeth.street Church, York,
81 Broome-street-
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| IL Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved will
Roman Tile and made air rator waer-tght for seven cent
foot or paved with Cement, concrete, Tor ten dollar
| for the bulk or space of a housnndbrick.
| iy2Otf ABIJAH SMITH, e Hamionst
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.ISEASES OF THE EYER. X

D,OssY, ophthamic Surgeon No. 217 Broadway,
en ance in Fu!ton-stree opposite ST Paus Church, at
tends Diseases OF the Eye aad all the necessary opefs
completed bis s,uies FIVE years with Dr. Elicit Oen-
@ and been subsequently engaged as as .taat M
apcn the orgars OF vision. Terms moderate and grauu
atrd to the and extent Of the disease .a ,.o
Permission is given TO refer TO BIS ae anu sso
ul;y in New York.
B-The poor treated gratuitousy. anl2 Inn
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The MERMAp.-This nymph OF the sea continues tc az
tract thousands of vsitcrs the American Museum where
addition her wonderful losyshp host Of cuosities
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Richarus. AucIionee

J. Richards, Auctioneer.
u Private Librnry.-The undersigned will sci
THIS (Fritay) EVENING, valuable Private Library
embracing many choice London editions, IiusI ale
Works, &c. &c.
Full particular, in catalogues at the store, where III
books may be examined.
aul9 BANGS, RICHARDS FLATT, 1886 Broadway.
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Pnysergcrs Arrived

the ship Norma from Havre-G w Brinkerhoff, OF n
J Canchos OF Havana; Twinng, Of do; Col Conger,
of New-York Col Winhew, OF England, Master T J
Trs of Philadelphia; Peyrera, OF Porlugal Bentan-
arrange, do; Bagey OF ifaanzas; H Smith, Of Bos
TOM Tsenfeld of Troy; Dr. z Butler, of Matanzasi
Somervii of Scotland.
In the brig Ottawa from New O.eans-Wn Seyey, Mas
ter Vim Sevey, DrJ W Red6eld, Colard, and in the
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u Thirteenth Tard.-Tle Democratic Clay
Club OF the Thirteenth Ward respectfully luested 10
the Tppecanoe House No. Sheriff street, Fri
day the 18th al O'Clock P NJ for ha purpose OF
completing their Osanzao, and cleo. officers for the
ensuing year. All Wings Of the Ward that have not yet
signed the roll will have opportunity OF doing nine-
diaely preceding the Eiection-August l3, 1912.
NJ. BOYD, Chairman pro ten.
II Commercial please copy. au8 2t
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II The Cheapest Cash Tailor yet PETER
v. Hustled, Merchant Tailor. No. Chatham Square.
Caherines,rcet continus, make Clothing 10
order the neatest STYLE 10 per cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city, good fit warranted,
and hereafter no dsa ppointmeuts aul6 istf
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UNcw-Eork General Newspaper Agency
Office for the United states.-T0 Publishers Of
Newspapers in iEc United STATES: The undersigned have
opened the above office No. 67 Broadway. Opposite the
Park for the purpsse OF procuring Subscrpons AGver-
tsemezis and collecting B ills in the City OF NeSYork
Also. Agents for he different Periodicals. and WORKS
of Literature generally.
Publishers of Newspapers and Periodicals will readily
perceive the advantage OF having permanent Agency IN
this city Tor the transaction OF their business AMI as tse
undersigned will devote themselves exclusively the above
business they hope By their anwearied personal Alteration
the 10 mer, the confidence and Easonae of those
who employ them JOHN w KELLY,
ANSON FORD
The following gentlemen have kindly permitted rs TO re-
Ter TO them as 10 our character capabilty. &c:
WILLIAM L. STONE, THOMAS SSowDEN
George P. MORRIS, ROBERT C. WgTmoRE,
M. NJ Noah, JAMES CONNER
WILLIAM 3. TOWNSEND,
N. BAH communications prust be Post Paia, and ad
dressed 10 KELLY i FORD, General Newspaper Agency
Office, No. 267 Broadway. New-York.
u All the Daily and Weekly Papers published in the
City of NewYork TO be had the desk ct the above Office
Immediately fom the press
Also Cash Advertisements received for all the NewSpa-
pers 10 the Union. aul7 81