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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
GIL 0F TANNEN,
or, Leather Resf0rer.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
ATOST people know, iha. skins and
~ hides are converted into leather By
the use of Taunin extracted lIom certain
baTks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
rannin is worn out, leather becomes dead.
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, g.. This all know. 10 restore
then life. softness, mois.ness, strength,
smooihness. and remove all crust, fy, or
blister-restore the tannin. his sub
stance The leather never can receive the
second time: but the whole virtues OF it
are in this article. the OIL OF TANNIN
which penetraies the siiiIest and hard
est leather. if il has been twenty years in
use; and lift tears easily with the ingers,
il imparis nj once strength thai Is utter
y incredible until seen. IL becomes like
ns,r leather. in all respects, with de-
lighlful soilness and polish. and makes all
leather completely aud perfectly imperri.
GUS TO water--pariicularly boots, shoes.
'carriage-tops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather. giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and at least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
! hose who viii may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
t0ps--have old harness. and thruw them
away half used--look filthy themselves.
and all about ihem-expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather. 10 their
hearts content, if their prejudices are so
strong thew will not try a new discovery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
30 None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature Of Comstock & Co.
tEP For sale IN Iillsborcueh. N. C., by D.
ilearli; in Oxford, by George r. Taylor; in
Grrensborcneh. by J. 4 Il Sloan nly agents.
February % e.
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Blacksmith Business,
Jacy.<ou A. rIarner

rrsylNc t.kea lAs sisnd well knewa as
- Ar X rkls4d's old sho... IRE sos ready
a. execa,e al kinds ef wofk 10 their line. Al
fhs shortest nolire, IN the hest msaaer. snd
cheap. hsrse shoes and Nails ss~ays fsa-
dy.
Apnlia 60 ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court 81 Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term. lS43.
Robert Dickson aud others. n.,.
vs. e'nn =" uiNioe

=. clifton To DIVIDE
.Nicajah Thomas and pifs. os's'
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
thai the defendants 10 this ease are not liz.
habilanis OF this state; II is therefore ordered
that publication be made Ia the HilIsbofoneL
Recorder for six weeks, Tor said defendants 10
appear al The next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, 10 be held for orsnge county, on
the fourth Monday IN May neAi. al lie conri
honse in Hill borough, and plead or dcmur to
said petition, or the same will be taken pro
confesso as TO them. and heard accordingly.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 80 65- 6w
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no FARMERS.

GONE with any II The following products
oiyonr farms, and you shall have for than,
Groceries az cash prices. via:
Corn, Beeswax, Tallow, Feathers.
MiCKl.E & NORWOOD.
January IS Is
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30 Boxes best Fayetteville CAN
DIES.

. BarreIs prime amIIy FIUUK.
Tie above articles have been consigned 10
US. and will be sold for Cash lower than the
market prices.
On band. and will be constantly kept, a
supply Of the hest CORN MEAL.
MIcKLE &N0RWOOD.
January IL. So
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Groceries! Groceries!
Do A Fresh SUPPLY. al

fpIlE subscribers have Just RECESSED .
fresh supply Of GROCERIES. which
have been selected with grea. care. ., d
will be sold low for cash. Those who
wish 70 procure good articles on very rea-
sonable terms, are respectfully requested
10 give them call. Their stuck is CON-
o,ised ~ mari al lhe fol.uw.no.
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Job Printing,
ExEcU TED At TRIs eFFlcr.

.BL.7NRS for sale al this OGee.
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CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
STRYKER,S RAY


NOW OPEN. and in full operation, for the Spring and
Summ'r seasons.
During winter many alterations improv
been made which will and materially to the
SALOON foryfvc feet in length has erected for
the accommodation Of large parties dnner suppers
GERS, cotlons.
has been for the
tho ladics, psrlcrs quiet rnd selected.
Ofthe WINES, LIaUoRs, CoNrEcTroNAnIEs. CREAMS, &C..
&c it is only they will be,
Oh THE VERY FIRST QUALITY.
Civil and obgirg attendants engaged and effort
will be H,ed sustain the this house already
acquired, AMI to render visit
COnBYNS COTTAGE
desirable and satisfactory.
An Ordinary sunday at o'clock Ticket, 50 cents.
sfykeTs Bay IL situated the banks Of the Hudson,
mslss from the City Hall by the Bloominsdae road Stages
start hour from tho Of Tyon Place and Chatham
street. Fare l2k cents. mis- imr
A ORANGE rLACE-BULL'SfE HHY.-T.is delight
IL fu formerly kept by Mr. John Ponss has
since his deceasc by Mrs Pom Mr. Ste
phen M Anue who ready for The reception Of boar
des aud visitors splendid steamboat regularly tee
TO the ferry, making eeabe place for
recreation fornd. The with best
wine, and liquors
splendid ground the place. ard companies
get excursions cannot be better
ELIZABETH PONSON,
MA lmsr STkPHEN VI. ANNETT.
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WAsHINGTON GARpENs. HOsoKE

John IRELAND, the well knewn proprietor &C the Fist
Ward House. No. IS New [, tconer of Exchange
Pace grateful for the patronage hitherto received from his
h ard desrous I, mertac ntnuaoD OF respectfully
uio them aud the public geuery, that h- has Iaely
Chased the aud commojous House aud Gardens known
the Washington House. Hudson boken,
within few minutes walk from the Ferry formerly occupied
by james Sweeuy he will be happy
calls friends Of the late proprietor also the public
generally. The Gardens being newly ard tastefuy laid
will supplied with excellent
rnent Of tn rres and choices, Of flowers The being
gr ATTY sniasd apd newly fitted will contain good
sumeut OF Wines Liquors OF the approved atty
and zig Of the sop braudsaso Sherry Cobbsr,
Mint Jul, Punches made IN the best Refresh
ments Including Ice Creams aud other deiic the
,on He also fitted and agreeable sitiDg
Io for aiies which upon tbs W, and fHpiyh view
of the delight ul scenery. The ,uocrbrr deermaeo
that pofhp shl b. the comfort cf his
pstr ns re6ted the Bawling Saloons with emr
Aeys built the aIpr vd p,an Tor rcise AID
The rcrra ion Of visitors OF the strntos OF the
than that they will IN all he
found the of the visitors The ub.cber
from his experience the business respectfully socis
ehare oft public patronage and pltdgs hmselthit nothing
shall waning on his part, those employ,
tribute the comfort and enjoyment OF those who Wait
nao imsrc JOHN IRELAND d. Propristor.
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PLANTERS HOUSE.

y DEDUCTION OF THE FARE I'm considerstoa Of he
q the times, the underisnei has reduced the
prices Of Boarding and Lodging so day and
Wines from 33k 100 His tables will cnnsue
heretofore 10 be supplied with luxury N. affords
The budhs n the largest niry, and combines com
forts than in the city, aud not surpassed by Hotel
the West
Every attention will be given by the unde ned his agents.
and servants, accommodate those who NAV syo hun With
call. BENZ. STICKNEY
Nav 81
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BATTERY AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL,
IA l"cEBY rIACE NEW iQHK

THIS ests bhmen having thor renain the
subscriber friends and the travelling
public. that it somplete order for the oo Of
Strangers The house il deligh fu u.fed, fronting the
aufu Bay and Battery Of New York and in the immediate
Phade ha The subscriber mas reduced Of fare
accord with the nd by attention the
fort of those honor her with their favos
share OF pubic patronage.
S-Meals served any hour OF the day without eny
harge and parties leaving by the early may rely
mn6sr MARY PETITE.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
isl, late 1S Chatham street, We,o York
And ll6 Fulton Street. Br~aklyn.
AGxy ~ 3iQ BtcEcKER srRI.r

A Viz E j - Ptr1 xSP sE HFi1
GaS re- TEA T9 z ,'9sss n, ss f.
ri ~
soHasshlS Cd from !sSs Cha. Sssiiy no
founded upon De ssmo.i f.sard @ q
s? ssisd return
az msrshaui. public e,,hi,h@en. tsaa. :. tsnil's, sne
ps. fsa XII a aaa ass,d''
oiaen lTom 4. ps. 81 toe ese ss, sseessss wit,
sronptitedc and despatch.
a1ly Ere ss5T &.s IN America ICY ,iss :, G
TO THE LOVERS of sOfGFi0E BLACh TEA,
sied Tea 40 highly IN CSns and ESrope
'f sSy for ' e Gns1s T. Il. and rs Fur
ton ms ;rse s'00Alvnn '''A's'' Price 50 t""'' ~ each
No ssE Fu Ton n, sS5 <. SDSO
who may honor hun with ..s5 h, he
S' 's
.vs "a 1s
Ss rel; &c cas-: Or dos:a He
IL bsss o e. he favor of tn. public hi.
s0oS he ta: g. ha s
.hsd with c,y, Ghas ugur ,.S S''1
sss % order with &c mse
rel friend: and the public IN general The,
mov. from their late place Of business W Boad~ay to lis
franklin between ChuTc and Wet dway, ~here
hey wi continue manufacture their Transporting Piano
tortcs This 70 autiiu Iich and
tsrr DO shape nearpess, sides full brilliant
and melodious The great advantage derived om this
invention that be sed into any key desired
to uit the vrcst or TO- ao sec impairment o. any other IN
we'll the artist large of tablet Piano Fores
and mahoganv aud 6k with French grand
action also constantly kept hand and wi be sold
du "a price Old Piano Foes taken in exchange also Piano
FJrtes kept for hire - 80
mig 1n*ec lis frankin street
MUslCAL lNsTNUMEN rs, Whole sale md Retal! =
l J. H. WOLTES, 16 Wet Bro dway, offers Tor sale a
new set Of Br,s strumrnts, giles Tunnels, from
bones Corusts Fs nch and u hcdes These lhsu-
meuts weranted cenect every resp CT a. the
Professor Of Music himself. Leaders and members OF
b inds " i'll find good Article.
Also, Victims Guitars aud Bows Of every descrption-
Italian and German Strings for Hrps Violin, Altos Ceos
Double Bass. md Guitars. Jel 2w sec
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SAMUEL Bn0UWtR respectfully informs bis temper
~ and the public that HIS petition Concert VII
Of on Thu .dsy evening J,nr M isl, ts last appeal
10 his .nd. Concert tO6 Bio.dwey, winch occs
the eminent talent wall sine and de
Mis- uon II She man. fron the American Museum h II.
Todd celoa,d Irish vocalist Geo Jackson first APPEARANCE
these years. professor, ssrs ey, Poole, White, CO.
hen, Kidisr TIompore, H,suey, and Collins.
Tickets shilling TO be had at The door the night OF the
eo9csrt, or Mr.. b. Doou open at p"t7. concert p. 9
o'cioet, precisely, mso g'rh
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FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC FRUITS, sEGARS. &c
9, X. BATESON wishes 10 INFORM his friends and the
cubic generally that he has removed % 7 Broadway one
doc. IRON Lb.y street. where he will keep hand supply
Of FOREIGN .nd Domestic Fruits, Sweetmeafs, &c.
Also C)Itecuonny OF description all OF which he
will sell az redUcsd prcts
B-The best brands Of imported segas constantly on
ham mvr lws
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1919 JOHN M. DAVIES u JONES,
Ics WILLIAM STREET. CORNER OF JOHN,
LAVE just received from importatons their
ooSs eonsisns q sye thing neat tasty and shionsSie n
the gentcmens furnishing line. which added 20 their for
e SSs o. an s:S%sS n rarely before
CAPs-ln every variety, for gentlemen, youth and chill
CRAyATs-Or plain and figured satin. gro grains.
scARFs-0i y.,sns ,aa. broche.
GLOYEs-Of sid. silk. brown and chese linen. hsls,
SSfE S1RMfS GsP? ss:s ss 5 wooden.
LINEN COLLARs-rain and Byron, of all qu-litis,
muslin. French cambria, plain and with
sUsPENDERs-Of gum elastic, SILK. cotton, &c.
OILED sILKs-Of white and fancy colon. warranted not
The above compres only part Of their and pu
WI, consult their interest bv examining this sren
fS e AND their old established
49, is An IL OF JOHN
mo COTTON AND WOODEN MANUEACI UHEkb
i AND CALICO rRINTERS.-For sale, an excellent
building, with water wheel and good stream Of water.
ali good order situated odwinsvlic four miles north
OF Pserso recently occaped rs cotton factory. Any
Wishing to start the above business would do well to
JOHN A VAN RIpER.
Corner Of Tsllman and Bridge streets,
MH lmsec or IS Gold 1t, Bronklyn. N u
CHOTON WATER FOK SHIPPiNG-fhe undo rsigned
espectu Inform the owners and masters OF vess, IN
the Port Of New Yk, that h. hydant being now laid nj
they are prepared supplies in qiantity
We would for general that other persons
az penslty furnish IN ppng with Groom
water exceptthe undengasd
BROWN 4 ORMOND.
,.,s General Depot South Side Fulton Ferry.
Soufh strret IL
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THINK FOR OURSELVES. BEFORE IT'S
TOO LATE.

THOMAS WILLIAM HARPERs COUGH MEDI-
ClSr-Ths medscine has been befor tn public for 10
years h,ch u proof Of It's being good medicine he's
s, in one cas-, e., e ,hs wsoopios Co.s be given
there not better medicine Pat bottles at i, Y ,,
and 50 each sold wholesale and retail srs 2se
William three doors Of Bee km,n street e. moved
from y Bowery Sold at s. Bowery corner Walker st.
"a I'm
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TO the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
hshed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor ~ IS per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
mornss-prce St per copy, or - IL Por snnum-
postages pad--ossh in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald ia over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Khas the largest circulation Of ~ this city
or the vsr3 and 10 therefore the best chon~ei fer busines
IN the city country Prices moderate-cash in Cd.
vnccs.
PRINTING ofal kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and In the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIkroR TIM HRRALD EsrABLIsHnxHr.
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Hw8ni3A NEW YORK sCHOOLEY's
LMouNTAlNA EAsroNA Sa$1e
Leave le Of CORTLAND street. daily (Suds eIeted)
az o'clock A. NJ by railroad Jesey city Morstown,
thence by Post coe through Mendha Chester Schooley
Mountain, Ander.on Town, Port Golden. Washington, to
Faron Az Washington, q daily line and from
Brvdere For apply to j. Hill at j. Patton's. CONNER
cal Hotel. 70 Go urtand street.
NBExtr.s furnished the shortest notice by applying
n B. Luce, United Siats Hotel. Monistown. my1i 3m
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BILLIARD SALOON.

NO. BARCLAY STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
TIE AMERICAN HOTEL.
DRICE REDUCED ID One Shilling per Hundred, from
An TO 5P MIThe sub;sribeS inform, hi. friend. and
separate in the front saoontwo 10 the
rear saloon the front roomal in first rate order
Each ges visiting the establishment will be furnished
with Cue for hi, especial use-he tables being in dit
the proprietor thinks will render
select and alreeable gentlemen visiting his house
ALSO TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be socscd with the choicest Wines and
LIQUORS Segars be hadalso Sherry Cobbles
Mint Juieps Punches; made IN be surpassed
B-fbe apartments have undergone thorough reftting
new paper, painting, &c.
Gentlemen will please to communicate neglect Of
' y Wv FRANCIs MONTEyERDE
mch16 tmsr Barclay street.
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The Col Johnson meeting at ST. Louis on the
2Nb, appears TO have been momentous affair The
Republican says-Two highly momentous resolu.
lions were proposed. One nominated the Col for
the Presidency, and the other was, that collection
should be taken up 10 pay for the candesl Both
passed although the former he'd the most votes de-
cldedly One man had his pockets picked in the
course Of the evening.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERs--seaed PROPOSALS ior eui' o
ss~ng drawe for The stone pier bnd g nss. ,bs
Creek on Island, will be rseesed un Va Epoaf street
III of me, 8t at " cccck, NJ ~ no ~ resd
New York where the Iln. and zen pss.d,nf
o he inhibited JNO' ID. NJ a3tsr
Newto ~n, June q, 1919
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, ls4a.

TO LET-The modern tu,lt three story brick
E No is Green street. flashed u nh silver fmi
1.nre' m.tolr nantes and grates Throughout A kne
fnsf1r yaru win hv faing csera Will b. let low Fof
,.., AITKEN. BROTHERS,
Je@.m &c o. i22 Fn,or street
a. TO LETip Wuiansburs-- Ino Whole OF DAT OF
liz nss three story trck Dwelling Hoase 10 South 7th
scott, % PecA slip m Tee
"a BARCLAY srKEEr-TO LET-Ihe elegant
FIN ana CO m odous thr trick house No 81
cne p,tsrnt me- In excellent order sud fuel with
convetene; Tor large niiy ami directly OF
|ose risce Fof terms apply at No ITO Water street.
GENIN & VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATIN(i GOSSAMER HAT
, FOR GENTLEMEN,
-WEIGsiNG ONLY az DUN, Es-PRICr 50 So
u The Suh'cribers have introduced the above imed
- hat Tor summer d comparing hs weight Of this
article with the weight OF the following upc.
oi sovantasss possess them for may
be ret d ly seen.
The average weight of the ordinary fur hat ~ ounces
do do Panama Az
do do LerhoYr
Ben. fy conynes that style hat here tofoe
WON mas met with the general appreciation which hat
sing all the quaiiss viz Igness, beauty, durability and
tenton TO h- manufacture flushing Of new style now
In r0duced by FTop the appobarion expreM by
gentlemen who have examined the feel satisfied they
need only 70 be seen to be ~ ly appreciated.
GENIN VAN VRASKEN
MO I'm &C ga Br adway, opposite St Pau q Cbnrch
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mis- 1aw6mr Administrators with the will annexed.
5s!%. s% E1s
land SO Essex New York would earnestly direct the
ss all in
the q ne Of ss % AND y
aoRsE balls ar. radical
remedy for III di.o der. horses. a.ns from mpurty Of the
sn the s @ they S s: at
TsIs s9'9ss
At this season peculiarly liable. Sold package;
Il 'FELaoT the b.
se' -! s,SsS s''ss; 81;
cIEASsIS.S 6EiSK @; S.yeS CSr:.: inf
a.i psesn eennSm. or L not
a. sa s,a:
impede. s course Of II, entns The full
Variety Of complaints 70 whIch the mai Afterwards LIABLE
whist the flow Of milk is wonderful promoted. In pack
ss7fsig' Z ..sduns
WOUNDS. Sc In bottles, with dIscrions Z. Cd each. No
'' VUi SERXRY BHLsAM-For .radieanx MARBLE.
also application canten in the hsof and qeich probes,
dcd d The sss that f'1 be ,sd 0aS be
ASp Ri. woRM BALLS &. Ii
caution invariably Observed in the selection of genaine
FHYsf f1' PRESCRIPTIONS } fully impressed
with sense Of their vital Impotence shall iavably obs-rve
the scrupulous accuracy in the preparation OF phys-
CT .n's prescriptions.
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively at
the Medical Hail. Essex steet three doon from Grand
posi,e the Market, New York
Orders from the .untry promptly executed ais smsr
TMPOKTANT TO FAKMEKS-Thc Ne~ Yofk Nigni
1 Soil Company are now prepared fulfil or.
des for manure, which pronounced by the most practical
and respectable farmers to be superior in il. rtiinias Quai
to any manure now IN nd they intend selling it at
For particulars enquire the office Of the agent IS Cham
ben street.
pools and sinks which will be attended to with all
sibe cleanliness and pupctasy They have BEEN
of purchasing vessels for the pose Of
from " and make It agreeable to the citizens the
have close tubs carts and arranged
vessel at the wharf to where the work going
he Of csrtiny IL through the
All orders be left letters addressed the once Of
the agent Is Chambers street ms lmsp
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toK L. Myers, 50
All orewarned against the Of the above
era. will be p.is fer The return Of ii. book and
the soa W sS9ss e. s To-
Ns',I. Bryan Maryland rs Front street, New York.
as 1'i i%.r 1'n way Isl s;sisned) FL MYERS
SAIL BOAT CHAtLENUEsaWhai ]. !hs %s!IeIi Ay..
$ G Of S :
y pssIIse' nm,e and uIoalept array dies
Of this city who seeks notorey through
ncaons The susscT6e has for stood the contest
tS. t'1S '"'S' '''S
.L.rse bsrks can venture more.
But lirtle barks must keep Shore"
And when men think they can cope with him in superior boat
@ sa @ sos oc
ssenses are syas. made n GOOD faith his roat. 20 cS.qusi
srsth time he osr: to show the TSoubsr any
boat Crolus built has hanoi for trophy which viii
bsstsr; whsre loT own daun.od cOurage-draw the veil
"o month"; notice. anv distance undsr fly miles
ins ,'a''' can e. F. S. s. " A c 'f fSeyssoLL.
WATCHEs AND JEWELLERY lower rnan ever.-A.
w the subscriber receiving all description Of
asS sna u and he
enabled to offer larger assortment and At much e.s prices,
IS SIS each Watches and ewsi cry exchanged or bouih
M .t'S; an i ss
%snns and owe than At any Ss place Ro ne
s ss and ets NV q M
rNHDsE LADIES who . renovaung their dwellings,
eo%ym. \, 70 ;hs ss,sSn WHEN a saoysnt CAV
lug 1Fs candle ca Ks, ss
very ing expcns, 1854 Cana street, I'd below Vack.
me lmsjgb
MFHfs XN5 SHS PR
sssS and for sale. s "Sois: s climate
M 5wer lel William street
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AK PACKET FOR HAVKk-second LIN, The
$4&} ship ONEIDA, jam. Eunk, matter will sail the
Br % Tontnc Huilding, Wall u.
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IN PURSUANCE of order of the Surrogate Of Coun-
Of New York notice is hereby gwen all having
claim. against Peter Murphy late of The city Of New York
thereof the subcribers the Office Of Edmund g. Derry
No 81 Wall street. the city Of New York, before the
eighteenth day Of September next
Dated New York. the 18th dav of March. 1913
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES c. BELL,
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GENIN Il VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATINI GOSSAMER HAT,
LOOK AT THIS I!

---&n. LOOK AT THIS -
Boots, Of best quality. ......... 81 to 81 50
'elch do do TO 3 so
Fms sewed Bssts,... 2 so to o.
Pelged do 81
Moro do ....-........... 225
Seal Skin and Gain do ....... Us to %
Elo button Caters, !! ~! z25
r.uneIa do...... 40
Fine Calf Shoes stitched. 200
Caf hoes, ......".." l 81 to IS
B,ys fine sewed boets. 225
peR-ed bcots, cIf ....... 20
Sealskin ami Gr.io,. l2k
Fine Calf Shoes. ............ IS
=" Zip Shoes, ."....".... 10
b Yopths 6ewe, BIZ H.. / Mte 20
LADIES' BOUTSk StIOEs-Ladies in ,hes- stores you
WI hud the of Cater os Slippers
Boskius Ties Pnne. Buskns, hight and dark lofed h,f
GeH, House slippers, viii and black slippers satin
caters Misses and Childea. gaer kas, slippers ties.
end all oter kuds Of boots aud shoes of manu
with the beat Of French be the
and the cheapest 37 osdwsy and Canal
il mr. GREGONI X CAHILL.