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SEGARS.
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SFGARS
There's delight in smoking.
The saying is true, when ye know where to find
the spirits and the mind
And enables the smoker to puff away
sxAs Maiden S s's Lane pro@p you CALI
For he gives satisfaction and pleasure to all.
His sssa the most exquisite brands
nd n f%% aSe wiz seh esm
Noriegas, Trabucas, Victories pure;
Sss ,h NSss yss t
His Dos Comparieros and exquisite brand
Won R Rs sas1 ss,s ss a%sI, on hand
with a oa 10 6 and
special and compent agent Havana select Tobacco
sS he wa %s al that he
stock on hand more extensive and superior any
Ks%embef the Number. MAIDEN LANE, Towards
Hotel. au23 im+r
$1,000 1NS5Hs 3HEGsEshsS 5BgsAs SEE ls
ron brand consisting of Regalias and medium
g ' SS$ Fl the Florida d brand DO do DO.
i Bales OF Siaisa Tobacco.
caiss Of fSs' Iabo SG St Jaso White Sugar
I TG! sale in,. BY NJ w A, A. s. s1A M
A A. sAMANos offers for sale, No, Walls 10 hhds
Is bags of Coffee, landing from brig raz from St Jago
hds Sun cured Muscoyado Sugar suitable for reners
boxes white sugar, Tree labor
IS bales superior Guisa Tobacco, uitabe for manufac
aom segarS of Lord Byron, Woody variety of other
WANTED Cooper, and Nil wright that understands
carpenters work. st Jago d. uba single
OF temperate habrs Apply as abov SO mNr
SNUFF, CIGARS AND TO J4CCO-Just received per
- recent arrivals an importation of choice foreign Snus
Consisting OF und Foots Irish nigh toast; high dried WEIGH
ofdomestic snufs Of the subscribers manufacture
On hand prime lot Of Havana Cigars, Moriega LA Nor
Cavendsh Tobacco Of the approved brands, Turkish
and English clay pipes Royal patent matches
eS oe sHS and
MRS. G. NEwCoMBE SON,
ao ~ lm-ec No. a Wall st.
Foh Na ~ VINES n t;s5 ANp LI9ToRs,
advertiser has for sale the following choice mpor
Old French Brandy in cask and bottle
Rha ,S.;g Wine in nb %po srS hd in 1907
4" Sherry NlSscat, Bordeaux, Mar, aes
~. Cataloni, Port, &c
above-No ss1s Ann st. ''4"''' 'Aa' ais INN as
M b. SANFORD cash TAILORING STOREY l27 Full
ton ST. has Just OPENED an entirely new and splendid
in this city, being bought for cash He will sell to all his
adhere to the cash nepe Strangers and oS Mn Who hoo
visiting our city, respectfully invited call aud examine
to make in stve and fashion Which shall please the most as
tdious regards good cnttng workmanship and prices c
would also inform his customers that he has and entire
sistns of stocks scars, collars bosom shirts drawers
rende M and linen cambria handkerchie gloves and no.
NIB Pune'uality observed strictly i RSf ~ G;dsr'
SO lm'r Next to the Herald Office, New York.
49,
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Vol. IX.-No. 257.-whoIe No. 34G9
To the Public.

The NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspaper-pub-
every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fouf'h oil July Price cents per copyor 81 &c per
num-postages pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
mornng-price St cents per copy, So 10 per annum
Postsges paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas
ing fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this
city, or the World and therefore, the best ehanne for b
siness men in the city country. Prices mcderate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR THE HERALD EsrABLIsHmsNr
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
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j. SORIA'S
CHEAP pYEING EST ARI.ISANEN ME-

i.
MIR SOIA begs leave respectfully his ends and
l the public in general that the depressed
the he has reduced his price per below
lar charges
Ladies wishing their summer dresses shaws Sc dyed
pressed will find much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to cal, with such articles
Of wearing apparel need dyeng pressing All
will be Punciuay attended and the articles done the
His branches No 25 Blocker ST. No 1852 Bowery
at 357 Grand ST. Also branch 40 Fulton Brooklyn
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and rut up
the II original forms and on moderate terms.
Principal Office 400 Pearl an2n 3m Gee
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A CARD TO The LADIES,
NEW Patent Invention, combining elegance and =
"A my, Ladies dress; habit pese fitting and making SO
Market street. between liam and Cherry Ladies'
dresses cut upon the above principle guaranteed perfect and
elegant ht, with nallbe accuracy, which highly
a in producing aultless garments also made with
and despatch aud strict conformity with the latest
and London fashions Ladies their residence if
required Ladies taught the aboys invaluable att rights
the invention to be disposed Of by the practice of which the
advertiser has realized handsome income and
acquired in easy essons-teIms m ODER te
Wa nted immediately apprentices and 3 mprovers
slI m m
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CASH HAhDWARE
A L. II ~ In Il u IL " L.

IMPORTER OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
No. 80 Greenwich, corner Barclay street
rs NOW OPENING complete assortment of goods in his
line which he offers at wholesale retail the lowest
that they be purchased at in this city, Agent for
Coopers' Glue
Country merchants will please favor him wtha call previous
10 making purchases, au26 im.r
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TIE.
INDIA TEA COMPANY.

IS5 GANAI. STREET, NEW YORK.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given the opening
of their establishment respectfully invite the attention OF mer
chants and families their ample stock of Teas and
Coffee purchased for cash. by of the firm long experienced
the trade and for Inspector Of Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company of London. They confidently
mend them, only the best quality but cheaper fro
than be had elsewhere All orders prompt
and faithfully executed. au8 lmsm
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UNITED STATES
TIE A E M p o r | U M,
l2l late l29 Chatham street, NeiU York.
Ard Liz Ealtc.. stra Rrnnll,.ll
And ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
o.

| And ils Fulton street, Brooklyn.
,, T F,tS;$, sEsTsA,I, 49,, :,
rh s ,DJ pa . &c I delicious
sSss S .
S% ss md any f%' e' ss
ss IS 'Gs BE seed
s with pse5 to weight and quality and ua1i
articles which fail g them the utmost satisfaction, whcf
T be e s p Ss. % ,SS Sp
masters win find decided advantage to supply themselves
nSTs rom J I o9 Of s ss5 ssy executes.
The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou
| luas celebrated Black Tea i2s lm.m
DH II RUBBEk HosE J, sondsTy reea@me9ded 70
for which leather aad is warranted to
i;t is perfectly tight under pressure c the CFoton
2d- made OF the strongest fabrics and will not mildew
no, G9f Ssye So By coming IN with oil o.
compose, inferior articles in used Should the
o~ee It viii be taken back at S any @e inside Of sis
months from its purchase and other given in exchange without
iCoqPng and jet pipes will be attached without charge
process making which is any other the trade
st the 9rcle long wanted for esdag water and many
aul1r Successor to Rovburv u G.. IS MAIDEN lane
g tons Of lake Ice Of the best ~.
IVY prepared and will 1 BY the csse AND
quantities cheaper THAI be obi ned from other
A supply oil the best approved packing ,lways hand
| JOHN Nj. LYON,
| $40 lm.r GO Division street
! GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION WITCHES.
| 'i,HE SUPERLATIVE MATCH made without brim. tone
other deletereous offensive ngred. ntan article that
actually rpruo' and msfakes AIDE aud sold
by hr popretor Off patent lately obtained at No 6 Beeck-
er stree, New Nork.
These matchs, igaite with and certainty in all weathers
and climates and burn with brilliant flame for than
minute aud that too avertcal that several ttes
may sealed with by the blaze Of of them They
lay for hours ignite and when the wood
dry burn before saturated Ierfumed and
eha agreeable odo instead of the unhealthy
efnya the birthstone mach Orders and commune atoms
NAV be addressed g. BOWEN,
| Agent for the Patentecs at No i6l Beecker st,NY.
| B.-None sold or delivered 70 hawkers. 81 lmsr
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Price Two CsW q.

Emigration TO CANADA'--The subjoined oompa-
rative statement ct arrivals, tonnage and passen-
gers at the port OF Quebec, IN the years 1912 nd
1913. up to the 10Th oil September each year. fur
nshes a reasonable source OF enquiry as to the cause
o; so enormous a defalcation;-
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NJ -. BALI. Y CO.'S
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, MILLEDGE. -..
80 a. VILE ENAhc q n GG0LUMBUs
1@SRPAC KAGE EXPRESS
Nessrs. M g. BALL CO will receive Specie Eank Voes
Bundles SAMPLES Packages and Gases Goods aud forward
them By heI Express TO and from Charleston Savannah Mil
edsevis Macon and all the way stations the Central Rail
Black Creek, Picoatta and Palatla - ~ ' .
M Ball Co VIII particular 10 the purchase
Of Goods collecting and paying Drafts Notes and Bills and
the transaction OF and all kinds of business al any Of the
above named places They will forward Goods aud Mer
70 tne care Ihey intend to put regularly
and safety, on the LIST of October next.
Messrs NJ b. co. hay ing made ARRANGEMENTS with the
enta railroad Company Of Georgia for apartment under
their own lock- and with Messenger always charge
superior advantages for the and safe of all
valuable articles that may be entrusted to heir
Merchants Raners and Others, receiving their
Goods with prompt Dispatch will find il
to them. ~
Office at Savannah, 153 Bay street, Macon Washington
Hall; Nj Ball Coz Miledgsye; Agent at Charleson S.
w. Head, 05 East Bay; ). Phlbrck Agent for receiving
and forwarding goods and merchandise at Savannah.
sent to their charge
Charges than the ordinary way obtaining goods
anOE lnaa
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AGENTS.
ne following is list Of agents the Herald where
subscriptions will be received and single numbers are
found for salc:
Boston, Mass. ........'. Niessrs Reddine s. Co.
Philadelphia, Pa ........ .Messrs. Zieber & Co
Baltimore, Md. VIM. Taylor
Washington, d. C.......... Do
Buffalo, NJ Y. It. S. Hawks
New Haven, Conn.,. ........T. H. Pease.
Hartford, Conn. ......... j. w. Judd
fAlodny, ~. .Ge0. Jones.
Troy, n; y. .......... Levi willard.
Lsnsingpargh, NY ....... A. Lewis.
f, wn' ~ ~ '.....'.'.'D smith
Peekskil N Y.......... II Monkhouse
sing sing, NJ Y....,.. Nv. A. Stanton.
New orleans La. 81. c. Morgan.
Elncihhat, u. .....,... Robert Carnahan.
Patenon j.. ......... Matthew DougheIty.
Elizabethtown, N. J...... Samuel Crane.
rev BRUNSWICK, NJ j.. William Solomon,
81. LOUIS MO. 5000. .Woodwar ard Mathews.
charleston sc .......... Amos Head.
TUCSON, ~. Y..''''. George Clare.
nugusta' VA. IS. A. Holmes.
mobile, Ala: M Boullemet
rougnKeepsIe, N. T.. LEVI Smith.
trenton, N J.. ..,..... j. Raunsley.
LOUISVILLE n.y.. ..'....'. W. A. Haldeman
WheeLns, va. ........FC Brookman.
New London, Con-. s. & @. Rogers.
JUICE, ~. i...... .......J u. Loaf
nashville, l enn.. "A Billings
syracuse, ~. ~. james Robertson.
brldgePort VI. ...........S $. W Hatch.
xcRsbuig Miss. MRS. T. A. Parker.
new bedlord, MASS. ......A Robinson.
rrovldence, II. l.. John Green.
worcester, Mass. L. Thompson.
Nantucket Nass. ..........J j. p Hussey.
Geneva, ~ Y............. VIM. H. Austin.
% Year y subscription to the Daily Herald 81 u.s.
and for shorter period at the rate The Weekly
Herald 1925.
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1t would appear, that while the tonnage had
greatly increased, and the number of vessels aug
mened 29l that the passengers were less by ~ 436
whilst the lower port emigration increased in a
responding rerod by 2l7 To what cause is this at
trbutable? To a suspicion of the stability OF the
Government Of Canadal To the promised boons
upon the result OF the appeal question in Ireland?
to a desire to change the current of emigration to
Van Dlemans Landl The facts statistlcally exit
bit woeiul falling off from the neighborns CO.
Iony.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.
ARAce n1 REGULAR MAIL LINE-FOR FRO.
6-MA%sVIDENCE AND BOSTON via, STON
-ZNZ-lNGTGN AND NEWPORT--C Composed
following steamers running
the Sonngton and Boston and Providence Railroads -
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND Capt Thayer.
PROVIDENCE.
NARRACANSETT.
MOHEGAN.
ed) from Pier No. Battery Place River, at p M.
The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, on Monday, and
Wednesday for Stonngton and Newport and Friday for
Stonington.
The MASSACHU SETS, Captain Comstock Tues
day aud Thursday for Stonngton and Saturday for Sonng
ton, Newport and Providence.
Passengers the arrival of the Stonngton will
be Immediately forwarded the splendid and commodious
Cars of the Railroad 10 Providence and Boston, and for
Newport will proceed IN the Michigan Tin
der) from thence at o'clock the following morning. thus
giving them opportunity of nights board the
Massachusetts Rhode Island, and then breakfast board
the Michigan.
The above have been thoroughly equipped and
CELEBRITY of travel and
cuy passengers and not surpassed by any United
States.
For passage freight, which taken very reduced rates.
apply board north side of pier No % Broadway or
flee of Samuel Deveau freight agent on the wharf
Tickets for the and steamers berths be
board, the office OF - -
On and after the 10th inst freight will received
ana forwarded after half.past 4 L, M mo ems
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DlANO FORTES FOR SALE.---A large and valuable
stock consisting of from French action piano
all new are offered for sale a All Broadway Lpenar
and 9th
This stock comprises several very highly finished superb
toned Instruments with 6 and of the latest and
most approved patterns
Every piano forte will he year and will
sold at prices unusually low.
J. WALKER.
hire au2s Imsr
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IA MES I.ACy

JAMES LAOI,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, 62 John street, near William,
continues to make Centlemens garments of superior
workmanship, aud the fashionable STYLE his usual
low prices Gentlemen Of and fashionable cloth
should call and his select stock of goods before
purchasing elsewhere. A trial will be sufficient
the most economical that for beauty of fit style of workman
ship and at such extraordinary low prices this establishment
cannot be surpassed by any in the city.
~ Gentlemen furnishing their goods have them
made and trmmeda perfect fit warranted the price of the
goods returned. au2i lmr TERMS CASH.
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FERG USON q REID,
& q M nj O Y NJ Il X G. A n Il S
81 TCHOPOUTLAS st. N. ORLEANS.
NJ BParicular attention paid the receiving and for


COM ISSlON MERCHA NTS
81 TCHOPOUTLAS st. n. ORLEANS
M BParticular attention paid the receiving and for
~. warding OF goods. Refers to
YEATMAN & co, New Orleans,
McMORAN & McMrCHAN, Louisville
WJOOLLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.-The subscriber
w will sell one half the whole of his Wooen Factory
which is located on the Pennington River 1881 miles from
making 80 yards Of broadcoth daily, with power
sufficient for reasonable The style of cloths
be Messs Coffin Bradley Co.'S Store, No. "A Ex
change Place New York. where other particular informal
ton may be had as to prices and terms
GEO. G. XII LOGG.
1900 dollars wanted satisfactory security situated
New Hartford Conn.nteres at cent payabs annually,
the Mechanics Bank New York For
Coin Brady x Co. "A Exchange Place
sig lo'.m GEO. c. KELLOGG
ARCHER'S FALL FASHION
q II l. N 4 + M + N S A s,
AUTU MN-l8i3.
NOW ready for sale and inspection at his old stands 2Oi and
~ 200 Greenwich street.
p S.-Also elegant assortment of mems, boys and chill
dren's caps, OF entile patterns sill lm'ec
A BRAIIAM KASTOR, importer No. 1893 Broadway, has
"a Just received by the steamers Great Western and Britannia
and also by the Iayre packets fine and large assortment of
style Silk Bullion rnges Gmps Cords, Tassels, But
tons black silk Trimming Lace Thread Laces great variety
Of French Embroeres such Infants Dresses aud Waists
Chemoett, Collars Linen Pocket Handkerchefs, Thread
Lace Wells Thread Points, Silk Blond Trimming Lace Fancy
Ball Dresses and description Gloves Ms aud Cuffs
Also Bags, Purses, and Linen Thread Caps. Also arg,
assortment OF Worsted Coa, Habits aud Caps for ladies
OF which he offers reasonable prices wholesale and
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NARROW ESCAPE The dwelling house with mos,
OF The furniture, Nc, belonging TO Mr. B f Has.
we'll OF Enosburgh, Vt were consumed by fire on
Tuesday last The family were in bed and aslee
until The lire had made considerable progress. On
awdklng, Mr. II IS first impulse was to awaken hi
son, a lad OF some ten or twelve years old On
reaching the room he found the bed on fire Tue
fire s supposed to have originated from spark drop
ped from candle in back room, where the boy
had been greaslng shoes the previous evening.
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DEPOT


READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, Gc&c.
HE Subscriber would call the of their patrons aud
strangers visiting this city, to their rich and extensive
handkerchefs dressing gowns hosiery lambs wool merno,
silk cotton Berlin buckn and other under shirts and draw
Their assortment Of the above goods and all other articles
appeaining gentemans wardrobe rich varied and
extensive and well worthy the attention of the fashionable
community, they would particularly recommend their
style Of gentemens shirts containing improvements
form OF the thereby doing with overpus
of linen used under the old system of cutting and adding
only to the comfort OF the but the beauty OF the
form This Improvement manifest the Judges of the
late the American Institute, that the first
awarded to the subcrbers their elastic Brace partc
ry recommended to All who have acquired the habit
of sedetary habits by bcng the shoulders they
the back and expand the chest and will be found of impede
ton to their patent elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
depend being suited with the best and fashionable
articles by calling at the old estabiishment Of o.ru
au 90 1m*ec 237 Broadway. corner of Park place.
ON CHANGE AGAIlN y, ! sETUR TO THE OLD
NE undersigned after years experience of the evil
effects resulting from large stores aud larger rents happy
w. that he has eec ed hanks conscientious andlord
lease Of of his old stand No formerly 81 Wall street. Nor
ebtea By KS @ sGN Of Of THE GopEN
beacon to all who of good cheap and
fashionable garments
To such his old who may sight of him
with the oil strict adherance his well established
fame H skill and punctuay. Of the public generally he
clts being prepared with assortment Of fine and
sonable cloths casmers vesngs &c. &c. which he will be
happy to make the faithful manner and
Bile charges for Cash Only The and be-
slowed on making and trimming when the cloth purchas
ed OF him. e. b. Babcock continues the cutting depart
CHARLES COX,
sll lmr Sign ofthe Golden Fleece, No. Wall ST.
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WIN. T. JENNINGS 81 co.
DIAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
on HSs oppGse the sof, to an
ms: Ss r. III w
which has ELECTED liberal a. patronage viii be continued
while arrangements such will enable Gil all
feature IN the which must commend it
Of @ quality % ready s made G
ments, consisting of
S5q Fsss Goats, ff ssiss;oa..
Trayelling Fsock,, Dressing towns, NC
choice COLLECTION Of
Handkerc Iis ''"''' Cloves,
H SSsGsn sSi;ii. b bos;sIy,
At prices which must offer inducements To- purchase.
GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDRoBE-GentIc-
apparel into cash. obtain for the highest cash
To families and gentlemen quitting the city or changing
dence having any supeuous effects dispose Of will ind
attend them at their residence BY appointment .
line through the post Office, otherwise, will receive
Clothing cleaned altered and repaired. anr7 imr
FOR SALE,
A T G. II. DARLINGs, 7i1s Maiden lane and Liberty
SSf3isi IT. 81 GE :fsflis GOODS
y e.. :;.s 4sns. E$;: g;,.., s..
With all other articles included in the above line
rs and %So %.y h pe s # O%py
above line will be sold ON the favorable terms.
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D. M PEYSER, " Co,
MO. ITO William street. John street and 437 Broad
Of yf Gob %seS Ss, s pp
fe ss d BY S , s a Berlin which
Berlin Zephyr German worsedthe most complete az.
sortmeut.
berlin Embroidery Pattems-a choice selection.
and ;, iver, of all widths and qualities
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German, French and English plain aud shaded
in skens, sticks, and on spools.
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in skens and
spoos.
suspeaders supcbly embroidered and suspender Trim
mings.
Gold Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos
Mother of Pearl Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord, Twist Thread and
Tasses
Embroidery Frames, and Of different Fancy Arti-
cles.
Artificial Fiowers--a choice selection
Frnges cotton worsted and silk imported and domesto
GmIs, Tassels Buttons and all other kind of trimming
3Tn
i3NSH HARDWARE
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WAICHEs-The largest and most splendid assortment OF
w Watches in the city, to be found at the subscribers
As he constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches of the styles direct from the manuac
England France, and Switzerland he enabled
offer larger assortment and much less prices at retail than
other house the Gold watches low $50 S25
each. Watches and jewellery exchanged bought. All
watches warranted to keep good time the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired the best
n warranted lower than any other place in the city
q. G. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
Wholesale and refal. 20 w all stairs.
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SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
90 MAIDEN LANE.-Just received the latest and most
W approved French pattern shirts general OF
shirts, under hosiery handkerchets &c.
Shirts and under garments up order and e
short notice For sale Counting House Desk, with three
drawers and book rack. WIN. COLLINS
M
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CRowDING TO THE WEST People are pushing
tor the West. MI the boats The lakes go fu.
CO. A life of Washington Alison Is to be written
ny his relative, The poet Dana.
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TO PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS.

TO PIANO FORT MANUFACTURERS
YOU respectfully requested call 1879 Nassau
and examine specimen of plates made by
which excel all Others beauty of engraving and
of finish Besides they he afforded much cheaper than
heretofore, II a large number is required.
Carnage Makers name plates also executed in style that
can't be surpassed
w. L. ORMSBY, 1873 Nassau street
N B.-Manufacurers Labels, and Engraving Printing
generally promptly executed cheap-very cheap 81 im.r
10 PAM FORTE MAktk>.
HIN GILL. manufacture of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
announce that IN addition his establishment Ton Goth
aud Sd Avenue that has made arrangements
John Phye ivory dealer No. 10 Murray street New York Gas
agent) where Article of piano forte hardware pur
chased as cheap as elsewhere, and in any quantities
Also, superior article Of Steel wirs imported by j.
which Is used by the principal piano forte makers New
York, and considered the best use excepting Web
se trial OF the only necessary establish good
qualities.
O. respectfully solicts attention superior quality of
his manufactured goods especially his improved tuning pins,
which warranted m respect Sixteen yeas close
enion 10 the above business in New FORK has enabled j. O.
TO know exactly what the piano forte makers require.
All orders to John Gill Goth Sd Avenue New York
Mr.. John Phye above will with immediate atteai
ton Goods forwarded to part of the United States
81 Inn