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The Whig standard., 1843-12-04

q Blank Book manufacturer, south side Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue, l4h street. and opposite Fullcrs
City Hotel (up stairs). Blank books Of all descrp-
lions manufactured to order, old books rebound,
maps mounted and vanished, and all kinds Of fancy
binding executed in the neatest manner and at rea-
sonable prices tl @ ta.
NOCK'S IMPROVED PATENT LEAF HOLD
Err, OR TEMPORARY BINDER, of all the various
sizes, with without locks, will be furnished in any
quantity and in any style Of binding desired at whole
sale prices. nov 6--dtf
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IVES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE u, s.,
~ with biographical notices of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence, sketches of most re-
markable events in the history Of The country; by
x w. Lincoln, Embellished with portrait Of each
OF the Presidents, and forty 1--we ongrayings. For
sale at the book store of
r. FARNHAM, l
nov g. Corner Of Ii street and Penn av
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DRINTING AND WRITING PAPERS of every
Il quality and size made to order and sold at man
ufacturcrs' prices. H. FARNHAM,
now corner llth st. and Penn. ay.
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lNDLEY'S SHORTICULTURE-The Theory OF
~ horticulture; or, an attempt to explain the prn-
cipal operations of Gardening upon physiological
principles, BY John Lindey, FRS. With notes
n r. FARNHAM, /.
nov .. corner of llth st. and Penn av
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DIR! MORRISON.

n VHTH RivER pIsPENshKY Wtf Folton strsst n,a
Of Surgeons LONDON and p-ry surgeon in the British Nal
conuuos to be consulted daily M diseases of delicate
and all those distressing nju
scous treatment and the mpyden use fqusch redcnes
Dr. NJ has had Of twenty ntrestng
delicate disc all their various sndc implicated FORMS and
mild safe and ufshsc substitute mercury eyadicat
patient % risk restricting him n musua diets Or
aient the uethra and
s-geent Of the prostate gland ompanied with much rf
s1spces Of notoetmen Dr. M cstsstrctures in scion
sc msLner 9orotrs absorption Of the thck.ncd circular
<rmbrnpe w5fhout any pn.n
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBu.iTY-Theu sznds Of young
Hnfcrg from consequences Of indulgence
distinctive habit whose farther injured from
she OF pretended spechcs which stimulas
only induce depression Dr. M su:h
rxrsy pathological principles snd never fail, establishing
care the and confidence observed.
port pad and containing stable fee, will
,Sc c advice and acine of the
Ur,nr by his history Is his dsst 20l< Full
ton stYeet. near Gre ich. m26 8tsr
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sHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

ENORMOUS quantities Of these popular medicine sold
Il during tho year, still tho demand constantly
Ing In FIVE years the Doctor has gone from few pounds
to 81 year. and where il will stop conceive
While shermaas Lorenses pleasant that children cry
for the hey wonderfully efficient they would not be
pstrcnrsdby orr wcrthsst r for
Clark g Sherman Brownc Esq, ReEmior Of the city, W
Baum, E:a DEPUTY register Rev Me- Dunbar Of the McDoSx
Anthony Of the Oneida Conference Hon Senator Atcher
Col Isbiske Of New Jersey, and hundreds Of others OF
the like high r-spectablity.
sherm,ns Worm Lozcprcs-rested in over a million OF
and acknowledged by the medical faculty be only
afe Destroying world. They
prescribed daily by peay ali phyucians shsImsns
alone have repuationthe Doctor member
or the Medical Society and : skilfui pract,tioaer.
rnanh C,mphor Lozengeslieadsche sickness PAL
ptptios owness of SPIRITS and dependency cured Ia few
minute, by Them. They bayt fully proved multitude
e case, ani nrver known 20 fail.
shemus Cough Lozenses asy all tickling irritation Of
cxrectoiiop and the
nsassps cough colds in day. also asthma ghoo
tng ard tightness Of the chest Consumption has
peadly only relieved but efecu cured by Sher
r.ans Cough Lozenges, when all other tailed.
Sore Nipples positively cured bv ShemaDs Pap ilsYv Oil
aO6 Nassau and sold BY agents SO Bowery
n Esi Broadway t2l ecker 22' Hudson st. krshton
Aspiuwal. New York; lss Eaiton ST. Broohlyn VanYork
50 thesnut Ptiadsl he Dr. Reed Gay and satoga
Baunos rhonas, ~ Main g. Cincinnati, Ohio Gath
ME- snwiS Hall, Albany; Dyer Jr "a Westminster
Provldenre; keddne, 8 State street, soston mas imr
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COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
DAY AND EXENING.

THE AMERICAN Stand .rd System Of Writing taught by
NJ p J. Arnsuld. from Abany-she only inisilibis
eight les Of hour each Success is guaranteed ALL
from the of2 oGo Such rccedsnted imp
this beautiful style OF writing truly scieat6c that the
:cepcsl have yielded The evidence Terms mo'erate
Book H eppg double and single entryA complete modern
system of ngc euy, double smpfedby whr the
suit is Obtained that kept in ,ube Also,
double book keeping, Ave derrA FORMS acquired
from weeki months Five collars for the of
las
Mr. Ainaud his leisure hours up,
and balance trade, mems and chants boo make the
.ta.e ." affairs TO exaaine and verify books gone
Di,t specimens plans of books adadped business
arranged by tn. simple concise and satisfactory forms
N. B-Mr A. Will give instructions the residence II
quived, and in &C ,Jemies, On moderate terms
References-e JOIN g. an r. nsselaer, Esq at Howards
Hotel Alderman Ar old Neson and the office of the Sun
dav MercuJv. rn9 cod 2wr
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Price Two Cents.
City Intelligence.

FUNERAL OF ALDERMAN BorrrLL 4 he eprsret A. ,h,s
gentleman, recently Alderman the Thirteenth Ward
was numerously attended ne Common Council with
their Of office, Aed imposing spp.aroncs
and many ofthe officers the Corporation inciudi,v ,
large body Of the Police with insignia OF Office attended
pay the last mark Of respect to this excellent and wo-
thy man.
CHARGE OF PERJURY DnMssRp.-In the matter Of w.
A. Rker. whose arrest charge Of perjury was pub
lshed in Saturdays Herald" full hearing Of the
was had before his Honor the Recorder. a writ Of ha-
beas corpus when satisfactorily proven that Rker
the OF the property he had represented in
Trenton, r. j. The mistake occurred in lie being
ded in the OF his sister, which dsne believe
to shield the property from being levied on by the She
riff Riker is fully discharged.
CAsr or snrrM,N.-Aaer examination held yesterday
at the lower Police Office agreed to hold the nJi-
vdua to bail in the of $40 oo0 being the amount OF
money not yet accounted or-he will be ready with his
sureties this morning
STEALING WArcH.-A man nornsd William McC,ur
Kin, wasfully committed for stealing silver watch wo tn
$l2, from woman named Ann Mccarthy la Hester street
to whose house he went to get his breakfast.
RoBsIre BnIo-During the morning of Sunday last
person persons unknown, entered the cabin of
and stole quantity of the Csptsns wardrobe about
sixty dollars in Mexican silver-and all while he Law
asleep in his birth.
upper Police Office supposed have been engaged the
burglary the house. of Mr. D. X. Minor there 10 no
proof TO impicats them.
Baoxr HIS NKcK "A man named Griffith, Of IFS Lewis
street. tell dow stairs lust week while in por
tis ntoxication aud fractured the versbra neck
which caused his death the City Hospital yesterday
The Coroner held inquest the body which resulted
in verdict Of accidental deaih and II also
ed that he was recently from New Bedford, and
by occupation.
REooor,1KD-Thc found drowned al the fot of
18th street, Friday last has hsen Thomas
Crsss native Of Hull gland who recently srrivsd
this country in the ship 0anges
THE AcclDErr ON THE IspIrrrDErcE.-The young
man named Storm who killed by an sccidental fall
on board the U 8. Ship Independence Saturday WIS
inferred without an inquest being held by the Of
this city and the cerned in the buisl also
the assistant surgeon of the vessel who gave the sern
cate for burial have .hus rendered liable TO
fne and imprisonment. The of Brook yn
refused hold inquest the accident occurred in the
jurisdiction of this county and coroner Archer app
cation the vessel could find Of the body. Per.
having any information will communicate II to him
at his Office in the Halls of Justice, Centre street. this
morning.
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DOCTOR BELL.

NOCTOn BELL deyotes his personal attention (da,Iy
IL mi r. MI to the removal of privsts diseases ever
stage suffering under proraced cases,
successfully treated by inexperienced or Metended Iractop
,mtnc. aborng under the destructive effects OF
luacn and all VINO suspect the rernsins OF dess
lurking the system, may consult p d. hways win guar
,ntee OF -, -
Iec delicate diseases may consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Pa-pad letters describing the case Of peou
distance, prompt y; treatment
Suspicion and well known lie safe ana pema
Broadway. ms lmsr
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GUIDE To SOUND TEETH
DESI RATUM IN ENTIBTRY.
Dk; A.; e. CASTLE, REMOVED TO ssl BROAD

n q
ing desysd hollow teeth be into the most tepdeI
tsethwitaou ith which becomes
rte INTO ONE hard solid BODY .us anu prsser
il all their re.pecs for In ALL
yuished otter testimonials the vivid
terms, efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post,
-" II 10 admirably adapted for tender teeth and
pslson Dr. Castle operates the teeth with grea,
and ihty' he New York Aurora, says -; II maker
the teeth all respect, perfect for c." The SUM-
Or Castle has AIMED much celebrity for his excelen mode
2? line the teesh The eminent gentlemen Of The
Medical Facu. have personally tried and recommend Dr.
Ca,e' Paste lor sling the teeth iootbachs Pills, ono Of
-hic pat 10 tho ccink tact will effect permanent cure
from ID, Journal OF Commerce
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL CPERATlON--Dr
A c. Castle replaced by piece OF dental
mechanism the lo portions Of the aud lower
mel with this terrible severe cs,uatJ while pursuit Of
the Indians in Eorita We have letter, from Lieut. g.
conrm Of this extraordinary and its entire
thar the loss of thes- important skill u'y iced by
C,ste is nov 20 more oure Of resr to IN L,eutenaut
DR. C. Inserts artificial esh on the prncple OF adh~son by t
Gospheic pressure Or Castle refers 70 the sani.1,
Gons. Ke'r Admins Walton. nd orpetp Gen McCsrsy.
Gov M.or, DR. hns Pre- sda Of The Medical So
ciety, N Y; Mrs Gen flames. J Beck, NJ d. DR. A
Sr'th DR. Deafeid Or BEAGLE, pI BOYD pI Buyer, pr
VIM Grayssn Or Der.inx, &c, &c. Office 3ai Broadway
u1S Inn er
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OUACKERY USED JJP,it

THE days the Quschery numbered; his reign
will over and the thousands and tens Of thousands
cradle mposon, OF unprucpled mercenary quacks may
rejoice tn aching deveranee The dark veil
mysury which has hhero enshrouded the OF
these diseases removed and for,obtanng
themselves Of he o,tups with mt DELAY ard
diseases by the justly celebrated Dr. VAU0HEN for mauy
the principal physician Of the Dabln Lock Hospital
This clear and thorough examination Of
vsnere diseases in all their various forms with useful and
pac ice without the aid of physician risk Of discovery
This work cannot fail TO invaluable 10 travellers se
finy Others, who Of en- placed in situations
where they cannot obtain medical advice.
IL be obraned Book stsnd go Nassau Of
Fulton Price IS ANY sencng ST. by post will
have faithfully FORWARDED to them. IS
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From HAvANA-By arrival at New Orleans,
we have received advices up TO the 23d ult.

we have received advces up 10 the I'D ult.
On the I'D ulttimo, an express arrived at Ha-
vana, bringing the melancholy intelligence of
another nsurrection among the negroes the south
side Of the Island in the Immediate vicinity Of ST.
Jago de Cuba. From accounts, the plot appears to
have been much more extensive and deeply orga-
nzed than the outbreak at C~rdnas, some five or
six weeks ago, and much more desperate and bloody
in its execution A large number of planters, with
their oyerseere and families, were the hapess VIC
tins Of the infuriated Blacks considerable property
was also destroyed. so important was the lntelii-
gencc, from its astounding report of the loss OF ne
and property as well the extent OF the plot OF the
insurgents that the Admiral OF the port Gen uiloa,
imme dately despatched a man OF war steamer TO
the scene OF riot, and orders were also gwen fora
iripate. two brigs of war, and another steamer to
follow Inc troops without delay These vessels
al; m saiI by the 9th Gen. Uoa going in command
of the expedition. BY our next accounts from the
Havana. which we shall look for with anxiety, we
NAV Expect to hear fully the details OF this
lanchoy accident The English steamer Tay had
arrived at Havana from St Thomas She, how
ever, brought nothing later from England than has
already been received here Passengers by her
state, that it was generally believed that on the oc
cason OF the recent loss Of the unfortunate Solway,
the man at the helm was drunk, and the officer OF
the watch asleep when the vessel struck
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

THIS hou,e having und yone many important alteration,
ncn ahd elegant furniture again for the reception Of
Ths position Of this Hotel nown to require do
tail Of i: sdsantases conf for e Of bp,
ness or one Of The most favorable Of The city
not b waning to ,poove It's natural rdvantases under his
n nc respectfully solics the patronage OF
n.,.;- ...,,. ERAsTus COLEMAN.
SHAR0N STRINGS, PAVILION, rCOHARIE !-OUS
- N. -m . spie, dd aud commodi9us ot.l hsv
h s sgSy % WI Be
The and addition. the interior win enable them
nna ~ ae @ vs and The
country The road. and about the Springs s-s being
proved aud NV ones opened for accommodation OF
' on The sIouId, an! the s q
dare 4 ho % $sSs: There spss
Of the Pavilion to afford every attention
corps short the subscriber. viii be prepared
to receive their v,ers in be surpassed by
White ssssSI WasT Of sh,Eon srrns, be
word e, IRE
By some of.he most eninent me dies, professors
BY the eminent thi, country tD Chi
OF New Yc the following results have been obtained
Grains.
cho1ids s Of s. %s 49,. n az
Chloride of Magnesium. 240
HydI Jsul phuret OF Column. - 900
Vegetable exIac:ive maiter... ............S
160.9
SulIhuretted HYDROGEN Case. Is cubic inches.
Tnese Springs within few hours rid. of Albany Troy
Saratoga sehepectady ies Sci ard 9ecssbe either
from Caoeoharie the Albany and Utica Railroad where
post coache, daily await the arrival of the morning from
schenectady and Utica visitors the Springs
the urpp le from Albany to Cherry Valley BY dy stages
leaving New ork the evening boat for Albany arrive at
the Sharon Springs the NJ ~ time for dinner
April %, 194S eSd3msr
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TO THE LADlEs-STR.KER'S SnLUTION.-There
Ia HAIR account OF color OF
hair Ladies often troubled vi ha pain disease the
have gray changed to look well ever did hout
nury Mr. T. has r,sy to be tended By lady at
his residence Also, Mr. T. will change gentlsmrns
any color Druggists would do we'll To keep Tor sale
M other cities humboa dyes going Of date Whole
sale and RETAIL No. Chatham s opposite the reghts,s
ne. M stars.
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General SRosiOne.
Before Recorder Talmsdge and Aldermen Martin and
scoles.
MONDAY, June S-This court commenced the Jupe
day, but owing the fact Of its berg rhe day
of election for school commissioners, adjourned until
Tuesday next at II o'clock without doing any business
examination ofthe calendar find that II contains
the following Manslaughter assault ard
battery with intent to kill rape producing abortion
forgery a. burglary .; perjury grand larceny IA; ps
cious respass disordery house 2total 80 Previously
indicted is; Previously convicted 2-toal 10.
The case Of Moses Y. Beach for libel comes up this
morning, Tuesday.
District Attorney wHrrirs announced the decsme OF
Alderman Benncl of the judges Of the Court and
moved that iron respect 10 his memory, the Court
adjourn until Tuesday morning.
The RsoosDrh responded the District Attorney and
the Court then adjourned.
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TO PERSONS FROM THE COUNTRY.-Now that the
has arrived which the diseases Of the skin
brought maturity and violently and
thereby iarcatns the niue membr of tn, and
intestires forming the and eriIducng in
chldrep all ho.e AMI faa ofec Of the
mach aud bowels that help terribly Ill the bills Of
Dr. WHEELER % ore:nwish street. with much satisfac
ton, has in his offer remedy, the Curative
efficacy Of Which, twenty years experience has stamped be-
ing certain This Bssa Of Moscateilo composed Of
table medicines Of the healing nature harm mixing
,herapeue eonbnon az TO oysre9ms the diseases ohc
bowels, VIZ Uarho- Dysentcy, Oh lera MorbIs Summer
Complaint, spasmodic Gaelic, and mn Of the
cons membranes. &c &c Dr. Wheeler has Published pam
virtues thai his Balkan Of
LADY Gentleman. Dr. WheeIers isam has the peculiar
feature medicine thai is exceeding pleasant pa
ae, that children will eagerly take which lis guar
efficacy renders family msdcin Invaluable. DIR. whee
Ter presents the 10 l0wi mite efe
lstve TO the high standing and OF nvrbe OF his
saE Of Moe tello--bcn. Ward Nj C. Wrstchestr; Gsn
IT, p. Norris, MAJ T.. Mapes, u, Army; W Halict ESQ
JOHN Gswold Esq Capt Depey'tcr Otto; packet Sheridan;
Esq Charles u. ketchum, Esq. and many Others OF ,qu
st,LdinR. m Imsec
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-puf-
iished every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Prcs cents per copyor 81 10 psr an
nun-postages paid--cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY Neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
mornisg-prce Ut cents per copy, or ~ IL per annu
hostages paii-ossh in advance.
ADVERTISERS arc informed that tho circulation Of
the Herald Is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
hhas the largest circulation Of any poPer in this c'y
the wsri1 and hseors the beet channel for basinsss
inthe city ~ country Prices moderate-cash in 3D.
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRorREroR or THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Decisions In Chaneory.

Before the Honorable Lewis H. SandOrd Assistant Wise
Chancellor.
sJUNs 6.4S-no II Graham, dlm'r, &c. W. Chss Rekn-
and Jno f. Dsepfaine, s.rvirinS srrs Isaac Cason
Mr. H. Edwards for complainant, Mr.. John Anthem for
defendants Defendants exceptions to masters report
stating account allowed in part and In part disalowed
No costs to either party.
Geo TAop and Others szecuors &C. of Richard .amos
painants, Mr. H. f. Clark for complainant executors,
&C. and for infant DEFENDANTS Mr. Derry and Mr. Conor
for Willoughby and wife; Mr.. J. Leveridge for Mrs
Thompson Mr.. Dan. Marvin for w. r. Miller and wife;
Fleming and Others and for infant deendsns Mr. Nils
paugh for defendant, Elizabeth Amos; MIR. J. w.
Brown for other infant DEFENDANTS Mr. W. Mccain for
all the others infant defendants Decree against the
have been made by Richard Amos to his children Van
Beuren and Mrs Thompson declared liable pay TO the
executors the $4,000 divided by Mrs. T. among the chill
dren Of r. Amos and each Of the children liable for the
sum received by them respectively Costs Of the
planants and defendants who grand CT ldren Of r.
Amos, out of the estate.
Edgor Kefchum public adnainisfrafor &c. Ezekiel
Petty snd toife-Mr. Ketchum in person. Mr.. +. w.
stoughton for defendants Usual decree Of foreclosure
and sale.
The Farmer Loan and Trust Company The Mavor
re. Of Ntw York and Oiiuer Co65-Mr II. Ketchum for
complainant Mr. d. Graham jr, for defendants. De-
murrer allowed and motion for injunction denied Bill
dismissed with costs.
Stephen CONQUER vs. Israel c. Langdon and N,hsmish
Brush-Mr. d d. Field for complainant Mr. w c. Russell
for Lsngdon, Mr. M. Hoffman for Bush. Exceptions to
masters report on stating account salowtd without
costs Decree for the general costs OF Brush ad debt
out OF the lands held by him security. Complainant
pay his costs If those are Insufficient
BerJdmn Springer VS. Jacob and Frederick Vsndsr-
peel Mr.. c. .. Woodhull for complainant, Mr. w. c.
Wemore for F. 8. VanderToel Decree setting aside
dans pay costs fund insufficient to pay compsinsnts
debt and costs
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REMOVAL.
HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTIit To HUPTUHED PERSONS.
DECISIONS .fh ced with upur,. may rely upon the best
instrumental aid The world affords, spp.iaaion tn
ofhc- No Vesey street, either Of The the
pruc'psl towns the United States Be careful mine
the back pad OF HULA they endorsed by
Hull writing None genuine to be relied
good, without his sign
Many have undertaken vend limitations OF Huil
l.bfated and thousands imposed
quence these 'miaati cannot be relied they
made by unskui mechanics and better than tire od
nary uu.ses.
Rooms been fitted up No Vesey street exclusively
for adie. having the business depart
ment where female il constant attendance upon
femsle .atients. n2O I'm IN
DIR, JAMES W. ATTRID0E's TINCTURE FOa IN
digestion, Dyspepsia-lhis invaluable remedy, which
dohs IN last fifty ye. h saved thousand: from the jaws of
II TO The many victim: who from the named
unssing disease The wishes decidedly
undetood houah he takes this method OF king rene.
dy public that the Tncture calculated to cure ali The
diseases incident the hnmau rame merely those In.
dused By dsordeIed state Of he ahmrn canal. and known
prove to the most ,cepca ta by following the directions
which accompany it, that teb. disease entire
dcated Nunei testimonials be by app wing
Msssn Carte Nephew OF Water street and Maiden
lane For SALE who esac and retail the above named
and at I've Bow,ry. m30-imsr
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Circuit Court,

JUrr Oils Honor Judge Kent, heard law argument
in the forenoon Of yesterday and occupied in Chs
bers in the afternoon The Court sits this day Tor the trs
of causes.
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ITO CONTRACTORS will be received by the
subscriber rc'u dug the ahutmet of Msmar nick
Bridge according to spechc ions which will be furnished,
and ao for tbs repairs Of The former Bridge The oposa
he for both the s6utmen and Of he dge thr
stpnae Persrps sLhng t. Contract will please hand in
heir the ub ioers The 18th
If attend house Of Epenetu HAddon, Rye,
day between the of aud three clock r.
when the Proposals viii ed cidc ons also be
found the store &C Nj Lvoi, 81 xetr the bridge
Pill MO Halls Go, of Rye.
CAkPES Err, 70 William 1t. N. Y.
Mama,opick Jun }. is43 je2 gtes
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Also, cook paper, Is 81 a, q bJ ~, md q ~ %.
They have also aPe asoItmet Of wntn nndiwr,rtipH
psper Of deren; and q-su which tey offer the
lowest IN arket prices. ms
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TO LET-Ths modern hu't three story brick
~ dwelling No e Green street flashed with silver fdrn
~ ture, marble nantes an5 crates throughout kns
arSe yord with falling csiera Will Be let low For
further part cularssppyto
AITKEN, BROTHERS,,
Je2-lm'ec o. i22 Fui'"e sreet
kss TO LET m Wiliis'usInrf-- inr VII -. OF "a 1 OF a
~ beat three sto-y bch D.vtilpg Hous. Soph 7th
E 81 n 81 ith ST. rentvery low hpily Z L Tap
acoi!, f3 Pe~k slip. M Tee
AA BAktLAN SrKEET-TU LIZ r-rho elegant
E:.H and oou' thre story birch hous4 No 81 Barclay
street bui and occupied b, Jtoms Brooks until
ire III Ims, in exs.It order and httei every
coaye'iencs fer a-pe oy and siui>d rfc ~ Of
rn2 lmS