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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-06

An example animated by an ardent and sincere
love shines like the suit warns s. invigorates
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LwERpooL-ship tons iron Iryu-23 ples
ppouliuney Jenkns-1 Barclay Liyngson9o Cameron
ssoTf M Weed-lo r Blackburn Mabbets K col Hook
IA 10Y 3w1nssend-lo Beiknap Babeock-6l Browne
nav S . co.., Haddesk-l opdye
8 eI. 20 WIS as u sh 90
Ss z 81 % oe ei:s.
Mead coll Morris cod do Jas McCail-is csks
bales to Emo NV Wh els 10 Bliss. s
&Clk-5 bis to sheldon eases TO Freeand 4 Str,,-
att cases bis to Hunt Brs cks James Les COD
bags 2 cases 10 bis 10 bxs "a pipes 93e bars OF iron
Ga.seowship AfrdaoO tons iron Boorman, Johnston &
Lee c9-ie bales Inglis Scots puns whskey Bennger
co., bales Bell sons2o bxs bales Whitwrght & co
beams boxes Pason, Godfrey cos boses Buchanan &
Watson.is boxes % bales Smith, Thurser 4 co-a bales
Mitchell Col boye: Austin Spcer-3 do Mrs WiIson5
MAnsEitLysShp Corolanus-3OO soap 4 Wiclehau-
?n-9o 40 2Ss bis quorice Dpt Cousneryic pkes
bk oil 37 do oil bales ALMONDS log bss lemons Lawrence
Phelps cks mdse Brustn, Koop col cs silk L Hunt
oxs soap 10 ets cream tartar pkgs silk Cazet
pher 10 cks cream tartar ck verdse bis cors 200 bkts
oil MicheI3 pkgs silk Deham Moore do Moran Ise
n339 bxs isns hf do Nephu COT cks 10 III. Is
cks $50 bxs TO order. - -
MAnsEILLEs-Sw barque Anna Magreta-75O bxs soap 40
bxs mde 81 bis cors $50 bxs pickles 200 bkts oil + Michel
90 cs wine 300 bys lemons Robnson7 bales cors Augner
hs Snf oarp s silk He % 10
bethaup-ia cs madden II tartar 10 bxs cs mdse
JRHScTrEnDAsM-shp Gslnareloo pipes GIN package
RnJ case Denkar Hutton-2 casks mdze, Bogert
tartar ForsIi5 boxes wine do Osboru-la5
SAT- I'D boxes mdz 5000 leache $l20 Grell Mintm co.
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MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, August 80 70 W.
The stock Market during the past week. has been "a.
ther inactive but there appears to be speculative dspo
ston aaoat that must centre upon stocks and
carry prices up much beyond the present point The fall
trade has set in quite brisk which will give impetus to
stock operations There appears to be greater abun.
dance of money in Wall street than seeking
ployment The recent inactivity Of trade and the limited
movement in the stock Market reduced the demand for
money every payment made into banks increased
the amount Of idle capital The ruling Of money at
present, is per cent, at which any amount be OBJ
tanned good security for length of time The recent
improvement in business may create demand for money
and advance the price, but the commercial classes have
fear these institutions viii be compelled heretofore TO
make Of the brokers and stock spectators give
ployment to their idle capitals enable them squeeze
moderate dividend. The trade far this fall is from
the Western merchants the Southern dealers have
made their appearance in the market yet to any great
extent They generally forward little later In the
season. We have doubt but there will be very Elk
tensve business transacted in this city, and throughout
the country generally this fall Every preparation has
been made by the merchants of this city, far laying
in large stocks, employing large forces OF drummers,
runners &c. The spirit prevails that existed
extensively years preceding great revulsons Every
is striving to extend their operations without much
regard to safety permanency The disposition to Guido
others in their particular line invariably leads to
trading, and eventually to explosion producing bank
ruptcy and ruin There no checks to these move
ments The mercantile classes learn nothing from expe-
rence Past difficulties forgotten. 4
We usual weekly comparative table ofprices
for the principal stocks in this Market in which opera
tions are made at both boards.
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The closing prices show slight improvement. II will
be observed reference to this table that several stocks
have been very little operated in during the week. The
past week has been quite inactive far stocks
concerned but we have doubt movement will soon
be made ameng the fancies Our list of fancy stocks will
be reduced by the transfer of several the list Of d
vdend paying securities We have doubt but that the
Long Island will long be regular dividend paying
stock The Norwich and Worcester will be far be.
hind, If it does not get the start OF the Long Island
Thesetwo stocks very intimately connected and the
interest Of must be advanced by the prosperity the
other
Statement showing the condition Of the Banks Of South
Carolina the LIST Of July and the LIST of August with
comparative table showing their position for several
months past,
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The returns for every month for the past eighteen
show gradual increase in the amount Of specie
on hand while the other departments have slightly uc
tuated from time time the activity Of business in that
section Of country required The banks have undergone
contraction since the July returns in consequence Of
the inactivity of trade that exists in that State The dis
count line present nearly million less than in April
when the last crop Of cotton coming in very rapidly
and purchasers required The banks situated in
the cotton growing States when properly conducted
their movements accordingly From September April
the movements Of the great staples Of that section the
most active and operators require additional capital
bring them forward From April to September the dull
season prevails and there very little demand for bank
facilities The banks OF South Carolina maintain very
uniform movement and steadily strengthening their
position The monthly reports have had very favorable
influence on these institutions The Southern Banks are
apt an expansion to advance the interest
oil few Spectators who may obtain influence in the
bank parors that monthly returns very necessary
they check The banks at the South have hereto
fore suffered severely, from their connections with cotton
Spectators and should confne their ements to the
legitimate channels Of trade Cotton operations, when
passing between seller and cannot be consider
cd otherwise than bona fde mercantile transactions, and
the facilities extending by the banks to the community
in which they situated, to be distributed equally
among this class any other, but when Spectators
combine TO monopolise the staple in any section, the
banks do the Legitimate merchant great injustice in lend
ing their resources to aid In carryng;out the object
not only proves injurious to those engaged In regular
trade but tends to produce speculation In all thinga
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SHIP NEWS.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
GAzETTE Oryrcl,

PHiLADELrHIA, Aug. 10, l8t.S
Arved-siToc, Osborn, Turks Island; PERUVIAN, Watson.
Swift Grand Turk Nichols. Edw Franklin Gray; Ro;ysli
JOHNSON, JOHN NB yTo Hiic hbS1n rosidsncs: basd
Gois Smh New Bedford rd or.aIo smith ccssaeke He
ronsides Morrison NYork,
60. Also briggs and several sehrs of Reedy island
zsmssd S. johns. n II Orion W'ISs Lssairs Freight,
sr, Knight, Mobiles soon Berry, Bsp Franklin Finn. Ella.
IsbsHe. Brown and GLOBE Irons, Boston, MsSuni
sic; Constellation Smith, Bristol r. L.; Oneco Reed, New
Bedford; Texas Wen Shark Stevenson. and lronsidcs.
Arrived q the schuy k-Paeket Leaman. Bos.on Aama
Pevkskll; Jane Highly NYork
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Died. e8
On Sunday, 18th instant, LOUISA r daughter Of War
rem and Johanah q. Beman, aged year and Q days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock at
their residence, 10 Wooster ri.
On Sunday, 18th instant, Mrs. ANN BouLcER, wife OF
Mr.. John Boulgcr, in the 6lst year Of her age,
The friends of the family and those OF Mr. John Dean,
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral this after
al O'clock from No Albion Place. without fur.
Their invitation.
On Sunday 18th instant after short but Illness
DANIEL WHITNEY, in the seth year Of his age.
The friends and acsuaintances Of the family
quested to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock
from 242 Spring street, near Varick.
On Sunday 18th instant, CHARLES infant of Hugh
and Elizabeth McCahe, aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fne
raj this afternoon at o'clock from 1893 Mulberry st.
On Saturday, nth instant JOSEPH GREEN printer aged
% years and IL months.
The relatives and friends Of the family and also N
members oil Forest Fire Engine Company No 3, are re
spcnly requested to attend the funeral this morning st
hall paste O'Clock from his late residence, No. 900 Stan
ton street.
FULLER, aged IS years.
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LUCINA CORDIAL;

THE ELIXOR OF LOVE.
IT IS A SOVEREIGN and speedy cun for ncipent con-
SUMPTION bsnncss impotency ucorhae whites opstuc-
ton, difficult painful mensuaon, inconnence OF urine.
involuntary discharge thereof and for general rosaton 81 the
whether the result Of nheen, cause. produced by ir'
svely operations Its unrissled reputation IN both
hcmpheres the result Of It's almost virtues
LET NO ONE DESPAIR!
Nothing be surprising than IT'S invigonng effects
the human frame Persons afflicted with weakness and LASH
before taking become robust and full Of energy
under influence immediately copn,eract the nerveess
barrenncss; aud which, prior Dr. Magnins discovery
considered TO BE- 9cuT'b Lngpsgs indeed cannot 40 justice
BY the head. Of the eny n all parts Of the world one Of
Sold wholesale and retail in this CITY las Fulton
Nassau and Smith FOWL Washington street. Boston
Price - per bottle, S2i per dozen. aul7 lmsn
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Baltimorc CattIe nInrket.

The number Of Beef Cattle at market this week has
been larger than any previous week this season. and pr
ces show further decline towards the close On Mon.
Of which were driven to another market and 440 sold
The prices paid ranged from 81 25 for interior 50 per
100 lbs on the hoof for prime quality equal TO about So
81 So 70 net Yesterday the offerings ncluding 60 left
over Monday amounted to 1870 head all Of which
sold at lag 81 IS per 100 lbs in quality on the
hoof equal 81 IS So net Live Hogs come in very
slowly and have been scarce throughoutthe week. We
quote at 81 90 per 100 lbs.
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OLABSIFICATIC
Uplds. &E20ridG.

HAy-Common qualities bale sell at 81 $780, prime at
SO 40c Sales Of extra for export have been made 45
soc. he supply continues very abundant.
PRovsioNsOhio mess Pork 10 quoted at so rs; do
prime at So IS There is very little doing. Beef
continues quite inactive Mess is held at IS 62
prime at 81 % So co. city and country There is We
ry fair demand for Ohio Lard and prime key sells at 81
cents. tt tttt 49, 9tN x"
WHnKEY-Western and prison barrels are in moderate
demand We quote 244 231c drudge casks at 23c.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

INOCTOk JOHNSON. IL Duane street, well known tn
- the victims Of Syphc Diseases the successful
practitioner that New York boast 9 The treatment Of
this destructive and almost unmanageable mdlady still be
found at his old Office. Dr. johnson satisfy that
he is legally qualified to practise hysic and surgstha be
Of general Physicansan that his skill in the tsat
OF variety OF Venerea Dis
and Structure Of the Uretha L. prsmnent My patients
come from tie West Indies and Canada cure on an average
COO patients year dscountensnce quackay any form.
and therefore, take this method Of informing strngcs and
son. in the country wheT they can find physean skilled in
make charge No how long you may 0,t
Structure Ulcer. the body, the throat pains
your case is eSnbe Constitutional Weakness .om:t,ms,
in by young men, have paid much
Of this malady Many unfortunate victim OF this unnatural
ee.. Of he limbs and small Of The back confusion Of intellect
only symptoms OF this complaint Ifmy directions follow
ed, guarantees Post paid letters with case,
containing 50 for advice attended Observe, Office II
Duane street door from Chatham re
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall favor f Captains Of Vessels will give
70 hSEnar S.syEY Captain Of our News Boats report Of
spoken on their passage list Of their and foreign
meday their arrival Agents Correspondents at home
Or abroad will also confer favor by sending this office all
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received. -
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BEA CON RISE.
FOOT RACE

FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE pROPRlETQRs Of the above Course Offer Parse Of
oboksn the iah Of OCTOBER, weather permitting.
ss follows = .
lance within hou$23o the second 10 M rsce-sIe 70
the third the and so the fourth IT. however the
first in the does perform miles thin the hour $500
only will be given; ana f the second third and fourth 90 not
perform miles within the they viii receive but hall tbs
above sum- and nothing e nine miles as not psro,ne r In
Of the United States for the OF thus race and should
win either Of the above zen per cent add9n VIII De Al
lowed Five dollars entrance viii be charged
10 prevent persons entering their names who do not intend TO
Persons wishing enter for the above are requested TO do
convenient and no one WI % allowed 70 enter who
does NOT do so on or before the 2st 81 September.
Entrances made, and all information given by the subscriber
either by letter or otherwise
who between this nd the above run on any course N
G. =. BROWNING, West Hoboksn, ~ j..
June 10Th, 1874. ~ miles from Hobokcn Ferry.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE,
CTRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
- variety Of Syphlitc Aecural other disease who
have been only half cured by quack had better carefully
the following letter -
DR. Cooper-Sm last July contracted certain private
disease and Immediately applied DOCTOR who promised
me in week I continued with him months. but
gradually getting tried after another all the
advertising doctors and each promised positively
nj length discovered the object Of these
the hospital where the doctors kept under
in all my joints and my body covered with ulcers wrs
any medicine and advised southern climate eft
the hospital and by advice Of several friends placed myself
under the first Of January last well and
restored perfect health. wishfhis published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper every matter how long
standing Of elect and Seminal Weakness and mild
fprivas m.adies cured 10 hour. hous interfering
with the patients habits DrlCoopers Once IA Duane street.
doors from Chatham No pay. anie lmsre
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90 VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Gonorrh9a, Glect and all mocupurnlent discharges
nom the rchra These pills prepared by the New Yorh
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
suppression of quackery may be relied the most
speedy and eectual remedy for tho above complaints
They guaranteed to recent in from three
= Ave days and possess greater power over obstinate
at present known, removing the disease without conne
ment from business tainng the breath or disagreeinP
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office OF the College OF Pharmacy and Mo
dicine, 95 Nassau street. lreet 4
W. 8. RICHARDSON NJ n Av-n, !
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New stock Exchange,
state ofTrade.

AsHEsThe sales have been very moderate of pots at
- ISL; pearls are very steady at 81 433.
BEEswAx-Southern and western yellow prime sell at
29c; northern Is held at 29tc
BREApsrUyrs.-There is no change in this Market
Geneses -four cannot be quoted - l2} 81 Ohio
- l2} a - lS2; Michigan the same Wheat IS e6c
Thefo0wing 10 the statement Of received al
Albany from the commencement of canal navigation to
the close Of the second week of August: -
l843. 1874
Canal open,. ............ May LIST. April 18th.
Tolls. ......... $500. SIPS ISL Is $l66 473 %
Flour, 504 O70 brls. 658,l77 brls.
Wheat. 34054 bush 1919 bush
Corn. 40606 I" 1884 /"
Barley. ............... 3,946 :" 9,036 g
CorToN-There no inquiry today from shippers
few parcels were taken by manufacturers at previous
rates. We annex quotations. tf
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ID. M. PEYSER " co.
No. 90 John street md BOD HrOauvyAY.

No. 90 John street md 300 broadway.
HAVE received by recent arrivals. and keep constantly on
articles for Embroidery and Fancy Goods, which they
offer for sale at wholesale and rvtail, viz
Berlin Zephyr Worsied German Wosted, Canvas Floss
Silk Chenille and variety Of other articles for Embroidery
Beads Purse osmen.. Bracelet Jst Comb. and Br,pssst.
Gilt and siysed Hair Pins Combs, Fringes, Brads, Cord
splendid assortment Of ali kind Of TmseIs Chenille Cord
and Chenille,
Embroidered Suspendeu and Suspcnder Trimmings, Silk,
Woned and Cotton Frnge and Gimp in all colon and qua
titles
Oiled Silk French manufacture white, yellow and green
jy "a 3m
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Passengers Arrived.
MARsgILLEs-Shp Coriolanus-I,ey los Seymour Michel
Horace Stiles, New York.
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10 RICORD'S PARIsIAN ALTERATivE MIA
TURE For the cure Of primary ,ndary Syphilis
and all affections produced by iniudiciods use 81
curry. The great pdvantages possessed this powerful
philis u, that while curing the disease improves thu
contribution, whilst mercury generally leave much
worse disease than the II II administered Tor. Thu
best Recommendation we give Of Is. that IL
extensively prescribed by the medical fac uay who for
merly considened mercury the only Tor those com
Dozen S. carefully packed and sent all parts Of thu
Union Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, e5 Nassau street. 1890
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". s. aIcnARDsoN. M D., Agent.

Co. CONGREGATIONAL DEBILITY CURED.--Ihs
ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city Of New York, confidently re-
commended for all cases ofdety produced by secret il
diligence Of any kind tits an invaluable rene
dy for Impotence scrlity barrenness uness depend
ing on NAL formation.) rt t49, 81
Single bottles 81 each oil halt dozen 3s. cerc
rally packed and sont to all parts ofshe Union
Office OF tbs College Of Medicine and Pharmacy %
Nassau ssrest WIS RIcHARDsON. NJ d Ageut
ny- PRIVATE MEDICAL AlD.---he n,smsegz Of
the New York College "a Medicine and Pharmacy In
returning the public ans for the liberal support thes
bGvo received in tner efforts "suprress quackery
beg leave stale that their particular attention continues
to De directed to all diseases Of private NATURE and from
tho great Improvements lately made in the piucipal hos
ptss OF Europe in the treatment of those diseases heJ
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vanages not to be met with in any institution in TIM
country either public private. The' eatmen OF thu
College is such as to insure success in very case, and
otay different from that ncrnccns practice OF running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One ofthe meI
Of the College for mny years connected with the
principal hospitals ofEurope attends daly for consulta
ton from AM to PM.
Terms-AdvIcs and medicine, 81 A cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COurrxv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living u
the country and not finding il convenient to attend per
sonay, can have forwarded to them chest containing
oil medicines requisite to perform perfect spiins
their case explicitly, together with all mptoKs, time 0
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, any
nd enclosing 50, post paid, addresssdto
Ones and Committing rooms Of the College, % Nassas
street
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CLIFTON HO USE,
ON THE BAYSIDE, STATEN ISLAND,
Mar THE NARROWER

EOH PEKMANENT uHu
view and water unequaed for its pictuesquenes the
luxury Of the BATH 1.-THE sea beach being within half mile OF
the house,
The dinner hour is ~ oclock-on Sunday o'clock Su.
prior carriages attendance for the accommodation Of the
guests fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, finish
ed for the Of the Of the establishment
GEORGE PIERIS, Proprietor
NB-Two Of the best the House may be had for
lies .
On Sunday. the boats run to stapeton landing every hour
aus lmsrc
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CONsIGNEEs Of Goods by ship TRENTON, from Liver
~ pool will please send their permits on board the ship at pier
Il f. r., 10 the Office Of the subscriber.
All goods permitted in five days must gnayodably be
to the public store. JOHN HERDMAN,
aui5rc 81 South street
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GRAND xCURSIoN TO TIKI
FISHING BANKS,

MOND Jay AUGUST Ie,,,,,
A0H - The steamboat ROBERT L. STEVENS,
2p Captain r. L. msbcy, will make an excursion
the Fishing Banks, on Monday August 10Th
Leaving the foot of Amos street ~ r., M8A a. M-Canal
street. r. at ten minutes past o'clock-Chnmber street,
H. at ~ minutes past ocockPke h. X. quarter be-
fore ocock-and Pier No. n, H. At o'cock-and return
ing TO the city at a proper hour IN the afternoon.
Captain Yates, who is well acquainted with the Fishing
Grounds, will accompany the boat.
Refreshments furnished on board.
person will be 10 attendance with Inns Bait furnished
gratis.
A fine Band of Music will accompany the boat
Fare for the Excursion, Fifty Cents anl7 2eod.m
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ROAPDyNG

BOdKUTWU. .
ITO LET WITH BOARDING. handsomely furnished
Parlo suitable for gentlemen and their wives. Also,
several for single gentlemen The house Ia central
location and table supplied the best STYLE Please enquire
AT 2Og Fulton street. jy30 lmrc
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EAGLE OYSTER AND DINING SALOON.
110 BROADWAY, entrance in Lispenard The sub
scrbe having purchased the above establishment from
the former popetors Whited Jessup would respectfully in.
form his friends and the be generally that he has re,,sd
will ensure him share Of the public patronage:
The public respectfully invited to call and view the above
may be suited which vii him second call
aul8 81 itaw Sundssrc CHARLES q. AUSTIN.
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y, U6,2l2 l8O8,iI6; 2,035,322 1762, IS
The leading features compare follows
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FANCY GOODS
WEDELES 4 MEYER, 1902 William ST., importers Of
French, German and English Fancy Goods have Just re-
cevsd and offer for sale q rsasonabs terms choice
Snuff Boxes Fancy Combs Suspeners Satchels Purses
etc Steel Pens liazo Scissors Accordons; Harmonious;
stye Of Lanterns. and toysi all sorts Of Ferfamsry.
len and Silk Emboidees and all kinds Of Uphosterer arti-
cles. anig eodimsm
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MADISON HOUSE, SOUTH BROOKLYN, L. L.
SITUATE No. II ATLANTIC ST., OPPOSITE LONG Island
RAIL-RoAD DEPoT. H.
THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention OF
passengers going East by the Long Island Railroad that he
up for their accommodation Breakfast previous
departure Of Those who may honor him with call shall
receive the best aentionpcasant sitting and dressing
for Ladies' Private second door In Furan north
Of Atlantic st. 81 q. REMSEN,
ala m m VI. ai PROPRIETOR
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TO TRAVELLERS.
yJ,HE VAPOR BATHS the best and agreeable
DIV for the exhaustion and asstude produced by long Jour
ney and broken rest Travellers invited to call at MRS
CARROLL'S, No. 1926 Broadway, and try the Bath.
au7 lwrc