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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
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of BoN5 Creek have NOT been hlosoad ...,
an opportunity 20 cultivate ana
the intellect of their beloved sons ond
daughters, aud when il Is made k,own
you, that THIS il bot the third ssss,on !,
lhIs school, and 10 some Of rs. the frs, ana
second sessions, we can but an,icipate,h.
aopc ,hatw NC shall me,li the praise o, yon
our respectable yisltants. We assure yon
adde's and'geullemen, that NO feel a deem
interest 10 The acquisition OF useful knowl.
edge and If assIduity and attention ia on,
various branches o. studies will gain Tie
summit Of Parnassus, ere lOnq we hone ~
qnaH at tie parenulal spring, aud IN lis
shady bowers, refresh ourselves win ali
that can feast our inte!ecluii powers W.
Gnow Tint to be useInI citlzeps wa mus,
be iuteIllaent. and in The moss, ian If n.
,g!IIaeaee we sbaIIlat all lines bc ,,an,r-
I'D n defend those righ,s 80 deorly nm.
chased bv fine blood and ,reasrra oc 90,
venerable fathers. who are this day rean
inc conqeuiaI bliss IN the fields of The
blessed. We are greatly araatied 10 see
% large and rps,pcfalle an assemhlaoe n,
this ,,ac,s,ar a. II cn,,inc,s.,s u,,,,. h,,,h
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
HOLMES.

G1We publish The following speeches
Of Messrs. Herbert & Muse, by therequest
OF their teacher, Mr.. Harris, They we're
Delivered at their late examination in tins
county, and are creditabIe to the Young
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
KIND READER.

KIND READER,
Owing to unavoidable circumstances
we have for some time past, issued only
an advertising sheet. Weappear to-day
once more in our full proportions and will
try 10 make amends for the past, by en-
deayoring TO render in future, our paper
as interesting as possible. We shall seek
to please our male readers by giving them
the latest political intelligence; and the
fair, by selecting from the periodical lit
erature of the day, some of its richest and
most beautiful gems. To effect both these
objects will require only little industry,
for there are now great and important
moves being made on the political board,
the result of which will effect the policy
OF the Government for wears, and must be
highly interesting; and the literary press
is teeming with the brightest creations off
the Imagination.
Since our last appearance before you,
we have not been an idle or thoughtless
observer, and have made the wonderful
discovery, that the world will 90 on, tho
the press stand still. Things have trans
pred pretty much as usual. We have
had among us toe prevailing epidemic, or
as nice young gentlemen call it, "La
GrlPPe;" and hell of a grip it is, as our
own body can most ieelingly testify. It'll
has now left Lexington, and we trust the
Lord in his mercy will not alllict US with
il again.
Since our last a Debating Society has
been formed in this place, on an extensive
and imposing scale. 1t is formed on
parliamentary model, and assumes to be
the Legislature proper of the State. 1t
now very busy in revising the laws Of the
State-God knows the task is herculean.
1t is drawing order out of chaos, light out
OF darkness Gentlemen orpolitical aspra-
tons, and who wish to make noise in
the world, now have a show. We are a
member, but have not vet made a speech,
but feel the spirit oratory at work within
us, and would not be at all surprised if
we held forth at the next meeting, at a
tremendous rate. We give you notice
boys, that if you don't mend, we will
knock the underpnning out Of some of
YOU.
Crops is fine and corn are low-chick-
ems at a dime, butter plenty, and since
Cash was here, Credit suits them better,)
groceries are knocked into a cooked hat.
BY the by, that Cash is a queer chap, and
most effective temperance lecturer.
Such anecdotes--such attdes! lie would
make gravity itself laugh. Now YOU
hear a burst of laughter; now horror pain +
ted upon every countenance, as herecites
the comedy or tragedy of drunkenness,
II his work sticks we'll he has '.done the
State some service" here, for, to use a c
vulgar phrase, he come it eyer some Il
tough customers. v
Shall we in our debut add more? A h
friend at our elbow says the above will s.
suffice. h
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
(CGnmunlCated.)
Mr., EDITOR:

Mr.. b. and myself were standing on
the Public Square, not long since, when
Mr. NJ, Of Carroll county walked Nd.
After the usual SITUATIONS, &c., | asked
Mr.. NJ. how democracy and whiggerv
came on IN his county! He replied, that
they had dropped those names, and it
was now honesty or dishonesty. | asked
him to which party he belonged? He
sad OF course 20 the honest party. Mr.
Is. remarked, you are right Mr.. Mr.. and
that he was in favor OF direct tax TO nav
all the liabilities of the State, Bonds and
all. Mr.. NJ. replied, afterstudying awhile
that, that was carrying the Joke rather too
lar, Mr.. M. is large taxpayer. and
Mr.. B. made the remarks to test the hon.
esty OF the man who protested so much
OF It; but when it come to pay, he was
mot there" Such are the hollow pro-
LESSONS of the misnamed bond-pavinr
party. They are in fact, the promise
ar, but never pay party.
A FRIEND TO HONESTY
NoT ONLY IN PROFESSION, but PRACTICE.
The crops are very fine in The Goa !
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16

The crops are very fine in this see
ton
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FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
yXyORAM &HAUGHWOUT, Sol Broadway, near Nib,

w have just received
Chandeliers 20 "a igN, silver omou and bronze, for gas
and candies; 10 entire new patterns Just opened.
(iirandoes candclabrAs, 6 ne patterns
s mnle lsh braoke pendants, lanterns, Sc, by far
the most superb have exhibited IN years
Hall lanterns for OIL variety OF style and pat
Solar amps most complete assortment OF the best impro
patterns; entire with other
cle requ for the purpose Of light; together
with full Of The finest quality Of cut glass; ofevey
Description
Fine table cutlery in SETS in mahogany and 10 dozens
variety Of Rated shets, waite castors
toast racks candlesucks iiqu-r e. forks sc
Also .mpete Of fac ilpant ed u-ys, Brita
oi tea steel ERE lions plated and brass stair reds
White and gold dining tea, and toilet and other
ket prices - " - ' " " " -
BA half circle case for ceiling 10 feet high, with
mahogany rail, &C., for sale cheap. se2w~r
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Crotsn Auuduct Board .pecrfuy call the
Of thei ftoT ei',zen, to he Ordinance of the Conn
imp onnent, he hors.d opening OF the Hyd
for the exiting offrss In the absence such
Ortnence heretofor~ all the efforts of the of The
Aguednct par ment have failed alarming evil
which Is the duty Of good citizen assist
sing Many Of the Hydants been broken and rendered
unfit se vice. IN consequence Of the cr.lesne,s
OF who opened them thus causing great
exp. nse to he clfyand bv destroying tn usefulness o the
Hydn's ea OF fire. hzardng tie s'ety of the neiahho
inx bu ings In quence OF the wauton wse from Hy-
dapt. Improperly opened and Kept open throughout the city,
the head Of wat al the distributing reservoir his ben much
dim,nhed and should fires efficient action Of The
Hy drants be looked for unless ob deuce the
ordinance passed. shall be yielded enforced The Gro.
70. Aqucdnc ard therefore SLY the active coope
ation Of heir elow citizens. in IF ctrg the important
ect which he Ordinance Of the Common Council nded
to accomplish.
JOHN L. LAWRENCE,
M. VAN SCHAICK,
J. PHI LIPS PHOENIX
CIR, NELIUS w LAWRENCE,
SAMUEL d. RUGGLEs.
New York April 18th l8t3
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EREsH MEAT-l he Proprietor OF the establishment on
tho corner OF West and Warren Streets would inform
customers and the public in general owing the
will ;wsys be ready and willing supply shop keepers and
taeIs with Beef Pork and Mutton by the larger
quantity from his Slaughter House 26th street Persons
nag to be thus supplied with first article aud moder
price requested make application above or at The
nil 1msr John w PRESTON
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. BARCLAY STREET THREE DOORS BELOW

NO. BAKCLAY STREET., THREE DOORS BELOW
TIE AMERICAN HOTEL.
DNlCE REDUCED to One Shilling per Hundred, from 8
NJ. to 3P M.-The subscriber informs his friends and
the public in general that has Five New Billiard Tables
separate apamentswo the per front saoonwo in the
saloon and 10 the front roomall first order
Each tlemau visiting the establishment will be furnished
with private Cue for his especial u,ehc table, being DIFF
ferent ments the proprietor thinks will render
select and Ieeable to gentle visiting his house
ALSO TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be socA ed with the choicest Wines
Liquors aud the best Segar be hadaso Sherry
Mint yuleps Punches; made be surpassed
B-The apartments have undergone thorough refttins
paper, painting, &c.
10 Gentlemen will please Communicate any neglect Of
daty Of the attendants, at the bar.
FRANCIs MONTEyERDE.
mch6 3msr Barclay street
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UPHOLSTERY, WINDOW SHADES AND rAIER
HANGINGS

NIE AXE NOW REf EWING usuaI handsome and
w large Of the above goods embracing
scrpton Of material trimming, aud ornaments, win
dow sha .m the lowest ce TO the most masnifcent,
fashionable Psp-r HangnSs incluing French English
American. from the cheapest The costly de-
MATERIAL. and which, with every other article in
oere at lower prices than other the
city. SOLOMON HART,
Importers and Manufac urer, Of Upho s,rrv Good,
1877 Broadway, opposite John 81.
NBThe trade, both city an country, supplied nsua
wholesale u /, tail p eodImHr
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brass all other articles
tured At this estab ishneut at the reduc ,d
new Articles got up to order, being furnished with
patterns
The Type at this bshmen is both the style of
FACE and he material (which made particularly adapted
for service IN Newspaper Printing.
All kints OF Ste eotypng furnished o order.
such Newspapers will copy the abo three times
will be entitled Type on making bill of four times
the Of the the Insertions al
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PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,
AND GRNER.4L JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

90 GOLD ST., NEAR FULroN.
aa %the a ' iSa 'S.y 'f 6sss
apbc Labs eve rubh.d tbs country or IN Europs.
Dealers can be furnished with any guam ty ofAbe suited
Me-" design. asd plates kind. of business.
a he style OF the art and printed in brSrz va
GSn,gmsr' ss invited T. examine before
Jsb prn,ing1he Office is also sup lied with every v,rie
Fancy JOB Printing Circulars, hsSdbl. bin ses. bill, la
,d o,g's Patent Card PsscThs machine pM,sa. Y
pe e best ind ssTS ons a M t.
0i this furnished and pinned the following
is g IS s 's' '' .ss s s i 90 f fs sss
,S;s s
ais Sc Geld St, near ulton.
7To- WATER TAKERS, and persons making Of Fire
Commissioners empty the Croto Aqueduct on April 18Th
will a,
ter ma d; M S 40
requested to control The use Of water as possible and
be orened 10 hsir 70 open" or 10
Cosderaoqs public safety well convenience equal
'Ef %t III Eng Gro AZ WORKS
DOUBLE ACTION hAKPS
BE- 10 cali II. o Ss ionson and New
bea ifs and fashionable tn superior HaIs
ruced on The most approved p'inci e wit, all the odep
OF ,,o9ch; and pc rfectness # II. chansr,. w,
.nbe Kim 20 sp.,s, f h.: :, ar such
saving his friends the high duties imposed by tanf
nstruments.
Dealers and professors particularly invited and will find
his mel hod of transac ing business advant 4geous
+. BROWNE,
aIoMl &wysec 385 Rro.dwav md 81 hambeTs St
R'IStTOS tOS COMPOUND FLUID kX HACT
~ SAKS Ara RlL LA remedy all diseases Of the
blood, such as scolua ulcers, naneous AID
for all tho.e n in the excessive use
abuse Of meTcura medieJ u has
Of eat efficacy IN The matte aft chronic ill.,
h.mmatlry, and /. chro mic disc OF the liver
Ia the Compound Fluid Extract of par prepared
bv the su sc raj contiiaed
valuable medicinal quaptie of ssaPar Ia united with those
fcacio in similar diseases pos n,ny
over the Numerous preparations of SiTsapara
has been used wi the BIZ Jhy
this city of the highest u g. Navy
where has met with tie general appreciation OF the
inebt in the
III boles nearly double the ,iz generally sold
ard w.,rart.d to b. as tood paation any
Pdce 81 bottle Liberal discount made whe
chased by the quantity card and SOLD ~hol,e all Iea
BY Rusho. Co Druegrs AVID Che Uists II Broadway nd
10 Asor House. Me- York, where may also be nd Sands
Brsol's and Carpenters xuact of SasapaIila.
all lmsec
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FURNISHING STORES.

T |. COX have just opened Of H,use
y Furnishing Goods consisting Of grandoes, lamps in
great variety; field and Birmingham plated ware csstors
br inches, tel se cand eacks snufers and
tray, d. racss, icrscsers. &c. &c
Table cutler by the also, and pocket
knives razors &C hall lanterns eisz with plain plate cut
or stained ga very Guced prces clocks great
variety Jap tea trays cad baskets kuife trays spce
yes Dixon Nons Shelf Id Bilanni, and
coffee ,'lver spoons forks ladies' butter knives,
Sci block TN Dish coffee and steak dishes po
lIshrd steel FIRE irons
Glass ware wines chsmpaen tumbers, lemon
AIDES dishes preserves DO ties &c ery bowls
pitchers SC. Silver Ware aw hand made TO orde
rea des,e IT. and liable spoons forks dies butter
sets flee pots, pitchers chIdrens cups SC. The improved
Patent Sole Lsmr of Enash American manufacture
Pers ans fnrli, heg respectfully invited to call.
Ia. aod.
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TN CHANCERY-Beiore the .h,ocelIor Of the First
ICigcn-He nry Woual and Noah Wonaii" James oresg
Noce hereby gv.n that pursuant to n. dreetons
y; ~. in this and by virtue Of
;sment eSeeut.d by the sbove named defendant.
VIZ Yo,s on the seventh " Of April next at o'cloct
OF 400" Of that day by Burng ancfoneer, all the sgh
~ nd interest wh ch the d-fenrant that
W. w. tlv public stion called the Brother J,ua,h,n
,,formo the extent srch interest
he ID ss application TO EDMUND s. DERRY snlicitor for
n' CHRisTiA 8. SLOAN. Receiver
m,4 IawtAnrl 1th &c
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HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING.
ILL., the pimabe Hair Cutter takes this method of
ionr his friends the public in general
retak his Old Stant SO ar street. adjoining
the Pearl Street House. which has been ewy fitted up, end
where he will be pleased wait all who favor him
with their patronsge his and skfuI ye the fol
lowing moderate prices -
HIPS mimitaoe Hair Cutting, lax cents.
Curling, l2K
Shaving, 6L
10 Don't forget the number-No. es Pearl street.
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E00 PAlR OF GOOD DOUBLE ANU sINULr SOLE
IVY BGsklNs Of all color. iro. IS to g. and 81 war
bronze, and light c9los. OF the latest f1shon s. to
prime calf dress boots shoes and raters mems boys
md childr good low pie ed boots prime mems, boys and
Lagss best quality prices in the city
and will all attention to accommodate friends and the
public. Good sloss at low prices Good CATERS, i2s.
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INSEED OILS casks superior quality Engish linse.
IL OIL the wharf for sale 10 lots 20 ,, purchasers
lby Woodruff MINTURNS,
/ aIr ..U .l 81 Son'h
r. N0LIsH WHITE LrAu-5o kegs very superior quality
r'"s''' ""''' Woodruff MINTyRNs,
air 81 South street.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daiy newspaper-pub-
hshed every day of year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 81 as per
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishcd every Saturday
mornrg-prce Ct cents per copy, or s. IL per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed THAT the circulation Of
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper this city
or the wsr and is therefore the best channel bsiness
men in The city country Prices moderatecash in ID
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsT ABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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LEECUES! LkFCHEs!!!
SO0O FINE HEALTHY SWEDISH LEECHES-
COOO Just received Also neral OF Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Dye stnfIs &c. Sc For sale eheaea,
200 GREENWICH, NEAR VESEY.
advancement hsvs been made for fresh supply from
Sweden seyer,l times during the end will
that they be sent Of the United states with
perfect safety
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AN ORDINANCE
TO AMEND AN ORDI>ANrE TO REGULATE
THE WATER WORKS OF TIE CITY

AN ORDINANCE
TO AMEND AN ORDINAN'E TO REGULATE
THE WATER WORKS OF TIE CITY
OF NEW YORK
PASSED. Septe NIB /. 18th, 1879.
SEcTIoN1. No the Mayor, Alder
men or Assistants of the spectve wards shall hGu
vous permission in writing from the Crot,n Aqueduct Board
unscIew Ivy den belong attached The Cr0
ton Water We sesc ed for the eVinsuishmept e fires
ce?t in Of the neigtbo,hp"d shall leave such
TIRE hyd Iaut op' fora lo than shall be limited
perm shall for other purpose, than
be mentioned in sad ssOn uudcr the penalty
five dolafs each Offer ce.
SEc NO person persons. except such be crn
sed by the Croon urdu,t Boa to sell shipping
shall take the from any hydrant ted be erected
in The city IF New York and attached Cr0ton
pipes for the purpose of selling he said Offering
il for sale, uLder the penalty Of twenty-five dollars for each
offence
SEC Any penalty herein prescribed shall be imposed
the offender like provided the Of
the seventh lie Of the Ordinance hereby amended
To the penalty therein prescribed And in default OF the
ment the offer der sha subject the like punishment by
imnrisonment as IS in the SAID section prescribed.
SEC. 1t hall be the duty of the Street Inspectors, Con
stables Marshas Police Oces and Wachmen, et force
the observance OF this Ordinance to the Of tn r sb
ties ard TO maize complaint any violation thereof to the
authority ". . ....t
ADOPTED BY the Board of Az rmen. March 9TH 1873
Adopted by tn Boa,d OF As istants, arch 27th 1873
Received rom Honor { Mayor April 49, 1913, without
his approval or otit c,iops thereto.
Therefore und the rovions of amended Charter the
same become al law.
(s,gned) JOS. II. TAYLOR,
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A-The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and the .ubc generally ths he has ready for Inspection
and sale, the much admired style o eenemen Hats.
which for beauty Of finish and and ymey Of form, exceed
former effort, IN this any othe- city.
To the they dtsab'e article as they COM
bne cheapnes durabil md elegance warrantd
any and Inferior to In the maufac OF Hats ca
lenses comm toD ne therefore socs Of ubc patron
age 5s would call their his In
Of Mems Yor and chdrens cap veivet all
his own manufacture which for variety Of be
equaed.
Also ochildren drab and pearl eolored fancy
hats trimmed with velve Of patterns for
summer wear, very much admired. call will eonvIn
most sce tics q the superiority OF the bove mentioned a
cles, now re dy for sale at the % established Of
ISAAC ARCHER,
all 1mer 20A and go @ . LII 81, ". II.
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soMETHINa NEW INV REpsTEAps

SOMETHING NEW IN BEDsTEADs!!!
THE attentien Of bctc tavern and boarding house keepers
requ sed and superior description of Redsteads
combining all that considered desirable this indispensable
article of furniture, viz :imrlc,ty economy Durability and
entire absence any thing like harbor for that
all insects
THE ACCOUNTABLE BED BUG.
The ease d short space Of tire wi h which
WILLIS PATENT PREMIUM BhDSTEAD
can be out up almost ude ibe,
great variety at woodrufs Depot for the above II Gold
street, between Spruce Betkman, New York
Shop rights and machines for sale application above
ln"rc
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SHEATHiN9 PAPLR-so bale. OF very ,upenor qu,i ~
suitable for roos of houses shps bottoms tor sale
milo X. COLLINS CO soueh :"
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IA BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store, l78 Chatham
equare corner of Mott where fashion, beauty dura.
bv and economy adoIn the head The
ptors have the pleasure to offer style of the
imta on OF beaver which closely resemble, those formerly
sold Tor s. and Sc the low fixed o 81 those
inclna necessity sduced study economy that
article Of dress, Opportunity dong
So and still keep the of the fashionab
Brown Co ia presenting tins hat the public think they
have reached tn ultnaum Of beauty cheapnes
durability and comfort the All sales for cash
therefore good the by the
BROWN co. i7s Chatham square,
m of MOI
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VALUABLE BOOK.-Ray mon DIS Cop of Gunns's Do
" nestle Nc dcine -Tns book WIS written by pr: j. c
Guuo sgreeaby The approx Of dcine for
the use Of families it, first publication than l0O
Coz copies have been sold in the Sou and West II has un
gone revisioo been eniuged $40 pages and
the regular faculty. concise md the
from die te ms the diseases of Men. w men End Chill
will be found useful catalogue of Medicines with
their doses and properties tu scrp'ion Of the Medic
lions for Them. This k arranged very simple
pn bv which the practise Of medicine reduced ncipes
Of common
This work ready for delivery and he furnished
whoes lie retnl, by RAYMOND 4 COMPAN,,
l's Made lane and the boob OF Saxton Miles
Broadway, and A. v. Blake. II tul'op ai6 Ctr
lRAN0E CREAM CANDY.-Messrs. J. Pesse u
~ CONFECTIONERY IS Division street, have brought forth
another delicious compound to crafty the teeth and
t.kles the paates Of those who indulge such
This candy the tine flavor Of Havana and
think fail the the ladies'
n ronfe e nsry jv gene "A
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FRANCIS r. CRUMP, ChronometeI, Watch and Clock
Maker and Jeweler, formerly with 4. j. Tobias nearly
six years aud recently with o. Broadway up
wards THREE acluain his
that he has takeE Grand street.
practise the above business and from hi.
ability with of
which hi. abilities entte HIM. ming thanks er all
4vours he would remind his friends thai he repairs
DESCRIPTION or Watches Repeater, Musical and D0plex the
com plicated that be procured
Also, Jewery aud DIAMOND work Pearls trung;
every lie fifty per cheaper than any the city,
being enabled do the whole HIMSELF aud the in
ence OF Others Glasse, keys in proportion. Cash
mid FOR old rnld and siv- AZ ms
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES. AND ALL OTHIR PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURERS AT
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE

CORNER OF Nassau AND Avn STREETS.
CAN BE HAD AT sIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-.
DuCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
THE under ign-d informs the Old patron of the
Tyne and St"reotvpe foundry, formerly known JAMES
CoTrER aud more recent' CONNER CooKEs and tn
public IN general that hrv orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
PRES&S, CHAsES CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
NIX, FRAMES, and every other article necessary firm
Complete fnLng Establishments favorable terms and
o. good GUILTY. any other establishment the United