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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-22

"oecenIIy gave The leading features Of the Bank Of
81. Marys' There are now rumors at Macon and Au.
guSa that the concern is insovent We therefore give
It's returns more at length compared with those of
April last
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONS, POwrREITI. No
q vELylE5!. SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
NEW fOhk MUSEUM AND PICTURE
y GALLERY.

Mr. II. BENNETT, Manager
a. ..x,. Entire Change OF Entertainment.
Mr. NELLiS born without arms, will execute great va
rety OF exploits, perform Musical MT and
shave any Of the audience. MJENKINs the unvalled
sa qua BANJO Player MASTER HAWK DIAMOND, the
pest Ethiopian Dancer in America. Mr. ID. WRIGHT.
Gsssi9 Msedst ps.fomsnces Picture Gallery Dresses q
live Albn Deer, Mermaid, &c, all for ONE SHILLING
Ihusday-Beneht OF Mr.. ID. Wright. al in &c
'I'HE 9REATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY "A 49,
wordTNow exhibiting az the corner Of chatham
A pouble spanish Live Bail taken Buenos
ne r by the Spanards IN the year 1870. and
New York in 1859
He is considered bv nafurass be the most wonuss
formty In the known world He has double wnoprpu. 49,
BILE breast double raunch double ribs, r-
and some other parts doobe He j. perfectly ASS &c.
gvod health and supposed to be nine OLD. ws.
Professor Of Natural History. Surgeons ana Anssos-.
won d do well 20 visit ana Judge tor
Three Leued Cow, now three yeau old Shs IL sene,ss
of one fore leg, and was 10 from pIf,ss
A Coamun5i-
Sea Dog, Sea Leopard, taken alive 10 the North NV
The head resembles that ofa dog and the skin spotted like
that "a LEOPARD Truly wonderful curiosity.
Wolf, Monkeys, &c.
To be seen from o'clock A M till loPM
Admission IL cents, children under 10 OF half
Good Music in attendance. rs lmsm
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Passengers Arrived.
CASToN-Shp Helena-T w King, Captain Holiness Captain
Stevens
STocKHoLM-Brg Gurti-Jscob Holm.
SisAL-Brlg Forrest-John Gleason, III Morgan,
MoBLE-Bng Wetumpka--Mr LATENT Mr. Auriat.
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ag- THE TIME WAS WHEN THE TAILOR WHO
charged the most exravagan prices rated at the
head of the craft Affairs. however, have undergone
change. Cheapness and elegance of style now the
requisites and in administering the of the econo.
MIST we find jennings, OF 229 Broadway American Hotel
among the foremost as shown in the production of the
which are fast dspacng the forty and fifty dollar over.
coats Of former years.
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90 CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
MAUI ork a

Mr.. H. G. Dsggers =
Sir In justice to the eff ,acy of Dr. Rushs Infalble
Health Pills. one box only ofwhich purchased from YOU
deem but right to inform of their surprising effects
IN restoring me to health. For the last two months
remedies treated in the General osptai without anv
success, and finally adopted Dr. Rushs Pills Their effect
was Immediately evident-infusng vigor and health
through my frame, relieving constant pain in my side
and deep oppression promoting Sleep creating an appe
ute for food and invgorang frame that
rapidly sinking into decay. therefore deem il duty
owe, not only to the public but yourself to publish the
above testimony, which have corroboratsd with con-
scientious affidavit OF the truth thereof
PATRICK GALLAGHER
Chareton street. New York "a
Affirmed this 9th day of December 1912.
JOS. P. PRISON. Commissioner of Deeds
Agents-Wadleigh, 459 Broadway corner of Grand st.;
os Bowery 6sl Fulton ST. Brooklyn A. Guthrie STAN
WIZ Hail. Albany; Burgess Zieber Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia; Reddng Co. Boston Smith, $40 Broad ST.
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u3- NEW WORLD ANNUAL FOR 1919, EMBEL

10 NEW WORLD ANNUAL FOR 1919 EMBEI
LlSHED with over Forty beautiful Engravngs.
Tnis splendid Christmas and New Years Giit will ex.
coed IN beauty and cheapnes any thing got up for
the holidays contans all the choicest Tales from the
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR le43 together with several
original articles-the whole illustrated with over
FORTY MOST SUPERB ENGRAVINGs.
such as have before been given any periodical in
this country This truly splendid Holiday Gift will be
published
ON FRIDAY TOMORROW MORNING, DE.
CEMBER2 49,
The demand for the NEW WORLD ANNUAL is enor.
nous and constantly increasing the day of public
draws near It will be the richest in pictorial embellish
men which has ever been issued and more than sustain
the promise of the announcement.
~ individuals wishing to send copies to their friends
in the country in time 10 reach them before New Year
the Office mailing the country edition to all
parts OF the Union Five copies for ST. IS SINGLE
Office 30 Ann Street.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
rs s9 ssfE ss.L ho H%g;,isS.sl
tstsvss Nos q ann and ms Rio- sirssf,
FRIDAY
Extensive splendid and ysIu "a stock This
which there nothing better in the city will be sold day
without Particulars and catalogue wednes
day morning. dl9
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
THURSDAY.
At l0H O'Clock. IN the sales
Handsome entire genteei furniture contain
so%en, sces eonisrsd an
necessary into details The furniture be removed
AT i016 O'Clock, in the sale rooms,
general assortment Of goods from families breaking
Also, a. lot rfaney articles. fur,. &C.
Also, avarety ofnew dsrn,gEe
So e s and a Bosns snc
Also fine liquor" cordias jeiiies fruits coffee tea in full
Also. .egsr. of every style and quality.
CAB, yA AND AUCTION NoTICE.-Mes.r BELL
lice s the pSSe eGf e hason' and sye Conc
mission business all il. nches and continued and
Fulton streets LIBERAL ADVANCES ace on
depended The regular ale Of FaIniirie
8 all sSs sles pee and
''33sfiy FIJI FHos p H22S%zz Ia.n..r
EoP PERFT s Fl
II O'Clock his day. pee e. the Altsmahaw Iron Woke
s IsaS f
boiler %Rs 'p ., aud PATTERN smopg which are
%sSs he os s % s De sss~. s
Wis., 20 pans ba sS nss; iron troashs for bIsessn.
prgss large nu%se o[ @ssdrs % 4, hsm%s,s DO DO
chine for cleaning small casiings large number Of steel tools
rod heads straps, and other paris ofwo blowing cylinders
grindiRg and xores do do without do quantity OF
various kinds aquauty Of wagon aud cart boxss number
:hsa.: q ssi5as ds Do gp%ssSs %sssas
quantity Of IRON and Wood stowe p,riers large
quantity or,hisr patterns large iron hand truck large
of various kinds and wdass hawser and deck pipe
elbows and bane5e. loI plumbers; vices
tent scales together with many oheI roo to
n 3Ii all sold The sale will be continued and closed
| A UCTION NOTH;E--Cameiiss and other fine Plants
Toys SEA LEVY viii sell on Friday morning at io1E
O'clock at ISL Broadway, fine collect on of eamsli's in
Also, variety Of ornamental plants consisting Of
lemons. psphorums, heleothopes Rhododendrons azaa
Also toys. which will be sold lots buyers
pLroANr F BFNI NSoS ops F ATsf PRE-
sENfsab MooNfY Go. Wv viii ho s.ii 'oma a1a
s'f ss n as.s. SsSkf An
." sasa S s 9a .s sssE
sSsi,s GuGr q new s,ys with bot and glasses.
consisting of Extract Of Portugal Lubiu SCI night amps
stands; rich ipad sccordans slabsts and col clocks
OF owers paintings wood tobacco and
pen stands &c together with large assortment of fancy
| goods beyond the limits Of an advertisement.
Catalogues ready and the goods be examined
| during the day and on the morning Of sale.
| The attention Of the ladies is particularly invited.
| d2i 2tsm
FRENCH BENEVOLENT soCIE rY--The member. Of
the French Benevolent Society aud the French residents
in general requested attend the Of the
Society which will be held "wednesday, the cath
half past p precisely Messr. Demonicos corner Of
Beaver and William streets.
| BY order of the Committee.
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SHIP NEWS

WIS.
ri HILADELPHiA Dec 2l-CId Sarah Ann, Mcfarland ST.
BpLTMonE Dec 2oA Alexander Leeds Liverpool; VIII
pALExaspsA Dec ls-Ar Columbia Boston. Sid Favore
HIcHMoNp Dec la-An PaIcs Newburyport; OrIeans New
Orleans Sid Ida. aud Eliza NYork. ' w
NoRFoLK, Dec i9-Sld VenezueIa Rideopt RunL.r Hi,
and Albion. West ln5ies. Arr 18th, Glide. NYork
49, pee Lar Glengary (Br) Hill. Liverpoo
,nmsla Corbtt Providence Below, British ship Cid May
Week. Liverpool John Cumming Thayer do Osaee
MOBILE, Dec ls-An w Tyler, Tyler. NewYork: AIson-
,e MfT HsmEsS; Dec 1AT Lc,s XIV Juge. Hsyre; H
ter Brsmen VIM Elizabeth Pitcher, Liverpool via Bsrbs-
does hish,ander MaybeTy Proydenee; Tarqun. Norton
Gbrair; Monroe, Fountain, Arecibo Cid Hanover Drum
ISna H,vs; IaTSaSo Pepds,on Boston; Amszop Bach
Corsair, DAILY, do VAIN Matthews. Msrsele Anna
koftang Bfemen Bostonian Emerson New York; Freelapd
Smith. Laguna; Lion, Chf Apaischicola.
spoken.
out, Dec II, lat ~ Is, lon 10. "
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BANK OF Sr. MARys

$26l,8a3 237 $50
following is comparative of the State Bank
Of Illinois, Nov. 7, 1912 and ls4I =
STATEMENT rHE AGGREGATE CoSprrroN or rur sr rv
BANK OF ILLINOIS AND BRANCHES, Nov. 7, 1912.
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the Following are the leading features of two Of the
Georgia Banks, as compared with former return -
bArK OF AUGUSTA MEcHArIcs' BANK OF AUGUSTA
Ocr 1919 AND APRIL lsiI.
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stock Sales Mt Philadelphia Yesterday.
Ioaa os ls,s 81 $3.50 do do do, 81 share Camden and
M az 81 shares Union Bank of Tennessee
ms $1,000 Schuylkill Navga alton, 6's Ieis o5
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IHE u >. BRIG SoMERs.-The melancholy oc-
currence beard this ship. and the conseansn
OF good or of evil to those concerned REQUIRE the
greatest caution and deliberaten before the public
mind arrives at any conclusion concerning it, The
lacs can only De truly and fully exhibited before the
constituted tribunals of the country and il becomes
therefore the duty, believe, of the conductors
oithe public press, to abstain far as pracrcable
from giving expression TO opinions until full and
government has ordered that inquiry. A court com.
posed OF men OF the highest character, and whose
names are most endeared to the country. has al
ready been detailed Justice will be done-ful JUS
tlce.- Madisonjan, Dec. 2l.
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| On $lle,s5l o., proceeds of Bank Of Wooster
sales, ss,ssl 80
Brothers & Co., London. ss,Os4 IS
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7ha oco- Eo.os of PbiladeI-
:, " Hiu VI - Ao i-e 49, .
,b;a h, ve rnod. great clanaor against the prodi-
f "
galitv and incapaclty OF the wing ADMINISTRATOR
Is H.. C.;,,. on1 have Drawn many Whirs 10 their
Oh iuaL S''y, t1''' 10 -
side in The late local contest bv liberal promises OF
" -;
RetreuchHlent and reform In reply 10 tieii
accusations. the Wings state that during the ten
;,
vears thew have uninerruptedly governed the CITY,
-
there hGS not been sangfe GeJdfc0loH, which -
,1,o co,, no s,;d of any similar ,err, NJ Loco
more 'ilah can oe sdiu VI any 'iiii'i' ''i''p ~
Eco Governn,ent They add
80 ~
hey tell you your a.e are 1,eto1s anu yoI ~ f,
volved IN debt In reply 10 ts listen m r." Ps"' J"''S
The WuL OF WHICH We siioe'S anu NY aIi .;,,
st That IN no city III 'he mon IS 'He TAX o' ue '
Pnt PoTIs So -'i as ~ - -, a. ,-, =. ,ha
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DIARY AND LETTERS MADAM D'ARBLAY Edi ed BY her
Niece. Part " Philadelphia, Carey Hart; New
York, Wiley Putnam.
The Barney Papers of which this publication
forms part have attained great popularity, from
the ease and grace with which they are written
no less than from The intimate familiarity they
display with the eminent political and literary
personages of the age OF Johnson They abound
in gossip of all sorts, and contain many interest
ing anecdotes of distinguished men,
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4 bROI'ESSUK BASSET'S Oral and
H. analytical System o French Taught without books
bv The author his residence 40 Broadway, entrance Isl
door in fan,-si Those wish acquire The French
Language with ease and facility VIII a hl' new system
not To he surpassed byany ihut has been introduced.
The language taught grammalcaly without books The
speaking easily acquired by tins n@w method anu Inc pu-
pill from the first lesson improvement both akg
writing ard TRANSMITTING Those who wish TO JON Tor The
ensuing the different evening classes VIII be pleased
call their TerG,s payable quarterly III
advance.
NE. The Professor only lie seen before Q 4. NJ
after 7 Z. NJ. oil 3taNbW IIh&N
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FIsE.-Fire was discovered at ten o'clock to-
day bursting from the roof of Newell Rarding'
silver spoon manufactury in Cosrtsquare. a part
of the building was occupied by Robert Holl, col
lar maker, whose stock OF patent leather was badly
Injured. The building was insured at the Fire
mems office for $1,000 and MIR. Harding tools
for $500, which, we learn, will nearly cover his
loss.-Mr. Holl was insured for $500, which will
cover his loss. boston 9ou' 'a'
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DREPAKATORY SCHOOL. ut MID

GNTIi ANAL ohI #''ii'''i' 'tl W.
d DLETOWN, Connecticut Classical and Engiisl
Boarding School for young 2cnt!emen.-Ile Water SeS
sion will commence Nov. 18th and continue - weeks.
This School vel! supplied with apparatus both Ph!lo
sopblcal and Chemical. including powerful Telescope
also, complete OF American and Foreign Outline Maps
Il Library &c &C. S.utlents thoroughly prepared ei-
ticr tor business coeg nate institutions.
The Principals and Pupils reside together IN orr lmly
Temporarily occupying the place OF parents, the Prcpnls
feel a CORES puning Obligation wal. III the manners,
morals education OF thcir Pupils. No student whose
example is found injurious Will be permitted 10 continue
with us
Tie charge for Instruction, Board, Washing, ordinary
Mrndiug, Fuel Lights, and Bedding, $50 per annun'
each term IN advance.
n, Circulars NAV be- obtained of &. r. DSosvay, Esq
No lsG Pearsyeet or of the Rev. Henry Chase. No ia
Chcrry-sirrcL d. II. CHASE, A. NJ. PrincinaI.
o6 t1ljDGW :. CHASE, A. NJ.
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nOKT CHESTER INSTITUTE, an
EngIsand Classical Boarding School tor Young I'm
,ienen, Port Chester, Westchcsler county, ". f.-fhe
Winter Session OF tins Institution will commence the Ot
OF November aud continue y weeks Expenses s7i perS
sion 30 extra charges except for Drawing.
Catalogues containing references and ether information
can be obtained AZ the Methodist Book Room, 2tO
Muberrv.streel Office the Tribune, at If Ctar-si
Til. Principal may consulted and after the l until
The Goth inst at i0 East Broadway al the private resi-
dente OF any gentleman who may call aud leave ' card
e. DOW, A e., Principal,
ON Iv,+ G.. ~ DOW, Assistant.
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NHEAP STORE.-WlNDOW Glass,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

W n luz DIII i fItNh I OIN tl4N'f1
Situated in Southport, about three miles from The VII
lace OF Efmira County OF Chemung, lying on Secaye
Crcek containing 3 OF land considerable part OF
Which is under excellent Improvement There are
iwn Houses and two Orchards The Farm aud Barns
Sheds Ac and i; could lee very easily divided INTO two
parts, II Is considered be OF the best Farmsin te
rn.ia lbot hood and will he sold reasonable terms:
Inauire OF A. LAMB, No. S96 Foudhsreett or oil
nINImt A. kONkLE village of Elrsra.
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T11REMENDOUS COMBINATION of

FNTHI ENDVUC OVND1ISIN 1VIN OF
p the Locomotive and Boston Card Presses for Card
PRINTING! Also every description OF job Printing The
Smith PoN Press, the superior Rust Press Also te cele
counrywhicll presses, speed beauty and execution OF
work cannot surpassed in the CITY, The location OF this
extensive establishment Is John street. I'd door from
Pearl where orders Printing executed at the shortest
notice style equal 10 any thing yet prsduced, by
FaLGER l.. SUTTON, Printers.
Innks ,nll No .Inhn 81 Penf. SIG I'm
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BOOTS AND SHOES-A general as :
! ,ortnen, OF MEMS BOYS and YOUTHS BOOTS,
SHOES AMI BROGANS, viz: Mems boys ana yoainsi
boys, dick aud kip brogansi womrns misses and chi,
dfrn, bu,kns, slippers, &c Ao, nr CON ana
r.hor civ accep;ances By the or Dozen Country
merchants would do well 10 call and examine at
" GALE < Co.'S $50 Pearl. street,
"a ONT under H. 8. Hotel, NJ Y.
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D-The steamer Cleopatra Capt Dusian' from
Norwich for New-York, on Monday night about
10 o'clock broke some part of her machinery and
was disabled. The Charter Oak coming along
soon after towed the Cleopatra into the naroor Of
New-Haven and brought on the passengers aeou,
two hundred in pumber) with their basssase, and
arrived here at half past o'clock. llie New :,
Haven will take the place of the Cleopatra unti
she is repaired. Journal.
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% On Sunday night last, the bagging factory
out-houses, and rope-walk of MIR. Tarleton, IN
Georgetown in this State, were destroyed by fre'
Loss 8 or $4,000. Louisville Jour. 9Th inst.
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IyOR SALE, very low, an excellent
Atwater Stove, large SIZE yearly new Apply at NO
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Ever gratefully NOnIs,

CRY and County Of Ne.p Yor So hereby City Una
,er aprarcfi before me III the Mayors Office, ana b
jng been duly stated that he above a,sSS o'
"' ~ Mayor OF The City 81 New. OK.
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"A an active Partner store, the milling business,
or as an assistant III business. thriving manufacturing
town Great advantages will be- give. IL one who can
furnish some capital Address a B. c., postage pad,l
II cnon New.Jcrsey wbsn the necessary particulars VIII
uiven oil 3w
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VA ATCH GLhSSES.-The subscri-
Wv her efers Tor sale his stock Of Lunene, Patent,
Psrnt Fli c.mmcn Round and Halt Fiat watch 'iAsse''
in convenient lots, No John-street, up stairs
III - ~ To-. JOHN GRAYDON.
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HE T RIB u NE.
Ziterarp Notices.

AND MIAEToNoMoE A Historical Discourse deliv'
red al Norwich, CT. July ls42 The erection OF
monument TO the memory of UNCAs. By WILLIAM ~;
STONE, Author OF The ''Liie of Brant" Lie anu :,
Times OF Red Jacket" &c. ac.--NewYork, Day'on -
Newman. 1879 Broadway.
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---11,nY17,c=.CPICULTUKAL CHEM

7 EBfGs AGRiGnh .ppl G.s Agrical!ure
nd hSoss haiI Dr. O. as.e r.
l. a.. Professor OF ,snIs,pt of the A1tbor by Lyon
Edi pS 1 n With sey numerous adions and ps%
ays asa apss6de FSse'
tiiIoa p poesSpr al Chemistry IL Harvard tnivef-
d. D. For ale by sAxToN MILES 2s Broao .s;c i
~ nntbv al the low rate of dollar per annum %
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H!iW in Ascension Church for sale
eew no Is on the ground door, IN the body oil tb'
Church App,y III Mo- 7s Souh-strc@t ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

A RETAIL Drug Store for Sale.-Situ-
atcd in The upper part Of tire city. has been esab
lished number years and doing good business, anu
PHI, scian commencing practice would afford an OPP
pounity rarely rresened; the fixtures will be sold without
The stock desired advantageous terms For pnrncu
I.r, onniv ,t t.Q Grand oil Tvs
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Reference is made III any Iar,her Rrober.
to nr, X ,rcIa1ted with The above particulars IN "no'
employ the foo'e i"i'e ST
Oh md sold at wholesale and retail, and for e1por
!re n, +. SANDS Y CO. Druggists and Chefbis!'
reni,e BuIdngs 3 Broadway corner OF ,os g. -
Nt" >;anI, 8 Co II East Broadway corner harke
Lon 81 Prir. 81 per bolile SIX bottles for S. SIT
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q ncy and Counsellor at Law, Galveston, Texas
Refers to Daniel Lord, Jr, Esq; John Anihon Esq;
J. Prescott Hall, Esd; Grifen Ravens Es9s. Messrs
Posts Main X C. Wctmore ] Co. J. V. Greenfield
Co; Walsh & Mallory; w. NJ. johnson S'S0ns
Mir Butler will attend 10 Collections, Agencies Land Ti
ties Nc Communications may he lett al No, ~ Johnrest,
or ut No. 8 Goldsree NewYork. Letters directed TO
Texn be postage paid 10 the Lines or they will not
nrware!eh by The PosnaserS in louisiana auSeod2m
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I'd NIND LNIN VIINNo'o vi oSo1
Observation-Disclosures, French aud English Porcc.
lain all kiss new Hall Lamps, Astral Lamps and Shades
o a and patterns, from IS 10 90 per cent SAVING 10
country merchants hotels and families, in applying at
SCOUVENEiS CO.'S Factory, No 90 Gold.strert and at
store. No - John street, wholesale and retail.
All articles matched patterns. Goods sent 10 aay
p,rtn tie countrywide OF package and carriage. ST. I'm
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Grnt.e,Uen-A tale misery and mine TO tell ana
as memory ever constant in The task brings back scene" at
ayr pas siudirr the picture and ains>t wonder II
IS 81 For mnrths stretched upon bed OF suffering ana
distress rocked by the most ekcrucaiig PAM aulW'.
aIava only voice tia, came from my lips the soce OF
greanno and my only hope despair. Often and Often While
others slept in Ire sui hours Of night, have tnrnrh my
f,c. IN The wal; and ~ SleI die.
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NHF SUBSCRIBER informs his friends

FHEliT SUBSCRIBER informs his friends
and the public that he is opening fresh supply
English and Domestic Harow Merchants and house
keepers vii nd for their interest call and examine
prices and quality Among the assortment may be found
superior article OF English Coal HodS rom II TO Il inch.
Tea Trays and Waters, from 6 10 so in.
Composition Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pos-Amercan and English
Plated and German Silver Spoons;
Britannia brass and Japan Lamps, Candestcks Spiloons,
sc.
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VIII, lasting gratitude shall ever remain yours, most
gratefully, GEof"f oLan' IA "inet-s''
Nh. facts rs above stated strictly true he having APP
piled 10 mr. to letter Recommendation 10 ''tSrS Sands
and the rur. cau strictly under personal observation.
ABRAHAM HATFIELD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-13

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Safes for sale low. 70 cose a consignment 6y
81, &c 49, DAVENPORT g. QUINCY, 81 John-st-