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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06


OPERATIVE SURGEON to the New York Medical and
Surgical Institute be consulted daily between the hours
Of and o'clock. Once rs sthauhars street tmsr
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.
REDUCED PRICES.
THE subscriber constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the
above justly celebrated pens which he offers the trade
very low rates Ia to the styles well known he
mas recently introduced the following patterns, viz
points. - ~ ~ - "
NO SrCagraphc Pen-a prime article pictorial cards
views OF celebrated places
superb cards. - ''' $3.50 ~
IN evidence Of the high estimation which these Pens are
held, the following s made =
The number Of Pens manufactured at the works of
JOSEPH elliott,
from Dec 1871, to Dec 18i2 was
70612OO2
The public cautioned guard against
articles Each package Of the genuine pens bears fac
mile of MIR. Gillott's signature. For sale by
HENRY JEsSOP, Importer 81 John street.
corner of Gold.
good supply Of Windles and Mosley X Co.'s London
PENS $40 I'm zee
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EMplRE or BEAUTY.-The following Toilet articles
- TO be had genuine only at 81 Walker door
Gourauds Poudre subte-For safely, quickly and perma
menty sTadc1ng hair from all parts Of the hui
proof " aSaS. ae
properties and utterly inecacious agent Brook
Gourauds Eau de Beaute-For thoroughly exterminatng
tam pmpe blotches morphew Sc elicng delicate white
dlang properties preventing the formation of wrinkles
Gouands Vegetable Liquid Rouge imparts delicate blush
ing nge to the Cheeks immovabe by rubbing with handker
frauds Blanc dEspange or Spanish White gives to the
comp ssion pure heke alabaster whitenes In elegant
Gotauds Grecan Hair DyeFor cooring or grey hair
without staining Chs SKIN warranted 81 per bottle
Cream Of Ies-FoT removing pandrua making the hair
rich silky and glossy and gradually changing dark
es avn Philadelphia
PoughkeePsie Guthre Albany; Myers New Hayen Wells
o SSsw Sew Sssn
por Preston, Portsmouth,; Paen, Portland; Guild, Bangor;
Frankfort Ky s. Tousey. Rochester Seth s. Hand BaS
more sl3 im.r
DR. WHEELER begs to offer to the notice Of the public the
following letter from highly respectable officer in the
New York, Sept 81, Ioia.
TS Dr. Wheeler, Ocnlist, % Greenwich street.
testimony OF your eminent the of daughter
treated by eminent physicians and without the least
permanent benefit.
haying been induced do by visiting your cured
PATIENTS despair of her being cured by any
and scarce any light could be borne For many months she had
been kept in carefully darkened The eyeds
nghf9y nfamed and the child by her previous treatment
Your kind treatment great cure will ever be held by me-
brance Should this bring you the notice Of any like suffer
with afflicted child, the object of this testimony
will be secured by relieving suffering humanity.
WASH A. Hal BX ls1t lRsFTf U, s. N.
s16 m m AVON
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TO THE PUBCIC.

l1OO TO s5OO0,-Mr. Francis II. Crump Watch Maker
DlOO gas Grand street. begs 20 inform his friends the
prbc that ndependent OF the Watch business
make advances cash gold and silver watches
silver in any shape Intended for immediate sale Cash 20 any
,monnt paid for old gold and silver Watches Of every de-
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COTTON DUCK 800 bolts Of American Extra Pilot Duck
h. X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
tSsc u South street.
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Manufacturing repaired by VIM Joseph Smith, at No.
80 John street, New York John Take
tce all those whose garments from long service have become
soiled aud disgured by spots OIL pain PITCH
coaks and all descriptions OF cloth the style
the shortest notice by the subscriber Stop
self No 81 John street All orders left attended
speedily possible any part of the city He also intends
where he will be happy to receive and orders The
backing used by him free from the injurious
ructve TO leather found in ordinary backing
o5 Iw*r VIM. 10. SMITH.
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DAY BOARDING

GENTLEMEN taking their meals down town. DESTROYS Of
" securing day board family, where the table is
supplied in the best STYLE will find their advantage land
far preferable both regards comfort and respectabty
public eating house, by applying 204 Fulton Two
OF three gentlemen be accommodated with full board
Terms moderate. 81 lmr
BATTERY AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL-The
subscriber fully prepared to make arrangements with
families for board during the winter.
N. B-The prices of this establishment the
heretofore, 81 so per day. MARY PkTTET
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
10 CORNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
EXCHANGE

10 CORNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
fr1fi' and
pppers fsTodiefs asionsry Printing Ms,srs: Fancy AM
ton Of first rate quality at the very lowest market Of the
Sh n he The aa
long short dates reference ON some London or ii veroo
P l. simmonds will also receive consgnments ofany de
bills a short dates for thirds Of the on receipt
s aans Possible & disposal '
with ne OF The fonsEnees an extensive kaowedge
nsn viii trusts enable him to give Complete satisiaciioa to
Reference may made New York to James Gordon Ben
e sf' S sn ht
ment. s28tfr
TO NEwsPAFFEHK k 4 HNE5 ASR EEgBLIsHEKs IN
, ssd sM. Tas 81 "a
Foreign NEWSPAPERS they appear regularly supplied
Nsv,nn.r and RI .s sI 4 HoIS5;; London
Subscriptions advance may paid the Herald Office
on Adyersemen,s eeWed for insertion in all the London
Country and Foreign journals. s2Stf
NEW Y9EK HEBALp filed London
ISM =, s%SS,f Ss
UMRFfRs r THE EsPhGIAh PATRqNAGE OF HER
sEVERAL cHf EN ~ EukoFE AND The
kOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.
THIS ELEGANT, FRAGRANT, and PELLUCID OIL,
s @ shsd s'&
if 81 changed restores original color; frees
FROM scurf and mpurity and renders soft silky curly and
glossy.
To CHILDREN it is especially recommended form ing
the basis of a beautiful head of hair.
ROWLANDS KALYDOR.
An odorfeous creamy liquid of Basamc Exotics and
ery and free from all mineral admxture 1t easingly
Sisspates all Pimpes Spots Botches Redness Tan Feckes
and renders the rough and dry skin soft and
smooth he radiant bloom imparts the Cheek and the
sofpess and dcacy induces the Arms and Neck
render .t indispensable every toilet
Gentlemen will ind il peculiarly grateful after shaving,
allaying the irritation Of the skin.
ROWLAND'S ODONTO,
OR PEARL DENTIFRICE
White Powder compounded of the and fragrant
Exotics it bestows the Teeth pearke wheness,
them from tartar and mpars the healthy irmness,
and to the breath delightful and perfume
CAUTION.
Each genuine article has small label affixed thereon bear
ing the names Of "MessIs DODGE, CUMMING CO.. &c
| tI-All without such label, are SPURIOUS IMITA
TlONS !. sold by Chemists and Perfumers.
s28 ltaw 6mr
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH q III Err RR ACE

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer with full confidence in its
utlitv and usefulness, the above named article This
article intended to brace the shoulders support the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline the figure and
Will be found indispensable to of sedenary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested examine this
pIaee w" We ounu 70 Possess every REQUISITE quality oI
children and Others who have acquired the habit of STOPPING
and retain their form upright position They be
with perfect ease being formed with elastic back and will
be found oil no impedmen TO the free OF the The
Riding Belt The above articles under the
immediate inspection of Mr. Parsels who has been engaged
the business for the last sixteen and be depended
any article efier offered for the pu pose
Sold wholesale and retail at the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
237 Broadway, corner of Park Place
~ Blades will be supplied and fitted by alling al the
residence Of MADAME PARSELLS, 400 Greenwich street
between Hubert and Laieht s25 23tsec
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ITO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.-The subscriber
would respectfully inform his and Others that
his old stand Broadway being burned down,
he has taken the No. 1875 Crosby Houston
until such time the Broadway rebuilt and that
he prepared orders for Ornamental orb
and Carving that may be required the formerly
New York, September 28th. l8t3.
JOHN CALLER,
500 1m*r 1856 Crosby street.
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DR. TAYLQR'S BALSAM OF LiVERWORT-Pre-
pared at 3!5 Bowey-s the successful remedy
for consumption and diseases of the lungs Immense numbers
have been cured when almost the of the grave The
SICK always ind N ITS use great benefit Scarcely family in
known and where recommended astonishing
efficacy IL IS the poor mans well the rich mans
friend re the sick we say do not allow yourselves to be
persuaded hat any other the numerous medicines
candies &c. &c) will your purpose as we'll for
depend upon the result will be- that you will be obliged to
resort to this remedy in the end therefore, again. do
suffer yourselves to be deferred from taking this In all
when used remedy for coughs colds
consumption liver complaint, broncheas asthma whooping
cough, sc. &c.
The genuine prepared only the original Office s75 Bow
cry, for sale, wholesale and retail Also down
town only by JIG Leeds wholesale druggist 1873 Maiden lane
and by Mrs. Hays, l30 Fulton st, Brooklyn. oi3tNr
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ITO THE LOCKERS FOR THE SECOND ADVENT
Why do you spend money for what is bIeadl Harl
unto me- and let your minds eat that which good and
your souls shall be deghed55 Isaiah Be 40 longer worry
ed by wolves He ye TO lock Tor come the
Of wolves hath been days known For they who
have the wine and milk Of his word without
prce-eaeh saturdays ~ Y Chronicle We who have TO spare
editors publish the words until ali maria
the world penetrated by the Word of God "
Oct 7.-Cry of the Angel to the Unitarans IA Erst cban
Of the Everlasting Gospels ALTO them in slavery; SsTo
the scIentlhc, o3 o6&l0 3t-m
CASTOR OIL-l8 bbls & aston OIL, for sale by
~ oiN X COLLINS * co. Sc SouthSst
ARD olLe5o bbs Lard Oil, Of very superior quality for
- sale by n. X. COLLINS Il Co,
oi31 So South street.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE rmed ahd celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
perceive, TO be obained IN this country. See advertise
ment on the last column, fourth page,
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FRENCH CHINA.

No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers has
always ON hand large assortment for dinner and tea sets
N plain white and g French Porcelain well dinue and
dessert plates Of all assorted Dishes covered
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custards and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and Amsri
shape.
All the articles warranted Of the best quality and be
sold liberal and in lots purchasers.
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Official.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !

DEPARTMENT OF DTATE,
WASHINGTON, Oct 2, 1913
The following decree OF the Tunisian govern
ment, translated iromth Arabic has been commu-
nlcated 10 the Department by the Consul OF the
United States at Tunis ]. II. Payne, and is now
made public for the benefit of all persons interested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-06

ARCHER'S FALL FASHION,
FOR q ENT LIE lens HATS,
AUTUMN-l843
NOW ready for sale and inspection his old stands and
IN 200 Greenwich street.
P.S-Also elegant of mems, boys and chill
dren's caps, entiie ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

The markets of this country very quiet The new
crop coming forward gradually but yet the receipts
the of the yield The arrivals up to our latest
dates fall great deal short Of those for the period
last year The cotton this is coming forward on
planters account, which is OF the short sup
plies. The planters compelled to send forward
their crops Immediately after harvest pay up old debts
they able to hold for better prices and have
rabe influence prices The crop will not reach over
our last estimates anything will fall sho Of 800 900
bales.
This market is rather quiet at present in consequence
of the expected arrival of the Acada both holders and
purchases disposed to await the effect Of her advces
The following extracts from the circular Of Rising
& Harrss, cotton brokers, No. 81 Wall street -
Since the date Of our last circular 3Oth umo
ket has been subject to fluctuations but with gradual
upward tendency throughout and demand and prices
still continue independent of foreign operations and
and are but slightly influenced by the requson for home
consumption.
Notwithstanding the depressing advMes per "Caledo-
MA" which arrived at Boston Doth inst prices rallied
Immediately after her arrival and sales 22d inst reach
ed 1000 bales at improvement of Dlc per ID the
rates of the proceeding week This advance is still main
tanei-and the demand is again fully equal to the dspo
sion to SELL will appear from tabular statement Of
sales
The fluctuations of the last 80 days the result the
variations of information and opinions to the extent Of
the prospective deficiency in which there difference
of3 to bales between the estimates Of the producing
and purchasing intereststhe former running low
900 baes-and the latter expressing equal confidence
in yield of 100000.
1t has been found by close observation for the past seven
years that with the quantity of land appropriated to the
the yield equal II bales per day (of lbs
from the date of the bloom Of the plant to that Of its
by frost and in the absence Of information definite
than that heretofore furnished this subject
table illustrative of this factwhich, while it cannot pos
sbly msead may prove interesting and perhaps profit
able to those who operate in the article who may feel
inclined so to do.
TABLE SHOWING THE GROWTH AND ANNUAL Produce OF
CoTToS IN THE UNITED STATES:
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Corn Trade.

This market is rather quiet. There is demand of
large, and supplies constantly coming The quo
tatons given this morning for this afternoon We
refer to them.
There very little animation in the -four market at
Boston Tuesday last. Sales to arrive made
S4f for Genessee Sales of yellow fiat corn $685. white
5lGD52; Southern oats, 80; Northern, 34t035c
Our dates from Buffalo to the 2Sth inst. number
of sail vessels in from the upper lakes with heavy
aggregate Of grain and notwithstanding the threatening
appearance Of the weather. large portion of sold
to the Rochester and other milers then there anxious
obtain their supplies One full cargo of Chicago brought
Sandnsky at advance upon this quotation sales
ocorn were made to the grocers at 43 cents There
no operations in -four except for city trade The weather
cold and lowering and the earth firmly frozen-the
canal however does not exhibit any symptoms of closing
and there boats loading with wheat for Lockport
and Rochester The price charged to the latter place
cents per bushel.
ing the agricultural interests of the Canada has become
law by the signature of the Governor General
We here add table of the receipts and shipments
different points in the last two years
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Sales OF stock at Philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD Nov. 30.-S58 shares Union Bank TIE nm.
81 30 do do do 64 $500 City SIS 1867 1885, shares Vcks.
burg Bank Saturday fiat AZ 100 do do do b5 flat All
Wilmington r ISL; 205 do Grard Bank "a; 81 do Cam
den and Amboy l. 100; so do Norristown II 49, ~ do
Mechanics Bank 25; 500 Wilmington L 6s 1858 ST. 10
2l $4,000 State S. DIS fiat 67I $1,000 Reading Bonds IS;
10 shares Northern Bank Kentucky o. do Pennsy vana
Insurance Co l95t Is do Lehgh TO- $4,000 Chesapeake
4 Del Canal IS l5
SECOND BoARD, Nov. 29.-S4676 State IS ls46 IS; Al
shares Exchange Bank Pttsburg Al $1,000 Tennessee SIS
IS As 10 do Girard Bank II; $1,000 Reading 6s 1850
9 $1,000 do do 75 $1,000 State SIS 67l 81 shares Louis.
VILE Bank s5a Is Vcksburg Bank al; So do Northern
Blk Kentucky IS; 5000 State SIS 67s.
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There very little doing the markets. our reports Of
Corn and Cotton will be found under their respective
heads
at SIS l2t
H,y.-Far receipts and active sales. We still quote ~
a45e. The demand is both for export and consumption
RIcE.yery little doing in this article We quote sales
of fair qualities at 81 625a2 75
PRovIsIoNs.-There is alteration in Beef or Pork
either in prices demands Lard somewhat active we
quote kegs at 6a63e. Butter in demand and fair quail
ties command l2alit.
WHrsKEY.-Drdge continues dull at $50. Barrels are
in rather better demand at 23ie.
BEsswAx-Farther sales Of yellow at 900
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IN THE UNITED STATES.
r.. 4

This calculation for 1923 Gath May the
Towering because that he earliest date Of any previous year
and being without Information though advised
that the bloom tea DAYS earlier than have down
This present year the plant bloomed the 26th June
and its growth arrested by frost the 2sth of Octo
ber being interval of 24 days If the deductions from
the foregoing data may be relied upon of de-
ermnng the extent of the present crop with degree
Of accuracy brought to the conclusion that the
lowest estimate made will not be'more than realized
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

T,HiLApEtPGIA, NOV 30-AT Emerald, Hodgdon, Salem;
:sGe, Jdeon Chsreson Red Jacket Jarvis. New York
New oseans Alden Kingston Jam; Jane Pnckney Monte
mueG' Shamrock Smith, Gibraltar and Messina Arr at Rich
m rnd, John Thompson Godfrey, NYork
BALTIMORE, Nov 29Arr Mlisept mot Emma as reported
Yesterday Cole. NYork Returned of r. lief
Anoio Hunt wh Oh sailed hence for Europe Saturday
go Wattinglon, Trinidad; Boston, H. milton, Gibsa';
hooper, Hall, PIovdenes ~
RICHMOND, Nov 28-Sld Hannah, Cheever Rio Jaueiro.-
Arr 3uscarora Ny ork.
NEwaERN, NC Nov l9-Ar Bounty, Wallace. st Martins
and Point Pctrc.
rsAy.TSAH, NoS GAR Peggy lBr( Montego Bay CID
Foreign Ports
PoINr PETRI, Quad Oct 3-ln port, Cardenas Marion FIN
Wilmington NC. just arrived and others before
PamlIco Fulfnrd
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MONEY MARKET.
Tnwr~Sssw Nav. 3O-S6 II. M.

The sales of both boards show further decline IN
stocks. There not much doing in the way oil sales
except in State stocks Long Island fell per cents Har
lem fell ~; Mohawk n; Paterson 1t; Canton Il Delaware
and Hudson i Ohio SIS declined and the sales reached
$4,000, Kentucky Illinois l; Indiana It. Not sim
gle stock in the list advanced Money continues very
abundant and the banks loanng every dollar they
on corporate securities, with very small margins.
Domestic exchange is improving almost daily Bills on
all parts of the country are fast approaching par Another
good harvest and active business will do away
NTH tha little remaining difference
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

WANDERING GIPSIES.
great Ell en,s. en- ssd Mis- ANNE CATHDENNA WAC
NER The sut fu 0ipy Girl nne,een cid. she 10
n. Queen Of he Clan I. ooh man ~ g,.' W. IN emily
INV GfPsY FAMILY TiHX. .VfR V.slfED
AMERICA she b through ut the whole ana
s'n"s' dr. ''sd in he i r. Y g S 'HIf a'A'
size the Fortune Ter Of clam End will happy TO es.
ore III hrnds Of Il hose Who vi consult her iraDdg
Past Pre'eu and Future events he pubc rst s.sur-
d That his girl precisely what sie pio to be, Wis
Gypsy OR ZIGEUNER,
in Spain by the de4iguat Of Znai" IN Russia
zsan" " re'" :; I IscM THa hMns'nd "
This magnificent little Who is the delight Of all who
''"' 'A' VIM Only FIFTEEN POUNDS,
from Phia, hi ard remsln ere
few day GUY, ous to final departure south he may
will ne most avs er,ous rxtrs ordinary All
cal in III we Of apoeon Boua arts mouuisd on h,s my
en- THIS animal sent AZ preAent to ON lbumS
from Ais.G by rp,rs WsSh, t.a and .am;,.av Va
ca ist and Da.seu,e.
Miss co ~, { e un' quail ngstrss.
The N MECHANICAL IOUkES by s,Enor Fa1o, repre-
ANNA MAGNETISM h, rr fe g. Johns n.
Mr. II !, sHh.nN AN. the Ballad sngr -,
GREAT IVES TERN, the xrea est c.motive Nisgsr
T. q. 10Th. the Comic Singer and Memo EIt.vasan.
The KENTU. KY MINsTRELs, no win enli,en the
BY variety Of negro songs u.ts, Ieians
Day rormanc wsare dav and Saturday afternoons At
'.lo preci ely same gwen every e' e1inx ,,,
Day admru ia the evening nee except wednesday
nd .sturd y.
Admiration to the whole 20 cents-chnTen ue1 I'M
IS zen ~ IA 70 those consul. the psy prva'ey
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Foreign innu..r,ations.

RorTERpAM--ship Florid,n-2oo bag, COFFEE w Wal.h-
cks maddrr New bold Crutts-t Boxsr Knseland-32
Fiedlerit Wash-2l do 500 slabs tin Boorman Johnston
co30 TIN stsve II Moring-5n0 do 80 hes
coae- Boomer Grave, eo-soo do 100 pigs tin tdrs es5
loo boxes mde Hen chen UnkaaO6o bd ttiu iOJ BAGS
see. 400 pigs tin oder
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam ships.


We shall esteem favor, if Captains OF Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed. the
Ns%.pa Ta ss sy S OF e nave
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sanding this Office all the Marine Intelligence they car
obtain Nautical Information of kind viii be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

On Wednesday afternoon the nth instant, Of consump-
ton, SAMUEL s. BEERS.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from IL Sixth street.
Departed this life on the 9th instant, in this city Miss
Drt LoPEz daughter Of the late Aaron Lopez, Esd Of
Newport, Rhode Island
00-. Rhode Island papers will please copy.
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DOinesIic tInporuauiu

Mr. ARARAT, Fla-Brig X w Brownies bales cotton Hol
brook Nelson-66 TAI Tor Rch-30 II, WannRl0l bales
boxes Mel Coe Anderson50 bales 81 skins Smith, Wright
co.
APALAcHicoLA-Brg Fiorda-( Reported yesterday )-5t
bales cotton Colomb x Iselip
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rED--A lad 10 lawyers Office, who write de
w cent hand Apply in Doris Buding corner Of Exchange
Place AID Hanover street d,gtn
DOARDI>G-Two handsome bedrooms. wi h fire places,
ID with breakfast and tea, or full board II uired Apply
iii Houston street dl ,msr
DACKET SHIP BALTIMORE will sail, wind aud
ther permitting this day December lst from pier s. ~ X
IL O'Clock w. Passen be board that
nour The Letter Bags will close the uius places
o,cIork dir
SIG VETrE BRANDY. LANDING, in naIf pipes, quar-
IA ter casks and hs OF the oil snd genuine BRAID aad OF
very sup quality high rroof and flavor the cargo OF og
An rodu. ust arrived from Rochelle, landing pier IL.
H. r. aud for sale BY - .,,co,, go,
d 3s'm 8 ~ NIC''LL, Wy won't .treet.
nIVIDEND. -Mechaecs' Baking Associarop, New York
- Nov isisThe President and Directors have this day
bird dvepd Of three and half the capital
r months able the khoders
ate The 18th DIV December The transfer books will be
n29 gtssec j. II. CORNELL, Cashier,