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The New York herald., 1845-12-01
Highland Cottages.

BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETOR OF this long established Hotel. takes
occasion. respectfully to apprise his old friends and
public generally that in determination to keep full! with
the spirit of enefise prevalent his ue he has within
the last few months had spacious establishment
overhauled throughout That without regard pains
pense he has added his splendid another
new Ladies' Ordinary and LADIES' Drawing Room fronting oa
Avenue both Of which sieganty execued
iresco This Drawing Room magnhcently furnished
IL every particular in the most modern STYLE and has elected
the high admiration OF the hundreds who have visited it. Ad
Joining tins Drawing koom several and delightful
chambers also handsomely and that they
can be made entirely from other the house.
With these he confidently believes that his
tabshmeL cannot be exceed any the United States
aud he respectfully socts of that patronage
dian Queen" JESSE BROWN.
Washington City. Nov IL, Isi5. MA 2wrc
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MITSEITM

THE large Saloon and Galleries of the Philadelphia Muse
will be handsomely decorated and fitted up for the
purpose Of holding therein during the Ghrsmas Holidays
Grand Bazaar for the sale and exhbt Of useful and fancy
articles.
The Saloon will be divided compartments which will
be Stoekeeper Tadesmen and feel dis
posed have auxiliary for the sale Of Dry
Goods Fancy Goods Books Music Stationery CONNECTIONS
~, Toys sc. &c.
The Bazaar will be continually snvened by full and eff
music, whilst other
will from time to time be mtroduced in fact nothing shall be
the Lion Of the Holidays" None will admitted deal
but such will vie with others the variety and display
Of their goods.
The Bazaar will open Monday Dec 22d and continue day
and evening until New Years Ni~ht.
Persons desrous Of procuring stands will please make p
plcaton between the hours OF and FIVE o'clock NJ
the Office the Museum where plan othe may
be seen, and any further information obtained
New York dealers desirou Of with their neigh
bors of Philadelphia have by
king application above This undertaking, novel in its
character and in the largest and splendid the
Union for purpose fail be profitable all who
embark it. Application be made early period in
10 IN a stand MI 2w gbZ
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BOARDING

FEW Gentlemen with their families or single gentle men
only be accommodated with pleasant with board,
during the nter ut No. 81 Broadway, few doors below
Trinity Church.
1hc French and Spanish languages both constantly
spoken the house thus aordng Of the
ties TO such gentlemen wish peect
MA
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pennsylvania Auenue, Washington Citv. d. c..
THE rR0PRIETORs Of this large snd modern built
respectfully tender their thanks ,othe pub
cpate an increasing popularity from the efforts Of the under
the Avenue the promenade side between Third Four
and Half streets the Railroad Depot and the
Capitol capable of accommodating
M o al It's parts has recently Undergone
hve been elegantly funishedhe ladies' ordinary tasteuy
rehtted nteed in division Of the house primary
The dining hall is one Of the most co%modous and best light
polite, active, obedsn and well disciplined Briefly we
hdenty challenge the judgment of discriminating public
all the essentials required render public house
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 50 per day Permanent boarders
taken at fair discount in consonanee with the spirit Of the
TYLER & BIRCH.
The Express will please copy other day for three
weeks aud send bill TO Ty Ter Birch. ms 3m cod+rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

A TIENIlON.ALL WHO DESIRE FEARLY WHITE
"A TEETH-My unrivalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE is
sought after for the pcary whteness the
Teeth without the slightest injury
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at
JULES HAUELS,
Practical Chemist and Periumer,
. <6 South Third street. Philadelphia.
and by my agsns-J B. Jacquemod No 40 Broadway; FA
Artanlt Lafayette Bazaar Nos Aa and ISL Broadway; A.
Willard, 8. w. corner Of Cedar and William streets
Premiums awarded at the rankin Institute. mis- lmrc
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CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET.
7NHE SUBSCRIBER deems it but proper inform his o,
friends and customers, and the travelling public generally
tha he sui to cater thei, comfort and accommo
The Carolina Hotel be prepared for the reception
Of especially families than former period and
the closest and particular attention will be paid all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Omnbusres will be in attendance the various thor ugh
fares to his house. and ready all times
to take them thence to the railroad steampackets &c
ANGUS STEWART.
10 Dinner and private parties attended to usual.
900 uAxvAr
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-SEGAKS-BARGAINS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately purchashed
se stock OF segars by order of Assgnees &c,
enabled to offer bargains than ever prices much
lower than the cost Of manufacture
wholesale Segar Emporium, 100 Wall street, up stairs.
u3 lm'r KENNETH X LAVERTY.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

GYMNASIUM, No. % ANN STREET
WIN. FULLER respectfully informs the Gentlemen Of
w New York and vicinity that bis Gymnasium i. now
open the reception Of pupils w f. respectfully calls the
Of the faculty, parents and guardians, ards this
establishment hch will be conducted the strict.
IS manner. Sparng taught uAua.
w f. has made with Mr. Hamilton, teacher
Of the Anne lean and French Broad Sword, ao the Small
Sword and Musket Exercise. Terms moderate n27 2w'rh
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
rNHE above Reward Of Fifteen Hundred Dollars will be
paid for the recoyry of the of Seven Thousand Nine
Hundred Dollars stolen from Myron Van Deusen OF the city
Of Hudson, N " the night Of the ih October last while
his from Hudson the city Of New York the
steamboat south America proportonss sum for such
Of said be recovered and restored the
subscribers, apple ication to either Of them.
The money small bag, which
from the berth said Van Deusen found the next
day the wheel house Of the boat, and red of
tent; consisted Of bills Of vsrou, and Of
$1,000 in IS and los of the Oneida Bank
$1,000 So and los principally Of the Pine Plains and Kinder
hook Bank.
$1,000 bills Of various denominations ofhe Farmen Bank
Of Hudson
about that sum, Of the bills Of the Pbens Bank OF
Hartford, and ether EASTERN Money
$500 IN bills Of the Hudson River Bank nearly all in 50 dollar
bills.
The balance Of the bills Of Western banks Of
this State
New York, Nov. 2lst, lsl5.
AUU.E. MASTERS, lai Pearl st.
GEORGE H. ELLERY, William st.
THEOPHS. p HART, Al Cedar st,
corA As.,o NJ
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A Lien DODWoRTH Will commence Private Dancing
School st his residence, No Hs Broome street on Mon
Wednssdsy Thursday, and Saturday at p M ior Ladies'
and At ior Gentlemen For terms, &c. apply above
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE

W. THOkNE Co, Produce and Flour Merchant he
Broad street OIL &C
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NJ X BROUGH respectfully his friends aud
The public that his Benefit and last but
81 when Mi be Performed the vorte old Englnh Opera Of
LOtE IN VILLAGE in which Miss Delcy, Mr.. Gardi-
and Mr. Brough will appear After which favote petite
comedy which young American Lady will make her first
Box Oman h,
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES
p. HAAS, DAGUERREANA ARTIST
2S9 BROADWAY, CORNER OF RRApE STREET, LAFARaH
BUILDING.
MR. hrs received the Medal the late Fair of the Ame
Iva Institute for Pictures by himself
purchased done by hired the public therefore,
sl times depend upon obtaining the style Of Por
traits from the lest to the largest which
surpassed for beauty accuracy.
Instruction given in the Art reasonable terms
m
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JAMES A. SWAIN,
g n SH TAIL Or
352 Broadway,
nc9 lmsrc CARLTON HOUSE.
forage FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUR.
ST0RAGE for fifty thousand bushels Corn Grain, and
~ twenty thousand barrels Flour in the Brick
Stores five minutes, walk from south Ferry Brooklyn very
and sufficient depth Of water for the largest ships
Apply to CHADBORN CO., on the premises.
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THE WING ALMANAC FGR 1915.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Common Notes. Eclpscs, DC for 1915.
Census. Population of the World
do. ofthe United States.
do. Of Indian, within The borders oil the
United states.
Revenue and Expenditures of U. s Government 1874
Calendars adapted all States and Territories the United
States.
The Past and the Future. Editorie!9
Wege the Wings beaten by Fraud? tf,ditOriGl
Votes for President, and Vice Presidents from lI5 10 1874
New YoIk Elections for Governor since l7S9.
The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Names OF the signers Of do.
The CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED STATES. with the
Amendments.
WAsHIsGToS's FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Number of Presidential Electors from each State. aad the
manner in which the votes cast in ISL.
President and Cabinet Officers with their Salaries
Judges Of Supreme Court rad salaries
United States Senators. sSth Congress
Members House of Representatives. 18th Congress.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Salaries und number Of Clerks in Secreary OF States Office
do. do. do. Patent Office.
do of Ministers and Consuls and Diplomatic Agent, in
different parts Of the world.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Salaries and Clerks.
Salaries and Officer, Of the Customs the several States.
Registers and ReceIveis-Land Office
Surveyors.
United Suites Mats, Officers and Salaries.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Number OF Clerks and Salaries
Sioehe-pers. Masms. Carpenters, Biacksmtbs, Inspect
ofs Physicians, Interpreters, Farmers. Gunsmlths.
Agents, &c. &c. &c with Salaries
AEny-ln;an,ry, Dragons. Rifemen. &c.
Military Academy
Army l..t-Pay ofthe Afmy-Rank and Grade.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Clerks Secretary's Department.
Navy I.st-Gradc md Pay, Commanders. Surgeons.
Lieu,enants, Pursefs. CliapIalns, Engineers, sc.
Vessels ofWar in United States Navy. names and number
ofguns.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Clerks &c. III the Department
Number OF Offices each oi the States. Gnout OF Postage
received and Hmoun, paid Contractors in each State
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
Judges, District Attorneys. &c. with Salaries.
MISCELLANEOUS
Governors ofTerri:one Expenses OF Public Printing, ss
lures OF Members Of Congress, &c.
Times of hodlng Elections in the different States.
TARIFF OF DUTIES articles imported into the United
States. alphabetically arranged.
Mr. CLAYs Speech Ashland the iih Of December, l4
PREsIDrSTIAL ELECTIoN Returns OF all the States.
Pflce 1873 cents-sl per dozen. or 81 per 100.
ny posmlSteIs renting 81 will receive Is copies.
GREELEY & McELRATH, Tribune buildings.
d31 New York.
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n-v- mr. III, N.inDeiI's Mineral tceshs--lhe
ce6,y which these Teeth have obtained md The hgh value
al non ,ho,p by those who have them. toefef :" IN
ber snoWn ptriac Superiority the great r9ss OF teeth
Thai gre made in country awe induced ~ hIuos 10
m, s,ch ll hereafter enable him To sup
INV The increasing demand for them 10 EXTENT ne s been
Confirmed in this design By the unotn success winch ms IL
the high rncpirs thu: hpve been passed upon these ee ny
uiaEy our NEST distinguished citizens who nue. nov wsns
ss Of Ih CITY, who have spontaneously offered tne most am
pc fea,uop 10 their excellence. Thee teeth are enc WIN
Continue 10 K made BY Dr. knbai eIe!aSiusp fer las o
practice they are the esgan, manner upon heavy
gold plate End acnpted the mouth IN such way as 10 In
Fine the utility with the greatest possible comfort, inss
ere warranted be unsurpassed by that are soe N inc
all the purposes that atcia teeth can De nsoe
Dr. Kmbali wishes 10 be particularly n1.eu MAJ
such will enaus hin, 70 oiel tnsse
teeth made the ye above lsntoned ss ne sa1ss g1ss
.aat arc charged far tie inferior Kinds. Specimens msy
b se<n al housc No. SG Broadway ncsr SDrnS ssei
oi0 iin!sse
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Ns- Grahnm Uousc-re1v Arrangement

Gs- Graham Housc-rew Arrangement
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENTS
known Graham House. % Barclay stree. by adding to
the adjoining house. mud prepared to accommodate tran.
sicnt or permanent Boarders the most favorable terms All
friends of Temperance desiring quiet home. and freedom
from the fumes alcohol und tobacco invited To patronze
this house. The Vegetable System win the choicest selection
ofirus &c which the market affords will be strictly adhered
TO- but table will be served for those who prefer the ordinary
mode, or mixed diet.
o5 If ROSWELL GOSS.
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SyFSTAR,S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
n Compound BnIsamic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kno,rn TO tie rord fer the cure Of
coughs, colds, ASTHMA, Group, bleeding. o. tie
lungs, t7koopiug cough bronchitis, infa-
eaza, shortnesS Of breath, pair and
7ceGkaeSS in the breast or side,
iirsr complaint, and the FIRST
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~ Established I795.-SOAP CANDLES AND
STARCH. d. < w. LEE. Manufactures. Nos. 81 and
% Reade street, Newly have constantly on hand large
o,Se market prices warranted equal superior. 10 any
anuar uIe the city: delivered or sippea without ehae
Nefchnnts Grocsr Country Dealers and Families, who are
IN want Of . above ARTICLES will find 10 tbe interest 10
ca1, ,9 99 a NJ. De''e '"''''-" ]. d. & w LEE.
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YHTINES. BRANDIES. Sc.-The subscriber hiss constant
w ly on hand and Offers for sale families. botek and
Others choice old Wines B,,nd Is. WHISKY Rum. &c &c.
They will be drawn from the nnglns casks Quantities 10
suit purchasers Champaign Wine qu:ys and pinr OF q
very superior quality, beng OF ms npC atoa and
ected with great Also, large uen OF ui kinds
casks &c 10 bond well s;ore whe he Oilers
trade the loves; marke. puce- Those wishing
of the above ARTICLES will p1s call the Warehouse No. IS
Pears,raef between Broed.stree and Coenties Shp
Y.
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,


Three dJors belo.r the Franklin House.
s- Tile Subscribers respectfully hat they have
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which i enable them uer greater inducements than
gentlemen wishing ecosvmize 10 the purchase OF their
Fall and White, Garments
They have already received by late arrivals variety
of new ead styles of Goods, well ndaptel 10 tine
seiSo-an Will also by The packets and steamers
the largest and best assortment of the latest and most bead,
iul styles Of fancy French Elastic Cnssmeres. rich figured
Velve Casmere, Satin and Silk Vesngs, ever before Of.
i.ed IN this City
Also Just received several invoices OF Twiled and Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats Cloaks, Peon &c black nnd iancy
color4 French and English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut in their establishment,
for the last five years. and which for durability, beauty of fin
sh and iasness OF co.o eyceed if equaled by
any styles OF Cloths imported the United States
Their stock OF Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in pn the
richest styles OF Fall and Winter Cavats Scarfs Suspende
Gloves Hondkechefs Hosiery, Under Shirts and Drawers,
Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars. Bo.oms. Shoulder Buces.
Riding und Money Belts. Umbrellas and Umbrella Canes &c.
Sc with every variety of sce usually kept gentlemans
general Quitting establishment.
Al.o aul assortment of Ready Made Cothng CONSISTING Of
Cloaks Dive, Coats Dress and Fock Goats. Pantaloon and
Vests eery yarery where gentlemen requiring garments for
immediate depend upon getting trs rate article,
mnde trimmed every espec, equal To those furnished To
Order and prices that fail please. S;:c punctu-
atty observedin Milling orders.
=. Tcrias cash. ard no deviation in prices.
aug str j. C. BOOTH L co.
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HELpERBEEG AFFAIRs.-The Sheriff % this
county Inade an excursion 10 Rccdsviile about 10
miles from this on Friday, for the purpose OF serving
processes on some OF The Anil Renters lie met
with no opposition we are glad TO learn, and saw 70
ladiuus.' Two Anti Rent meetings were held on
Saturday night, one u; New Scotland and The o,ncr
at Chesier,llle. A fellow who calls himself, Red
Jacket ID travelling through The county and recon-
intending tar and feathers for the Sheriff or his De-
pu,ies He had better look out for his icket II Bat
lerman gets hold Of him.
IAbany knickerbocker of Monday.
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Boardtn1.-Alrs GOSS having opened the new and
comodion. house S veey the Aos ou,e s,ue.'
choice of desirable transient permanent
Croton Shower warm and cold Baths. free. The LOCATION =
ven central yet quiet and shady Terms moderate ao uis
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

NO. N.tsSSftU-SI
A II kinds of lob Printing, such as
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW-blLLs,
CATALOGUES, LECTURE-BLLs,
CllECKs CARDS, COYCERr-BILLs, Plain and
Insurance Policies, Fancy,
BILLS or LADISG, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CRCULARs. (neat) &c.
Promptly executed NJ the Office OF the Tribune No. LOO Nassau
s,rcet-opp0Se tIe. Park
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anti-Hent Matters.
Correspondence OF the Albany Argus.

iuDsoS. January 8, ls45
Dear Sir: The war in this County appears 10 be
about over, at least with some of the tribes. The
Copake tribe were Yesterday addressed by Mir. Mo-
nell and Mr.. KILLER, and siguifed a complete sur
render Some of The Ancram uibe in attendance
refused 10 submit, and still clamored about title"
In the mean tim, The durable aud ls-lease tenants
are all pay ing up the wheat and fowls. The arrests
IRE going on and the cavalry bringing in the stray
cannon about the County.
While VIC are thus approaching order, VIC are
constantly hearing OF the preparations going on IN
Greene, Albany and Schoh1rie, Tor formidable
resistance 10 your Authorities, whenever you a!e
prepared TO move. 1t may be all rumor. Many
persons here doubt the sincerity oi The present po-
LESSONS OF our tenants. They think that il is only
a ruse 10 gain time but we will hope for the best
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NJ NUNS Muffs and Furs-SelLng by re,a
,uoi T. prics for this WEEK ONLY. at No. Cort
,,,,'I, - o,,, H. ~ Si,ne no 3ns'
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WM T. JENNINGS IL co.
D,SaPEKS AND TAILOKS,
Importers OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestings,
Fancy Dress Articles, SC.

the Fountain,
SoIici; attention Czen Stranger regurrs Gar
large of Goods for Fall aed Winter
wear. selected %! rendering hcr stock rich IN
quality variety he found the city comprising
Beaver and he Cloths, Tweed nc. tor 0veTcUa Csoaks
&C. French and English Cloths to dress and irock Goats
styles CaSsms'es rch Velvet. Merno Silk and
Satn Vestng-whci w be mndc up to order q; prices to
reputation pioneers the progressive reior
nation that aveng ;hs complaint that cash pun
chase taxed for Others, delnquences. The yle and FIN
sh OF Garments will compare with those OF other es
Gbshnen; tbs the sequel OF the extensive patronage
elected
large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar
meuts comprising 0vercoa Cloaks Dress and Frock Coats
P.naloons Vests. &c constantly hand. with full supply
Fancy Dress articles including Sears, C'avas Handker
chiefs. Gloves, Suspenders Dressh: Robes. SC. 90 tits
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gRIEUNE GGGk eTNDE0T.
Nc. SPRUCE STREET.
Tn,Ro yTORs.
GAYLORD Is ALEXANDER.
hle prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
H. g. Particular attention paid 10 .cbinding Old Books, Re-
Iodc;. Music &c. IN good style and II reasonable rates.
,soi, ,n,jce js5ti
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pRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS * NEW YEARS
l. FAIRY land and other Sketches, illustrated b. FsTiey
Llule Leaves for Little Readers, by Farley.
Prayer Books and Bibles tiae binding.
Animals oi yGnouS kinds. tOr see BY


d23u HUNTINGTON X SAVAGE. 2l6Pee:Lsi.
HSEFUL ARTICLES FOR PRESESTS-FRiNCIS n
~ LOUTREi n Aiad-n Lane, bGve On hand . large as
of articles suitable for Presents TO which they invite
the of their friends and the public Their s0rte:
consists psIi the folowH. articles Pocket Books and
Card Gases OF SUPERIOR finish; Chenen, I'VE dI!eea;
Backgammon and Cnsquer BoAtstc Pens. superior aT;
Gle m Case including Peuciinkian, great varety
elegantly Ornamente-Ro-ecud Writing Desks, otnplete
niad with Pe2,i)-PoinbIe Voting Desks Ne Hus Ultra
style Pearl Holders, Motto Sea. Ivory 1ub!e Payng and
WAITING Card Portfolios, with ana without ock-orreia'n
Fancy and PLAIN Note Paper Envelopes, sc, 6ec-
FRANCIS * LOUTREl.. Manufacturing Sutioners,
die I'm q Maiden Lane, between William andGoid sts
ID ICH HOLIDAY PRESENrS-WATCHES,I level.
N RY, AND FANCY GOOlS.-The sutscnben would
respectfully call the attention o the public to their ASSORTMENT
Of articles Ur the Holidays comprising part PLATED Cake
Baskets, Waters, inns 1sa Sets &c Rich Paris Ga Fancy
Artlcles.
Clocks of Bronze Git Marble &c very low raies Pc.
per Mache Card Baskets Tea Tay Gard Cases SiEer Tea
Sets Cups, Spoons Forks. and NJ articles u thai Ing
Lever epiae, Dupex, Anchor Ecapetnsnt Gold hacheS
AL of which will be offered al tho lowest market pncs All
articles warranted represented money reunGsi.
A. JACOBS & SONS. ISL, Broadway. cor Reaie.
Repairing of " aiches and Iewelry. and warranted
-Four very superior Plate lass Mahogany Show Cnies for
sale cheap. Inquire above. o2S 3nl-
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES; Urn
HONG TEA COMPANY-CHlNG,. CONG, BakER
Kong China. hayng appointed Agent, all me pI,ae a
Zee beg tn inform the citizens and the people OF
the United states generally that they nave APPOINTED Nh :
p TREACY - Pearl ST. NEAR Franklin Scuael their Pm
c:pn! gent Ameca and they would now take the liberty
OF ealing the attention OF the American public and at oil
Dsaless especially To their stock OF
TEAS AND COFFEE
which they pledge themselves to be superior IN QuGlp ana
ehap IN pre that sold establishment OF the kind
m The country made up packages from q H. and upwards
also lirily boxes ifum 10 ~ lbs
Ness C. C. b. Co. not wishing 70 resort 20 the usla
practice ofexavazunt putting. perfectly SATISFIED 10 rest
their claims the patronage OF discriminating community
upon far tricl their article feeling confident that when
once furry tested the public will not fail 10 award To them
thai support which Their merit and the Immense superiority o.
their article deserves.
Coffee Of the best avof. warranted pure end fresh ground
every day constantly hand, and a. the lowest prices
The public genera!y respectfully invited 70 call and ex
anime The different qualities specimens OF winch are to be seen
al the Principal Office, No. IS Pearl st. (near Franklin
square,
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