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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23
MI. OII,-Light, Light.-Famiiie who

4 ND, OIL-LISIII' us 1T rIi1 "
want good Oil would do well 10 call on the soDsrTi-
her as he IAN supply them with rate article, war.
to burn all nigh without crustng or smoking ana
AT cost OF shilling less an the gallon Than they
have 10 nav at the stores No need to be complaining oil
moor oil as this oil is warranted, or money reiunded
ms Ia, ] ~ LITCEEY &c FToDts OF Old slip.
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P2sFGEGera Arrived
ss RasseEGero Arrived.
Iebrs Sarah Brewn, from Mobile-Cspt Past and si
Z

clls dH Dte"!i, ION MooIse-Capt fsSt ana :
strrges-
Passengers Sailed.
In racke. ship Huntsville, for y Orleans-Mr Dursnd
lady, TWO shiidIen and servazs Mr. Benjamin Thomas and
lady. Nj Hartman lady, three chlffrea AMI crvsnt
Mr George Read ana lady, Mrs Jane Peters. Mrs So
phia Miller, Aesi.s Richard David, w Lawrence, Al
phonse Msrcus and George Guynef, III Of NewosEeans
line Click, and hr John J Adams OF New-Ycrk.
In parS Adella- Elifa, havana-Ns 81 Hastings
L Consul at Trinidad Cnba: M-ssfs G Lopez, Cha
Wis, and Cabzad,, vi Hav ma Mr Oman, OF New-York
Mes rs Hew Antonio Rasnier, Victor Bishop, and
IorPS Engineer
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GOEeA2hi So' .sc Il.
Tie members o; Lodge requested 10 attend spe
Erday Evening Nov 25h al o'clock, business OF i'm
portaEce Puuciual attendance is requested.
By order JOHN NJ. hiICHAELS, ~ u.
Gu, Eocvr S.c,,v ms 81
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| gr-5, sre Price Esa SfOre-BROwN l. co. l73
Chatham Square of Mott-street, where tashicn
Beauty, Durability and Economy combined IN he iona
OF beautiful and neatly finished Hat for the s!a! sum
| " 90 ms I'm
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W Good Board and pleasant RooI;s can De oo.s1su
al No. % Clifi.sueet W LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

~ A Young Married MAN wants employment
in the City is outdoor Clerk, Salesman, in Forward
ing House. something of the kind BE has had peri
in buying Goods al auction and in business generally
His expectations of salary very moderate until be can
prove himself paying He refers The Editor OF
The Tribune. Addres: B r a. this Office. ~ Milf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

N Hear wha, the Preacher saith: $50,
DR.. JAYNE: Sir-I take great pleasure IN informing
Won that the bo,re of Hair Tosic which Obtained you
NV hair had for long time been exceedingly thin Ip.io1
three years had 50 allen on. a my ,s sssa
y of conceaIing the badness by coubln the har on me
side III bu, now after using about halt o9t.e OF .ns
Tonic have as Iuxurant growth of hair as ever mao.
c. C. PARK late Pastor oe the Baptist Chnreh,
' M Haddoaheld, n j.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No. 20 SCUM @ 20
Fhiisde!pha. Sold in NewsYork by A b. " Sanuss
and 100 Fulton street; by A. b. Sands CO.. US bf9aa
Way corner OF Chambers and by " Sahus q -
n Eos broadway, corner of Marketsueet. Free 81
" See D.. Thcmsons Fnh R-poE, OF Cures Of Rhepma
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M ANTED-A situation by respecta-
w Bile Chamh-maid. whe is an excellent washer and
ironer She lived 10 months in her last place. aud has best
S,rest Ms -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

For the convenience the Country Directors the Board
will convene Tor organization the Eagle Tavern, at FL
mira on THURSDAY, the 9th December nex at 10 O'clock
A. NJ WAl. 81. GOULD Secretary. ~ =
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furniture OF aay description 10 dispose Of who are oe
Ing up housekeeping, viii fnd1 ready sale isr any PEI
or ali Of lhci- goods, by sending their address, or cas
rpon ,ac subscriber Goods % any amount pGrcnSseo'
'iese u =. CoLTnN l. Co. Is? Chsifsn-s'-
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u A Front PnrIor to Aet, with Board, on the
first floor, suitable fer Gentleman and Lady or two Gen
.lenen Also, several apartments for Single Gentlemen
Location within one minutes walk OF the Post Office the
Park. Apply at No. re City HALL PLACE. n4
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NJ Remember the Removal Of the Rear
Cemphire Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner 10 La.
Fayette Hail. 97 Broadway, opposite N5los al pt1fs t.
daced nearly 50 per cent. G '" McCRsD1''A
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NEATHERS-400 lbs. Western Live
H Geese Feathers prime article for sale low Tor caSa
n243 r JONES y SMITH. "a James Slip.
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CITY INrEr1bInrncR

- . - $500. IOESDA7, TSOvt1nCtt
LAWYERS DIARY.-This Day, November %
cIseulT GousTaNos III. 2ls i2l: re- 2s ~ zs, al
COMMON PLEAS-Pan Nos g. is, q, g. IS. IS, ST, II
%, Psrt at at 10 o'cIock.-Nos 3d. a. 10 49, 80 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

E-W. C. RAYNER tunes Piano Fortes Ia any par. o.
the city fer Fifty cents Also, gives instruction on The piano
orte organ and in singing very moderate terms Apply
al his residence No. e First avenue. o25 ms
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u Office OF tho New.Yorik and Eric s.li

IL Office OF tho New-XGrk nnd Eric Rail
road Compury.-NewYo York, November 10, l9t2.-A
tie annual lection Directors OF the New-Yorh and Erie
Railroad Company held on Friday Inc 18th November IN
slant the following named persons elected Directors
OF said Company Tor the ensuing year:
Samuel Barrett, Chautauque County.
Renl. Chamberlain, Caaraugus County
Jesse Angel, Al!egany
Reuben Robe, Steuhen
Jonathan Patt, 'rio,
rhoS e. Waterman, Broonie
John 5. Booth, Orange
Thomas f.. Banch, Rockland
William Maxwell Cbeaiung
George Griswo'd, New-York
Freeman Canpbeli
Henry l.. Person
Saul Alley,
Chas. Augustus Davis,
Shepherd Knapp,
Stephen Allen,
James Bowen
For Inc oil the Country Directors the Board
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NJ Remember thss.-rhe Butchers Il. 3. Socis
yCovenanfL5dCeN 10. BIS L. @. of D. f.

Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
p,,,,,pI J,-rr Sec,ry n23 Is
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II BrOaHIFny Wnsa1nEfoN Esn1Pr.,5a!MCe
scci.sy-Nlli hold their egulaf meeting This {" eshe
day) Evening al ococs, their 500 Broadway, Con
cert Hail. Good Speaking and Singing may be Specie-
NJ B. Use Ladies Society meet at > T. NJ.
n.3 lt- LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, SecTS.
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~ LiebiH's Agricultural Chemissry LOT sue
this Office. Price 8 cents. Five copics icy 81 W.
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ism on Sd page w. f nla 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-23

n The i,,,pcrtnpcc winch ali ages have 70 'ne
Head OF Hair is eear index oil the value set upon peroh
al figure and when by capncious iraak e Nature
The human form deprive of is fair proportion, Arr
sorted to- in ORDER by artificial means, supply the den
cency Hence have those wonderful diseoTeTles
which bid Nature def srce. Barys VSntatins and Sos
Samer WIGS AND SCALPS,
or real heads OF hair which only be had at 40
way, corner oil Liberty street. up stairs Old LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-07
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA

CHARLES DUNNE WATERLAND PRINCIPAL.
'I'hiS Academy established the pa-
u9nage OF the former Intendeni General Of the Island
other dsIingqshed OF the nobility and Of
and the method of tuition Is the interogatve" All the
scholars rand the English language and many of them
speak Il hahitully and fuently
Ihe has the experience of schools in France Ger
many Engiad aud tbs United States. His chief aim
give the youth entrusted to his practical knowledge Of
oe branches OF poll education, which required all
acgse careers, aud are Applicant TO any
Inc course OF study therefore, English
'5srman aud Spanish 'anzuages Asory 0eox hies
Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematics, aud
Professors Of divers nations reside IN the cs
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan that Sc
ves OF ne pupils under -elve OF and speak
those oil nperyea correctly and easily,
The acquon only Of the Spanish but also of other
aneuage thus placed within the reach Of the youth Of
united states, without its being for the
nqAh the many advantages winch from cd
youth, from the United States facilitate the ocquremen
oil inc tng sh for x Spankh pupils which
would be doubly repaid them by by the and introduce
here ne manly spirit of the English schools The ct
xe OF h United saes can have nothing TO fear from the cir
mate the house being spacious and airy, heaihul
limits me bath and complete for the preservation
OF te puis health Two youths lately arrived from 0erma
n.y. have passed the the school perfect health As
the principal married and his wife and sister have
agr blu. that Of infancy
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed.
he terms are $500 snnum payable three months in adj
vance There are no extras except clothes sud books
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHAS. DRAKE BROTHERS
-, ALEXANDER MORALES. ESQ.,,
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Louisville,


LOUISVILLE, Sunday evening, Nov. u, 1872
DEAR SR.-
While the church bells are telling in sweet har-
mony and the good souls are wrapt in humble de-
voton, will give you another chapter on men and
things in general out here. And first l must warn
you Of the danger you are in-arising from the
wrath of some of our young bucks, who felt them
selves highly offended at my last communication.
Here as elsewhere there are certain vapd, inflated
coxcombs who have heads of goats and hearts of
"As noisy AZ the wind,
As empty as the sir-
who cater to the vanity and pride Of the rich with
the hope of catching the crumbs that fall from their
tables-who whine, and fawn, and hatter-fashiona-
BILE insects, whom folly has painted and poverty
plumed Many such as these who probably were
as far from the writer's mind, one single particle
OF sense is from theirs, have been putting, blowing,
swearing and sweating to their own infinite saiisfac
tionevidently pleased though, that they should see
themselves noticed by those around. Exactly in
keeping and on the same order with these gentle
men, are certain OF our fashionable ladies'. Some
rather green youths think that woman is all pure
and holy. How soon would this vain illusion be
cleared up, could they only very first ladies'
mothers and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sisters all
promenading the streets In mask, and thinking to
hide themselves behind their disguise. IT'S said
that virtue is ever in danger IN the dark How much
is that danger increased when such familiarity pre-
walls between the two sexes as that man should
be allowed to accompany a, woman IN the dress
that he had borrowed from her for hours together.
These are facts, that can b. proved by large num-
Der of our citizens, and il is only with desire TO
check these old and hearters coquettes IN their de-
moralizing career, and save the many eress and
innocent girls that are growing up, from their
pestlenrial example, that now write. Such are
the characters, both male and female, who have
been hurting volcanoes OF abuse and damnatlon up:
on the Herald and its correspondent. And did ]
not know that the ruling principle Of their lives
that discretion is the better part ofvalour,"
should be in constant fear and trembling.
"Pnnce Hal" lefthere this morning for the South
lie is still in fine sp rits, and tells us still to pick our
nuts and try il again" Some strange tales pas
sing under current about certain OF the gran-
dees and mobiles in the upper part Of the town-but
don't like scandal any way. Business is brlsk-the
river is inprety good order. Some little fuss about
the of the legislature regards relief and the
election OF Senator to fill Mr.. Crittcndens place
The I,okiss will find il hard matter to Dust him
even with the mighty influence Of the "Old Duke
and his barbecues. But my yarn is spun--farewel ell
Good night. Yours, &c.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
121. L0fe 40 Chatham, street. Ne,r York.

~x~,,r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IHt; CANTON TEA COMPANY continue TO Offer for
M are new and f1gret Teas Of every variety and style
Specially includes the most delicious and
o. and elefsnee and the Teas therein
from light and air their quality and
VIII NAM in climate. Their system
eu oInsss Is perhap. scarcely be eIeed 1t
upon we utmost regard to the rights of he
essPessiiy with respect 70 weIht and quality and pnr
Az puehase called upon any
ttees ~ 70 give NJ the fullest
the money will be ehsenly promptly fardso Coup
y merchans public establishments heads OF families and
selves from this esiabii .hment. " supply 'ne"
Coffee asted every day.
Orders from all OF the United gtuts, er.rutsa iii
pyomptitude and despatch. VIZ"
auas celebrated Black Tea Sei-s%"
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PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOIJPS
MEDICAL AID

III "
~ fsvorahly established his character and qualification
physician he has further need advertise
70 sp..e ssnres that he s remains always at home aud
speedily their inds w.. and the varied circumsn-
will permit Eco hasty general arc not ae~ able,
manly because they should ne the object
OF Invalid having their disease Amp.ed 9TH,
by which possibly the may become Exceedingly
painful Danger may be dssstrous Inc way 10
avoid imprur treatment and imperfect cures TO obtain
ttle book entitled The Rubeon gives HISTORY IN de-
tail ofhe disease with and mode OF
by peruug will be sple TO unde Stand their own
ossr and condon II written by physician whose ample
vas gained the OF extensive sctcs
OF This class embracing every form variety
~ IN dii,e as~ that IL is possible to imagine.
evidence value is the constant and incre ssiny opposition
Il with from hose whose occupation Is ENDANGERED by
10 rapidly Increasing sale Price - cent. DI Dr. g. st big
Yards Cha,hsm and also the d,ug stores Of the
Mers Sands ~ aud 100 fulton ST., and both Of
Broadway and Chamber ~.
srRcruRE-Persons afflicted with structure should call
d. Gregory and inquire the OF his PIN Of He
AL tunes ready and willing TO tna rs method OF
curing speeder and certain than the
mode oftreaimen The required to BY this thod
from quarter Of hour about Those wishing
make rtbsf inquiry will be charged except for services
compensation IL all that 10 expected In
any 49,
hook by rssurn at nail nee Of postsse. 10 ln~r
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BANKRurrcY IN KENTUCKY. The whole number
who have applied, up to LIST October, for he benet
of the bankrupt act, in Kentucky, was 2I0 Inc
highest indiv 'ual Indebtedness 500 $50; next
number from S2O. OOOto 300 OOO and some down as
low as $40 and $50 The assets surrendered up
amount to million of dollars, while he deots hqui
dated by these amount to ten millions
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Vol. vm.--Ho. szs ---whols No. sIso.
To the Public.


THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newsPaper-Pub-
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
monisg-price 81 cents per copy, So ~ per annum-
postsges paid--cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuation Oh
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
fast the largest circulation Of any PoPer IN this city,
World thseore, the best channel for business
men ths city country. Prices moderate-cash in i'd.
vance.
NEW YORK LANCET, published weskly, price l2S
cents per single copy-s cents by the quantity. The
price OF this valuable periodical has hitherto been too
cheap comparison to its utility, intelligence and
workmanship has therefore, been advanced to S. per
annum for years. for half yearor i2i cents per
siBgle copy-cash in advance and hostages paid.
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS, or LETTERS addressed
by distinguished to George Clinton, formerly Co
ofNew York. during the revolution and first pub.
lshed by permission of his grandson Col. Beekman
beautiful octave edition in numbers-price la cents
each.
THE ATHENEUM, NEW MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AMEMcAN AND FoREieN LITERATURE, SCIENCE, THE
FNE ARrs-Each number adorned with beautiful
graving-price only l2t cents each.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIrroR HERALp EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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JAMES DOWNE


o. lw~ec yAMES DOWNEY.
FANCY ARTICLES FOR TIE HOLfDAs s. Ihr
subscriber has ceved by the latest arrivals, very rich
Of Psn Fancy Articles consisting OF fancy work
boxes paper do, in wood boxes, embs oderng
Eams with canvas aud cold cotton chidren's toys per
umery nd OF assorted qualities. etc. cc The pubic
rsspe culiy invited call and examine the above stock
D'syi l% 70 purchasing :f ffSxtSI NIX Broadway
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PULLEN 81 COPP'S
So go 60 d

NEW YORK, AIEAYTyy AND MoNThEAL
Messr Harudsn & Co, having disposed of their route
from New York 70 Albany and Troy. The ,ubseri.
E.D,sr from New york. TiIi esn.i.rs 70 a. :;
Troy with Jacobs Montreal Express and will for
ward Specie Bank Notes. Packages Bundles Of Goods
&C., place between New York and Montreal, and
throughout the Csnda Also East from Troy and Albany to
All business entrusted to their charge will be promptly
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of notes. drafts scceptances &C. and prompt made for
the same.
PULLEN COPP
Ofhces-Pullen x Copp, az Wall street, New York.
Thos Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
@. Fik,us, 228 River street, Troy.
8. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul st, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NEw YoRK. ALBANY. Troy.
Prime Ward King, +. J. Humphrey, Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little Il Co., Thos. Cough. p. Wells,
John T. Smith, 4 Co.. 8. X. Stow,
Pepoon & Hoffman, T.. g. Douglass.
Carpenter Vermlye, y. Leake
Houehfon Co.
Drew, Robinson q Co. ma imr
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NOTlCEWhereis Samuel Bernheimer of Syrac use has
acted !hs H. Bernhe.ner Brothers, merchants
In the city OF New York the collecting OF deb SYRIA
has such has all persons
hereby orbdden 10 transact any business with hum such
shutting the finn Of s. Benheimer Co. of Syracuse have
this day assigned H. Bemheimer Brothers, New York.
ell the goods, debts and de mands there
Bernheimer Co. either Of said firm this dateand
all payments of said demands hereafter be made Herr
man eemntlmer Emanuel Bernhemer or Simon BeInhemer
oe found ~ Syracuse by wishing 10 maks pay
ents and on whom ali ind bted requested call
imnm.di1a,Ssy ana sssIe the,r accounts aud notes.
e ;i in. syracuse BE SpS BROTHERS,
HOUSE FURNISHING MISUNDERSTANDING
Il HAUGHWOuI.o 6l Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents
and Commission Merchants have Just received and
silysFod G. aad Bronze Ga chans.sr. to % lishi
Do Candle Brackets, to
Do Gas Brackets TO
Do Sas Siantel Lghu, Ito
Capaiebr1,
Lamps. Hall amps and Lanterns, Reading Llnrs
4 article Of Solar lamp. very superior article.
Also article Of Deecter improving the light of
the old pattern OF Astral Lamp
Together every variety Of Lamps aud Chandeliers for
ciinrcnes, halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Rings, Butter Tubs and Fruit Knives, Shutters
Trays, Coffee and Tea Urns, sc.
Fine Table Cutlery sets aud Jayanned Tea Trays
Pitchers Tumbles Dishes, Gob!ets, Decsne, Water Bot
ties, Sugars, &C. nc. fi III
and the public general that their with the
nufactur sach sttey sell all articles their line
and respectfully them call
and see their howro which alone ia sufficient compcn
for Oh. tsouhlc s22 smtr
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SuN OFFICE, N. Y, !
Aug. 90, ls42.
Mr.. II. v ByrLER -
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, fre hundred
reams Of paper per ,cesk, 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.
l accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H v. CUTLER.
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, NJ. s. BEACH
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NrN YoRK HERALD
OFF,c.T, Nov. /, 1912.
MEssas. Pr. sssE & BRooKs:
GENrLEA'ES:-
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, Eew York
$50 reams per toeek OF tn Q
small sizel paper % 1852
for the Daily Heraie.
Also 60 reams per neck OF
the large sized 80 Sss6 FOR the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be OF quail
ty equal to this specimen.
Payments to be made each
week in cash, in full for that
week.
YJANIES g. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as di-
rected.
PERSsE & BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, }Witnesses
~ n
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BY these documents will be perceived that the sireS
stion of the New YoRx HERALD Is nearly double that Of
the New YoRx SUM- and that is consequently 20 much
the more eligible channel for all kinds Of advertising
and business notices.
Not further word is necessary to satisfy the public
JAMES G. BENNETT.
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LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
BIER GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street. Tn
w Subscriber has received and oe for sale large
ment ofmpored India Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz:
Goats and Capes Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
Menno and Cotton, of all colors and sizes.
Cloh-nda Rubber, Water Proof super Lama, Lama Per
sian and Cotton, prepared for ilon.
India Rubber Weddings for susPenden, coEset., 4e:
s28 smsr CHAS. ABRAHAMSON.
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SHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
Cou pantsoons, and all under
made order sho notice and the fashionable style.
York.
AZ 3msr VIM COLLINS.
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Letters to be sent Free Free Stamp affixed
them otherwise three will be collected Of the party
whom the letter sddIesssL No money must BE- enclosed in
safon (at Of which free stamps" be purchased
81 SO per 100, and Information be obane@
the lower ces Stamps issued by
hr late City Post will be II Indispensable
that OF residence ahou be stated m all ette
sent through this Post. . .
The Post Master solicits the earliest shond
iuegular,ties occur. JOHN LORINEA GRAHAM
au2s iy &C Post Master.