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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

be adopts at hattering the feelings and passions
of the dear people, Honeyed words, profound
regard and unbounded promises were freely
lavished upon them. They were the sovereign,
the pure, the intelligent the intallblc' peo
ple--whilc they kept their flatterers in power
When they began to prope themselves as pure,
and discerning, and upright as they had been
cracked up to be- and took the first step by
kicking these parasites out of the presence, be-
hold how the tune is changed.
1--WE prefer Mr. Van Buren, because ,Ue 6eerc thct he
,vas cheated Of his election 1870 by the greatest
frauds ies hubags forserfes and decepsns ever P'ac
tised in cr-ed couni'y and that justice demands that
his should be rescued by reelection from the dis
grace which defeat would otherwise place upon it'
Thus speaks the Springfield (Ill) State Regis
ter, and thus speak every Loco Foco Convention
and every Loco-Foco paper. 1t is absolutely
necessary, in tho view of the party, that as the
people have once triumphcd over Mr.. Van Buren,,
he should now triumph over them, else he viii be
forever disgreced. Well, what if he is He
can endure it better thar the people can, because
he is used to it. Disgrace must fall somewhere:
If Van Buren, is defeated, he is disgraced; if
electcd-who are dsgraced then? The people
are satisfied with the as it stands, and will
take all proper care that Mr.. Van Buren, is not
cheated OF his dueS hereafter. We advise the
Focos to keep flying this black flag of war
fare upon the peope,-to hang their banner on
the outer wall 1t floats somewha, heavily
but very becomngly.
U' The Rochester Democrat points ont the
absurdity IN one particular, of depending on
for
auctions, and of sacrificing a home market for
that reliance. England now takes less than two
millions of bushels of wheat--say t,co millions.
Increase this tenfold, and she would take t,centu
millions. Our wooden establishments consume
the wool clipped from sheep, to pasture which re-
q,ires eleven millions Of acres of land. Destroy
the demand for this wool, and you destroy the
sheep. There viii be no motive for keeping
them, and the eleven millions of acres of land
which are now required for sheep pasturage will
be turned into wheat fields, i. e. 100000 acres.
This land would probably produce SIX or eight
bushels to the acre, say SIX bushels, making an
aggregate of 33,000,0o0, or thirteen milhoas Of
bushels more than England could take from as j
the demand should increase ten:told
And yet this is but single illustration.
" The Locos, in Convention at Tammany
.ss' night, made little progress. They finally
s;, ssuea m organizing, but had not elected q
,a,;ss sahaiaa'e at late hour. They were bal
so,a '.s Sheriff. and probably adjourned be-
i"re uniting upon one.
W Hon. DAslr.. wrssrr, ,.,,s, -. -.
Yesterday on his return to a,asasa .ais e..,,
stops, as usual, at the As,or 'assaehasetts' lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

u The Wings of Monroe County have nomi-
mated for Members of Assembly MOSES SPERRy,
of Chill, FREDERICK STARR, of Rochester, and
EDWARD WApnAMs, of Perinton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

q GES Ton THyMs is 10 be seen a, all honrs a, the
American Museum to-day, and splendid performances
and aSpass o'clock making sIand holiday for families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

Brndbury,s Singing Classes.-The sub
Wopia -ipectuly state that his advertised for
M another class to Meet one evening each week in which
lew more pupils be accommodated by a,mlvrp 10 =
dritse street. [O7 d, WV q RR anRIrPN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

70 Cnionists' Association.-The members Of
ms ASSOCIATION are requested at National Hall Ca
nal,'tEee'. on MONDAY EVENING, October 9th at !
o'clock lo the purpose Of electng officers for the ensuing
year, and ansacns other business Of mpor,arc r., ,,
sociation. By order '''0 80
sILAS CHICKERING, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

Splendid this afternoon at oclcck, ard
thus evening quarter before al Peae,s Nus-G CasIr
and great wonder. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

u The Locos of Monroe County have non-
mated for Members of Assembly-AsHLEy SAMP-
son of Rochester, ]. B. SMITH of Riga, and WM.
SuErARp of Irondequoit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

% TIE GiRARp CAsE-ln this great case the first legal
talent the country engaged Webster, Clay and Adam,
are among the distinguished counsel and their Joint fees eau
scarcely amount 70 less than ten thousand dollars Ssme
rios ey eoruents III relation the habits ani pursuits al
the late Stephen (r7d will be elected by the cossxamna
tous and the whole world will be agog TO read the evidence
I'm short, Ill the recently before the public know
Of none of such general aud deep Interest TO the
PEOPLE large except the which contain Chapman un
iiyalled Magic Razor StopS Sold wholesale and retail at
William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

II William F. Comings, who has been fort
night on trial for the murder of his wife at Haver-
hill, N. IL. has been found guilty of murder in the
first degree. The prisoners counsel have moved
for a new trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

70 Is ALL ACES AND IN ALL CouNrR!Es the belief has
been strong that the earth yielded herbs capable Of curing any
and all diseases The ung'ered Indian ioan9 medicines
had bae the the best educated physcians Eocbly
struck by this remark able fact Dr. Wright, after much "a
and many experiments succeeded rrO
ucnc medicine which t-ns unriyaed purifier of IN.
blood aud of decayed constitutions HIS Indian
Vegetable Pills are in such great demand tina; many Imitation,
have been manufactured and persons should observe the fol-
lowing caution;
Obserre-In order 10 avoid ccuuteres purchase only Of
the regular advertised agents at the Oce and General De
pot, No 2SS Gfeenw ich-St
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of the medicine
wholesale and etal-Nos 2SS Greenwic street New York
No l98Temont Boston: and No log Race street Phi
l1urlpha.
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,E C0SD HOARD
Public Stock Exchange. Oct. G.

shEs Harlem. . /. SO 363 $50 do do 1890. &c.
} do do. ....... S65ilOO do do. ....... s6z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

ouR CoNMERcE,-Ihe following is the cargo
of the ship st. Nicholas, Boyd & Hinckcn's
hne) sailed on the lth for Havre:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

PREMIUM RAZOR SrRors.-The first premium OF tie Fair
of the American Institute has been awarded after year
c. Saunders for the invention OF the Metallic Tablet with
four sdesNo. side having the effect OF hone, without
using oil or water the other sides for keeping the razor
with fine smooth edge that person with one OF them
always keep razor in the most perfect order without having
by the cutters of England and certified by the
entic gentlemen in this country Its great Celebrity has
caused c0unrercts and limitations 'nnumerable which
easily be detected By the and imperfect surface OF what
led the Tablet side The original beng smooth end pol
of Toilet articles of the first quality, can always be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

To SHAVE EAsy.-A celebrated writer has defined man
be shaving animal This doubtless true so tar as relates
civilized man. but civilized cannot shave without
zor and he keep his good order without
sop We would therefore Just gently hunt 10 our readers
that S,undess Patent Metallic Tablet and R2n Stop with
four has withstood the test OF time having been be
fore the public Than quarter c century and poba
biz has no superior giving that desirable keen edge good
razor while renders shaving operation that Patient;
Is endured. Boston Mercantile Journal.
Roussei Almond Cream, for shIvng, very superior
ce just received and for sale 6. Saunders Aud
manufacturer OF the Metallic Tablet Razor Stror 63 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

CHARIEsroH, July 10, 1873
Mr G. e. sEBnSc Dear siE-t gives pleasure TO reply
TO your inquiries concerning your Restoratg. Cordial.
have used for than year in my 1m!y a9d have
found It an elcacous aud useu medicine. IL ayeng aao
seviceabIe ia complaints among nv children they have
experienced much benefit from IT,
Several OF my friends whose use had recommended H.
nave testified strongly the benefits xaerienced from IL
am ss very respectfully, your OFT So ,d,,
tie ' ' - o3 lyis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07

NJ Itof' UANlEl. Wrgsr,n -.
Yesterday on his return to Mssss saea TINS o NY
stops as usual, at the As,or. 'esSaehase'ss, he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
ROSSViLLE BOARDING. SCHOOL, STATEN

w WESTTHORP respectfully informs his friend. and the
w public that his school will re open the LIST OF May
and guardians also informed w w. makes
point OF conscience guad possible the morals
Of children committed to his from twelve year,
age Reading, writings or,hogarny srihmsns geosrnphs
the orchard gardens and play GROUND spaco1s shout
leaves Barclay street day at ocicck Tor Rossvillo
Terms for board and tuition, including washing, 92
quarter, paid in advance. References
Rev. David More, Staten Island.
w. ". Seymour, ESQ, 4 Chatham square, lsiY
Henry Stewart Seeune, Esq, Sta zen Island.
VIM Ludlan, Esq, l2t Beekman street.
John Quinn, Esq, 80 Munroe street.
kessrs. Covill and Flemina, ESQ.,, ls Ced,r street.
Capt Edward Ferber ESQ ficlu street, Brooklyn.
Mrs. V.risn. 81 Elcridee street New Yor az, ImeI
pLEASANT BOAr vi NU-5everai families os &C
commodated Straoo, Point, mile tom the village
Of finishing; aud from which amboat twice day
Bus ach within forty rods with dre sing house
rural walks and prospect unsua,ed b. land end water
Apply to p STRATTON.
m I'm
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JQHN IsELANp, the well known proprietor = the Fs
-, Wsrd Hguse, NO. 20 New street, (coner of Excharg
Place grateful for the patronage hitherto rcc.ved from
atd dtsrous mcrit ntinuaon Of it, respectfully
ino ms ihem aud the public W that hi has lately
eh',so IT, see and eommodiou. Houe asd Gardens
as me warrington House. Hudson street boken
within aftT MI ues walk from the Ferry formerly occupied
oy ths ate sme: wnere he will be happy
gepetay The Gaen' being newly ard ta.teulIy laid out
VIII DC supplied duIins the with eut
nen Of the rsIcs, and choicest Of flowers The r. being
gr atty ensrgsd aud neTy lifted will ,od rs
and Gig Of the most sup ii brsudssIso Sherry Ccbbsr,
Mutt JUL and Punch-s made In the bes style Pefte,b.
mens Including e Creams and other dec,eessf the sea-
He has aluo hited and ait ing mar
lon for adic which front upon lhs " and furnish We
Of the delight nj scenery The de ermip.
that nothing shall b. wanting TO the RI IL hi
patrons hs also fitted III BJwns Saloons wih enr
Al built on the mo,I plan. for a.
the Of visisc OF the a,tutios the waters
than that they will ia all
found the wants OF the vptors. The sub iber
from his experience the business respectfully solicis
patronage, and pledges hmse nothing
shall be his part those ia hs employ, 20
tribute comfort enjoyment OF those who may visit
the Washington Gardens. - - - -.
mso imsro JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Day AND EVENING.

THE AMERICAN Stand I'd System Of Wr ting taught by
" p J. Armand from Albany the only in.slible
eisht les Ct one hour each Success
from the Of 80 Such recedented imp
this beautiful style Of writing truly .c that the
.cerrica have yielded The evidence Terms crate.
Only dollar and fifty for the of Lessons
Book Keeping, double and single eny-A complete
system Of suge entry OF double entry by whl the
result Obtained that kept dJublc entry Also
double book keeping in five diff, FORMS acquired
ms
Mr. Arnaud his leisure hours write up, post
and balance and chants BOOKS mke
state Of afa and verify books
into d.soroer jut individual and partnersh
to furnish plans Of books business
arranged by the smce concise and satisfactory forms
~ BMr A. Will the residence n
quired and in &C ademies, moderate
References-re John s. IAN H. nssclaev, Esq Howsrd
Hoe Alderman Ar old Neson and to the Office Of the Suo
day Mercury. no eOd 2Hr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
MOFFAT,p LIFE PILLS.

THE subscrbrr has within short discovered tnat he
aove inva uabc medicine has been eed and per
haps considerable quantity has been sold du,ns the past
winter this city aud other parts OF United Staes. The
coupe f medicines the description Of chip
dorse with the coune felt Of john Moa aud
like counerr sisnaure. The COZ wright sdve OF
pam, hlsi led the Good sau al been csuute
cied put the oxcs the envelope The u scri
being about to tase legal proceeding, against thu parties
gegsd in The ,pusc'ung ard vending he souute pits,
and noces pamphlets and env lopes desires
Of ~hom the receipt Of letters from the
Z. Mcclure, Drura,s OF Albany, N. were pp, lied
which he has supplied them, excepting May
30, 1st3. with b,tters. 49,
And The unisued further notifies the public that DO
pey rsu,p,.d Jo L. Thompson Co, Drugsm", OF Troy,
Y, with his med,cines, and snail MOI d. so.
Signed, WILLIAM 3: MOEFATl
New Yo,k, May 10, lsis nil lm~r
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DHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS-Dr. l.. NJ. CYRUS
the ,sntor Of this art poduc,, by IL not only cor
bril- fancy of oripg, which Ter the che d9uves
-wh, ancient demof the most slebI ted artists
merou. friends End the public geneIa'y D. 4 NJ Cyrus
would fn inform them that he has fitted 70, the
don of ladies suite ofrooms P.rk Pace Home
of Broad way where he his s IN h profession and
sue him continuance Of the patronage hhe TO so Literally
bes'ow, d u him. - -
The Doctor instruction every pament Of the Da-
guerreotyp and Phy graphic art tlinx por.
lie, for sale, also the necessary
graphs or coicrs Terms moderate milo lm~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-23
LEE
CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
CTR YKEP,S RAW

NOW OPEN and in full operation, for the Spring and
L Summ seasons.
During the many alterations impro have
been made which will believed and materially the
fort o. visitors
SALOON forgive feet ia length has been for
the odaon Of large parties at dnners
GERS, cotlons
eparat. has opened for the bar rende ring
the ladie.' psrlcrs uniet md selected
Oiths WIVES, LIeUoRs, CorrEorIorAnIEs CaEAMs &c..
&c only they will be- as heretofore
Oh THE VERY FIRST QUALITY
Civil and oolgng attendants engaged and effort
will he used sustain the reputation already
acquired, and to render visit to
COaBYN'S COTTAGE
desirable and satisfactory.
An Ordinary every sunday o'clock Tikets 81 cents
Srrykers Bav IL situated the panas Of the Hudson
six miles from tn City Hall by the Boomnedae road Stages
start hour from the Of Tyon Place and Chatham
Fare l2k mia imr
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- TO LET IN Wihamsburs-Ihe whole or pa a
IN: three slory brick Dwelling Hous. IN Scuth 7h
In n-ar lth St, rentvery low Apply to w 81 T Tap
scott <3 Peck Slip m Tee
MA HOUSES TO LET AT YOKKVlLLE.-z iargt
the Of sh and Sd avenue; either
OF them calculated for public house, grocery pr
e On ms
JOHN A. MORRILL,. ESQ.,,
ma 2wr No. II Chambers 81.
- TO LET-The Mansion House at Bloominsdals
n. six mile jus! above Strykers Bav and nearly
opposite ST. Michaes Church The place we'll known a.
delightful situations the Island, and
marksby hea thy in the summer season.
the Rl0omingdsle and the gate every
hopr in the day. The gate new, and numbered loi
The will he accordance with the present state OF the
times.
A ply the premises or At ls2 Chambers street. .
B.-Arans emeh could be made, desired, 6y salts
Ieuan or part Of the house will be rented separately
ml6 lm*r
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE.

e an: and sssn 70
The position Of this Hotel we'll known require
oss pleasure Of the %O., favorable Of any the city
NOT b. waning to prove i natural under hi:
.A.. ''N ''. '. ERAsTUs COLEMAN.
EHtoTaI
@sni tn E1hnSs Hee situate i the corner Of Cent and
ssss the 9e
sIiay mfIoy,d for he sccommo alton of visitor Thu ho
hy esh' front on csewR three nss !.
'tS"
dining roof in The County, new and super ba.hns
i 10 ali mos hotel '0"0'' 10 'enoe
b. aaS wei
and mad at any time to convey
An omnibus from th. hotel d,ly and from the depo,
!he Railroad No cha &c for omnibus fare h, hotel
wA s2oS1ASTSS, d HSTsE'
THE above Hotel eIeSte" at st Of between SIXTY and
BY any IN th. country is
The house is located the end Of the village,
looking the .ame and irSm spI.nds and OBJ. v.o
Islands. also e The from which
be TN n, ysa :; o5Sc ng and sea
an aS oss s4 with S
Room and bowling saloep and for the OF gen
and sailing noas careful me- take
charge If them who understand the locality the fish
con.equece If the DEPRESSED state Of The the charge
for boa d srLuced to The toll wing rates.
Persons Re IN mug six weeks, in the mon.hs CT
e.. July End AugOst, per week, 700
May, June, September, or October, per
Children and servants half price.
The object Of the subscriber will to render hi. house
the eHm0r' Of his guests more than hs % e
formerly of the firm of Blake Reed Of the Marine Pavilion
kockaway. and Waverly House. New York. ms eodsw
SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL,
% Whitehall street, opposite the Battery Garden
zee" oo
spectully 70 his erds of the old unry
Of Rsmane 1t and tran .sien. boaraen
b.nr se epsa n. B.I and "a
handing FL .iew Of the Bay within one minutes w'lk Of
The nterds 6a and Industry
charges aha not be wanting to merit the patronage of the
's "'i % E III; quality
PAViLlON-FURT LEE
THE above eatabi,hment having been refred in the
Nav % Ps sio o on s first
No can surpass th; for suerty and convenience
the wes, bank Of he Hudn Fe
nvalids, those wishing aud recreation This
fer prnmenads wSe. S es are N.
summer srn With eonye fences, for bathing such please
and adjoining height. are dYsSff besa a9
the grounds have been laid ou, eIpsy o
The steamboat Bosom Captain Babcoct, will Fly reeu
LAZY iacii'ie. to those having bu"ne" in the city, to
ss.aV or particulars snSS STN Jof MPs sSS
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PLANTERS HOUSE

DEDUCTION OF THE FARE!-In cop,iderssos o Of the
~ Of the times. the under gned has reduced the
Wines fom to 100 per cent H tables viii niipue Al,
here iotore tn b. supplied with every u1uy tn affords
This tu ldpg the largest and combines
for: han in the cy aud surpassed by Hotel
the West
Everv atteno will be piven by the undersigned his agents.
and date those who favo hun 9TH
call. BENZ. STICKNEY
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To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-puD
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 20 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishedev every SATURDAY
mornng-price 81 per copy, or p II per annnm
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation o.
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst. khas the largest circulation Of enyraPer 81 this c's
or the vsrl4 and therefore the best channel for 1u''ne'
sen in the city sr country. Prices moderate-cash In 3D.
vance.
PRINTING ofa kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnorRIEroR OF THE HERALD EsTABLsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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NOTICE.
THE TRuSTEEs Of the Village Of Williamshu

THE TRUsTEEs Of the VILLAGE Of Willismshurgh here.
serdy liquidation Of all legal claims agains the village
Those eore, who have claims i'd village. in the
well and in The village well a. those who may hold
which the village be hereby requested to give infor
the Clerk of said village at the IRIS ee', Hall,
before the 23d day of May stating particularly the
aud date Of the claim together with the name Of
the orgi IL cwner .
The said Trutees would also give notice that they have
made for proeu Of the
entrr village, three distinct All there
FORE holding real estate that place are hssby regueed 70
Burcham the Tiustses Hail. Nor 81 st Get Of toe nature
the held by them 30 that
al sucb or iperty may be d TO chs true owner.
By order Of the Board q T.q.isc,,,
.hnreh MAJ 4 m t23eec
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WINES BRANDlES, &c.
THE subscrber oe,s the following Wines, &c for sale

y.
THE subscriber following Wines, &C. for sale at -
i Pie street, corner Of william . g. . .
Madeira pipes hhds casks demjohns and bottles.
n part very old ard high coat, dire and via india
hhds, and glass; Of various
grsdss-A mon ullado quarter casks:
Port--lmpoed exprcssiy for family IN wood and in
glass. - - - O. ~,
B. Jusp-aIso il casks. .,
Hocs.J Castle Marcobrunner Cabinet Chsrz-
berger Broueoe .n,hausen Ore han;en HiptsIhap
sen Rudesh mer Hsttenheim Pesposr, Lsibfeaumilch,
Gle enhemer Hoehheimer, &c. H. &c.
Sauterne, Barsac, Mus.at, Chablis
Burpund,es-Clos de Voureot, Chambertin, Romance.
Very old Cognac Brandy vintage ls, expressly for summer
Fine Holland Gin.
The articles recommended f. the inm q: ,oye-
reign remedy for their maladies. GILBERT DAVIS.
ms I'm
DlANO FOKTLS.-The subscnb,r; esp;ctiully Invite
their friends end thu gube in general 70 call at ther es,a
bhment Mo- 3, East Broadway where they haze on hand
we'll assorted of mahogany ant wood French grand
action Piano Fortss with all the late warranted
and b~ Tor The subscriber also oea
leave afom he public that hi. !. the
,ub.erben The pre-; will be ud suit,ss to the times
NJ B. All kinds OF pianos from 7ocaves " i'll be made
order Also pianos tuned and repaved exchanged the
most reasonable Also oud md panos for ale
HENRY RICHARD JOAN RUCK.
az lmsr ISL East Broadway.
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$4,000 wokIT E GSG, S;:: :ns We
Sorl, Thu. ware opcn and will be sold 70 retailers
at the following prc. blue and It Plates, French
shapea Is per tufers So Cd Paris white plates stone
Wae per tufter dishes. bateu and tie ware
eouaylow: bows from Sd ~. 3D. lamps. oil Liverpool
s amps s. So the the DOWN wn stores
sell for So; for grocers, blythe M nell
No edi swat m No chug, fer crates to country
me rel ants China fcm u.s. ts$la
Pubic sale On Wednesday, in tN osdway. m2-,merc
THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN EATI> @ HOUSE,
and 66 Nassau street, between M lden lane snd
John street, beiDgi the summer months thoroughly
kitchen be alt red to the West lndia plan
having the the Of the HOSES to prevent he od?I
housesand The du'ng saloon enlarged ana &C?
pain'inss, rhl' statues Of General Washgn &c where
thu Of the Eenee sapeb and comftbl IS
uhh.hlnens IN the UDon-wher from Gu 70 dishes
mp frow md upwa ds; the best java COT
fee sud he finest black Tea centsa the bsst Clare
Wine at cents q small botte, X -.
The subscbsr sensbs Of the truth that retrcnchment
the order 4 tie day. Is confident that place where
meas the scrpon furnished his house be passed
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