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Cleared
Ships Prince Albert Sebor London rinnell Niuurn & Co.
sS 4ss Ssfa AfSsa 'fs Peg
Hs sas, b. sGss vss Spz Newman Go vaha
re: Eiss$ssss: ss? ssd
1ss a.
sss..on Ell. Abbott. Aexsnda DC AB Coeiey Coz
Lo%dsa Hye.nas ToSd SSSs o1Ss bs
Arrived.
oe to anns ma m1nSNE and
Ship Harriet Jessie, Conner days from Charleston
B;Iqus Rspd: Ward, from Havana, Nov TO- with sugar. &c
sshI ssm i sSS%ha% rs Is ays fen Ksr,
baltimore to sail Others later a' Ae' Oh
schr Mary Maria Timer, from Thomaston, with lme to
Schr Waterman Jameson from Thomaston with lime tn
schr Richmond Thorndike, from Thomaston with lime to
schr Example, Keller, from Nlachas Me- with lumber to
schI Lucy Margaret Inslis, from Machi7s with lumber
scbr Ebro. Curtis days from Ellsworth, with lumber to
SIR Abigail Lord days from Ellsworth with lumber to
schr saml RockhiIl, Hewitt from Richmond with coal to
master "
Brig GsoEana Bede 10 days from Savannah, with cotton
Ships pnee AiGs1 I sebGr London; Eg;ops Fube Liver
Mobile brig John Eads Mason GssRs
rnes, and Others
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE e. Trs ItT ps. II',hsa,s,OrH'}
Arr Nov 20. Orny Taft Lovett, Providence for Charleston;
Palestine Sturdivant do for New York; GOTH Marcens Hall
Hudson for Boston; Conquest Ctowe do New Bedford;
Jack Johnson Providence for York 30th Dispatch Ncker
New York. Gardner NYok via kfcrd - ''''e''
Sid 3oh, Orray Taft Charleston; Mariner, Georgstown sc;
PALESTINE end Jack, NYork Virginan, Finch, Havana.
General Record.
BRIc BETsEy Lufman of and for Boston from Pbiladel
pna with cargo Of coal fallen in nth 10 sinking
ti9n on the 18th u in the South Channel by the aroi
~ W. - " $50 ~
SeHR LEXINGTON. Crowell of aud from Boston for New
YORK peore repored) struck the shoa called the Shovel
ul or neae shoa, on Monomoy tont, Of 26th ult
and at noon Of same day her keel dropped out
tide TOOK her on the On 2h the wreck was
boarded aud found that wood had ali
and that OF mackere aud washing about the
hold-veel bs small anchor and bills mackereI pr of
Them without barrels saved Vessel will prove total loss no
assurance portion Of the Capt CroweI
ScHR ST GEORGE from Ellsworth for Boston was .nnned
10Th ult lat ~ IS, Ion Co. by the Zebra at Boston The \, ~
had been thrown her beam ends days and lost
ScHR May FRAScEs, of Belfast Kempton. from Rance,
or Newport with potatoes wen, ashore in snow squal morn
OIL Nantucket bilged and will be total os sails rigging
cables and anchors saved The cargo, which insured
be saved NO insurance on vessel The vessel and cargo were
u seHR Ru:n sold auction in this city on satur
day morning. for $3.50. ~
COMMERCE OF Bo'roS--Auiyals during the month of
Nov. 1913 "
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Had the whole of the assessed Of the State been
collected the addition to the above amount OF revenue
would only have been S5OooOo still leaving deficiency
of sa220sk This is the present condition Of the State,
and those who are familiar with the prejudices of the
people of BEST judge of the probability
Of being levied in addition to the already
unpaid The expenses of the State Government cannot be
decreased but rife for they at present only
s67s $751; We see hope for them, but in sale of their
public works They will benefit the people just as much
in other hands, under State management and if not
the whole greatest bulk of the debt will be removed
~ .ho Idare Of tba irha
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O. Ships Barques. Briggs. schrs. sloops Total
Foreign, 6 ~ a. 70 IaQ
or the foreign arrivals IS briggs and 90 sch British
brig French. brig Russian. I-
Cearences: Ships. Barques. Bgs. schrs. soops. Total
Foreign, q IS AZ az iS0
VI the foreign cearance berque, II bngs and 70 schrs
via New York. -" Vs. ~
The Royal Mail steamship Hbema cleared and sailed on
the t the Britannia arrived the ih cleared and sailed
III. l6th. The Called MIA arrived the 2Oth.
NEW YORK LIVERPOOL PACKETS The proprietors of
the several lines between New York and Liverpool
ranged or their sailing from zach the lit 9Th lth 10th.
the following order-
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Foreign Importations.

HAvATA-Barque RaPid-ioO bxs sugar Moses Taylor-5O
y Lasala-63 + Wichehausen-l7 Victor & Aches-35
&c mp Adams-s bales tobacco IS 900 Wallis
Pou co-74 900 NJ Picaba-i0O,0OO & A Wmore-i 900
Van Damme co-9,o9O Jose Avezzana-6000 VIM Thomas
100 oo0 Matthews co-00,0 A Renauld-3 cases
zoo 600 segars Lille bb paper $50 do
Loyesnd-I box candles Rev Vaea-sO 900 oranges
AGkefIy Ackerc2 bxs sugar II 900 segars TO order
KINGSTON Ja-Schr Saml uthard-000 boxes segars
bales Huerao25 bbIs fruit Benuuo bundle gold dust
D0minguez-50 doubloons Chasean Ponver-2 pkgs mdse
tons us,ic t1 hides bbs half do pearls
bbi shells do copper bdls sheet box shells
turtle do box pearls pkg mdse Ayezzana.
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:, o. EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED Hawai-

{13- EATKACT Of A LETTER, DATED HAVA5
MA, CIV. ~ November 10TH ls43
Dear Sr-Your favor Of the 2sth of October, with
gross of the Tuberose Shaving Cream is at hand have
introduced to the notice Of several gentlemen of udg.
ment and experience in cosmetics and they unanimously
pronounced it decidedly preferable to any thing in the
introduced in the Island Its neat and tasteful
is not the only is likely to rritae
the skin dry up, is the with soaps generally
have no hesitation in ordering twelve gross and wish
the exclusive agency of for Cuba.
Yours, SC. J. LOPEZ
The above is only of many testimonials which are
brought out solely the merits of the article alone
fair trial will convince the most ncreduous OF its superb
orty over any similar article before the public.
Solo, VIII lesale and retail, by Edward Pnalon ga
Broadway. Also, by g. b. Zieber and Co., Ledger
Buildings. Philadelphia; o. Fish and Co., Browns Hotel
Pennsylvania avenue Philadelphia; Boston, Brainard and
Co.. Is Court street.
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Second Board.
5000 Ohio 6's 1860 IOoA rs Harlem
5000 do IO0E IA Long Island
1000 Illin's Special $3.50 l2S as do
New York Public stock Exchange.
Marrie0.

Married.
On Wednesday evening, Nov 10Th, by the Rev. Mr.
Stilwell Mr. WILLIAM B. WALSH to Miss REBEccA BAKER
both of this city.
May brightest bliss forever be
The token Of their constancy;
And light and love their life illume
Through deepest sorrow, darkest gloom.
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor OF Vessel. will Civ.
Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed thu
Vessels Spoken on their Passag List of their Cargo, and
board them Immediately their arrival Agent. and Cor
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they e.
obtain Nautical Information of kind viii be hankfuy
rsreIved.
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a NEW STYLE OF CHILDREN's VELVET CAPS
Gentemens and Boys Caps Of the latest ashon which he
will sell cheap any other establishment in this city
which may be found genemens CLOTH velvet a
style Of glazed and line otter Also hand supply
Of mole skin, silk and fur hats Of beautiful finish
low.
Fancy Fu-Also constantly hand large assortment Of
Muffs and Fur Trmmings for sale very low prices
NB-The Caps Of the subscriber took the premium the
late Fair of the American Institute.
VIM BROWN
n30 lm~r l26 Chatham st. opposite Roosevelt.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvAsA-Barque Rapid-Mi.s Eufasa Borghesse Miss Ca
tharne Abare, of France; Judson, New York
KINosroN Ja-Schr Saml L Southard-T Huera and S Il
the steerage. N' ~
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AUCTloN SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auet.unrrr
(Sfsfe No. IS finn sfreef1

AuEt.urfrT.
(Sfsfe No. IS finn areet1
MONDAY,
At 10Y o'clock at 65 Hudson street will be sold u Rentse
frnnure Of family gvirg up Housekeeping. Thu furniture
the the house. and all good order
carpets and other urnurs In good order The cooking
ald other kitchen utensils all OF the best description
TUESDAY,
AT 0M o'clock, az the s.les rom,
Extra sale OF valuable ssasonabe dry goods clothing fancy
aud pledged articles guns wathes jeweIy &c CONFUSING
the baan Of well assorted stock Of wholesale and retail
Also the remaining OF the ssoek Of merchant tai
Ior quahty of ready mad clohing &C. Also shirts col
lars bosouls, hosiery. French AID English ell tbs sc.
WEDNESDAY,.
At l0A o'clock, at the sales ROOM
Extensive and valuable sale CT choice furniture from families
removing, &c.
THURSDAY,
e1 O'clock IN the upper sale. room gallery IS Ann
i-gs Of them the properly and productions of the late
Mr. Pradce aud Mr. j. Tufbe together with the eatre col
lection Of gentleman Of well known toste who going to
reside in Europe.
This sale will take place by caaogu Full particulars
appear Tuesday he pictures be examined Wedres
dny
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street so well known /,
= the victims Of Syphlitic disease the fu
this destructive AMI almost maady is still be
found the old office which he has occupied
years The public and large portion of medical
rt scce have that all advertng Doctor quacks
ienon nneduca.ed cbarlaans but that all quacks de-
n.y. Medical qua ckery consists holding himself forth
As skilled IN the heating art without having diploma
thyslc aud Surgerythat we possess Knowledge Of
disease superior to three ourhs Of Physicians
and that our SIX IN the ,tment and Of
every variety of Venera Disease including the surgical
treatment Of that hsrrassng complaint Structure of the
thra, pre-eminen We have confined the
treatment Of all prae and delicate complaints years
only from every part the United State, but they come to us
from the West Indies and Canada We have physicians
unfe our at the present time and week Without
physc the city and from the
advice We discounrenance quackery form and
fore take this thod of informing persons
country where the can find physician skilled the
their disease Every case we undertake make
Ulcef upon the body in the throat pains the
head and bones Of the legs will and you your
case is curabe at ALL
Constitutional Weakness, Impoency is disease so corr
pca'ed IFS character that the adopted by the
jorty Of physicians is highly injurious esd Of au
paid much attention to the of this malady
constituting part Of our Practice Many unfortunate vic
uy treatment Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
OF the back eonusion of intellect ergeulnss paptatou of
e bear aversion to society and inability look 10
tions are we guarantee Post paid letters
stnemeat OF case containing 50 for advice tended
nv,a no with the advertising Doctors New
we speak OF ourselves rhysca aud say MOTH, Of
Chatham street. ~ ~ ~ ds ,msr
CANVAsS-20 bales Leith Canvass received hv Lar. 49,,
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10 SAVE ALL YOU CAN.-Comstock's Extract OF
Sarsapala warranted equal any sold for dollar
per bottle for just half the price viz so per bottle
81 per dozen To be had only at 81 Couandt street,
No. North Fifth street. Philadelphia; 80 Conhill, Bos-
ton and 30 Magazine St, New Orleans.
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IMPORTANT TO INvaLIDs AND vIsITERs TO
THE ISLAND OF tU8A:

IN THE VILLAGE OF CERRO, three miles from Hsy,
mathis establishment situated properly
fitted and attended, afordmg the benefit Of country life
without excluding the comforts and pleasures of
preventing timely attendance to business Every attention
promised by the the satisfaction of their vs
tiers.
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person room ~ 90 dav
each person,
With families particular agreement NAY be entered int,
NJ B-Omnibusses running from morning till night he
tween me Zero aud Havana makinEs trip in half hour
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BLANCARD'S

DATENT WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for Halls Par
ors, Offices Stoves Steamboats,, Sc These Stoves
StNtue of Washington the Father Of his Country
two kinds Of d"sas one 'or wood aud the other for Al
the fire chamber the wood arranged
the heat circulate through the height of the
large and beautiful taiiating surface These
Stoves ave also chamber attached and thing
being constructed the scientific principles they
all who have them in the greatest satisfaction The sub
scriber invites the aeoton Of those wanting BEAUTIFUL
nomca aud durable Stove, call and satisfy themselves
the aboqe facts They be in ton daily and res
those who have them The public will
then have fair opp runy of Judging that the plain
ct' For sale only ia this city ia Grand door
east of b. oadway.
de imsn JAMES KINDS
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
'HE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends ard
the public, that the Mansion House now located in In.
outsider street. No 81 ia the vicinity OF the steamboat andins
and vegetable MARKET having commodous family
arranged in the ueatest order. ' "ia
person is employed procure permits TO land passenger
OF the officers.
N.BYsors to this Island should procure passport from
te Spanish Consul at the OF emhakon to obyEs DIV
sal Since WILLIAM FULTON
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DAYS OF SAILING
E,.om Thermal

s 3$5:' West. i i j: Nov I; ''v !
s. sT %s.Sss,os Oct ! Feb. ;JDns + j. i
ga; !'''' 4 4 4 Dec A''' Aus :;
2s.: ships Arc all e. .1Sast and ar. s
~ Of al , and
Of stores the best kind Panctus y IN the DAYS Of ai,ios
From Liverpool ao New hfs Liverpool s
Whniemen.
}spsa Hubbard so"nston % ra" SO VII sp Tor wv
rV sSn Sr sc o aSs,
s 81 IaoC VIII for NV Coast soh Meehsnc Pratt Newport
~, A. Bay of Islands May O. Harvest Young Bridgeport 1000
, AZ New Holland in Feb Elizabeth Bates Maapoi.e,t 1920
7s SPIN has been reported same place and date $50
Aeu;hnet Of Farhaven which sailed from Honolulu June
Spoken
'yfa ss B"ds Of and %
pilot boat James Avery.
Foreign Ports.
y1 Ill., An A.. Nay s le9 port Hsespon Ellis from and for
s o ass ans s s1s
o% snd For @ Ns xS1
tanzas. N ''' '
Foster e, sa a.. Mexican. R and veno
days; two Am briggs for NYerk idg O'' ~
,QuEBEc Nov 2i-Cd Burnhopeside Simpson; Saguenay,
Murray and Duke of Cornwall, Conrad, Liverpool.
Home Ports
THoMAsToN, Nov 26-Sid Ten Brothers. Crawford; VIM
tenry Norris; Grecian Long; Mary Augusta Vanum, aud
Ks,, Noreans; Gandee Gchrst and Fo-
BANGOR; Nov 29-Cld Oriana, M'Grath Guadalupe.
BATH, NOV 26-Ar America, Smith, PIT fere Quad. Sid
25h Sheffield Smith Orleans Pandora Bailey, PASSPORT;
nta Meicher Ggadaoupe 27th nacyon. Lttefeld, Mo-
~ West Indies Convert Skolfeld, Matanzas.
f9RTLANp, Nov 29Ar ID Peters. Holmes, and Mexican
Weber NYoTk Cid Andrew Scott Emery Mobile; Blan.
ehad new) Blanchard do sadore, Springer do Sid Sarah
SALEM Nov 2sArr Mirror Doane fredericksburg via Bos
ton; 29h Holly Bush Trundy Georgetown DC. via Glou-
B1sTsy Dec lar Cynosure erck. surinam; Caroline
Lott L'vepool: Peru, Prior Penamhuco and mkt Ala
lant. Cooper bile Arr Nov 80 Midde.ex oz-r Cron-
stast sto Beverly land not the Bv. from
SCi Smyrna Coming,, and Wolc Ryder NYork Taims'
Conkn Phil'delphia Cid 2sh, Teus, Long st Jago de
Cuba Arr Friend Lowell. NYork.
HOLMES HoIE Nov 3OAn Victoria Boston for Virginia
Passed by. J w Paige. Taylor Baltimore for Boston.
,o,t GAnTows Noy 27Arr John Rugses Dix NYo. Sid
Wacaman, Jameson. NYork
phILABELpHIA Dec 2-Ar Alabama, soule; Portland; VIM
Boston CID Levant Foplk Montevideo and East Indies
townsend. lngsrsol and Dolphin Lamb NYork.
WORK Sid Aeroe (Danish) Hansen, Rio Janeo; Marietta
MoBnE Nov PAR Pennsyvan Turley PhiladeIphia;
banner Whsle, NYork; Palmyra, Burgess, Portsmouth
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o. PRESERVE YOUR TEETH FROM DECAY
By doing you free yourself from great suffering and
render yourself agreeable to those around you Sher-
mans Orris Tooth Paste is decidedly the best and most
agreeable Dentrfce that be used being entirely
from every deleerous material and highly recommended
by Dr. Castle and all the most eminent dentists of this
city There is nothing like it, and those who have eve
used once, sure to come again for Dr. Sher
mans Warehouse is at LOG Nassau street. Agents-llO
Broadway 10 Astor House; 227 Hudson street lss
Bowery II East Broadway; and Ledger Buildings Phi
ladelpha
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
OUNlTED STATES, No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DOBBS have Just received twenty bales of splendid
pate Of English Three Ply double superpe ingram
Window shades nc all Of winch having been purchased
low prices for CASH viii be sold from Is to 30
than any other estabshme in this city.
just received
26f00 yards Ingram Carpeog Is Sd TO IS Cd yard.
10000 " warranted all wool Carpetng, Is per yard.
WOoO double superfne Carpeting, IS s. per yard
20l 90 " Three Ply Ctprting, from % Va rd
$4,000 pairs Transparent Window Shades from 81 to the
10000 yards Floor Oil Cloths any width As per ,ard
ANDERSON DOBBS, No 20 Bewery
the first Carpet establishment above Hester street
ma 2wssm
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FENCING ACADEMY.

FENCING ACADEMY.
MESSRS. ROSAT Il ECKERT have the honor in
wi orm the citizens of New York that they have opened
Academy of Arms 1913 Broadway Of Anthony
where they intend teaching Small Sword Broadsword Cane
&c well Sparring.
Having had long experience in teaching the above ,nches
they hope patronage of those who wish become
first swoTdspeG
These graceful and useful exercises expand the chest and
defects Of formation They render the body
vigorous supple and active and give that carriage that
always observed in well educated men,
A. f. ROSAT,
lm*r CHARLES ECKERT.
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az FOR NEW ORLEANS-L Louisiana and New
H43 York LneIfiegular Packet of le!h Dec The fast
HMk.sailng p,ck't barque GEM SEE, Capt. Minott,
will positively sail as above her regular day.
For freight passage having handsome furnished
dations, apply board Orleans wharf, foot of Wall
Orto h. X. COLLINS& MOO Sc South street
Shippers by this line rely having their goods
rectly measured.
Agents in New Orleans Huin & Woodruff, who will
promptly forward all goods to their address.
The packet ship Huntsville Capt Cornell will succeed the
Genesee, and the 10th regular
DACKET SHIP UTICA, from Havre-C onsisnees by this
ship requested send their permits board,
No All goods mitted by the 5th prox will be
liable to be sent to the public under general order
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GLOBE HOTEL,
ID ID n ann 1tT KIeIfr in m IL

GLOBE HOTEL,
u &c BROADWAY NEV. YORK
l. BLANC ARD HI he h, acquaint the gem Iemen
who ireque the Gl be- and the ,ub generally his T.
BILE dHot- will be ell to morrow, Dec. which ni
ed number Of he Of good cheer may eoy the
rie Of eel supplied and eei,nt table afer
Dinner will be served day o'clock precisely
His ear is well supplied wi the choicest wines OF every
country, which will be furnish at nable rates
The Kesauant will be continued usual parties who
desire 10 dine sepantel-
BLANCARD will be happy to treat with 'anes desir.
OF Board for the
To such their will hereto be supplied 10 their
private He has eeg inty furnished table
for either small families, for nge persons
Iws
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
Il HESE far famed and celebrated Pis from Portugal
perceive TO be obtained in country. See advertise
ueut ON the last column. fourth pnse'
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l3- COLOR YOUR wHIsKERs.-By the use of the
East India Hair Dye which will not stain the skin is
very little trouble to keep the hair colored any sty
you please To be had only at 81 Courtlandt No
North Fifth street. Philadelphia and 80 Cornhill Bos
ton; 80 Magazine ST., New Orleans.
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o. CURE THE SICK HEADACHE-Sphors Sick
Headache Remedy will do it, as out of many thousands
sold not one has ailed- is warranted To be found on
ly at d Courandt street; and No. North Fifth street
PHILADELPHIA
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o. THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR IS WAR.
ranted to the hair in three minutes and
the most delicate skin under forfeiture Of $40. Can he
had only genuine 81 Courland st. and North Fifth
Philadelphia.
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TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE-Tw. fouuts of Tyre, Mnion aud Nonp,riel.
It. which have been used the NewYork Herald. Apply
at this Office,
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MACkINTOSH COATS-Day Is Maiden Lane has now
VI hand and is making to the latest style Mscks
atoh Coats Of the peculiar preparation of Rubber pracsed
by Mackntosh in England.
Gentlemen rely upon having good article they obtain
~ HORACE II. DAY,
Successor to the Roxbury l. r. Co.,
~ Imr as Maiden Lane
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STEAM BLACKING;-lt is a fact universally ADMITTED,
W that Lees steam Backing SUPERIOR other
veand il sohons ind the leather aud minute
will produce most astonishing jet block gloss thar will stand
IN times as long your boot shoes the black
ing OF the present day T. LEE the sole inventor aud
upward Of fot, years He also m,nuctnres superior
Gle oil Black aud Blue lax coors) will
lure STEEL pens The above art ce sale
pondng tn the times, Lees Steam Backing Warehouse
No John street corner Of Broadwav. d2N-r
STUART, LADIES' HAIR-DRESSER, No. 3 Murray
street respectfully announces that he Us prepared
wait on ladies their residences aud dess heads lug
to the las s. arslan fashions. Terms moder,te.
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MEMS, BOYS AND cHILDREN's CLOTHING.

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
GEORGE 4. GREEN, Nos. Ito Chatham and Bow
cry will keep CONSTANTLY hand ui! and complete
sortmeat Of Mems Bows and Chlden Clothing OF al de-
scrpton, the most fashionable styeo which he would
respectfully invite the attention IF those As he has
m ,de arrangements to receive CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS &c, by Packet, and has secured the
vice, of experienced Cutters pledges himself give perfect
satisfaction to all who may purchase.
N. -Ci4ments made a the shortest and
with strict pupctuslity. d. 1msm
CENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE-Geotle-
" families dssrous of converting their left off Wear
ing Apparel into cash. obtain for the the highest cash
o.mIies gentlemen quog the ,ty or changing resi-
dence having superuous effects dispose CT will find
much advantage send for the subscriber who will
at end them at Their residence by appointment;
II. LEVETT, 6 John street, ~ Y
line through tn. Pes. Office otherwise will receive
prompt tep,ien.
Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. DE- I'm