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Be Il eae cd By the Senate AID HouSe Of Represela.
ispes Of the Unlsd SD " Imertea IN Congress assem-.
bled, That the widow OF any person whoseryed in the
War OF the Revolution IN the set forth In the
act approved the seventh day OF June eighteen hun.
dred and thirtytwo, entit d I" an act supplementary
TO the act for the relief OF veI in surviving Off ers
and soldiers of the Revolution, % and whose widow
IN virtue OF Sn act approved The seventh day of July
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight entitled san act
granting half pay and pensions TO certain widows,
aud an act approved the twenty-lhrd day of August
eighteen hundred and forty-two amendaiory thereof
and resolution approved the sixteenth day Of Au-
gust eighteen hundred and forty two entitled ga res
ouon declarative Of the Pension act OF July seventh
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight - received, or is
entitled TO an annuity or pension for the term of five
years from the fourth of March, eighteen hundred
and thirty-six shall be entitled to receive the same
annuity or pension which she received or is entitled
OF them, for and during the further of one year
forty during such portion of said term as
however to the rules, limitations and conditions in
and by said acts and resolution made and approved.
SEC 2. ind be Il further enacted That the sum OF
three hundred and eighty thousand dollars be- and the
same is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, To pay the
nuities or pensions in and by this act granted
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIE L. MANGUM,
President Of the Senate pro ten,pors.
Approved Sd March, lS43.
JOHN TYLER.
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SPLENDID HATS-LEARy's NEW YOkk
- STYLE An additional supply OF these splendid
new fashioned Hats will be offered for sale this day
at ToDD'S Fashionable establishment, six doors
West Of Browns Hotel. mar 27-3tif
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PRINTING TYPES.

Ornaments, Borders, Rules, sc. Of the best metal,
in original matrices, and very accurately finish
ed-all Of which they have determined to ell at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Placing the Book and Newspaper foun,s follows
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G. A. WICkLIFFE.
march l6--dtlmay

The Old School Republican, Ohio; Kentuckian,
Louisville, Ky. Yeoman, Frankfort Ky Boston
Times Philadelphia Sentinel; New York Union &
Aurora Hartford Patriot & Eagle; Argus, Albany,
N. Y; Hills New Hampshire Patriot; and Cincinna-
Ii Republican, will publish the above advertisement
and send paper containing the same TO the lnspec-
ton Office.
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GRAyITATING INK STANDS.

WYNN FISCHER has recently received for sale q
w novel inkstand called The "gravitating," pa
tented by Messrs. James Perry Co., London, which
To be appreciated must be
March 2S-U
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JOHN TYLER.
PENSION OFFICE,

Pension OFFICE,
March 8, lo43.
p order to carry into effect the foregoing Act the
applicant " no may claim pension must make de-
caraton under oath before some magistrate in the
county where she resides which declaration must be
duly authenticated. The official character aud sig
nature OF the magistrate must be certified by the pro-
per officer under his seal of Office and the magistrate
must certify that the declaran is personally known
to him.
J. l.. EDWARDS,
Commissioner of Pensions
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Action.
Rank.
TYPES AT REDUCED PRICES.

~ GORGE BRUCE & co. Type Founders, at
" No. Is Chambers street, the Post Office,
New York, have hand an unusually large stock OF
Hair
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ARMY AND NAVY REGIS

ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER.
lust published and for sale a, Stationers' Hall the
- official Army and Navy Register for lsi3, by or
der OF the Secre taries Of the Army and Navy
pance with resolution Of the Senate and House OF
Representatives.
March 22- n
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IL ATs-NEW FASHiON.--The New Yoos style,
IL as introduce by Leary & Co., received at
TODD'S
Fashionable Estal yl'.bment, doors ives, Of Browns
Hotel. mar 7-Jtf
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WRITING FLUIDS, COPYING AND WRITING
INKS.

march 1s-1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-27
Price ywu C-nsa.
Texas.
Correspondence Of the Hsrsld)
GALVESTON, TESAs June 10, 1874.
Murder OF John O'Pri0n


JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SR;-
Permit me through the columns Of your valuable
paper to relate a melancholy assa.einati.n. pfrpe-
traed on one of our most esteemed {, How ci gems
Col John O'Bnsn, formerly Of Prescott, Canada,
while standing in the door Of bis residence ~ An
ahuac, Liberty county, some forty miles from this
city, on the morning of the OH instant, about eight
o'clock lie was shot with rifle, the bal penetra-
ting his heart and he fell PROSTATE without srosn.
The assassin concealed at distance OF some
forty PAGES in thicket, behind a fence-slso in
stantly a second discharge evelled At person
by the name of l. G. FurQusson, who was engaged
in conversation with O'Brisn, and was severely
wounded, his arms being broke, and several buck
shot penetrating his body. H. is, however, fast re-
covering He Immediately cast hrs eyes towards
the spor from whence the report came, and saw the
assassin leave his place OF conceslment. He recos-
nized him as a person by the name OF Chambers
who has for time past been engaged in a law snt
concerning the said OF Anahuac and IT. vicin-
ity, with said O'Brian involving considerable prop-
erty--the Irrigation of which had recently termlna-
ted in favor q said O'Bran, who had a few DAYS
previous taken possession Of his rights. i'yg
Yours. &c w.
p. 8 -Ogdenshurgh anJ Prescott papers will
please COPY the above
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN FRICTION
MATCHES

A NEW ARTICLE or MATCHES, without birthstone
"A any other Offensive q1aty and actually waterproof
been patented ny letters OF the United states
IA favor the inventor X hshard and arc w m,nuac.
turd and offered the publ by he proeto Of said
No s Beccher street. New York where all who wish
good matches invited to call and them
And all whatever hereby notified OF the said p,tent
and warned violate nfrioge upon thr
cst they incur the pene, OF th- law in such
These matches IL lie with and antv In all weateTs
and climates and burn with brilliant ame aod placed
vertical position, will continue to turn enough O. seal
letters with They lay immersed in wat-
hou aud DAYS and believed even for weeks aud when
and dued, will ignite and AZ before Three
.l,,s of match-. sold above
fy-Nn I, Extra and Perumed The iauer are agreeaby
scented aud adi-s toilets EIportert smokers
housekeeper and all VIII, m'tches will readily perceive
decided the possessed bY these A Others
Orders and C, mmunc ltions {, be addressed q
q BOWEN, No 6I beeckera,
iy2I imsr Agent for the Piea'ces aud Mnuftcturers
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CTDIA RiJsBfR HosE !, coneseai,, I,eamm.oSsd Z

(tkOION WAIEk-DAfS rInSI fsEdlUM IN
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE IL confidently commended for
for which leather used, and warranted
the following properties -
1st is perfectly tight under pressure Of the Croton.
I'd II made Of the fabrics and will mildew 20
inure the least, and requires attention.
hd IL is not desOyed by coming contact with oil or
grease fencd by cold weather. the rubber de
compose iueriDr articles used. Should
the least complaint be made Of tho Hose, net posses
sing the prope will be taken back
aide Of months from is purchase, spd other
change without charge.
Coupne aud je pipes will be attached without charge.
Buyers will that clearly satisfied that tins hose he
OF making which unknown other Ia the trade)
tho article long wanted for leading sud Other
LIQUIDS. HORACE y. DAY,
iJT nS 70 " Z, IS Ms'nenf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-27

LII WHO WANT GUUD, FASHION ABLE cheap
A GAITERsare invi'ed to caliat WALKER, celebrated
cheap al9 Broadway nIh c,rpsr of Canal
Good city CATERS huskns and slippers prices 20
per before offered Also, gents bows
children foe calf dtess
saw; do do xeuts, boys aud chdteu quarter boots
CATERS aud dr. Also the OF all the
'f'rent kinds tor family to- numerous ~ epunerste
All Of the above articles, invited to call at
WALKERS Cheap Boot and Shoe store, ai9 Bteadw y,
north W, ms iyl1 Imsec
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A RARE CHANCE.

EOR SALE-A Porter House, IN OF the best situations
il he city, known the Fast River Coffee Hou.e,
South street with all the fixtures attached thereto viz BAR and
SWITCHBOARD tundsr covert signs nanspa .nc'e'
&c
There slse attached - the house egh h,nsor iu
nished lodging rooms the whole will be disposed OF taea
s0nable vau it0n.
heath Of ITS present. opretor aud urgent busineis a the
south = the reason Tor his wanting custome'
The Eastern Boats arrive opposite door the vsrious
lines OF London, Liverpool New Orleans ID ether ck'ts
are 10 r immediate vicinity end the Fulton Market block
below.
To one wish engage business opportunity
offered worth loo ing after F fur particulars inquire
of A. HI BURNS u Sonth ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

n. IN TO $4,000 MIR. FRANCS X. CRUMP, Watch
DlOO Maker, 2i8 Grand strec,, inform his friends
aud the public, pendent OF the wstcn busse he
lrpaed advances IN casn, sver
diamonds setts Spoons forks aud des
Of sold silver shape, ntendsd Tor immediate sale.
AMOUNT paid Tor old gold aud silver watches OF
ev.ry DESCRIPTION repaired and warranted
2ia Grand street ie2' lmsr
yxJATCHE The largest AID splendid Of
w Watches in the city, Is TO We found at the sub,cnosfs
As he IL constlny receiving all descr pons OF Gold
silver Watches Of the style direct from the
tsctnreri w Engi land France aud Switzerland, he
sneb.d 10 oet larger less prices
,ets than say oner the city Gold wschet low
a. an 10 el5 each Wschep and Jewell exchanged
bought, All watches warranted 70 keep good time, or the
mopey returned. -
ns aud wsaued lower than at other place the city.
x. g., ALLk " importer OF watcher aud jewellery,
iva msr wholesus spd retail. Walt street, up stairs
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To tho Public.

To tho Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daiiy newspaper-pub-
lshed every day OF tho year except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 70 per a.
AuIn-postages paid--cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshede every Saturday
mornng-pTce st cents per copy or % II por ennuIn
postages paid--cesh in advance.
ADVERTISERS arc informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
ast hhas N. lurgsst Of any paper this city,
me ,co,l1 and therefore, the bert channel Ter 5ssss
the city esut1y Prices roderate-cash in si
yence.
PRINTING ofall kinds, executed al the most modsrea
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaorRIGroa THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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The Great Bunker Hill Herald,

The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published superfne paper containing full account
Of the celebration of Bunker Hill consisting of the de-
sorptions and Mr.. Websters eratio accompanied with
five splendid ensravings, comprising
LIST. and original view of the Battle of Bun
ker Hill which took place on the 18th June, l775;
hibhing tho array OF the American army engaged in
deadly conflict with the British troops, their ships and
thar forces
end view of the procession forming on Boston Com.
mon.
3D. view of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
as looked the day the celebration with the flags
above and crowds below.
9Th. view OF Bunker Hill Monument from the south
ern bay looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration
Agents will please transmit their orders before the edi
ton will he sod the demand is unprecedented The
price, Wholesale to agents So hundred eight cents
per copy. Retail l2i cents. To be had at this Office
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BUTTONS.
PATENT AGATE BUTTON
DEPOT,
PATERSON, Nav JERSEY.
THOs. PRO SSEk,
Va ausaA
TO TAlLORS.

w H. STtNEMETS tages lie ave announce the Trade
w his aud complete syt-m ot tuiring Garments
OF every Description published aud ready for deliver,
Il would he po,sioe in the 70 o. au g
sSsqu md Of the wok;
for the information # tho,e who have spped
publication be to STATE that is the result NJ
study ided extensive and fashionable
tice The favorable opiaon enter AIMED by the Trad
raj Of the authors sbI the or
than that has aerdr received he OF
most nent IN IL entirely free from al
trc either the In the afng The
book co!ans Seventeen els-ant Pates embracing
Herent nts Of Ga which FrocE and Dess
Coats les az so the rtou', ok Coat
CHI faito Oriental Uo,fons; all The ,a styles
of ascotts, Ladies RiIng II bis; Breeehss md anita
loon, Of every de,crlpon u General Remak
and Jeatvo the vaous tons,
By shh those OF moderate capacity will be enabled
apply the wth sDd the tim. Id those
olcue, oh ch NECESSARILY accompany mysIhc uou
At The whole forming neat und voum- bout fifteen
in. hes and the styie in shi hit c'men
of Ar Is pehaps uaeq added The be- oh aimed
apple 81 Ced md those living distance,
the same be forwarded 10 any part the Uned Staes
iuchA
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SHIKT MANUtACTOKY

Shirt MANUtaCrOkY,
AND 0ENTLkNEN'S FUR~lSHlNG STORE,
co MAIDEN LANE-Jud received the latest and most
OO approved French pattern shirt general assortment Of
under hosiery, cravats handke Ne
Shirts garments made order aud repaired
short For sale 100 900 skeins black and mt dyes sew
Ing silk WIN. COLLINS.
oedysr
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D. NJ. PEYSER IL co.

~ W. EEL SCh " Wa
Me- no William stree OF and 4yT Hrosd
~ way, have received, by walls,
,uppiy, Of the following FANCY GOODS, when we"
carefully selected by Paris, Bcu,n,
&c and which they offer Tor sale, in Wholesale and
q liberal terms, -
Be,in Zephyr and German Wsu,sd-the most complete
assortment
Berlin Embroidery Pattems-a choice se,t cton
Canvass for Emb oldery Of cotton worstsd, linen, L
gold and silver, Of all width, and qualities.
Silk Chenille, for embroidery, aud flower maxine.
Purse Twist, German, French ana Engi,h. plain and
shsd d, 10 skcns sticks, -nd spools.
Flos silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers skeins and
spools
miugs,
Gold Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Moihe' OF Pearl Gold, Silver aud Steel Parse Ornament
Gold and Silver nnge, Braid, Cord, Twist, Thread and
Tassels.
Embroidery Frames, and variety of different Fancy Art-
cles.
Artificial Flo versa choce selection
Eringes OF cotton worsted and silk imported and domestic
Glmps, Tasses Buttons and all other kind of trimming
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DR.. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS


WIEN so many ,uferng -queuce OF certain
vs s|s o. Sns %s be-
Dope c nded upon 10 remove such complaint from the
ns, bIitvor incuabe functional arrangement the
has long been ,ntj-ct of ,enous confederation with the
d!ea faculty 70 deover so9e med cine or combination Of
End mmeon aud al the sane tim, &C, a, 3D. ci6c ~ re-
novpS the first causes q ell th, unnsura
structure and Of the paris, very i@por
Sohus liable to a. S'sa 30 ns% hGd
sydegee disease beirs the disease I. !. .ntirey re-
"to swasend az .oms ~ ss to s
alarming Consequences that follow too ely ,uch Of
Dr. Thomas Specific Pills will speedily and safely cure the
n. hI., caus nom he system and a. q; gently
'%%ans hs or aus 20 natural ana healthy action
pleasant course required with other will ton.hl
short time sd the system re,ored peril aud natural a.
ton NOT be TO be disturbed BY The weakness, aud de6y
at Fulton st. cor iold " East Broadway, Market st,
ana 212 Broadway. cor LhameeI ST. Pnct 81 iS&Im,r
TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Sauoetts &c of Lash and Washington st.
woollens ha his estabr,hment ,uccessfa opera
G and ' he % ma. e soss to Eh at
his % DC aa 20 20 n 20 s
ship '''hs Fai''4 RIA Am ;,s 4 l1 VITA
hs, been awarded to H. MseOs tor .1s mos, beautifully fin
the Of the art bv wtch Mr. Migs nted
Of the important OF the wealth
OF the United States by adding at tng cost, from
fifteen the Of the CLOTHS submitted
his process finishing AID preparuoo. The brilliant finish
Of cloths thus pared, satisfy
every will examine them, Of the superiority OF
the process puraued by Nj Mgeon Manufacture aud i'm
portefs will Do we'll acquan themselves personal exam
nation it'll the merit n s invention.
ora'" may DC 's' 4 RsEEFFiEiRsS REM = rue"
Hained, Hainss Co 81 Nassau &C.
Lambert b Wuieou, 90 Pine A.
w T.. Langley n Co.. 81 Pine 81.
Wilson, Butler h o., TtWiam ~
ID. Broghan, 90 Fine At.
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OPERATIVE SURGEY OF THE EYE, 500 ,tipg, Ca
taractd Of the Lids and Ssrec OF the
yseH geOerally at No Msre-rs Wit in the "a
Dr. Dixon has been appointed he Deaf DUN
Asylum and House OF Refuge ne performed the operation
for squirting 3a7 IL productive Of lit pin and
fails, II properly perormed-be eye becoming .tautly
str isht Dr. to the Mayor and Sheriff of New Yors
". ~. A n Hunt-r " ivsrodi-,-v
DIMPLES, ERECKLES &--CnURCH'S VEGETA.
BILE LoTl N rremosing PIN les, botches, freckes.
tan, scorbuic and crtlneous IF description
The eff his Lotion time will transform the
most iaow complexion into radiant wheness repders
harsh and rough ska soft smooth and even i'm
pats to the face healthy ana juvenile bloom.
Sold IN bottles at IS each chs Dpensary 1888
Bowery, corner OF -prnz 81. jvI3 In eodsm
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- PH LLIPS, Merchant Tailor tate Of Asor House.
~. broadway, impressed with the Of neetns the
eIizency Of by the his prices finding
impossible do while subject the outlay,
Broadway location essarly has Determined this
effect his-withou dsparagement the quality
he HAS. therefore, removed his establishment
TO. 1876 NASSAU SHEET, corner of Beekmsn, where
gentlemen be supplied at deduction Of
fron hi, former low prices.
The following is submitted merely a specimen of the
foregoing assertion -
Supe rins Coats made in the style, from SIS SIS
Extrs do. Of the finest qualify. 10 to az
Challie Vesa, 2T5
p begs leave conclusion observe the above article,
be relied all respects, TO be Of the most genuine
d lower than other house furnishing the
puslrv Of arciez IL lmr
CENTLEMEN AND LADIES' LEFT OFF WARD
" HOBh-Gentemen families dtsIouE Of conyed ng
her left off apparel into ca'h. obtain for the
the highest cash price.
To ami les nd gentlemen quitting the city, changing
having supeaoas effects to dpoc OF, will
lind much their advantage send Tor the subscriber who
will ate nd them at their residence by appoiime,
No. 6 John 81 md pt Vuick st, Ne York.
line through the pv,t Office otherwise, will receive
pro art a'tcation.
Clothins cesucd, sltered and repaired. jyT 1msec
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VIM. 7. JENNINGS q Co,
DRAPERS AND TAtL0RS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite the Foun aip, solicit non
Of s.asonsbe goods inc aiding loths Camees Vest
ines &c, all the and styles under the
that the system OF small profits and quick
which has elected liberal will b. continued
while angements such will enable fiji all
ders in future with promptness
feature in the estabshm MT, hlch to
those requiring articles for immediate the ed on
stock of assortment OF fs: quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting Of
Furtous, Frocks,
Dr.. Goats, PAntaloons,
Ve.s, Office Coats,
Travelling Frocbs, Dressing Gowns, Sc.
a choice sell ction of
Silk and satin ScaTfs Cravats,
H.ndk- rchieis, Gloves,
Saspenders, Hosiery,
Under shirts, Dnwen,
Muslin Snirs, ,ollas &c.
Atprices which must offer inducements pu chaser.
i've
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. NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled 10 the right Of any lands
within the limits OF the enume ratr, re
CURED establish the the Register
and Receiver Of the proper lard Office, Ike pay
theres after seeing this ce
fore the day appointed for the commencement q, the
sale OF the township, embracing the tract claimed above
desisnaed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
Ga. THO, n. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General LAID Uahce.
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SEE. FOR LIvERpCOL--NEw LINE-.Reguisr
ss rse nnoo Of 18th AusTThs splsndd f,ess, Ship
will positively sail above her regular day FOR freight
passage having accommodations rnequaed FOX .pendor
comfort apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
Srto H.. X. COLLINS 81 co. Sc South street
Prce of passage SIS.
Tns Paeke, shir sheridan, Captain A. Depsvster will
succeed the Siddons, aud sail the 2sIb Of Sept
Passengers the ships OF this ssiuE psnetss
IL ~ adv ertIAed
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,SkA FOR HAyRE The copgered and copper fas, en-.
hN1Vls cd ronch ship CAROLINE, Captain l., grain. For
abs accommodations, apply to -
IIesr Noe Tostins nuiians. W siI.s
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EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED CALICoEs.

~ py the Civ n u,eor Trade By the piece package.
By connng their attention entirely and exclusively 10 this
one article L. B. enabled not only 10 exhibit more
nsye ard than 70 he found elsewhere,
ere being similar establishment; for Prints in the United
States bat 70 sci. always prices as low, ana generally
os-e isn houses whose attention and divided
among large variety of articles
TIE Sr1ef embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat
rr and Colorrgs comprises all The latest and choicest
srIs 10 which will be constantly added all ard dsii%
b patterns as they appear the market besides many winch
viii be got up exclusively for their own sales
Purchasers Of this article will find II tel! interest 20
, fi Stock before buying their Prints Eyei II they do
o ncsSe they will least have the advantage OF seeing ali
III, new STYLES ald learning the Lowest market priceS
" Catalogues of ricss corrected with every VARIATION OF
the Market are placed the hands Of Buyers All oEners
W. III rsc.Na The h.S: attei!tlon. an@J alhDN''
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GENUINE TEAS! Wholesale and Retail
IThe Canton Tea Company have just completed very eS
easvp arrangements for the approaching Fall 1'ade IN
these thsy have been snentiy successful, aud their we'll
most fully devoted the interests OF heir patrons Indeed
their entire regard the rights of thei customers 100 Geaer
ally known need (he misrepresentation by inter
ested and unpncped persons the contrary hotw hstand
ng Their Green and Black Teas which have hitherto OBJ
that they have introduced and they think lar before any that
ty-lS qualities OF Black Teas The unrvaed Howqua
Mixture fresh and liz great reflection. \ extensive assert
inen Of Hysons Young Hysons suitable for city retail,
lots Of any quantity PopottonsbIe yarist'ss Of otnsr
Greens Genuine ava Coffee roasted daily All goods SUBJ
rct TO be r-ture ifnot approved Of Orders promptly
cued to al Parts of the eoMr Tpns Ss.h 10 PRmePal
street near Chsoi her. New York. and l6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn n. B.-No brarch establishment ~ Boston or
B,lrinOr. So I'm