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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-11

FISH HOOKS AND FISHIN0 TACKLE.-T 4 J.
BAIE have received BY the late arrivals from their
iaetqfy nsI general assortment ofsupenor Fish Hooks
aud Fishing Tackle which they offer for sale the cheapest
tern terms MsS,n Kelly: tDgblp) LimeneL Hooks; salmon
st gut hemp and grass Lines rods reels baskets
cal fs salmon and trout Sooods gimp; double
gle tuu with Of articles suitable for American
Fishing Superior drilled eyed Needles
a26 lnsI TIL BATE, 70 Maiden lane. nm st,jrs
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1843-12-27

on every variety OF subject, but the work in
the main will be devoted TO The cultivation of
the home virtues: Hence, most OF the stories
will be of respectable domestic character.
from the pens Of our best female writer's.
TINE OF DELIVERY.
The Magazine will be issued on or before
the Doth of the month preceding the month for
which it will be published. or dated. or about
the time steam ships which sail from Europe
on The first of the month usually arrive. Thus
thy work will be in the hands OF every subscri.
Der with the most correct fashions, before hey
can be got out here, and anticipating all other
Magazines at least six weeks
N IhiPEQ TIEiN Dill u
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transmitting them in advance of ali compelrt-
ors, that the ladies may continne, as they have
already done, 10 copy from our plates VIVA, has
received the sanction of the Indisputablc TON.
The last. the newest. the best fashions, fresh
from Paris.
The arrangements for producing a most
brilliant and attractive series of Mezzotint and
line Engravings are now compile. Pictures
fresh from the easals of our first rate Anne ri.
can Artists are now actually in the hands OF
the ablesr american Engravers, the subjects
embracing not only the usual popular and do
mestic topics, but others which are intel.
woven into the very heartstrings of American
Nationality, treating as they do of stirring in
cidents in the Glorious and Heroic age of
AMERICA.
With respect to the general literary and NOR
al tone of the Lady's Book. for 1S43. it will
maintain its usual consistent character of a do
mestic and Fashionable Family MAGAZINE
While such contributors as Miss Leslie. Miss
Sedgwick. Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Embury. Mrs. E.
F. EIlet. Mrs. Sigonrney, Mrs. Velney E
Howard, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs, Alb F. An
nan, Mrs, G.. Lee Hentz, Mrs. Parsons, and
Mrs. S. ]. Hale continue their contributions.
the beautiful and the useful, all that charms
the fancy, end all that mends the heart, and
guides the best affections OF our nature, will
continue to adorn and dignity our pages. The
lovers of historical romance, and those who
regard our nations literature, will have their
peculiar tastes grati6ed by the contributions
of DR. Robert Nj. Bird, the author of 1.-THE
Gladiator" Calavar, &c. The admirers of
Southern Scenery and manners will recognize
with pleasure among our correspondents the
name of w. Gilmore Smms the novelist, au-
thor of "Guy Rivers, Yemasse," &c. Those
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No orders for thi, Ma.azins are rec,rded


unless accompanied by the money. Travels
ling agents, editors, pasimasiers, and all who
act tor us. will please observe this. We shall
conduct the. Magazine on the cash principle
and make the work double the subscription
price In fact rgid adherence to the cash
system will enable US to publish far better
Magazine tor the same price. than could be
published on the Old credit system.
THE TERMS.
50 for single copy, cash. post paid.
SIS for 3 copies, do do do
$40 for copies, do do do
The advantage to clubs and post masters of
the above terms over any other periodical in
the Uunion, are apparent
Address C. J. PETERSON.
SO Chestnut ST. Philadelphia.
NH ORTGAGE SALE-Deiaut hav.
NHwg been made 10 the payment of
"a certain sum of money. secured bv a
NJ no.. a.
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,rising nearly every article in common I
4, The most roaooua hlo fo
je IUHtiu SHeetIIS, StIIIlIfISS, ca


sewing silk. cotton and linen thread. Gilt,
asting. horn, jappaned, tined. bone and ivory
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buttons, Lady'S anu Gents GI0VeS and MItts,
side, back, pocket and drssing combs. Also
in the line of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
BEACON COURSE.

7>ROTTING. Wednesday, May 10th, t o'clock, P. M
Match for $500, two mile heats, IN harness. o.,
Vsnn~sser names bl &. Barney:
Bustue do. bl. Q Frank Brewer;
ness S25 tn go to the secoud hest h,'se.
l.. Rogers emit rs Mary Randolph.
Wm Wheelan enters ch. N Poe ihoutas.
Isaac Word uff eners m. shioD.
W. 8 ed enters &. ", ware.
0eb. sncs enters b G. Rack Hawk. ms STR
-The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and the pubc generally thet he has ready for
and sa- the mach admired style o genemens Hats,
which for beauty Of fnh and and Of form, exceed
orIner effort, IN this or any other city.
To the economist they desirable article they
bne durabil and elegance warranted equal
and inferior 10 the manufacture OF Hats he cha
ienees erefore soics Of cubic patron
ae would call their attention his
Of Mems and chdrens caps velvet &C. all Of
equaied
Also ms style ofchdren drab pearl coored fancy
hats trimmed with velvet of patterns for prnR and
summer much admired. call will convince the
cetica Of the superiority of the above mentioned
ces, ready for sale at the cd established Of
ISAAC II ARCHER,
all lmsr ,o4 and 2eo Greenwich st, ". Y.
piANO FORTES-The subscriben respr cully invite
their friends and the public general to call at their
blhmen No 23 East Broadway where they have hand
well assorted stock Of mahogany ant wood French grand
action Piano Fores with all the late improvements warranted
leave TO afom the pub that this the former
kept by Bennet and Hswkps but occupied by the
.ubscriben The proes will be ued ,ung the tines
Purchaser. respectfully invifed call and examine
N b. All kinds of pianos from TO will be made
order Aso pianos tuned and repaired on the
HENRY RICHARD JOHN RUCK,
s25 1m~r ISL East Broadway.
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r EMOVAI.

MRS. @. NEWCOMBE, ToB ACCONIsT. returns her
A sincere aeknowledgemens for the liberal patronage
eatena 70 hs me asst 10 years, and would bag eave 70
inform her pi and the uIc generally that she has re-
moved her old esabihe snuff AID obscco wrehouse the
spacious store No Wall street Nor bulldogs, where
would invite The enon of large and
We II selected stock OF Foreign aud domp.t snufT,.
Just received from Hamburger large supply of Vana Ka
naster 2ed and 3d guilty old and superior Turkish
dnh various knd') aud fine cut chewing ditto.
"A oh Of the brands Of Havana and Prin-
cpe cigars constantly hand Fancy pipes. cigar cases.
snuff boxes, pocket yhts Chinese Under NC Sc All Of
which for sale the liberal terms wholesale or reti
Strangers aud dealt call to
mlkiug their pare 'ases elsewhere ma ;msec
NOTICE AND REMOVABLE. A. AkTAULT lately
IN 1851 Fulton having dissolve by mutual consent
respectfully nfors his and public that he
has removed his old Daeueotype stand from 68H Fulton St
packages received by the lat arrivals containing 1000 French
Dagueeoype Plates No. 30 and French Aero
matte and all the necesary-compete app
raus lie will be very glad all his old customers visiting
his place.
Pea,e to give ca-2s Broadway I'd story rooms Nos.
and3. ma lm-r
= BREyOORT formerly at 100 Fulton street, hiss re
~ moved TO No. g. ms lnr
MADAME FLORIVE LEFEVRE-Removed from 70
Iu Franklin street 70 90 Walker me lmr
~ removed his office from IS Warren 81 Ceurandt
street md lw~tc
QEMOVAL-P. MACS, Hair Dresser and Wig Maker, has
~ removed ON 1862 to 1879 Broadway, few doors below the
franklin H,use and opposite John street. Hiyi fitted up
rom in the fashionable sly lie, he will continue the
business and will be pleased his old friends and
patrons: and others who favor him with CALI He has
also private for Ladies' dressing and ampaoing.
OF New Yohe and srane o; heathest articles
for the Of dsndru md The hair approved
by the Faculty of Medicine in P,, aoa oaeSed ut Wa hng
Nothing pleas and delightful than through
this the hands Of r. Macs. ma ans
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young man about the centre Of the and called
out-"Thats fanaticsl.n (Hsses0
Mr. PHILIPPE went on make props sition I
ask you to do nothing than the chees Of the reyo
lutionary heroes did (Cheer Let the prosperity
nation go where might but i'll provide for ns right
esusness (Cheers) Let us, as Granville sharpe aid
(Cheers)
Several other speakers addressed the meeting their
speeches presented nothing remarkabl A hymn was
then sung and the meeting dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
Vol. Ix.-Ho. I27.--Whois No. 334O.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Price cents per copyor 81 10 per an
nun-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
mornng-prce 81 cents per copy, - IL per snnum-
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that tho circulation Of
the Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
hhas the largest circulation Of paper in this city
or the ora and 10 therefore the best channel bissines
men IN the city M country Prices moderate-cash in 3D.
vance, ... .. .r.I
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRLEroR Or THE HERALD EsrABLIsHhrNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Borders Cuts Brass Rule and all other articles manufac
this establishment, the reduced rates.
New Articles up to ORDER being furnished with
patterns. .r. ...
The Type this establishment both the style Of
Face and he material (which made particularly adapted
for service IN Newspaper Piintins.
All kinds OF Ste eoty ping furnished to order.
NB-Such Newspapers will copy the above three times
will be entitled pay Tyne making bill of tour times
The, n,octl th, x.n.ar
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT

UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY
CORNER OF Nassau AND AVN STREETS,
NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
THE undersigned RESPECTFULLY informs the Old Patrons of the
Type and Stereotyre Foundry, formerly known JAMES
CoNNERs and recently CONNER CooKEs and the
public general that orders
PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES, CHAsEs, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK, FRAMES and other article necessary form
Complete pr,ang Establishments favorable terms aud
OF good quality any other establishment the United
2fafes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH
PYROTECHNIST, FROM SWEDEN.


PYROrECHNIST, FROM SWEDEN.
MEssKS KOLLBEkG & TRAGAhDH have the honor
l to inform the Amerc public that they have exten
sive ana varied assortment OF Fire Works. Of all and
kud their estabshment Harsimas LoLR Dock New
Jer,ey, half nile from jersey CITY opposite New Yok,
which they offer Committees and Others at the avora
bic prices in the market
Bel the trade principle Of moderate cash price
for good article they he favos Of the public the
above place. the Of Robert Johnston No Court
landt All orders scale 81 size prompt
y nded by addressing the subscribers at either Of the
NICHOLAS A, KOLLBERG&J TRAGARDH
my 72m'r Harsimus Long Dock, New jersey.
TT'HE ANCIENT AND WONDERFUL EMFlRt. OF
CHiNA-Descrbed, Illustrated and FamilIanzed-R.
MARLIN co have just received from London mignif
illustrated work China, which they nd to
monthly parts with all the aids of and priatng
biped beautiful and instructive tn
deur and the exclusive char of the institute Of China
rnder such account h. time peculiarly appro-
pirate ant desrabe considering the interest which felt
in the United States in connection with feet of
operations being much extended with that singular
aud Iderf1 nation. The work will issued numbers
containing three steel engravngs each Pce 50 cents
49,. ,. X. MARTIN CO.,
my 71msr rs John street.
HAIR CUTTING! HAIR CUTTING HAIR GU TING
n III, the nmitab- Hair Gutter, takes this method Of
forming hi: friends and the public in general that he has
removed from the Tonoe aiding his Old SanG No Sc
p arl street, stairs Immediately adjoining Pearl Street
House, where he will lie pleased to all who
favor him wh call in his truly nimble style Of Hair Cut
ting, which, for elegance Of design AID beauty execution
passes thny of the KIND eoore introduced
United Satcs The branches Of work done
lnip,itable Hair Cutting, lax cent.
Do do Curling, 12x I"
8 perior Shaving, eH
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The Great Moral and Amalgamation bali
at the Apollo saloon yesterday.

The great annual gathering of the American An
ii Slavery Society, took place yesterday at the Apo-
10 Saloon The audience was chiefly composed of
the fair sex, and seldom have the classic walls of
that temple, consecrated to music and the dance,
contained brilliant display of feminine love-
illness. There were all sorts ofbeauties. Prm shy.
looking &C Friends" with eyes as mschievous as
their bonnets were provolsingly conceaing fresh,
plump, rosy. checked girls from Duchess County,
Weschester and Long Handsomely matrons from
the upper part of the cityand agreeable spri nix
ling of very pretty yellow girs-perfect models OF
African beauty AS for the male portion of the au-
dience, the virtue was doubtless unquestionable,
but the less said about the beauty the better. Tall
lank, down-east methodist preachers and class lead
ers--ederly Quakers-and very respectable re-
presentation OF the colored male population. One
thing was remarkable about the gentle men-the
enormous dimensions of their shirt collars. We
never recoeCt to have seen at any public meeting
such quantity Of starched linen.
The platform was erected at the upper end of the
ROOM Immediately in front of the chairman's seat
was tae following placard -
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90 FARM FOR SALE, conan ming forty acres, thirty,
~ five under and the balance good growth Of
~ANwood. ..
On the premises house good repair coach honse
aud large In front Of the house excellent wei OF
wste secured from the wesher BY new well house and
is in such apples, cherries, pears, ounces
curr ,nts gooseberies, &C. =.
The above farm miles from the steamboat anding
one n The of Rye, the North street road full
vie of the Sound light houses when lighted;
is IN every respect desirable location fer gennans resi-
dence -,
MIR. J. H. WELCh, - Leonard sureetL
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Mres DRESS BOOTS -
LATEST FRENCH STYLE.

Akrr5 DRESS BUTTS.
LATEST FRENCH STYLE.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the citizens OF
New aud PUfTS y;s sffR Ii to call at
and exsmne large DREs Doors, made in the
Iste,t fashion, and Of the finest French cslfskin;
AT sir collars per pair and footed four dollars,
equal any manufactured in the city ato seven to eight
Persons having tender feet, or being difficult to t
count OF umps bunons &c. have boots made 20
to be easy yet handsome the subscrbe method Of taking
awn of he icet and fitting mp and Keeping pair oil as
Strangers leaving their measures can, by writing have boots
made and forw arded to II EN- without delay. .E
CONSTANTLY On HAND
H 'nd,ome Boots hom y etet6
Half Boots, ~ 10
QSter Boots, =, IW 10 %
Shoes, a. ~ 10 ~
Pumps, &c, &C., equally low.
hAA'' 'A'h join L. WATKINS,
aolmsr ia Fulton st. between Nassau and Datch sts
Ia B9oT AND SHOE STORE. ,.o;..
ubc that he has commenced business IN the above
linz No. % Nassau where he will Thankfully receive
Painfully all orders he hay be favored with ON
the most reas0nsb'e terms for cash s22r
LADIES' LOOK AT THIS 1000 pairs Of
8 French Cater Boots, 1900 pns OF Slippers, inst
eeevsd, ssd for sale wholesale and retail at the
cents, al 367 Broadway and o. Canal street.
ladies' these will find the greatest and
10 the world OF Bosu Caters, Shoes, Slippers, &C.
Gen emep wish % draw your attention splendid
F. ssGs os na G q. Ss. Of Ss
order ard French ealkp Boot. on hand from 50 g 8
las TO 81 IS; shoes 81 ass youths Boots 8 1906 Shoes
SO CO MA Boots Caters Sip~r Ties, Bushin Shoes,
&c endless Sc ssl' KIND
s23 ,msr aud % Cans street.
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''HE NEW YORK LEGAL OBsERYER IS published
every saturday at Ann street. New York and contains
Rerors Of Cases decided the circuit and District
Suig in Admiralty, both cy, and emiual the Assistant
Vice Chanc ors Courth Supt rior and the Cour,
Of Common Pleas Also all the regent decisions Of importance
skssele. q The Bench and BsLesai ApSonme
rvM.cellgne us, &c, Sc The shilling copy
v - SAMUEL OWEN. Editor and Proprietor
uTVopme of his work !, published, handsomely bouud
price 50 This volume all the important in
Bankruptcy. m9at.r
T ATE IMPORTATION OF sEGARs AND TO
Hayanns offers to the de and OF superior egaTs
ieiseted 5y himself the IoOg,ns brands La Norma La
rsrp"s Sn%s is, ID adj and sb Of asTnna
81 Jago and tobacco Owing 70 the death OF Stephen
Simanos, the fcm Of Samanos BrJthtr is dissolved.
be moved No, Wall second door below Tne agency
for the Lord BY msnua tory in Havana and for The Scat
which NE offers at wholesale and retail -
""'UA ~ A. A. sAMANos,
s2s lm.r No I Wall street.
thapt the rub When the smoheed grows Of dssppoin
ed turks the bosom Of he sight of
y prostrate and in ubuent array dies uuheedsd
Of this who seeks through
ncations The suhsrnbe hes upon
ed ground boat buJng and ioaa experience has Taught hin
thar 40
But little brhs must keep near shore"
And when they Nth him superior boat
building they sk abies but boldly him
his Office door here arrange for ne unerng test OF proofs hi
Uron hi principle he his tulwsh, and for the hup
dr. IN he offers show the stem Of "Trouber
boat Crous tuit has on hano o trophy which will
richly repay the trreument New where Is your b"asted
and sho your,el 10 The world.
r. S0pe months notice, distance under fifty miles
The "Trouberr can be seen at his bstaar -
~ 81 G. l.. lN0ERsOLL.
ms lmsee ios Water street.
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BARGE, RACE, CLUB AND SAIL BOATS.
MO 400 WATER STaEET, tour doors East Of Catherine
~ Market, Ney YoIk1Buides Of 70 sultan Of Muscsi.
ante Waaons Brooklyn, Ann OF Pesksk, Washington Ct
Poughkeepsie, Duchess Of Hyde Park, Syrh an Wave of
Mobile, George Stewart Of Louisville, Madame Celeste Of
New Orleans, ne.
Aso the sail boats William Crolus, Fashion, Eureka "a
pop STAR Edwin Forrest, &C, as imsrc
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shipped
AZ the risk Of the owners thereof. seec
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED
A3 m REGULAR MAIL LINE-EcR PRO
Ex-EeArle VIOHNCE AND b0STON. via STO y
.-"-I>GToN AND NEWP0RT-Compcsed
otns running in wrh
the Sonnston and Boe,on aud Pfoyidel ce Rsilroads
-.r MAssNChUSETTS Capt Comstock.
r kHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE
NAhHA0 <NSETT, Capt Woosey.
. MoHEGAN, Capt Thayer.
One Of which will leave New York daily (Sundays EXCEPT
.pp ARRANGE MENTs.
The NAHkA0ANsETr, Cap ain Woolsey, on Monday
WEDNESDAY and II i'd " for Stsninston '' -
the RHODE ISLAND, Captain Ihayer, on Tuesday and
port and Providence. - s'' ''"
Passengers the arrival Of the amboa at sopnptor
will take the railroads and immedseIy 70 Prov
dcrcc aud bcnnd for Newport will the seamer leila,
from ih,nce on Tuesdays, Thardays and
anv additioral c1arge '-'"~'
Tckep the and berh can be s,cured nm
board, Il the Office Of -
NO en- m HARNDEN & CO., 8 Wall street.
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~ FARM tOR SALE7The beautiful improve Hck-
Bf3cty orove Fam .usted in The town 81 MsmcIGSecs
few minutes walk rem the Boston turnpike cors, OF so
del lie two story house The house sunounded
tbsr with an ae oeh rd Of The choicest nd The bue
ali first rss pair; handsome garden n iron. q
is stock. with all of the shu bery, flowers, &c hand
lawns in front snd rear OF the house. hs s.Sry grove
with beautiful lof and kent as pieaure giouud hay
lug good view Of the Lo island Sound TIL place we'll
worth nion Of gent man wanti countIy resi-
dence For fu Their information enquire 81 hOB, LEWiS
lsEe and South street, Of Captain
t,ROvES ON tbs D emses. m'.20tsr
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.-The Proprietor feel, grateful for
and and hem az %
ted sfse all who MAKE the Eseosse Hotel Their
ShSu sn' Ssn
viii he feels assured will with the spprobau he
ri ,Isi, % ssss%;a:
& % HARDEN the
AID @ !, the yearly
ri.smons .s, a., 49,, sRsDsHllck b RoypEN;
Exs E H1A aH'IGr hsoT.L cP2rTsylLLE PslnI5J:
iaa '' the e"S % and
tho nS@ 1 the Ind ss,
t.na'iy meroved for he sccommo atom If visitors The no.
s%Ie ifi i ass man,
dining in the and .upe" Ssins
ali s.s So and comfort to render
b. snd eS bSs:
and ages may be mad at any time to convey
An omniOo. from hi. hotel .y and from depot
on No a fare &c a
louisville, MAY !. 1913. $3.50 mi m*ec
RossVlLLE BoAf fEl SCHOOL, STATEN
w WEsTTHoRP r.sDseiinIy inform. his friend. snd the
suardaas are H also nfdnnsd W W. ": make.
& 70 s;
n Has u wnf fine ddTR .u sSfS sSy
minute: W: from the landing The .sa%Scaf Raritsn
lie Barclay street day at O'clock Kosyilc
Terms for board and tuition including washing, $25
quarter paid in advance. References -
Rev. David More, Staten Island. Il.H
w. N. Seymour, Esq, Chatham Square, NY
Henr, Stewart Seguine, Esq, Staten Island.
%% t,s aSsn ESQ., ~ M. Dses%so street.
ie.,s Covif Snd Fl s%ins i:as' is C-dsr street,
Capt Edward Ferber, ESQ. Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Mrs. V'risn, 2i T. cridge New Yor.. aga lmsr
st. GEORGE HOTEL.-The subsrrbers conneI ii IN with
tn ahve-named establishment has this day ceased and
cons" he is responsible for its future liabilities
Nes York, May 9th 1919 J. A. fZNAGA.
H-t respectfully requested, of those who ndcb
ed to the above-named establishment settle their
without delay. ma IN
ITO HOTEL KEEP RS The advertiser wishes en-
gaseme It intsndan head waiter some frat
est bshmen hay fulfilled the above situation some
yeer can RECEPTION BILE references
cpbiy. Would not object the country Address G. T..
of1c- OF this paper me eod3t- &c
ITO CAP TAI ISTS-A gentleman and wife late hotel
kteIers wish und. rake the cement OF hotel in
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TO HOrrL KEEPERS -rhe sdyeft WISHES an en-
gaseme II as finendan head waiter some frat
rate establishment, hay filled the above situation some
yeer can give RECEPTION BILE references character and
c.p,blity Would object the country. Address G. E.
ofHc- OF this paper. m6 eod3c- &c
rOCAP TAI ISTS-A gentleman and his wife, late
keeI wish to und. rake the cement hotcl
any past of the United The xccptonabe
erences regards integrity aud capaby security given il
reQpired-woud not object the ward hip of
Address at the Office Of this paper will be to-
m -