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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27

Schiller says Of Wallfnsie u, VA \
misfortune in life to have made an e0e-!
torious pary.-in death that bis eNs~ d
to write his history Worse fortune '''
fall to the lot Of any man
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27

Upcol. Eastman OF the 'Age'-of Brass, has
been duly appointed delegate OF the second district,
10 The loco National Convention. We hope he
wont carry the Stale for Tyler.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Cleveland Herald Office

The canal receipts to day, are l6,4s9 bushels
Wheat, 3,7ll barrels Flonr, and SAC bushels
Corn.
"a so is called the price OF common brands of
Superfne Flour. Wheat is 90 cents and upwards.
Holders of Corn are not fixed in price.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27

The common people in Russo a rf
semble one another so closely, iha''hs
strangers can Distinguish them aPar ~
patches on their clothes, which are
han their faces.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-07-27

A keniuckisn recently married a wife, ate Eve
pumpkin pies, licked a negro, told a lie, went 20
church, and tore his trowsers, ell Ia one dav.
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Office OF the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, }
I,1,, IONh 1910 {

Office Of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser,
July 10Th, 1913.
The receipts and operations in grain are heavy
today. Large sales of Wheat are making at 81,
with a choice Of samples. A cargo of superior
Milan sold on Saturday afternoon at 81 03. Hi
nois Wheat will not fetch over 90 cents, the sell
ling price at Chicago. Corn has declined 1000
bushels having sold at 80 cents. The advantage
of opening the Wabash Valley to our trade, is
now exhibited in the receipts Of this article here,
swelling it considerably, and reducing the price
so as to make it an object to export for the sea.
board.
IMPORTS FOR THE FIRST WEEK IN
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TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW AND
JpHN TYLER

The last number Of the Dcmoefaiic REVIEW
contains an article upon the present adm'n,sfa'
ton, which anything bu, complimentary to 'onn
Tyler, as the following extracts wiii snow !"
connection with this %aIucle, the Editor makes an
apology for having adorned a former number with
a likeness Of his "Accidency" Thus IS Tyler
reaping the bitter fruits OF his trcaehery to the
party that elected him.
The spectacle presented at Washington is Ger
,ainly-(we hate tho coarse word, but l, must lie
on, lis certainly the most disgnsfing over yet
exhibited by an administration Of our federal gov
ernm,n nj. |, is almost enough to turn the stomach
of nm honest man, be he Democrat or Wing
Such imbccilty and such concci,-snch feeble
ness and such petty activity Of small intrigue
such prc,cu,ion of purify and such shamelessn"s'
Of political yenal,y-srch an otiec'otion oil indie
er.dan, dignity, and such fawning for the scorn
fully refused favor Of a great and noble party,
whose smiles are never 10 be propiiiaied by such
men and such means
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LOUISIANA. Farther returns confirm the cleo
ton Of Labranche, Loco, to Congress from the I'd
District by ST majority. He has Il majority in
81 John Baptist, 10 in ST. Charles, aud 10 in Che.
Mere Caminada.
In the 30 District Gen Dawson has some 6 or
700 majority. In addition to the returns in our
last, he has majorities as follows
East Feliciana, 36 Avoyelles, GO
West 81 ST Helena, Ga
Livingston, III l~berville, 81
The 4th District looks more dubious, but we
still ,hink i, has gone with the others.
Pa,isAes. MooreW. BosHerL. Har. v. Burtn
Na,chitoches, maj us 667 Clio
Rapides, l66 AIS 3s2
la Fayete, I" 90 mo rcturn)
St Martin, PAS I63 463 1903
St. Mary, 227 Ill 30s 81
Total, 472 67s 1918 1882
The question Of calling a Convention 10 revise
the State Constitution has been passed on by thu
People at this election, and decided in the afirma
tive by a large majority.
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Byron called man a p nda!um Is'~
and a teal.
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The writer proceeds to charge MIR. Tyler with
lrcachery TO his former friends, apologies for hav-
ing inserted his portrait in the Review, and quotes
from an old number doubts then entertained Of
the principles on which his administration would
be conducted. He then proceeds as follows:
The doubts then entertained with regret have
been SINCE very eff c,ually d~issipatcd by Mr.. Ty-
Ter himself His recent course in the particular
above alluded io-ihis systematized application OF
all the enginery of official power Of his CON-
mand, towards the futile absurdity Of his hope for
a Democratic nomination-this meretricious bold
ness with which the smiles and the more substan-
tial avors Of office are not only granted but ten
dered any Democrats Of decent party standing,
who can be found willing to con,aminate himself
with the d:sgustfulncss of such political pros,itu-
tion-this wholesale and retail v%enaliy of patron.
age, not only bestowed at the central depot in the
higher diplomatic brides for Congressional sup
port and devotion, but peddled around the country
wherever a little village can be found suspected
of being suspicious as to the zeal and sincerity Of
his attachment to the admlnistra'ion-al this, we
say, following so closely on the heels Of Mr.. Ty-
l,r's own recent professions on these very identi.
cal points Of political principle, not only necessa'
rily inspires US with an utter disgust for his pres
cut course Of administration, and distrust for any
thing that can come out Of it within the period for
which the country has yet to tolerate it; but also
rejecting back upon the past the light Of its illus
%tration Of the political character Of the man who
conld be capable of it, exhibits him in an aspect
which compels US to assent TO the justice of the
least lattering Of the portraits recently drawn Of
him BY all the orators and editors of his own
quondam party, If our language is strong, we
confess that we have lost all patience with the
subject Of which it speaks'-Maneheser Mem
MORTAL
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rErom Commercial Adv,rtiaer

o. CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT
CURED.-New York, January 18th, ls43.-Mr. Editor -
OF all the diseases to which flesh is heir there none
alarming Consumption, because considered ncurable
but sir since the introduction OF Dr. Taylors Balsam Of
Liverwor 375 Bowery into use, am from personal
experience have specific especially in its ncipent
stage dvests fits horrors and renders compare
lively harmless. 1t is also said to be equally ecacious
curing asthma and liver complaint Of which have no
doubtjudging by Its magical effect upon myself seems
aay all irritation once and gives strength
tranquility and regularity the action of the
system.
About two winters since sir, was confined to my bed
with very severe cough, keeping awake nights with
great weakness pain in the chest raising blood and thick
vscid matter was attended by Dr. Francis than whom
there is 10 better physician but not being successful in
treating this violent attack at last induce to try
one bottle of the Basam Liverwort, which greatly
lieved me- and the second entirely restored to
health. am happy to say this and also say that the
Doctor has now protected his invaluable medicine by a
splendid steel plate engraving from the mercenary
teeiter Sorry am that there beings base enough
initiate this also get nosrums under the
Basams, SC; that on Its well earned reputation they may
make few paltry dollars by diverng the attention of the
public and the sick from this remedy Of remedies write
this in hopes will meet the eye OF one who like
myself will feel very grateful for complete restora.
tive as DR.. Taylors Balsam Liverwort 375 Bowery.
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM WILKINS,
Mercer str set, near Blocker street.
S-Dr Leeds, l27 Maiden Lane wholesale agent.
Mrs Hays l39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn C. p Pacoles and
G. Hill Detroit.
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sales at tho stock changs.
state OF Trade.

The sales of Real Estate offered to-day by E. H. Ludlow
were withdrawn. The following were made by w. II.
Franklin =
Executors Solicitation street.-The two story brick
dwelling house and the story brick front house with the
story frame building on the together with ~
lease OF the lot free from ground rent of Nos
IS and rs Charlton This entire property now rents
for Sll50 the lot so feet front and 100 feet Deep al
ley way in the centre entrance to the buildings
at $500
East Broadway-The house and lot of ground No. 25l
East Broadway with the party wall the westerly sde
three stories Lot % feet front and rear by rs feet
deep, 1855
Cofee-There has been little more enquiry princ-
pally in st. Domingo and Brazil Sales follows 1900
bags Cuba, st 49, 900 do Laguayra, u SIS 1900 do ST.
Domingo, st as.
Coon-The English news has had the effect to depress
prices here t. and the transactions since then
been about 800 bales aday The operations Of the week
have been 1880 bales Upands and Florida III 1850
do Mobiles Ga 8 $40 do New Orleans 81 a st.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 81.



81 S"
~ ySs NJ ss Lssa. Gs Ssss WsG SaS
STs' Fsn So GG sssT SC
Velocity Montgomery. kds"tCn Nc Brett vose
Arrived.
Brig Ga1ee Pamcusy from Rio de Janeiro Nov a. with
to Big Rss'r Lane days from Aux Cages with oswoOd
sssI John Drew, Alden !of Kingston, day: from Belize,
sehr Lucy Bike, H'sms tof Camden, Me) days from
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OrFIcx OF THE RHopE IsLANpER,l
Albion Be,cher from camden for Ns o. Talent
weeks batn io pamore; juno Brown and Renzi, Duree,
REsysLrcAs orrIcr, }
sl.S SS.gss1s ss sssa S T%.
Carpenter Liverpool.
GEoRcrAs orrlor.
Went to sea- wind W-sterling saunders Hayre; thames
rs"s ss s sSnsa n %
Nrssns Jane, tB Young Nassau M; Madison BuISley,
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrIcE.-The Gladiator for London
will sail to-day. Her letter bags at 0ilpn in the Er
change and will close at the usual hour this morning
spoken.
Chatham oi Boston, from New Orleans for Liverpool Jan
Ontario, Holmes, from New Orleans for Liverpool Jan H.
Foreign Ports.
bIvKRrooL, Dec li-sld Chaos Lsrlin, Norieans.
QSecsc W SS DO o SYSrn L0Hd0A for New
NASrTs' Nov 23-sd st Andrew, storer, Englondso re
gAplz, Dec 2--Au Amazon, Wedge, Gibraltar.
TnEsTn, previous to Nov sesid Persian Robbins, New
mkt HIM. sc T Stevens w S &C. s
-MArArzA', Jan Gin port DomO, Dsv.rus for Hamburs
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Provision Market,

Wehave corrected table of prices. II is to be
that provisions are lower than they have been.
Turkies, geese ducks and fowls very abundant !;
also beef pork and mutton. Warm weather, such we
have lately had, affects the prices of these articles.
Butter by the frkin be purchased at l2t cents
pound from the Jersey wagons. Grocers however, retail
at and two pence to and four pence not cents
Our currency dollars and cents and this charging
pence miseads the consumer.
We would advise City Inspectors of weights and
to 60 the rounds little oener than they do
Many groceries need frequent visits Numerous families
who buy their flower in lots of seven and three and
half pounds each cheated to large amount every
year. This should not be-
Our fish markets well supplied. Oysters very
abundant but monopozed by few privileged persons
with small houses on the piers.
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nearly loaded Chartered at &c lo, Bordeaux Smith, for

nearly loaded chartered feOs) Bordeaux Smith, for Bos
,I Tn e, ~ cgrA Dee 9In Orb calsf from Port
Si load ADM NEW xG s,p 5 e % Ss%
YORK days. Maiy Psass Sheds Iron from rosnd dss an
St Tao%. bs e- n po %an Eliza wen, pc
2oh Dec from Boston, TO sail same afternoon fo Mara
; ;Ror aIa three A%ses s
c'PP,, aa q g ihs Lsyins arrived ri; n
so' MsS.E1 Hssi H'''' Corn"
en.n.sH.M Dec sTNc American vessel. in port
MANILA July Sl-An g fzee, China.
Home Ports.
cargo brig sssS Which %as
5 sd Ss sa Ms S S
Sx large sf 1nd Hsn 1a Of Mes:sTsy Bmo
MiSa pa ;S Barry The East
fsaI fo@ F5nS
Sn o OF TN. p9 2as to1s swse,n Canton DUNLAP o
01leans' Marine, vennard Mobiles Elliot, Baker, Phade
GLoucEsrEK, Jan lasld Henrietta, Hicks. Baltimore:
for g Lean %
Rider Proyincetown for Norfolk with loss Of main BOOM and
s,i % Ss
ms aar Nan s s. - I'm hd R
TAnrAvIis Cow, Jan Arr TIs mont, New ork, from
Tho: HeSpsr Boston 1 Io % % %
Messenger. which 9Th
PRovIDEscE: Jan l8-Au Montana, Wetherel Norfolk:
Charles, Ash NYork.
NEw hAvEN; Jan l6-Arr Black Hawk Armstrong Trini
dad, PS via NYork.
PHLADELrHA, Jan Is-An Madeline, shankand, Trinidad
de Cuba Cid Coosa Moore. Mobile.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan l7-Sld Frank NYork
RICHMOND, Jan l7Arr Roanoke New Orleans Sid Extra
and Nassau, NYork.
MoBmE: Jan lo-Cld Princess Victoria, Mitchell Liverpool.
Arr Gun Peterson Green, st Thomas Linden, Griffith New
York Cid Aabamian Lane do; Brothers, lBr) Hill Liver
pool; Jos Brown, Read AR 9Th, All e Henry, Bar
ao mSa ca NS1,ai sS S
Orleans; Democrat Howes Boston; Thos Hart Pendeton
Havana.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan s-Ar Agnes (Brem) Bosse. Bremen;
81 Cloud Emeon Boston; Forsnce Decker do Mary Fran
F5edsIiek Jacob tBem Wspcks Bismsn Rio Grande Coa
land, Nason Bsmore Knhawa, May. Charleston; Vandas,
Wall, New York; Stephen Bnnsy tBO Bell Halifax United,
mond Andros, Boston; Flora, Smith, Antwerp; Raymond,
Levanseller NYork: Algonquin. Williams, do
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New ORLE AN-Baque Nahant-( Reported
bbs Hour do pork $50 do lard 35 do 10 bbs O
nnseed do 42 casks clover seed kegs aow
DAVIS Casey-57 bbls pork ~ do lard Babcock co.'s bbs
clover seed do beans do Iseed do dried APPLES is kegs
butter AXIS feathers Nevius son. ~r e'
GEoRSETowr sC.Schr Lucy Bake-I6 bales cotton spof
lord, l1eston COLI bbls tar Sprague h binson
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the results 1t be produced only by the exercise OF
great arbitrary power the property Of the people and
it matters very little whether that power is situated in
the court of an Emperor the council of banking in
stituon its effects alike DISASTROUS and the victims
slave s in fact
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w. s: RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofthe College 81 Nassau street

90 WEARING A WIG IMPAIRs THE HEALTH
breeds humor and produces numberless evils all which
from Comstock Ross 20 Magazine street. which fuIN
restores the hair whether lost by sickness or bv eq
keeps the head entirely free romdandrua and scuf and
giyesth hair beautiful gloss and curl-N o. Crescent
City.
The same articloo behad of Comstock Co II Maiden
Lane and Comstock Williams No. North bth e. phil
adelphia. W. '"'
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VI A R | TIM E HERALD
Sailing DAYS OF the steam shine
Packets to Sail.
Packets 10 Arrive,
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem 1t favor If captains vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, Of fleet, a re-
Of the shipping left port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo any
foreign ne they have He will board
Immediately on their ARRIVAL Agents and correspondents
home OF abroad will also confer favor by sending this
office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information of any kind will be thankfully received
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The following are the rates of Sterling and Northern
bills at the leading points Of the South =

The rates for sterling in this city dull 81 Such
exceedingly low rates at this of the year very
unusual and mark the decay which preys upon the
merce Of the country under the tariff Under tariff
mated to yield net of per the imports
the revenue from the whole imports of the fourth quarter
oIs42 was, according to the official reports published
yesterday but which would give an import for
the whole quarter Of siOOooooo only. This, during
quarter when the imports usually larger than dur
ing any ofthe other three consequently rate Of i'm
port ofony $40 for the year. or about % per cent
of the imports OF 1899. What country under sane Go
vernment, exhibited such violent fluctuations in its
foreign commerce. TO ascribe such changes TO hard
times Is quite insufficient 10 account for the magnitude OF
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in Canal aud Greenwich Streets in the 3th Ward of the
city Of New York. Will be cold public auction without
Thursday January 2sth s o'clock for cash, cent
veIed tba niece "r non~,w IN Mo-. ~ and ais
Greeowch street near St Johns Park SIX feet from the
of Laeht street. being 80 feet inches front and by
about so feet deep map the Aqctoneers Broad
street. of Hudson The lease has 20 uneIprsd
from the 25ih last March. free OF ground rent.
The Canal street property let at $725 and
is occupied Liquor Store and Clothing Store. is wei
known that IL from Trinity church
low ground as { make then very valuable
As this forced sale of property doubt it will sell
price hat will make profitable and safe
twill be sold clear of all membranes and title good
Nv
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All who Sherman's Orris tooth Paste, have good
teeth and breath. What is dsagreeabe than
bad breath Then why not the only means that
will prevent it? Dr. Castle the best dentist in city
says he used anything equal TO Sherman's Tooth
Paste While it is perfectly pleasant to the taste it is free
from ALI ascids injurious ingredients Dr. Shermans
warehouse is at LOG Nassau street Agents. no. 273 and
459 Broadway 227 Hudson, lSs Bowery n East Broad
way, So William street, 10 Aston House, l39 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, State street. Boston, and Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia.
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QI3- FRANKLIN THEATRE-LAST MIGHT'VE
feel duty bound to give praise to this
The gentemany conduct Of the Manager Mr. J. Morris;
the modest snd intelligent entertainments mixed with
energy and punctualty has kept up immense assemble
ges enlightened citizens. Wherever they 60 NAV
attend their enterprise Not jot title of i'm
modesy connected with the diversified performances
and with their perseverance they have gained high
and lasting supremacy. The town city that
their visits may look for treat not equaed in this
try either nlsingpg dancing or music
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Foreign lamentations.
Domestic Importations.

BELIZE Hond-Schr John Drewi3 logs mahogany l6
A Drew. "
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and cele6ratsd rus from Portugal
rnent on the last column. fourth rage ms
COR DR. FEUCHTwANGEks Price Current OF Copa
via, Capsules, Aeias, DgeSToous lunar Csusuc Yuef
NO
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Lo, the poor Indian whose untutored mind,
hrsute chin abhors like men refined
Plucks out his beard with nippers held apart
Bent on his task. despite tn exquisite smart
Not thus, with toll and selfinficted pain,
Need you, hair faced, the same end attain
Nor yet with irritating razor keen
Return each morn to the obnoxious theme
But once for all, apply the Poudre SUBTLE"
And be assured you'll nought but pleasure feel
0Iy- GOURAUD'S CELEBRAT POUDRE SIR
TILE, for permanently, safely, and quickly eradcanq
superfuous hair the soft down on females, uppeT
lips to the brsng beard OF man, is to be found in this
city only at 81 Walker street. door from Brosdway-S
per bottle. y
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Marrled.

On Thursday evening the 10th instant by the Rev. Dr.
Minor Mr.. JOHN H. TMpsSN, of New York, to Miss
MARY H. FosrER daughter of Major William H. Foster
late OF Springfield, Mass
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HENRY +. RIELL, Auctr
BY RIELL s. ARCULARiUS
Store 3Oi Broadway, corner of Duane streets

d u y.
Store 30t Broadway of Duane streets.
X. A. ready TO made advances any on
consgnmens Returns prompt Sales Of real estate and
door sales OF household furniture attended TO
Regular sales of Liquors. Segars &c., Tuesday; Fur
nitu'e, Pianos, Sc, every "Wednesday aud Saturday.
SATURDAY. Jan.2i
At I01T O'clock at the sale rooms.
large and valuable lot OF second hand and furniture OF
all descriptions
splendid assortment Of and second hand furniture
fancy goods and house furnishing articles
general assortment Of goods from families breaking up
housekee ping
Also, lot of fancy articles, furs &c.
Also, invoice of steel fire sets, Britannia and fancy
Also. cloths, clothing sc.
Also, rich leather covered easy chair, elegant
cond hand rosewood do 10 rich London made
portable desks rosewood work table French bedseads chairs
tables, stands, sefas, &c. but little used.
Al Private Sale-A large invoice of various kinds OF wares
useful curious and novel Now ready and for sale cheap
large and valuable invoice of useful curious and desirable
goods They in store and will be sold extremely
cheap Dealers and families will find saving Of money and
time by attic nding to this favorable chance.
Also. 100 fine chairs, rich desks, office furniture, &c.
Also superior wines glass various brands of imported
aud champagne
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has effected in where the bones OF the
nose were exielaed from the secondary effects phis
Hundreds have been saved from the most awful
quences othese loathsome malaes by the Of this
LIBERATED medicine now extensively used in the London
and Paris Veneral Hospital In all where disease
Is 70 be lurking in the system this medicine
should oeused sold by the authority of the College Of
large bottles at 81 each In OF halfa dozen bottles
So,
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WANTED, by respectable young Scotch woman. stua-
w ton nurse has been accustomed children plain
sewing and making useful Wishes quiet respectable
family. Inquire at 800 Water street, doors from Beck
man. jy2l lt*ec
WANTED-lna quiet Of the city apartment for
w single lady; the paror of first floor would be preferred.
Letters addressed TO H., Park Office will be immedia-
tely noticed jy2l Ger
NOTlGE-THISTLE BALL-1 he secoud annual ball Of
the Thistle Benevol Association for this season will
take place at Tammany Hall Friday evening, February
II, 1913.
By order ofthe Board,
iy2l 3.sc A. CAMERON, Secretary
RARE CHANCELLOR SALE.
TIE stock and fixtures OF store situated 1888 South
st. The stand unrvaed for situation for ship
general business The occup wishing
business will dispose Of the reasonable terms For
iarther particulars inquire as above jy2l 6tsr
THE tRUC1FIXION-lhe pupils of the Asylum for the
Deaf ana Dumb will visit thus beautiful and impressive
picture, painted by Mr. HARRISON this day. elk
at the Apoho Gallery, Broadway, near Canal street
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MIrSlC

WUOTO.
aHEsSRS. WEISS X GRAIN would respectfully an
M 10 the fashionable Of New York aud its
ucny bat,her Band late Rockaway) is prepared to 81
end Private Parties and Soirees Of from instrument viz
ano forte number thar be required, by applying At
W. MIllets Music Saloon No. 10 Broadway or heft.
isnce No. d Delaney, the bowev. DIS In