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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-18
R eIGgtOWs.
REST.

REST.
eco where thou wilt rest is not to be found
but in humble resignation to the divine will. A
fond Imagination of being easier in any place
than that which providence has assigned us, and
desire of change grounded upon it, are both
deceitful and tormenting. "-A'KEMPls.
A greater than Attempts has said, There
remaineth therefore rest unto the people OF
God" Where is this rest! and what is it,
Paul did not mean the rest of the Jewish pill
grims in the land of Canaan Nor yet the rest
of heaven, which that land typifed exclusively.
But his argument is, there remaneth on earth
rest to Gods people. For he says, We that
have believed do enter into rest" The loca-
tion--the "where" of this rest is not ascertain
ed. 1t is state entered into while here on
earth, extending into and perfecting itself in e.
ternity but it is " REST" even here.
What is it them
A boy, just returned from village errand
was sent to bring home the COWS from the dis
tant pasture land. He sat down alone by the
way, and wept to be delivered from his condi
ton in life, by being placed in a clerkship. The
son of WEIGH minister, born just before his ia
Their emgrated to this country, wept alone tina
his foreign birth would exclude him from tn
presidency of the United States A woman re
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-18
Youths Department.
1T SLEEPETH.

1T SLEEPETH.
TRANQUILITY it sleepeth,
On its mothers breast,
Gentle thougts have won it,
Lovingly TO rest.
Lo! how deep its sIumber,
Like a summer lake;
Kiss it mother, kiss it,.
That it may awake.
Press it TO thy bosom,
Warm it with thy smile,
Let its sunny glances
GLADDEN. us awhile.
Lo! a shadow stealeth
Der it dim and dark;
Canst thou hear its breathing
Woo the silence? Hank
Silent! Lay thy finger
Gently on its heart;
Silly one! it sleepet,
Wherefore dost thou start?
Sleepeth! aye it sIeepeth
In its beauty where
Mothers love avails not,
And the Angls are.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-18

In the free States, there are 504,SS5 Sabbath
Schoars-in the slave States, only S2,5S2, The,
State of New York has twice as many Sabbath
Scholars as the entire thirteen slave States.
EvIpENcEs OF CIvILIzATIoN,-To see twenty
or thirty men collect, and form "rlng" TO see a
couple of dogs fight.
SLAVERY IN TExAs.-There are now ~ Texas
%, 900 or 80 900 suves A direct slave trade ls
carried on between Cuba and Texas, formerly, O.
penly, but now secretly. The profits are sad to
be Immense aud itjs believed that the importation
of slaves IL very great.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-18

OF the good man is peace. How calm his exit
Night dews fall not more gently on the ground,
Nor weary worn out winds expire so soft.
Behold him in the eventide of life
A life well spent! whose early care it was
His ri per years should not pbraid his green,
BY unperceived degrees he wears away:
Yet like the sun seems larger at his setting.
lfyou wish that such an end may be yours, live
an upright and virtuous life, and you may depend
upon joy and triumph at last, even though the
world know you not-eyen though bitter foes pro
claim you monster. The good man dies in peace
His thoughts are not filled with dread, when he
contempates his end but his heart is full ofpeace
He looksl beyond the bounds of existence, feel
there is in reservation for him joys which the hear
of man cannot onceive.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-18
THE FIRE-SEDE.
THE GOOD MAN.

What can produce happier reflections than a
we'll spent lilei If we have passed the morning
and noon OF our days and arrived far into the eve
hing of existence, how bIissfu is the contemplation
of a vrtuous and active life No vicious propensi-
ties have been gratfed; no unhalowed deeds have
been perpetrated; but all behind is as beautiful to
contemplate as glowing landscape in the distance
How beautiful has Blair expressed the last days OF
tho pOod man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-14
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.


PHILADELPHIA, May IL, l945.
The Court OF Quarter Sessions is busily engaged in
packing away the small rogues with which this city is
infested. No case Of Importance has yet boon tried
and TO day the Court had before them case which ex.
cited some little interest arising of disturbance at
tho polls in Spring Garden.
The interest in the great between Pcytona and
Fashion, has reached intensity which is difficult to
describe Bets are as currently and as reckessly made
as they were upon the State Of New York going for
Clay on the two days after the election when the mat
ter was in suspense The losses and winning. ,v; n,
HeXpected De immense and il is be eyed many persons
will be ruined ""y Psi'ohs
Henry Horn the new Collector i, in town I'm, !, 4;
sara ne VIII not take possession of his office till rov
AnuIsuay, W. lehman The Postmaster, is already in
once and he, as well as Mr. Horn, are beset bv ann
cants ' :! aPph
1t is rumored that Calvin Blythe cxCollector il !, h
FIRST Auditor OF the Treasury. have seen private la,
ter 10 that effect from respectable source in Wasbing
ton. " ''a'nihS-
Among the rumors, which smack little Of war i,
one ta orders have been received at the Navy Yard for
he completion oil the sloop-ofwar Germantown forth.
WIN Ihs has semblance Of truth from the activitv
which now prevails in the yard 10y
stocks continue to look US TODAY though tbere
sies. ueai OF business transacted. There was not
saie Oh state 0s at the first Board though between
OoaIus ana at the second board some erc d a. "a
-. - 81 o inc closing sales of yesterday The opin.
- iass gaming ground that the August interest ~
W pau nor IN tul at least near IL that but Ittle
VIII remain 70 be paid by checks under az Ia,a -. ~
Assembly. have made enquiry frou , ane a,e act OF
the administration OF this matter and tbeir VINO nave
payment are sanguine. 80 "opes Oh iuI
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MR.. SAMUEL ROTHKOPE,
(Natiye OF Lyons, in france,l
OPE RATOR OF CORN s,
NJ, nL,V STD SL'T

MIR. sAMTEL ROTHKOPE, tnaiive Of Lyons in France }
vl first hand cutting Coms begs announce to te
public that he will undertake Corns whether IN tho
shape OF Onions Eagles Eyes, from between the toes or any
other csostces, well ncamated pals, by the simple
oil Elixir his invention. The operation 3 per
formed in two minutes without the least PAIN danger Of hurt
ing the toe. -
much from all other operations Of this kind the Corn Is taken
from the After the operation the In
aey put his shoes and walk easily he had never SUI
fered from Operated have the Satisfaction TO
will be performed Mr. RS residence. Patients attended
at their residence if required
Ladies and Gentlemen will find Mr.. Rothkopes residence
book containing thousands Of certificates from the highest no
by well from the medical gentlemen
in Europs whom he operated their greatest satisfaction
MI
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street., well known to
~ the victims Of Syphlte diseases, the most
practitioner New York boast Of the treatment Oh
this destructive and almost unmanageab malsdy still to p
found his old Office Dr. johnson satisfy one that 10
legally qualified TO practice Physic and Surgrhst he
OF general disease superior 20 Q!
proper Of variety Of enera Disease and
Structure of Crehrs preeminent. My patients not
only from every part Of United States but they from
the West Indies Canada 600 patieas
take this method Of strangers and parsons the CONN.,
try where they find physsan skilled IN the treatment Of
No matter how long you have Geet Structure, Ulcers
the body the throat pains the head and
bones Of the legs will and you your cua-
be Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weak
brought by secret habit INDUCED in by youag
have paid much attention 70 the treatment of this nady Many
unfortunate Of this has
sautsry treatment Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion of intellect orgeulness apation OF
plant, IL my directions followed guarantee cure Post
paid letters with Of 50 for advice at
tended TO- With the exception Of Dr. Cooper of
Dr. johnson, Of II Duane street the only regular educated
Physicap and Surgeon who advertses in this soert.
Inns
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evcry day. Price cents PEI
copy-s7 IS per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday --Price 81 cent
per copy-$s la cents per annumpaya able in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-alway
cash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty AMI
despatch.
o. All letters OF communications by mail addressed
to the establishment, must be post paid or the postsg
will be deducted from the subscription money remltteI
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoYRiEroR OF TINE New YoRx HERALD Ear pLisnxxr{
NorthwsN corner Of Fulton and NISSAN streets |
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nOCTOR CORBITT, Member Of the University of New
~ York also Member Of the Medical Society has removed his
Office from is Duane to Oliver street Chatham
Square, may be consulted conhdentially all diseases Of
delicate informed that the Doctor has
clusivey confined his practice from being general the
the city New York. which engages his entire attention
The annals medicine do record
against the Of mercury has its thousands of victims
Those and macated thai have
the treatment Of physicians less will be find
prompt relief by calling Dr. G. practice Of many years
has established the Doctors skill and respectable
ty Structures engage the Doctors profound attention
dcine may be had to certain disease Of its
FORMS Open from A. M. to 10 p NJ. myi3 I'm ossrc
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THE
/ N V / S ] b L L

so closely resembles the real head q hair that scert,ss and
~ connoeu have pronounced it the most perfect ana extra
ordinary invention Of the day The great ntage OF tins novel
and unique wig its being made without sewing or weaving
hair both ghes and natural appearance as e defy
all peraon evaporation n unimeded and the great
evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The skepe and e9rno,s
and the recuisT method q lifting head the manufsctu
rer A. c. Barry, 10 Broadway corner Of Liberty sues up
stairB. Az lm~ee
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TnoRN,s COMPOUND. EXTRACT OF coPAIp
MEDICAL NOTICE.

- NEDIJAL NUIIIE.
nOCTORS r. & j. BLAKE Consulting Surgeons esta-
blshed 1923 for the treatment Of all diseases Of the Ur
nary aud Genital Organs have removed their Office
NO u Dey street. first block from the Franklin House. An
extensive practice in several thousand enable them
remarkably quick in every stage Of the disease without
confinement, restriction mercury. Syphilis its first ap
parance as well its aggravated FORM permanently
cured in Incredibly short time. GonohGa and elect in
lew days or hours Structures Of long standing in week Pa
uents rely being treated with kindness skill integrity
aud strict secresy Sufferers from early mpdence will meet
with especial attention and an inaible remedy
Terms moderate
mli lmscc OFFICE Is DEY STREET
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

SSa hi; % always sa q:
IL Ery.iyss. diseases he ;a:
H. of the The surplus unable
aaSy ERUPTION. f Il. sanr IN %
with the Of The individual Other modifying and
pedisposng conditions 1t is obvious that the first object III
Tsh should Be restore the blood i. natural state
unhes!thy Ingredient undue proportion Of
Ss a, s s9d and
Ss pss f saa II sN St
RILLA i regulates the section and restores the sor.
deed gland; and that supply the fluid The blood
proportion to the stream Of life.
testimony Of the Of the Saraapara They
speak for themselves:-
IN Ms. Islands % ut, middle Angus: $sss
il such s s.Esa il VIII. IL
se,sa TSe sore my which,
had hitherto been confined spread all over the
a:shflEsd sJgs q yalsnt
Rssns a 9sssE
them; when last resort, procured few bottles your
s Tf|sn f my
y restored Respectfully ' ss..gIotNEs
Mesrs A. B. & D. sands-aving used your sarsapar,a ii,
be is s he ON Of m.E
!s -
s t. him ,ss s S de
sss x: III il %s. "
@ e Il. s1S &. s sa
The his
that he has bssa solely BY the
.i p.,.a and s x xRsF ssSs retail by bB4s5a
Ea;' B.Spsx:y
Price 81 PER bottle-six bottles for S. as imsm
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DYSPEPSIA, OR BLUE DEVILS.
SAFE, speedy and efecua for those that afct1
"A ed with this obstinate and ormentng disorder Of the d.
gestive organs, will be found in TURNER iSPEPSlA RE-
NEEDY. This remedy has been used successfully privat
practice bya Physician Of eminence for and has never
Sold Wholesale and retail for the Proprietor, E. WI
OWENS 800 Bowery Of Bond street PrlceS yer bot
10. a27 tm-ec
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NJ WISE,
OPTICAL ERQMG MANY

Mosrespectuy informs the citizens Of New York. and the
public general that he has located himself this city and
%ent q spectaGss and Reading Glasses Gold silver and
partly known his annual visits Saratoga Springs since the
last years. that by his knowledge Of the oca he
with weak be supplied with glasses which will greatly
benefit ana not strain me sight Particular attention called to
which through their high polish and ground produce the
their effects the eye for preserving and improving the sight
continued writing and reading. Shortghed persons and
such have been operated be suited He
likewise glasses Of superior quality in old frames
and socs the patronage of all of his articles Please
call Nj. WISE Optician
fl4 3msec All Broadway.
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HOBE'S PATENT

e. IIODE > Z "A I1N
+ KITE N SION DINING T. BILE S,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known the most du-
warranted to run constantly and not to be affect
Of choice patterns suited for private paror hotels steamboats,
&c., together with general assortment Of Cabinet Furniture
Of Elm, where the public respectfully invited call and
examine as lmAec
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BUiNTON'. THEATRE,
PALNIO's OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Wednesday, May 18th,
THE ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS,
MESSRS GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM AND WARREN,
Beg leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York.
that they continue their
ONCERTS
With change of Programme nightly, the above establish
ment, Introducing New Songs, Gees Chorusses, &c., &c
which have been received with enthusiasm crowded and de-
lighted audiences.
= For particulars small bills.
Boxes and Seats can be secured at the Box Office from
10 A. NJ until a NJ.
Doors open at 71-Concert at Q o'clock.
An Efficient Police attendance, order under the
direction of officer Stevens.
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.

persons afflicted with Rupture may rely upon the best n.
fee No. vesey street. either Of hs Agents the principal
the United States Be careful to examine the back
pad Of Hus Trusses they endorsed by Dr. Hull
writing None genuine be relied good. without
his signature.
Many persons undertaken vend limitations Of Huls
celebrated Tusyes and thousands imposed upon
These limitations be relied they made
by unskul mechanics aud better than the ordinary
Trusses
Rooms fitted up No Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having entrance from the bushels depart
ment, where female attendance TO wait
female ent all
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Sales Of StocLs NJ usrs

FIRST BOARD, May l3-Sl000 Louisville 8 per can, so
% Ioo sns u 3 BIZ d II shs Mech. BIZ al. 1000 sh,
80 shs Lehigh ID; Sl60 Lehgh 6s ~ a. oi'
snc9sp BoaRp.sdooo State 6s 73 5000 Lehgh Mort
gase Loan, - 100 Wilmington 2lt; 5000 Ches and Del
l05f. I'D p0'' my 's' 90
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READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
&.a HAS DONE.
THE GREATEST CURE EVER YET PERFORMED
BY ANY MEDICINE-IT NEVER FAILS.

ASTOUNDING FACTS!
- = PHILADELPHIA, January4, 18t5 .
hereby certify that when about twelve old
gradually became deaf in both that few months
found almost impossible hear unless the very loudes
tones Of voice remained in that situation until last
Acoustic OIL Immediately obtained bottle which have
used and happy has acted magic and quite cured
Any wishing further information Of my case which
think remarkable will find by calling residence
Concord street, first door above Second
MRS REBECCA BAXTER.
From the Albany Daily Knickerbocker.l
This certify that Willard jerks Proprietor Of the We.
Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with deafness in
ear Tor the twenty years and in the other for the last
that was impossible for hear the loudet voice. aud after
trying various remedies without improving hearing in the
least induced to Scarpa Acoustic Oil for the
Deafness and with great qualification enabled state
that has perfectly restored hearing and will he happy
any rrson who wishes Tor information ~ relation q ny cas-;
The following certificate addressed TO Messrs A. D. D.
Sands to whom the parties are Known
. NV YoRK, Oct. TO- 1874.
Messrs. -GcntlemenThe following Of the
beneficial effects produced by the Of Scapas Acoustic Oil
on my daughter send Of justice that Others may
have positive facts TO convince them Of s value and ecacs She
was nearly deaf Tor two years and could only be made TO hear
according the printed directions and before quarter Of
the bottle applied hard substance discharges from the
ear and soon after the hearing in both completely re-
stored now almost year since the cure vas aho
Is proved to be perfect Further particulars can DC
obtained by those interested by calling al my
This valuable medicine is for sale by A. d. & ID. SANDS
sole agents for the propretors No Fulton street 23 Broad
way, Granite Building, Of Chambers street. and East
Broadway ais lm"m
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DkrlLLD FITTED CHERRIEs.-,o bushels Dried Piued
n S s. or sale IN lots to suit purchasers. Inquire
t'S'~o N''1i 'ueee myi2 asrh
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PRQPRIETORS, CITY
~ AMP COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!
1913 Greenwich Street,
MEAN SoCRrIANpT ST, AND OPPOSITE PACIFIC HoTrL
NEW roRK.
WE BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established our
w selves at the above place. principally the purpose of
meeting our views Of WHOLESALE and large family
have carried business for past in this civ
together with the high quality and moderate price
goods have earned Tor degree Of and
beyond that ofany similar house United States and we
consider these the best obtain
tronage. =
We have however, much pleasure stating that we have
made, with aud Judgment our selections from ali
the spring cagoes and which comprise the OF
Young Tyson, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Ooong Pekoe
Ninsyong Cong3u sopchong, &c. which have arrived here
TINS season. which, with immense of Fine and Good
Qualities we offer at wholesale and retail We have true
ground daily. $1,000 $50
We continue operations other places heretofore
particularly al III chatham obcden
- CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Philsdelphia-so Chestnut street. aud IS Fifth street.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE,
NEW ROCHELLE LANDING.

~ RICE begs inform his friends and tho public gene
W rally that his house transient and
steady bosIdeTs for the ee grateful for the
untrng exeons and experience which he had Of
the best establishments this country he feels confidence
him with their patronage Having leased the above premises
for term Of and having greatly improved them during
the present by erecting and spacious building
nearly large the former main which divided into
handsome and suits Of neatly fitted for
the accommodation ofames he prepaedto make arrange
in the country His charges he begs the public
not and been high have been and
in all they will exceed other establishment
Quoted in smia! manner Mr. Julian 50 well KNOWN n, a.
that the taste Of will be fully graed
market affords.
In addition the regular ordinary o'clock there will be
dinner provided arrival of the boat o'clock
during the mouths July and August new and substantial
dock has been built, accommodate
and faster steamboat the Croton its equal which Capt Peck
has pledged himself to this during the The
Captain intends there shall be further complaint this
count The public will find in few days that the facilities Of
travelling and from this splendid and land
water surpassed, and that they will accommodate
business of all classes.
myI2 Ns lie C.. f. RICE.
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DhoUEhNEOIYPE PORTRAITS.
+. TRACY has taken Rooms. at No 2s3 Broadway up
sHS h OF nv whf Re % $ sH |
prices are ''''o5S T6 b T i'ES T DoLG&Rs
S d Bssss s' e 81
time and those who wish Pictures his peculiar beautiful style
Plates Cases, Chemicals &c. always on hand u.tc-
-tions given in the Art on moderate terms ala I'm
DAGUERREOTYPE.
haGa a h sSs d
Vienna invoice yoghlaender sons celebrated German
s9s:ss % &c &c
depend upon having excellent Instrument them
Gals used in the poss
Of the best quality aud at as low prices as hey Be obtained
LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
The cA.sp. and M MsW a Hoak s.y. ., n. c
Ia. Goods Toys PsTlumery Cutlery Jewellery and other va
On rs SE%
Counter No '.e ''D as cents each article
S S:::': n: !: & s !: !:
All the Goods warranted to be genuie the prices are fifty
@ l :aS a :e "a cheaper
You will also find in the BAZAAR the most complete as
Of Sugar rp%Ss and Candies from s'a
no S;ss sd S o st
cthe Ice Department and ladies' and sns
men will obtain at the Lafayette Bazaar real Ice Cem phia
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
front Of the two galleries of the Bazaar bagueeoyre
ad sf
For S,s "5 5mss particulars apy'0 A ARTAutT
VoIGTLAENDEk'S DAGUERKEOTYfh
APPARATUS.
y, law Mr. w0s.,ads Vienna enable the subscribers to
sic Apparatus, with three inch lenses for size
Medium size Apparatus, with inch lenses for half size
Small Apparatus: with one-andahalf inch lenses for
Gentlemen sending accordance with the above
App,S, not wo5hss. ,,sd article they having
ali iss,
PPhilsdslphia Exchange. -
the Artists general that the above ApaIS s and
Sas s Attesr No. aSi BscsSMsy
DAGUEkREOTYPE
BBINsSE & CO., SO William street up stairs, respect
@ % hs ses a s s he svs and sn %
sdsiss. They constantly hand the Chemicals and
RssBs5 ss Sssfss
city make. mis- lm*rc
/ w ANTED-CHEAP JlNlMY'S Wholesale ard retail
w rety Arcade No ISL Grand of Forsyth
The subscriber remind the ladies' that il they
bargains and wish be dealt with honoaby that his
adjustment stands preemineut the city, There
asked and the most reduced price practical
be and many articles sold for half for than
quarter the usual retail prices The proof of this assertion
well bstantated by the extensive of custom has
the subscriber commenced this
dealing Another great advantage is that when has to
buy variety of articles there such assortment be
found here consisting Of all descriptions Of hosiery gloves
mitts laees edgng silk and cotton nets plaid sprs and plain
scissors buttons combs brushes thread and needles of Al de-
talos and dress makers trimmings of description and
embracing than thousand different articles City
cheap for cash will find this Of the most desirable places in
the city.
IN B-No advantage taken of acquainted with
the value or quality Of articles. JAMES SUDAN,
ml36t*rc 26l Grand st -