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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-12-24

10 BE EXEcuTED.-Governor Skunk
has. issued his warrant for the execution
of Jabez Boyd Convicted Of murder in
Chester county } on the Dist ult.
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Notice i1a Attachment.

A LII perons interested will take notice
N. that James Perry, at the November Term
of the Court of Common Pleas, for the coun.
ty of Portage, in the State of Ohio, sued out
Of said Court writ Of attachment against
James Montgomery for the sum of 1000 dol
lars. which writ has been served and returned.
Attest, HORACE Y. BEEBE, Clerk.
Dated, Rayenna, Dec. 1s, l845.
BiERcE g. WoLCorr, Atty's for Deft.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
IDEAL French Cashmere D'Ecosse, Reps
II do., Brochades. afghan Satins, Polka
Plaid, French De Lains, any quantity Of Silk
warp and colored Alpacas, from 25 cents per
yard upwards; Gala Plaids, Chusans. compris>
ing all Of the latest styles Of Dress Goods to
be found in the market, for sale on the Low
PRESSURE READY PAY SYSTEM at KENTS'.
Ravenna, Oct. 80, l845
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ARRIVED AT LAST.
CYRUS PRENTISS

"AS now received his Hardware,
IL CrOckery, Groceries, Paints &
Dye-SluGs which makes bis assortment
full and complete, embracing greater variety
than any other stock in this village and will
be sold as he has uniformly sold his Goods
during his entire residence (Twenty four
years) at lower prices for the general Stock
than any other concern in this Viliage and
will continue to do so SO long as he contin-
ues in Business notwithstanding the wind and
Gass that may be eminated from new or old
concerns. He would simply say that he has
been selling Brown Sheetiags at 81, I and
cents. Sole Leather, prime article, at 10 cts.
and heavy at Is cts. Alpaecas at Q shillings,
Muslin Delains atso cts. and is now selling
Muffs OF IS shillings. But he has not thought
them cheap enough to receive special notice.
The highest market price will be paid for
all kinds of Produce as usual.
Ravenna, Oct. 81, 1845. -.
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GO 1T! BOOTSH!

A FEW cases Of gentlemen's fine calf and
N kip Boots, of the latest sty le and superior
finish, from Ss to Ss pair: call and see them.
ALso-Any quantity Of Ladies' Buskins,
ties and slips, from s to 8 shillings per pair.
Nov. 4, 1s45. M. KENT g. Co.
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SHAWLS of all kinds just received aud
y for sale cheap by DAY h 90.
Sept 90, l845.
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THE PAST AND THE PRESENT
GALLETT 81 co.

MOT having sold goods for the last "a
IN years in this village at one per cent prof
it they, cannot at this time claim any
preempt'on right like theirneigbors; but think
if they had there would have been less mo.
nopolies and more money in the pockets Of
the People. They do not wish at this time to
exhibit any egotism and mountebank "emina-
tions of ,Oind and Cas- to CANNON the peo
pie another "a years-for they think that
every honest man, woman, and child in Port
age county know that the establishment OF
the "Cash and Ready Pay" Store in this
place has reduced the prices of Goods IS per
cent-and further-the people may expect
tina: so long as water runs and grass grows
that we shall continue to sell Goods here 10
per cent. less on the stock throughout than
any old coucern in this County, notwith-
standing the pufs and swells Of the Grea
Western.
Ravenna, Nov. 4th, 1845.
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ID ONNETS.-Velvet and Silk, some very
ID pretty winter Bonnets, also tuscan and
Leghorn, jast received and for sale cheap by
Sept SO, 1845. H. l.. DAY g. Co.
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TLOTES and the best for over Goats
" ever you did see. Also Cassimeres,
Sattinetts and Broad cloths, amazing cheap
by H. l.. DAY e. Go.
Sept. 90, I945.
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marrie0.

On the 10th inst. by Rev. J. Mershon. JARED
w. SHEWELL, to HANNAH NJ. JOHNSON,
both of Randolph.
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ROBERT, f. PAIN e,
At NEY A T L A w,
RAvENNA, PORTAGE COUNTY, ONO.
Office over Campbell's and Tyler's Stores
directly in front of the Court House.
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nRESS GOODS.-Repp Cashmers, De
- Cosse, Paris De Lanes Alpachas &c.
&c. just received by DAY & Co.
Sept. 90, 1S44.
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Hurrah for the New Currency.
TlCKNER & MASSEY
TTAvING formed copartnership, in the
Ill HATII.NG BUSINESS, are pre>
pared to furnish the gents of Ravenna and the
surrounding country, with the neatest, fairest,
rarest, and decidedly the cheapest Hats ever
offered in this market. They have received
a set ofFalI fashion Blocks, and those who
wish Hats of the latest fashion can be accom-
modated by calling at our shop, two doors
south of the Court House, at the sign of the
Mammoth Black Hat. They will pay the
highest market price for all kinds Of produce,
wool and fur. Some of the rags in circula-
ton not refused.
Nov. 26, 1845. 26tf.
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BROADCLOTHS, CAsSIMERES,& &c.
PARTICULAR attention paid to this line
l. of tile trade:-those who wish to pur-
chase suit of clothes cheap, will find it to
their advantage to look at our assortment, as
thew will find the largest and best stock Of
cloths, cassimeres and sa:inetts in town, COM
prising all colors, qualities and prices. We
90 in for small profits and quick returns.
Nov. 4, 1s45. M. KENT & Co..
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CASH FOR HIDES.
TASH for Good Beef Hides delivered at the
~ Store of M. KENT g. Co.
November 10, l845.
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FURS. FURS.

SAMUEL MASON.
RavenHa, Dec. 8, 1845. 2Stf.
A DWELLING HOUSE AND
BLACKSMITH SHOP and an acre Of
ID land, for sale by the subscriber. Said
property is situated at the centre of Sha-
lersville, and lies on the Southwest corner of
the cross road and is very pleasantly situated,
quantity of choice fruit trees which are
young and thrifty are standing on said prem
ises. The Buildings are all new and very
conveniently arranged; terms of sale will be
made TO suit the convenience of the purcha-
ser. for further particulars enquire of the sub
scriber on the premises.
E. A. BUZZEL.
Shalersville, Nov. 81. 1845. s6tf.
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DRESS GOODS.
A LPACA, Rep. Brocade, and silk warp
N Cashmeres, Coburg and Muslin De
Lans, very rich patterns and extremely cheap
at GlLLETTS.
October l845.
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TARPETING.-A few pieces Of Carpet
~ will be sold very low at GILLETT'S.
Oct. 1845. 'a!4 'E4t3
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6, ls45.
Tuesday Evening.

IueSday LVeLlhS'
This has been q day Of unusua
and exciting interest in both branches
of Congress. 49G
In the House Of Representatives the
resolutions from the Committee on
Territories, for the admission Of Texas
into the Union, as an independent state,
were called up al an early moment.
They had been made the order OF the
day for yesterday, but not reached at
that time. On their being announced
and read, motion was made by Mr..
Herrick, to lay them on the table. Mr..
Mcconnell called for the previous ques-
ton, and would not withdraw it. The
motion to lay on the table was then
put, and decided in the negative, Yeas,
Sc, Nays, l42. The question then
recurnng-"shall the joint resolutions
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF COURT.-On the 18th day of Janu-
ary I346 at one o'clock in the afternoon at
the door of the Court House IN the town Of
Ravenna will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder, the Equitable interest belonging to
the Estate of Lewis Griffths, late Of Deer.
field. Portage County, deceased, TO wit: In
ninety (eo) acres of land in lots ninety and
ninety five In said township Of Deerfeld,
subject to the Dover Estate of Mary Griffiths
widow of said Lewis Grifitbs, therein ap-
praised at S6l2,s2, terms will be made known
on the day of sale.
FREDERICK DANIELS, Administrator
of LEWIS GRIFFrTHs, deceased.
Deerfeld, Dec. 9th, 1845.
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DIR. DUNCAN's
EXPECTORANT REMEDY, FOR
CO NJ s u WI p r I O M

Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma. Pain in
the Side, Breast and Chest, Whoop~
ing Cough, Group, and all dis
aaxae of tho l iuer and tho
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that of the United States Cuba larger market for our
manufactures and products than for those OF Great Br
n any othercounry; while Great Britain furnishes
lsrger markets for the products &c. Of Cuba Nearly
onshrd of the aggregate foreign trade Of this Island is
with the United States
The importaons and expectations Of the island Of Gu
ba idspend very much Upon the crops. The ability to
pay pr Jducts depends entirely upon the state
othe markes FOR their productions in foreign countries
Few articles admit Of greater expansion contraction
accodng to the price, than the products of Cuba-hey
peing principally luxuries the consumption of which
depends so much upon the price and the ability OF all
classes to provide themselves with them All the pla Mt
ers OF Cuba want, arc markets for their coffee
and sugar, and they can increase their products
a very large per cent The low prices of the
past three years have seriously checked the investment
OF capital in sugar Estates but such is the abundance of
wealth. and SO restricted the of investing in that
fertile island that two years only of toersbe
prices, will give rise to general extension OF its Guilt
vaton The crops there nearly certain, and the
do not the average require renewing oftener
than in twelve or fifteen years.
The following official notification, from the Depart
ment of State has just been issued for the adoption by
the authorities OF Cubs of rules to be observed in all
the custom houses of that island =
l. Every box of sugar. exported under the national
flag shall pay duty of five reals and those under for
eign flag, six reals.
. Every quntal of coffee shall pay in all cases, three
reals under the national flag for port Of ,ae nation;
four renls under the Spanish hg foreign port
reals and half under fore gn dag Tor foreign
port.
g. Molasses and rum declared free from all duty.
"a Vessels going out laden completely with moasses
sh IL moreover enjoy freedom from tonnage duty.
o Vessels which take more than thousand cases
Of sugar, shall pay tonnage duty, at the Of
cents per ton OF measurement OF foreign, and and
nalf reals, of Spanish
6. Vessels which take on board more than two thou
sand bags Of Coffee and than three hundred pipes
of run, shall enjoy the some advantage.
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Died.

In Wiiamsburgh N Y, on Friday evening Goth in.
slant, after short and severe Illness Mrs. EvLrA NJ
WEsT wife of Charles West aged 81 years formerly Of
Hartford, CT.
Connecticut papers please copy
Eat Bellevue on the 25th instant ROBERT WIcKs, aged
35 for many years clerk in the custom house. London
English papers please copy.
On Sunday the 2sth instant, of lingering consump-
ton NICHOLAS JAMES SULLIVAN, aged 80 years and four
months.
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral at o'clock from his late residence
No. Al Allen, corner of Hester street Wednesday
morning. 3lst instant His remains will be taken East
Chester for interment. The funera services will be
performed Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at his
sidence.
Qy- Mobile papers please copy. ct
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Eighth Annual Ball
OF THE EMERALD ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
OF BROOKLYN.
THE COMMITTEES Of the above Association respectfully
& WIZ take paes s on 5e po 1 hs
DAY the TN Of January 1916 the Assembly Rooms Of the
themselves no viii be spaced on her psrr 10
make the EVENINGS as agreeable if not
they doubt that all those who feel interested in provi-
vii eyince their ,ocitude by beng this
Tickets al 81 each can be procured from the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Owen Colgal. James street vet. .,,
o .h RsssS e"a"s York ss and IN a sar
James Galway Nassau street
Jane. /, Turner, corner Jackson and Marshall.
Al F. Tomb. 70 Bridge.
b. Ridden, corner Main and York.
eh aHsi Reilly fsT 10 i sssis street,
T. Michigan, corner Hices and Atlantic.
john John kmsssisT, corner Y9Ii and Green streets.
is s@s' anu
John H,nchey, Atlsn,c street ac-:s
John Rely. corner Jackson and Plymouth.
james Dunn si,h Ward Hotel Duane and Centre
streets, New York; end
Mr. Lob.n uurvaea bas Floor
under the direction # Mr. D. Lucas.
GRAND NEW YEARS EVE BALL.
THE First Annual soiree Of ndepeaaent Putnam Guard
Win s p,ss ON NfM Yss Eve Wednesday, Dec
The Committee, to the public and their
friends. this their FIRST Annual Hall pledge themselves that
pains will be spared W make this Ball equal
the best that will be given this
Dnale Quadrie Band enSafedicr the OCCASION and will
perform all the and admired music OF the day
Tickets One Dollar to he had Of the Committee, the
following placss:-Awills Music Store 2O Broadway Hoag
ss BGs 81 Store so BISO,dMsy T. e. E en- sSGk
Ter, at the Coliseum. $50 Broadway. dog 3trm
TOMPklNS' BLUES BALL.
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL BALL Of this Com
pany will take place Nibos Mouday evening jan
uary 5th, 1876. -
COMMITTEES:
Lieut. John Il Pratt, Ensign Jonas Bartlett,
Sergt. George II Dakn.
Lieut. JOHN THOMAS, Chairman.
Sergt. GEO. H. BARR Secretary. d23,oJ5r
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city and county OF New York the
80. Dec; to the 2sth day of Dec. 1875.
{6 Men 81 Women SO BOYS; "a Girs-TotaI

49,, Dec to the 2slh day of Dec. 1875.
t6 Men3 Women SO Boys; "A Girls-Total ZOE
Abscess Apoplexy, 8; Asthma, Il Bleeding, b. Burn
cd or scLded, Cancer Casualties Consumption 30;
Commissions Isl Group s; Conspation Debility; s. De.
9; Dopsv ~ the chest Drowned ]; Dysenery Epilepsy
Erysipela Il Eruption, /; Fever l. Fever bilious Fe
yer, renttent q Fever scarlet 81 Fever typhoid Fee
yer typhns Fever congeatiys, i Heart disease Of Hoop
ing cough Inflammation OF BRAIN d lnamm Of
els a. Inflammation Of chest |; Inflammation Of lungs 20;
Inflammation Of stomach. 81 Inflammation Of throat 8; In.
Illumination Of womb, ILLUMINATION of liver Il Indsmma-
ION imitation lntemperance2 Killed murdered Il Lues
Vsnerea, 2; Naformation Il Marasnus 9; Measles
hcation i Old age 4; Palsy 3; Premature birth d Scrofa.
Ia /; Small TO- Suicide, liberation OF throat I'm.
Known, l. = .
Age-Under year, 81; Ito year,, 10; 10 s. 49, 70 TO-
5: 10 TO 90 3d. t 30 to t0 2 40 to So IL 50
GO to 10. 10; 70 TOGO, 7; 80 to 90, /; unknown,
Coored persons ........B
CORNELIUS B. ARCHER City Inspector
City Inspectors office, Dec 20. ls45.
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THIRD EDITION
HOLIDAY HERALD.

o sir edition of the annual Pictorial Herald with
now v"' hundred splendid and spirited engravings
the sdy for delivery II IL bne OF the best things Of
~ .ence each.
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. q AstOr Place. late 9TH Street.

"a fe,o doors East Of Broadlcdy New York.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above for the sale OF Birds foreign ard
Natve) Cages Seeds Sc and hopes by strict attention and
fair and upright dealing mart the patronage OF those dpo
gad TO indulge in this most delightful fancy.
In addition 10 those mentioned his stock will comprise all
articles IN his line, including Fancy Pigeons OF the different
Cold and Silver Fish German Paste made after
B. Orders from Of the city caefuy attended and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER
New York, Dec. 10, 1915. di2im-r
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MR.. WILLIAM A. KINGS ANNUAL
CONCERT

CONCERI,
II NDEh the patronage of fmilies, will take
~ place a. Niblos Saloon on EsDAY EVENING, jan
ua,y ~ h, 1916, on which he will rorm
aud beautfu imported Pans called
AMMONIUM, nvented and ufac ured by A. Debs,n
To- having seven pa-ns GIVING perfect limitations of the
Lue cafoAette bautboi, fife, bassoon, clarion
Bourbon dOgu &C. capable Of producing the most beauti-
cacy Nh klns will be aided aud accompanied
ment by his friend Mr. II. c. TIMM. Full partic"iars will
De July announced Tlcsets 30 c ~. a0h'c
SACRED MUSIC CONCERT
Nv would call the attention OF readers the Concert
w OF Sacred Music, be given this evening" the Re-
formed DUTCH Church Franklin street, under the direction
oil Mr. Nash aided by Of Oh. first talent that depart
men oil music IN the city The Programme promises
,eItihnen which, under such cannot fail 70 be OF
high order. d39 tire
A" ON NTH THE D.4NCE-LET JOY .ABOUND.n
'b'HE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL of the Invin-
eoie California Guard" will take place the Coliseum
Ga eaneaday Evening nusry 7th, 1916 whch occasion
TINS veteran aud ervceabe Corps will be present their
ndid original and unique Partisan Uniforms in the making
OF Whlch individual member
law W. no two un) uniforms shall be alike having been the
oniy Nle regarded m their Construction.
, The Officers oite New York Mitia-renowned in for
company IS auxiliary respectfully invited be present.
tst paying Tor their nckets) in their highly tasteful re-
spectacle uniforms
The celebrated Redowa Kick ni,is de deur Polka by
doris sale de dance Paris will need during the evening
Wailaces celebrated Band have ptins
bee engaged Tor the occasion, with Mons Reye Wassoon
ON the bass drum shall be optional with guests whether
uniform otherwise.
Tickets may be procured from the Guard or az the
door on the evening Of the festival.
,,,e on THAD. LEWIS Chairman.
of,tnrS UNA secretary. d3o 2tJ7fnc
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Married..

WNrrfeUs
On Saturday, Goth December a. Flatbush Long Island
by the Rev Thomas Strong, d. D., Mr.. JOHN H. HoI.
DANE, of this city, to Miss MATILDA HAsBRooK of the
former place
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increase, lB6...... 396,7g 3g6 1917
These statements show that the trade be tvesn thu
u0tsd States and Cuba larger and is increasing s,er
ban any othor country. The increase in the impor
trade Of tho Island with the United statcs in s4s OK
ceedcd that OF all the other countries put together bu
the expert trade the increase Of Great Britain
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Is II ID 5!
NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

n. y ~,
No JOHN STREET
THIS establishment presents the attractive
lection Of Birds to be found on the Continent com.
prsng Canares Parrots Robins, BIackbilds Thrushes
AZ selected from the highest and most perfect breed Also
Anos Mockng Birds Java Sparows and peculiar species
OF Grouse with splendid of entail Cages
Of all descriptions and article the line ri the Bird
Fancer By with the best Dog Fancies
Lngland he also the hehss, breed Of Dogs genuine
Chares high bred Terrer English and Scotch and every
description Of Fancy Dogs His Feeds Of the best selec
and visit his Aviary will confirm the Of
1fr
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nVERCOATS, CLOAkS, &c.-A large assortment Mems
~ and Youths Beaver Mled Cloth and Pilot 0vcrcoat,
Coaks &c. Cor sale ready made usual moderate prices
wM. T. JENNINGS CO. AL Broadway.
mis- Imu'sr American Hotel.
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New Years and Christmas Prcxents.-J.
pease sons Ccnectioasv IS Division street The view,
even nrou: tue large windows Of this splendid display OF ali
or hoydays that the attention Of the
Old perfectly refreshing, aud tide of visitor all
stand IN Pease window. There the Plum and Found
Cake stald Ike al American ALPS tipped with ing
and there the Jslies the Cakes m and every
shape surrounded by such
cannot from their manufs 81 pupetuang
the character OF ease foremost the class OF useful
aud Ornamental Confectionery.
Metallic Tabiet.-This, 4 ,hs only Invention
shat conbines the properties Il hone and srop It's powers
maze been sseH proven cutters of Europe who have
pei and eerrrd them TO common hone The Tablet or
none psrt squss IN oil TO have effect This
atone wou - great value but when added 70 II The
- + The rop simplicity Of use and clean.
let can be complete without 'a NO sehsea'ai s'oi
O. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway
opposite Howsid's Hotel.
6 20 iaGeiphla Agent for the Herald, Xieber
oa Ledger Building Third street who receive subscr
&c nRer SUITE con's tor sale dsi'v clock
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Knox, OF ITO Fulton street, Is selling the
balance u has Ladies' Mus cost there chance 10 get
bargains.
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OTIS FIELD AND BILLIARDS.
T BASsFORD'S ROOMS.-Billiard Players are re-
specially informed that the Rooms and Tables are I'M
dergoing thorough repair and will be coup etey ready
receive company New Years Eve Or,s, himself will be
Home and invites his friends aud the public call his
old favorite Quarters Entrancesl Ann street, and l9
Fulton Billiard Tables and Ii INNINGS for sale
A splenddlot Of French Leahes just imported, and
fot sale. d2g sire
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

FUJFIUTIUUtR, UWU NIU7WP
THE subscribers daily receiving and continually ad
ding their extensive assortment of rich Scaris, ravats,
Gloves, Suspenders &C. Their of all articles
pertaining the wardrobe of the fashionable gentleman VIII
be found far than that OF other establish
this city and well worthy the attention Of strangers
and residents The subscribers long and intimate knowledge
even department of their business the senior partner hav
ing for the last twenty been actively engaged the same
line OF business city, that all
cles selected and manufactured by us, may be DE-
pended on, not only for the superiority of their
Particular attention devoted to the Ready Made Linen De
pamsnt-a garments manufactured Establishment
cut after the approved French method tasy and
faithfully made and fashioned the the
Gentlemen sending their orders mail depend having
their goods Of the best quality and At fair and moderate prices
and all favuurng with call, depend being suited
at the old Establishment of PARSELLS u AGATE
MR. Broadway conner Of Park Place
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ATE e PROFESSOR sTRUvE,
- Classes in the Gcrmaa and - nov forming Evening
h. oom, 70 on the same will please Issye ksi usmss
d. imsodvm