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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

Srevs-Governor Hubbard Of New Hampshire,
intimates that the State Prison is the most flourish
ing institution in that State. New Hampshire is a
thorough ocofoco State.
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ANOTHER COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT Of
the fourh-raie critics propose in the Sunday pres
10 give Sylvan, fourth-rate ballet dancsr-a com
plmentary benefit. Good capital Give him
by all means. Then let us all join and give
The scene-shiftersond bootblacks complimentary
benefits apiece Why stop midway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

LICENTIoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new novel
from the pen of Bulwer has been announced to-day
at a cheap rate. His last novel was Zanoni, of
which probably 10000 at IL IL cents per copy, were
circulated throughout society in the space Of ten
days.
There has been great deal said against the crcu-
lation and influence of the cash newspaper press
but we will venture to say that the morals of
ciety in this country, are more Slapped and mined by
the circulation of cheap fashionable terature-such
as Bulwers--than by all the newspapersin existence
those who affect to call themselves exclusive and
fashionable in these contemplate times, are the
ders of such works-and more insolent and demo-
ralzed crew of beings exists in country than such
class. Without any integrity, honesty, industry,
or benevolence of character the exclusives and fash
onables who read all such trashy literature,
y support these pretensons by the modern system OF
finance (which is cheating reduced to science, and
shaving pepetrated on large scale.
The progress of the licentious literature is Curl
Gus phenomenon in these days, and will lead to some
dro results in politics, society, or morals, in Of
these latter days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

The ExcuRsloSs.-Yestcrday was a lovely sum-
mer day-not too warm out of town. One third of
the city went into the country. Every locale in the
neighborhood was crowded-but none was more
cool clear and agreeable than Prospect Hall, where
Now,and did the honors of the day. The breeze
the views--thc airthe green grass, were all deli
e,o,s
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PEACH CRor.-There will be only half crop
in Delaware this year.
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RECOVERED The Rev. Mr.. Van Zandt, we un.
derstand, to officiating at Seneca Falls.
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POISONED BEEf.-Has the report OF the medical
gentlemen appointed by the mayor TO investigate the
cgses OF sickness and death which resulted few
months ago, from the use Of poisoned beef. been
madel If 40. when is il TO be given to the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

Or GOVERNOR BoGcs of Missouri, is still alive
No discovery has been made of the assassin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

HORRIBLE. Powell, Of Wake County,
n c., has been arrested for numbering his own
wife
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT ECCLESIASTICAL DECISION
1t has been decided by the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church, that it is incest for man to
marry his deceased wife's sister. The vote was II
to 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

An ODD DEcrsoN.-On the trial Of woman in Engla}
for biting off mans nose the foreman Of the jury decide
that il attempted to kiss woman against her will
she had right to bite ohis nose, if she had fancy for
doing verdict was accordingly rendered for the d.
PENDANT.
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DO TFLL-Who is the precious blockhead who
denies, In the "New Era" that Van Buren, and
Clay were both in Saratoga in the summer of 1899
Who is the delicious who asserts that Van was
IN Washington, attending his public duties, when
Clay was visiting this State in that year Who is
the exquisite ignoramus Do tell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

STEAMSHIP BRITISH QuEEN.-Ths fine steamship
will sail tomorrow for Southampton and Antwerp.
She takes letters for England and the Continent.
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GREAT ATTRACTION AT WAsHTNGroN-A CAPTAIN
GOING TO DrE 1t will be recollected that Captain
Bolts, Of Richmond, announced in the bills of the
day year ago, that he meant to head certain
Captain Tyler, or die" Having been unable to
accomplish the said heading of Captain Tyler Cap
tam iiotts intends TO fulfil his promise TO the public
and the wing party and will have the honor to
die" on the 10th of July next between the hours OF
~ and o'cocS. Admittance gratis The "three
natives of Virginia" shareholders
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"WnERE Is CAPTAIN ScHINpLEyP'-Yesterday at a
special confirmation held purposely at ST Paul's Mrs
Schenley, the youthful bride of E: w. H. Schenley,
Esq, was confirmed by the Lord Bishop OF Liam
daft, dean of st. Paul's, &c. This lady, respecting
whose marriage the American newspapers have in
dulged in so much raRcor and rhodomontade, has
been sitting for her portrait to I. Lewis, Esq.
JOE SURGE has written to his friends at Noting
ham, who wish him to be put in nomination at the
next election, to say, that he will accept OF the
honor, on the condition " that no money be spent,
or any improper influence exercised to bias single
vote in his favor"
WANTED GovERNEss."-It has recently come
within our knowledge that nearly one hundred APP
locations have been received, In each OF two In
stances, by gentlemen in this neighborhood, IN re-
ply to single advertisements, announcing the want
of governesses in their families.t Sherbornc Jour-
nal.
TAKING The VEM.-Miss Baxter and Miss Kelly,
young ladies of considerable fortunes, took the
veil lately at the convent of the Sisters of Mercy"
Bermondsey. Amongst the sisters who assisted at
the ceremony were Miss Agnew, neice of Sir A.
Agnew, Bart, and Lady Barbara Eyre, daughter
of the Earl of Newburgh.
TAKING THE CAsH-The income of the Arch
bishop of Canterbury is stated to be f4l 600 year,
which makes f7SS IS. I'd. per week, Ell2 6s sd. per
day, and "a iss. Sd. per hour, reckoning twenty
four hours to the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

The School ELECTION This day the election for
school commissioners, &c, takes place-beginning
at sunrise and ending at shutdown. There is little
interest felt about it, Fit were question between
two sets OF vagabonds who wanted the spoils and to
live on the public, there would be a general stir
But the education Of the rising generation is mat
ter, 1t appears, of perfect indifference to christian
and moral people No wonder that Satan, like
every other scoundrel getting rich in his old age
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l20,WU,UU
The entire plan consists of seven vast lines of the
first order setting from Paris and leading-. To
the Belgian frontier through Lille and Valenciennes
= To England by one several points on the coast
to be hereafter determined. 3. To the German from
tier through Strasburg. 4. To the Mediterranean,
through Lyons, Marseilles. and Cette. s. To the
Spanish frontier, through Bordeaux and Bayonne.
6. To the Atlantic Ocean by Nantes Z. To the
centre of France through vierzon, with prolonga-
ZION to be hereafter determined, with branch to
Bourges. And of two lines of the second order
from frontier to frontier, dreced-l. From the Me,
dtenanean to the Rhine, through Lyons, Dion, and
Mehouse. 2. From the Mediterranean to the Al
Iantic Ocean, through Bordeaux, Toulouse, and
Cettc.
EMIGRATION TO AMERIcA.-The following return
has just been published
Emigration from the port Of Liverpool in April 1872
To the United States OF America. $500. 1906
To the British Colonies, North America. l,945
Total during April 1912. 1901
Total during April, 1871. s,sl7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

0}- WE HAVE OFTEN HEARD THE EXPRESS
sion he stands well in his boots" particularly of buxo
young lads, who have nothing in their pockets AMI
roguery in their heads never however felt prsct
cally until obtaining pair Of Rogers metallic sles
heel boots at the old exclusive boot store la Chsths
street which is real luxury, the heels ou
or diminish as long as the boot lasts.
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$sss,282 IS


The warehousing system, as connected with the tariff
will probably be deservedy among the first measures
which will engage the attention of Congress at the up.
preaching session. and will probably be brought to the
notice of tina. body in the annual message ohe President
The advantages reaped from this system in England has
been so many and obvious that surprise the
merchants OF this country should long remained
without such arrangement The system was first in
troduced at of London alone by the Act of 1903
on the most important articles of West India produce
which were permitted to be waehoused without pay ment
of duty The power thus impaired first acted upon
with the greatest caution The construction and si,u.
ton othe warehouses; in the different parts of the king
dom, were such, that it lsdered inconsistent with
the interests Of the revenue to grant them same prv
eges that extended to the London Docks The adj
vanages had also not become sufficiently obvious for the
merchants to make efforts for obtaining extension
ofthe privilege In process of time the merchants per-
ceving the great benefit to be derived it. have ex
erted themselves from time to time. The following is
list OF the ports now enjoying the privilege with the dates
AfA A.r lko.x
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Sales at the stock Exch.no..


The canal VIII probably be closed finally since the
setting IN oil the present cold weather. there is but little
doing generally; but produce is held high
Naval Sores-sales OF north Co. Turpentne So rs
Tar for shipment at 81 so common bbs dull at 37y
cents
Oils Whale OIL offered at 30 cents aud IS cents is bid
by shippers American nseed is selling so cents
olive in casks at so palm oil sold export at 81
cts h.
Prorisions-Beef at steady prices Pork remains the
same. limited No change in Ohio lard northern is
Ito cts city rendered cts New hams u to 81 CENTS
in pickle OF to 81 cts Smoked beef cents in pickle
to At cents Good dairy butter IL to 10 cts mddling
quality to 10 cents Goshen 10 Is cents Ohio do to
Teens Cheese is in fair demand Al to "a cts. Ship
ments OF cheese are constantly making to England.
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Cattle Markets.

The immense Quantities poultry arriving, in
ke has caused considerable inactivity in the cattle wards
There was fair supply of animals brought forward but
less than the usual number sold prices exhibiting de
cline since iaet week Beeves ranged from $3.50
very hne at the latter rate. Sheep from ST. 90 to SiO
lambs from 10 cts to $500 and and calves from $40
to 35 Quite anumber OF cattle in market unsold.
In the Philadelphia market last week there were 700
head OF beef cattle ofwhich 200 from Virginia 100
head went on to New York and so left sales
were made at from 81 Il cts; extra SC. $50 and
calves, SlIa - extra 80 Springers 10 Ia dry
all 400 hogs. 81 T. extra ilc per h. 80 left go
sheep at 81 a LIS extra 2,25.
The st. Louis Republican says, that cattle weighing
not less than GOO lbs sold in that city low
price OF 81 so per cwt.
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Died.

On Monday morning after long and severe illness.
MARIA r. OGDEN, wife of Israel Post, aged 40 years
The relatives and friends the family invited
tend her funeral Wednesday afternoon the inst
O'clock from his mothers residence, $50 Hester 81
On Sunday, 27,h inst E. HORROR in the ADD year of
his age.
On Sunday, aftera long and painful Illness THoM.,
Cock, in the 32d year of his age.
On tn, 9th inst MARY McKENNA in the 10th year of
her age.
The friends and acquaintance of her sons Charles Nc
Kenna, James McKenna, and William McKenna are re.
specfuy invited to attend her funeral Tuesday the
29h inst at O'Clock p M from the residence of her son
James, No. 30 Spruce street.
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Domestic Importations.

LvERrooL-Shp Roscoe-oo tons coal 1892 sacks chain
anchor Grinne'I' Mntun CO bales White Sheffield
Wiams-2 bxs @ c Thorbum-ls bbls o Ferguson-l pkg
Stewart-l Henry Jessop-l Fellows Wadsworh co..
Isaac Pl,tt-2 ohsrr Linariea5 Richardson Watson
1923 bx, TN 10 casks WINE Pielrs Dodge COS cks
Kennady Wave John Wou-l-4 A Van Nest-l WorreI D.
Wood Coates Wilson-2l Gamer & Cog Seymour
Harmer Mcgowan Hays- Courtney Cos David Haddsn
-2 Smith, Thurgar col Chas Eyre James Horsey-3O
Josiah Macy son5OO hxs Tin Cooley Smith~I,s3 bars iron
II hhds sundry pkgs TO order.
Characteristic Day Chase- anniseed 30 tons u,tic
20 do Bonair wood Foulk SON.
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At Owego. n Y. on Tuesday, 18th November, by the
A. CAMr all of Owego.
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Nov. $50 r. M.
The sales at the stock board small to-day but the
sound stocks generally BETTER Kentucky, Ii Ohio
/; Harlem Sales of bills New Orleans par prem;
Charleston 80.
of property consisting ofa lots of ground on the
porherly corner apd Broad and fronting ON
and known as No and 6s Broad ST. being together in
length street. fee, inches and on the north
erly side GO fee, inches made at $4,000
The OF Reputation on the part of Norman
Johnston & Co, and supported by the Bank of America
producing curious results as affects the assets of other
Banks and the National character in relation TO the debts
due by Corporate companies foreign houses The ra
mcations OF reputation shameless and are
rious and instructive Banks and individuals appeal TO
the law to support them in it with unblushng point
ing to Daniel Lords book the code of mercantile
law We shall proceed trace out some recent transac
tons at our leisure.
The New York Contributonship Fire Insurance Com.
pany have this day declared dividend six per cent for
the last six months, pay able LIST Of December.
The last Cincinnati papers mention that there was a
good supply of Eastern exchange par per cent
MUM.
The Cashier of the Branch Bank at Terre Haute ndi.
ana proved be deaulter some S2oO0 previous
to which discovery his standing was very high
is stated that when the authorized agent Of the State
of Indiana applied for the portion of the land money be-
longing that State, the Secretary politely informed him
that it could not be paid nasmuch the State was in
debted to the United States and would applied to that
Indebtedness.
At New Orleans on the lsth SASS specie arrived
from Vera Cruz The following the receipts the
New Orleans Custom House for the year
NEw ORLEANS Custom HoUsE.
Duties imports LIST quarter 1912, S.1O All O
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nc PETERS CATHARTIC, OR HEALTH LO
ZEN GsThese lozenges will be found perfectly eff
cien speedy and safe in their operation Composed en-
tirely %. BILE Rodents, they operate specifically
upon the snting as we'll as relieving, con-
geson OF mt organ. They particularly
ehcacious d. a-ections dyspepsia, fever and ague,
bilious fever ndce irregularities in females costv
ness all affections o. the stomach bowels and for every
disease where purgatve medicine is required No me-
dcne has as strong claims for its general efficacy the
Cathartic, or Health Lozenge
They purify the system purge the blood Of every nox.
ious substance restore the functions the whole animal
economy, and leave the Individual with reinvgorated
constitution.
Had we room, would introduce such proofs of the
virtues ofhs Incompatible Lozenge would satisfy the
most skepcal and incredulous As it is we offer it to
the public strong in the belief that il will be found
peror to any known remedy Principal Office I25 Full
ton corner OF Nassau street.
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03-THE REV MIR. DUNBAR OF THE MACDOU-
GAL street Church. relieved in one day OF very dis
tressng Cough, hg she-man's Cough Lozengess
10. w HoXie, Esq cured of the Rheumatism that
bent him almost double by of Shermans Poor Mans
Plasters.
DR.. Castle. the celebrated Dentist 297 Broadway says
Sherman's orrs Tooth Paste is the best thing in the
world for cleaning and preserving the teeth DR. Sher-
mans warehouse is at l06 Nassau street. Agents.
broadway corner of Grand street, ~ Hudson street,
Bowery, an IT East Broadway.
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ay- THE FRENCH ANTfPHL OGTsTlC MIXTUR
orthe cure of all discharges from the urethra-sold
bottles, at 81, and at 80 cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
OF Nassau street.
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M A RI TIM E H ERALD.
To Ship Masters and Agents.

To Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem i favor if captains Of will give
to Commodore William A. Basseu, of fleet.
port Of the shipping left at the port whence they saicd
vessels spoken on their list of their and
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them i'm
mediatev their arrival Agents and correspondents
home abroad will also confer avcr by sending this
Office all the intelligence they obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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GFADVICE TO ALL.-Every family, PARTICULAR y
those who live at distance in the Away
be provided with supply ofthe
STAT\RJTRN

VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS,
Which by being timely administered will prevent the
progress of many fatal Diseases the following respect
able persons who having used them in their iamesno
stand ready to testify to the exceea. health preserving
qualities Of these Pills -
Robert Murls No ATS Greenwich st. near Canal.
Francis Post. Sc Vandam street.
VIM. S. Frsby, $50 Hudson street.
Henry s. Thorn. GIG Division street.
F.. NJ. Anderson, $50 Spring street.
A. w. Lester 1872 Sullivan street
Office for the sale of the above valuable Pills is No. 2ss
Broadway next door to the Tabernacle Price 25 cents
per box
Philadelphia Office, Ledger Building.
Boston office 9 Court street.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Aucfioneer.
BY BELL < HOWARD.
sf9res Nos. u hun and Is EtfifC-l ssyss.l


rB BY Sell esL ho Ars'iGSss'
fsf''es No. u .1nn and li5 Fulton sivss;J
TUESDAY.
Atloh o'clock in the sales room.
Large sale Of elegant clothing London cloths and
cutlery cases watches. splendid Diamond PIN &c
Also Enslh silver Watches; do levers. splendid gold
ed as security for money lent two years since.
large stock OF choice dry goods hosiery &c by order
WEDNESDAY
At l0f o'clock in the sales room
SPLENDID Furniture saleA large assortment Of elegant fur
stock OF NV ey made cabinet furniture BEDS bed
X.o srss sdSna and Sf ys1y valuable of
peIb ehold and kitchen furniture of all descriptions from
g. AZ lo'; o'clock al the sale rooms
Also an entire invoice of hall mane aud astral lamps
GAS fixtures, eurrHs and
lery, jewery. &c.
Also 20 baskets champagne 20 deniohn' brandy, sc
StovesA number eff valusble second hand stoves
Also lily o'clock pecisev one piano forte and two bill
lard tables by order Oft sheriff.
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
TUESDAY,
An,..O,,..a AT o ioIa O'clock, AZ the sales ROOM
a" assortment Of 1--WE ;sHsisb 1
Pisnos new and second nd furniture stoves carpenq Sc
I nc sgant rosewood French grand action piano.
stoves-A variety of best hail. paor and cooking
A'o' $50 pieces French =. blankets, large size
=, 80. At 10 2 o'clock at 40 Maiden Lane.
~ shenHs Sale1Conens Of Dry Good and Fancy Store
Consisting OF silks laces, rbin gloves hosiery menery
sher Sale-At 10 O'clock At s7 Pearl street, stock
%, ssS o "a BY esta que comprising as'or
m At p PRIVATE sALE-i urrb French piano
IN tone TO any instrument imported
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 30, 1s4a.

SUN RIsEs... =. 1911 NOON RrsEs....... 10
sur Al HIGH WAFER. rs is
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o. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-The Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
OF obtaining medical advice tina. on renting the sum Of
dollar, with statement of their casc they will be
supplied with one dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter oil advice containing full directions diet
regimen, &c. All letters must be post paid. Addess
Principal office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance at the
private consulting rooms of the college. Hours from 10
ill , o'clock
SURGICAL Cause.-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services of of the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and therefore pre-
pared 10 receive and treat surgical cases. Squirting,
trac and all diseases OF the requiring operation
structure OF the urethra-calcu in the badder,-club
oot diseases of the joints and of the spine will be
cularly attended The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who so desire will be visited at their own
houses after operation.
By order of the College.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau st. New York,
o. DR. BARTHOLOMEw's PINK EXPECTO-
RANT SYRUP is decidedly the best remedy for coughs
colds and all diseases of the chest lungs and liver 1t
has been very extensively used in every state OF the
Union within the last ten years and mas gwen general
penny affair but has been fully tested by experience II
further contains no mercury, morphine or any mineral
shown from the first in the country who have been
almost mracuousy cured of that fell destroyer of the
expecoration and renovaes the whole system its cost
is only half what the (Norphine) Balsam is, namely
One Dollar per bottle 70 be had only at II Maiden lane
genuine down town only, at II Maiden lane.
n3- HON. ROSWELL MEAD, MEMBER OF THE
Legislature OF New York knows Of case of the
distressing piles of Standing where the person used
Dalleys save as from II Maiden lane New York with
success than all he had used for years Who
will live without this valuable salve at hand
In the case of the little girl at i3 Liberty street whose
life was saved by this salve dressed with
some other preparation and the Dalley's Salve left Oft
when the child again went into agony nsuerable and
the other dressings had to be and the Pain Ex
tractor applied that relieved instantly. Dr. Freeman Of
East Broadway, was a witness to it.
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NOPPEh-ioe Cases very superior Englsh Copper from 10
70 '''' lot sale IN lots E. X, JSS SfrehhifSs co,
n29r 81 South street.
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ROOM let the first floor, for single gentleman, q
"A Park Place. ne ltssc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,
'ThErE fsr-fame and celebrated Pills. from PortuEA,
.s,s y, ~ st ~ . 81 .s-s
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AH al, PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANT-
GE-rzp)s Landing at intermediate Places.-The new
A-and CONNEXIONS steamboat ROCHESTER,
Capthn r. 81 John. will leave the Steamboat Pier he
the foot of Cou and and Liberty Streets Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. 20, al five O'Clock.
1fo eight apply board p T.. SHULTZ
az the Office the wharf.
N, BAH kinds OF property taken only the risk Of the
thereof nor
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w. 5. MERCHANDISING lHBett'
Principal land only Office of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau ST. New York,