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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

"a Temperance Sfory."-Twoyou
men, "with humming IN their heads
retired late at night 10 their room in
crowded inn; in which. as they enter,
are revealed two beds but, the wind ex-
,nguishing the light. they both (instead
of taking as they supposed, bed aplece)
get back.,o-back into one, which begins
to sink under them, and rome around, at
intervals, in a manner very clrcumambl-
ent, bu, quite impossible Of explcal'on.
Presently one observes TO the other.
IL say, Tom, somebody's in my bed
"Is there :" said the other, $50 there
is in mine, Oh him Let's kick 'em
out, ~
The nert remark was:
"Tom, I've kicked mine oveboard.
"Good {" says his felow-toper; better
luck than |; my man has kicked me out
-righ, on the floor !"
Their creative positions" were not ap-
parent until mex! mor'ng.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

Sao,p--The Philadelphia Gazette of the 18th
ult. says, "There was slight sprinkIng Of snow
fell yesterday with the rain at the corner of sixth
and prunc streets. This fact we learn from two
respectable gentlemen, incredible Us il may sp-
pear"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

We notice in a southern paper, (soys the L. s.
of a large farm, and postscript says, 'Gen,lcmen
disposed to !rsa. privately for part of the land
will apply at the bar of Williamson's Tavern"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

james w. Harrison, who i. has been stated in
this as well as number Of other papers on the au-
thority Of the Pittsburg Age, was the originator
Of the late report relative to the death Of General
jackson, stouiIy denies, through the Cincinnati
Gazette, having had anything to do with it, and
says he has been grossly bclicd. Glad to hear it..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

Oh!-A young lady of rare beauty,
while looking a, a pair of stockings in
dry goods store, asked the clerk chow
high they came - The young man, APP
paren,ly much confused, replied, 81 new
tried them on. but | believe they will
reach above the knees.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

The Juliet paper states that little son of J. A.
Mateson, Esq, Of that place, was poisoned a week
ago Sunday, by eating of poisonous species
at the inushroom-(le toad-s,ooI, most likely,
which is highly posonous.)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06
vvasco usin Ycieeslou.

The Democracy of Wisconsin, have achieved
glorious triumph by ie.eirctiug Gen Dodge to con-
gress BY 1900 msjority oud ,riumphaady carrying
the legislature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

Gene Crczy.-rhe editor of a Western news.
paper. Caused by suddenly. coming into posses
sion Of three dollars, all at once
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

Important to rQgues.-A Kcn,urky paper Gays
that, although the hemp crop is shor. in that state
this wear, there will be "enough for necessary pur-
poscs.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

Kingston, Jamaica, in AShes.-A very dus,ruc-
tive fire occurred at Kingston, Jamaica, on the 60.
August, which has laid the greater part of that CT
ty in ashes. The fire ragged unnterruptedly for
nearly three days, aud the houses destroyed are
spoken of as numbering 500 or 600. The origin
of the fire is unknown; but from their otherwise
unaccountable apathy during the fire, and from
threats they have frequently been heard to make,
it is strongly believed that the city is Indebted
for its destruction to the negro popula,ion-thc
cmancipa,cd slaves-who, the Kingston Journal
says, have more than once evincod desire to get
rid of the more rational portion Of the inhabitants
of the city,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

E~The length Of the letter from Lon
don we give to-day has excluded a NUM-
Der Of articles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

The following timely warning we find IN the
"Moncy" article of the Herald of the 81 Sept.
We believe there is not at present sufficient eau
ton exercised by our farmers and dealers in adj
hitting paper money into circulation among us,
aud such warnings should put them more on their
easily obtained paper, and by taking it only no
one runs any risk. Itwould be grievous shame
ifthe people of the west, after having suffered SO
severely from losses through rotton banks, would
suffer themselves to be ieeced 10y the swindling
gang they are here cautioned against. Being
"forcwarncd,' he careful to he "fnrcarmed.'
1t will be remembered tina, few years since a
mania existed among a small class of iinanciers to
bubble up broken banks. and send the bills by nu-
mcrous agents. through the valley of the MI-sis-
sippi, to pass them oil upon the planters.--Enor.
nous swndes were perpelratcd in that manner,
notwithstanding our persevering industry in ex-
posing them. Those gentry having remained
quiet for long time are now again busy ut the
sume nciarous practices. A broker at ST. Louis
is connected with concern ut Columbus, Ohio,
broken bank in Maryland, and a miserable little
free,' or "frcrhootIug' bank in this city, with "A
view to mundaie HE mHeg cfde Mississippi pjth
norihe,n shin-phstrS, pest notes, &c. Let our
friends be on their guard. 76uch no tmcign pa-
pr tUhaiercr. There is no currency as safe as spe.
Gle and rherc notes NJ disian TANKS are ienHerei
IN pGVmeni ia lie Interior there is sure To be some
Ming wrong. The course of trade never carries
bank notes into the country. ltinvarlahly carries
them 10 the centre of trade. within the sphere of
which the issuing bank is located. - Touch no
bonk paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-10-06

They have invented a f.ddleomctsr down south,
by which man can tell when he is getting too
drunk to walk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09
Court or Common Pleas.

Before Judge 'Dgraham.
JUNp S.-SamueL r Spelman rs. Moses Y. Beach aud
to damages for the illegal taking of pro-
perty alleged to be taken by the defendants which had
been previously m0rtgaged to defendants.
The facts shortly these. person Of the of
Martin Moran, indebted to plaintiff in the of
$44 and in order to secure the plaintiff in the payment Of
said sum, did, the Sst March last execute a mortgage
of certain articles OF metal and tnware Previous to the
execution of the mortgage the defendant Beach, obtained
judgment In Of the Ward Courts against Moran for
500 hereabouts upon which he caused to be issued
execution, and put into the hands of Tracy, the officer
defendant, who levied the property mortgaged, and
had 1t sold for the satisfaction Of his judgment
The defence that the mort age fraudulent
and executed without consideration, for the purpose OF
covering Moran's property from his creditors. 1t
also alleged for the defence that the property left in
possession OF Moran aud that he traded on To rebut
the defence, it alleged that Beach had been paid the
amount Of his claim, the greater part OF it, and was
also alleged by his counsel that the judgment i'm
properly obtained, nasmuch the said Beach had
rived TO keep Morans principal witness out of the way.
After counsel on both sides had summed up, his Honor
told the Jury the question was, their evidence to
convict Beach with the seizure and taking of the goods
he beng plaintiff in the original execution would not
make responsible. There is evidence of his ha-
dence that he called upon in relation 10 the seizure
and he stated that he did not know but desired them to
bring repevn and have the property replevned, this
was some evidence to connect Beach with the seizure
His Honor said that debtor had right to prefer
dor to another, and nthey believed il was bona fde
transaction between Moran and the plaintiff they should
find for the latter but they believed that the mortgage
executed to the property and deraud the
ditors, then then they should find for defendants.
The Jury will return sealed verdict to- morrow NOR
ming.
f. c. Gray for Plaintiff. T. Brady for defendants
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Court of Errors.


JUNE s.-Smuh Cutler et ais vs. Edward Doughty
This appeal by writ of from the judg ment
othe supreme Court growing out Of the construction OF
certain clauses in the will of the late Caspsr Samler.
The esta,or, after various requests of property d
reefs the remainder OF vded into six equal parts
which he bequeathed foows his step glitter Mar
garet one share; to his daughter susannah one share
to the children OF his daughter Mary SHARE to the
children OF his daughter Elizabeth, shares TO the
children OF his daughter Babara share, and to the
children OF his John, shsre and after fur
Their directions, not material the present ISSUE the tes
taor goes on TO say II is my further will that in case OF
the death OF my said Children my said stepdaugher
without lawful issue, that then the share portion Of
my estate which by this my will would have gone to
such issue, be divided equally among the survivors
children or grandchildren in the proportion as Is
herein before mentioned"
Margaret the stepdaughter intermsrred with John N.
Grenzebach; she died. leaving several children by her
husband Barbara, of the testator's taug hcr
died shortly after her fathers DEATH unmarried and with
out issue. Mrs. Grenzebachs children claim to be
titled under the will OF the testator fifth Barbaras
one sixth OF the testators property.
The children of Mrs Gren zebach brought an eject.
meut to the one.sxth OF Bobaras oncfth claim
ing 10 be entitled thereto under the above clause in the
testator's will special verdict rendered by
sent and judgment given Tor the defendants in error.
writ of brought, upon hch the present pro-
ceedings founded Mr. Gerard, for the plaintiffs in
error, closed his argument at two O'Clock, when Mr..
OConor commenced his reply. The Court adjourned
to ten O'Clock tomorrow, when Mr.. O'Conor will re.
sumo his argument
Messrs Staples and Gerard for plaintiff, IN error.
Messss. 0'Conor and Shefn for defendants IN
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John Quincy Adams, his Secretary of State, Rich.
ard Rush; the Ex-Mnster to Russia, the Honor.
able George M. Dallas; Horace Bnney, Charles
Chauncey, Josiah Randall, David Paul Brown and
most distinguished citizens. The coffin was plain;
on the breast was silver plate, with this inscription
JACOB RIDGWAY
Died April 80, l943.
In The 10th year of his age.
His remains were conveyed TO Laurel Hill Gem e.
terry and deposited in the family vault
Requescat in Pace
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SCARPA's OIL Tie deaf all ,ecoveIus III ii he srsg
- by the il medcin there be doubt oil u,
proof. coming from every urter Of the country only
ship. ogood bank hard Indeed en- immense
who sell car truupts have ci,red again Oi
bar il is OF use those have beer cured o. hs
host, all on his sde Physicians and n"s'o" "sS "
sod by b, D. Sands, Druggists. No 70 Fulton street;
II East Broad way; 273 Broadway.
E. WHITE,
NrOs 1874, oai Bro,dwsy respectfully mynes e ciuzsns
~ ri %ev York and penons nom sDrao VITO msy De so
;o,,;n ~ he rv call at his and exsnne ne kupe
nor Dseueeoype Portraits groups and sketches
rb,ch he /, now erhibitpg grAuifu-iy.
IL Wbite is the m,nui~ nreI Of new superb and costly
boi, family or group Of sGht persoas at one
vi IN manner perfect graphic and distinct equal
the beautiful and finished coppr2lae. steel.
or m )int engfaying. -,
Pr ssos of the Photographic r. iearlss, chlsn ne
wno- wod produce is ofte sire accuraeyo Ins
ytlus OF those ia his exhibition ere l. no OH ap
sny part Of the slobc her in extent capacity OK
cost fqual 10 his -. a.. ;sn;,.
Mr. White bsgs sdd tht notwithslanJing me annse
ority Of his portraits. and he sspS M
b Of ducing, sngle plate, IN w U 1eo
md eautiiu like OF sr0uTs OF ON :" !. ~.
ms charges eely moderate a.
res CHI OF IL div idaal, of the limited vi
ntocure truv 50 pdd smile Of themselves snu
Instinct Ious given the ID guerotype scencs an" '
The necessary apparatus '"''"'' y" irstiss
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PGTTsBURG, June g. lS43
Death Of Mr.. Charles H. Eaton, the Boston TRACE
dian--Poftics--- Business Theatricais-N 1os
Items.
J. G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR SIR
1t is with feelings of no little regret that an
nounce to you the death of MIR. Eaton, who is well
known as a tragedlan of more than ordinary me It,
in your city On the evening Of the LIST inst as .lr.
Eaton was retiring to bed, while walking over the
corridor, he made mis-step, aud was precipilated
over the baniser, and fell on brick pavame ~ some
twenty feet below, which fractured his skull. He
lived five days in great distress, aud psid the asst
debt of nature at one O'Clock this n o.nDg Since
his arrival IN this city, he has been boarding al the
Exchange Hotel, where he had the best attention
of the landlord and the best medical aid OF the city
In the death of Mr.. Eaton the stage has lost star,
and the public worthy citizen.
Politics are in bad state this city. The great
body of the blue noses much dissatisfied with a
majority OF the candidates nominated at the con
veBtion, and some OF them make no c@ncealment OF
their intention to oppose portion OF the ticket
Business is brisk here at present. The river ID In
good stage tor boating 1t has risen sol.le six or
eight feet within the last week-the navigation Is
good for the largest class of boats The travel ls
very considerable, if l am permitted to judge from
the number of strangers at The Exchange Hotel
This hotel will vie with any establishment in the
country. The table dhote is A No, l. 1t takes the
Herald and other eastern papers, and IS susie pld
tor" 1t Is kept by Messrs Kiver and Smith
Theatrcals have been quite brisk tor the last two
weeks Pickering, the lnimitable delineator OF the
Jock so has been getting of his drolerles, to the
universal satisfaction OF his audiences. he guam
and quit. humor of this Pickering, in this descrip
ton of character, is rresistibly comic, and may bt
said TO belong to himself alone.
News is scarce. | will not forget to say that yes
terday was remarkable orbeing the first dry Sunday
that we have had in two months The ladies Of
this city are neither fashionable or handsome.
"Nuf sed."
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{ curt Calendar.

CrRcrtr CouRr Nos ~. 1875 lI3, 55, 80, ia, 49, IL
e5 49, 5i 81 ga I2I, As Co. 90, 96, a. 119, Ga 10l
100, 70, "a, 81, 81. 81, s5, li6, III, 80
supsuoR Covnr So 81 s. 50, CO. 6I SO, 81, IS, &C.
81, o., g., 20, II, ~, rs. "a, 10, los, 3.
CoMMos PLxAS-76, II, 10, 80, 80 81, g.
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. BARCLAY STREET. THREE DOORS BELOW

BILLIAKD SALOON.
NO. Barclay STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
- THE AMERICAN HOTEL:
pRiCE REDUCED 10 One Shilling per Hundred, from 8
A. M. to z M-The subscriber informs h,s friends and
the public in general that has Five New Billiard Tables, in
separate aamentwo in the upper front ssoon-two in the
rea saloon and ons IN the front roomal in first rate order
Each visiting the establishment will be furnished
with Cue for his especial table. being in d
ierent apa mrn the proprietor thinks will render
select and : lesaole 70 gentle visiting his house
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT
Hs Bar will always be cd with the choiceS. Wines
Liquors and the best Scgsrs be h.daso Sherry Cobbers
Mint Iuleps, Punches made be surpassed
B-iie apartments have un.egone thorough reGttins
--pew paper, painting &C.
" ientle;neo Will please Communicate suy neglect OF
duty CT the attendants, az the bar.
FRANCIS MONTEvERDE.
mehl6 snl*r 5 Barclay street.
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Tue NEIeHBoRs-By Miss Bremen translated by
Mrs Hewitt. The Harpers have published this pc.
pular work tor one shilling, the cheapest yet, and
of Select Novels"
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THE MONTEREY AFFAR-A Mexican paper, the
Conclliador abiding to this affair, says that "the
public have already pronounced their judgment, and
whilst the United States refrain from condemning
in formal and explicit manner, the conduct Of
Commodore Jones, until the manifests which he
published on landing his force, shall be dsavowed
officially, manifesto declaring that his operations
were conformabe TO orders from his superiors, the
Mexican Government will haze reason to doubt the
good faith OF its Northern neighbors, and for our
part we shall believe that the attack was made in
consequence of plan long ago concerted by the U.
:. Government"
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To the Public,

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD--daily newspaper-pup-
lshed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD--pubIishede every SATURDAY
mornisgprice 81 cents per copy, or es II per annu
hostages paid--cosh in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
Hhas The arges circulation Of any paper in this city.
or the uoria aud evefore the best channel for BURNER
scn in the city W country. Prices modera.ecash in cd
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, ard in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
raorRiEroR THs HERALD EIrABLIsHaENT,
Northw est corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
by JOHN TRAGARDH,

MEssRs. KOLLBEKG s TRAGAsDH have the honor
L TO inform the Amercan pibc !het they have
kind den enlistment =, Hsrsio,us ioas DOCK il New
jersey, a half nile from jersey CITY, opposite New Yo'h
which they offer TO Comm;tee and others the favvra
Bel ewing 10 the trade principle OF moderate cash price
Tor good article they fav Of the public At the
andt street. All orders. any scale size variety prompt
ats TO, BIZ addressing the ,ubscbers at either OF The
NICHOLAS A. KOLLBERG&y TRA0ARDH,
my 7.2m.r Harsmus Long Deck, Now JERSEY.
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.
oX FOURTH JULY, 1913
COUNTRY and city dealers IN fireworks, will find it to
men, Of the heat Saslty at f. AYIiFFEs old esn hmsn
So nathan street. Asge quantity of fire crackers Just
remember the s's" OF the two mammoth skv rockets
FIREWORKS BY THE MANUrACTUkEkS-D
MORA co Pyfoech lists, 18 ,hatnam street, offers
the public splendid Fewa KS superior
ality aud any in this any other coury. The
above have been manufactured them expressly for hi,
ns ALSO can sell 'ca cheaper than any yendeI ~ wn
guarantee all DDS ION their No peJd'ine from this
78 street Goods delivered to part Of
fire, by the pound. il lmnrc
HAND SOME APARTMENTS, i, Houston street, near
Broadway TO let gentlemen, with breakfast and tea,
full board fequed Necence. tired. y qure al the
bar Z Niho's GARDEN, ct the house, All Houston
m2klmstc
HAIR CUT TING! HAIR CUTTING! HATW Gu ,'riN0
IA ILL., the pim,table flair Cutter takes his method Of
IL iomns his friends and the public in general that he has
removed from the ontine Bndpg to his Old Slart No
earl street, ssil Immediately adjoining the Pearl Street
House, ne will be p ,.-d Operate all who
favor hin with call in his uy niuittle style Of Hair Gut
ting which, Tor elegance of design and beauty o. execution
United states The branches of wok done the fol-
lowing moderate prices
perior shaving, 81
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,
np7YCIQN

70 Nassau, John street, N. Y.
HAVING the Lens ground under his ection, and
arranging them The obscua himself he feels
warranted that operators his apptua have Oh
tsn,d tha1 those with foreign lena
r The latter oeu inperec, aad sill, cftener oper
adjused The trial for his Six
years practice OptcIan enables him to grind and
Lens the for which they wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

INSTRUCTION IN CUBA We learn that several
Spanish gentlemen, who left Havana Elk days ago,
declare they had not heard of actual instruction
la the neighborhood of Santiago de Cuba. Their
Santiago having received information that English
aboitonists contemplated making an expedition
from Jamaica, with the intention of creating ser
vile war on the southern side OF Cuba, sent an ex-
press to the captain general at Havana The latter
thereupon ordered the Spanish vessels of war and
steamers then in Havana TO repair with due dill
gence to Santiago. No over act of revolt had &C.
curred.-N o. Rep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

AcoUrTTAL OF LEWIS BY Saturday mornings
mail from the West, received intei gence of the
acquittal OF John Lang Lewis, who had been on
trial in the Superior Court, charged with being
cerned IN the late robbery of the Trust Company, at
Columbus. Sent 9Th.
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Im.ec
THE MOST DELIeHrFUL o. AL EXCURSIONS
walk Sssa mi F oa yf 20 abe
sd hSs: Of The will The o s.,y
BE G the sy ps III pr ]
rich iur The walks are in excellent order, wing been
con..l .Iahy .mbe.hed the present spring MIC 2w
W ..ss s tsnS.a, t eoa;aa.
their bp,.se.s insurance against is. damage By SIe
'arSo'' against IO''by b iTlSHa giySsi,oa'
Thopa'T Woodruff BsniamP 7 RObsss
Tf ISSoSYyoTP Price i S;s i Asn
s Ms:s, T Ta., lanes lame: H Wb1,a,
Ausop gshed WINK Them
,',' n. THOMAS WI EAi5i; a2?:
THE .ub.eIb.I os,, ,h following Wines &C. for sale at IS
sss and bottles
slPsi hn1i -'' gas '''a'
PoriImpor;cd expressly for family use, in wood and in
CIets-Cbates Mageaur LatOure, st. Es,sphe Larose.
HocIsJ .bes Castle Nacob,unner Cabns Ch.r1-
sen. HsenheI%, Psposr Leits aainiIch,
hssH Sn.asI s s. s. &c
Barsuad'es~Co, Dc vouseo,, Chsmbertin, Romance.
'' Fine Holland Gin.
M sss i S ss a %,ss b H 6Hvs
THE, ANCIENT AND WoNDERsUk EMPlRs OF
ya
So"d TO present b.auu and n,trnstve ecora, o. hst az
Sod rhf auy y; saa
nds such an he T Tune pen,y apFro
II tie United States, with fsct Of
al being 50 mucn el,epd with that singular
containing three steel cngravinss IN each PIns 20 cents,
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TREASURY NOTES Lost

1850
All foTewarned against the payment Of the above
notes.
liberal will be psd for the Of the book and
the subscriber IS South Front
Albsne -, South Wharvcs, Philadelphia, or TO
Nsssrs. Bryan Maitland, i7s Front street, New York.
nso im:r lsizoed) nj. MYERS.
TO CONTRACTORS Proposals will be reesvea by the
subscriber for rehu ding the abume Of Mamsrunck
Bridge, according which will be fu nished
for boil III. repairs Of he idg her
pate Persons ~nhing contract, will please hand in
their e.nate TO the ,ub, ioer he 18th
attend house Of Epep ddop Rye
that day. between the hours of id hree clock NJ
when the Proposals be ed Specific ops also be
found at the store NJ Lvoi. 50 rear the bridge.
Mamaronlct, Jun l. 1913 je2 SIZE
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
PHI LLlPs Merchant Tailor, tiste of Astor House,
~ Broadway ID with he of Weeins the
exisency Of he times by h ecuc'ion his ices and finding
Bro dway location esaIily has determined on lhe
ouy to ee't thiswhout di,p fragment to the quality
of his he ha removed his establishment
1856 NASSAU STREET, corner Of Bee man, where
gentlemen be supplied at dducuon Of ten cent
from hi. former low prices.
The following is submitted merely a specimen Of the
fort gong assertion -
Superne Coats, in the best style, from sc to$8
Extra do, OF the hnesi quality, IL TO 22
ChIl Yes s., 275
begs in conclusion ob;erve the above articles
may be relied ell respects TO be Ct the most genuine
description aod lower than other house furnishing the
gu lity of artic les. il 'mr