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GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL. STORE, i2l CHATHAM STREET, y. Y.
GENUINE TEAS.

tJENOlNE EAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. Y.
Branch Stores:
3lS Blocker street, New-York:
36l Grand street, near Suffolk
1911 Greenwich street, Fulton.
ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
SO Chestnut and IS y. Fitih-st. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street, Boston,
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think will be found by Ear the best selections OF pure and
unadulteraca Teas In the United States. The universal
popularity and of their house with reference
high qualities, low prices and upright dealing, is too well
understood render farther comments necessary origi
nal and only warehouse for the sale Of IlowquIS Black
Tea" Observe !"Stransers will DC particular renas-
Der the number OF the principal store In Chatham street.
viz: 1911 between Pearl and Roosevelt streets. The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing do with any other except
those described AT the top Of this advertisement So
C,uEAP OIL SroRE.-The subscriber respectfully in
Sforms the public that he continues the Wholesale and
retail Lamp OIL and Spirit Gas, his old stand of very
superior quality per cheaper than be pur-
chased ~ any other store IN this cSy, viz
Good Lamp OIL. per gal. so
Superior quail. Lard do 62f
Refined OIL, LIST qality.. &c
DO do % DO .---.-.---.--.. 62i
Waite Sperm do..----
Do do h do .---.----..----- / 90
Do do IL do .--------------. SI4
Oh, Cans OF ali sizes Lamp Glasses Of all patterns and
descriptions, and full assortment OF lamp wicks. con-
san;ly on hand.
Lamps ceincd and repaired OIL and CamphenC sent 20
any part OF the city free OF charge.
MERRITT SMITH,
s27 6c 1919 Greenwich. corner Vesey-st.
CoNANT'S PATENT YEAST.-The best article Tor
" raising bread used. Warranted TO keep in every
climate The American Institute, their late fair
ed The inventor Diploma declaring this Yeast the best
article manufactured for raising bread buckwhea,
pastry &c.
The Yeast is acid. which, being combined in proper
Chemical proportions with alka npreguaies the dough
with crboaic scid gas w,hou, affecting, in any way, the
original properties of tie -four; and thus. when baked pro-
tucing perfect bread Sold wholesale and retail - cts per
pound. ny GASSNRR & YOUNG. 1872 Chatham st. lftf
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ID ICH.S IMPROVED PATENT SALAMANCA
IL SAFE-wa--anted dry, as well fire and theft
uroof-The following certificates from some OF the most
respectable merchants and others in the city CT Newt Or.
leans establishes their fire proof qualities beyond al
doubt:
The undersigned have this day witnessed the trial Of
one OF Rchs improved patent Salanander Safes in the
furnace Of the sea Bird.
The safe placed In the furnace AZ 10 minutes AFTER
II O'Clock NJ and remained there three hours,
w exposed 70 the most heat that could be created
bv the use Q: pitcplne and cottonwood. Il then
taken 70 the store OF Mr. chs agent in this city and
opensd VIXEN they found hat the neither
burned no. scoEchei, and that the woodwork bore no a
pesrance OF having been exposed 20 fire.
Ths undersigned Convinced that this Safe sub
ectet 20 greater heat than could possibly
in. Of any building In this city, however cornbnsti5ie
contents and they therefore have hesitation In saying
that Richs SAFES einenty against the risk Of
are, under any circumstances whatever.
NEw-oRLEASs 18th June, 1874,
Jerome RsIsSasiiArt, Master OF steamer Sea Bird.
John HoeySStre Inspector OF Western Marine and
- Fire Insurance Company.
Thos- Il. ChenoTth, Joseph Gcan;,
e McGregor, J. II. Staufer,
A. {. Labatt, Benjamin 2. Cook,
Rene II. B.unet-
One OF our customers saved $4,000 In OF Rlcis
Safes although the burglar had six eight hours try his
skin OF the lock.
The Above Safes are sold IN this city only By
A. 5 MARVIN. Agent for the Manufacturers,
s@3yc 1874 Water street
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tn PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate Of tie
County NewYork, notice Is hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against ELEANOR WOOD, late OF tho
CITY New York, widow, deceased, present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber his
No 81 Beayer-sueet, In the City Of NewYork. or be-
the nineteenth day OF June next Dated SewYork.
the 10th day OF December. lsI4.
ar law,ims THOMAS DENNY Executor
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~. REV. ESTATE MARKET--2o Wall. "a

s.es. REAL ESTATE MARKETED Wall IN
s1pS street, basement ITO enierrising men ;s'M
Coalrs Steam FIGURING Mil situated in Ihes;e Randolph
Illinois, the Mississippi 1t has an Engine OF 80 horse
power and all machinery complete; for manufacturing Gu bar
res flour aud $50 bushels co-;nea in day The location
Of this property makes desirable object to practical
business men no wish 10 permanent income By
connecting Merchandising with the Milling heavy aud pro-
itabe busi may be done 80,
One Good Dwelling House will be sold with the Mill
Price only SI5GCO third of which viii BE- taken in Real
Estate or Merchandise aud for wothirds Of the remainder
iim- ~ III rlN-n AENOL.D HU. ELLii X 90. ms 81.
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ss.x FARM FOR SALE. OR EXCuANGE.-For sale

SSSM FARM FOR SALE, OR EXCuANGE.-For sale
s$& hange property in tbs city, the well known
Farm and Tavern Stand containing about 100 acres
OF choi-e Farming Land, Formerly owned by Jonathan
Gidney, Esp situated the Coshocton or western Turn
pike q miles from Newburgh Orange Co. and bounded by
the Little Britain Road the South. The soil IS partcu
larry adapted the raising of grain. grass, &C. 90
tiabe and under rst rate cultivation, containing an
orchard Of excellent grated fruit ami 10 acres OF good
woodland. The buildings CONSIST Of q large two-sory
house. with an addition III excellent order and basement
kitchen under the addition large barn. good sheds, STA
bes Sc Two wells convenient; 10 the house and sheds,
that afford plenty of the best Of What in small
degree enhances the value of this property is the mex
haustbe quantity OF the best limestone quarres in the
country with kiln ready IL manufacture. Either for
farming or place OF public business the location Is desra
BILE as it easy OF access steamboats, plying daily from
Newburch.
Apply 20 B. c. Wright the premises; or to Wright,
Losee & Co. 90 Moore-st NewYcrk, where all niorIna
ton will be given that is necessary. JlSu
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WARRANTED CASr-SrEEL EDGE
,srxp--- T0OLS-The real genuine Congers Tools
IMSHAfslaa an only be had at 80 Attorney-strcet,
lSff~~a where they made and finished with
& my hands; therefore can recon-
mend them AMI az George Brjgs & Co.'S, Pai-street.
Those tools offered By OsborH Little, At 33 Fulton-st
and other stores stamped Conser, not my make.
and are designed 20 deceive. Mine stamped thus
e Conger Sew-YOrk, 80 Attoreyst.' The naIns OF j.
Conger Berry is asO addet-he having al Interest m the
bus mess liberal discount Dealers. Please observe
+hestamp T25f 3m.1 JOHN COECER
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PoREfGN PORTS.

LIBEL SrIr.-The case of Daniel Mclaughlin,
an attorney of Philadelphie against j. S; Da Sole,
"Editor Of the Times" for an alleged libel, the
damages in which were laid a, SIC, 600, resulted in
verdict for plaintiff giving him six cents damages.
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l-A VALUABLE PAPER MILL. GKlSr MILL,
<r1T(lse AND WATER POWER FOR SALE, At NECTAR
-ss--El tyville. Burlington GO n ,., =

Ayb t WAFER F sSEH F F6K s ds Il MILL
b. virtue Of Order Of the High Court Of Chancery, OF
he S Of WI De sou sou al fd s IL
that Paper ll Esiaoli'hent and
,n,a st l rSMs5 5 ~ I0r at NcGaiyse in the
township of Washington County Of Burlington and State
OF New-J-rsey on the Mail route leading from Philt-
dephia TO Tucker;on miles from TN former and 10
from the latter place he poIe.ig Is miles itoi so
sixteen burthS. float he freight 20 anu io Ne"
II. 6gildpgs ali OF which have been erected within few
years and Quilt Of the best materials and III The most
building Of which is 100 by feet three hi-h hin
roof with eight dormar windows each side he ri4ei-
nag cutters and busters There is also WINE at each cad
Of the main building Sc by IS feet OF stone containing g
House "a b. 81 ir, with RI inch boliefs poiriIrd rom
the main mill \ S;oae Store 81 By 10 ise two s,ois e
with frame attic and good celia under the whole Stoee
cur tr ~ ~ % e., !" E;I Bur IN, other country
,S one ,r for buckwhrath uliqr and dusera IN good
order. \ Frame schne shop two stores MR. WIN ~ az
tic the whole stone foundation y Two s,oft HsuJ!e
Mill iUundaiion, with CARPENTER So IA 'e
second stofy-also Work Shop IN ne basement large
5"m; Hoo and finished % The cellar to the garnet
The modern style. SioEe Ice House Suoks hou5e
sptns House and Bath House supplied With wa! frog The
with sabiiRg for ~ horses Two large Stofr housS i"
TIE sbov dsssfiba prort enees' ,9Ias soo9 cs ssIi
which together with the above tescneet bniiaiass ans,
Dams GATES &c cost ups aG, oil syJveo e f
situated IN exceedingly healthy and prean, frs .,
from N-wl OK ot "1!eI ala possesses
every facility for carrying on an extensive ana aes JUST
II considered well wohy the attention OF capitalists and
manufacturers IL rarely That OPPORTUNITY occurs 70 -
chase large property accompanied with So many Sil
and where every thin. complete ord-f ne sac
Will b positive for the benefit oil ihos whom MAJ
Persons DESTROYS t call uea ts! o.
the Subscribers resdias Alsjiod Burlington County OF
ui-oG the agent the rrei=isrs-
Sale viii commence al o'clock T. Nj or Saii cay "he4
attendance will b. given and eondijers made known By
CALEB SHREE
WILLIAM STOKES. t'ecSlYrTs-
JONATHAN oLIPHANT,S
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81 FOR SALE-lhe two story bllemeilt house No: II
Leonard street q et6 inches by . feet the lot 0liyet
sa-decp has been for in the occupation OF Tie
owner aud is in perfect order fine dry celia the whole
length the houhe kitchen light and convenient aud
is furnished with of Beebe best Ranges. he Croton
both arm and cold carried tohe upper stories. The bath
room in secoad story and the for II
in il is large grass plat \ covered way extends from the
house To the rear Of the lot The house very aud
cheerful and would found agreeable residence for small
family 1t may be seen between the hours of II and o'clock
day. For tn Ne appy al u Leonard-st. mi Wv
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GREASE STAINS, Spots Marks erasad fsom Clothes
~ or woolens by the Magic Erasve soap. ii efectr-
aIIy eracates al furnishes and leaves the Part bright
new and spoess Sd price IS cents, at 81 Chatham 81
and a23 Broadway, or l3s Fulton St. Brooklyn III I'm
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pf ORDEKof Hon. Elias Ramon, First Judge OF the
ID County Courts Of the County Of Niagara, and Counsel
or-at-aw in the Supreme Court noiicS Is hereby given
that attachment has issued against the estate OF OF B
DiH Dep~e nonresident DEBTOR and that tho same VIII
sold the payment OF his debts unless he appear and
discharge such attachment according TO law within Zine
months from the first publication Of this notice. and that
the payment OF any debts due TO him BY residents Of this
state and the delivery 10 him his a any property
within this State belonging him, md the transfer Of any
such property by him, forbidden By law and void
Dated Lockpor;, August 18th, 1874 j. G. COTTON,
7ug-20 law9m VIII. Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. MARCH
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Shine Wellington, Chadwick London, Grnnell, Mrturn
4 Coz ylrgnian. Hern verpool.R Kermit; Mary Foster.
Noroans
Briggs Madison Bulkey Savannah. Sturees Chairman;
Afford Mason, Norfolk. Ncsmith Walsh; Cremona, FoN.
st Johns. NF Tucker Iauries Marion Gage Read. Be
lie, Blanco.
Sehrs Leroy. Bcde, Norfolk; Frank, Butea. Aexai-
dra, Surges s. Cearman.
ARRIVED.
Ship Hector, Spencer, IL DIS from Mobile cotton to ID
Rrir Mary Richardson. DIS FIN Boston, wine and mdc
to blackburn 5th inst, OFF Cape Cod In wearing ship.
Mr. f. c. Frcdericks chief officer was Knocked overbo rd
by the srencer-shect II blowing heavy could not rescue
Brig sarah bentley (Of rortland) Koopman l6 ds fm
Orleans with 800 hhds sugar, $50 bbls molasses TO Bars
tow q Pope. Vessel TO Badger Peck.
Brig Shearer, Keller. 10 DIS I'm Thomaston, with lime TO
master.
schr Abigail Gould. Daniels from Virginia, ,nise bound
10 Boston.
Propeller Earoda Brown, nom Fan River domestic pro-
duce.
MEMORANDA.
Packet ship Emerald for Havrc reported sailed is de-
tanned also number outward bound vessels
oucnco OF unfayo, able weather.
The subioned statement shows tho number Of arrivals
and clearance this pert for the first Week IL March,
cLEARANcEs.
No. Tonnage
American. ,,l,oS
Foreign. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ; l,22Ss
Total. .........................SO 1886
30. Tonnage, Passengers
american. 5,sS!i Az
foregu'.. l,Sso
Total. 9si2; lIs
DISASTERS, &C
Schr Thomas ashore Newport did not so 10 pieces on
night of aih, hut remains before stated She has been
abandoned and her crew arrived Providence 18th, or
their way home.
Brig BUSY before repores ashors on Goa. Island WAS
got of morning. 7'h, and proceeded to Warren.
wHALERs &c.
Jan 10, lat n, spoke America. Eastman, NIB Ill we'll
clean.
ATT at NLondon. TN instant. ship Electra. Ward Nwes,
Coast Jan So 2loo <iS0 SPY erls
sud I'm Plymouth. S'h, srS Maracabc, NIckcrson. At
lantic.
fth. brig Catmus. Soper, do.
SPOKEN.
OF Cape Florida, saw bark Superior Allen. from Mobile
March 5. PM of Seal Island. ship Hbernia
nom Boston for Liverpool.
HOME PORTS.
Arr a, Norfolk. schrs Mirror Brush, NYork' vesperna
ker, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Bahia Jan 81, st Joseph, NELL. ffn Nfo:k
Al Para Feb 10. Mary NJ Hooper, T:aveTs for Nfosk,
9ischarging ,.-,.,,.. 49,,
NYors.
Trinidad Cuba F.b Is, Science, Harding, I'm Siors
discharg:ng.
Al Galveston Texas Feb b. ship Star Republic. Hcnd-
ley I'm SYork bound 70 Bremen; bark Larooe, Aieil OF
and from Baltimore, for Bremen about LIST Of March, ors
Rodney Smith, I'm and for NYork.
Libel. Srlr-The case Of Daniel Mclaughlin,
an attorney of Philadelphia, against j. S Da Sole
Editor of the Times'' for an alleged libel the
damages in which were land at $1,000, resulted IN
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OF Care Florida ark Superior, Allen, from Mobile
Cor Liverpool.
nom Boston for Liverpool.
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(tHE-Af TABLE CuTLERN.-The subscriber respect
SMy informs his friends and tie public, that he
s;antly keeps hand At his Cheap HoUSe-Fu-nishng
Store choice OF Fable and Tea Knives from
SIS "a 81 50 per and Carvers and SteelS match,
and fac OF Pocket and Fen Knives. Ass,
German Silver and britannia Tea and Table Spoons, and
good assortment britannia Ware, such Coffee ard
Tea Pots Lamps OF various patterns and sizes, &c. Sc
Also Tin and Japanncd Ware. and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities. Also, Hard~ars and ,Holowwsre,
such as Pots Kettles. etc, SadironS iSS Kettles,
Carpcners Tools cheap and OF The best quality. such
Planes Saws Ch;se etc. Nails, Locks CARPET TscSs, etc.
etc An excellent variety also OF Woodware and Baskets.
such as Tubs Pa Wsis-5oaIlS, Clothes Horses, Wooden
Bowls and Choppnc Trays, BrooS, Cradles Basket Chairs,
French Travelling BASKETS etc Carpet, straw aud split;
Bags etc. Likewise Brushes Of almost every AindCoih
and Hair Scrub and Paint and busting brushes. Also,
Fiue Teeth and French Dressing Coiphs. etc. etc.
Please call at Il l.. JoHSSToS, y Cathal1ne-s.reei,
where yOu MIR lind ~, exceen, assortment, and all very
low. L II JOHNSTON, IS Ca;harine-s;reet-
y b Toys OF all descriptions, wholesale and retail.
die 3iny,
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T., UERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ OF Hcri faeas
- me directed and delivered, will expose TO sale on
Wednesday, the twelfth day OF March next at IL o'clock NJ
at tile veSbuc of the City Hall of the City oi NSw-Nork
all the right title and interest Of Caleb Hyatt, which he
had the twenty day OF December one thousand
eight hundred and fortyonc at any time afterwards, OF
In and all that certain lot ground IN the Seventeenth
ate Eleventh Ward OF the City of New-York, which
known and distinguished Map, showing division Of
part of the real estate late OF Nicholas William Styvesat
deceased among his heirs, situate In the Eleventh Ward
the City of New York, filed IN the office OF Register Of the
CITY and County Of New York the 2ith day ot April,
1885. by the number 2i6 two hundred Rad iortysN and
is bounded as follows by the said Map northerly, In
'front.' by Eleventh-stroct Eastcrv, one sdc by lot
laid down said Map number 2iT; Soutlery. In the
rear by land laid ont into lots said Map AMI West
cy the other side, by lot number 2i5 on said Map boz
Ing on the nOrthcry side Eleventh street between fSt
avenue and Stuyvesant-Srcet, containing, In front and
rear twenty-five feet aud In length, on each sic ninety
four inches. The said lot being OF several lots
conveyed to Thomas Morrcll by Daniel T. lngrahan and
Isaac L. Varian. Commissioners for Ioanns certain monies
o the United States by deed dated the fourteenth day al
February one thousand eight hundred aEc orty and re-
corded In tie Office Register Of The City Ind County 81
York, In libcr 0i OF Conveyances page 5O the 23i
day March, 1910, together with the Entertainments and
appurtcnances belonging In any wise apfer
tanning. WILLIAM JONES, ShcT!n.
FREDx L. YrLTEE, Deputy Sh rit.
Dated New oTk, January 2sth 1Hij. ji2S lawGw
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For further particulars, inquire Of - - - 81.
NH CANT \ nERRltskStiN. ~ SSuft 81

= =
g.ea a tAEN FOE. SAI.E-sitaate on the .oad nom
Xxx New Rochelle 10 White Plains, about eii-iistant
from EACH containing $50 acres OF land ali Of which
plough land excepting ten acres, wtca L wood and
Te Mace il divided by a Lane and Is laid cut into
lent lots cultivation All the e0ces are OF stone IN
good order the ground in high state OF cultivation
The buildings a OF coed character and III cEde or terms
apply 10 8 E. KENYON, on the premises, or Of
% II J. ADgTASCE,- IS John 81 New-f0rS
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DY ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, First Judge Of oEondsga
GI County Courts and Counsellor-aLaw In the Supreme
Court notice IS hereby given, that attachment has g.
ued against the estate of Cad Moa nonresident debtor
proof made the said ri II Judge, pursuant 70 the
directions OF the Statute concerning" Attachments against
abscondng. conceacd nonresident debtors; and n
the will be sold for the payment Of his debts unes'
he the said Cad Moses, appear ard discharge snch a,tseS
ment according 10 law, within nine months non the t'G
publication Of this notice; and that the payment Of F
debts due him by residents OF this State and the delivery
him for his OF any property within this s.ss X
longing him. and the transfer of any such propeFtyg
him forbidden by Law and void. Dated JGs 10
le4i. D. GoTT
Jy9 law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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IN CH.lNcERY OF NEWJERsEY: Between PrrEH
l. SPApgR and JoHN VAN DYKE, surviving receivers for
the creditors aud stockholders of the Farmers and Me
chancs' Bank of New-Brvnswlck, Cdmpllnant,. and
JOHN 'LoRiNgR GRAHAM, and Envy NJ. GRAHAM. his
wife, Defendants Ca Bill TO foreclose-t appearing
to this Court that the compliments hnv" filed their
bill the above and that of SUBPOENA 10 appear
answer directed the defendants hath been regularly
sued rrnrnabe the Term of January n D. 1915 but that
the defendants could be found in tins 10 be served
heew and have caused their appearance b. entered
such process had been duY served aud II being
made appear by affidavit the satisfaction OF the Chan
ceor that the said defendants do reside III the State OF
New Jersey, bat IN the tity Of Nen-S0rk
IL teTeupon this thirteenth day of February IN the
year Lord thousand eight hundred aud ortyyr
motion of John Van Dyke Solicitor Of the by
this order directed by the Chancellor that the said absegt dele
dantS do appear plead denur the compliments
bill before the frst Tuesday of April that "a
default thereof such decree h made against them the han
cpllo shall think equitable and And It is further
lerrd. tat tin, order shall thin twenty days hereafter be
served pecoriIy the said defendants by delivery Of
thereof To them be published within the sad twenty
DAYS tine FREEDMAN, newSUalsf pfnted al New Bruins
wick his STATE aud continued therein for weeks
ceS>iyey least every weeks add also within and for
the same length OF time ia the NEWYORk TRlBU NJ,
1 newspaper printed ia the City of New York
A true copy. o. $. HALSTED, &.
=. X. GUSf>tEBE. Clerk. lSf law CIV
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HLD CASTLE soAP-A ai.e old genuine dark mettle4
" article Sold at IS cents pound, by T. JONES, 50
Chatham St and 323 Broadway. III I'm
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IN VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE
1;lA splendid store aud commodious Dwelling House to-
s~a- gether with few offices aud few building
lots adjoining situated 10 thriving village on The Hudson
River. The built BY the present OF the prem
ses about years ago during which space OF time ne has
,inued occupy himself and still occupies doing bs
principally the Cash Syetem but his health being
had wishes dispose It needs only he viewed and
examined into recommend itself worthy the attention Of the
business no may be search Of weestahlised
cern. Cali on MesSTs HUTCHINGS CASWELL x
Cedar Y m
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HOME PORTS.
ARA, Norfolk schrs Mirror, Brush NYork vesper.Ba
ker, do.
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MILLINERY GOODS Cheap for Cash, at 81 Bcaver-st
If1 three doors Pearlrhc subscriber has received,
within the pas; few days. large and splendid assortment
of Sprlng Millinery Goods, 10 which nc invites the aten
ton of Merchants Nners and the trade in general He
has been on hand whenever steamship packet has ar
rived in order TO have the first selections and does not hes
itate 10 say that lac has hand and will continue TO
have during the coming season, the richest largest, and
most splendid assortment Of Millinery Goods to be found In
market The reputation which he has Of selling goods
cheap Is proverbial and his in selecting Hat Ribbons
and silks acknowledged, by those who KNOW TO be tho
best in the city and that is every thing in buying pur
asers DESTROYS Of buying such goods as Will sell may rest
assured that BY Calling they Will find 10 be true what Is
here represented. i. VI. STEVENS, VI beaVer-st
Nor Work Feb 10 ,sa5 l0fY
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49, STORE. 10 La1.-Ihe lower loQr aud hase-
<5H ment of the commodous store No. 36 Eighth street
and Astor Place. The building 90 feet deep
with granite front Eighth and convenient
trance at either end its situation being located only few
doors from Broadway and the Bowery readers II OF
the most central aud eligible points for business the
part the city Oneha Of the basement will be let er
ey desired being well adapted oT many kinds OF busl-
ness aud particularly for Oyster Saloon For further PER
80, i,r unuira ON the urpuiS