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(13- OLD AGE.-lt is the observation Of fine W ritter,
that old man who is not fool the haprest crea-
In the word1 but that foe comfort and happiness
Rheumatism should have been excepted we'll as folly
Bent double by this excruciatng disease is possible for
old age to be tranquil How thankful then should they
be- who have aged parents relatives that this Tyrant
has been robbed ohs to tormen that by the use
of HxwEs Celebrated Bone and Nerve Linimcnt their
@ S aer rasea ne . 81; ~
In the evening of age and with unspeaksbe satisfaction
recall the adventures Of laborous le and the calates
that are now they review with ccstacy and JOY
from the powerful influence Of contrast
:, For sale by 8 Powell Co. Sc Cornhill, corner o.
Franklin Avenue Boston, only agents for the New Eng
land States, and Comstock x Co., II Maiden Lane New
York. r.
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MARRIED.,
In Philadelphia, the 5th inst. by the Rev. Benjamin
Dorr D. d. RopoLrHrs KENT SARAH, daughter of Ellis
Clark, all of that CITY
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DIR. JOSEPH EVANS,

G. X A Nd RES RATIV il sly IL L,
For hs cur. q syeI fcm q p .ss aT uu IRON
CAUSED by vital organs becoming dcraDgcd ana en-
~ feebed BY hereditary complaints and esiiansop q we
s..tem aud other viz, Scrouia or hnss ~
nor. and sweng, in the neck seeopdary sy"Eos Of sp
liz. an tr form OF the Nencnai ic-s
uirut.l So,e Throat Palate, &C. Ulcers on the sbns and
cp rsrts Of the body. Diseases of u,e bones rams swell
;nn. @ NE, r,tiou, OF the bones, swenks ~ the JOINTS,
waite sweIIings. 81. Can,sn cuanroui or skip dsease
10 AL and snia{ 81 the SKIN teer and all
ESd.o sores Long standing aud heretofore incnsb fever
m rps,,.m govt, liver complaint, and all diseases
e,s. aby improper Of mercury locs and constitutional
&c. or wheu the system has been
haved by secret sensua!tv in youth insmJ~rance long
tandinx d9bsnx seas.s. long residence Southern o
mates, and other debiIii nns causes.
Dr. JOSEPH EVANS D.ur.tic flectaary, positive AL
d. for h~a, giee scuTf, sensual week.-mrs.
eueOnbea whites pains the oin kidne U.s. Irritation
&C tn bladder, P,n srrse o. sealhng ~ pissag
ggtsI, aud other diss ascs 81 the Ia naTy ptss4gs.
Price 70 cents Dor, with directions FoF s4e oil ~ NJ.
va Lspouerd tgtei, nsn Broadway, nlac $40
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OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY.
FARE REDUCED! 4.
Passage 80 cents--Herths 80 cents.

rRFI0HT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES.
AOKl ~, TbN Csnta;n J. NJ Brown having made
$3.50 arrangement, 10 change her days of leaving
New York, will hereafter leave he loot 81 it9o,nn street
,,ctocI md Albany every Tuesday, Thursday aDd Sa
urdsy AFTERNOONS ~ n, ubur,i puughLeepse
y. he 1907 OF r,.',,'id nj ti,d.o,
PM s annIy 10 The ,pain on board or TO D.
pANDO1 ,JJ MARTIN No, 1872 West street. moe
hT,-'NoH - ,.,,r err ,Muo.r oecrOIA ,e;,h
orr l1j THE STEAMBOAT OSCT,VLN, WIN
all her tackle and irim,ufs, VII a We , o,, a.
* III, n. ,,ld 70 IN, highest bidder without
The SAID boat wi ee s1,o 70 J ,out any restrictions as
servs 70 .os I'LL she i in perfect order having new
20 where sne sha s' ussI Il. mon,s Sh. has been
po and her engn put the best order
and is read fo immediate Her speed second to no boat
OF dimensions in the world she now es al me ioot o.
Chambers rcct, where she can De seen any JIM W
the sale. Her Inventory Is eonple ann va NJ
Any iniormauon VIII De gwen py .W"yns " a. IKE
DOLPH MAhiuS, p,B S w. street r. W 80 L,r
WORT HAf WAhD, ~ the street. Aci'' "''". Huo"
on the day OF safe. ". W.
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N. B. Satisfactory references will be given to the a
citation for our candour and integrity.
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MOVEMENT OF THE NoBlLITy.-Lord Morpcth and
suite arrived at Louisville, Ky, on the Goth ult
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BOOKKEEPING.

THE Counting rooms OF e. c. MARSH, SO Cedar street.
continue open from A. NJ to pr. VI. in oret t!,ai mer
ton that truly pseticsl that embTsce conplvts ou
tine Of rcia and mercantile cllu uo-
and in which the student actually keeps ~ Of bsos ~
counting houe. To those acquainted win ne
Bookkeeping has passed into editions h., ! n., ls W.
institutions and ha, he himself hiss the ho,or Of ,i r.
pointed teacher ~ bookkeeping for the slsrcan 49,,
Associ,tionr OF this city. Flosrecuse WIN m-t;s
had AZ thr counting rooms as ssore :,
|,ARPETING CHEAPER THAN EVthIELtp ,ceL ,
" titiou. Iayia be, made FORMER sl's"ni -
Carpets enables offer suIcIior b,s.. which ar,
,cch lrss linn last falls prices and VIII DC ~
bargains than can be met with ,l-rwhetts, ~. '
csd 20 csl'' n NsBERY co tn Pe,r, .'rs.'
,,OARpIN0A few ,eieet bo,rdes viii be t,xfp IN gen
mi lwrs
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PORTITGJTESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farlamed and celebrated P. from PoruFal are
on the las column Of fourth PAGE fe3 lm.s
CASTLE dARDEN-The celebration OF The SUNDAY
sssSS h hoS OF I'll .A 'sf 81 1s
saa 'TSs Is0 OF ns
STRAW PAPER.-2ooo reams Straw Wrapping Paper for
myicee PERssE s BROOKS 81 Liberty st,
BLAf FERssE s hR6ok IS sI Il Liberty
m YS hsHd and for 'i Ek k BROOKS CT Liberty st.
S,sss i SisG oS by 4; ;;s
h, mediu Of expressing thanks Captain Bar
swell sa,ns satisfaction q his sSiitis. com
"an' md Ri, sssfu as se"''%S n woodeoel
VT, MscsIlosh. jshn tsso.sy,
MO fa se simpson Edward Marshall ''' ''''"'''""
a COMPETENT Teacher Of Music lately arrived from
Rs % E.s 81 $ ar ." fs%
o. sie qaSer for lesson, per wcsk Ad;.rsr hope
If e: S S.s. hi ssss W s SIss s Es
No. u Carminc Bleecser. milo STR
GLARENPpoNs LEcTUnEIS N,s GLAEEN
he will give fh soups OF keidags On tuesday evening
Mr.. wehster's Speech on the Greek Resolution" de-
Nf. Ds'sl.c sgeeeho the subject delivered in The
skeleton in Armour H. w. Longirl!ow
Woman' Trust. dramatic Sketchl Mrs Osgood
PART III.
Womans Destiny '.''..s.'..' ..''' l.. r. LandoD
Home Mrs. SgourHry
The Blush A. p. Dennis
Mothers Love Hemau
Fiendship .''''..'''. Hon. Mrs. Norton.
Love is Fleeing Hannah More
The Wife A. T. Dennis
Recollection, Of Faded Beauty Mrs. Norton
milo ltr
REMovAL,T7w. H. sTINEMETs has removed his Tai
~ lorng Estabi No. % Cedar street, doors est
OF Boadway where he Intends confn. his business the
principle Of cash all and for which his patrons y
on being furnished with of oder en at
pcts winch cannot iall gl,n; entire atsacton mic Nsc
NOTICE.-wILLIAM BROWN & WIN. vANN having
~ united III coparn hip will conduct general stirr and
iancy Dy Goods business under the firm Of Vann Brown
2el Grand 81. milo SIC
7 IyERPeOL oRREL COAL. AFLOAT;-Di.eharing
superior Liverpool Orre Coal selected expressly for family
large sze FOR sale redu-ed prices IN lots 10 suit
ch,ses. nved examine this parcel Of Coal
such smother opportunity will probably ssan this
Peach Orch1rd aud Leig, Coal Of the very best quality. the
b, Peach Orchard broken and delivered from boats 81 - per
|
Consumer. wishing Coz, y ,,e lew p,ies,
% Ok OF 07 Anthony
| mic 3tisSc adjoining Bfoadway Tabernacle.
DOAT sTOLEN-The Collector OF the port OF New York
ID will hsnd-onely reward who will restore TO him
the Barge Office Whitehall, boat marked Rondout Creek
Light Hous. on the stern inside The boat stolen from
the Light Hou Friday night last She has centre board
and SAIL three ANAL SOUL splced near
blade and banded with Of TIN IL
the bo,t be returned TO the Light House The
boat Saturday Newburgh Bay, sailing
/ dawn andi. to hay 10 he
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Signed

Signed JOHN II. WILLIAMS. Farmer.
THOS. X. PATTERSON, Brewer.
This is sold very reasonable the American Eagle 81
Chatham street.
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IIy- AMERICAN MUSEUM.--The immense collection
of the works OF found here embraces every thing
wonderful which has yc; been discovered in air. eith or
sea- From the great Sea Lion 10 the Talpoc: from The
Elephan. the Mole; from tho Whale to the Goldfish:
from the Ostrich to the Humming Bird; all all are here.
This collection of wonders affords great field for he
reflection and instruction every mind. In
reviewing all these wondrous productcnso Of Creator
and wrapped in solemn Meditation, the Christian exclams
Almighty Being
Cause and support OF all things, can view
These objects of my wonder, can feel
These Gne sensations, and not think OF Thee y
4 company Of indian Warriors and squaws also
gagged here this week, with many other rational amuse.
.uenss Cor which soc advertisement
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o. LAST WEEK WAS IN SUCH A sITUA.
ton that took me three hours 10 get from my house
broadway, above Union Square, TO III Maiden The
pain in the small OF my back the most excrucatinC
that mortal endured and lived it extended down 10
the sockc, Of the thigh, that seemed IL the head had
clipped out. had power 10 the leg; in fact
was utterly powerless at these times got II Maiden
Lane from Comstock Co.. the iewcs' Nerve Bone
Eminent. had been three years under Doctors care
and grew worse daily. and had blister covering hall
my back in that situation met Mrs. Reynolds, whose
husband was cured by the above rcmciy procured it,
and have only used one bottle and my utter asonisl
msnt ar nearly cured, and walked down this day with
out difficulty have not earned dollar in four years
rad now feel blessed beyond by the Of this
Lnnent pray all similar to resort to with
out q moments delay. feel that am as 1t were new
man. can walk and i.oop better now than IN three
wears before. j. BOWMAN. 4
New York, Nav 9 1912.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH-DR. S. O. RICHARD.
IL SONS CONCENTRATED SHERRY WINE BIT
TERs-iu ~ IN oeason bottles and the inyreden 70 make
ests and Of the w Goods Dealers IN Boslon and VI
cnty Also by my all the principal towns Though
out New Eng aud and the southern and western States.
OFFICE Is HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
IS cents bottle; 30 cents
The follow ns selected from large number 81 Editorial
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Correspondence Of the lleIald.l
BALTIMORE, May II, 1892


BALTIMORE, May II, 1872.
Yesterday afternoons mail brought the anxiousl,
looked-for intelligence of the result OF the srea
race between Boston and Fashion. Ii reat
generally with disappointment, and by not few
with deep lons-drawn-out sighs Nearly all the
bets made here the side OF Boston, he be inc
the greatest tavorlte. There was more money bel
in Baltimore on that race than would be generally
supposed Some OF our heavy pursed ones went III
for ii strongly.
To your Eastern and Northern readers it may be
profitable 10 know that the demand for Ice IN oul
city is still very active. 1t commands by the cargo
SO per ton Many large establishments (hoels, &c J
have LAID In their stock at this rate vast mum.
Der OF persons, however, are yet DESTROYS of obtain
ing suihclency TO serve them through the sum
mer One dollar per bushel is given for it at the
present time by retail. This an exorbitant price
and must be brought down by competition. Lee
the hardy sons OF Maine take notice, and govern
themselves accordingly
His Exceency Gov. Dorr, of Rhode Island
passed through our city yesterday morning hi:
way home.
Mr.. LennoX, formerly manager of the National
Theatre in North street, and late from the South
takes his benefit at the Front street theatre this
evening. Booth, Seton, Hadaway, Mrs. Phillips
and others are IN the cast LennoX Is a clever actor
good house.
Salem Thompson, of our old mark et-nen
took notion "Wednesday to end his weary life
by taking arsenic. The prime cause, however,
can be traced 10 lntemperance.
Business continues about as usual. Flour COM
mands $50; City Mills" do 6,l2a; wheat may
be quoted at from 81, }5 to Lao ; beef cattle range
from $3.50 to $50 as per qualify The provision
market Is rather inactive whskev ISL I9a per
hid. and Dbl. /; railroad orders are bought by bro
kers al 63 on the dollar. About $5OO,OOO of these
orders are yet among the people. Virginia money
has improved little, and is quoted at 1874 dis
count. Exchange on New York, Philadelphia, &c.
Is without alteration We have another pleasant
morning. Yours, RopERlck
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No ApprOpriat Ion for the new Ori< 4 ust ofn-
House.
The vote was taken at a late hour this afternoon
on the amendment of the Senate, appropriating S2s,
600 to pay for the furniture OF the New York Custom
House, and the item was rejected by majority OF
FIVE There was much sympathy felt and expressed
tor the contractors who have much al stake IN the
matter but it was deemed precedent irauSht win
consequences too dangerous 10 sanction.
II appears that Notwithstanding the refusal oil Con-
gress al the Extra session to appropriate me sum,
and the refusal also of the Treasury department 10
sanction IL, the expenditures were made Doldly ana
lmpudentlv, contrary 10 law, ana the contractors
nave come here 10 demand their pay. Mr. Profit,
on,, of the most fearless and honest men in the
House took the bull by the horns and did not hest
tate TO attack the whole concern. For two hours
lac chained the attention OF his audience by know
ledge of his subject, and eloquence which is rare
on that floor, convincing the most incredulous of
the necessity of opposing these eXtravagances He
convinced his audience, II not the House that about
ss35 eco had been thrown away on the iron work
and many thousands more on the furniture. a fiji
davlts and estimates We're produced 10 show this
was Job of the worst kind, and that the public had
been imposed upon by somebody. A very exciting
debate grew up after this exposure and many of the
Wings who are such great friends OF retrenchmen al
home, showed their desire TO wink at the whole
thing Ii is very extraordinary that the Clay
niiesto Wings shew themselves 20 ready hide abu-
on the floor, and that they opposed all in
vestigations whatever Ii is indeed pretty COM
mentary on their professions, and worthy OF being
noted stick pin there"
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OH, OF BARK

VALUABLE DIsC0VERY.-T. T. MERRIAM'S Pre-
MUM Water Proof Leather Composition of Oil of Bark
for hlackng soennY polishing, and preserving new
noyains Old e1'hs, 10 Us original beauty and strength This
allied for Of preserving and rcroya ather;
also as proof composition FOR boots and Shc-
Having received the Premiums from the Mechanics
at Boston, and at the American Institute at New York.
n. BBe particular all observe none can be
without the of r. 7. Merriam on the
yellow rn'e1 label in his own hnd writing and his SEAL T.
T. NJ stamped on the stopper OF every bottle.
For sale, wholesale and retail. ty j. H. Merriam No as
Pearl at 30 Hlmmerey door Varck street
and 2o Fourth of esrcen street New York
also by +. {. Merriam the Inventor New Bedford Mass;
Gold and 100 Fulton street corner of William and by b;
Sands Co. ~ East Broadway Of Market
by A. b. Sands Co., 2s3 Broadway corner Of Chambers
,f Inns
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y ED OR GREY HAIR may be changed a beautiful
~ burn black three hours, by usns bottle
of the celebrated Italian Dye IL has usy
ton far SURPRISING all Others in and be used
without the least injury either the hair skim Therefore
the difficulty of procuring suitable article for colorng the
hair has deferred many from ,ns But this diff
Guilty all who have the Italian DYE
borne willing testimony of its efficacy For sale by B.
Sands Co., 1913 Broadway, of Chambers A. B. D.
Sands 70 Fulton of Cold and 100 Fulton,
William and Sands & Co. II East Broadway
French Polishing fastc-In article combination Of ee-
substances having strong affinity for each other
which will and form compound altogether
character The briancy and durability OF the polish it i'm
the delicate article of furniture such mahoga-
rosewood ebony Italian MARBLE also patent
leather military caps Sc unsurpassed Its application is
requiring little labor the Article
gna beauty For sale by A. b. Sands Co. Granite Build
nvs 273 Broadway of Chambers street, also by A. b.
Broadway. Price 25 cents. a2G lmsm
NEW GUITAR MUSlC-GEORGE II. DERWORT,
~ professor of the guitar No 1873 Canal opposite the
ST. Johns church. has the honor acquan his friends and the
public that he has published variety of and popular
sic, arranged with easy Accomplishments for guitar.
Mr. d. will also arrange and compose music for orchestra
guitar and other Instruments and gye
ten IN the pieno fnrtea violin 5wsc
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pEARsALL,s OAR ESTABLISHMENT. founded ia
Sus a essh% Of Ed the
continues supply the Navy ths A%erie.n Russian and
3 T S ss sa ilf .aa
& rnS u e ss5 as ,6 e onf pss sr
shut u and removed 70 400 Water street, and a, saw. ali the
sssniS ,hsa G aieuSs
Race boats club boats and souls sold 30 less
than last year ms 3mAc
Mr. BECKER, TAILOR, from PARIS lsi Fulton
w street! up stairs, respectfully informs the ppalie OF New
ssort@eo Of Cloths aud Cassrsre Of hs latest fashion
Se G nss Goods h Which T e be s@ osna
Paris bens now in correspondence with the first houses Of
IL hopes by the goodness Of the clothes the quality of the
would honor him with & and to more and
Iaoss the trust with which he has been honored heretofore
DR. ELLIOTT begs inform hi, patient, aud Others hat
he has maze an aEaisGment with sf and scientific
sdspting glasses to the particular defects vision arising either
power Of the glasses required.
Dr. r. sSp,dsI hi; an oSG many diseases
aged are produced by the malericaon Of spectacle lie
vented Spectacle Frames particularly useful in
The Op,iesn viii attend every day from A N. P NJ.
so o'% ON laS sn FRI Ones s
26 Broadway, entrance IN Warren street. a23 lmsr
KALsoMINE PAINT. The Kasomi9e Paint having been
the penees can recommend with renewed confidence
eshb in New Yofk eeTs an of il. adTaH.
superuous among the prominent the follow
Kalsomne Coors permanent, luminous and
agreeable 10 the than OIL color. Inry applied without
heatn and drying few hours. Kssomne Paint may, If
properly applied be washed when soed according lcc-
in the circular
Orders received and punctually attended % a the
kALSOMINE. PAINT DEPOT
feb q SIM 36i Broadway. corner Franklin.
GRAND SPRING MEDiCTNE.-WHITWELL TEN.
VI pERANCE BlTTERS, WITHOUT WINE OR AL.
COtOiketder have you no appetite Do you not relish
your food Then these bters they will also greatly
sst dse and Of aundice weak
nsss of the stomach debility &c They purify the blood aud
and pleasant. Try them. Price IS cents.
Sold By A. d. d. Sands, druggists No. 70 Fulton
of Gold street and leo Fulton, of William Also
sold by Abam. Sands Co., No. 2l3 Broadway OF
Chambers David Sands Co.. No. II Broadway,
of Market street. a22 3insm
pOISONS.-Dr. FEUCHTWANGE has removed hi,
Office from No. Cortllndt street to No Wall street,
Broadway His universal approved Posons for
bedbugs, moths, cockfoahches nice, mosque
fires eas the antos powder for DESTROY the rosebugs Nn
his seed for guarding seed when planted
ndpensaby necessary and highly useful in the present
He be constantly consulted his iayorc science,
which project ANIMAL houses and fields from all
cies of vcmin.
Dr. F. is agent for the manufacturers Of aquafor pure
and muratic acids, capsules, solution OF
gneous acid lunar caustc eeches &C. &C. by the package
and at retail
" B-Moth eecualy and pre- exist
in woolens, annes upholstery such chairs tables
saddles cushions sc. Bedbugs warranted be
bed bedstesds bedding DR.. f. his
No. Wall street, from to O'clock. a25~1m
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PORTUGUESE
f E NJ A l. E Pill L s .

- - - INVENTED AND PRErAEEDBv
N: DE BQUDELOQuE NJ. D., LISBON, PORTUGAL.
I'VE Scientific combination Of ingede which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adr-
ration of the world they known all Europe be
certain producing the monthly Their certainty n.l
being such that be used during
for though mild safe and healthy they certain TO prod
miscarriage if used during that ,erioo.
The directions English and enveoped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Zach bog cog
signature Of NJ. de Boude oquc, and the English d.
rectons have signature Dr. MELVEAU, authorised
agent for the continent Of America
States Letters directed to Dr. F. Meiv-aus bsr ~ New
York will meet with immediate attention, Sold by appoint.
ment AZ 100 Cherry, Caharins street fnee 3D. Halt
boxes So. No half boxes sent BY mail
m3O I'm sd&w
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES COR DON BE N E TT.

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE NV YonE TIrnMp-A daily paper, issued every
morning Of the w.ekIce cents Country sub
scribers furnished al the rate for any sPecihc period on
a
Tar WEEKLY HERALp-Issued every Saturday morning
nine oclockpcc and quarter rents copyiuu'sbcd
country subscribers $50 in advance at hs
rate for any specified period .
CORRESPONDENTS requested to address their Letters 10
JANIS oRpoN Bennett, Proprietor and Editorand all
den on business must be post paid.
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J. BRADEN

WOULD respectfully beg leave to inform hi. friends
and ths public generally that he has completely renovated
and reopened his Saloons fo- the
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage
fatten himself will be sufficient who have
been acquainted with the established reputation of his Ice
Cre &c Tor the last nine years that nothing shall remain
on ms sIt to retain and possible TO excel his former efforts
branches and prepared to supply families and dealer, city
or country wholesale retail Not forgetting tender his
grei odmcns for the patronage he has received
ne trusts ny s future efforts 10 deserve continuance of the
same i'll not be vailing
az m JOHN ERADEN aC.n.I
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HATS! HATS! HATS

Drown SCO's One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re
- tail, l79 Chatham Square, of Mott street, where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined to adorn
the head.
The propeors have the pleasure offer addition
to their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation of beaver, which closely all
the most costly and beautiful , the difference is easily
perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere
price cash which enables furnish very superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats to the
public the think they have reached the
OF beauty durability, cheaIness and comfort 3ms
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DATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE FRESH FRO
VISIONS, warranted to keep any length OF m., and il
any climate VIZ Preserved Le9ster Iiabu shad, Sal
en- Turkey. Go~e-Beef Soup, Mutton Broth Chicken Soup
Ok Tail SOUP Vegetable Soup Mock aud Green Turtle Soups
Green Peas and Milk for voyages.
~ BThese provisions all ready cooked free from bone
and be used cold, il preferred warmed in few mi
nues. Manufactured and sold wholesale aud retail, by
md lms w. MULLANE, s21s Nassau ST., New York
WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUTLERY, GOETHE sab
w scrbers being DESTROYS of materially reducing their stock,
offer for sale Importation cost, for cash approved short
paper gold and silver watches gold chains pencils and
broach.s diamond and unset diamonds paste stones
plated Japan and German silver of every description;
cards dozens pocket and dirk knives
sets Of table cutlery also silver spectacle; thmbcs
pencils tooth picks pickle forks plated earrings chains rings
lockes glasses motto seals pocket books
cork screws SC. Sc s. J. NEUSTADT BARNETT,
lms AZ Maiden lane.