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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
TO EMIGRANTS.

SS35PpHES SHASSES IN TIE HER,
d' X. ella Ssa s Ms e's a c'
ted Ss two IL. one ed as into shy
Continued ds dec Of The body ,TppG;"s 6,
and sH" will T " Ss 3 q.
impctsnt ordination Of nature should 90 on with
We know Tat The rer,pracn be suddenly checked
,ensaons soon sound the alarm WHY J, ,hsf Il because
p dcass hs, feeling osGvedns which eommoaly called
The sudden changes of the weather. will therefore be pro.
the "Ps and Sows DONE da%ss
r S on 5 .e on for % cent .s s
Benj.mn BrandIes Vegetable uniys,sal Pills oa can oh.
Take these INNOCENT and Pill. four or five or even
symptoms fthey severe large dose should be
Thousand, have BY taking occasional dose Of this med.
cine saved themselves months OF sickness and often from
The Bandrcih Pills should be used bya emgrants; they
the change ofcmate they would be otherwise subject The oc
eaona SSe Of 6,s medc9e !, almost guarantee against
take we shall soon be restored To health by few doses Of
% Of o and who have 4sS
WIZ Il sSS eGs isS gG9 s1Pss a1n s'S &.
ct oasS s .canS sS s @ rfi Sssa,e
that may have Accumulated ia the system br nbSinx I'M
pure air or from eating unvholcsome food. ''''' '
taking sntve course do dcba,e the natural
fnncuon o. The body nt rather strengthen assist Them
The BRA NDEETH PILLS are sold at Is cent. ner be-,
At DE- Brandreth principal Office, No. 2 Broadway be.
tween fark ff,cc aud Nlurayreet also his retail off.
cond ST., New York. ' ~ ~
no BE REMEMBERED
- That each q the genuine has upon IL THREE COPY
RIGHT LABELS.
That each label has signature, Of Dr. Benjamin Brand
leth uron IT,
That there be upon each box three thus
- . Is. BRANDRETH. NJ u. -,
Besides, the labels full Of small printing done In red nk
there being the labels three hundred impressions OF
Benjamin Bsndrehs Pills.
And three signatures thus - ....,..,,,,
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Foreign Importations.

HAmpuRo-saip Howas-i?2 bags rags case + Poppe
Is do rncnhai do pres AL pig NOT
sclsssnper-l bx u Warhurg Phiad-l0 hhds Nole
n;ns 4 p,vcnste dt-l7 Il Rhodes 4 COP Vames-5 II
Werkmeister-i2CM nller--io q * WHILE Watson
II Wolfe box Wiley lu,nsn-l WlWer-1o aemyns
co.25o chests bales I w Schmidt * col Muller
B,lisRamsey Cr2oks--2 Hess psurg cosoe demiin
Il Henng-lOo + Gleim-r2 cs + FiedleI-2 w Van Sent
Oppenheim2 bale Hofman-3e0 plates spelter to
order.
GALvEsroS-Schr Brazos-30 bales cotton A G w Ben
sell Glover-2e do bales skins i2 hides Bird Smith,
26 hides Chamberlain COT bales deer skins hides Ns
NTH, Leeds X CO.'S bales cotton 10 order
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
lSfores Nos. % Ann and lis F.aiton Sfrsef.l
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
At lO1s o'clock at the sales room. .
Splendid Furniture SileThe entire elegant furniture OF
sae.
Also in addition splendid stock Of superior fashions
Also the superb of tables 30 first rate French
CHAIRS 3Brusels and Wilton carpets, rlanotortes elegant
andelaba niantel lamps and chandeliers hall aad astral ans
Ar.
Atl2o'clock
Cottage Lots and GlrenWil be sold subject 70
right oi DOVER the beautiful cottage and lots OF ground
elegant garden shbbe &c. known - Cornela street. 50
lee front and 100 deep.
Full particulars and terms time of well for the
reason Tor The second sale: o,.r
Al II O'Clock IN the sales room,
valuable paintings, framed
Wings choice books &c. Monday in the large rooms p Am
street formerly the Episcopal press also time valuable
Variety Sae-Dry Go ,ds clothing iewelry hardware fan
y ana pledged articles watches, pumery hoJery
Also about $50 volumes very choice Books which will be
arranged IN suitable lots
Also trunks excellent summer Clothing handsome bou.
numerous remnants OF dilns vestngs linen
gambroon, London and French cloths sheetnss, srtnss,
gloves. fine London shirts, three watches guns boz,
e' fine wine TWO chests RI sqpssa'Yiy Of eoese Nc
Extensive sale Of sofas chairs oIiomsns and French bed
steas Nc by order of receiver al halipa 10 o'clock IN the
And and Fulton sale Will be Sold the entire stock
of sofas chairs rockers dvans sofa beds bureaus and French
bejesds by order and under the direction Of s. Drury Esq
receiver.
WEDNESDAY.
AT 0ls O'Clock, in the sale
Large sale of elegant Furniture Of all descriptions.
THURSDAY,
A. 1913 o'clock in the lerg- Fulton st sales ROOM
Piano fors Harm Organs &c-WithOut reserve five splcn-
did p,noios by the best makers good second hand do do
beautiful double action Ead harp fine order with all
the late Improvements and additional patent medals This
fine and other articles the ne also harp and piano
music, valuable books, &c.
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OWENS AMERICAN

II ID Z.
THIS Dye is the only nallble Hair Dye use. Many
of Hair Dye, that only worthless but ote injurious
the hair The subscriber pledges himself that the American
Hair Dye perfectly harmless and inallble
its effect will color the hair only The gh,es hair red
gray few hours be changed dark shade
brown black This dye is used very successfully in
changing red whkers to correspond with dark hair
Be that of Ferris Owen written the label
Of each bottle all Others worthless Il any case The
dye should fail produce the desired effect the
returned Manuia cured and for sale by Ferris Owen No
Sixth Avenue Agents c. ii. Ring, So Fulton street; H. T.
say IS Sixth Avenue Druggists; and Manuel airdresser
Broadway. ml6 Twins 3wossr
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BOOKKEEPING.

THE Counting rooms of C. C. MARSH. S. Cedar street,
continue open from A. NJ. to r. VI. in on.er that
chants and Others avail themselves Of Of nsuc
ton that is truly practical that embraces complete
time Of commercial and mercantile calculations
and in which the student actually keeps Of books
counting house. To those with the adye
User reputation he desires TO that his principal work
bookkeeping has passed editions that receives the
preference in the New York Pull lie Schools and other
institutions and that he himself has the honor Of being
pointed teacher Of bookkce for the Mercantlc Library
Association" Of this city PIosrectuses with terms may
As a23 Inns lis
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On the 10th instant, Mr.. JoHS NORTON, from Augusta
Geo. aged 81 years.
His remains were be inferred In the strangers vault at
the Greenwood Cemetary
On the goth instant, Mrs CAROLINE wife of John c.
Cone. and daughter Of Capt Samuel Jones' (ae Of Bo
TONI aged IS years
Their friends and the friends Of Henry and Bradford
Jones requested to attend the funeral Saturday
4ocoek from hurry Hill opposite the three mile stone
Third Avenue
Eastern papers will please copy
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BANK CAPITAL AND POPULATION STATE or NEW
YORK. ALSO OF THE UNITED STATES, FROM 1900 TO 1872

will be that from the amount of capital in exs
tence the of each been deducted
the amount Of capital that has failed the amount
created in the time. For instance, in 1925, the
amount of bank capital s26 100000 In 1856 8,
fund bank law created and 10 old charters
Moved under it. Twenty new banks created with
capital Of 1000 during the period banks
fedwith capital of 81 oOoo and the capitals of the
National, Tradesmens, Dry Dock aad City Banks were
reduced a. There leaves the following result
Bank capital in 1875, SOS, los 900
New capital authorized, 100000
Deduct Banks failed 100000
reduced. 100000
- 4,l70.oo0
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NEAPoLITAN BoNNETs.-Ladies are informed that
few cases Of q" snely new and beautiful article Of
sseeysa 's and are .ss only Mn MAssELL No. 81
MANs opposite Ge Hy bSdwsy The Ms Of G
S Ss % a s Ss he s so;y
horn This last peculiarly renders most desirable article of
from the the rain and all the qualities
for renovation that attached the Leghon But few
Of possessing almost exclusive article make early sp
n % :; ios, sy be ,ssn g be
sres such an article will hesitate to select
NEAPOLITAN HATs:-The and elegant specimen
called the Ncapolan hats is Of the most beautiful fabric that
H's sn and So S' S ps
in preference to other have The light and
es cn sas.s By @ dGy i may BE- asSed to
sp changes Of fashion the shape and be wOmn
attention. the p1Se New York Mor
hs n TO THE f. L aH S OF
beautiful article of wearing apparel recently Introduced by
lated supercedc Leghon and almost entire.
~ being more desirable lighter and far beautiful in
their nrodqcton and those who desire Article perfectly
fnS "dPa"s f om e% 4Samsy and 81
i,rest and At NADINE y Pnel and Mrs. Cu'hman also IN
dies apparel has again made its appearance much improved
Byebye the propetor arc also making Black Hats of the
It is only Necessary to refer to those who already in pos
br o n 60 nv vhn or m Ky anu
IN. Y. American.
THAT ELEGANT HAT We spoke of las, week was not
who tells that called the Ncspotan Bonnet We should
lit seemed breath would wsi il TO the ssie.fWe" EE
Journal.
SUMNER BoNNETs.-Mn. H,sscl, 81 Broadway, has
and Rnd They se far % t1 %Gss hne
lighter brighter winter, and far elegant Ladies call and
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Sales Mt the Stock Exchange.
Second Board.
State OF Trade.

The inclemency Of the weather has prevented much
activity in out door transactions to-day Some sales of
Ashes have been made at $5.25 for Pearls Moderate
transactions in Cotton, without change Flour arrives
very slowly and prices are looking up.
sale Of Teas took place with the following results.
TermsNotes at six months in this city, to be
made satisfactory TO the sellers.
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SHARON SPRINGS.

'I'HE PAVILLION.--Ths commodous Hotel will be
for the reception Of and after Of
June next at the Village Of Sharon Springs Schohane County
New York.
The clear pure of the springs, greatly resembling
those OF the white sulphur springs OF Virginia, have been
proved 70 be highly ecacious Rheunatic Cufancos Bill
ous and Dyspcpc comp aud the of Eryspeas
Sarheum Scroiua, Liver Complaint and general debility,
and M many ether respects las certified by OF The
most eminent medical professors in the United Sfate) medc
nal and healing properties unsurpassed and believed be
qu.Ied ~ any IN thus country go
Added these, the rides the vicinity villages
extensive views neghbong and romantic
the offered these seeking the heat
Of summer, either health or pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride from Saotoga Troy
Albany &C. and accessible from Canaohare the Alba.
ny End Utica railroad where carriages daily await the arrival
Of the morning from Schenectady and Utica, carry
tors TO the Springs distance of about eight me
time for dinner also by the Albany and Cherry Valley
city of Albany.
Warm cold and shower Baths furnished all times either
OF IT, ansra or fresh water and every attention
der the stay of visitors agreeable.
An abundance Of the mountain Ice stored for
the season.
ISAAC @. WILLIAMS
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This Hotel will be ope ned ut
the above village OF Sharon Springs for the reception
tors and combining all the dvantages Of this delightful
residence
a29 l0w2awsr WILLIAM +. JONES.
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND Earl. sIiANKs
moved his Office to rs Hudson street. Canal whsre he
will usual devote especial attention the surgical medca
and operative treatment of all diseases incident hum.
and and defects Of vision Mondays
and Fridays, from TO IL o'clock morning
Advice and medicine poor (grts) on the evening Of
the above days, from to G o'clock.
u AT all other times Dr. =. attends the general prsc
tce OF MS pfoleision MIL lIneodsc
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+. NJ. HUNTINGTON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the nigh. of prcempon to land in
of the townships enated in this Proclamation, virtue
of the provisions Of the of Ped June 1885, extended and
modified by the Of LIST June, $780, of the provisions of
ing certain privileges another and different class Of settlers
requested the the satisfaction of the Regis
and Receiver Of the proper Land Office and make
therefor practicable after seeing this and
before the day appointed for the OF the pnbc
sale Of the land, above designated ohe such claims
will be forfeited
f. NJ. HUNTINGTON,
Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
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PRIcrs OF Provisions.
Married..

On the 10th instant at Pembroke, by Elder Fairchld
Mr.. NATHAN READ, of Pttsfcld, Mass, to Miss A.S,
BLAcKMAN, of Pembroke.
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sI , hey; D. =; BARRETT Of the New Jerusalem Church
Geneses next Sabbath (Tomorow) Morning ar The vesum
OF Natural History, 500 Broadw sy " Wv H'''"''
SUBJEcr-The first days work r cre,,;or .x.,...I -
ing 10 the Science OF Coesponde AZ ~ r.
logical writings Of the Hon Emanuel SwedenboSs a1 s
FRANkLlN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will meet Thi,
Il Evening, NJ the Apollo Saloon, al half mas,
MIR. +. w. Graves from Western New York veil, 49,
meetng also several other distinguished speakers Hose com
Az Companies No. 80 and No. 81, respectfully invited y,
attend ns, t y, 10
DOARDING.-A few select board sn will be taken in 60
IL tes and respectable family Apply No. 2o4 Fulton ST
mi lmis
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Passengers Arrived.

G.,xrs,ox-scb, Bnzos-T A. Holt. L. J. Bias, +, 7.
MIL T. Hall i Cronnry n Ross Miss Mary Ros, Miss
Eliza Ross f. Rchsrds WIN. Robinson o. Benner Miss L.
Lewis. Mr. Blake.
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BOOK BIN DIN G
PAPER RJrIINC,


II IRELAND, No l2o Nassau street, h,yny entire
IL. stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, of the
latest and mos; approved is now prepared to execute
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Blankwor
ruled and bound and in style that wsrsnted
20 give satisfaction Any work oe be done nhc Eng
d mode if required, ii. l. has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR SALE-Two second hand Copperpla,e Presses. Ap-
ply as above. mia I'm
CHANGE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUNEL
" has the honor of informing his friends and the public
neral that he has removed his RESTAURANT No. Broad
street the the Custom House public store. This
establishment which will be Known under the of u.
ROPEAN HOTEL, Is located in the Of business near
Wall street and the banks IL has beautifully
saloons for private parties and furnished rooms moderate
The Restaurant will be kept the plan the
Adjustments of Paris and the Bill Of Fare will always con.
tain the greatest and variety Of dishes. me
REMOVAL.
7 CRISTADORO (lae of 21s Broadway under the Amer.
a. Muscum) begs inform his numerous patrons and
friends that he has taken the beautiful store Aston House
in Broadway the entrance where he will be most
happy wait them in his well first rae STYLE j. C.
likewise takes this opportunity, Of thanking his friends the
singular patronage he has with during period ten years
in his old stand snd ers himself that only by s,rct AZ
tenlion ~ his business thar his
store. his shall find il Is not diminished.
Back room room open.
j. CRlSTADORO, Gentlcmcn's Wig
mil lmr Maker and Dresser. Asor House.
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GEORGE ELNENDORF.

LATE OF THE FIRM OF ELMENDORF LORD,
HAS removed from the Astor House to the establishment Of
q Wyrnan, Merchant Tailor, 235 Broadway wherein
VIII be happy to wait his old friends and psT ons
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AsIERICIN MISEIiM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
Ss% ri fsSf d S% =
FS% Saa to ss s :. wSH " s s
New ossn: ,' fs css s s'i the
a he aA ys old FHT OF HRAR % '
EhNHS Ssas cs!%5!s@ I "a
splendid day performance tsaes place every WEDNESDAY
Five hundre black grey and fox Squirrels from oh-
forests. they .1s Eesu n% fy sale
Admittance the whole rs censcedren half price mis-
Nav p 3 49,, an] b S g. ,ss
Sister of David Mrs Strong ba@sh,sr Of Saul Mad. Quo.
R ;.. a:s:: st.: &c.,. NJ" S s:;
sSspfs T lie & sost and L'''' Male and
The 9shess be and efficient, consisting Of vio-
homes Flutes, Ophecdc., Oboe, Cymbo Drums Harp CHI.
66S@assi''' N'B y & H H.l,i.o,
Ss sa and aay the " dss "
All TsSss,, e ,Fs On
sy;sppas 2,d when the performing members viii receive their
rsSss aHS siisss: S Ss'T .s
hsnay la @
Tlf md aS By @ I'll k Ny. M n.s s s
pe''n'' in Nj M6 5 q ET Pfssisr on "a, a,
Part MI; aMaebsih-Saebtih Mr.. Butler Lady Macbeth
After which " Do the Boys H,n!r
''! i6 Sa Iiio, bo MS Butler
Pan IlcWllisp Tel, Mr.. Butler, Emma, Mrs Builder.
Aner which the Merchan, of vence-shyock Mr.. DETER;
nj The D,sShc e and tsn by Mrs. Ia
cents-UOOB a "A
sai h n !. asy book nd %e f.
Evening with change of the Sketches and Illustrations
t x ~. EoT TIE TO r a.. 7
Ms:." WEIcH MxSN hope and believe .;y can pr.
splendid Cep' Company Of Riders. picked equestrian
% %sS & ss sss
The 9she'r, comprise, the best available Native and Fo
fines, compositions Of the re,t Masters adniraby played
~ s1S t Is Sta. n OF & I
1Hd p"S John S1 eSs
'S Ss G Ma.s' Wells the most talented aud
his o" %u. e Fl ns
The TfsS r .ss Of % ss ..
% Ss, s,s BY Sensation .sr.s
lE sv hI The creates, living Acrobat ~ Sweet vd
The first Comic Singer Of the Day Mr. Dickinson. will
casofaly Introduce series OF the most popular soDesthe
great East Indian Necromatic Feats by Mr. Jennings -
Most superaa,s Egyptian PyTamidica Vagtg BY fully
Howard.
Twenty performers will Grand Historical cs'a
cadc P,geants, with tine beautiful stud OF Horses
And accordance with the the day the most excel
lent and popular Negro Song and Dne ny that
monarch Of Heel and Toe the incompatible John snh aided
by light hcced Tommy Coleman, the w.
Chesaut and the r. Hoffman. a2j
\yTANTEDA active boy, TO work ~ store and make
w himself generally uclal. Apply at 81 Broadway, be-
tween and 10 O'clock, A. VI. m2l lice
NrOTICF,-Consilnccs Of Goods RUSSELL CLIO
~ YER apt Iiowe. from Liverpool requested send
their permits board foot of Pine the Office of IN.
snbscriber All goods mitteJ in five days un,
mIo r GLOVER & McMURRAY 100 Pine ~,
"a FISTS SUMNER STYLE OF HATs-ORIAN-
- DO FISH will introduce his summer stye of dr,h
Cashmere Hats, this day.
The beauty ghtnos and style Of this article need only to be
% be admired, and offered moderate price Of 81
p--lO bfoidway, m2t TER
"a TO LETTING Store ~ street, IN Herald
E'.3 Building. Apply the Herald Office IS Nassau
k-SSscofncr of Fulton. mi fws
~ FURNISHED ROOMs--To Let for single gente-
N men. at 65 Franklin within door OF Broadway.
r-&& ml7 iw isr
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To Shin Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor il captains OF vessels arriving
here will give Commodore r. s. Martin, Of fleet
Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo any
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Martin win
board them Immediately their arrival We will ecpfocate
he favor in
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE famed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
be obtained in this country. See advertise
the last column Of fourth m3ix
FREE SUFFRAGE.-The friends of free and universal
suffrage who feel dete mned the principles of
the Constnton Of the United States in their primitive purity
especially that great and radical principle of equity which
qires neither properly religious creed qualification for
citizenship for official station requested meet at Mil
itay Hail. Bowcy, opposite Spring street, MONDAY evening
ihe a,d inst a ~ O'clock for the purpose Of full and free
son Of the friends Of equal rights in Rhode Island in their
attempts 10 carry ont ths principle of human brotherhood
JOHN CUMMERFORD,
John u: HUNT,
JOHN HECKER, Committee.
FRANCIS TREADWELI
JOHN WINDT,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic steamer
Packets to Arrive.

Packets to Arrive.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Rathbone, April 90
p. Henry, Delano, April IS
FROM PoRTsMoUTH.
Mediator, Champlin, Mar. 81
Wellington, Chadwick, April |
FROM HAvRE.
Oneida, Funck, April 10
Argo, Anthony, April u
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ROOMS

TWO single gentlemen can have paror and bed ad
joining, handsomely furnished, for -ie small Of three
dollars weekonly S10 each private family where
there boares and in the central location the
city IS Chambers second house of Broadway also
large second floor, furnished for 50 per week
mel 3tis-c
misunderstood Potter, of the ninth ward, his
AA house on the 5h for Jersey C.y He last
board OF the ferry boat leaving for that place. No sufficient
his family state of most painful anxiety his fate.
He was large Of about fifty aid and five feet
INCHES in height grey hair aud blue H. had when he
left home olive brown dress black
mixed cashmere pantaoons and brown beayecloth
Information from who has him the after
OF the 9Th instant will be gratefully received by his
friends and may be lef with
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Packets to Depart.

Packets to Depart.
FOR LIVERPOOL
Sheridan, De Peystcr, May Is
s. America, Bailey, June l
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, May 81
Mediator, Champlin, June |
FOR HAvRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, May "a
st Nicolas, Pell, June |
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W y
mle lw.r SO Wall street
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
SSORTMENT OF Carpeng be found in the City is a
"A j. u. LOUNSBERG &CO.S New Carpet Ware Rooms,
40 Pearl street. where will be offered this week splendid
assortment Of Brussels, three ply, neain and Venetian Car
Floor Oil Cloths, Transparent Italian Window SHADES
together with every other article the carpet line lowest
possible prices. j. H. LOUNSBERG co
m IsSc Pea trest.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

AND CAPTAINS TRADING SOUTH.
a REALLY handsome income may be madc-The prornc-
tor Of the Italia Chemical Soap famous for the SKIN
daily orders from all the country (fticul
~ Sou lor that article II will be sold admit u
liberal r-Of u is well known remedy for eruption Of
the skin for clearing DARK sunbunt yellow compile yion,,
curing the bites o insects mo.1uoe ganrper will cure
spots from the yellow fever And also Jones' Oil Of Coral
Ccasss the hair restorative Both of these articles d
ready sale in the Southern markets aud persons VIII do well
their orders r. Jones, OF the American
Eagle 90 Chatham street. NJ Y All orders be postpaid
mi0 3t'c
7 BoNNARD & r. DELAMOTTE Thave reopened their
y Eating Rooms on improved style, Nassau street
ready all hours furnish Breakfast anil
Dinner the choicest things which the offers and will
20 merit liberal patronage, by giving satisfaction 10
all VINO VIII favor them Withtheir presence. mil lw~c
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WANTED-An artist, used to decorative paintng also
apprentice. my20 lmr
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MI It+c CiAItLts McINIYN 10 < ".
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C.
&c u r II II ] UL Y. 1912.

COUNTRY and CITY dealers in fireworks, will find it TO their
~ advantage call aud assortment
Of the best quality, r. AYLIFFES old establishment G5
Chatham large quantity of fire crscker received
Remember the of the mammoth sky rockets and gold
kew M