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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
American Anti Slavery Society.

Friday morning, a, eight o'clock, the Convention
again met at the Concert Rooms, iO6 Broadway,
Tor the purpose of coming TO vote on the famous
resolutions for a dissolution of the Union. The
members attending were fewer than on the even
ing previous, and certainly much less interest was
evinced than the bold and reckless spirit and intent
of the proposition under discussion might be ex-
pected to attract if not through sympathy, at least
| from curiosity.
Mr.. G.RHsoS the President, stated the order of the
day, observing that several considerations made dcsr
able that they proceed to business and conduct it with
| intelligence and expedition
Mr. Van R,assLER moved that IL o'clock be the hour
OF taking the vote on the resolutions Agreed to.
Mr. LIBBY arose not as advocate but TO state simply
what were his own feelings and that of tho country
wards the question before them They waiting for
declaration OF sentiment from the Society they were
warmly favor OF and he believed that should adopt
| any other quarter
Some other persons having arisen to speak, Mr. Wmrr
| said there question before the meeting
MIR CL.rP moved the following resolution
Whereas no institution is hostile to the Anti
Slavery movement than the prcfessedly Christian
Church in this country and where's from her high
promises prominent position her deep hold upon the
| ec,ons of the people and her immense influence she
ought be FIRST among the oremos, in the ranks of
dom and whereas, by continuing a connexon with so
base an institution we dQ surround the system OF Ameri
can slavery with holy sanctions, and enench behind
| religious buw arks therefore,
Resolved That the deliberate opinion of this Society
Tint it is the duty of every Abolitionist to withdraw
eiy IRON he support OIL slu lnsutlOn ana 10 hold her
up before the people hypocrca in profession nf.
nous in Practice and as having ped the Of
Christian Church. and being of the greatest obs.a.
clcs In the way to immediate abolition
Mr.. G,EnsoS said that before any discussion
this motion he wished to obervetha rChds there
with the annual report and il would be well to hear part
of it, or the whole, as they might think proper.
Mr.. Z PoRrrR objec ed to the reading the report,
| $ the time short.
MIR CHIps anxious that they should hear IT, for
which nearly All hour would he requisite There was
part of relating to G. Calhoun's defence of slavery
which he would wish them to hear That Infamous dc.
fence relied principally the last population tables and
more infamous erroneous did exist When at
Washington lately, he examined the subject and found
while the deaf the dumb the lame and the blind
well idiots and madmcn, cripp~s and lunatcs were
comprised in the returns not single colored
| the list The treaty OF Texas was rested by Calhoun
principally these returns most dsgracofuy and false
Iy nd showed that slavery wss not content 10 turn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

KENDALL COURSE RAcEs.--The day was ex-
ceedingly propous, md there fair attendance of
all and sizes kinds and degrees The time made hy
the winning horse very good ind he kept to his
that ull in earnest and to borrow Sam Sticks axiom
they were they right and went ahead" The
Napoleon Of the Turf" again proved nvucble his stccd
taking the purse Propreiors purse 500 two mile heats;
the second best horse to draw $50 w Johnson's h..
Midas, 5years old, ]. Soml Lard's h. Delaware,
years old T. II. =. Bcyce's G. h VIII See, years
old 80. j. D. Kendalls CHI h Cripple. years old, dis
tsnced. Time 346-3.45 The second race. same day,
afforded much amusement, speculation, and little
itement, there being merely three horses entered for
mile heats apd less than Eve heats having been
The purse was awarded to Mr.. s. Boycc's C. h. Al
exander Time we could not ascertain except one heat
which was 30 Baltimore Clipper, Moy TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

NoncE-Captan Francis Davis, who, from pa
pcrs found upon his person commander Of the ship
Larne" from Liverpool, in 1913. killed by falling
from the hurricane deck OF the steamboat Louisa upon
barge in tow, the 10Th April II supposed that Capt
Davis has wife residing on the coast. some 50 or 100
miles above this city Nathan Kellogg the Coroner Of
farewell county, illinois, residing at fckin odvertises
the foregoing in the st Louis Republican, and states that
the Effects OF Capt consisting of clothes nautical in
strumcnts letters &c in his possession Perhaps this
may meet the eye OF Of Capt Davis friends who
not aware OF his untimely death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

Two THE LAUiESlf have hairy ex ,ese g. concca-
ing bold ds'ev-ted foe iy IA have he unsght
~ ap eadage ~ esa on lips you hive
nuous haT hgurng part OF otir beautiful ~
&C.. the Puui Subuie invented By DR. Fels q urau., will
Iuich'y ara rver rdicae, without hi ssht
dscpcfauon 10 YOU ski s-his sh. bv
log the t. ted NJ Doctors Gr~ eli doubt, Of
tie ert j. beiux unbug III qUISky vah sale only
at elkr street ole or Tom the e Broad anvS
bottle here be h ID IN. 70 ng all
ae'e The c.lb Italian Med cd all
b,ntch pun les. i ckes Tptsw h.
sai'o~ ugfpr.s OF tn 81 charp hands fee
Or mn'qu = ~ Ns ti.- aye ~ me ta the ~shrg 81
cidr aayipg al ,aGn. its prf I've ties
really .tonh'.g ming anc helipgt should
b. witontec Re One cake 80 nc AID
rant II or ,eun the Fey ~ slut
aga,ls bold mi alton and buy wh,eel but abos-
q ureud', fau de Beauty. 1rre Of beauty is
yng aud bceuifyipa the e. mp aud BY IS dil
fiss revrn!ine the m Of WIKI iushitg them
whc p'eebt Al Cef botr
tioamuds Hair will red hair besq'i
Ne VIII sker and yeb'ow bye. cents We, bottle
tfon,uo's Bian ds.spygDe or Sp MS ~ gives
liz TX, alshaser shitsress aud hu the sku-frre
from " mi T itg'edi-ns An ent-y an,hilaiirg
each. Th,s Wit orher Of DR.. ITeparat ous
Buy where els but CT Walker lust one Tom
the corasr broadw y, VII VII he asmmsn Il
the most decate and shoce lie fumsfy, ported from all
pars
A.nislordn. Milk street Boston; 7s Ches,uu, street.
ehaee hs; Robinson HarrAbursh Hin ch Ialcas
Seabo,k Princeton: Tr,pp., Nrwars T,u ey
.";w,l Loekpor; sn,,h Pamr,s; Gig, rsm,i'op
'or Nswp Carleton. owe Ives s,i,m; dye, Nswbu
Iypu; Preston Portsu Outh; Pat Prti,a Guid Bal
9th'r Wire, talas; sen s. H,rsT 1T Se!by
Com; Bu' t'arf ri; Y. &. Frur. hiddietown.
rnIJ DIV kwy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

BLACK ToNGuE.-We have learned within few
days, that this MALIGNANT disease has caused Sc
vera deaths in the counties Of Holmes Yszoo and Mad
son. and that there had been few In Hinds II Is
stated that made lis appearance in Holmes County in
December last and that since that time there have been
several 1t il not supposed to be rapid on the in.
crease, though generally proves fatal Old and n6rm
pc liable to be attacked with Il than stout
Idle aged young persons. No have occurred
informed by an acquaintance belonging to the
medic al profession and who resides In the int
counties. Of children under ten years 81 age being at
lacked with it, hatcher CDsn;sr, 81 instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

0J- The United States schooner Phenx, Lieu
teuant Commandant A. Sinclair, will sail from
Norfolk the Goth instant for Chagrcs and will convey
such letters and newspapers may reach Norfolk post
age paid, before that day. On her return to the
United states the Phenix will stop at Car,hagcna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

Han. STORM IN CANApA.-A letter in the Montre-
al Gazette dated Chanby May states that there was
panied by thunder and lightning Some Of the hail
measured cur and half inches in circumference In the
barracks and public buildings $40 panes Of glass were
broken Some Of the houses the village have scarcely
a whole pane Of glass left.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

FIRE AT CHERRYrIrLD The store of George H.
Devereax, of Cherryfeld, was burnt on Thursday
night last with all its contents including books papers
sc No insurance. Loss about $1,000 Mr. - vas alb
sent attending the Baltimore Convention. bangor Whs,
Mos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
MESSRS RJSuTON ~ CO

MESSRS. RUSHTON ~ CO.,
ITO BROADWAY. 10 ASTOR HOUSE. AND CORNER
OF BROADWAY AND tOURIEtNTH STREET,
A RE THE SOLE AGENTS in New York Tor the sale
"A Of that
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For the Cure Of and other Dsea If the
known az Btl HAMS HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE which heS acanow,edg by Physicians cpd then
CsTeats Of 'sSsI th{s; Of Saon
Acssrs r. T. Co will furnish the public with pc p~rs
Continuing dissertations on CunsVmpton &c Persons az
ncsd with Discses OF the Lungs wold do we'll get
Of these papers. u. + BhADLEE,
100 Court street, Boston, sole America Agent
\ TOUSEY,
JOHNS Csrnss, bisdHson Cgunty,
tmsm (SSucrnl Agent 10 tfe Stat. Of New Kcrk-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

NAvAL.-The Pensacola Gazette Of the 9th ul-
timo, says:-" The u. $ brig Somers sailed from
this port on Wednesday las'-desnation not known.
Rnmor she has been despatched TO recall the
The frjgate Potomac went the bar on Wednes
day last She the goth ult of the Passes by
steamer at New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

TAYNt's TONIC vERhiFUGE-ssme medicines war
raned to "oestroy in children verv well
lated t. destroy children This the with
Jaynss Tome Vsrmiiuge 1t does single ipgre
dent which harm the de infant and
Jel Worms from the tyst with facility, and ter'a,nty
Perfectly nshng. Nor is this property;
inc SoGachic, and Jemat ard Intermittent
has been administered with graft results OBJ
OF Pile have ydsd Us ,nu tonic quail
ties ndsr excel medicine in the Of
all discs,es.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. jayne Philadelphia For sale by
a. u ID SANDS,
~ Fulton street. 273 Broadway and
sn2a lnser ~ Eat Rrnniwax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
ABBEY HOTEL,

le2d STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.
X n VAN RGNSSsLAER,P Proprietor If the Abbey Ho-
te would return thanks the citizen, of New Yorn for
the liberal place By
strict attention business and guests
for continuance Of the same.
To those who have visited the place. he would respectful
~ say thar large e old man,on Supplied with the
sares inSu;ies OF lfe-prosnds unsurpassed loo
beauty and with swee. flowers
and I'm. shade, with attert Gostwat their coming.
Ger temen with their familiar, will find few we'll
spent IN the cool shads OF the old trres vi 76
Ladies' Chden cx foam in peace ard quiet over the e
grounds Of the Place. and be nndsurbed their
own private walks
fanles or sinss obt board and good
at lair rate by ayiving Individuals PARTIES VIII b
srCpii..a with breakfast Dinner supper at all hours.
Sr M"ors Stages, raining from N, lark corner Of Chat
am street and ryon Row, the RoaI, Manhattan
vs pass the place hour o. The da, fare 2i good
coaches and careful driver, make cheap and
ride from the heat and dust OF the city
New York ApriI, 1874 at6 ,tnye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
TIA noed horoughfaIe is admitted be the
msts for the sale Of eentlemens wearing APPAREL the
United sites and the that has
the minds Of maay purchasers Broadway Obliged
70 raw exorbitnt price for article IF Dress" fully
nutted from the known the cinr
~ EIDWAlD sOX proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
establishment, No 202 broadway Here
merchants and Others Visiting this city avail themselves Of
an outft from very IF ready made cls-
thing msnuf cturcd from the best materials and the
fa,hion,ble style The atteLton Of public particularly
called 20 visit this establishment aud erans the Of
twed and fancy Cashmere Office frocks designed Tor the
preaching season.
Also Of rich Chens Velvet and Brocade Vest
pgs Fancy French Cloth. and Cas- me,e by the late
from the celebrated manufacory OF + Bo'iey Fs and
lcced expressly for the fashions Garments supeIby
made ny TO order and required at few hours notice;
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment AGA Broadway below
Fulton 81. ms am sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
ROSSVILLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN
ISLAND.

ISLAND.
w WESTTHCRP respectfully Informs his Gcnds and
" ce public MA; h has Owning for Tksps
Parents aud irlaas also inf rn,cd w. makes
point conscience 10 guard possible way the morals
oil children comnitsd his Reading writing, ortho
gmphy, arithmetic geography ard grammar taught The To-
car IS and hsahy The orchard raTde and play
ground about walk thu landing.
The ,tcambn, Rarsn leaves Barclay every day
O'Clock for Rossvilie
Terms. for board AID tuition, including washing, SIS
quarter, pad N advance. Ref .-s.es:
Rev Eayid M.re, Staten island.
" N. seymour, EEq 4 ChalhaYa square, ". Y.
Henry Stewart Ssguine, Esq., Staten !s!and.
VIM Ludium ESQ, ia bseAsnan street.
John Quinn, Esq 50 Muntoe street.
Aieasrs Coivin Fleming Ears l6 Cedar street.
apt Edward teTber Esq, Ecss street, IrDotiyn
Mira Varisn, II EldIidge STREET, New York.
Rich'u Mortimer Mortimer Buildings, Wall street.
N. y, aud s23 BruaGway sie Inrc
GENERAL AGENCY AND mi LL,GESCE OF
" FE, 800 Broadway, whore the pubic will be supplied
with Household = Ivents, Waters, M .sicians, 81. the
,hoest =, his ONCE $50 Broadway Ofcs open from
10 to O'clock.
d. Agency Of description done this office Help
always hand.
ms lyrsrc e.. =. CLARK.
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Just tThsDsy )priee 81, sent By posi- to
work Nervous and sexual Debility local ans
al WSakness lnp?tcaee, Stey. aad Consumption IN. Re-
suit Of Youthful Excuses Solitary ndu senc, Nocturnal
Emsor. Se Ac embracing r'ua rs On the destructive ef
70 those ncspecitstcd from ior mona al
The :sered obi CATION, o. marriase BY II FAWCETT M
tdnborgh, .ni OF the Jefsoa Medical College Of Phade
phia His Diplomas from thos. Coll ges seen. sus-
stfee ne has ceauGued his prs consultations for the
letters handed in Office i9C Fulton street
strictly private aud confidential srlS msrc
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WILLIAM PETTET',

WILLIAM PETTEI,
DR. u Err 4 ND TAIL OR,
30 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
Is prepared to furnish all who may him with their
orders Fer the cheepnss du ability OF ha work and
saving thirty he oess for their Consideration the fol-
low ing list OF piices:-
Superior Dress Goats made to order. .....ti8
W COL dyed bi cks from. a toll
kaucv Vests 2 o375
Persons furnishing their and trimming
IN uIe Eeatest manner at the follow lug prices
fAnts and Nests... l TO l.73
Naval and Military Uniforms made in the beat style.
B-Cothng made fer the southern and markets
with ard despatch.
a share Of the public patronage is solicited nl2 lmsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

NO IA FULTON STREET TIL central aud e1mno-
dous premises occupied b. the late John sweeny Re
Glory. with AL The iur'urs OF the eating and kc
with Croton oud
est bl spabe Of from S9 500 day,
will De sod rasouabe sale pity for
conditions M milo
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IhE
IN v Is / BIZ T.
WI,


SO closely resembles the real head q hair shss .IA
:rsoTdinary of the The tis
novel and unique its being nadc withou or
weaving which liz Appearances closely sclnble
the naaral a both ghneas and natural
ny Detection being beautiful
~ that in all Of Precipitation ped~d
az great cys oil other w,gs entirely avoided The sceptie
uirl viz. erd peculiar method fitting t nrsd =, tho
m.rafset-rf. A. e. Be rv IS brosisv Liter.v
s''~'' ~ -. s.?i i'"srs
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE i2I CHATHAM ST Ny
French Stores. 3,8 Blocker street Nsw York
36l G'and STREE, Suffolk.
iSi Greentoch, Fulton
il6 Fulton street Brooklyn.
fIso Co'ntr ~ Maine aud IIouon sir.ef Patterson
.4nd 40 North Fifth str,,t. Philadelphia
HHRTTff M ATTN IN ,iE rIrY nAp coyN
esasshmsrts whes they thsh VIII be found BY FAR the best
objections Of PURE and pnduestid Teas Unite States
ne un.efsal pu airy and reno Of their house with
VIII uads Stood to render ui ter coTmenrs nere.ss,v
Ogu aud only Washouses Ter re sale OF iio~auas Black
Tea O5sve !"-stIsngt, " III be PARTICULAR mbcr
hr numbs OF tie princ 81 store IN Ch,him viz 49,
between Per, end ko.e'el The public will also
r aed 20 tate notice. that the Canton Tie, mpsuy have
thing TO do with other thos.
'oc 81 this advert srreot APPS sm &c
lHe. PRuPRlETORs OF the CLiN T,IN BOOT
YhND SHOE MARKET, r.r.c;fuil, INFORM th.r
~ nave ON wed ueir stock ~ Bot shoes, o,te, &c
&c from the old stani at the corner Of Can snd Hndson
streets To i85 ANAL street between Iud-oa and V,ck
streets, wh.rr they selling every trg IN ~, 81 and SIne
line th 'spr boa: tn. ,nd numo~r
KICK AGO
MI lm'fc 70. ''snsi street
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
iE subscribers would inform merchants Visiting the
Who with their goods nsauisctused, that they
rrspUed TO manufacture description Of Clothing From
theie ~ng accustomed to for he southern AID
Western ior,kets for the last twelve ysa they feel conJnt
with the rh.r Of hands ia their employ
stock al short not,cs ard With entire satisfaction
MANN Il McKINM, 25 Carminc tset
Observation-Disclosures stages pass close to the store
- ire
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1OR. NJ L. VF;I5 Ell tire method Of inserting Ar..f
- eis Teeth dfaring from any prActsed
IN the United ADD which will be foulu
and the des,rs bic uisis Of original teeth
bracng the principle OF Iec PIE its fullest
originally him 1885, with
inrnosLMfrT. WIN is aosed to te the sre,test that
has beea uccd in DeEtrlsty 1t the
original ,eeth--f any and the adapt toa h,
fnny 70 the gums wi'hout any pan pressure b.
removed for cleaning the perfect ease
be applied with ithos emoyi the stamps In order
that the public be deceived by int rested
d. Leye these requiring artificial H.. that his
methods modelling gold plate the gums
is altogether peculiar himself and unknown any
those Of his who hive been under
Of other ieL fists, fully appreciate.
Ledies and gneusn will be fully sat6ed their call.
Tg At DIR, Leve,ts Office, No. 260 Broadway, Of
whn will eAplan clearly de-
monstrle all i, gnat efvaltages 10 thus who unrc
guam ed with d. Lrves aud Attaching he Of
Ter creccn is and ire e frt society
and the highest authority denial science. well the
Of the aplc of The public peas which
TOR nspection Or LEVErT's Office, No 2e0 Broadway,
corner oil w anen street. m8 lInse
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NOTICE. onsguees OF Merehepdie per ship Desd mona
~ CAT Ctis from Liverpool will eas- send hci' per
m bold IN" ship at foot OF Carlisle NJ the
oc Of tn suhse iber With DELAY. All goos p-rsit
five day nivyidaoy be Mt to public
Inl2 3trc JOHN HERDM AN, 81 South 1t.
ITO DRUGGSTS-Ag.nA fer Sir Ashley Coopefs Corn
Save, from the South a6d West c.n.ncd with
magnificent glass card for the window be,des the ,ple
show bill pruggsts who wish become will please
cal, ON Minor broadway corner OF John street nearly
righted, and II you get Of Dr. MIlnor YOU are ixhs
% lvnS
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NEW GOODS AND KEDTCED PRICES AT
Nj Il MS
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
~ WILLIAM ST. CORNER OF ANN 81.
SINGLE TRIAL will convince any gentleman that hr,.
"A the b. st value thu cha ged sie did
Dress Goats made 70 order from SIP SEQ; Pants from 81
SO; Vests from $40 S5c; and every otr e the
line exceptionally low the beat style and good lit
warranted
Jusi received large assortment Of Fancy Sammr Cas-
snrres end Vestngs style Please cali and
before givink youf orders
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths SC have them
made and aIned usual the beat the follow
prce.-De. Coat, 81 to So Frock Goats So 50; ants
and Yeats 81 ,s0.o 81
Terms casn delivery
sr25 imsrc MICHAEL T. MARTIN
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TO SCIENTIFIC PRACTITIONERS. Ohens,s, and
Phafm 'ceuti.s md all oihen-i wish ycp all TO follow
ic- oG-I the public the bns6 Of disco.
vcrs. the b- al tenn, Adve aud medicine furnish
I'd .thout hrRe uii the pte,t ssti,6ei will be
made. FhyAcals nsvi' okslate case. &C ss,ofua &C.
my BY introducing 10 heir patients have the rued on
You no have sough, IN Tor relief n I'M
other physeins be dseosrsd, bat call N and
SOLOMON nEIVE, NJ d., ST R.sd.,,
mil lu<od'ec ssew Coon north o! Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
Az ono fast QUALITY LEECHEs, Just received
tO3OOO by the Swedish brig Aard aud for sale whole
u and retail at very low prices by
G.. J. EErDlNAND K COFPA,
mo Ina re Importers of Lerches. Ita NasssW II
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CORLIS' BOWLING SALOON.

HAVANA SEGARS.
COO GO0 HAVANA 81 CARS, con ,iAting Of Rsgas,
CNS5OOO La Cab,na. AlSesdars Panatelos, Wood
vile Kant.teons and "th. brands Cavsndsh ard
Hall Segar Store mi inn . 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

| BOOTS IND SHOES At UHOLESALE
- Large A-.or ment Of the above named -
| N articles may be hid NJ the Manufacturers SO8
IN pot, No 260 rcarl Among on h.uu az
~ be lound ~ particular the followers VIA:
MeIsS Kp pcgd Boots Mems ard Boys Thick Brogls
y DO " ana >,al 90 10 90 Mp fesged do
y, On Pump Sole do DO do Served d.
Do do do Calf do 70 10 Psxvsd A.
u, Cav sewed d. Do do Pump 4 le do
Do stout resged do Do do Goat and Seal do
And graf variety Of WoI.ns Msses ard ChiIdras ,-
hin, h.oss slppsrs x; &c reygsd ,nd we'd ,cssth-r
ounry mreh'ns and o,hr..re invited IL AID examine
GALE Co, No. go Re RI st.
lm'm United States Hotel Bn'dne n "
ny ORDER OF NkVANDERPOEL, Justiee OF
- the Supe' ,or Court Of the City OF New York
NOTICE fercby gwen pursuant To the provisions OF the
fute auth r'ring attachments against nor-rese 6ebo,s,
his, an a. aehmeat has Issued agsi 1T the c.tte Of Oh AkLES
NICHOLS resident Of AmsterG in HOLLAND and that he
wi be sold fer the payment his deb unless he
snd dchavge such sschment according to law within nine
hs from The first publication Of this notiee and hu the
due him By residents OF this stair and
the livery him for his property within THE
ing 70 him and such property By
him are forbidden by lsw and are void
Dated the ''A day Of t WsSGfssTtRN EDWARDS.
Ausrasys for Attaching CreA&os.
aysi iuwsa'r
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
90 MAIDEN LANE.
CONSTANTLY on hAsd, General ~ r'melt Of READY
" MADE CLOTHING, of all descriptions. sbIts made
20 order the latest aud approved Fscnch patterns
shcr, notice.
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prices Wiz
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