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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

~ tirc - illHo!v Observation-Disclosures TO or
der OF any sbaie ZuI- and Handsomely tred
hosary frames aror basement Other windows
h,Il doors, scfssIL, ior public rooms, &c. BIZ
LEE * CO, iS Factocy-stfeet.
These beautiful Shades unke all Others admit al! t-
aud light into te TdCm aad perfect the
tie hsY ebFuct the view from TIE th
room aad sfep iss and ctsr QUIZ and very
mental. jy2z l5u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

9 [TRAW GOUDS-Napler, Fisher Z Co, III
~ Parstree offer for sale large assotlaan, Of florence
and Fancy Bonnets, fine Straws nevons, Willow Cypress
aud Pamlsa Goods Artificial Flowers, SC. aui6 wis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

IL Particular hoticc.-Those Persons having
curnitnfc o any escfcn dispose or who are break
g ap honse,effilg find ready sale for any eor,"
he subscrilaI. Goods 10 aay amount purchased
F.CtLTON, lis Fultou.strre, and
myaoisd ~ Ann-stle.t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

= u DentistIy.-HARyGY BURDELL. -. D.,
prnsi i?S rtHne: To the city, and be coasutrd as
ru AZ ls oice, o. SS2 Broadway Of frukiiGSt
pf D. cohdnes ms aiteon exclusively the diseases and
t"l oi te natural teeth and also the Insertion OF
t1..a 11tS saln single tooth Teeth
ne rciS OF atmospheric pressure inserted an guaranteed
10 answer an Iae lmpoI, purposes OF the sinal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

No deviation in prccs and strict puuc,uaty observed in
filling orders. J. c. BOOTH & Co iy2f isf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16
Cheap and VALUABLE Books:

ie sent OF commission. Terms CASH. Orders must
sed to GREELEY & McELRATH, Newly York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

NTANTED--At i29 Broadway, situations for q
w Scorchman and wife, coachman and cook; also, by
a man rs nortcr. Good references given. ltf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-16

I DOARDiNtT AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GEN
I ID ERAL EDUCATION, t22 ious,on-stFaet, tvithin
doors o Broadway the undefsiZ. ef w r-or+I his
School sf Summer vacation, Monday September
,th Applications Tor admission either department. cnbe
made personally by letter during the month at his
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

Of the ceutre: 1t is thus that citizen OF
tho West will read the news OF Boston
still moist from the press. The mail
and the press, said he, are the nerves Of
the body polite: by them tho slightest
impression made on the most remote
parts is communicated TO the whole sys
tem-and the more perfect the means oil
transportation the more rapid and true
the vibration. TO aid Us in this great
work 10 maintain the integrity Of this
Republic, we inhabit country present.
ing the most admirable al vantages.-
Belted aroInd as it is by lakes and o.
ceans, intersected IN every direction b.
bays and rivers, the hand Of industry
and art is tempted to improvement. 81
situated, said he, blessed with a form oi
government at once combining liberty
and strength, we may reasonably raise
our eyes 10 a mos; splendid future, if We
only act in a manner worthy Of our ad
vantages. Ii, however, neglecting them,
we permit low, sordid, selfish aud sec.
tional spirit to take possession Of this
House, this happy scene will vanish -
We will divide, and its consequences
will follow misery and despotiSm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

NEARLY ALL GONE-lt is the opinion e
many Of the Oldest inhabitants with " hom We have
conversed, that Mobile more deserted this searon
by her own citizens than any year since '39-and
the people have not all yet taken their departure
How many will be left alter the election Is over. We
can't say. but imagine there will not be many
Our streets now daily present the most lonesome
and dreary appearance. as we can frequently walk
square or two without meeting soul Times arc
awful considering we have such q delightfully."- coil
and healthy senson.-HoJIe Herald
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

The shrewdest kind Of a Yankee trick
is thus narrated by the Albany Evening
Journal;
A shrewd merchant Down East
found himself, most unwillingly, the
Possessor Of lot Of flour, upon which
the Inspector had branded the ominous
word-'BAD. A genuine son of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS should find himself
10 such a category, would undoubtedly
be content with disposing Of the article
at whatever price it might bring. Not
so however, with our Yankee friend
lie had bought the -four as good, and 50
nc meant to sell it, despite the efforts OF
the Inspector to the contrary. The RICH
sort Of customer at length made his ap
pearance-andt to him was the merchan
most lavish in his praises Of the -four
Ills word for il, no such -four had ever
been attainable before. But said IN,
suspicious customer, what is the mean
ing Of thstr pointing to the short, tho
very expressive monOsyllable. CO. 70
Piled the other, those are initials o
BenjdmiH 4. Darts, one Of the best in
spectors in the countryr Thus was a
lcliacher, and the flour changed hand
| without farther trouble.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
BIT OF REALIRIS.I.

Jauntlng cardrlver, named Paddy
Geraghty, was, some time ago, brought
before the Magistrates of the Head POI
lice Office, Dublin, for having used
threatening language TO Mr.. Ellis, oil
Hammond Lane. The Magistrates, on
hearing the statement Of the complain
ant, directed Geraghty to give security,
himself in 90l, and TWO other persons in
lGi each, that he would keep the peace
Paddy and his friends having been
ushered by the baiIif'into the office OF
the bond signer, or person who is 10 see
that the bail bond Is executed, the fol
lowing dialogue took place, when the
bond was PREF AIRED
Cierk.-rhe condition Of this bond
Geraghty, is, that you will keep the
peace for seven years.
.Goraghty .-(scratching his head. }
For seven years!
CIerk.-Yes, for seven years; and 10
all his Majesty's subjects.
Geraghty. TO al his MaIesty's sub
Jects! Good God. What is that for?
Ierk.-Why, it seems to be a great
hardship on you to keep the peace.
Geraghty.-ls it TO every one IN Dub
I'm?
CIerk.-Ay, and to every one in Ire
land, too.
Geraghty.-ln all Irel and!
Clerk. -Yes; in England and Scot.
land, also.
Geraghty.-ln England AMI Scotland
Oh! that is on account Of the union,
suppose; bad luck to it.
Clerk.-ind, likewise, in all his Ma.
Jesty's donations.
Geraghty lis it at home and abroad
Clerk. Yes, certainly.
Geraghty. Why certainly, by 81
Patrick, III never sign it.
Pat was here reminded that if he did
not on(orm TO the order of the Magis-
traIes, he wou d be committed, on which
he reluctantly took up his pen to make
the mark to the bond, excIaiming at the
same time, 'Oh, boys, isn't this dreadful
for nothing at ALL
When the bond was signed, Geraghty
shrugged up his shoulders, saying to The
Clerk, with an air Of sarcastic triumph =,
Well, sir, you have done yer best
Thank God, you can do no more
CLERK oh, We don't want TO do any
more. You are now bound TO keep the
peace to all his Majesty's subjects.
Geraghty .-(looking at the Clerk,
whilst at the same time he was untying
the whip that was across his shou ders J
TO keep the pace (Peace) to all his Ma.
jesty's subjects. Oh, then, by the pow
ers Of man, the first fellow | meet that il
not his MGjeSty's subject, III make his
head smoke.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
From the Charleston Mercury.
HARD TIMES-THE CURE FOR THEM

Industry snd irugsliiy--work harder and snsnd
Fs' never conlound economy, which is a yirtuo,
WIN shnglncss, which j. vice. and LGien the yerv
opposite Of economy. Make your money bef,ts
you spend %. and don't boy a thing because il !,
cheap nnf imagine for moment that srtr,ysganrs
500 geniilHy have any necessary or sensible CON
heA''n. We have TOO miny young amongst ns who
seen 20 lhi1k idlcness a badge OF hiah life and t,e
Del rafk 1i Finished manners 90 loaf IN soJa.sbo,,
ana billiard rooms, spending their inheritance an
"''''''ef' 80 m1fe, fuaning up ebts they are nov.
Fl EHnE % pay. CO. aught depends on Them n
itsa Hoaid fenlcnbcf That iabsr 81 this country !,
''f and idlsaess disgrace snd only spend ON lbei,
"aHs one bali ihey vase on their backs the lime,
N'.ll T e. onsy agaIn as hey are aud society n,
80 Ni.h fsiuahie NEE to 90 90 high pIsrc,
aH4 ia.fiiffs ca Iiaya enisi whefeas bot 10, p,py
80 sea afe narisfinE her reputation with os,,,b,.
30 af,s' atil melting heir subsistence awov h.,
s'fFHs ~ iasfe li gsHuIiy Do the world ,,b,cs
80 = s1a'n aii go rt,i1gu.sh. Issyinr
Hf" DC 81 gHsaE8ry suuH m Ws
F afa. sYa.I he ra those line, ~
- ssaas.1 SARA ss FaII Hks DO Sc .f,,t -.
{. ever la.a.if .1laEs ed fssdi8atIis es,,., =,
ls st1Is HHr '' "
.Hfs ~ fs1rr ed contain yourself
IHaf sa.a b bigger fhfu y8ur hBlf.-
aafr-a's Faaf sfpeHses. 18us I'D f,.r
AfFa aHF Hs saas proposition uIf
~ stai 81 nlrb 11 yusf rsanItfg.
go ani asfs uarf1aFcd hing
f'a -sas nsls dos sHd llnes end none Of
F.lFs
t'-slf ~ aasss o. bid BE-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

U S SHIP FRANKLIN.-rhe Franklin seventy
10 'r, reached Boston IA safety saturday murnin 6
ia tow Of the steamers Telegraph and POuland.-
She will be taken into the Dry Dock Immediately for
repairs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

The letter Of Mr. BdJls. that Ne puhii-h below.
VII attract aI'eni,on fr the peculiar % POI.
iorIh even should II iail Of challenging that eni,r,
confidence which was Ones readily accorded 10 hi-
projucti n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
an lNDUSTkiOus WnMAN

TAX, indeed, OF your procession pan.
1omine and gaudy shows-your process.
slons and installations snd coron atoms
GIVE me, Tor a beautiful sight, neat
ana smart woman heating her oven,
add setting her bread! And II the bus
tle does NOT make the sight Of labor elis
Ten GA her brow, where is the plaster
from the check Of the duchess .-CobeH
TO KILL LICE on CATrIE.-TsEs the
Haief On shich potafoss havs been boiled aid rub
y o'ef ne skin. TIE Ice will DE within Two
ho1n have sssd ten kinds u me strongest poison
? khi hts tl 9Th effect. Dor nuns ~ perfect 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

The train Of cars frUm PhIadelphia 20 Baltimore
met with an accident on Sunday afternoon 10y com.
ing contact wrlh an extra train. by which the car.
wers much damaged. but no injury was sustained
by the passengers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

The collision on the Utica Rail Road. mentioned
by yesterday. was attended with 10. u late
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

TIE TREASURY NOTE ROBBERS.-The
Grand Jury Of the S District Couri. at New Or.
leans on the 9Th instant, found true bills against
John Breedlove and Marshall Holiday, aud ignored
the bills against Jewell and Reynders.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

ps1rasf sassrs taai re rsasaf shy isdiss'
500 te-af sssasf fssa gsatrmsa.. b. bscaus Of
a d hs .1agas 80 fsssrssfs q he hp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

DESTRUCTIVE FRESHEr.-ws learn from
the Macon. Geo. Telegraph. thsI the ooh uliim-
that Vcinny was visited BY very heavy RAIN.
causing the ocmulgee river TO rise is feet snd
proving disastrous 10 the crors In the low grounds.
Al the Indian Springs. in Butts county. in hour.
the creek rose 20 feet, sweeping all beiote H. a
building occupied BY Mr. willIEm q Thomas, Of
away, and with its contents, completely destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-11

son found his past the reporters table and got
the platform He elegantly dressed in O ashionaby
made suit Of black and with beautifully arranged white
neckcloth. As soon as the Reverend gentleman made
his appearance the platform where he stood with his
arms folded and his head gracefully leaning against
of the pillars quite sensation created amongst the
female portion of the audience in the Of the
ros,rum. hthere is Mr.. Kirk" "Oh, whereof "Ah!
II is the dear creature" saint he Landowner and such
IKE Sc. were heara whisFerea srouna.J
OF circulating tracts amongst the German and Irish Catho
lie populations the prospects already most encou
raging There were tokens of the kindlng Of fire that
no papal power could quench.
The Doxology was then sung bendicton pronounced,
and the meeting dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-11
EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

syns
nch and elegant furniture. again for the reception Of
The position Of this Hotel we'll known require de-
tail of its ADVANTAGES confessed TO be- for peore of bust
The present proprietor intends that aud industry shall
not be wanting to its natural advanacs under hi.
and he respectfully solcs the patronage Of his
$50 -. 49, ERAsTUs COLEMAN.
Baltimore, April 20, 1873 a2s eod3mr
wA s2a%,ANT6E d HOUSE,
.ssysn!y thousand dollar .sd Furnished q :yl.
The IS located az extreme end Of the village. over.
s
ands as also view Of the ocean, from which can
Thu. TAB enjoy. Superior ADVANTAGE. for bathing
'S
WIN ssn9 S
Z, Ivats hath; Attached e the hot. there Billiard
Of 6
s ;nS s 1T.
ing grounds for which this place is so celebrated.
for to he sses
Person. remaining SIX weeks, in the mon,h. Of
For i: Suy w .na A1 ny ia, per yset or,h
May. June, September, or October. per
Children aud servants half pric.
oue S he snS n s will S to render hi.
r the , sS%0 of his guests than hs e br
hssS Marine r sSS%
s
mi he s hs d 1 ID
sSSa adye
FL y 'front.' on on cea s:
admirably provided with psors sitting rooms reading ROOM
and large AIRY chamberhs most spacious pleasant and
venent dining room in the new and Superior bathing
and comfort to render
attached, IL a. md
superine by experienced aud attentive hoste Horses
and rages be had time persons any
An omnibus from this hotel dly om the depot
to meet The cars for the Of persons travelling
on shs Mli,osd Nav No shSe for omnibus fare this hotel
ROSSV1LLE BOAKDINQ SCHOOL, STATEN
VI, wrsrruopp ISLAND. ISLAND;
w public that his school will re open the LIST of May
rden and guardians are also Informed w. W. makes il a
% his from tour twelve Of
sss BEADING writing OrhosTaphy sri,hm,!c geography
minutes. walk from the landing. The steamboat Raritan
ieays. BARCLAY street every day at oclock for Kos.vis
Rev: David More, Staten Island.
Henry Stewart Seguine. Esq., Staten Island.
Wm dudam, ESQ.,; z, Beekman street.
Messn Coyiil and Flemins, E.Q., Is Cedar street.
Capt Edward Fsrbs! E.q: HcL; street, Brooklyn:
FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL in the county lady
family children as Sosde and She will spare
paid healthy
Refer to-Mr A. Armour, ll5 Fulton ST. H. Hunt Esq No.
sChamben .treetM Peet 7e5 Greenwich Ms B. F.
made known. ma 2wsr
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same footing with the Bible, Tract, Missionary ana
other similar Societies and like those societisS
did not feel called upon to 90 in for the sboIition
OF slavery. Nor was this society 10 be opposed on
this ground any than either Of those other
He claimed that coloDizaonists much opposed
to slavery any class Of the community. Nor would
they be opposed TO the Antsavery Society II not
also an antchurch antislergy, and anti alLordsr
and soodmora. society throwing every thing into dis
order and confusion. MIR. Curly then made 70
marks upon the slave trade the late treaty the right
search, &c. &c &C., but there nothing In his
remarks At the close Of his address he alluded to the
fact with shame and regret that the single small State
Of Connecticut had during the past year. given 900
land from congresaonass too alone to the American
Board OF Commissioners Tor Foreign Missions; while the
whole United States In the period H.
ven less than $50 900.
The resolution seconded by Col Stone, who made
some very odd madish" remarks for which he got duly
laughed at was ten O'Clock when he began to speak
only invited to second the resolution, and he pro-
missed when he began to say nothing but in his usual
Pomps1s egotscai style he went and detained hs
diencsfor whole half hour. In the profon Of his eo.
quence, he spoke of Abby Kelly and William Lloyd Gar
ron. and said that Mr. Garson tied 10 her aprsn
strings, like tin cdnnistsr 10 q dog's tail
The meeting Immediately adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
DAY AND EVENING.
No. 100 NASSAU STREET

THE HAssA sy..sm II taught by
ws n hs aS:
from s the Of, to such
BOOK Keps double single modern
q % ss sHHy n a
d%TSs entry D'0s in E, a forms, acquired
,nS his Soa r,s
state of affairs to ensmne and verify books Or gone
nFsd y hs %Vs and al
quss and ~ az .de% ns On moderate r. terms,
Hotels Alderman old Nelson. and the office Of the sun
Day Mercury mo sod2wr
os Grand e
s11p nd y % ds'; &
any S s?afsS eisy
, ,.us 20 sa of MT asf xiv the
A "a. rS SSK NQ.F9Lk. EsCAMoNs25,s city
1870 sttain helmes-1he strong and .ubsiaSisi
and T one s
:n ss ~
:sa Sss$ ss Sssi
Esss.s siSs s'1sH and back return
Freight taken at the usual rates. For Freight
III: Sfs1F NJ ! sass
sSR AssANy AN s.S. FS.
@R splendid $. amer Ola SiS n B. Cspt 4 Flower,
Barclay North ,ide this afternoon O'Clock. Tue,-
The :tssmsos. MARIA Capt Stats. will Leave the
and saiudays Leaves Albany Mondays Wednesdays and
New YORK, May 8 4. 1913.
ss apply Fl SSis HALL os. o. the r.
6so EfEBsy tNb ~ sTE asssS
1 Through Direct (suadsy. ssceptsdS from N t ' .
rf ans
sS9TT I'D S sHf'E s..n 0f
will have Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings at I
Steam Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain H T,ue,dsll,
'nf sasy slns hi: Boat. will invariably
Albany in ample time to take the Morning Train oCan for
The above boats are new aud substantial are furnished
sna on h
Forpssssge freight, apply board to c. Schultz at
the Office on the whsff. mlec
.65EESss&hsS1f flSz a
i:;:%Ss; FL
AMERIcA CAP; 5ia.srd
TSs .:ss%sr. NORTH AMERICA. Capt y: H; True.
'9 'i landing a. intermediate places, ;,A
elegant tate Rooms and for speed aud accommodations are
For passage freight apply board p C. Schultz y
the ONCE on the wharf aga liar
NEW YORK AMP Nh KyI I.ss2N STEAM FREIGHT
sss;sa r. ;sxi'f an; and H s6E
The EMEnALD, Captain John Ketcbam, will leave New
O'clock r. M.
WI leaye Kingston tRCpdcrt Iandns) every Wednesday
The NORWICH, Captain John samuels will leave New
York foot Of Murray street, every Wednesday aud Saturday
II lave Kingston tRondcut landinS) every Tues az aud
r"1'' EXTRA TRIPS
The EMERALD Will cayc the fos Of Murray every
sundy morning at DEL ck Returning leaves AZ
O'clock day. ~
WILLIAMSON BARLOW AGO,
al 3msr cf WEST Street
s-1sr - NEWARK AMI NV YtlXK--Fa5e
| S@%=}p only i2H tsnn The lenaid sieame1
sS-K- PASSAlC, Captnih Join tahY, 1ee been
put complete orde and VIII cor ngne hf frtrt pr the
Monday the 10Th instant - aoNf unt fnrther
Leave New York AT 4 o'cIogt " ~
Newark at1H o'clocSi( a. "a
rreisht carried At reasonable rates fH5mec
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sister Of else And Wood could shoot down his
own daughter beca use she had been polluted. What q
horrible state Of things this And the only way TO
stop IL discrim Dae exposure Of the vice. and to
punish the ruthless seducer OF helpless females.
The report OF the Treasurer then read.
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kHSRNpIruRY
Deficiency,

Rev. Mr. WYcxorv said the most Ilamentable curse in
this matter that cergymsn sometimes violated
the 7th commandment and that there was such
apathy amongst persons in preaching against this sin
Their cry m who touch pitch and not be daubed r.
Well, | say how can pitch be removed, and not be
daubed1 Uaughter) The fact is, that rs q dimcut
duty and they don't like to do it.
Here there loud cry Of fire in the streets, and
the speaker sat down.
WEIGH, the sailor then told story Of lady in Brook.
Ign, whom he said Catholic, and who he said used
to drink much that she sold all her furniture, and
put beautiful child in orange box He then told
the story again that he did the other night
The meeting then adjourned.
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TO the Public.

TO the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub
ished every day of tho year except New Years Say ano
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or ~ % per a.
nun-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturds,
monAg-prce 81 cents per copy, or Ss II per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
est Hhas the largest circulation Of paper in this city
the erl1 and is therefore the be" channel fer bnssne''
in the city country Prices moderate-cash In 3D.
vance,
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices end in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHhENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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- FARM FOR SALE Containing forty acres, thlIty-
1 FIVE under cultivation and tho balance good growth OF
Nwood.
and large In front Of the house excellent well Of
water secured from westher by well house, and
ne lawn in front Of the house On the above described farm
il fruit in abundance such apples Cherries pears ounces
currants, goose bcriies, &C. . ,
The above is two miles from the steamboat landng
one n m the town of Rye the North street road "A full
view OF the Sound light houses when lghted
Is in every respect desirable location for genenans resi-
dencc. 49,,
This farm Westcheste County Call on the premises.
Mr.. }. II. WELCh, - Leonard sreetA
alo ImSec at the Police Ofhco.
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A. THOMPSONS BLACKING WAREHOUSE,
No 2 Cour tLondt street.
THOMSON respectfully informs the merchants Of
n. this and the public in general, that he sui cor
tuues manufacture his inmable Paste Backing. be-
ing the sole inventor and manufacturer. This bschiug Is
through the world and the United States
a. Lee and Thomsons Paste Backing A. Thompson would
further nfom h friends that no has made extensive improve
him to supply them with quantity reduced pnces
B.wmc OF ntcrlopes steam modern application, and II
sometimes resorted without mach benefit. thomson La,
psvsr admitted shape enter his
his wokmen are likely make aud nty
IL can be depended upon as genuine 4 THOMSON.
2Ceurtlandt street, Broadway.
agents tbs Washngnn Friction Matches
thrpers and Others supplied unreasonable terms by OF
single a26 I'm m
GLASS AT No JOHN a'TRErr, near Broadway, De
" pot OF STOuVENkL BIO THEIRS Glass Manpfac'
tory lhe only place where people can get supplied cheaper
than ia this city full asertmeDt Of the
richest cut and PLAN glass: Lamp, for hsi A'ssl and sN.,
mandatory prices Every article matched pattern GLASS
quit order Wholssale and retail Tor cyand counuy trade