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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

"WEDNESDAY, May 3, 10 O'Clock, at the large
w store III Broadway near Canaseet, arge and gene
raj assortment rotn store given mp May ls of Gq and
Plain .lass China ard otgr Dnper Tea ,oee and toilet
Also quantity Of furniture fo families one elegant
Rosewood P;,no Forte two eeals, beatgl fine toned
warranted Instruments also large second hand ahoeanE
case Piano -ort Abbott maker cost 525 dollars ~ perfect
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

tn. Farmers lean and 1Stst Company JoSsph R0Sef
eta Mir w Curtis NoyeS Tor Complts.; Nh j. D,kemlR
Tor Dstt Garrison Decree ann: the premises OF Car
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Also largc assortment OF Winlo~ Shades from 81 10 SO
per pair. Oil Cloths from q ie wide and from - 20 S.
per yard. Looking Glasses. Hearth Rugs English aud Amf
Drlets together with article connected With
the trade at equally low prcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

SEG,H>,-Ai>o ahou, 70, ,Cco Sesars.
CRocNKkr.-.lso, so complete Dinaer Sets and auaa-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

NrANTED-Bv u young sentleman,a small lnr-
nishe, room within or. mile of Fulton st: Terms
must be nnolere Address LODGINGS. II tins orlcs ~
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Literary Notices.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF REFORM.-A series OF lee
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and eminently characterised by spirit Of christian
forbearance and truth.
MIMAN's History OF THE JEws-Vol. 1.-THE
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Library, to be issued at hafth original cost,
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K,NNE's QUARTERLY LAW COMPENDIUM truly
invaluable digest of cases reported in this country
and Great Britain.
The NEW YORK LEGAL OBsERvER-Published at
AZ Ann street. A work of ack nowledged utility and
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MACAULAY's MISCELLANY, (cheap edition)-Vol.
III. For sale at this Office.
THE ROVER, Nos. l. z and "A very neat week
ly magazine, published at l62 Nassau street Each
number is embellished with beautiful engraving,
by Chapman.
The HONEY BEE.-A cheap and very well execu-
ted edition OF DR. Berrains celebrated and highly in
| teresng and instructive work on the " Bee. ,
The farmers ENCYCLOPEDIA, No. 4-This is an
exceedingly useful and merlorIous publication, by
Carey IL Hart, Philadelphia.
THE Book OF THE NAvY-AppIeton ~ Co-The
fourth part of this elegant publication has been ssu-
ed. Ii completes the work, which should be in the
library OF every citizen who loves and respects the
navy of his country and desires to transmit to his
children faithful record of the heroic deeds Of our
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st this Dcpssrt
Cmen until the 7h Aprl for building tie of one
two three Iron Steamers to be Cue on
and forty lo feet deck twentyhree Easy beam and
ten 0 feet hold Drawnrs and models for building be
BY the Department expected tina! tbs
The IRON used in INNS, be Amecsn, and Of
rS Lad Zone before the work and the other asr
and fitted to its appropriate place and
NC, "x hs @ VIII pe made accerdnG 70 h;:
geys The cham pres bobstays, and all iron work
ary to the hull sps rigging sails and will included
in the proposal and the price for be s~psstey
stated deck Of white by inches to be Land ~
cured from with the wood screw bolts csuied
and pane berth deck 81 ash yellow pine az riches by
spiked and bolted the berth deck csaked and
ceiling plank of white oak the flooring inches
h,ea h.nee yellow PINE inches 'hct to the lower deck
feet The matsri.s and weight used
Secretary Of the Treasury may appoint and the work
vessels e be completed within sig months from the day
~ h. we NV snu sns a. ona'nk ne Won msnshp
one 10 o. chosen each OF the parties Of the who,
the Of their dissgreeme shall select third who are
whether the work has all
according TO the proposal and agreement.
J. Z. SPENCER, Secretary Of the Treasury.
mz3 toAI7r -
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parlor; gentlemen who had cards were shown into tn
tea room; there were great many gentlemen who hsd

paror; gentlemen who had no cards were sbown int, ,h
cards. ~
Cross ed Madame had a daughter residing in
Hudson street her daughter Is married Mr. Oakley.
Sunday evenings, but II not witness particular duty
TO be there any other evening than Sunday there
two ladies there was married, the other
not did not think they particularly handsome
would not II she choose them to be Handsome
they generally well dressed the bosoms of their
r0cks cut very low the married lady's name
Mira Catherine Mclntyre does not remember the Of
the other Madame spent her evenings in the paror
tour generally called on Sunday evenings that had
cards they received in the tea ROOM say with
which the parties she spent most Of her tm does not
in the absence Madam kept bosrders but Mr.
the house hud three stories and attics the cham
bermad was tull yellow has no acquaintance
with her. does not know whore she does know the
names OF any of the gentlemen except Mr. Psyne the
house was opened in April she THINKS no ladies ever
came there with the gentlemen
By the CoUkr-Dd any ladies come separately
A-Nst an know.
Q. by MIR. MuLooK-How many parlOrs were in the
house.
A-There were two parlors, tea room, and smoking
ROOM the smoking card up stairs an, was
exclusively for the gentlemen; ayne had bedroom-
the two ladies had bedroom, in which they both slept
Madame had bedroom, and her sons had bed room
does not know Of any other furnished bed but
those except the servants.
The witness afterwards said there other furnish
ed b,d rooms. One morning she two gentlemen
out Of a bedroom; Madames the third
story backwards; Pay was the front bedroom the
third story acquainted With Madam for years.
acquired knowledge of Madame's acquaintances they
visited her in Mercer street. they did elsewhere.
Characterization resumed-Knew lady Of the name
of Brom and another of the name of Burchard, that
visited Madame cannot give the Of gentleman
Of Madame acquaintance that visited her the room over
the hall furnished; does not believe there bed
in it; does not think there than bed in each
OF the the parlor; Mrs. Brom the wife Of
Captain Brom oft Navy
Mr.. srURrEvAsr sworn and examned-Does not recol-
lect the color Of Martins har witness advised Mr. Storms
to get mortgage the furniture for his debt; the pro-
position to give the mortgage proceeded from Madame
herself.
Observation-Disclosures house was called the meet
ing place Of the Alcbiades Clubs witness not mem
Der OF the clubs does not know the name Of gentleman
that member Off since the furniture az sold out
witness heard the house spoken OF as house OF i'll fame
Alter the examination OF the witnesses had been closed
counsel both sides summed and his Honor charged
the jury who RETIRED and shortly after returned YER
dict for plaintiffs.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
~ men until the nth pr for Engines Boiler.
and P,oPeIer. con;ucsd on the plan kpevni "Hus
yeed on Lake Erie, designated by tho Secretary Of the
Tasoy the others such place places
the Secretary direct Also Engines Boilevs and
frcp.sY upon The plan Known "Eric,sons PLAN" be
direct The Engine. Boilers and Propelers be
very best maena to bear the proof and inspection of such
person be selected by the Secretary
Des'sy The Boilers 70 have no, le.s Than hundred
pouad: 70 the squire inch Proof hundred (2io
eight 49, eighteen (la inch Cylinders with three (3) feet
stroke The whole be delivered directed within FIVE
months from the time the and plans for
building. - "
The Proposals will the price for which the ngines
Boilers and Propellers will he delivered put complete
either OF the said plans right the proposals will also
state the price asked including the
right, and also the pcs exclusive o. said su,hoIity
J. e.. SPENCER,
m23tOlTaT Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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M re IL re
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
Me-

No. 81 SOUTH STREET N. Y.
PASSAGE TO and from Great Britain and lrelsnd Liver
pool snd London by the regular packets railing weekly and
from Liverpool aud and fro London on the ISL and
raDsement. IN orng emgrant aud can, with great conf
those seudin, the that
dine and attention will be shown them and all w
embark with Them also be- engaged from Liver
pool ect to New Ore Nozzle Sa' amman, Ba
phradelphia ton, aud 20 the ereut of British
Provinces. With these eements together with the ed
vantage which his vep oil correspondents possess being
la ge shpo and engaged the rcehng
sness-having despatched upwards Of kt class
ships to the various ports of the United States with and
pasepgers The facility offered by this establishme is
surpassed and from the large number Of first class ships
poyd IN the line there be whatever which
will be guaranteed The price will be the lowest
rates. an should of those ecne coming he
sage money VIII D. returned customary. The steamboat
iaIe rom the deer ports to Liverpool usual be
AMOUNT, ,ayable al the pnc pal towns dis
cout throuRhou GTea Britain and Ireland arrange
which has given the greatest Satisfaction.
lhe SUBSCRIBER hoI es TO the public
patsonage, Which bsen Literally bestowed for
For further particulars amply, ( by post
j.. w. ROBINSON. No I6 Goree Piazzas,
Georges Dock 'nd NePqos Waterloo Dock Liverpool
Thes Timmips. Es No. les South Front ST. Philada.
Patrick N lton. Esq Bufdo Ny.
Juss, h kir patrcs, Pittsburgh, Pa
hhehI McQ ade, Utica N Y
J. A NoomaI, MI sauhie Wisconsin, Ty.
Chs, McCotkey, Dubuque, Iowa Ty.
J. X Elliott, Detro't, Michigan.
Core l'us Cahl. Peru, Iinoi..
h0 gay, Roches er, N. Y.
N B-The subscriber also for first class packet ships
sam every few day days IN New York 10 New Orleans
Mohie Charleston and Savannah, by which passage
secured at the lowest tate. MGR
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All goods shipped required be particularly marked and
are at the iisk Of the owners thereof. s9ec
E00 PAIR OF GOOD DOUBLE AND 81 GLE SOLE
wv BUSKlNS Of all colors fro, IS to IS and 81,
aated good Ladies' Misses, and Childens Caters, black,
bronze green aud light coors OF the latest fashion, 81
81 U.s. and Geut fine French and native calf dress boots
prime calf dress boots shoes and saters mems boys
and chldr'n good low ed boots prime mebs boys and
ehldrens of all and ICES the cheapes, you
Largest best quality and lowest prices the city
s. Walker 49 Broadway have sold other store,
and will all attention accommodate friends and the
public. Good shoes at low prices. Good CATERS, lbs.
I'm
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TO THE LADIES.
INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
A. BEATTY considered in csnne ction with DR. FELIX

TNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
with DR. FELIX
broad and essa'sa forehead Tin. deveo %ens IS not
na NO s.a an essential element Of beauty
ses,e Of this feature though oS.ered BY the en-
s
form This ca" be done safely speedily eecuay and If
by Dr. Fes TSe as
s &c
nigh upon the cheek may all be removed and eventually the
8 ri
Fer removing sckles tan pnpes botches, burns
ss a. ssss SS SSs
" d PaSto SGitif VEGETABLE ROUGE.
Composed materially from flowers and simples impar.
as on s1 ,sbsr M s o.1 BY
GoURAUD,s BLANC D'EspAGNE!
The COMPLEXION free from The propsIte.
elegant boxes at e Joa. zach Milk street.
tes wa a ass l'i Tm!sss
E NS2sS Wan:
Ry:. S!WEns,s SiSss sa1s
T$S:
W snRa
Robinson. periodical AGENT Pittsburgh, Tue; CINCINNATI
Thomas * Co., Main street; Va Richmond, Mrs Frayzer;
DC We.hnston Selby Parkeri Alexandra. C. c. Berry;
. Within few years this remarkable and useful che
mica invention for completely eradcang supefuous hair
has attained the highest pitch Of celebrity and consequently
excited the cqpdity Of nest Of base couneree who at
tempt snatch from the the reconpense for his
that every bottle Of the Peudre Subtitle and Felix
Gouraud Poude Subtle, N Y, each bottle, and the
Doctors fac smile engraved the outside Dircc
u9p, fIehch and English, accompany each BOTTLE.
CosmetieAis Ct Walker street. door from Broadway
Els I'm l :
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Remember one cedar and oak boat is worth twenty pine
ing fully satisfy world of the difference between
good boats and bad Therefore every boat from his
Ingersol.
Durn the the subscriber has produced that in
mibe l6 foot sailing Dntey Trouber, which received
challenge from the Amecs Iasute and took the gold
da she ready show her sailing boat
matter where built who by valuable rorhyAlso
the boat Henry Stork, winch three
sion with ease Also the triumphant g. W. Chapman which
w,tnou effort made the quickest time record.
However during the coming he intends leaving all
his former efforts the shade He will e for any
kind Of boats from fifty bnrthen and
wherever his found wilt be- boat that
can't be beat. G. L. INGERSOLL Boat Bazaar,
i06 and 4It Water st. and l2I Cherry
Jas. w. HALE, Sole AZ. mt, So Wall st.
S-Rsce sail, club, life and pie bosts always
be found Ingeno Bazaar cheaper than they be pur
chased elsewhere. spI lmsr
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JOHN M. DAVIES 81 JONES,

JOHN M. DAVIES 81 JONES,
l@ WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
own MANUFACTURED very superior assortment of Spring
comprises an Of goods rarely ever before
CAPs-In every variety. for gentlemen youth and chill
CRAvATs-Of plain and figured ,atin gro grains, cam.
:i sS Sss ssS cheese p.n s spun
HSEK S sss a
LINEN coILxas-rlain and Byron of all qualitie. and
Shirt .oflinen muslin. French o.mbric plain aud with
OILED siLKS-0f white and fancy eooT,, warranted not
to adhere in any climate.
chaser, viii consult their bv this .pn
dS %Sp RET% az their old established
an 0ff OF JOHN
ms sm-m .1lag Irf0I 1870
!. BILLIARD SALOON. -I77T 7T--,
NO BARc Fax sxTMh skcA TFf H5f P2oHs BELOW
I. All! s;s I'M AZ :Si:.
on. x. il @ .s the
Each visiting i the XII b arn,hsd
iereni a ment, thinks viii render S@f
also i5'ff Ii IN THE
,BAsENEh,T .,-.,,,J N,
Liquors s n
MT anGsSn. re sn.
psper, painting, &c.
n entomen will please to communicate neglect Of
duty Of the attendants, at the bar. . -. 81 M
mchs 9msr Barclay street.
NORTHUMBERLAND SILVER! GERMAN SIN
L VER-JAMES q. MOFFET, tal Prince street, N. Y,
oe for sale wholesale and retail 1900 lbs OF German Silver
a the lowest market prices. ..-L
N In the article himself he
warrant before manufactured in
this country, and fully equal to the imported.
TO CED.aR WaRE CooPERss
JAMES g. MOFFET Manufacturer, iai Prince street, NJ
Y oers for sale whoesa and RETAIL lot of Coo
penn Brass Pail Ears md Rye al the lowest market prices
TO UMBRELLA M.aNUFaCTURERS, fc.i
JAMES q MOFfET, Mann ac,uIer. l2l Prince street N.
" offers for SALE wholesale AID retail superior lot 81 Um
brels Psrsol and Shade Furniture the lowest market pr
mls lm.r
DLfTE sMALTs7o casks super saxeny Blue smalts for
Is saIe hv PERSSE y BROOKS.
s6r No. VI Liberty street,
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tured at this establishment, at the reduced rates.
New Articles got up to order, being furnished with
patterns.
The Type this establishment, is both the style of
Face and he material (which is sade particularly adapted
for service IN Newspaper Printing. -.
All kin Is OF Ste eotypns furnished to order.
N.B-Such Newspapers will copy the abo,e three times
will be entitled pay Type making bill Of times
the Of the three insertions
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GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
% PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. d.
~ NJ ~ IL

40 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. - -
@ ne ne tK
The subscribers beg call the attention of their Trends
and the public generally, to their superior arrangement.
England iIeand Scotland or Wales IN the masnice1,
'aFNsf5 VII 81 n
s SIP sippoSs, Capt. spta SG COBB.
SS sF JRsGs:,
Ship ROCHESTER,. Captain la Palme cc''''''
New ship LIVERPOOL, Captain tEld5edge.,
composed of superior first class American ships, sailing
ten days will make five ships each month throughout the
year or one every SIX days thereby the posi-
Hsases direct from London, Bristol and Geenock to New
soS PHILADELPHIA Boston and Bsltimore. and the
va,o sin British North America, all times be
Persons wishing send for their friends will not fail TO see
The advantages to be derived from selecting this line prefer
to other and they assured that unusual
fitted up with an eye solely to the comfort of
In all whe the parties sent for decline coming the
free from the various seapo OF Ireland and Scotland
canaso be secured t.lI .ft.- r.tpfr. dl
follows viz ITO and from London the st 10TH and goth
IF s each sa @ If To ss. and % NysyS % i nh @
a'h EKiE:sM T AF3rSHsEH5 the
by enclosing the they wish SENT with the and ad
dress Of the parties rely draft for the
for the same returned per
mail. HI.tI
o p Oh for ssySs ON nS with
ca Banks of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Scotland,
Greenock and their branches Mess James Built Son Co..
and in principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland
Further particulars made known appicaton if by letter.
o5yr W.&J. T. TAPsCOTT 43 Brring Slip
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Coun-
OF New York, notice Is hereby given all ueons having
claims against Peter Murphy late Of the CITY OF New York.
gentleman, dcceased to the with the vouchers
hereof g the suosc beers. AZ the Office II Edmund Derry
day Of September fI
Dated New YORK. the 18th dav of March. 1919 ...
JACOB HARVEY,
- .... JAMES & BELL,
mI6 1aw6mr Administrators " th the " y sanrred
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Also book paper, 10 by "a, "a by %, and "a by 49,
They have also large assortment oil writing andlwrappipg
paper Of different and qualities which they offer the
lowest m arket prices. m9 &c
pc :ERs H0RTUN's Trunk Repository. No. 81 VII
Maiden lane, manufactures and keeps
constantly hand wholesale and retail all kinds of Travel
ling and Pa ckng Trunks Carpet BAYS Hat and Bonnet Cases
Merchants and others respectfully invited call aud
anime stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
Marufactorv $40 broad street Newark NJ j. ml2 lmse.
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING.
the ipmitabe Hair Cutter, takes this thod Of
IL forming his friends and The public general that he has
r.ahen his Old Sant &c 10 a street, daely adjoining
the Pearl Street House which has been newly fitted up, and
he will he pie ss-d watt all who favor him
with their patronage, in his aud skul aye at the fol
lowing moderate prices =
HIPS iumitaule Hair Cutting, lsh cents.
Curling, l2H
Shaving, ga
n5- Don't forget the numbcr-No &c Pearl street.
ina I'm m
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(, DOIJRTE ACTION EAPPS

D UOUBLE ACTION hARPN
T y BROWNE & co, Manu- actue, London and n. New
- Yors beg call The Of the admirers on rus y
beautiful and FASH snabe INSTRUMENT 20 IN very snpeIo
he has for sale %, brsdwsy. these ~ se d An
structed The mott approved pln if WIZ ~ ny nooeru
improve ments unequal led in bneney OF 'ohe k"'neS
OF touch, and perectness msc.'hniclsm :. =.
s. seg, leave {, adj his ar ~ men,, Ms ma 10
: I'D. The hjgh duties imposed by tariff
n,trumeBts. u,,,,.,,.,v inx;,.d IL - m Al
nj. ,ne,boj of ,rsnsac,ing business advspt,seou,.
MS metno' VI r. BROWNE, yF
,7oMI d &wy.ec gas Brosdwsy aud AK Chambers st.
arrange CREAM CANDY.-Messrs. j. Pesse son,
vEopfecouen IS Division street, have brought forth
.,o,ber compound the
,kes pates Of those who mdoigs such sweetmeats
b, candy the fine flavor OF the Havana oapas and
think fail the patronage ladies' and
Lov.r, Of confe &c touarv IN general -Aurora mfr
COAL-Noy arrived and for sale low dealers and Others
" all the different sizes OF Redash Coal. Apply to-
PETER CLlNrON,
ss4,s Conner King and Greenmiea.
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WHO WANTS BOUTS q SHOES

WHO WANTS BOUTS SHOES7
- THE q eatest Reduction in Prices ever known
8 Onlv think Of Oent mems fin. dress cal stitched
he boots 81 So to $500 pair Ladies fancy coioet
French and city made Gaiten for s5 t. 80 pair And al
the fashions s Gentlemen Ladies md Chdren from
thirty forty per cheaper than 22 Greenwich st.
corner OF Barclay. JAS. WI00INS.
"a mt
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Norfolk.
Correspondence Of the Herald.J

NORFOLK, April 7, 1913.
Murder and Mob Lap in Norfoik-Case of Cooke
and Gardng-Sudden Death of Mrs. Cooke from
Fight-Inribk Times
T Fec
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OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
|OfENING of the Spring fashions he Masazn de Mode
Ia n IMPOKTANT CONSIDERATION FOX TIN
Ia I.ADiES-MRSLOVE Corset Maker No. sc Lisponsre

n
~ LADIES-MRSLOVE,C Corset Maker. No. So Lspepsrd
calls 'hs tcnou Of ladies 10 her impouan invented Az
during pregnancy. Tins Abdominal Supporter has
aed forth hs fullest appreciation Of the most eminent Med
satisfactory results those ladies who have
sed h.m IL perfect in its applications, acting as support
Ind preventing all stain upon the usces and he consequent
and Of the whole during pregnancy:
Nothing that he's been invented Offers many decided
advantages FOR the system against every acc dent
the period aen at the same time preserving the natu
form Country rchsnts and city retailers on aa
antagcous It. Mrs the time calls their at
her improved Shoulder Elastic Braces for misses
being the long required desdcatum the OF the
Mrs H. has secured psteIt She begs 70 refer in ra
the above, 10 the o wing eminent the Me dical
Facuty-Dr Franci.. DR. F. o. Pond Dr. McDonad, rofes-
Gilmsn; De- Professor Parker, D., Dr. Nelson A.
sstle, NJ: Dr. j. w. Moore, J. Nelson, NJ D., J. W.
EIancis. VI. ID. MO
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CdLAP UASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

W john street, lnear WiilianL1
THE subscriber respectfully announces his friends the
rubc generally thai he has opened Mt ON
b.. Cheap Cash System, where gentlemen will aiways find
and fashionable Assortment Of Cloths Casaimeres and
Nestipgs which will be made mp to order styc OF ft and
okmsnp surpassed by any other establishment the
|ity, at the following low Prices :. N n
fme Dress Frock Coats any color. from Sl4 to SIS
{uper6ne do do DO Bto Is
ants Of Wool Black, or Fancy Cesnmeres 3to s
Tests Of Saun, Silk, Valentia, Velvet Sc, 3to S
Just received splendid a,sortncntof Spring aud Summer
hoods, at extraordinary tow prices.
" Gentlemen furnishing their own goods can have them
sde and trimmed the lowest possible prices fer Cash
ms imec JAMES LACY.
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A A KTIN'S CASH TAILO kIN
ESTA RI.ISH u NJ n

u A IL L y "A IA l. On u
rs L A Ii 8 HM EMIT.
l5a W,lliam Street, Garner of .9pn Street,
decidedly cheapest the city There il slsvu on
hand ee cstock of seesonebe goods purchased for
Inch Will made up to order IN the styis q make Ct tim
81 four and postve SAVING OF 20 cont.
Gentlemen requested TO cali and sramns Thoss who
msh IA -crr own goods, lave them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
FroeA Cosu, do do $500 90 to 90
pants and Vests, go. rs to 90
| Over Coats ..'sss 90 to IL %
v Tn '-o''' or e''''''M MICHAEL K. MARTIN
- cATHIN0 PAPEH-2o bales Of very superior Qushty
liable for roof Of houses and ships bottoms for sale
x. COLLINS x CO.. South st: