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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-18

POPULAR LECTURES. The second Lecture
of the series in the Carolne-st. Methodist Epis-
cosal Church, will be delivered this evening,
by John S. Tyson, Esq. Subjcct-"A History
of the knowledge of God" The proceeds of
these Lectures will be appropriated in aid of
the Sabbath Schools of East Baltimore Station.
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1915

denborg true and developed that spirits
invariably beings who had passed from material to
spiritual body. swedenborg, If true, presented an
tire new system, which provdential discovery
and would eventually unite all the world of christians
into universal community. In connexion with the
powers of memory mesmerism had also ext aordina
ry bearing upon In illustration of this theory Dr. b.
cited further extracts from Swedenborg and went
on to say that in relation this theory the
produced upon the mind indelible and the most
minute idea that entered into his mind written if
with diamond Man had a spiritual and external me
mory and the minutest idea would remain for upon
his spiritual memory. Thus, all would appear the
last day clearly and indeliby He next evening in
theory in relation the spiritual influences upon the
external world. The spiritual world. he maintained,
was laid open by Swedenborg, If they believed mes.
mersm was true, and sceptcs should hesitate before
they made light Of the subject. The audience here
upon separated. Dr. Bush announcing his intention to
his next lecture.
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There are now published in Lower Canada
twenty nine newspapers, and. IN Upper Canada -
making total oil 63
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CouRr roR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-AE
banv. saturday, Oct 4, lSl5.-Present-Lt Gov
oaryyi,s, Chief Justice Bronson and IL Senator's No
= lanes Ferris ct al spplts James Crawford admir-
&C.. rcspt. T.. Sanford was heard for respondent.
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SANTA ANNA.--By the last arrival from Havana,
we learn that Gen Santa Anna, the ex-Presldent OF
Mexico is still living in and elegance at the famous
country seat Of DR.. Hevia II is situated about miles
Havana, in the district of Maranao 1t is sumpu
residence, and might well be deemeda palace The
General has recently purchased magnificent carriage
horses &c. and otherwise given evidence Of design &c
make Cuba permanent residence, unless some emer
gency in the affairs Of Mexico fortunate for his partsans
should recall him the scenes of his former wondo riu
and most eventual career. II must be confessed that he
has chosen his place of retirement with admirable taste
and sagacy From all parts of the earth is recev
ed at Havana by regular and frequent packets He
thus take advantage OF the earliest movement in his IA
vor, communicate promptly with his friends at home,
and at the same time share in the enjoy mcnts and luAu-
rios OF society in Havana-N. Q. Picaynne, Sept %.
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DuELs.--On Thursday duel was fought IN nc
vicinity OF this city between MIR. g. Alexsnosi
Ramsay and MIR. Augustn McGruder, with pistols. ~.
the second shot bo;h ptemen were wounde dRamsay
in the abdomen and NcGruder under the ies eye
meeting took place on the same day .. e ip,san,
O'Clock in the morning, the plantation o maoune
IRENE between two mechanics whicn iesui.cu III 'hc
spilling OF little blood 81 one OF the compa.ahts
Wo Rear 81 one or two othar scrapes TO be settled
today or tomorrow-N o. Picayune, sept ~
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ROBERTSONS
PHGNIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
ca No; io3 EULToH sTRERT ~

Il "A Il
The application Of the of small profits cash
and sales branches OF bune,s IN this
city within few and ns n.
led the subscriber test its application TO the HATING
business In city whose inhabitants widely distinguished
for and taste in Dress and at the time for
my aud thrift there great esion 20 believe that
which enables the community 70 gsya audab,e Partially
no degree Of favor Determined ascertain whether
branch Of which the head and of
the community cannot be conducted this pau, the
the featuring aud Flushing Departmental also sku and
tasty Cap Makers Each department is under the
together with his tmae personal knowledge Of the
great facilities the sAvantage-low
free from the ruhou, expenses Of Broadway-infexbe ad
hersnce . cash on dsiveIya discriminatory 70 keep
With all improvements and with the Fashions of the
day. enable him % say With all eonfd:nce that he offers
style aud durability those sold Broadway and unequaed
in cheapuess and economy offered in this city
He refer the following schedule articles
and their respective prices annexed =
HATS.
First Quality Nutra Fur. 50 50
Identical with Hats heretofore sold 81 and SIS
Any On examination will pronounce them the same
and will on trial find them equally good service
TS, y. sIiisl. hs;:soors. sold !, s. s. and
the above the principal difference being in the body
Usually sold at S. 90 and ss;o-y1y neat in appear
ance, and very serviceable
GAPS.
First Quality Mems and Boys; 81 80
.r c as y md q g.
-.''a1 s'a' Usually sold a; 81 50 and ST.
nm ~S''''' Usually sold a, 81 IS and s. "
An examination will show that the style Of the above articles
cannot by establishment in this city else
N BThe style Of Trimming adopted At this
parc9arly recommended as well or eecualy preventing
greater and comfort the ja3l Im*ec
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superior Court.
r. fire .Indpa Yandernnal


FEB l2-James Little Leri Tres and John LYONS
Thswas action OF espass for alleged assault AID bat
terry and false imprisonment appeared in evidence that
plaintiff is pcddlar, native of the Encral Isle and
most Of his money into sovereigns In commemoratiop
OF his departure he gave p8rty to q number Of his
friends at bis lodgings l25 Hamilton street. While thus
engaged in discussing he goods things Of this life
boy, Who pointing to plaintiff said tb ats the Ives
ten proceeded to search him. taking from his person
large roll Of bills and sovereigns which put into bis
pocket refusing to count them the request OF friend
plaintiffs who was told he would be served the way
if he persisted in his interference The owner Of the
house making the same application, was committed to
the Tombs in company with plaintiff, where they were
kept until morning, when they were discharged plain
Of $780, an allegation, however, which plaintiff did
prove During the search the other defendant placed
hand upon plaintiffs shoulder, and afterwards arrested
the landlord and accompanied them to prison. For de.
fence several witnesses adduced among whom were
Justices Msse and Merritt and Nc Stuart clerk OF the
police office from whom appeared that the night in
question, plaintiff came into the porter house Of Mr. Dur
yea, where he displayed large amount of money in
careless manner entertained some doubts how he
came by it, or II honestly As he intoxicated his
money ives likely to be taken from him. Information
was then given to defendants who made the arrest, and
the money was counted by the clerk of the police pre-
sence OF one of the prisoners In consequence of plaintiff
being intoxicated his money detained from him for
few days. Verdict for plaintiff cents damages cents
costs
Mary A. Hampers Us Frns "A. Herman brought
to the Of $3.50 SO and interest," amounting
&4s for goods sold to defendant in London in the year
1885, II appeared that the plaintiff s dealer in gloves
the defendant who travelling in Europe in
tracted said debt For defence conended that the
bill in question had been paid but in consequence Of
having been cast away on his return his papers, &c
court a to be made O. 8. Surtevant for plain
tif; Mr.. Raymond, for defendant.
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Board of Education.

I'D kslA lasx
Grn..nr. r. 49, Is p;dase =; .he cha;re Tho
minutes If The 10 ~ d ra d and a aDnrnnad
The CH.,Rm.r exna;ned tba action Of ~ meetnv of
saturday held =, ihns If resnact ~ the meory ~
NJ Gail. Ia, h ~ - az, Le'l ps ~ an =.
Of which we have already nuhsbeJ ana dxsS 80
inserted on ,ha m;nrtas Snn.a5 - " ' -
ne BSe r n1m con Was nav. read
from The Cspnty S,nar,p.anaont ,att ~. .h ,;
Of the Holy scp,ues had been unyessaly adopisd is
the ruhc schoais H., ,ha .anchau s x p e: - ~
the Board nrobhDy hs e 81 nds .nS SrOn
nnbc scbpa ~ bch h NM ~ uia' ~ & rhe
Eorr,h "a 49,. -, ,.o n,oAS 80 ~, eau. no
Of the scrrtnrss and the sutb and wsh ing
oniu sycan,on Tn root s anu sr t 1 p ,ns
yavei,ed dvsr H., ,ha Observation-Disclosures, r.; no az .h
;ntroduc,ion of 10 R,be j.; ,ha Cn,nrn,n scLo, " '
NJ Sw,,.,onn roas =. 49, III eS.y ~, 49, -. .
tobe .Sa moved to nave the report laid on the
Mr. F.o. frniro = s;dar,,;on .h.. H., u.,... . -
ta ar,;ni' S a'. .9 'ra. w leporu was IN
M ohert;on =. IL a. ha la W ~. , az nau
o.oJ ~ ao.,a P'' oeiS iao VI 'ne 'apie' pat up
p' Ronnrt ~ ~ ,aar f a., u,.o :; ,., =. .
o. me year IRON me trustees IN relation to the
various localities OF the Public Schools, Size Accommo-
dasion, IouIse 9. inS,Inc'ion, &c. &c:
VIII ~ IeSoAeciea tnat an the reports
he reoprrments of the aw NAV Ne sP 20 anre WIN
lne IIsquIamehs " .ne aw may DC Wen TO move
reg 81 s " 'nae ehec.' =,
III o~hHSs-i hi"Vc iesoiuuon' 70 'ha' ehect gar
~ 49,. r.. c......,.. - 80, -
rom Commissoners Oh iHn WARD referred 10 FL
nance n commune M Carried; c,. ,..,
Mr. SKnmopr moved rs.ointon ranusst;ns o thst Mr.
,h mL nossu ie G; .hat MI.
ISnnsom Cna rman ana Committee De discharged to
wnom was eierieo the mVesaSaion Oh expenses IN the
i4s NJ wa as,. &c ..,,aa Va ra ~.
Mt Johnson STAYED ne ana the committee meant 10 ASK
70 De oiscnareed
resolution cairied. -. .
nj. oKipMoaE oHerea resolution. oirecung the ap-
no;nsmeht o. special Commsee 10 nyestgae and in.
qure into all abuses IN connection with the Common
SCHOOLS
Mr, NicH-Ihat smells good deal OF the County In
spector: Immense laughter)
aLLES nad no onlecnon 70 inc 'nen OF the county
Roars OF laughter)-and was OF opinion
maj the committee oughtto be appointed committee
OF inquiry wouio 90 gooa
MI G p.s oms,ea d isw asmalks IN opposNion.
VT rIcH proposed an amenament
Resolved ina. .ne county snperlended be instruct.
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News FROM THK WKsT.-We are indebted to
Livingston q Co., for the following intelligence
from the West.

NRws FROM THK WEsT.-We are indebted to
Livingston Il Co., for the following intelligence
from the West.
ALBANY, 10th Feb, 8 P. M.
Our Western mails are all in. We have Buffalo dates
Of Saturday and Rochester of Saturday evening.
The recent snow storm in the above cities at Albany
was attended by disastrous fires. At Buffalo Wednes
day evening fire broke in the upper part of No 2l2 in
Main street The building with most of its contents
destroyed II was owned by Seth Qrosvenor. Esq, Of
your city and bad insurance Of $UD in the Protection
snd Etna at Hartford Mr. Borem who occupied the first
moor as dry good dealer loses 5000 TO 10000 and in
surance The adjoining stores were occupied by Sher
man Brothers and Murray < Kennedy. These parties
suffer severely although Shermsns covered by in
surance IN the Nstiona of New York. and other Offices
Murray Kennedy loses probably ali $4,000 and no in
surance their policy having expired on Monday last In
the midst Of the of cotton goods was
removed to the store Of w. A. Coots It was not disco
vered until it was too late, that the goods were on Are
This Are speedily communicated to Mr. C goods who Il
loser from $4,000 to $4,000 with insurance Of $4,000
Tho night was bitter cold.
The hre at Rochester on Thursday was In the stone
block the OF Hill and Elizabeth streets The
Of Schenectady, and Brown Churchill, of Rochester
Loss, shout $4,000
In the Legislature tho bill pay the military called TO
Columbia County passed the Senate to day. ana 10
with the Military Committee of the House
bill to aid the College Of Phys and Surgeons In
the city Of New York, reported in the House TO-
The snow In Lewis and parts Of Oneida counties said
TO De three to four feet on level
FEE llsh, A. M.-We had two or three inches more
snow last night The weather this morning IL moderate
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ulshoeffer.
r. vs. Ed,ard SeleuIn this case action was braush TO-
recover $780, being the amount Of foreign bill Of
change drawn by the defendant upon the sst May 1884,
and payable 90 days after date and protested for
men when due, at the Royal Bank OF Scotland Dundee
and returned here to recover payment For defence it
that II uas simply bill Of accommodation. Secondly
that due notice Of the protest and dhonor Of the bill had
not been given to defendant within the time stipulated by
the statutes and thirdly that there had not been sufficient
evidence addaced showing that plaintiffs had joint in
teres in the affair that they were in co.partnerhip
Verdict for plaintiff in full amount claimed.
.dndrew c. Norris Us. Robert L. Tdylor-Ths action
was brought to eject defendant from certain premises
cupied by him. situate in Seventh street. II appeared in
late wbo by bis %
property in question in fee to Mr. Wilcox and another
party sometime in the lsa3 the testator having pre-
Surrogate and took out and for the
consideration of $c2s conveyed the premises in question
to Mr.. salmo and his wife who subsequ conveye ed
part OF the plaintiff that the property in question could
not be conveyed without the consent OF tho other
tor reply to this decntant stated that ia
superseded when his is mentioned in the letter
testamentary and IL he neglected do his colleague
dict for D By oDeourS pse of he
devised property subject to the opinion OF the Court
case to be nsas with liberty to the Court to
to accept or make bill of exceptions.
Elizabeth Skinner VS.. David Haii-Ths was an sc
ton brought to recover the cum Of 5000, being the
VI DVnu inc ueIcDuent 10 palDuH 00teO
LIST January 1910 II appeared in evidence that defendant
employ ed person Of the rame Of Morris ian intimate
acquaintance Of plsnti's) to negotiate the loon
subst quenty Effected It, giving in exchange TIE bond in
question, and mortgage certain lots. When tbi,
agreement was completed, according TO private under
standing between Morris and defendant the latter
retain onehalf giving Morris the other but il does
appear from the evidence that this effected For de-
fence commended that Morris kept all the money in
question to himself, and that Morris acting
PLAINTIFF agent she must be ccgnizant Of the fact also
that Morris was indebted to defendant in sum more
than suficientto cover the amount sued for.
Before Judge lngraham.
FEs H.-James "A. Dutcher vs.. The Mayor, &c, Of Net
York.Acion to recover for extra wo'k. |, sppeare,
that the Plaintiff built the vault belonging to the u
Hotel and while building the the croton water pipes
running alongside the vsult, burst and dsmaGed tn
work considerably. For defence commended ths
there ives no negligence on the part Of the Defendants
Verdict for Plaintiff. $40 damages, 8 cents costs.
James Cohii vs.. Jdbes Williams -This 10 action foi
alleged assault end battery and false imprisonment
paricularso Of which will be gone into tomorrow.
III -.
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OUTRAGE BY SPANISH FoRT.-Captain Kiliey,
o. the bark Lulette, at this port yesterday from
2s, and when passing Tarifa. was AIRED upon by the
Spanish Tort at that place The bsrks main tack Yves
Kiley states that the shot passed within few inches Of
the head OF one OF s officers and that the fort continued
windbound at Gibraltar passing British scboon
asern Of the Zuete hove to- whether for the
oreturnng Gibraltar or because she had been aruck
complaints made heretofore foursges upon inonsivs
merchantmen by this fort and hope the case will be
brought TO the notceofl Government In 4 suitsbs
mannsr.-1 sstsMlsdie., xs1. H.
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- VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Five
All Lots the southery side Of 18th 5h avenue.
Six Lots the northey side Of 18th street. between 9th
aud 7th with yards 'front.' and the midst Of
elegant improvements.
Three Lots The souhey side 18th street. between the
9Th and Th avenues, in an improving neghborhood.
Two Lots the southerly side Of th the 9th
-Four Lots the easery side ofh avenue 18th
18th streets, with cellars partly dug
Five Lots the nohery side Of seth between the
and 2nd avenues, overlooking the city and East kyer
The whole amount may remain mortgage, If improved
and 10 Ter cent If not improved G. Fl. WINTER,
l26 i6 Wall street
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MASTER WALTER AYMAR's BENRFIT-Ths ia .
nous juvenile rider adverisrs bis benz fit Tryon's Cir
us Bowery, tonight. Among other exhibitions the
ring will be given and superb of horseman-
ship oy Master Aymar in which he personates the cha.
racter OF Napoleon. pantomine on the stage il
also to be produced called Har qun and
clown Repudiator" The boy will have a II eat house
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Mr.. EDITOR

Mr. EDITOR
In several articles appearing in the Herald, OF
late, alludng to McNulty, Mclaughlin, and other
matters, you do not seem to make distinction be-
tween the Committee Of Accounts and the Com
mittee on Public Expenditures in the House Of Re-
representatives.. McNulty's case came under the Ju-
rsdiction of the Committee of Accounts, of which
Mr.. Taylor OF Virginia is chairman. McLaughlin's
case, should think, came under the notice Of the
Committee on Public Expenditures, of which Col.
Clinton of New York is chairman.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't, e. ID.
New York, Feb IL, 1916.
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DALLY'S TOBACCO MANDATORY,
2S5 River st. Troy

TTE Subscriber avas himself Of this method of commun
eating to the pablc the fact that he i now manufacturing
Troy next door the Fulton market, The following be
found at all times at his store and factory
ToBAcco-The celebrated Fancy Virginia This Tobacco
took premium the Fair Extra Chewing Tobacco
Vignia American Smoking Tobacco. manufactured
from the lsaf; Spanish do, Turkish do.
SSuFFskose scented No. l; Maccaboy, American Gentle
man. Lundyfoot, French kapee and sh BLACKBOARD.
The above articles all warranted be made Of the finest
qualities IF leaf tobacco and by the experienced work
The subscriber would also his tobacco bet
Manufactured than other in the state Of New York
where.
Orders directed above will with prompt attention and
rely having the pains taken If they
personally present.
10 +. Savage, 2N Fulton street. and A. A. Samanos
Broadway, Agent, for the city Of New York.
Troy, Jam 49, lMs. j22 lmsec
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IA FOR SALE-The House and Lot No. Wall street,
being 10 feet front all The building five
high, exclusive of the basement and subcellsrs The
contain about thirty apartments all well and
whole is in excellent order
Also the hreesory brick Stores Nos "A and Maiden
lane. and the three brink building the side Of
Greene street. door south of Maiden lane and in the
idjons the property on Maiden lane Thee premises
good order and well situated for business.
All the above mentioned property well enanted and
Tor permaaept investment peculiarly desirable.
j25 2wtrc +. X. TILLOU. So Wall street.
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
Nh. 81 Broadway. New Work.

Next Flock below Trinity Church, and Wall seet)
TINE esees and propretor the above well
knswn having ing recently taken for term Of
wishes frnds and IMPLYING them with
comfort and convenience which place like this possibly
afford
The of the house large airy and commodous and
have been, but lately fitted up with and elegant fu
The dome,cs attentive respectful and obedisn the
BILE abupd ny supplied with all the substanas and luxuries
o. good ypghe cellar contains an ample q the choicest
house constantly kept in clean and heahful condition
Having aved themselves of these and other advanta
aud accommodations important to public house, the
pr"preto not only deem i duty but also take pleasure il
thus travellers and the public in general And
while endeavorng please although they do pretend
smile at connection yet they IRE by assiduous a.
charges that those who their house shall meet with
Disappointment; and that those who shall expert
dissatisfaction. JOHN n MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York, Feb l, I845 IA lm*rrc
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Court Calendar-Th,. nav

SUPERIOR CouRt75 rs, 90, 7, SO, Is, 49, 25 49, 4o,
81, So 4. 20, 90 20, "a, 80, 81, 81. to OF.
COMMON Pleas, Part L.. 49, l00 lOl ll9 l2l l2S, 49,
1871, i33. SO, 95, los. 1875
40, ga 49, lo4, 49, 60. 1913, ia u.s. 100 l2a,
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Price Two Cents.

OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF TExAs-This new
ly established Office Of the Receiver Of Texas I'M
der the old Aims House, presented yesterday from
o'clock in the forenoon 10 two in the afternoon,
scene of noise, riot, confusion, and inconve-
nience, that only those who suffered, could appre-
ciate Long previous to the hour of opening, hun
dreds were 10 be found standing in the deep snow,
anxious to take their position in the rotation de-
hned, but that was overruled by the impatience OF
the people, and when order was restored, the line
in single files extended beyond the entrance from
Chambers street, TO the desk of the venerable Re-
ceiver. AS each taxpayer came in his turn, he
mad to receive and coun. the money, sign the re-
ceipr, hand It TO clerk 20 register and in this
way, 10 minutes on an average elapsed. In the
mean time, the Impotence of the crowd increas-
ed-yells and shouts, and pressing ensued, and
language, suited only to the gallery of low thea
tire, frequently interrupted the slow proceedings of
the occasion, and shed disgrace the authors OF
so undgnified and ungracious a system OF sustain
ing and paving the public revenue. II is
idle to justify this proceeding by the re-
cent Intlmation given from the Collector
obviate "the expected crowd and delay which
would necessarily occur for several days. previous
to the per centage being charged, for taxpayers
rely generally on the February quarters rent to
quidate their obligation, and few tenants have paid
to the day as .punctually as the tax becomes due.
There, therefore, can be justification for this
insulting system towards the public, much less for
the limited period of six hours IN the day that the
Receiver is in attendance. Multitudes who came
a noon to pay their taxes, had to fall at the tail
OF the procession, and, eventually, returned home,
with their object unascomplished, when the clock
struck two. This day promises an equally dis
graceful exhibition, by similar disregard OF public
respect and convenience.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

PICkLlNG AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE
r'HE SUBSCRIBERS. of the only original establishment of
the kind offer 70 the notice Of our southern friends per
selected before presented The public
Peache-Mals satures, Morris Whie Honest Johns, Late
Hesth &C. Pnr Apples Raspberies Apricotts Strawberries
natural favors.
Also Jsys the Strawberry Raspberry. Ounce. and Pine
Also Pickles. Casups Sauces. of every imaginable de-
scrpte glass as Of size to suit thu convenience Of
the purchaser
Ao Picked and Slowed Oysters poed for expectation, and
warranted 10 keep ia climate.
Hotel KEEPERS Boarding House Keepers, Groceys, Ship
Masters and Piv,'e Families all invited call and
anime the best selected and beautiful stock of the kind
ever before offered 10 the attention Of the public:
RECKHOW& VINCENT,
IS Courtlandt street.
N. B-Eighty fresh Havana Pines good ORDER for
sale. Also 1900 Oyster Kegs. die 3mwrc