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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.
THNHIS EVENING, May 81, le45, will be per
n formed the

The Faklr OF Ava, Mr. STEVENS. Tahi Tonguck
Mr.. THOMPSON. kasrag, MIR. BURKE. ALADDIN
Mrs. BURKE. The Widow Ching, Mrs. WILKS.
Previous to the Spectacle the fashionable piece call
ed a WIDOWS FROLIC. MandevIlle Mr.. Thomp
SON Splash Mr. Burke. Aurelia, Mrs. Burke. Lucy
Mrs. Penson.
% Boxes 80 cents, Pit 25 cents. Gallery %
cents. Doors open at O'Clock. Performances tC
commence at quarter before O'Clock. 1t
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PARSONS & PRESTON,
uDORTRAIT OF THE LATE REV.

N JOHN h. GlLDEA. JOHN MURPHY, No.
us BALTIMORE STREET, will soon publish the
above from likeness furnished by the family, said
to be the only correct one taken. The work is now
in the hands Of a distinguished artist and will be
issued in a few days.
G(3- In order to prevent any misunderstanding or
disappointment no subscriptions will be received for
this portrait until the work is finished when it will be
for sale at the publishers store, m29 81
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EpATH APPARATUS!
Ed HEALTH AND COMFORT!

N
JAMES CORTL.AN \ SON are prepared to sup
ply all who DESTROYS of health, luxury, cheerful
ness cleanliness and comfort, with Bath Apparatus OF
every description. They consist in part of BATH
TUBS; do with the Improved PATENT HEATER
attached do. with Patent Heaters and Shower Baths
attachcd Patent Portable Pneumatic SHOWER
BATHS; do. for travellers; Portable Shower Baths,
with or without force Pumps; Shower Baths, with
pues attiched Bathing Troughs for infants; Bathing
Pans with seats i'll them; SPONGING BATHS; Foot
Baths; Slipper Baths; Leg Baths; HIP BATHS, &c,
forming the extensive assortment Of Baths ever
offered for sale in this city, all of which of own
manufacture, and will be sold on the most accommo-
dating terms.
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mag nearly opposite the Centre Market.
AtMEAP DRY GOODS. There maybt found
u at the "White House, one of the best assert
ments of STAPLE DRY GOODS in the city, and at
prices that at the surprise and delight of every
customer, consisting in part of
Cloths, all shades and qualities, from 50 to 81
Cassimcres, French, English and Domestic, 81 TO Sll
Summer Cloths, from 81 to 624 cts.
Linen Drills, white, brown and fancy colors 25 81
Gambroon, plain and fancy, % to l2i cts.
Irish mems p cts. to 81
Lawns, Bareges, Bazarines, Chn;zcs, Prints, Al
paccas, sc &C.
Also, a large assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS,
which will he sold at factory prices ut the "WHITE
HOUSE," JOHN Il. WILSON,
No. 33 Baltimore street,
m27- VISIT doors below Frederick.
EpOOK BISDING-Execute in every style
RD with expedition and on reasonable terms, at
LYCEfr'S, No. l22 Baltimore street, the Pat
riot office, in Velvet, Morocco Russia, Calf, Music
and Periodicals neatly bound. mSwsly
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n Avs OF MARYLAND. made and nass.d
~ by the General Assembly, at December session.
1874. Just received and for sale bv
+. LUCAS. il No. 40 Baltimore street
@,. persons wishing to complete their sets can be
shPphea win the back numbers. MEG
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e AnGS NfNDE,
" CdkONOMETER & WATCH MAKER,
nIo-ly No. II SOUTH GAY STREET.
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ANtLLIAM w. LEE, FASHIONABLE HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No 4 N. GAYsT
Gentemens Razors set at the shortest notice ai6x
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rSERS1sAs BUksSG siUoDs go Sk.Li..
III should buy them l1p, and Then they will hive
na dihcn'iy IN selling them That is OF the great
secrets of trafc--1rd HE reason why they succrrt
when "'hets do not is thai they buy their goods from
10 to 20 per cent. lower than Others All persons
WlShtng to buy goods uncommon CHEAP. aud at
prices that VIII enable them sell them rapidly at
iaT pofii. would do well 10 cell on the subscriber and
take look al his stock aud prices, which consists in
part as follows Combs; Buttons; Thread; Pins; Nee
dies; Fish Hooks; Cu'lery g, man Silver Ware; BIZ
tahna Ware; Japanmed Ware; COFFEE Mills; Lard
Lamps; Pcrtumey; Fancy Soaps, Jewelry, sc. To-
gether with endless variety too numerous 10 men
non As the subscriber is agent or of the East
ern manufacturers, he can sell very cheap.
m2t-tf ELIAS HALE, No. ll2 Baltimore At
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Ak: JOHN ROSE, THOMSONIAN PRA1.
;hS IIIiONER OF MEDICINE, Office and Dwei.
ing, PRATT STREET, second door East of sharp. Bal
umOrG. r.
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vHNO GENTLEMEN

III livery STABLES. The subscriber has
"a taken those large and cammodous STABLES,
formerly attached to the "WHEATFIELp INN,n be-
tween Howard aud Eutaw streets, and put them in
thorough repair They are now in order for the re-
ception of HORSES AT LIVERY or for sale His
Grananes are welIlstoied. He pledges bis best e&er
ne Gentlemen are requested I to cali aad rye his
Stables examination.
MEG .eolm' EDWARD COCKEY.
ENXTRA FINE TOBIAS AND ]. $. JOHN
EA SONS Real Church-St., Liverpool, WATCH
Els, in Hunting Gases, very superior article, re-
ceived this day. with white and gold Dals. For sale
at G. ID. CLARK'S.
m29.d2w Water ST., 81 door from Calvert.
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n AVNS, RALZARINES- .S:c. Three car
mA ICONS elegant new style worsted Balzarines, the
cheapast"ve offered in this market
Aso' case beautiful Checked Lawns, Canarys,
finks ana brs, at greatly reduced prices the
aon s advancing those in want sno nd cali early,
they going Off rapidly. ''
Ii. IL. RICHARDSON B. Co,
- 223 Baltimore street,
m3o tAR1 first Dry Goods House below Charles.
SILVER PLATED VEsFBUTTOyS. for
- sale Ut manufacturers prices, hv
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
ms 900 Baltimore street,
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Dl3N W. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER.
- fAHkrTE-sr, adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial-ly
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NYSPEPSIA. The most obstinate case of
hV DYSPEPSIA can be cured by the use of few
boxes of HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. Price % cents per box, or for ST. For sale
by SETH ). HANCE, of Charles and Pratt SITS.
and l0S Baltimore street, m2i
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FARMERS & PLANTERS, BANK,
RALTINoRR, NAV "a, le45.
FkNHE Stockholders Of this Bank are hereby nctj
Il fled, that an election for sixteen Directors will
he held at the Banking House On MONDAY The 7th
day of July next, from IL O'Clock, NJ To o,c,ork p
M nl26 6t II. RUTTEp. Cashier.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

MI OtTMORANCY III. PRICE.
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKEI
mh24-U No. go s. CALyRRr SIN
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a IUMPOUND SYRUP GUM ARARIC-
~ For Coughs, Colds, WhoOpmg Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
tle hreast' rms Is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which repderx
II one OF the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints offered for the relief of suf
ierlhs humanity. II has maintained a high standing
or eight years. and needs only fair trial TO prove the
tfu'h OF the above statement. Prepared only by
ap24 corner East RaItinore and uisb ~,
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SENET HATS. SENET HATS!

YHNHE FRENCH CAPSULE OF GELAi lNE
M AND PURE BALSAM COPABlA, for safe by
SETH 5 HANCE, l0s Baltimore street, and cor. OF
CHARLES aud Pratt sis. ma
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NA ~ SARAH NJ. PEALE, PORTRAIT
~ 81 FAINTER, has removed to No. ; N. FRONT
,ii MEL, Exhibition Room open during the day for
VIsIters nc Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and
repaired. ' ms anu
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"RS. NICKERSON,N No. SO North Howard st.
IVA mas Just received a few pieces Corded Lawns,
| wide. ,ue6
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. MRS. NICK
IN ERSON, No SO North Howard ST.. has just re-
e c another supply ofvery cheap Artificial FLOW
EkS. ...tt.,4... ........ .u m2G
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

The country banks appear to have increased larger
per cent than those OF this city There is, however,
much greater uniformity in the aggregate than
we anticipated The increase in the amount of deposits
shows that the discounts have been larger than the ac
tual wants for legitimate business purposes require 1t
shows that with all the speculation going on in stocks
and several descriptions Of merchandise there is more ca
ptal than can find permanent employment An increase
in the amount of deposits also shows that there
have been increase in discounts The banks endeavcr
to reduce their line ofloans just previous making their
quarterly reports but in many instances instead of call
ing in loans they transfer them in such way call
them some other name, which reduces the amount of
discounts in their returns The increase in deposits
shows that the loans have increased the
efforts OF the banks O disguise the fact
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
MONEY MARKET.


WcUheSUuy, NOW O-O r. Ns
Quotations for stocks to-day declined several per
Stonngton fell off / ; Norwich and Worcester 2 Erie
Railroad t; Reading Morris Canal I ; Farmers's
Loan Pennsylvania SIS Long Island 81 Canton 81;
Harlem H. The sales we're not very large, and it was
the general opinion in the street that prices would soon
improve sgain Two members of the new board of bro
kers failed to-day, and it was undoubtedly the effect of
these explosions that depressed the market. The fail
alluded to two extensive bears and the failure
Of few more Of that class operators would relieve
market very much
We annex the current quotations for State and other
stocks in this market, compared with those ruling at
two previous periods -
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

HARPS
I EMOv AL OF Warerooms to 28l Broadway, in Granite
~ Building cor Chambers ST. f. BROWNE offers for
SAFE az 2ai broadway an elegant Of double
se action Harrs The rich briancy of tone ghtness
touch perfect mechanism and elegant finish Of these haps
uneQuaed warranted 10 bear the Of climate and Eu
ropesn prices The attention of merchants the musical
world generally, Is particularly desired.
maps repaired. Str.ngs Instruction Books &c
JF BROWNE X co. tFrom Erard,)
- , London and New York estab shed 1910.
Certainly the finest harps VET produce The first profession
stcat Mirror, June, ls40.
Mr Brownies harps are by far the magnificent
msnts we saw Through his perfect knowledge othe in
suent ne mas enected many import improvements the
department and in the there eItraord
nary ADDITION OF sweetness purity aud The pillars
elaooraely and gogeously ged while the frames
27th, lgi5. "a I'm DIN we rrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
CHEMICAL BALSAM,
Or Hair InyaUOrntO

REMEDY for all diseases iacidsnt to the Hair and ITS
reach Of
MERITS OF THE CHEMcL BAL SAM OR HAiR SvIeoR roR-It
prevents Badness tremoves Dand and Cutaneons Scn
IL keeps the Hair natural color and prevents
turning grey It !: now presented TO the world with firm be
will be found on rial uneaualed Prepared solely by Pba
Agents-o Fish & Co.. washngton, d. C.. Aver 4 Phelan.
70 Broad St. Columbus, Georgia; Tu.ale, Assembly Build
corner Of Court and Howanrd streets, Boston b. Brow
err No. 1o5 Fulton st, Brooklyn; NJ. s. Fetch Marebo
Ulster Co. N. "; V. B. Loc.row, No 81 Beaver
Albany John B. Watson Charleston Hotel, South Carolina;
8. Tousey, Syracuse, Y s28 I'm nae
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

GROWTH Sr. LorIs.-This central city Of the
West is taking rapid strides in population and
wealth The Republican estimates the number of build
ings erected in this city the present at two thou
sand, one half Of which OF brick The number Of
bricks used the present put at AZ oO0
and the number Of pressed bricks which used only
for the fronts Of hpe buildings and cost SIS per thou
sand, are set down at upwards Of 800 O00
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
NsUs AND AoRrcvLrunAL PRopUcrs OF ST.. JosrrHs

this increase has been general throughout the State
the productions of lsa5 will exceed those of lsiO u
Wheat at least five millions, and in Corn about three
million bushels The taxable property Of the western
States increasing rapidly that at the present
rate, Of taxation the of each in short
time be sufficiently large to meet their current expenses
and the interest the public debts 1t may appear to
many interested in a resumption Of payment on the
part of the delinquent staes that they making very
little progress towards accomplishing desirable q
suit but in this they mistaken The greatest pros.
perity exists in every section Of the country and if
improper Legislation in Congress in the State Legisa
lures destroys the present healthy state of things there
will without doubt be resumption Of the payment of
the interest the debts of every delinquent State
Territory in the Unon except Mississippi and Arkan-
hin the next five years. This result
will be brought about by two things alone,
first, the immense and rapid increase in the wealth
and of each State, and the improvement
the public mind in relation to the subject State in
debtedpess and state delinquency. There will be- with
out doubt, at least resumption the coming winter
Maryland and perhaps too-Michigan- land movements
will undoubtedly be made in the Legislatures OF
other delinquent States from which we tell some
thing in relation to the prospect Of extensive
resumption
There has been fair demand for sterling exchange,
and the supply of bills in the market large. We
quote bills on London 81 9i per cent premium on
Paris Of 20 Of 2sf Amsterdam 39 39i Hamburg 35!
sot Bremen 7si 7si. The decline in the rates for
sterling exchange has fallen within the past week or
two very much and are still declining
The banks Of Philadelphia have declared the follow
ing dividends for tho past six months :-Commercal
Bank Of Pennsylvania 81 per cent for last six months
Philadelphia Bank do do Kensington Bank 5 do do
southwark Bank do do Mechanics. Bank ~ do do
Western Bank do do N. Liberty Bank do do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank do do Manufacturers
and Mechanics Bank do do.
S,Thc Farmers and MechsnicsBank Of Hartford Conn.
has declared semi-annua dividend of three and half
per cent payable the 4th of November.
The tolls the canals of this State for the last week
IN october amounted to Sl57 o0o making for this season.
no TO that time 81 237 Asa II is estimated that for the
sason Of sa5 the total tolls will be at least 81 600
We annex the reports Of three Of the Albany Banks
for November compared with August. II will be OBJ.
served that the Mechanics and Farmers Bank has in.
creased Its line of discount, circulation and deposits
very largely within the pas three months
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

TRINITY CoILEGE.-By neatly printed catalogue
Resident Graduates 8; Seniors ~; Juniors 22 Soph-
mores ~; Freshmen, IA; total 81 The building
wli AFFORD additional facesand 1t appears TO be
institution calculated to do full justice TO its students.
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
NATIONAL HOTEL,

-. " uSHt7tgfO9L CWy ID, 2,
1'HE PROPRIETOR Of this fine Hotel, formerly known al
Gadsbys. hut generally called Colemans Hotel de
es to return his inanks his friends and the travelling por
on Of the community generally for the favor which they
have bestowed uon him since he opened his establishment
and to assure them that he will spare exeons render hi
ceived so liberal share
The house having been, during the summer, thorough,
painted and rettod the
or resden's and the proprietor respectfully soil
cu continuance OF past iayos the part OF visitors
Washington, residents during the session Congress be
ng confident that they will always find comfortable lodgings
the best on the table that the market affords and and
polite waters. y. 8 COLEMAN.
washington City September, l845. s5 3md&Ws jgb
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
Died.

Died,
At Tompkinsville, Staten Island Wednesday morn
ing, REBEccA SEAMAN wife of the late Capt John Sea-
man. in the 73d year Of her age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family invited
to attend her funeral without further invitation on Fri
day. the 7h instant at IL o'clock The steamboat Sylph
leaves Whitehall at IL A. M.
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. $, ISIS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 8, lel5'
All hail New York The people in this city are IN
transports at the overthrow of the natives but tney
were greatly disappointed at the limited supply Of he
atds' to give them the full returns Iieoer was run
down for the paper though he had ordered an extra
NV vet tbey did not arve and before two O'Clock the
boy. were selling them for shilling The Tribune and
Express are comparatively unnotced-they lie dead on
hs counters and the cry is ncessantly the Herald the
rYao,ai the Herald Ysu will have heard before this'
- tho election in Camden has resulted in the
~ the democrats and the entire prostration Of the
ve Camden was tho last nook and of creation
J.; which the faction had foothold but, alas that
!. now taken from them They dead dead dead, aud
rites can hereafter take warning from their fate, and
avoid the crimes and folies for which they perished
About ~ o'clock, to-day the planeing and sawm Of
Mr. Caiman, in Camden was burned to the ground Ih'
Is an unlucky establishment, as 1t met with ssimiihr
tate on the 7th Of June last.
There was a crowded house at Mrs keans beneht
last night at the Chestnut street theatre The play was
Romeo and Juliet ,s- - -..,,.a =.
The Fakir Of Ava has been humbugging our people s
great rate, performing nightly 20 "h ~ n"r czaos
pro wing successful by the help OF sucn OIL our caons
r. orskt ~ - emuoyed in a better busineM The sen.
son ~ halls ba, come around, and by the rumprs
sS;ns ,hs Thing will be entirely aground. Con
srts ton arc being given but apprehcnd tney c'nno
nrovs successful The opera VIII he tle Only r' ~ VI
mu,;cai performances our people will tolerate Tue ss
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
NIBLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
uL,DD Ay L,Y A NIlER

THE GER MAN NJ LCIA ~,
MOST respectfully e s ssars .,s. n b
lv en,erta;niuo soirees In this city, at NIhlos,
y Thix md every Evening this week
49, . he will give series Of experiments in Che
n. Tnepmstie, Optics Narurai philos ply and Magic
be by applying at the Dor Omce ron 10
10 l. and from tot o'clock
Tickets Fifty Cents .-, -,>,,1
6t.mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

and bsautfyng the Hrgo here you may and box oft
p.us,s ss.;.a 60; hsn j.; daily increasing
&c yng tie falling off Of the restoring bald parts
changing red or hairs to beautiful dark COLOR and
r Is really admirable; al who are in e such an ssiee
NO. IS Nassau street. For aud certificates, adver
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

BALTIMORE, NOV. D. lo3a.
Cool Wsather-7he Custom House Flare Conclusion
efthe Rape Case, but Terdicf Yt-Cty Mortality
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
The weather this morning, according to the mercury
Of flesh and blood thermometer, is about twenty
grees colder than it forty-eight hours ago. and
Judging from appearances will be cool than com
Portable in the course of few days.
hear nothing of the rupture in the Custom
House. excepting the growing of the disappointed and
the fearful whining OF those who still feed from the
public crib As to what the President will do when he
becomas fully acquainted with the doube-dealing and
chicanery that practised Of general
surmse but the probability that he will turn out tho
whole grist Of dsputants and fill their places with CT
tizens who are honest and capable but who have
taken part in the nine months scramble the spos
The of Roberts, charged with rape on Marga
retta Enrman gwen TO the jury last evening" aud
lney not yet az reed verdict. The argument
vi Attorney General Richardson most eloquent
Oi the many eloquent efforts OF that gentleman Al
MS tniled through every present. and
when he concluded there not disinterestsd man
within the hearing OF ms vse lout oi the Jury nox
leaving the But the jury retired, and they
without probability vi agreeing as
generally expected would be the case Immediate on their
being enipannelled Such trial by jury Ill the
centuryt should continue thus " etrogr8de,
what viii IL be i'll the twentieth.
lhe number OF deaths in Baltimore during the past
week was 49-males ~ and females -. OF number
OF consumption and tvs OF small pox
Marshall has deferred the opening OF the hoiilday
theatre until Monday next MURDOCH learn,
to appear ON the night II he brings good compa
ny brilliant seasonwi ill be the result II poor one, Bai
more Will not support II. .
The Original Enls pans attracting considerable at
tention among our fasonables playing nightly to crowd
ed houses.
Niessrs Chippen endale and Seton, and Mrs Timm,
dong up yaudevliles at the Museum Saloon to tine
houses. .
Iur M.RxErs-The Flour market still remains un-
settled though the by the steamer received last
night will doubtless slight advance this morning
tSta st ariu
city Mills Flour 1t held nominslly at So s7i Nothing
DONG i'll Susquehanna or rye -four
STOCK AND Mosxy MARKEr. The Stock market OPEN
ed for the week with considerable animation, and tho
sales have been extent both by private contract
ana at the stock board The rates have been well main
tanned notice especially the city six per cents.
sales at l0 ai0l TO- at which the market closes very
firmly. Five per cents are done at s5i State six per
cents sell at demand fair at the close. The Is
hxed and sellers will not accept lower Offer Three
per cents llaA3
The New York herald., 1845-11-06

MISS M. j. MARIUS II GEO. A. HOYT,
ATE Pcp,s Of the New York Institution for the Blind
specully inform their friends aud public that their
Concert VIII take pace on Thursday evening" Nov sh at the
Tickets to be had At the door.
Bib the course Of the evening Russelrs celebrated
Csntaa of The Maniac Old King Time aud several popular
Song, Duets, &c, will be sung. nl 'a.m
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
Toilet Articyes,-The most choice of Lub,n,s

Guerains Roussei's, and Prevosts Extracts, Har Al
Shaving Brushes Shaving Creams aud Soaps Combs of the
beautiful finish Rszors from the celebrated
face waIranted) Cosmetics Dentces and every prepa-
ration belonging 70 the toilet. For sale by
g. SAUNDERS x SON, III Broadway,
opposite HowaTd's Hotel
The New York herald., 1845-11-06
FLUID DENTIFRlCE

FLUID DENTIFRlCE.
HIS ARTICLE is offered the public eninently cal
culaed to the teeth from decay aud the
process where IS commencedto produce healthy of
the gums whether diseased neglect the result of
as well TO correct and purify the breath from offensive
oor arising from the the teeth aud gums
OF Tobacco or from other cause-wht cannot,
der any ccu umstances, result in injur. to the teeth
kfLuD DENTFRicE is prepared by L.. A. Rosenmler
Mo iH Eighth Avenue New ork, and be had No 81
sss ~ the bowery Nos io eco and 2es in Grand street Nos
o s8 "a Corner OF Norfolk and l3 Brooms For
Stn a Houston; 282 Second street; 81 Ninth Avenue; 81
Dieecker street, NO Aveaue d. Sixth Avenue and 18th
aad no lO Eighth Avenue-n Albany, at Comstock Co.'S
ii vandespefg; n Briggs; Burrows 4 NeIigan 2 4
II. van a., Baskfk; g. W. Badger; and j. +. Tripp.