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THE NEW MIRROR

THE NEW MIRROR,
Illustrated by Chapman who engaged exclusively for the
In the ccar'e Of few weeks he nndss.isnss will CON-
the New YORK. Mirro IN the octave FORM on an entirely
AND 1 - Ge1 M
NV %s1 snps., with many striking
viii published with type on fine paper and each num-
sed I y us, n.
accompanies and which it will invest with peculiar int
pondsn@wheh emSaces most Of Of talent Of s county
we have made for fresh and early
from several q Ss nSHnsS England
w'
journal Of and unusual e1ceenSe The parade Of
than poor articles with di.nsui.hsd names. i viii en-
sa% I sna
and gG.p poetry the fine a5 and s1ay and drama
suited and desire: S is and IL
@ a ns {: S s ss
sunny ss side Of things to ham.n eyes" '"''
The work will be published every Saturday in numbers of
and enclosed ornamental cover will FORM The
end ohs Mo sup VOL each Of four hundred and
The very low price which will be issued render, the
the cost and beauty Of its EnsTsyins; and the
ing the paper viii have punctusiy
sent their address upon he to the Undersigned
Letters, enclosing the OF subscription. be frank
ed by all postmak Agents. carriers, and newAmen, will be
10 The Cash system will be rgiJly adhered to- without
ing and by resumins the exchange which
Editor and Proprietor,
o.
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90. RHEUMATISM.--The most effcacious remedy
for rheumatic affections Is found in the compound and
highly concentrated Extract of sarsapara prepared by
the authority of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
the city Of New York. Many of the most distress
sing and nveterate char acter have been permanently
cured by the Of few bottles of this popular medicine
Dr. Brandes Dictionary Of the Materia Medca speaks OF
this preparation in the most unqualified terms of approba
ton 1t is also of infinite service in all scrofulous diseases
cutaneous eruptions, and those affections resulting from
the abuse OF mercury Sold in single bottles at rs cents
each cases OF half dozen bottles SO 90 do Dozen
80. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau st.
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Total value,
Monday, March Go p. M.

Total value, 500, 522 2ll
wsmay estimate that so per cent of these articles
oo0 are surplus exported By the distribution Of
to 100000 of specie, circulating medium the value
has been raised in few weeks before the navi
cation open. continuance of the same process
gong on will make difference of $4,000 the far
mers OF those sections Alone which will evnce itself in
the Atlantic ports in the increased demand for goods be
cause they will have the Of paying for them This
process Of supplying the channels Of circulation with spe
ce brings prices up to the mark whence they
turay depressed owing to the absence of that specie
future rise must depend upon the foreign outlet for the
agricultural surplus Prices inevitably rule low
and for the reason that owing to the extension of the
means of intercourse all agricultural sections brought
into competition with the market The position of
affairs in New England Instance Formerly the Bos-
ton market supplied almost entirely from the adjacent
New England States, except with portion Of -four and
pork, which came from New York and New Orleans
The opening of the Western railroa, has wrought
change which will be best explained by the following
fact:A farmer in the nsighborhood of Boston raised
1900 bushels of potatoes for which usual he expected
TO realise 40 cents per bushe Boston. While preparing
for market, his neishbor accosted hm"w are you
gong TO DO with those potatoes 2" "Carry them
ket." "t won't pay" why ~ "why 7 why pota
toes from Chenango county, New York. are selling there
at IS cents" " The Devil! Well then I,l give mine
to my cattle" He did SO accordingly. The Chenaneo
potatoes will soon be suppanted in Boston by tho Chca
60 production In the same way Ohio beans sell for 81
per buhel in Boston where the regular price was for
merly So Thus it 10, that although rapidity of CON-
munication benefits the whole country and places the
whole wealth OF the country Immediately at the
command Of the whole consumers, yet localities which
before enjoyed aspecies Of monopoly, are ruined This
great and pleading Of the revolution going on in
the value OF property Everything Is in commotion, and
MIDI ftot lard
geographical position.
All these ere elements Of vastly improved trade, be
cause not only the great west getting aspecie crcua
on but getting rid of its accused banks and its pro-
ducts coming more into acquisitions Precsely however
facilitated internal intercourse gives the to the
border OF getting produce cheaper does free trade give
to the interior cheaper manufactured goods and high
ties destroys their interests. The following is table o.
the mr is from from Havre into New York for lS41
CoarAa TIVE STATEMENT ov THE QuANrrrv OF CASES OF
THE so,rAL MyncTasp,sE SHIPPED THE PAcKrrs
Designed on .4mrJor Comparnfir Amount
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Cnffla Market.

There was the usual supply of cattle in market this
morning. All told there were at least nine hundred
beeves tho sheep and one hundred cows and
calves.
place in prices. Beeves fetch from $4S0 to So and
So rs hundred weight sheep from 81 20 to $3.50 and
cows and calves from SIS to $50 head.
appears by the returns thatll24 beeves $40 hogs 1855
pigs l29 calves and SO sheep consumed in the city
of Houston, Texas, in l942 In this city this quantity
would be consumed in one week.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, huetioneer.
LY BELL q HOWARD.
sEssTss Nos. az Am and lis Fulton stssfs

TUESDAY,
At l0x o'clock in the sale rooms.
Stock o Dry Goods &cAn entire stock Of elegant season
able we'll assorted dry goods Russia sh ngs
Irish linens calco muslins gnghams, de si camnries
aces shaw sans collars, wells hosiery, gloves mi
nary
Also London cloths cashmere vestnss and sanet Va
rety Of segan clothing ucy and pie dyed articles eweiry
&c, Ia lots 10 sut purch sers. without reserve: II.
Also, assortment OF tine clothing comprising over irocK
and dress, pants, Sc.
Also, one E9gsh patent lever watch splendid movement
mas De used hut short and diamond pms 10
pay tdvencrs; together ortment't jeweiry Nc
Also seseTal demIohns superior old wines.
WkDNEsDAY.
A. 0H O'Clock the sales room. .
Large sale oil elegant furniture comp,ng the entire iurn
ture OF a geneel family leaving tho city.
So the entire of the cabinet furniture contained
the large stores ll3 md us sutton St
A,so stock house furnish articles table cutlery, &c.
Also, splendid consig nment o sl,ssN ware.
Also abont 500 feet OF mahogany boards suitable for piano
forte cabinet makers.
THURSDAY,
Al 1917 O'Clock the auction room.
Sale cf Elegant City made Cabinet the
ROOM oadway. Spring splendid variety of
cabinet u comprising general
articles Of all d. sciip,ons in the line. Paicus VIII appear
in the daily papers Csoeues ready Wednesday, when
The furniture an be examined.
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sales at tho stock Exch.ns..
State OF Trade.

Some sales of real estate made as ollows:-
The house No 81 Franklin st. ............ 81, 1900
Do 63 do. Observation-Disclosures. 6050
Do IS do. .......... 600
The three story brick dwelling and lot No. l2s Lib
sis lc,s 81 On oV GI IN az. LAW
and Morton SITS, bought in at. 80 l44oO
Sugdr-l6 hhds Porto Rico, at 81 a6s.
SptcesIiOoOO lbs Nutmegs sold at s7t cents. 500 bags
Sugar-New Orleans dull. Sales at Al 81 cents h.
Brown Havanas 1900 hhds at 81 cts.
Iobacco-90 hhds old Kentucky sold at 81 6t. liz
bales ST. Jago sold at 10 cs few 20 cts. so st. Domin-
go at l2t Cts, and 800 on terms not public.
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EXPR ESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE subscribers will send express through from this city.
the above named and rmediae places, the
9Th ns for the spor,son Of specie pank notes.
aud all such other business be entrusted
them POMEROY CO.,
avail st., NY.
B. Immediately the opening Of lake navigation the
above line viii be extended Chicago CINCINNATI
&C. and bout the entire conneXiou
with their New York, Albany Troy and Buffalo daily
inf
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NJ A R / Il | NJ E H RAID.
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SILvEY, Of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their List of their Cargo and
board them immediately their arrival. Agents Cor
respondents at home abroad, will confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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l. U GIN A COR DIAL;
OR THE
ELIXIR OF LOVE

n II
ELIXIR OF LOVE.
IL oLpEs TIME, among the Jews,
S AM ss. Ss he & Rs ss %:! home
Prayed to Lucin., the midwife's ratron
Cslsdio their I'D the p5ie.,. o Isis;
is; sadIs:; twelve monte. from 6 her bridal
And with raised hands an IN nScen' Wild
For well she knows. Love shuns to bless
The Hin 90 bed of banenness.
so much for love in days by-gone
Rut say, even now, does Loves communion
F' t S s.sa,s ssSnss s ss ~ hi. CITY,
Yet may The barren Il they Try
Win % snose Eaif her iTiens
The chiIdess wife repninss end.
R s1 not III shRs 'fE:Ts s1. sd SSwsr
Conspmptionsi IIs it will prevent--
With vigor clotne the impoteDt;
Suppress agleet, whate' er ITS date,
And all n'e's junction, 'snovate.
And brings back beauty and the graces
IT'S womau's husband ne'er deceives her;
A nd each md s. t ,s% D'GSs sT;e
These are but truths; who calls III. m fiction
Shall have stern a proof IN contradiction
From the .sysn. Of every cry nation nation,
Penncd by Disea:e and Qusciery's martyr;
Thousand, who lay. with flauelipg breath,
Now in their nightly PRAYERS repeat
Thaaks to Lies friend, in Nassau street,
And sometimes name the number
"Ninety.two N ssau"-even in their slumber;
o., dream Of Di eases ordeal,
Cry out for the "Lucina Cordial"
Persons ordering this medicine country by sending
remittance, have 1t boxed and any part Of the
Uniop Price SO per bottle, or 1924 per dozen mt nsec
CECRET CORRESPONDE nee The proprietor of the
~ Hunerian Dispensary No. Division street,
peri, and lasting IN all of Diseases
what extent few days by the of that wei
ed and failing remedy, Dr. Hunt Red Drop which
has TODD the climates and cured thousands Of
full treatise this disease, giving It's origin effect and
city be obtained only at No Division street; all
ofered esewher ere is base counterfeit.
NB-The private consulting attached the Dis
pepsary all times open for the accommodation patients
mi lu
nEAFNEss LURED-sCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
~ For the Of Deafness Pains, and the discharges of
matter the Ears Also, all those dageesbie noises like
the huzzng OF insects "a ling Of water whizHing Of steam,
Sc which symptoms Of approaching Deafness and also
generally attendant with the disease Many who have
for ten, fifteen, and twenty and obliged
trumpets have after two bottles,
aside their trumpets, being made perfectly WELL Physicians
surgeons highly recommend its Read the followpe
editorial from the Times.
DEArrrss CuRup-We have heard great many speak o,
the Of Scarpas Acoustic Oil remedy for Deafnes
and assured that is unsurpassed by anything known
for the purpose One instances OF It's curative effects
have been pointed and they really astonishing
New York. Price "a per bottle. III I'm
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Foreign Importations.
RIO DE JANEno-Barque Cornelia-35a8 bags coffee w c
Pickersgill < CO.
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ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN AND INDIANA LAND
TAXES OF IS42

TAXES OF 1912.
NONRESIDENT owners of land. in the above States. are
should be paid Immediately to avoid extra expenses
Tax sales illinois will be held in the months Of March,
April and May and the Of redeeming double
the ofaIe. Michigan charges 50 cent interest on
and after the frat Of December each Apply at the
NORTH AMERICAN LAND AGENCY, Established IN 1917 NO.
10 Wall street New York
ms STR 8. MELVIN, successor To NJ Myers.
EhENCH STYLE SWEET CHOCOLATE, made with
French machine, 457 roadway, New York,-FELIX
EFFRAY etur,s his tefu thanks the who
patronise him for his and he takes this
tun,ty to inform the that he ha. work machine his
81 to show how nicely the article IL made
f. Effray' French style Sweet Chocolate made with
French machine be had the wholesale price, either
pounds the factorv Broad
way New York Dealers earnestly invited to try the
article.
Blot Chocolate and Coffee served up in the Saloon.
M ms
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Married,
Died.

By the Rev. M. Schoolmarlxer MI. G. HAZARD of Il
Sd avenue, to MYRINDA KoLBURN.
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HATS.
a SPRING FASHION NOW. READY.-The sub;
- scriber specially informs his friends, and
public that they purchase at his store
handsome Short Nap Hat neat and durable dress hat
The low price Of So So.
Also, elegant Moeskn Silk Hats at So; fine Ngtria Fur
Hats 50 5equa in and but little ioerio to
dlose generally sold at 81 so.
Also general of caps Of the patterns
WILLIAM BANTA,
ms Im*r 100 Chatham street.
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for Bostop Concert Jacobs. Rappahannock for dc Trio
Chamberlain NYork for do In port Envoy Martha
Pearl, Concert, THO.
EpoARTowN. March I-Au Fairfield, Burr, NYoIk for Sa
em and two other vessels from westward bound f. 2d-in
port the above.
Jamaica.
NORFOLK March 3-Arr Heroine, Goats New York Upon
Paine Boston. Galaxy. Brightman, Newport. Cid Off
ford Brown, West Indies: Orion, Pepper, do
WLMryoroN NC. Feb 2a-Ar Hylas Eustis, st Johns.
PR; Hudson Martin, Cucos sustained much damage in sails
and spsrs; Alarc PJrne NYork Sol Roosevelt james, do;
peruvisn French Port-mouth Nh; Col Hanson Grant New
Yok; jonas Smith, Browpell do; Sterling Tavor. do. CID
Salem Upton. Surinam inois, Hueson Cape Havti: A
son, do. Baltimore, Woglam do.
SAVANNAH Msrch Arr Henry Chase, seeIman, NYork.
Cid la Cabellera Fi'zeerald Havena.
ST MAeKs Feb I3-Sld Agnes Wilson. NYork; Gem do;
Clarion Pettiosil of Esworh for Apachcoa rsp,r,
for Bosom Dis; Cheney Crsbrree NYoi Z; Emeiine
an, Moves, for do ldg; Halowe aud Chrstans, not
CONNIE need ldg-forrner for NYork latter 'or Boston
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, Once Of the y. Y, Bank Note Lat,

Once Of the N Y, Bank Note List
No IL Wall ST.. New York. March 7, 1898.
SUBSCRIBERS hereby notfed that the blowing coun-
rle!t :: IN r,r pi't,9n IN this city dollar bill, on
vary TO- 1919 altered from the Agricultural Bank Montreal L.
G the vgnette female sitting POSTURE farm produce;
the French word at the left hand by
which they IN y be readily detected
10, With the exception of the broken Commercial Bank,
last number Of the New York Ba X Note List mi tsr
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ARCHER'S
FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
SPRING, lS43.

THE Law REPORTER for March, 1888 IS this day pub.
lished BY Bradbury L,der Co. No. l7 Nassau street.
fork and No. 10 School street. Boston, Content-Re
H. Latmsr case; opinions il bankruptcy by Judge Ware
New York Judge Judon of Of the
supreme Court OF Massachusetts, in the following cases.
nished by the state -Oenta Bank Mt In
;ar1ce co. Stone vs. Denny; Foote vs. Knowles,
beach digest OF American of books;
on Bills Of EXbarge; rules and regulations Of English Ad.
mTay paccs Mcals repo, ts list Of bankIup Massa-
chusets and New York; obituary notices of Peter O. Alden
York
This work receives contributions from Of the
tnguhed judges ~ the country also contains dgests OF
all the eadng EDg and American Reports together with
notices of books and miscellaneous articles Of to
he lawyer Published monthly at SO per m7is3tr
pACKET SHIP HOTTINGUER-From Interpolation.
,gnees this ship viii, ea,e take notice. that she will
be disc aging under order this day. side
ling Slip All goods Permitted, be Public
Store WOODRUFF MINIURN
MIR South sfre
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THE BRITISH CONSULATE ia removsJto No % Mer
chants Exchange, IN Exchange Place. m tsr

THE BRITISH CONSULATE il removable No 80 Mer-
chapts' Exchange. in Exchange Place. MT tsr
~ held Military Hail. Powsry on Thursday Evening
9th inst. at halfpast seven o'clock. By order
JAMES L. CURTIS, ESQ Chm.
AARON SWARTZ, }
w. WARD SSec,,s.
m7-3t*r AZEL FREEMAN
THE HON. LEvIWOODBURY will lecture at the Broad
way Tabernacle before the Free Trade Association on
Friday E March past O'clock Subi
The general Principles of Free Trade"
That al h,ve Opportunity this dis, ing ush-
ed champion of Free TIA the Board OF Directors have de-
,ermned To rut the tickets of admission ONE SHILLING
Those who desire 70 be present. would do tick
cts early EDWARD SNI III,
mI-etlsr Recording Sec'ry.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE-March = i8ta-The Inst.
ute AXE pleasure announcing the INTEL gent rubIc
ths hey have obtained Rnssel celebrated Papearu for
exhb ton nj the Saloon Of Nibo's arden few
After having had the satisfaction of exhibiting many Thousand
models OF earthly machines, the qualification IS
ctzen at the last Fair only they model
Solar SYSTEM produced by native citizen which
an honor 10 Several sting will
be delivered. w
Open tins evening" and during this week. at half past
O'Clock. Ticke's IS cents each. m1.tsr
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.-Mn. iMcDOUALL begs
" to inform her friends and the public that she continue
the Piano forte her residence
that of her pupils. Terms moderate.
81 West Broadway. flo I'm
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TWINEs2oe bales English Bndport Sail, Seine Herring
l and Gill Net rwnes comprising full Apartment Of
t,on. For sale By EDWD. COLLINS co.
N 50 South street
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scor,,., CLIREHUGH's


,,,i srGo TIT dSstis!ahHYs#s
w Riise place at the Apollo Concert Rooms No 40
' '1 FRos fs,S'ia l'' Of March,
Gee-The Boaiie Rows, Misses Cumming Mr.
Sopg-Draw the Sword Scotland Mr. Ciirehush
Sonro A he s arr, bs Mss, CTsSnSS
sssladIThoup game ava fiae Mary Mis,M Cumming
soRs77Bosnie Prince Charlie. MIR GiIe6qsf
Balad-Lizks LINDSAY, Miss NJ A Cumming
ouet-Weel may the Keel Row, Misses Cumming
s ssllad53iMy Boy Ta%mie. Ny Clrehgsh
pppet5Weie over young to marry yet, Misses Cumming
Song he Kys Come Hume MISS Mr. C SsS
Bsdy}Sss A. s,s.y SsS%ss
Gee-Theres luck about the house. Misses Cumming
and Mr. Clrebugh
Prog containing the the less familiar Songs
WIN ees historical and explanatory notices. may be had
Iiekt. be had all the Music Stores, Nh
Door; open at precisely entertainment at
precisely n2eod3r
SToEE aaS,S from he ys,y Of P1el c;hsd,
e1 ysis se@ G do CGS for the Of ~hh
:%s e:s
are equested to dean the above articles for sale and
gvr nence to James Hart, sexton, at the Cathedral.
ENGLISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Masters, of
Vessels and hsn visiting Liverpool on business or plea
respectfully t. inform her American friends that
she has from Saint No Sc DUE street.
LIVERPOOL minutes walk from The Custom House, which
house Git, with every comfort and nence
end trusts to be favored with of that support
many years afforded In her. md inr
SOUND PILOT
OVEN PRESCOTT. Pilot for New Bedford, Nantucke.
other ports Once Frye Shaw' Nautical Store, 222
Water. beekman street. ~ Y-Vce versa Adams tx
Boston, three days before wanted Charge the
from Gay Head. nj lnr
INDICATED VAPOK BATHS Is Courtlandt street, es:
lv1 abished l826-ScaIlet Colds nammaory and
chronic rheumatism cured in few days by thesuse off, p
Carrolls Medcated Vapor Bans.
Open from o'clock in the morning till nine clock night
Sulphur Baths require hours previous notice Portable
baths to of the city Brooklyn. Bathing tubs
and hip baths for hire. ma lwr
CODA WATER-BREWEK Y.-Orders for supplying 30
- da Water the ensuing will be received No 6l
Blocker street.
Brewing premises let with fixtures consisting OF boilers
watts, mill Ec good situation for the Root Beer bu
siness. Apply as above H82w~r
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She will tell persons whether they married or not an
what kind of husband wife they will get describe
characters and host of and
founded her knowledge ofhe sciences
ogy physognomy neurology philosophy &c A. proof Of tho
Of her liberty refer hun
dreds Of our first citizens including cexyInen judges ator-
the city.
Admssion to the Museum Is cents; Children half pr1ce
Woman. 2ofr
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At WHOLESALE PRICES.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES, 50 Maiden Lane-Ssi,ng or at
wholesale prices. gentle sens Over Shoes, with leather
spes aud cloth rubber Hing unpa
acd price Of So Ladies shoes of variety
aud knd at equally low prices These goods the
durable elegant articles found and all
rnted Those have goods particularly
invited to call and before purchasing. Don't ors
m2 imissec HUTCHINSON RUNYON.
CiNGLE 3E NTLEMEN have pleasant apartment s and
" good board in private family, 2oi Fulton Green
witch ut.
N. B. Day bosrdcrs admitted reasonable terms
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RIRDa! BIRDs; s!-For SALE choice rejection Of
- Canaries of all kinds Some excellent singers Also
good talking Parrot Likewise, Of Fancy
Reons OF all kinds acknOwle ged by all be the the
city Enquire at No 33 Pearl Entrance
'front.' room up stsus. m7'mrc
CLOTHS. CLOTEING, &c, FOR SALE A RARGAIN.
View aud ofgood quality Apply before 10 O'Clock AM.
or o'clock r. M, % w hite st. X. M. CAV.
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LEARY a. CO.,
w ILL introduce the Spring Fashion for Hats
w Friday, March 3a. "
2af Str NO. Il ASTOR HOUsE
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DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATEN r
L COLORED PHO TO0RAPHS, corner of Broadway
and Murray street (ne 1t door Peaies .)Pumbe
Patent ColoTed DSgueneotype Lkenesscs taken daily
superior style thing New York. each
and duplicate gratis.
Pumbe Patent Cooring Dsguerreotype Apparatus, and
and Patent Rights supplied to order Also plates cases &c.,
very low.
CautonThe superiority Of the Patent Colored Photo
garhs having thrown the old kind entirely shade,
ver the Pno,og faphers in New York are mptng
impo,e gpo the public by advertising thei, productions a;
States for improvement in Dasuensoype Portraits, is
"Pumbe' ndated October "a i8l2-and the only place in
York where the patent be obtained the above
estabIshment. ms lmsm
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pHCE NIX BANK, Charlesto Mass; Newburypor Bank
L Newburypor and Luubermens Bsn., Warren, Pennsyl
'""' 81. sYLvFSTERS,
OFF ~ Wall and 10 Broadway.
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CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
ODD RR OADWAY

CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
202 BROADWAY.
OWING TO facilities afforded the subscriber purchasing
" from first hands, and the liberal bestowed
pom his Emporium Fashion bv gentlemen of he would
inform his friends and the public that he enabled sell the
fashionable much reduced from former
rices, without dmnution quality, style and finish,
hchhas the encorums Of the fashionable world
would direct attention TO his style Of cutting,
having employed Of the best cutters the country and
will warrant fit the mos difficult form
The subscriber would take this opportunity correct the
impression that Purchasers Broadway obliged
article Of dress than call upon
the subscriber and his OF prices will the
ccpca that article of clothing be obtained
this establishment cheap and fashionable other
house in this city.
splendid of Ready Made Clothing superby
made, for sale yer, Cheap for cash.
A full suit made up afew hours notice.
l5 imissm EDW'O. FOX.