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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17

~ f,o An, f. ii an ordrr surrogate al the
County OF Newl ok notice h-r-by all Per-
sons & hiyins claims sSainst JOHN j. CRAWFORD late
o the City OF Richmond Vignia deceased Present the
same iih the vouchers thereof thr snbscrbrs the Of
nc oi Iasl5 H. ppegs,e. No Chambefs-S;rert in ths
Siy oi New York before the twenyis; day Of Octo-
o-s neit-Dated Newio OK the 10 daY Il AIrl, 1875.
John CRAWFORD. and }.Sr,i,;,,-.o-.
apiSlaw6m JOSIAH II. APPL LEGATE,S -NuIiiH'itsaso's
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Rf ORDER OF the Hon. Ashley sampson First Judge o
- he County Courts OF tie County Of Munre. Nuti-e
hereby gwen that attachment has ssued the
proof ede 10 the sad Judge pursuant TO The directions Of the
statute concerning attachments against Rssccndu-.
cealet and nonresident debnr nDd that the same will he
sold of the payment oil hi, debts unless he appear and discharge
ssh attachment according Inv within months from the
hist publication of this AMI that the payment Of sny
dehS due TO the aid Jee'on Morrison by residents of this
Sine and the delivery for hrs nt any property
within ih State belonging him. and the transfer Of any such
pfcey by hin. irbdsu by law and ara vod.-Daied
Rochester, May h. 1873
ASHLEY SAMPSON. First Judge. &c
H. ''AT Aiarney tor Atiachinc i'e'nr. mil i-.. arn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17

pRoTECTloN TO BOOKS, MONEY, &c-The SUB
scIber has IN a'ore and receiving from the
:: "a ihls GUY, assortment of RICU'S IMPROpED
F.tTENT S.iL-4N-iNDER SIZES embracing great
variety OF sizes aud Patterns which he he Cry and
-u- IN hre proof QUALITIES and superior other respects, 10
tny Other Ssamander Safes made this city United
oates Persons wishing purchase respectfully nv- 10
eai ahd scrutinize the workmanship, and they will NO,
long hesitate which to buy For sale by O'
a. 5 MARVIN. he. Water.s,reet
IL here were none Of Rich's Safe, IN the Pburg FIR.
NE merchant, there trusting 10 cheap article made in III
e"'' ale I'm
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II AIR SEATING MACHINERY, Sc.-tor sale, all
ih M 10, maeh,nyry NJ Hair Se4ae Factory IN
Including cards patterns, rrcds, harness.
romI, pewrs and handiooms, with blu1g aud shifting
viii Sisi boiling tubs eish, horse steam
jacquard machine. Sr ~ ''sN'iHe' e"i'HS "'ee's'
Also. = ltfgv quantity of Good. ,-e ., 49, ,
aiActarrd VIZ flsn aat D,ma,k la, ~, ~ - 49,, r.
'O the same. aud variety al ,,,..l c,,
posing assortment the trade N' vi as'Si'S CONF
atnte, &c nc. 49, \ '"' oi o'iee lor
% he aeo;e property will BE- sold close concern ,,,o-
" m siiers 20 SUI, ireiias,;s application 20
RUILDEsS' uARpw wARE-SgAAIANI I0Uy-DpI,
- l'y s!rifg street, lse Greenwich srrei Offers for al
general ssSone of HARu consisting IN ~, ~
AMERICAN and English Locks. But; Hinges Frame ruii;.
Raj and Braces " God and Bed Scew, Cut WrouSb
AN AiiN>s vans s''es>' &c. aI2l 3my-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17

At Buenos Ayres March 2s. Danish brig Heuriee, Mol
ier. fm NYork.
Arr at Liverpool rs April 5lst. brig Lady Campbell
I'm NewYoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17

This agency, which was originally commenced b. The
subscriber lS the en;epTisiug portion Of
the business community complete system b. which n.
OF procuring the custom q The country almost ans
aud satisfactory b. NJ
whe duly authorized aud empowered b. the proprieiors OF
the several represent them the Transaction Of bus
Y. 3 PALMER
.lI9 3m WIS Agent for Coun.ry Newspsr,f, 30 Ann.t
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E E xyMSy,M, MSyMMER = ARRANGyE3Mh g. y ! E3hk sb.Il
-srzSc<eF<7S---Far- only ~ Cenrs-CHAHUn,, U,,,Da nd
~! n -On aud after Saturday, May Eth, iso ,h usl
iurthrr notice:
Leave Newark foot Of Centre ST. Il A VI. and it pN
Leave Ne ok foot of BarclIy 10 A VI anat su
On sundays: leave Ne"srk 3 4 81. aHd +. NJ h
Nsw-i ofk, III a NJ. a.Ii r. NJ. hrn.
drrd and twenty feet long She has boer ana -, is
commodious and elegantly furnished deck soou 90, fof
length, and complete order. Her accommodate"
freight aud passengers htr. been very much improved rr
- trsirhf 9. .d r.ducr.i
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Fox lHt. NOKIl1.

:. J-Ss.a - Nt.W y Utk, ALH.,Ni AND Tkui
LlNE.-For Albany and Troy dir~e,
Sy-srSze=CTry-. at Z O'Clock 2 VI The Steamboat Ell
PIKE cart X g. Macy, will leave the foot OF C,uraadr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-17

ssrancos against loss or damage by hre and Inland
navigation terms as favorable as any other similar IL
sti,ution III the city.
Capital $500, ,0o0-ofice NO. 81 Wall street
DIRECTORS.
t. Havens, Caleb o. HalStcd. Johu Rankin
Naah TAYLOR, Vim. W. Todd, Mcss d. BEN amln,
j. Phillips Phoenix, Wm Couch, Nathaniel Weed,
Fanninc c, Tucker, r. L. woolsy Ferdinand Suydam,
David Lee, Il. N2rpun, HeEry u Thompson,
John D. Wolfc Michael Baldwin Peter l.. Nevius,
Edward Anthony. K. HANENS, President
LEWIS PgIlrIps Secretary dSu
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soysn. mnSDAy MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1855.

z oARDrSG SCHooL-IRvISG INSTITUTE. TAaRT-
- Town, y. i.-WIlLIiM P. LYON, \. Il. Pr'ue!.
pal-SJ-1uicr SESSION VIII opea the Is Of lay
To those who desire 20 place Z; Boarding school,
IL advantages offered At this Institution eved to De
equa ( ;0t superior, 20 any Il has been IN success
IL Operation tercn years The location de.h ui and So
lubrous IS converier. O.. io the City. The e.
is comrotous and coru;ortabe-t.e play grounds arl-
pie and disconnected from the village e soye.rrert is
efficient bG. MIL resembling thst Of we'll re-u' a,ed
Christian tay-ard no day scholars received TO
erac: the sain;a-y influence Of family training.
The system OF instruction Is designed not merely 70 ad
and rerec the pupil The branches studied, bat
Envelope aid Instruct the Judgment, 70 eHl:a;Sn the
derSaRtng 10 fo7n the ia5i;s, ana 10 give neral and
uSc'.l direction 10 the luciinations
Further particulars inc It.ns Caaiozuc OF Students
opinions OF patrons SC. VII he found In pamphlet c!rc
lar of the Institute, be had Application at the Book
s;os OF Ba-tlc. & Wcerd Asto- House, ana Ray.o.s
Bowe-y.
Reference, By permission, to the following Distinguished
gentlemen
Washington IL .ns, EaQ.
nOG Daniel Webster, l. s Senate
Hon Gillian C. Na7lanck.
Capt. -u1x. S'iJeli Mackenzie, I. 5. =.
Nathaniel 3. Holmes, Esq TaITy:own.
Francis Hal, Esq. Rev. Nathan Bangs DID. WIN. c.
Bryant Esq George T. Trimhie j. T. Van Rensselaer, NJ
D. Harper * Brothers. New York City.
Also the following who or have been, patrons
lev II " Hunt, Zebc5ee Cook, Jr. Benz LNeE.
Rev L u Vincent, Van Bcuren, Oscar irving,
ReT Thos Burci, Jas II Heyt, Theo Reese
Re- j DeyYing, J L Mott, J " KGevels
Rev SeIyeil, DuSenbeTy, penison,
lev \ Selleck, Kip Geo Clnch,
Rev DR. West, L Parmouy, W Clapp,
Dir JOS Scribrcr, VIM q Bocgs, Benj d BrIsl
Rev d Babcock, Z W Van Vo0rhis, Campbell,
4 X Livingston, Leonard Kirby, 5 DunhaEl,
Elisha Morrell, Jacob Leroy, F Howe,
Peter Pinck.cy, Gen G Striker, Raynor,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac -tdriance,
j C!les 'er1nan, Il F whoeiwrght, Thos ratsoR,
Morris Robinson. " Van Antwerp. " Eels. 100 Bin
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TEMPERANCE ABRoap.-It has already been STA
ted that the Emperor of Russia is prohibiting Ten
perance Societies, on tire ground OF the lRiury
which they do to the revenue, by diminishing the
consumption of liquors winch pay tax But on
the other hard, his brotherin-law, the King OF
Holland, is doing every thing ir his power &c en-
courage them. He mas ordered that copy Of tie
rules and regulations Of these societies shall be
given to every laboring person. in order that he
may be shown the advantages oi TEMPERANCE. J.
placed himself at tie head OF Temperance So
ciety. was the hali-civiiized hing OF the Sandwich
Islands. Twenty years ago, drunkenness haT,lg
become habitual among his subjects, he called has
chiefs together, and after speech on the evils Of
intoxication, proposed that they should take with
thus Sc, all example to the lower orders-a pledge
which, says gentleman rcceptly returned from
the Islands, has been reGsiously observed.
IN Y. Evangelist
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For THE PILES.

NOR THE PILES .--Ale you afflicted with Ii!esf
l. Try then, without delay. Doeior Uphnns reg
etable E!ec.uary the best remedy ever offered 10 Sc
notice This really excellent medicine IS The result OF
thorough medical education and complete knowledge Of
the disease for which il IS recommended Tie Hes' VI
uInphaut success attends is administrator
Head the following remarkable cases:
adv residing III Norfolk street, was seriously afctei
with pies 50 great her suffering that, 10 Use her own
e,yresson life burdens for four SceS she had been
attended ty one OF most eminent Physicians, without
the least benefit: Satisfied that It al aggravated ease
of Piles prescribed e Eeciuary two boxes were used;
sx months after the aIne lady called on me TO prescribe
for ano,icr COMPLAINT md then informed ME that sie A'
rcr,tly cured OF the Piles by the Two boxes, SID a eA-
perienced 10 return since.
Mrs G in CreeEestree called on me last spring,
saving t!a; she had L affected with Piles ioE t'c
ACCOMPANIED b. pain In the side pap!i2on OF the heart
sense OF sl-aietyess the chest, and oppression
she was unable 20 lie down without eleyatslG tie head and
chest con sderby resting Horizontally? produced sense
Of rcaiion Followed by cough BY using one box OF
The Esctuarv tie psn in the side. Iq!tatcn aid oppres
sion caase, Size coad lie down without Inconvenience, and
the Pile ere partially removed and second box made
nnIuete cure g the ,Tea, qualification u tle patient
Sold in tbs Cit; b.. the Proprit eaig. regularly e'iu-
.tc pj,yscian confined TO Office practice for the irc
rr.,t Of CHRONIC DISEASES, No. l95 BoweTy Medical
aIyice in relation the aboyc any Other complaint
rrnts Price OF the E7eetrdry doa-. ~ i.eHet5G'
f,, The EE,,,Gsp Is all INTERNAL REMEDY, and not al
,,,i aisDl,catoa. and sold ONLY a. $50 Bowery, four
doors above Spring St. ofce hours from 4 Il to9 2
~ i22 3m.
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TO TIE pTRLlC.

N2w-YoES. February 10, 1915.
The subscriber woad nest respectfully announce to hi.
friends and ire travelling community in general. thu; "
has recently aeG the L. s HOTEL, and fully prepared
TO entertain all who may favor him with their patronage
Having been The past sixteen years engaged in the
above capacity he has esa'ion in saying that all ia
vors excluded him by the pubic will be duly apprec
ated and every satisfaction rendered 10 tn guests who
may feel disposed 20 pa;ronize him.
Ps. In order to keep pace with the times, he is way
ranted to change the price Board per pay from 81
81 25 hoping the time. it will meet the ;ui and
unqualified appreciation OF the travelling public
II. JOHNSON United States Hotel,
corner Of Fulton, Pearl and Water >:rce,s.
{ 10 Or, Scy-Yur
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DREpABAT0RI BOARDING. SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN, conn. D. II. CHASE, A. ". PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1885. Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct. 18th, continuing FIVE months, at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business and person.
al attentions secured 10 pupils fully III The most
expensive schools. Lads Tom NcwYork placed III
charge careful person. going and returning. Circulars
If 81 M.rhnt-.traei md Z! ErnalMAN. i23 VIC
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GRAHAM uoUSE-NEw AREANGEMENT.-RoS
WELL GoSS Informs his friends and the pub,c tia, he
HIS enarss ID his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT, known
the Graham House. 6S Barclays;rec, by adding it
The ado! Gg hocse and prepared 20 accommodate tran
81 1T permanent BoaTdes the 81 favorable terms.
Al lends OF temperance desiring Qnet home. an! fee
dom from The fumes a!colol and tobacco, Invited 10
pGtronize tbs h0L-e. The Vegetable System with the
choicest selection fruits, &C. which the market affords,
VIII DC strictly adhered 20, but table will be served
tho c whe prefer the ordinary mode. or mixed Diet.
Croion Shower, Warm and Cold Baths, free.
o5 If ROSWELL G0SS.
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BOOk.KEEPlNG. NC.

a. C. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces
" that bis Counting No. IS Cedar-street, con-
time open from \. NJ 70 =. VI.
In the study OF Bookkeeping rs 1t is taught by MI
Marsh every pupil keeps in the most practical manner,
coneiets SCI Of partnership books embracing all the differ
ent business transactions of good mercantile house he
becomes familiar with al the books constituting the set
with all the documents relating 10 the books, trial balances
balance Sheets accounts current, and with various mcr
cantic calculations interest discount, equation OF pay
menis, exchange. &c.
In one course OF instruction person Of good capacity
viii become competent Book-kceper, and vii! receive
certificate TO that effect. No one is taught IN class
MERCANTILE WRITlNG.-A thorough course OF pro-
gressvc lessons, which will not fail in etectng valuable
Improvement. Specimens Of truly mercantile style may
DC seen at the rooms.
rrospccuses, with terms, hours &c. may be obtained
at the rooms day and evening.
C. c. MARSH'S WORKS
The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping Smplfed,
II III edition, 200 pages octave Price 81.
The Art OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved, 2dedi-
uon 100 pages octave Price - cents.
For sale 1T the bookstores, and at the rooms.
Mr.. Marsh offers his services III opening closing orwrit-
Ing up books Sc Ccdar-strc up stairs SOY
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

NO. I SPAuCE-STHEET.
CAUTIOS-The subscribers, finding there Is set of I'M
Cprncplcd fellows who in the habit Of selling Shades
inferior quality purportiD. TO come from their manu-
factory lior the public, those who wish good shade
that tom this date they will be found only at No Spruce
street. where they have OF the most splendid assort
mens which could be collected. They warrant their shades
10 wash. They will curl crack they use nothing
but oil cOlos. IThey do not open tel and twelve cases
lay often advertised by otcrs-La: being too much
hlmbu.scrythere being fch thing as cases OF shaics
Bat they keep moro Shades hand than all the other
stores the city; and they all manufactured unler
their personal direction ANY person cam by choosing
their Own views, have them copied correctly.
On hand pairs OF correct copies Of some OF the most
celebrated Ca,ieirals in Europe.
Signs Ea7ners and interior Decorations Zone in mar
ner It to be surpassed Trimmings of AL kinds cheap
Shades shown with the greatest pleasure to Visitors even
they DO not buy fTflm) BARTOL g. DE aiAUSY.
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RI LEECucS AND CUPS applied by Mr.. M-lGNUS-
SON. corner Broadway ard Broome street. entrance i'll
Brocme ST. NewYork.
Rstareacss.-pr. Cheesinan. Or. Mott d.. Nelson, Dr.
Francis Dr. Stea-S Dr.. Berger, Dr. Weed. Or, Sinclair,
D.. .. Smith. Dr. ouackei.bos.
Re.; SwcdIsh Lesehes ccns antly on hand. Jas 3n
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aIccURDY, ALDRiCHi * SPENCER, No. AZ Exchange
IL Place offer lor sale
COTTON GOODS.
40 cases PRINTS or tic American Print Works, at Fall
River consisting JC uch Ch;ntz, Light tancles :,
3and cold Plates, Lawn Plates, Two Blues,
&c. Sc.
,5o do I11S-s from the Lodi aud other Works. COR
s!stng oflght Plates, black aIG white black ani
purple. -..,
widths I'd qualities.
600 bales BnowS SHEETISGs Hamilton, Cro.cn As Hart
ford. Fa. River and other hinGJ
100 do l1RowS SulKTINGs.
80 DO COTTON GaSABURGs 81 IS 80 are 80 inch wide
81 GO PS1Arsco TWiiLED BAGGISC, 90, y ana Winch
100 cases CorroSADE5, crandes and Printed Panaioon
50 bales rs and Cd BEDTIcRISGs. ls!iiis-
so cases CuEcKs. striped Shirttnss, &C.
50 do COTTON FLAG HASpkEAcHlEFs.
WooLES GOODS.
$50 cases CLOTHS superior styles wool dyed bkc Brown,
green, blue and mixed.
100 do C,ssfMEIEs. plain and fancy.
2OG DO SATsETs, great variety OF Styles co!0rs ana
qualities from the best manufacturers.
50 do BrcxsKINs lght and dark mixed.
100 do kESIuoKY JEASs, blue mixed, striped and p!aiu.
100 DO KEnsEYs, fem the MGl1y nil.
LOG DO rLAiD LfNSEYs 81 and I'll.
50 10 TwEgps ard Fuilef Cloths.
80 bales CARPETS, fine super and tree-, rev patterns,
from the ov-aseo mills.
Also
5Oces AMERICAN SEWING SILKS, superior article from
tire Dedham FACTORY. ies
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BUTCHERS AND DkovEas' BANK,

,
SorICr-The President and Directors o! the Butchers
and Droyers Bank have this day declared dividend Of
four per cent OF the Capital Stock OF. OF tie profits OF
The last six months. payable on the 18th ms
The Transfer book viii be closed on The lth nntil the
18th Inst By order OF the Board OF Directors.
flo io,. d. W TOWNSEND Cashier.
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o TH0MPsCN's 1RUsSE:S. Office IA Beck
u INAman Street. About 800 of The FIRST physicians
w. Tz24nt surgeons Of Aew. Yc.k have given their
graduate the pressure from TO f:ty pounds on the
rupture, without back pad, which does 30 mnch injury
the spine. fir ;r.a being the bst test OF Its superb
Gritty is applied ani six days tia given and 1t does
retain the rupture while performing every kind OF ex-
ercisc coughing, and give perfect asc--n Sor, IL IL
satisfactory n aspect the money ~ cheernly
returned; and this Is the only condition on which you
sioud buy ay Truss. permanent cure easily ELECTED,
and warranted, I! directions followed.
Those scuGng this iced only mention me side
rrp;red ard the measure Touri the hips cy c1i grad
Ucle tc pressure 20 uit their SID wholesale ana
r.,oII n, Ia goekp,an.st aul II
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p USSIA SHEET IRoN-3s0 packs assorted. 10 Is
IL for sale by Qil CAss s. WARD, Il Broad ST.
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MFR CHILD, Ocuist, having disposed Of his Practice
I'VE 10 DR. BROWN, pursues the mode OF treat
mcnt as that successfully used by himself IN every dis
ease the Eye IN declared ncrabe and aban
doned by eminent Physicians and Ocusts, begs 10 intro
Cuce him TO The public feeling assured the beneficial
results will no; fail to warrant his recommendation
Dr. Browns practice :sS;pple and nes-nniher re9o-t-
ing TO those painful methods which TOO generally adopt
cd nor requiring that sOne confinement nom light and
air. AID unpleasant restrictions ia food which arc most
usually enforced. Numerous of his successful treat
mcnt have been publicly recorded TO which he can REFER
and he Possesses testimonials Of the value and efficacy OF
his mode practice which may be Inspected by any ono
who favors him with call. lie will never undertake
case where there good reasons for expecnga cure
and his aim amd object beng TO assist In the restoration
OF that lnesmablc blessing, sgttle poorest OF the COM
runty may avail themselves Of his assistance rs freely AS
tic most opulent.
Dr. Brown may be consulted every day SUNDAYS except
ed at his Office rs Chambers ST. four doors below Broad
way. Hours OF attendance from Ii \. u. 10 T. IL
Advice 10 the Poor gratis d2l 3m "
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nIKsrtp iIPES.-Thcse persons who are trou6ea
ID with their Cro;on Water fixtures. because oil bursting
are Informed thai they can have them repaired ana % AZ
T,nd as 10 avoid any difficulty hereafter By applying 10
Nass-s pii,ln jenkins, basement NO JoEr-st u 10
viii attend 10 all orders VIII; punctuali'y and despatch
r. 2.lStp
HTNTS-pcub.r action Light and force pumps Of Al
sizes % from 20 TO 400 gallons water per minute
Cast iron Fountains Of various patterns
Fire Engine. and Hose, &c. manufactured by
d2s 3u E4RSAM, % Fulton-ss,
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. The Ills that Heaven DEGREES
The Eravc with courage bear"

Others may explain this as they will, TO me Ii
was token that the same affinity that had acted
before, gave the same knowledge; for the writer
was the time i'll in the same way as before. Ii also
seemed to indicate that the somnambulic trance
was only form OF the higher development, the
sensibilily to more subtle Influences, in the terms
Of Mr.. Grimes, a Susceptibility TO Elherium. The
blind girl perhaps never knew who the writer was
bu: saw my true state more clearly than any other
person did, and have kept those penciled lines
written in the stiff round character proper 10 the
blind, rs talisman of Credenciveness'' as tie
book before me styles it, credulity as the world a
large does, and, to my own mind, as one OF the
clues granted during this earthly life to the myse-
ries oil future states OF beng and more rapid and
complete modes of intercourse between mind and
mind :;
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FRENC MS TEL.

rs,iE PROPRIETOR ;espeeiiuly informs his fHe si
Ard hs puhic that he has opened his new ard sp.ei-
d uo:e u is Fulso. ;rce., few doors east OF Broad.
,sv l., he Immediate vicinity CT mercantile ousness ara
the principal places OF amusement a1 mas II ~
s,ve ihat vii bear iyugsh!o comparison win me very
best hotels In N ci. The proprietor in building ana nv
ing ur above house, has had - ct regard esaT'
and criort. ;hahc has comb.iei economy inc o'-
OWNS prices VIII show:
\ ROOM roa ONE NIGHT p
WEEI..--.---..-.-l %
The roc VIII BE .agIn"l srats and upon nosoccasion
will thcy, &c han one bed in rom.
There is REFECrORY attached, IN which there are
meals served up al uoUr5 Of the day and evening.
There are ao Bath RccitS connected for war;T I'D and
shove raAs. THE r0r,cs ,all Ne IN attci.s.tc at sll
u.aes daring tie night, 10 adt osers, and TO !et them
ont 1t all hours.
NB--Those who want Lodgings a,er the house ciossa
VII! ring the hall bell. MO Sm-
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,-The Under
signed IS DESTROYS proposals for the erection
Of large Hotel Niagara Falls which is proposed TO be
built there during the ensung spring.
plan Of the proposed building may be seen on apPca
ton 20 HOLLIS WHITE, LAG Aston House
- 1t is necessary 10 make prompt appllcaiiona IN
summer the Falls be reached in is hours from Se
York II! or
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GENUINE TEAS.

GENUINE FTEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. \.
Branch Stores:
3lS Blcecker street, NewSTork:
3Gl Grand street, Suffolk.
1871 Greenwich street, near Fulton.
nc Fulton street, Brooklyn.
~ ClIeslut and IS y. Fiftl-st. Philadelphia
II Hanover street, Boston.
ENyrrE the attention Of City and Country Falies aid
Purchaser 20 their several Establishments. where they
think will be found by ,s' selections OF pure and
Una ulteraed Tea- in the Ulited States. The universal
popularity and Of their house with reference TO
high qualities low prices and upright dealing is too well
undo stood 10 render farther comments necessary Orig
sl ana only warehouse for the sale Of IJwquas Black
Tea Observe -Strangers will DC particular 10 rcnn
scr the number Of tie principal In Chatham street.
vi, 1911 between Pearl and Roosevelt streets. The public
vii also be pleased take notice that TIE Canton Tea
Company have nothing do with any other stores except
those described at tie top this advertisement. IS
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