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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

ESPECIALLY those the city, are respectfully re-
II minded that they rful and highly
favored Teas of every descnpuon very
packages suitable for private for their regular custom
at the Canton lea Conn anys Depot
~ lmSr No. 12l Chatham st, New York.
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TAILORING.
MARTINS

MARTINS
IS Cash Tailoring Establishment,
l54 William Street, Corner of Ann Street,
rs decidedly the cheapest in the city There always on
hand select stock of goods cash.
which will be made up order in the style Of make fit
ming &c., that has given such general satisfaction during the
last -four years. positive saving OF per cent
Gentlemen requested to call and examine. Those who
furnish their goods, have them
j MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Goats, made aud trimmed, 80. 81 90 to So 50
Pants and Vests, IS 10 90
sOyer Goats, 9 90 90
NJ Tems-Cash delivery:
Il, 1mH MICHAEL. MARTIN
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THE HOPE MILLS.

THE HOPE MILLS.
Ia NARKETFlt Id ST, between Broad and Whitehall
~ late 26f n iztbrih street, New York. OAi.e ly1
Front Contaut{ iaud ground SPICES anu Coffee
e loves market pces and IN The usual y~rery Of pcases
81 gnsm
NfAHEsL4E HoLDERMANN, - Maiden L he Ill lye
- ih & yeI ne iete we packets arg l.ru
uf tfs lower, gold and silver Fnres and arsc
.ssor uesct suuittucd ha work such Wgs Iouyces
balGg, Iuils Clastide Bgsidt, PADS Thule Ribbon Ne
eTown ieees, Seams, &c. &c, 23lv"m
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AMERICAN MACINTOSHES.

THESE Water Proof Gnments, being furnished
establishment, in possible respect, fully
equal the imported either French English and much
better made up The style Of cut and G such will bear
generally preferred. Dealers supplied on favorable
Gentlemen who prefer may be and
their Remember-Day IS Maiden Lane is the
only manufacturer of the real American Macintosh
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor Roxbury India Rubber Company,
lmAr Warehouse removed from to Maiden Lane.
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wT 1n ius received by Havre pacnet suiIy, Duchess
vO.an, and Iowa alsge assortment or superior and fash
Ionsb,e flowers and feathers, Of the latest Psssn styles
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ILioQ tons Liverpool Camel Coal ioi sale lots 90
rrrcbasep, now landing from ship Sddons Apply to
kDWp X. COLLINS, 4 Co., - South street
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SHIRTS

CHIRTS made after the latest approved French
~ pacss CoH ansloons vests, and all under garments
made order short notice and in the fashionable style
Gentlsmens Furnishing Store 81 and So Maiden Lane New
York. iifl
s3smsr WIN. COLLINS.
- of Liberty, New York. Notice is hereby given
merchants and traders general that the proprietor OF the
above establishment has adopted method of Manufacur
ing which enables him sell his shirts cheaper than
any house the city. This statement will be affirmed
by the list of prices, follows -
Fine Muslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and Collars, per
doy, fIIl b. 81 50
Do, stitched in the Bosom and Collars, per doz, 90
Do, coored, W patterns, large per dox,
Also large quantity OF Bosoms and Collars constantly
hand. which win be offered cheap for cash. % 1nhr
r Attest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPOT.-MRS.
II vANDERPOEL, No. 357n Broadway, having completed
her for receiving The earliest fashions
services ladies of TASTE who DESTROYS Of economising
articles Of dress. =.
Muslin Dresses made in gentoe Style. $500
Silk !" !" I" 3 90
Every article OF dress vogue may be had the low
remunerang prices and she haers herself that she
suit the tastes Of the most sstidous satisfied that those who
may favor her with call, will come again. $40 lmsr
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y d al oh r.drstous o. Keep tVr ct and
1.th c1miG: ..a,on b. allns at The OLD EXCLUSIVE
BOOT STORE, y ia Chatham street. they b. accom-
~ dated pto has hlud fuI his
Wv" WATER PROOF BOOTS.
Constantly had ul supply Of alt other kinds OF Boots
pic - the times.
Also h Al inv luabe article R,gars' Metal astic Heel
lot can oItnrd Old Ea.u i've Boot store. No. i4
lh.fhal Ia I'm
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FENCING SALOON AND
SHOOTING GALLERY. tau

MANuLEs! MANGLEs !!---Prces reduced.--lmpertant
M Hoel and Boarding house Keepers Families dun
CAN WEST respectfully inform the public that they have
hand and manufacturing their patent manges which, for
saving machine, it entirely sapecedss the of ironing
the aid Of fuel They be operation the United
States Hotel and at Bankers Mansion House and nearly all the
hotels the city They sold No. Little Green street.
Liberty street, N where Messrs. d. w. do bell
hanging lock smithng and all kind Of work. cheaper than
can be done elsewhere.
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JNR. CARPENTERS Old Established Peck Slip Dispense
~ ry No Peck Sp, near Pearl ST. lPrvte and condcn-
asepa,ae offices and are never exposed
York State Medical Society and has had nearly 20 expert
Perfect in all guaranteed Charges Tssona
bic. sc m.r
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STEAM ENdINEFof sale ss 'or,y horse PSwfT
feet STOKE with governor force pump and hxtntes completes
Nv wheel fourteen feet diameter and weighs four ana he
nm. Va Nh len feet long pinion Also wheel
three feet diameter The work Is GOT no in neat substantial
ARA vokmanlikc manner and adopted 10 the OF
an.irev For further particulars inquire Of o. g.
NJ. Be- Am slic,t, ". ", Office I'd story, sll lou
I'M JAMES ALEXANDRA HOUSTON has femoseo
IL his CovsuLrtTe ovr'os- 90 No. HrsALp FurLntss
corner of .,ssssa .ads ic,laLAs
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THE EURFKA BLEACHING.
NOTICE TO FIREM

No. Spruce street. near Nassau, New York.
"A sure. ior article Wn'iug lax manufactured by
] NJ ] AMI sol whole ale and l. zgtmse
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
By f.. SUSER, 564 Fcari Street,

- Z. sUsER, Bootmaker and maker of Lasts an
Five" OF Clerce of Paris begs leave to inform his
friends and all the sma.eur of ehau.sure"
that he make in New York with the French
materials all that perfectly made in Pas by his
the celebrated bootmaker Ceree whose numerous
this side of the Atlantic respectfully invited
boets and lasts before they despa! Of chau
Also the Genuine Paris Jet Black Varnsh Sold ,23m$m
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA. ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES DIINNE IVATERTANO PRINCIPAL

JUNE WA EhlaNO,
HflS Academy established years ago, under Inc
tonnage OF The former lntendem General ofhs isIard and
Other distinguished individuals OF the nobility merchants of
thus slt ~ condncted on the plan Of the Gre gNmna
ns aud me method Of tuition is the nterrogaye." All the
scholars the English language and Of them
Tbs Pneipa has tbs experience of schools France Ger
man Engand and thr United States. HIS chief aim
Nyethe youth entrusted his praccs knowledge of
cuss branches OF ro education which required in al
sce{ careers, and are applicable 10 any.
course OF study, therefore, comprehenas the English,
NafauI Philosophy the practical rsr Of Mathematics and
Drawings OF ylrions kinds.
Professors OF divers nations and reside the
from the director.
SUCH signal has attended this plan on that
two foreign languages IN perfectly Ineligible and
those oi nperyeaTs, correctly and easily.
fr acquisiOa only OF the Spanish, but also OF other
thus placed within the reach of the youth OF the
Quilted States, without its being necessary for n, TO
nquh the advantages winch from nEngsh ed
ucauoa The object Of the Principal desiring receive
youths rom the United States TO facilitate the requirement
oil the fng sh accent for his Spanish pupils which
would be douby repaid them by by the and introduce
here the manly spirit of the Engsh schools The young, c
zens Of the United sAtes nothing fear from The cir
mate The mouse being spacious and airy situated heahu
spot short dis om the sity and containing within
limits me bath and complete gymnasium for the preservation
OF the pupils health Two youths, lately arrived from Germa
n.y. have passed the the school perfect eah As
the PRINCIPAL married and his wife and sister have
chase OF The department. children are received az any
agr but tnat Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undsturbed
The terms $500 payable three months adj
vance There are ex'rss except clothes snd books
Heierences-M ESSRS. CHAS. DRAKE x BROTHERS.
ALEXANDEn MORALES, ESQ,
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Vol. VIL.-HO. 332 ---WhOis NO. 2l04.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newsPaper-pub-
shed every day of the except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num-postages pail-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every SATURDAY
mornzgPrce 81 cents per copy, or IS IL per ahnum-
post ages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation oil
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city,
or the World and is therefore the best channel business
men in the city ~ couay Prices moderate-cash in ad-
vance
NEW YORK LANCET, published weekly, price l2t
sonts per single copy-s cents by the quantity. The
prce Of this valuable periodical has hitherto been
cheap in comparison to its utility. intelligence, and
workmanship. It has, therefore, been advanced to S. per
annum for years. for half year-or l2t cents per
single copy-cash in advance, and hostages paid
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS, or LETTERS addressed
by distinguished men to George Clinton, formerly Go
NEW York, during the revolution and first pub
lished by permission Of his grandson, Col Beekman
beautiful octave edition in numbers-prce l2i cents
each.
THE ATHENEUM A New MONTHLY JOURNAL
AMERICAN FOREIGN LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE
FINE ARrs-Esch number adorned with beautiful en-
graving-prioe only lai cents each.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRorRiEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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HEALTH!
THE POOR MANS RICHES, AND THE RICH
MANS RTISS

HEALTH!
THE POOR MANS RICHES, AND THE RICH
MANS BLISS.
THE season Of the year hand VIII those fata
aeases which foster and the constitution for early
COLDS CoUhs, "a As Eth IYtS AND COMPLAINTS
are mos, Liable to attack tn human system.
1.-THE chills OF .utumn strike the frame
40 hour Of would end the same,
And I'll its rage appease
Next comes tn. hour when we must die"
m. s Se q. bs most 'Ss Of for
1t this small speck eternity which ends our owl career oy
BE CAUTIOUS!
81! :SG T FO G 'IsGsh
another Here in our variable climate when ST tuess stalk,
liable s IT a Ss s lans 5
cow ,uSp ExTE EfS5f 81 f SS1auousD CANDY
uas sSs G + guS BY s..s .a s,iss
hat such times peops sta fsw days which Nv days
Ri, as ,sd %
T asa ,h nsf den ~ j.
propeos IS Division streets 10 ANor House. and ITO Broad
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE!
g.pemen-y wife hu. been for the last tnree years aic-
IT, Of thu a@s , 2s .I Ny Ny
uns. which was so severe 70 both tn fear I-s
Gu vi" w. ,"a s ss n
10 q y 5oS The c Which $ %s
so ,uccess that Cou OF Lungs
entire ~ healed TeY have consequently better health
than they have had before !.r the last three years.
wILfITTsl%s BOND SDD, II Li,penard st.
To Messrs. J. Pease 4 Son. IS Divi,i
OH NOBLE POWER! THY REIGN Is HERE
Gents WY wife has been for the last two or tire. yssrs
troubled with periodical cough accompanied with
great pain bleeding the lungs the cough has been
that during the of coughing the
blood would fly from her nth and n at tie same time
cough would in the fail and last through the
winter Nothing thar has been tried would relieve e until
weather VIII would abae little, until this last win
ter whenAhe de of Peases Hoarou Candy and The
results such to leave happs impression upon her
MUD Of efficacy aid virtues Il performed radical
when ali other att rJts flled.
DAVID w. rIERCY, 80 Delaney street.
and No. spiuce street
To Messrs j. Pcsse q Son, IS Division st.
SD that doubts the efficacy OF Pease's
Hoarhound Candy, shosd be very happy TO see them
Agent,--Rushton n Asrinwall, 10 Astor House, ITO
Broadway. and as William street.
Agents Of the City.
Bergess N Ziebrr. No. Ledger Buildings Philadelphia
Redding 4 Co No State street, Boston.
Dexter. No 81 State street, Albany, ". Y.
nal denan I. 'uisyille, Ky.
Thnmps VI * Co., Inciunati, Ohio
Weeds Waers, Troy,
Az aeent wanted at NV Orleans; -,
~ 4. Co eussloe o. the genuine Hosrhound Csndy "
be obtained whule.ais God retail. -,
Paues Dpphed with Ice Cream and I'll kinds OF Confec-
tonry at price. to 'rit he ,riSsseis, & the LINES
~ BAH kinds Of steam Confectionery AZ accents pound
al retail is InT
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Sun OFFICE, N. Y, !
Aug. 30, ls42.
MIR. II. ". BUTLER -
SIR
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fire hundred
reaas of paper per ioeek, for
six months from the 18th of
October, 1912, to be OF this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
Nj. Y. BEACH.
I accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
II. v. bUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912
Witness, Nj. S. BEACH
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SGftfH iSAE s@SsS
New YoRK HERALD
OFFICE, Nov. l., 1912.
MRssRs. PERssE X BROOKS:
GENTLEMEN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, New York
100 reams per lcsek OF the
small sized paper % Se32-
for the Daily Herald.
Also 90 reams per reek OF
the large sized - >44o for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be OF quail
ty equal TO this specimen
Payments 10 be made each
week in cash, in full for that
week.
FLAMES G. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as d.
reetei.
- PERSSE & BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, Switnesses
SAMUEL BEMAN,
BY these documents it will
istion of the New YoRK Her
the NEW York Sun, and tina
the more an eligible channel
and business notices.
Not a further word is niece
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COrPER2' to 30 or Of very quality manu-
" fIom ore, with For sale lots
sui purchasers By r. X. COLLINS co,
Tor tufns tre,t
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Sg.
a article OF solar LAM. very superior article.
Also sice OF Defecter improving the light Of
the old p.tte rn of Astral Lamp.
Also style OF Foreniine Brouze color immovabe.
together with of Lamps and Chandeliers for
churches, halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Caso Trays Toast Racks, Candesticks pkin
Rags Butter Tabs butter and Fruit Knives Shutters and
Triys, Coffee and Tea Urns,
Fine Table Cutlery dozens Japanned Tea Trays
great rarity Of patterns and forms; fine glass Bowls,
Pitchers, Tumber. Dishes Gobets Decanters Water Bot
Ties Su.ars sc. &c.
w. H. beg respect July inform their friends
and the public gesera that their with the
uuactpr sucnt stney sell all articles their line
renal ably low and respectfully invite them call
aud the show which alone is sufficient compen
for the trouble 500 smsr
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pHILADELPHIA DAUUERREUrYrE ESTABLISH.
MENT. Excnauge Bp,i,ns Noa. % sni T.-5ldslr Por
traits taken cm BIZ inches N diametrr Fam
Nv goups Of two tcl persons Plate. Tins Of SIT
Jug 10 seconds.
Constantly hand and Cor sale, nstu snis Of the same
kind - used IN the esiaLlhmrni also patog and all other
utensils w n " LANGENHEIM Mo imsr
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believe the three notes have been negotiated and
held as foowss-the first, fr S.Iio, by sclntyre 4
Smith bu, which do not admit to be Justly due and owing
by to the holders. The second by Robert Lucky,
who has recovered Judgment on IT, The third by John
c. Dever.ux IT, and Laurens Hull, jr. who recovered
judgment on it,
The claim against w. C. Holly, Charles T. Cstln and
John w Lsson, whatever be Justly due from all
either of them il due to my sssgnees Henry Charming
Besls Edmund c. Richards and Jacob C. Dey under tho
assignment to them made by me- bearing date 2oth june
Is40
The following judgments have been recovered against
me in the several courts named -
lao. In the Supreme Court by B. w. BonDey IL ~ Rich.
ards and Jacob G. Dey 30th May, lss0 for stoov W
Conditioned topay Sls700 and costs, So Is on ,hc OK
Of my furniture and above the execution ISSUED on
prior Judgment got by w w. Chester 90 s4sl a.
la7. By w. II. Van Wagner, IN supreme No"i'' y,"s-
ment entered Sd September isto for anil, 20 70, 10
lis. BY Thomas Downing New forh' @''n '"he, 1,so
lao Nv Neh. B Lane and w. D. Mangum, New York,
mere hants a7th July Is4o in SUPERIOR cour LOT igg 10
iso a. lac r. ID rnmmond N. Y. merchant, In Superior
Cou,t Iith July, 1870 Tor >, ~, 10 90
iki rs T. snDdiori and A. w. NHs merchants ~ n.
in ,uperior Court 23J Nov lSlo, l,203 62
,sS nv Geo Webb, N. Y. Carpenter, judgment entered
on Aug 1910 in the superior Court, for 1888 81
tss Nv VIM Meslcr aud j. Westervelt coal merchants,
" in Court Common Pleas % June, $780, for 373 ~
in Court Common Pleas, for rs 40
d. 90 o,d Inne IAN Tor COS OF
1876 BY Dudley Sed,n lawyer in Court Common Piers,
8 july 1910 (row claimed by y. Pcl OF Ny Tor iO 50
i67. BY II. L. Crooks John Fowkes iIoratio Fowks,
" grocsrs IN Court Common Pleas oh July, is4 Tor
1si ~
lss. By VIM John McLssn, n. Y. lumber msrch ants.
IN Court Common Pleas, 25h June, 40, for H4 50
Is9 BY Robert =. Fraser. GIN. Y---irsms maker, In
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60 ea 49,

NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE.
Via Norwich WORCESTER KAnRuADs
Composed Of the following
h the Norwich Worcester and Worcester Bos-
ton Rail Roars-
WORCESTER, Capt. J H. Vanderbilt.
NEW HAVEN, Capt. J. X. Dustan.
CLEOPATRA, Capt -.
On after Monday, Nov this line will be -week-
" leaving New York, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
only, at4 p. NJ
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r VAL.
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH


L.
Eco%o nY VT IN Y E DREs
Gsrmea ola most legan and fashionable And saving of
THE aeverserd d, il resort the hack
hat the length ofme he has been established together viii
the extensive patronage bestowed MN,
heng coected with extensive cloth Earp.
he ndsFt assets thai he can furnish eohes which on com
tn. sss1 g. F ffniEfsn d kor House Broadway
LONDcla AND aANouEsrER INDIA RUE
BIER GOODS.
WHoLEsAtE AND RETAIL. N9;s Wall street Tn
Ssf sT' Goed
Goats and Csies ofsuperor Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
~ Lama. Lam. Per
.d s% EG'9sr 'S'ns' Tor
COPPER to % OF Of extra qualify. manufactured
sur Ss s. and with ;' Coz to-"
49, Sc -outn street
no rHINrEts AND PUBLISH sHs.-A young ma n
business in sysv DEPARTMENT and branch ad vino has bee
employed in the capacity of reporter and subedor on several
in the country TO take charge Of aud manage email news
y psa @ 9S s Gs ese
Respectable references glyrn aud reaulr, NIL Irb
VAN NoRDEN's WHITING AND ,BoOKKEEPINa
ACADEMY Is open, 2s Broadway, 2no floor. for
the pupils where all acquire Van Noden' beau
al system Of oena'ainsh,p in very short nme and write
Mr. Van Noren is now prepared to give instruction in Book
nss ns monh araeo se pap euay bps.
and close, Practically from 90 TO 30 set of books.
Hours Of instruction from ga M. till r. NJ and from d,
The Ladies meet daily msP.M MS ,n.r
FANCY ARTICLES FOR The HOLfDArs.-Ihs
sney
% canvass aS ard 20 cora % %
umer and soap Of assorted aaaties etc. The public
esp cuily invited call examine the above STOCK
'FssslS % purchasing as Broadway
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NOrlCEIWhereas Samuel Bepheime.. Of Syracuse, has
~ acted as The agent OF H. Benhemer Brothers. rchans
IN the etyoi New York the collecting of debts SYRIA
cuse and in other business all hereby notified that
his such has revoked all
hereby forbidden To business with hum such
agents and whereas Samuel Bmhemer and Jacob Bloch,
s,liuiins the tim of Beinhemer Co. of syracuse have
this day assigned to H. Bemnemer Brothers, of New York.
all the Goods debts and demands OF every descriptions; there
lore all persous hereby forbidden oebs said
g. Bernheime Co either Of said firm after this date-and
all payments of said demands may hereafter be made Herr
man Bernnelmer Emanuel Behelner Simon Bernheimer
being the firm OF IL Benheimer Brothers, owhom will
DC found al syracuse wishing
nens aud on wnon ali To call
immediately ana settle their accounts aad noeE.
Dated Syracuse, ". Y, Nov, 81, Lac.
as asr II BERNHETMER BROTHERS
HOUSE FURNISHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL HAUGHWOUr, SCI Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents
aud Commission Merchants have just received and
opening and splendid assortment OF the following a
eles viz
Sive-ed Gilt and Bronze Ga Chandeliers, 90 lgh,sI
Do Candle do ato2
Do Candle Brackets. Ito
Do Ges br,cSets. l.3
DO Gas Maatel Light,, 10
Do Csiraiuoies, ITO
CanaieDras
Lamps, Hall and Lanterns, Reading Lamps
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR CON-
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing W aud from Liverpool, Weekly.
Is - A @
Old ESTABLISHED sAssAGE OFFICE. 81 SOUTH

The subscriber in hs arrangements Tor the year
1870 his friends OF
pec able support he has received for many years past
He lkswis wishes call the OF those intending 70
send for their friends reading in England Ireland Scotland
Wsles they all accommodated by this
line by weekly opportunities from Liverpool well as by all
the well kaown different lines Of packet SHIPS SAILING TO and
rom Liverpool the ls 7th 3 18th and 10Th oil sach month
throughout the year.
always been the study Of the subscriber TO have the
shown ty and despatched without delay and
ssose who send for their friends rest SATISFIED that every
TO those well all who may embark with them,
and should Of those whose has been eid not
park the will be refunded without charge -
The subscriber feels rleSe making known the differ
ships by which his during the last
which has given general and that he has consder
or AIDED and concluded hts the 1872
Tbs following ise list OF shrs -
slny~ scotland Aohinson. Ships Alabemian, Lane.
Fairfield, Wilson, rIintIce, Hopkins.
Russell Gloyer, how-s. Wales Watts.
Hibernia, Wilson. Westchester, Ferris.
Aired Cheever. Osceola, Chids.
Clifton, IDasrsoil 81. Cloud, EruessonL
Louisville, Allen. New York, Niyen.
Sobieskie Emersvn. Wanaw Drifhths.
Oswego Wood. Ocean, Willard
Talbot, Storey. n. Hampshire, Hariing.
Psnifea, lsoodmanscn. Robert isaacs, Tuemsn-
Virginia, Eaton. Europe, batcheldor.
free passage from the different ports OF Ireland and Scot
and eau secured and drafts fuhed for
PAYABLE National and Provincs B,nks Of Ireland and
their branches, and also Mers. W. Robin
son. LvsrpocL which paid free o. charge, throughout
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