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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

TRIAL OF THE New CUTTERs-The two new
iron cutters, Legare and Spencer, propelled by The
submerged screws of Hunter and Ericsson, have
had their trial of speed and efficiency What the
result wasIs not yet publicly known. We hear II
stated, however, that both will, in the mdest
manner, be condemned as not suitable for the ser
vice of cutters. Let US have the official report
and see on what ground such decision is made.
Il is TO be hoped, however, that no such decision
has been made, and that both vessels were found
to work well and efficiently.
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Gg-BEAL's HAR REsTORATlvEa at 81 walker st.
lst store from Broadway.
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90 RUN THEM OFF THE RAIL The wretched
scamps and vulgar swindlers bsd in their vile attempts
to impose on the public poisonous and really dangerous
imitation OF Goursuds famous Ialiani So p Tor
the Of pimpies, feckles salowness and oil skin
blemishes have as last reduced their
stuff 25 cents cake, miserable expedient to palm of
the rubbish similar 10 the trick Of selling the
imitation Of Gouraues Poudre Subtitle for eradcang
pei uous hair which sgnay.deieated and drove the
ignorant and matchless rascas of the track"
shall eventually do with their counterfeit Of the original
and genuine Italian Soap Of Dr. Gourauds which not
but only at Walker street first from Broadway
cents cake We need scarcely add that tho above
marks do not apply to the Arm OF Wilson Co, Perfu
mers, Broadway.
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ASSESSED PROPERTY OF New YoRK CiTY-TAxEs LEVIED

BY this statement, founded on accurate data,
development is afforded of the extraordinary fact,
that with less amount Of real and personal pro-
perty in this city, compared with 1885, the taxes
OF this year are nearly double what they were
then. This extraordinary increase from sc up to
the present time, has been gradually growing under
the corruptons of both parties, first under the
whigs then under the locofocos, then under the
wings, and then under the ocofocos again--each
party gradually increasing the burdens OF the peo-
ple OF this city-gradualy little to their oppres-
SONS, until we elected corporation, purely for
form of those abuses-and what have they given us?
greater addition to the taxation of the city than
ever any other party dared to impose And yet
with these palpable facts before US, are present
ed with naipe document, admitting to the fullest
extent the enormous increase of taxation, but with
the most beautiful simplicity in the world, throw
ing the blame upon their predecessors. This is the
old, rotten, decayed excuse Of all parties who have
proved traitors to their trust and tramped on their
promises. During the last few years, the uniform
outcry of all parties has peen, "Oh! it is, indeed,
TOO true that your taxes enormously increased,
but il all the fault Of our rascally, corrupt pre-
decessors' In fact, the simplicity and ,saiuae of
this document almost amount to the sublimity of
Impotence and arrogance. These men come into
power under the pledge and promise of a reduction
Of the taxes at all hazards and they have now the
audaclty to put themselves before the people as
the advocates OF vastly increased taxation.
Such is the ridiculous and unprncipled position
in which these pretended reformers nave come
forward; and what do they give US now by way OF
pledge and promise when they are again before the
people with candidates for reelection? Why, that
they will put down the Pope Of Rome-,hat they
will check Bishop Hughes-ihat they will immo-
late the Catholics And will all this reduce the
taxes which the people of this city have TO pay out
of the sweat Of their brow and their daily toll
Will The balderdash which is published and spoken
and talked about that old mbecile at Rome, be
sufficient to satisfy the people of this city that
those who have stepped into power on the faith Of
their pledges Of reform, that these men have full
filled those pledges by increasing our taxation!
We do not believe tkat the peope Of this city, or
Of any American city, lett to the dictates Of their
own independent judgment and common sense,
will allow themselves to be duped by such conduct
And we are willing to abide the event whenever
II may take place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-09

n3- "COME AND BE CURED."-IF YOU HAVE A
weak back pain in the chest rheumatism try ono
oil Dr. Sh.rman' Poor Mans Plasters and you will find
relief from then from any other plaster you
1t is not only the best but the cheapest plaster
it costs only l25 cents and has cured thousands One
mand The more it is known the better il likek In
coughs pains in the chest and side difficulty Of breath
ing affections of the liver Is never falling remedy
Dr. shermans warehouse is LOG Nassau street Agents.
2!7 Hudson ;ss Bowery !; n East Broadway; Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia and state street, Boston.
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CARD.


QO+ THE Pilots Of the Pilot Boat 7. II. SMITH,
take this mode Of publicly presenting their heartfelt
thanks TO Lieutenant Hunt, commanding the U. schr.
Wave for his kindness in proerng and render
ing all the his command getting
Oft the beach, after the gale oil the 3lst Sept last.
DAVID KELSO in behalf OF the Company.
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90 MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES
The members OF the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, established far the suppression Of quackery
nue to direct their particular attention to all diseases Of
private nature and can Confidently promise persons
outing medical treatment, safe and permanent
without injury to the constitution or confinement from
business nvads particularly requested to make APP
plicaton to the College the first appearance Of those
diseases vast amount of suffering and time may be
thus avoided One Of the members Of the College, for
many years connected with the principal hospital in Eu
rope the Of those complaints attends for consul
tation daily from A. NJ. to 7 r. NJ
Terms-Advice and Medicines $5,-a cnre guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNvALIDS.- Persons
living in the country, and finding inconvenen to make
application can have forwarded to them chest
cure by stating their explicitly together with all
symptoms, time Of contraction and treatment received
elsewhere fanny and enclosing S. post PAID addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College, 95 Nassau st.
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STEAM FRloATE MISSOURI We learn, by the
arrival of the Lexington tina, those who contracted
TO raise this steam fngate, sunk in the harbor Of
Gibraltar, had given il up a. hopeless job
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Prise Two Cent?,

ed upon by Catholic in excited state. to withdraw
his remarks made few moments ago in relation the
Bible being excluded from Catholics the said IL was
not excluded from Catholics for be had one himself and
was Catholic. lie Qir X did not mean to accuse BIZ
shop hughes the Priests OF America OF keeping the BIZ
Bile from their hocks; he meant Rome and Italy but lac
SAL held to the opinion that here the Bible was not
circulated as it ought to be among Catholics.
MT SPENCER H. Cow here came forward and said that
he apathy Of the people on the subject they had met upon
was most discouraging-they had been working some
eight months and could do nothing get much
long pause) v
The CHMRmAs here forward and said, that he had
Just got sup OF paper signed "s. w B." which the
writer offered TO do the printing of the translation OF
DAubigne's work, provided that four gentlemen would
paytior me paper "a pause9 lie would, therefore be
happy to find some four gentlemen would furnish the
paper "a long pause, during which time the audience
continued to thin Off No gentleman having come for
respond to the repeated calls of the Speaker TO
hand in subscriptions
The Rev. Dr. PoIrs was called upon TO pronounce be-
nediction, when the remaining portion of the adesce
withdrew, leavnghe gentlemen the platform evident
ly much chagrined
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III INV TsoT DIE TNt TNNf.o,
or GENTLkMENs' REAL IEAts0F HAIR bling
~ The latest and greatest m the manufacture Of
WIGS AND SCALPS,
And u subscfiter hspry tcng the h,sio INTRODUCE hsm
wig making before attained They composed
Of work the hairs IN the parting being
rgly inserted and equally buted %
frrn che n They III the heed by mechanical
trvaucc entirfly new. They moment They
fnr,tte,v em.eyes the ard
bYoor pt nd parcel e the rng They do not check
e eoue fact alone worthy Of
sat co sdefa fouthfn gentlemen by being composed
D thu nes nature cufeu ii heJ hcet Ioius o,tsshH o
ht tntinen have choic. Of several hundred Wigs
Ind - los anJ pfrate fit them IN. Prices from
s. to D..
H. fhton reIreeuny invites all wearers Z? examine his
the address . r. PHALON.
no lmsec Bro osite st. Psui's Church
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SNlPE SHOOTING.
DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOTEUER

TIE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Snpe
shcotng, the SubcIiter hegs to call the attention
Sport the aevanS claimed by using Curtis Hsr-
veS'.' uunpowdrr, ~ he diamond Gram"
Although thu cle has been but short the
United stes the Of of the best shots
cl iues aud strength, ntucrs the importer solicit those
who consider cleanliness aud strength desderas,
give ! trial
Soi in eau,rs Of pouf each, by Mr. ii. T. COOPER,
10 ptosdwsy JOIN LNhROY ulton street and i l..
BEikiAN, Hardwas Dealers, No $50, aud wholesale OF
w. r. BROUGH,
m2T iui,Tc 30t Broadway
ROARDING Al q COURILANDT SrNEET-Tnn-
- sat aud permanent boarding for siage married gentle
with niot,be furnished uniurnshed, by
MRS ',tKk q tonrtinnht 80 tn21 Imes
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FRENCH CHINA.
No 4 SOI1TH WILLIAM STREET,

tUp TalhND
, ,,StERSfr tntorcr and for Manufacturers has
"A, ~ 80 o L,,I lrK assorirent Of dinner and sss
~ u ge al git grrach Porcelain, well dinner and
Va D., p.fs of a slxe, assorted Dishes, Soup Tprens,
o, I'd Dshes Silad Bowls, Fruit Bnscs, Cpsards and
E,o' Iel and Chocolate War; Greek. Freteh and Amer
ar slaIr.
sold literal terms, and in lots to suit purchasers.
milo 6msre
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANcT EGIsX EE

CEHOvED from Second to 80 Spring st-Patronxpd
~ by the eminent throughout hurore and by
be dstit u,hed Of their pofesona brethren
Nud STATES; aad allowed by all to be the
nature kheto produced Introduced into this country
nade soely by
WILLIAM sELPIiO,
- No 20 Sl-ing street, near Broadway, New York
Z Terms mode aud lndisyuabe fetenees gwen
have the artificial Lex OF Air sslpho Its cousuu
ot slpeera excellent, aud we'll calcaldeito all e
hjvc desired But the hest Of all the proof ~ those who
year them; thus positive and uudeniable scsnfsof ny
Giend, whom have muts cd, ianin that tyae snIef
= to all Others. VALENTINE MOTT
Professor OF Surgery. Un'sers'tY OF New Son.'
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

3oi PEARL STREET, LATE 1903 BEEKM AN
we'll known for the chtapaess and durability
Of his work, desires inform his patrons and the public
that he now to suit the economical tendency times
maxiog garments OF the best lay 20
per cent from former PRICES aud less is believed 20
cent tan Karmeas Of the quality made by the
houses this city In order gentlemen NAV
what meant by cheap the bill OF prices
tted to their conside alton. with that goods
shall be OF the first rate quality ald the fit unexceptionabe
superior West oil Eng aud Cloth Coats .....S2 To l6
Pants OF black dou ple-med Cashmere 10
Vests of Silk Satin, &c az TO 4
prces:- - y - - '
Superior Beaver Overcos;s. from... ......l2
M Inn
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IIARPS-HALPS

IANFS IfhNLEY, the only pupil Of Sebastian Ernfd in
tie United states. offers Tor sale the Mandatory 22d
rte e ID fine assortment OF brilliant toned and
highly finished
FkENlUM latent DOUBLE ACTION HARPs
JANE ltANLEf having tho ina ed,ste Iaitonnr-
Pf DENT of s United states together ith
ir he musical profession, aud TIE American Ministers At
Conr Of London aud PARIS, tkese Mr. Uaniey submits
Sufficient guarantee that hi, iiapl. which lured
ry the prtines and the materials seasored specia
gai 20 The recultrit,es Of climate, &c.
tist ear be imported.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,

d 1Ht PROPRIETOR would inform his friends
<iud the public that he has sale his large aud
estiblishmert, upwards of Horse
we'd from the country. young soud and kind com
prsg several fine pairs Match Carriage Horses from
OHtso County, suitable for family large number OF
foe ge Road and sadde Horses of good style and action
fast u, and al great endurance
Also very large number good ones suitable for heavy
ltsul IT. kind yrne aud well broke ia haues The above
oca all well worthy the attention OF purchasers
DrCvr HorSemen vsitirg this with Ior.es for
sac N fnd the accommodations Of this rsab shDent
by other Of the kind IN the United stats, The
Sb very aud and capable OF sabirg 100
Horses comfortably.
lemcn having Horses 10 keep livery by ssndirg them
tbs that they
the most and attention. 9TH litrrl charges.
II proIeor would also s the public
he auction Sales Business di,eontlnued ts establish
WILLIAM WILMARIH,
tnGiB msrc .Proprietor.
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PALE YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE.
~ soaps ~ U' ~ '""''
Essences, Patchoui Rose Musk. Verbena, &C. Sc.
Eau de Cologne, aud Lavender Water.
Peach, Rose and Florida War;
Pctulne Bags and Toilet Powder.
With every article comprising entire Fumefy AZ lowe
prices than a any other house.
SOAP WORKS. 70 Trinity Place,
MIA lmsIc late Lumbar street
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CHEAP MITSIC.

A GRAND Collection of English end Foreign Music for
"A The Pane Forte, at only THREE CENTS A PAGE
where also NAV be had all he New and
publisled
Books for the Piano Fete Guitar Flute yio
LIN, &c &c
Music bound in a SUPERIOR manner a, reduced prices.
Iafp
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CHEAP, SELECT, CHOICE AND GOOD.
z NJ; Evans Lae' Ribbon Hosiery aud Glove Store,
dom has just received Caledonia 10 Net. Laces and
kdgugs cstoon Thread EesinE', SILK and ne Idkfs
Kid Silk sc Thread and Cotton Gio7es Of every rtyle
1000 dozen of Hosiery, from Is Ne dew.rk Trimmings
Small Wares Aso, boxes Of elegant Ribbons from yard
few elegant Ciava cheap Country
storekep would Do well to call his assortment select
choice and cheap. m26 insrc
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To tina RnhllC.

To the Public.
H.. THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
every day Of the year except New Years DAY and
hamTpostages paid-cash in advance.
lie WEEKLY HERALD-publshed every Saturday
moing-price d cents copy, or s. IL per annum-
postdSeS PAID cash
- ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and inc reasng
ore World is, therefore, The best ca,e for bushes,
men in the cy country Prices noderatecash in ad.
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, aud in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
faorRETok OF THE HsnALo EsrABLIsHMENr
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
81 SOUTH s GkEaGE NEW YORK.
. h @ RE
f pses M '
The FEN Liysrpool H.. ,e,.
s 3 G92HAfSHs B,sy q r. M,IiS March
i iss :s En- ,v
The ship NEW YORK, Captain Cropper, LIST June.
VIZ have succession of first class American ships despatched
as from Liyespoo every four five days through
ias sending
0' T Trends re1F in Great Britain and Ireland may
b's ihs reasonably expect. should ssssassr.
Drafts as usual BE- fn1"hsd payable he Nso"a and
Irogncia Banbs Of Ireland and branches; Eastern Bank
s'sSs and q Gs
Da f ayS EsyId and Wales For
n Pessase to Liverpool aud London at all times be
engaged by q. regular packet ships sailing for Liverpool every
on arplic alton as above. ji2ec
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MAGAXIN OF rAEIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK
FASHIONS IN LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS
On TIKI l2h day of will be ore Jed the Store No <,s
~ broadway TWO doors above sa st eet IL designed
be opet TO which Ladies with coincidence apply, the
o. fnduy IL aud varied upply all
lona IT, euui aud darabls Straw Hitsss well those
Of other drser pon Aranle mate constantly
AID .sh' s shmrut III. produe
of asHon confined iii e:onomyan.unon which antics
pated TO be extremely agreeable patrons
u NihNi,EMENT Of THE FULTON SALOON
- The subscriber having enia sed his Saloon
aeeonodat his customers with plenty Of and also with
all Tie delIcacles which mart affords. M dinsg
will accommodate at least 2u The Saloon
has lie newly painted and dec0rd and for conycuience Il
"a unsurpassed
The subscriber takes hi opportunity rturning his
Hus his the liberal patronage
bestowed upon him and pleased to be thus that his
end please have been duly and he pledges
a, ~ neither pals to merit eontinu.
u HIS assistagt, the JuCg," will be
ready attend to the wishes OF the tasdious.
DAVID ~ GOULD, Proprietor
M tmfm No. 10 Fulton street.
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SpR ING GOODS
WILLIAM II. JENNINGS g. co,
DRAPERS AND TAILOkS,
No 2.n Ilrnnh nseIfcpn sfnf.l


No. 23l Broad Hotel,
OPPOSITE rHE FOUNTAIN,
F ia the receipt OF large assortment of NeS Goods for
"A strins incsdng tieasb aud tng b cas,mer u
Vettngs direct from their LoGjon ard Fans Agelcy through
who they will be enabled iurash Early dne all
rovs Of the season and by Swing OF the profit
to afford garments at sl lower than those wi ch have
characerzsd the whlt attention will DO di-
cted as tbors TO the re po nts tn of
ment tr rate workmanship, with style nj character
cat milo 1msec
GENTLEME LEFT OFF WARDR ODE
FAM les VINO desrous oi converting their left OF
ns APPAREL into caAh.
TO ane, quitting tie city, changing
dnce having snperhuous effects dispose Of viii fnd
much to their advantage - send for the subscriber who will
- LEVENsTYN,
iG6 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Pot Office otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. m2l I'm ead.rc
NEW Article. rua cnAVlNo.--r r II ICE 5
"A CREAM OF sAPONINE surrases any shaving soap
now - aud IS pronounced By those who tired IL
exceed al Others max rich ard permanent ther Gen.
lem having hard be nd aud euder faces requested call
aud 1t fair trial. and f perfectly satisfied the
will be re srned The following OF the number let
Nrw York, Dec 18th, io4s.
DEAR sR,-Amons the ills that flesh is he saiij too
not hr least especially when traveiii,t
Reunitg rece.y fran an excursion, when arriving Col
ysss Si ana Sc ns
nsss presented , me- pot Of your shaving Cream With life
the compounds produced during the
tury and Tor the purpose INTENDED. know which prize
50 highly your Cream Of saponse hq. offer
my e. I Ff%Rrr' Fsa JONATHAN DODGE. MD
For sale in any gasaii,y by the Nc. IS
Good dealers in the City. J. w HULBEHT ON
ms lm'm
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NEII PI1ENT solar AND LARD LAMPS
WORAM HAUGHWOUT, SCI Broadway, would re-
w cully invite their fends and customers to an inspsc
ton of patent article Of Lard Lamp frat Of which
10 be Offered to the public. Mesr. W. NH will
hib earn evening" dorng the month Of March, variety
rose 3,d solar Lamps, soue burning Lard Sperm ard
iome Whale Oh These Lamps made bv tie celebrated
manui , Cornelius Co and before Offering them
the nDc they have been Submitted thorough
70 committee Of scientific gcntemsn aache the asut.
oil nAsyVania, who have reported lard in
burnibg these lamps about equal the
~ cents per galion and have their report
Lam beioe the most LAID Lamp
nnde their notice This together with the high standing OF
the iacure Is sufficient the most
superior Lamp all Oh considered The
er Ia winch these lamps constructed such that either
lard or OIL may be used and BIZ order without the
least onbls well made and perfect lamp with good globe
aud chimney wick &c that will last for vars can be
sold ior two dollars and fifty cents and will give tn.
light Of an ordinary astral lamp. w II have compl. ted
with the that they
receivinR additions of many their present
large assortment aud will sell reasonable
house ~ the city full Of all following
articles will also be found at their show rooms:
Ca, oil and candle Chandeliers, Pendants, Manta Lights
Brackets, portable Burners. Lantern, &c.
Gandoes, Caudeabras, Bracket Chandeliers Wall Brsck
new article # Solar SIDE Lamps.
Also Pl.ea and Jspanned Goods. Cutlery, and Fine Cut
Glass, compr.stng the beat Uhed States
ma imFec
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no NJTTT.TNERS g.

ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEIVED AT J. LYONS, 81 Iohu street aud
Sc Maiden Lane splendid assortment of ENGLISH 30 y
NETS c,nsistng Of super Paeuts fine tiutlands Albert
triid &c Nc Also, an eegaat assortment Of ruscans. Rib
bons, Flowers and other article in che mil
Nne Mners and Others respectfully invited to call add
examine the above The english Hats the crarest aud
the market All the above will be sold wholesale or
tail, at 3j MAIDEN Lane and 81 John street
j. l.. having coscuded give up the a1cve bu,ue after
the present will otter Inducements those who
Pleased TO eainot 10 lie me. it'll other this
apj lm'ec J. LYON.
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RECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY SYRUP,
- io TIE eyre OF eough colds Consumption asthma. palma
which So NAM anxious aires h2ye been lately made and
Faculty, row be had the following places sam raj
$50 West street. James Tarant, 266 Greenwich street;
and ves,Iy Streets " Allen jr 7'Dyis'qp ,trest; De
wch seet Mr. kirs 1877 Canal Drug Store Of
Walker and Centre streets; Ward 27o Spring streets MIR.
Brewer Green aud Spring streets; Mr. Someryille
aed W9o;ter street.; NJ Richard, MeDouga and WaysrX
smh Varick and Broome; Benjamin Martin Catharine op
posie Oak street; Mr. Lippncou Vsstry aud Washington
stou Grsg and Fonrn streets Mr. Hart Grand and Norfolk
sr-ets; WIN. burtnell Bowerv aud ~ Marks places b.
Knapp 30 Wss street; W1hsa $40 Grand street; II. T
KIst d, Spring ard Broadway; N H. Bunce's, South aud
srets: g. Do,cie G oliver tfeet aud OF .e Proprieto
No O. Vesty street. Price 37la cents per bottle
BrooklyI-A r. tatsons, a. Fultsn Office Of Daily
Advertiser.
Wiliiaasburah-John Moore. Kins's County Hotel
n ne
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SHIRT M.4NUF.4CTORF,

SHIKT MFNUFHCTOKI,
AND GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING STORE,
20 MAIDEN LANE Ju,t received. the latest and mos,
w approved French pattern Shirts general assortment Of
shirts. Under Garments Hosiery C'avats andkerchief, nc
Shirts and Under Garments made order aud repaired
short notice Also baud general assortment or Ready
Made Clothing, which will be sold at the following prices
Over Colls, from. ........ SO to IL
4 3
Dress do. Q TO u
2 4
All made OF the best materials and the modern style
Persons furnishing their materials depend
having them made in the best nsnna-, the following
prices
Over Goats, made and trimmed. 50 TO 10 90
Dress do do do to ~ 20
krock do do do Ia i2 CO
Vests and Panaloops, ...sl 80 10 IS