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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10.
CIeared.


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Arrived.
Ship George Skofed, sko6ed, 6 days from New Orleans
Fry s,d days ,S from rTSs,ss with
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Big Carrier, wnshp, 6, dsys from Palermo with fruit &C.
scGp EXCEL Dunninr from Fall River, with On oil &c. to
Barque illus, smalley, 20 days from New Orleans, with
Also, two briggs unknown
General Record.
FoREIer LETTER OrrcrThe letter bags OF the STEPHEN
Whitney for Liverpool will close Il Gpins in the Ex
change, at the usual hour this mornng
WRECKS AT NASSAU. N. P.-see news columns.
Key wn'I Jan awsIis I.se MEAD s,ndIey, Of Newly
ian Ashore on the n sss seon fifteen miles
arc Nsw ' S%
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three thousand hour had
her. she has been ordered be discharged IL is the
opinion Of the that il ALL OF her keel
Captain has placed his business the hands Of Wal
Pnkney Our Admiralty Judge absent attending Court of
Appeals al Tallahassee, winch will be session
weeks Captain will await the Judges return, rather than
settle his business by arbitration On the 6h brig Herald
lBr Hancock ashore Elot's Key, Cape Flord-
She was fom Vera Cuz bound TO Swansea Eng md laden
with copper coin and alap Most of has
aud brought to this place. the vessel lost She ashore
some hours before wreckers her assistance and the
she humped severely and sustained serious injury
~ relieved ofnesy all her Capt II attempted
10 Vns nus org to Key West but found that she made
,,ed sr and she fell oyer 90 her beam ends Capt H.
'"rs OF distress, which brought the assistance Of
wreck ~ took Of the captain and crew, and left the
Pinknev. e 49, " " -
ARRIVALS AT CALAIS. Mr.-Auived last year, 3e vessels
WhaIemen.
At Porto Prdya Oct 20 Otsano Coyge.h,, nj Nm .l.ar
all well Mogu and Candace of New Iondon oeh 49,
ley Munroe, NIB with 30 bbs OIL ali we'll ' '' "'
AT OF yage Nov ~ thompson, Ellis, NIB no oil-put
20 land Geo shureh who was dangerously sick.
spoken.
Csroline Jordan from Portland fo- Havana Ian o hama
on 80 81.
Foreign Ports.
ST IoHN, NIB. Jan 4-Au Chief Sachem, Matthew'S New
York '
NASSAU, MP Dec 2Arr Mary CLARK, Beths Boston; 2sth
Champion, Sawyer Wilmington,
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OLD EsFABL SHED EMlGFeNr Fss 1sH
No. 81 SOUTH THr STREET, NY
Ss 6S and from Gsa S,f and Ireland ~ III.
The SID sa f NEW ~ YDR es Of dg asts ow.
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oxFoKp &c Gs a. ,I Rsthbone.
Ship s2ssJgs. SS: :s,s;s S SssS
sH%s1SSS $' Sspai ei pspsv.,sr.
ssGF FsRaS SiHs. G. ssis'F Palmer
H H9 rHFfEsTEE En- css s5,,;v WsS"shsa'e
i" LiVERPOOL. inewJ Captain Eldiidse
The GomnsciaI Line composed Of forty fast
an s
% f?s to S s:
Ell person.. i Ts,sS
o scotland and Waes hat Ssy
be lac by linz psste, .h sailing
The s%isrant ur class weltnown American ships fompr.
by evey 70 e oI oa1
during he Thereby avoiding detention Those
necied with Bis business viii BE- executed with Ii. usual
SHSle patronage wGish been sssiy
S sF sy
and Scotland to Liverpool
Remances and Drafrs-Wih regard to his arrangements
for the of his drafts they such every
satisfaction and paid all the banking houses demand
throughout Great Britain and Ireland Those persons
fore, throughout the United State, who wish remit
their friends residing part Of the United KINGDOM will
pie noce on the ecept OF the amount here with and
81 e na 70 # daft for he at he
by first packet ship and receipt duplicate of
turned through the post Office For further particulars apply
(f by letter post paid to
oX " h k5biSsSN q d ssrs f'.ss.
and Neptune st, Watt rloo Dock, erpool.
In Scotapd-Messrs Daniel Wright & CO., Glasgow.
Ia Ireland-Dnnis Desny, Esq, Dublin Messrs Joseph
Allen Co, Belfast; Mr.. VIM Cairns, Londonderry; A Muir
ray, Esq Cork. d23ec
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auction.er.
EuRNITUEE, Plated BRONZED WARE,

bRONZED WARE
b MOONEY co. will sell This Day at 10 O'clock at
the store 81 Maid lane quaint Of and second
Furniture consisting OF MAHOGANY chairs sofa rockers bed
steads. bureaus, foot benches paintings Sc.
Also, one mahogany book medicine case complete
Also an invoice of uch plated comprising oblong and
revolving castor liquor stands candesteks and branches
chamber DO, shutters and rrs, bottle casters. sc.
Also, bronzed candlestchs, candeabras, SC.
$50 yards superne carpeting Can examined
till the hour Of sale jyI3 Itsr
RY A. 2: HUMBERT Co, H9 Broadway, corner of Ii
IL berty steet=A private sale, splendid Paintings re-
presenting the Birth and Death, Of Adoni illustration of
shaksPeares Lament of Venus the Body Of Adonis
painted BY Nicholas Poussin One elegant Painting
seltinS the Arrival Of Bs!she% and his Mistress y
Of Marlborough when ambassador the French Court ;
painted by Mgnard One ditto ditto Troupe Spanish
Soldiers before Battle painted by Wouvernans One do
do Splendid Landscape painted by an Old Master
The above paintings warranted be represent
ted and well worth the attention of being
probably the finest offered the public for sale for long
tme who respectfully invited and Judge them
selves
turday aftem ,on, Jan. l4th. jyI2asr
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state or Trade.
There is very little movement in the markets gene.
rally.
Oiis.-Whale has been sold for home at about So
cents-the market is bare. sale of Crude Sperm has
been made at New Bedford at 81, and previously
cents cash.
Prousious in demand; sales of 100 bbs old Mess
at So, which decline of l2H CENTS old Prime SIS SO
62t Mess so, and Prime rs; Mess Beef at Sc
so and Prime ST. Lard is in fair request with sales
OF 300 kegs and IS bbs Baltimore at cents bbls
being offered at 6tc.
Rice--since our last tics have been taken for
export at So 37 2S7i cash. showing change prices
from last week.
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Ors- IMPORTANT HNOUNCEMgNT.--rH COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK-Have completed the organiza
ton of their institution, which embraces perfect IA
ciltes for the treatment of all classes of disease
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
In this department gratuous advice is given all dis
OF chest, arrangements of the digestive organs
Iheuma affections and all other diseases coming within
the prov OF the physician. The consulting physlc
great perience and particularly skilled
in the OF the sethescope and the treatment of diseases
of the lung aud heart.
II IVHrG CONSULTING ROOMS.
The are i!ved 10 the reception Of patients suffering
from v,p<ss iseases hisdepartmentis conducted py
gentleman who was formerly connected with one oil the
best Lock Hospitals Europe and the College have the
confidence in his abilities and skill in the treatment
OF this most important class Of maladies.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The COLLEGE have also engaged the services OF one
of the most distinguished operative Surgeons IN New
York. and therefore prepared to receive ana trea
surgical cases. Squirting, cataract and all diseases Of
the eye requiring operation structure OF the urethra
calcu in the diseases OF the joints,
and OF the spine will be particularly attended to- The
fees will be extremely moderate Patients who SO desire
will be visited at their houses after operations.
PHARMACEUTICAL DEPARTMENT
The department under the immediate superinendance
of Dr. NJ ORegan, member OF the Royal College OF Sur
geons The medicines prescribed by the consulting ply
cian dispensed at the lowest rates. and are OF the
best description being ported from Paris and London
THE CONSUL TING ROOMS
distinct from the Dspensary and open from 10 A.
M. till Q p NJ, and from till 9P.M
Persons at distance can on renting the sum OF one
dollar and statement of their be furnished with
full letter OF advice and dollars worth OF appropriate
medicine
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only office of the College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New York,
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BELL, Apctcneer
BY BELL & HOWARD.

FRIDAY.

FRIDAY,
Al l0ts O'Clock, at the sale rooms
Dry Goods, clothing fancy splendid articles, Watches lew
ellerv. guns &c.
Also yards super London and mkt West OF
England pilot beaver and broad cloths lots puTchas
This sale will be found deserving the attention oi
chant taors and Others. Also, clothing, trimmings hosiery
CLOVIS, shirts, handk erchiefs, &c. . ,
Also, nv order OF the Marshal one spendid ful eweed
double patest lever gold chain seal Sc Rusk maker
do do with chronomeer balance gold guard chan &c
Iayor Sons, London other superb watches brilliant
d'ar"o'd pms and fine csm.o DE- ,ing,, trinhes &c
- Az loh o'clock az the sale room.
all descriptions,
Also in contribution valuable furniture from hosI and the
Also IN cont mutation valuable furniture from hotel, and
the entire handsome furniture of family giving house
keeping.
Also by order of the Sheriff the furniture of family
moved for convenience of sale.
HENRY T.. RIELL, Auct'r
ny RIELL " ARCULARIUs
Store 30t Broadway, corner of Duane streets.
II. A. ready made any amount ON
consgnments Returns prompt Sales of real and
door sales OF household furniture attended
Regular sales of Liquors. Segars &c. Tuesday; Fur
nituTe. Pianos &C.. every Wednesday and Saturday.
SATURDAY. Jan. u.
splendid assortment of and second hand furniture,
fancy goods and house furnishing articles
Also fine lot of mock jewellery in various styles for the
MEXICAN and Indian trade.
Also invoice Of medical historical books
many Of them and valuable.
Also invoice of sacred comea novel; and illustrated
works viz SO vol Bibles illustrated Hogarth OF beauty
&c sc.
invoice ofancy and tea chests boxes stands,
Sc &C.
Wines, groceries, segars, and champagne.
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A MEXICAN LAND AND LOAN OFFiCE-William
n L. Sinners having above thirty years experience IN the
Of ke1 nnd psssSsns Ss
patronage he has heretofore enjoyed, respectful oe raj
attention public e the special of be ne
a Of New ' YORK o for GiR o o val.
and uncp ie E, sbs
Farms Sc for hiring and letting of Houses. Stores,
s rents ana for s taking the
p OF erecting and repairing Bui ldings.
- having property 70 sell es.nse let will find it
other IN the city, both point If economy and despatch
All property registered this Office, will if required be ad
and every honorable exeon made dispose Of the
Should the property be sold at private sale, WILL If de-
sired be offered at public auction thus giving Of the
He will also eectng Insu ance on property OBJ
securities taking special receive ample security for
oaned and Ito have titles property examined by gem
emen OF the legal profession Of established character for
Holders of vacant grourd that requires improving will find it
the kind of buildings which are most productive for the differ
en ocaues Is of the greatest import and his long
9uantance with the building of houses will enable him get
them erected enable
than usual.
He will take charge CT estate intended for public
will be of value those intending dispose of their
property he will prepare the advertisements they
VIII be found be from the fact that property
for the last three four has been frequently sacrificed
individuals Companies that require take charge
of their real estate, may depend on having faithfully and
paid Persons wishing hire OF purchase properly or
money most generally be accommodated of
expene-and residing at distance desous sell
purchase real estate by send description OF the property
will receive immediate attention.
All letters for the purchase sale exchange of esta
WILLIAM L. Sinners, American Land and Loan Office
No Wall New York; and the postage nyansbly paid
Contracts and other papers prepared at tins office.
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M A R II / E H E r A l. d
Ship Masters and AO,,nts.

ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem favor, If of vessels give
To Commodore ROBERT SILvEY of fleet, a
port Of the shipping left the whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their list OF their
oTegp wspape they have He viii board them
immediately their arrival Agents correspondents
home or abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
once all the marine intelligence they can obtain Nautical
information OF kind will be thankfully received
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PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE!
r0 A pa TICI1I "A z CI AGG OF INV 4

PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE,
| TO A PARTICULAR CLASS OF INVALIDS.
~ one elias; who merit me- ths waIms.s
ceS Th elias, consists Of those who are sbons under
S SsiSS there
rePented Of youthful but who bear. about with
spring. 6sessy
usm n S" the sn Of ss h not %
young men again are deferred from entering into
To az such sufferer. the COLLEGE Of Medicine a.d Pharmacy of
dairy disease and for The removal of when trent in their
syeS used By Mr. RcoaD N he Venefei assS of Pas
with copous and labels which excite
any These cases are % con
lite impurities blood cataneoas erupiions affections Of
RsseT can at al times Ss the co1sSs phy
H Of the Gss Of sa:s Sd zach s Tor
The cases and medicine put mp that conceament
ae'''''' W $. RICHARDSON, Agent.
called Safes made Of o
%s fire sso sn s s for books and
we Yesterday saw the fragments # one of those mi,cslled
cGnsr,on nshr instant the ccsie"t. Of
no, p %ye sOIs fsse,
s,amands safe but would recommend to those who have
exami'e the al safe. aud Commtee reports also avail
themselves have done with OF these
servers. ia
DANCING ACADEMY.-MrJ PARKER, and his d ugh
TER have tn" homo, to their mis- and the
pbc that their shoo open for the second quarter
Pps joining Will have the aivan'ag Of lhr nth
uon as the quarter does not commence until the first Of
month aud also the advan being prepared p
the days 81 tuon Athe a,tog school Eighth
street few doors ON Bro dway Mond and Thurs lays
tr"m hall pas to hall pas for young ladies and at
young ladies' and misses, from to for masters and from
l0inr gentlemen iyl0rs
SS6 FOR NEW ORLEANS-Packet OF the isth last.
MTXH 1.-The superior fss sailing packet T.MARv, Capt
s.4xDfoster will sail as alb her regular day, and has
accommodations for cabin second cabin steeage
passengers who will be taken at moderate IL early spp
ton made on board ship, AZ foot Of Wall ST. or
Jyl3r JOHN HEhOMAN, 81 south ST
S&R REMlTTANCES TO IRELAND &C.. &c
&&k large small residing in any part OF Ire
and the he and his predecessor IN bust
have done for the last hy and oe also TO any
Of England or Scotland. go
Money oted bv letter pos PAID TO the subscriber
nonaly deposited with with the name OF the person
5esons Ireland England scotland, To whom II is be
sent post will be Immediately transmitted
and accordingly aud receipt TO that effect given for
warded TO the sender.
Ireland England Scotland, be collected
Ger persons residing part Of the United States
Canada and will be paid 70 them accordingly
liz insr 6koR0L MCBRIDE, Jr., q sdar r.
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Died.
On Wednesday the 18th instant Miss MARY E. LEWIS in
her 9th year.
Her friends and those of her brother P s. Hen
Erickson and John T. Maya invited attend her f.
neral from No. Sullivan street. this (Fday) afternoon
at three o'clock.
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No THE NEW wORLD-A SPLENDID NUMBER.

03- THE NEW WORLD-A SPLENDID NUMBER
Contents for Saturday, JAN IA =
baden Baden, by Francis j. Grund.
2-The Omen, an original tale, by Thomas Williams
3.-The One Handed Lady, a thrilling tale, by Major
Calder Campbell, from the London Keepsake for ls43
4-Men's Divpior, by Barry Cornwall.
5-My Niece Fanny Vane by Mrs Abby.
8. The Yenan Glass by the Baroness de Caiabrelia.
THE Fisherman, tale, by Mrs. s. c. Hail.
S.-The Wreck, by Post Captain.
9.-Lsalng OF William III.
lO.,-N....,neric Amputaon.
Il.AS'" Cottage by John Neal.
l2.iagers Office Reform
l3.-Tl.ngs in London, letter fromyJas. Aldrick
IA most pathetic story of True Love.
l5.-Mr. l.. F. Tasistro.
l6.-Dickens' Notes Discounted
l7.-Fourteen Literary Notices.
ls.-Muscal World; Fra Davolo
With great variety of extracts from Foreign Files
Scrap Book articles Political News, Patchwork, Sc. All
for Ct centsthree dollars year. capital time sub
scribe. Call at 80 Ann street.
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oo- THE BEST FAMILY NEwsPAPER.-.The
Boston Notion of this week contains
"Medical Essays for the People," by retired Physi-
cian.
"The Husband Lover from the Dublin University Ma
gazine.
A capital article from Answorth, entitled personal
Ugliness," Beauty is but skin deep"
"Sir Archibald" from Bently.
"A Ball in the West Indies."-Court Journal.
"Tria of Murder"-From Life in Mexico.
Original-The Influence of Climate National Cha
racter.
Neglect of the Fine Arts
Mr.. Eames' Lecture the esprit of American Hsto-
~" before the Boston Lyceum.
Editorial Courtesies.
The Merits of Dress
Life in Mexico
Beauties of French Criticism
The Drama.
Literary Reviews sc.
Exclusive Agency, No. Ann street. Newsmen and
Boys supplied at cents-single copies at the desk 81
cents. E. B. FUTILE.
90 ROBERT SEARS, THE SUCCESSFUL PUB
Usher of the Pictorial Bible and other excellent works
he has astonished at the wonderui effects
Of Shermans Lozenges. friend of his cured of
distressing cough less than day, after having su
fered for months, and tried various other things without
the least benefit Mr. Sears should be without
these Lozenges and none should their time and
their money on any other medicine DR.. Shermans
warehouse is at LOO Nassau street Agents no. 273 and
459 Broadway 10 Aston House. Sc William street. East
Broadway, lss Bowery 227 Hudson street. 1879 Fulton
street Brooklyn, and Ledger Building Philadelphia.
fG3- THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURs,
prepared and sold by authority of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy Of the City of New York has effected
cures OF secondary syphlic affections than remedy
yet devised. II is safe and speedy its operation con-
tans mercury, and is guaranteed effect a even
in where the bones OF the becoming curons
cured by its and certificates that effect be seen
at the consulting rooms of the College.
w. $. RICHARDSON, Agent
Consulting Rooms and Dispensary of the College.
81 Nassau street.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Marble Building, Broadway, opposite ST. Paul's Church.
and combination Of novelties unparalleled
n accordance with the request of Of the hrst fam
lies in the city and for the qualification Of the public the Ma
mayer regardless Of the truly attending tho
same has engaged for two weeks ending Saturday
January 2st that Of all curose and smallest of hu
man beings,
GENERAL TOM THUMB, JUNIOR.
The smallest Dws in all This perfect specimen Of
the smale scale before heard be
and evening Museum, without charge He il II
years old, but = inlhes high, and
WEIGHS ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS!
That being precisely his weight when but six months DID,
ihe General fine proportion and decidedly
The most perfect Dwarf in the world, the surprising
living curiosity that ever astoDished the public.
First week OF the Magnificent Moving Diorama of
THE DEPARTURE OF THE ISRAELlTESl
got at immense with scenic ect music process
sions &c surprising spendor produced Dury Lane and
late y at the Park in this city
PORTUGUEsE LANDSCAPE NEAR LISBON.
SPLENDID FAIRY 0ROTTO.
Mr.. II. u. Sherman the popular ballad singer La Pc
tite Celeste the admired Miss Hood the charming
vocalist and T. g. Booth, the Comic Singer, engaged
Also, signo Viv,lds decidedly unrivaled Mechanical Fl
CURES.
The Myseroo. Gpsey Girl engaged and be privately
consulted from "a NJ. till o., lock p NJ.
Dav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ~
o'clock.
Admission to all Is cents-Chldren half price.
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TO CABINET MAKERS.
WANTED-One or two Cabinet makers, flor few weeks)
w that understand repairing furniture, Apply To
49, GOODALE DRIVER.

~ % &c WtsteTn fote NO. yCouft1andt 81.
G1 Q00 REWARD-The Subscriber lost his pocket
PI wv book in this city the 18th Of November last
containing 900 TO Wit 81 800 Bank of North America
$500 INK OF Philadelphia and four checks the of
sSsi drawn and endorsed by Samuel Bradford of Phade
phl payable at the Bauk of North America the of
which has been stopped with and other papers value
TO the subscriber only.
The person having found will the checks and pa
Pep will be allowed 10 retain the contained and a
liberal beside. No questions will be asked f left
Office of Towards Hotel Broadway, Congress Hail. Phadel
pha or sent through the p. o.. at Lancaster Pa. TO
MICHAEL MALONE.
New York, JAM IL, Is43. jyl3 atsr
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ITO THE LADIES.-M. La RUE SISTER take leave
inform tn m friends and the public, that they continue
their Curl Establishment 1862 Canal street. corner Of Varck-
They also embrace this opportunity return their sincere
years residence in that street also the pleasure they feel at
the satisfaction their e nds and customers have universally
the quality and taste OF their goods much LABOR and
great expense they have discovered method of dressing the
hair which mparts beautiful rich lusre and durability
that will Challenge son, by which means the curl will
confident that shall be spared
deserve their future patronage
Their stock large and splendid, consisting of fine and other
Cu brads, Frizetes, Curs Rlngles Head Dresses.
and Caps shell other Combs with other articles
tanning TO the business
Old the first style for IS made look
like new. Nj. LA RUE K SISTER,
d3n in l62 Canal of Xanck
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UNITED STATES
III, late l29 Chatham street, Ne,c York.

III, late l29 Chatham street, NeC York.
THE cANoN? rEx HHR EE sDnnu. to offer for
Their sssornent specially the deleiou. and
neatness and elegance and the Teas therein
hoIouehy secured from light and air that he quality and
Of business perhaps scarcely be excced 1t
founded upon the utmost regard to he rights Of he custom
vailed eSeapne,s All purchasers are aiea upon to return any
articles which fail them the fullest Satisfaction, which
try merchants public establishments Of families and
shpmasers Will ind ~ decided advantage to supply them
selves from this establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts Of United Suites executed with
promptude and despatch
y The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou-
qua's celebrated Black Tea. JIG msr
ROARDiNg-The original Walton House, VEG Pearl street,
- Franklin Square-kep by Jas Fowler from London Eng
per day Families be accommodated with private
room. on reasonable terms Wine: and spirits &c ns reI
eacheod equally cheap N b. Hot coffee !, cents
pn-stakes and mutton chops be had at all hours
Portable home 70 call and inspect his establishment and
Judge for themselves Persons travelling for England would
London and Liverpool Ships f. being appointed he
cam give passengers every information
New York and Old Country papers taken IN no sm~r
HARNDEN's,. ADAMS, Il POMEROY's EXPRESS
formed that thew will hereafter be promptly forwarded by Ell
Their of these lines according directions free of an, other
H. H. SHERWOOD. MD.
New York Jan. 10, 1888 jyll lm.I
NOTICE hereby gwen that all Francis Patent Life
Francis Paieai Life Boat painted on the outside
Life Boat" the evidence of the stamp lettering will be
sufcep guarantee register of vessels having The Life
Boat @ %d%,
jyll iu ms.