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Baken700 boxes tin Heurich Brnthers2 pkgs md.e NJ
Betn.s Stone, Niso'l &s9-i PHsye.-i &c Ellis CO
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sons Van Ntst-l Buckley, aham Co.'S Hallett
col LeIey-o Ell imsu--3i bxs tin 4 csk Robinson
Wer bbls cs Sands, tuei & COS cks } Gray
"a 10 Tones sonsls2s BIZ, Tin 81 eks zinc c: copper
Phelps Dodge co-3o css II L eymour-l h Alcock-
Msyer-S bales Lord rayor-2OO bxs tin Wsrd co..
300 pcs kentedge Howlsud Apmwsll7a tons coal 200
sacks salt II Ma rshall430 bxs tin 70 pks TO order.
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Packets to Sail.
Packets to Arrive.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 30.

Cleared
SHIP Niagara Russell Liverpool Stanton Frost Banks
Ao5f. PRINCE Waterford Ogden Hannah spngue, Lgnt.
Benz gigeIow Barter Boston; Mary Perkins Po PRICE
Schrs Pacific, Smith, Baltimore; Cambridge, Hull Boston.
Sloop Aurely, Croweli, Wilmington.
Wednesday-Ship Columbia, Robinson, Charleston Dun
ham Dimon Schrs Ann Hyman, Tottsn, Newbern Paci-
fe, Smith Baltimore, Gager& Co. Barge Cayuga. Phil
adelphia.
Arrived
Packet.hp Europe Furber from Liverpool Sept IT, with
mdse to H Marshall x Co. Spoke 9Th La 20,
10, packet ship Hayre, Ainsworsh, hence for Havre.
Brazilian brig Terre Fue Quinn 80 days from Maran-
ham, with $500 hides lbs old copper 4s bags cocoa to
Corning X Son.
schr Anaconda, Gorham, Boston, fish.
s hr Mary Ann, Williams, Bath, Me, potatoes
sloop lows Starr from Brandywne with -four and gram
to Allen Paxson.
Telegraph reports vessels in sight at shutdown.
Sailed.
Ships Atlantic, NOreans; Columbia, Charleston; banks
Waskess Mobile; Hannah Sprague London; brigs Buck,
Bermuda; Merrman, do
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, CoRNER Of DUANE AND
Or

Mrs. ROBERTSON, in announcing 70 his friends and
Iva the public that his Classes for the tuition Of Dancing
will reopen the above Wednesday Sept 3oh
takes the opportunity of returning his thanks
his late patrons for their very liberal encouragement and
spsculy announces that he will introduce in his Academy
favore PoIkss Maxuria and Polka qusdres the
and much admired Redowa with Mazurks and other styles
days and Hours Of attendance for ladies' Misses
AID Masters from TO NJ Gentlemen from to 10 in the
mencing Noy 4. Mr. would also announce that he will
Instructions pupils classes semnares
their residences Mr. RS pva Academy. 81 Ca.
nal street Mr. RS class the Lyceum Jersey City, will
open Thursday October Is For particular infer
nation. please apply at his residence, 90 Canal street
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ehussu Rsllroad s77; Eastern Railtoad ~ CT sdv
State Bank par SOL sk Freemsns Bank ~ OF ADJ 10
Merchant Bank l&sif pr CT adv 70 Traders Bank ss&f
City Bslk par; North Bank $50
BloIKkB BOARD Il share Boston and Worcestsr XXX llGi
IL Fchburg mr. new iia}S IS Long Island RR so d2sHi
10 do s0 do2k IS do bio d6' do 62h; 20 East Boston
Company bio d6n Is do $40 dl6x.
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HAIR Di T.

RATCBELDER'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is abb
so,utely the only article yet invented that he de-
pended TO color the human hair whlskes &C. without
staining injury to the skin destroying the health and
elasticity of the hair Thsac attested BY who
nse and take every possible pains recommend IT, The CO.
o will not be disturbed by washing and will be
nsura e SO much complained Of in ordinary hair dye
VIM. BATCHELoR, wsIla.
Agent Phiadelpt Eng. RousseI. oiS liner
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PHILApELPHIA, Oct. 30,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 30, 1876
The weather to-day has been Of the most delightful
description and gave additional spcndor to the imposing
array of military duty in paying the last respects to
the remains of the late Commodore Stephen Decatur
The escort in the absence of Major General Patterson
was under the command of Gen. Cadwalader. The
lumn put In motion about half past IL o'clock and
after going through the laid down. reached St. Pc
.ef church about half past l. in the following ORDER:
Military escort
Sesmen, among them old salt, Robt owen, who
had served with The deceased carrying blue pennant,
on which was inscribed Decstur's toast
Our couniry-always right
But our country. right or wrong"
Two other sailors followed who had also served under
Decatur one named Robert q. Fisher, who had served
with his father
Rev Mr.. Greer chaplain of the Yard, and the Rev'd
Msssrs Jones and Davis
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NAVAL "A letter from RIO Janero, dated Sep
temher IL "a, Z, c-ived at Norfolk says the store
ship Lexington with Capt Tompkins's artillery compa-
ny on board, arrived here yesterday.
The U g. frgste Columbia, Com Richie bearing the
broad pennant of Com. Rousseau. at Rio Janeiro
18th So ptember, all we'll Norfolk Beacon Oct %.
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THE EYE,

nR. WHEELER. Oculis % Greenwich street, near the
Battery, devotes his exclusive attention diseases of
the Eye and Ophamc Surgery and the public that
there amongst the which the HUI
disorders of that organ which
be essentially relieved cured by him. The number OF
undoubted testimonials which he his Office will
extent by that Of other Ocus in the United
States,
Artificial Eyes for sale. and which will DO inserted
reasonable terms.
vis outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases of the Eye
with numerous Of great effected by Dr.
Wheeer- mode Of treatment be had gratuously his
residence the will he forwarded making
applic alton to him ette post paid o6eod2ms
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nH COkBlTT, member Of the Upfvsrs,ty Of rev orb
also Of the medical society informs his and the
publc that he has removed his Office from Duane
keadc street, three doors from Broadway Dr. O. having
ms practice 70 the resment OF decare diseases FOR
the last with certainty all
Dr. Corbu informs the public tha there is other Dr.
Corp in the city, and that he has with the
psgiarst OF his Duane medicine may be
had 70 prevent certain disease in all its L. Open from
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BosToS, Oct. 90, ls46.

BosToS, Oct. 90, ls4o.
The Wsaher-7hs Nary d-Bu,iness-Pie,y-Sh Ship
ping, &c &c.
During the whole Of yesterday were blessed with
Scotch mist that would have Enslishman the
skin but Bostonisns hardy therefore, neither mist
rain lightning thunder earthquakes, ordinary 70
surrectons would keep them in doors while there was
the ghost OF chance TO make another dollar. Our
streets and business resorts thropged IL the
had smiled from cloudess sky and in the eve-
ming the theatres also we'll nded in spite Of the
new tariff the expenses of the with Mexico and all
the other Of ruin and woe that the alarmss
predicted would crush the country in this vicinity q,
least every department of trade to be highly pros
porous Religion, too is in the ascendant and should
not be surprised to hear Of general revival among
the churches By force of legal susson our good folks
have eectually shut up all the grog shops during the
Lords Day, anl have no doubt that they will try and
shut them up sll together.
Of the line Ohio has been thoroughly repaired and newly
coppered and is now fitting out with despatch Her low
in, and rugged, and the topmssts pointed
ready for swaying aoft II for her could be pro
cured. could be got ready for sea in couple Of
Our merchant ship owners seem be sick OF building
slop ships they fnd them to be proness in the end
construction Of the best materials strongly put TO-
gether Our underwriters have been so often cheated
By sop work that they refuse to insure any but the FIRST
class vessels By the way, do not that any OF tho
description Of the New World The sketch Of her. pub
lishsd in the Herald pronounced by her captain to
be the best condensed description Of her that could be
written. Captain Skiddy has the reputation of being
one Of the most accomplished and experienced ship
srs IN tho country and one too, that for shrewdness
N clne hing hsrd bargain, would make Yankee
stare Mr. Mckay, who built his ship il is said lost
nesi oOo by the job. and others worked for the
esptia found him extremely cosiive in the pockets
NeyeHhe,ess he has built noble ship that will be a
credit TO him wherever she seem and naval archiec
In my last stated that svoris srs, copcert would bs
given Saturday evening at the Howa-d A,h.nmnn
WAS Mistaken IT will not come off until yUaSns.da
evening" the ''n proSino, and then at the Meiodeon
Sales OF stocks mt Bosson
Ar Avcrtor--4o shares Western Rail,o,d ~, an pi.-
and North Adams Railroad S9sx; Vermont and Mss,s
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the steam ships.
81, 60. Leave Due in Leape
Nedmrs' captains Liverpool .d7,erica .america
Caledona, Lott. ...... Oct a.. Oct -. Nov |
Britannia, Hewitt. %. Oct 49,. Nov a.. Nov l6
Acadia, Judkins. Nov A.. Nov 49,. Dec
q. Western, Matthews. Oct 81. Nov U.s.. Dec 2
Caledonia -, -. Nov 10. Dec g.. Dec l6
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Mrs. ZEGLIO.
No. 81 Division Street

WILL open large assortment ef Paris millinery Bonnets
re She will oner Tor inspection choice stock Of Fall
goods comprising silks satns, plain and velvets &c
which being with good from the arrivals
10 we'll worthy the attention of purchasers
Merchants and mners from country wanting mater-
ais and patterns would find their interest to call before
purchasing the stock fresh the style the which
VIII be disposed OF on reasonable terms. o6
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

NT,LLE PAULINE DESJARDINs, of the Academic
~ Roysle Paris respectfully informs the pubic that her
AL the usual Dances taught will be the waltz Mazurka
Mazurka Quadrille PolLas, r(variousl Waltz cling
and graceful waltz Redowa Schools and Families
ended Terms and hours made known application.
1mhrh
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Passengers Arrived.
LvERpooL-Pecket ship Europe-James Fetes and lady,
Catbarne Thompson-243 IN steerage.
MARAsHAM-Brig Tere Fuego-Ouo Berkehed
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U The poor attended to between and 10 the morning
H. BOSTWICK, NJ. D.,
o8 2weodsrc Attending Surgeon and Physcian.

TNUkE fUUKsELs--AMEKICAN CONrUuNU :
~ OF all the remedies discovered for the
of delicate disease. is the most speedy and
tain. 1t contains injurious nsuseous, drugs
leaves odor the BREATH OF DIT
dnk, busiuess, and adapted
ser, and condition Patients may rely that this no
private practice physician with unerrpg success,
RADICALLY curing nnety-nne OF the hundred aud
Try IT, and convince yoursl after other remedies fail
bott curing nine out of every Full direc-
accompany each bottle Sold Wholesale by Comsock
Co., 81 Co1rtlandt street, retsedat Hudson corner
Bowery and Grand, Bowery and Walker, East Broadway
and Market, Fulton and Water CHANGERS and Broadway
No 27e New York; Fulton aud Cranberry Streets
BROOKLYN; Third and South Philadelpa;
Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore; Stot Washington
CITY; and Robertson and Cormick. Norfolk Va.
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Bremen Johannes. iBsmi Kioeksser, de sId brig ASo
tia Kirwan, Nassau, NP. -, .,v. A.
SosroLI, Oct 2s-Arr .ehn Ysspss Baker NYork; Me
Windlrs Sid bark Phsnix, Boush, NOrlesn,; schrs VII
liam WiIon, NBsdford; Joseph b, Chadwick, Mobile
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DR.. CUNVEKS'
lNVlG GRATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY
INCONVENIENCE. OR NOCTIIRNA

rru,s cu, rvp EsM miss g. e.
practice Of eminent physicians and surgeons in the Bn
~
hsIbnEer of Of life" The nae Of this cordial will f.l
the United States superior any other M
Gle for the fthe above distressing complaints tn pro
but =. for the dssse
the Of early ndcreet secret habits OF YOUTH
or the excessive indugence Of the passions in
por Of the liver palpaton of the heart dyspepsia,
ness pain in the head dmness Of VISION vertigo unaey loss
and total decay Of vy Mentally, the We
memory, detection, melancholy rebodngs unsocalty,
70 SOCIAL intercourse, tmidty and levs
Of the laws of mans physical and social being
Hundreds Of sudden decline consumption may be
and the country where thess solitary habits
prevail to alarming and those
which should attend the eonnuba state will eresive his
advertisement treats oan Important suhsct to tkem
be restored manly of body and mind delay to
cure this corda-it the only anchor Of hope you Tho
the %en ses s1S n 70 +:
married and single Price 81 bottles $40 half dossn
n. B.-This Cordial contains Mercury or any mineral
substance Strangers the city before leaving should pro
ee few os on this sna Tsh will b found sm
these disorders greatly aggravated and the rapid
Sold Wholesale RETAIL by j. o. FAY 1856 Fulton .u,,
Lamp Store, Sun building, New York. ''
GrThe Cordial" viii be forwarded to any pey, or the
city OF country by addressing above post paid
Also 70. sale by D., wadsworth Nor Main street, Pro-
way Albany; MsrchIin Utica .ns Il N9 s'o: .a
Whteey saS Market Baltimoae Md; W. Williams, Baf
fa!o; and Of DR.. Hs!sted, Roc hester,
B-Msrred persons those conte plating marriage
conscious oil physical inability from certain causes NAV con
ID. arre .ot -.
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hH JOHNSON, IL Duane street, near Chairman street,
lone OF the Oldest and Medical and Sur
gcai Practitioners in the city OF New York the
Of certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor es.b
shed stand for eleven years and during that
successfully treated 1000 OF venera and
other deieat complaints The Doctors reputation for skill
preemoen No matter how long have gIeet strie
the head, and bones of the leQs WILL md you il
case durable Constitutional weakness sometimes
called seminal weakness brought by secret habit
dueed IN by young men Many unfortunate victim OF
this unnatural vice has sautary
Dyspepsia weaknes Of the mbs and small Of the back
confusion Of intellect aIpitafion the heart
aversion ,ociety, only symptoms Of this complaint
He warrants cure in every charge Mild and
cent cured Ia two days Post paid letters
80, for advice attended to- DR.. JOHNSONisa regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon
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Gleen weaknes. Of the paris, &c.
y suitable for females They give ton. energy 70 the
'ls ' S saa:
sI2 Inn me
PFFykATTEh E plsE AZ
to s1sss b for s of
s.H TO a. e
Is. safe and
business Inyads parncuarly requested 20 make spp
q sH S.
with ss the 81 Ss %
,nGs Complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
AFoRTSST ' r. M cGG isT;
have TO con-
oxsSs n al q
time OF contraction. and treatment received elsewhere
''' '-' ''''' ~s; hTi.TxsSssSs Mp
vELPEAU's sPECIFTC PILLS.
the rdde' cur. Of elect emf.
HOSPITAL 5y : IL e. s
s
w'ia o the stomach or
THE cf fSsG P5L =
nd iSSsS :;
co. u
bic remedy impotence stery, barrenness nnlsss
depending malformation.
Single BOTTLES 81 of hsfa dozen ST. carsfaly
packed. and sent TO all parts oftbs uuio..
RECORDS AL1E.-."vt MIXTURE.
Ia OH the permanent crre OF secondary syphsliA
venerial ulcers nodes produ ced by an
injudcious OF mercury unskul medical
All suspecttng vcneres remaining in their sys
tenn should use this powerful purifier without DELAY az M
eonsde himself safe having the vensrrs
justly celebrated alierative.
Sold single bottles at 81 each; in eases ofhalf done.
Tor %; carefully packed and all parts the Union
CONCENTRATE EXTKACT OF sARsAPARILLl
gENTIAN ANU SASAFRAS,
okEEPARED by the New York College Of Medicine an.
rhamaey estsblished for the suppression Of quacksY
js refined and highly concentrated extract al
so by the college
and may DC relied on as certain remedy for all disease, arts
ing from an impure stare Of the blood such scroua
All s tneum ring worm botehes or pimpes ulcers pain
the bones or JOINTS nodes eruptous ulcsrset
tore throat disease arising secondary effect
OF syphilis or an injudcious OF mercury.
Sold IN single bottles, at IS GEMS
" IN cases Of hafa dozen bottles $3.50
dozen
Cases forwarded TO all parts of the Unica.
NBA ve.y liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
VS.: RlCHABDsoN, NJ D.,
div e5 Nssssp street. New York
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Committee of Arrangements.
Relatives of the deceased rs mourners
Pensioners of the Naval Asylum
Warrant Officers U. 8 Navy.
ofhcer, of the U. 8 Marine Corpa
Officers OF the L nited States Navy
Ofhcers OF First Division not Duty.
Attorney General OF Pennsy lvania
Mayor Recorder, and Sheriff.
Shpmasters.
Citizens foot and in carriages.
The CONN was Inferred in grave close to the tomb OF
his father sgreeahy to the wish expressed before death
The Wayne Artillery and Harrison Blues, under the
honored by being selected as the firing party and the
task was performed in admirable style.
The inner coffin was OF oak lined with cedar the same
In hich he remains were placed Is years since II
enclosed in bso walnut case with the following beau
tful inscription upon silver shield on the lid The
language indicated the nuthoress.
Here lie the remains OF Commodore Stephen Decatur
OF the United states Navy who departed this life in the
city VI Washington on the 22d day Of March, $780, aged
His public services recorded in the annals Of his
country his private virtues in hearts Of his friends
end ABOVE si in her heart who for fourteen years
the partner Of his life and the delighted witness Of his
sxsled worth, ~ho with truth inscrbe upon this
humble tablet that he possessed every virtue Of which
tue hum N Guar acer susceptible and each carried TO
Columbia for time. which soothes the grief
irreps sble loss you have sustained"
The relatives who walk ed mourners were jackson
Decatur al own nephew OF he deceased Major Tu igs
attached to this station who is relative by marriage
his son, George Decatur Twigs and Purser Stockton
An old negro, named Samuel Howard, who served
with the commodore as cook walked in
hPectacie VAST cfoWde TO every accesni
Bile point along the line of the route any
thing else has been thought of to day.
the appointments of the sbs Id have occssoped cons
derabls excitement The selection OF MIR Wooh, de-
putty, has displcased the naives much that under
stand have been made TO burn the sheriff in
efhgy Peter A Browne. Esq who ppointcd soli
cor has resigned in consequence OF Mr. Lelar refusing
declare that the appointment only temporary
yet public made tins morning that no
permanent appointment has yet been SIDE.
Sales OF stocks at P"ilasiei phia.
FrasT Board Oct 2s-S9ss United States s.. 81, IS; $40
County So 80 ga
AFTER ALIs-S5oe State SIS 67x
SECOND BoARD.-3Oa L amdsa and Amboy RR bonds esl;
share Bank Of Penn ylvana go; Mech mics Ba-k as
County SIS. 81
ArrrR $500 STATE S. GA; 100 do GIN Penna
insurance Co, las; 1000 Lehigh Navigation 6's ooh
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DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
HOWARD STREET,
OIGNORA and SIHNOR EEARERO have re-opeI

y their school, Days Of tuition, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and Mondays, and Thursdays, at hafpast
three o'clock for young ladies and young gsntlsmsn
and Waltzing Glass TO, Gentlemen: Wednesday and
All the fashionable dances, including Pokas azurkss and
Redowas will be taught in the aforementioned Glasses.
Private Sorees will be given usual Private classes
Lessons and Boarding Schools punctualy attended
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7UnLrsHRp
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
ussyawsss CeRHna ~ Tvlxou Ass NAssAs ar =
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AlSEaSk.5 OF 1Hr. UNiN ,uS OnI}aN1-.nc. a
II ,hrouic and acute diseases of the
bladder, Leucorrhoea whites,
Orethra, Structures
Kdusys, Seminal weakness
Also, Gonorrhoea, lnabliity
elects, Weakness of the uavfs hr
eoy snd eectuay removed BY A5ernery's bosni
cal Pills without particle of mercury They equal
" suitable for females They give tone and energy the
other medicines For sale al Aothe csreT Hail - Csths
rne street. and III Maiden lane Price 81 with Directions
n m = "
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COAL.
AM now selling the best Peach Orchard Coal IS 7 for
large tut S. o. for egg and stove and delivered
best order from the yard Of King and Green
oil lmeodsrc PETER CLINTON.
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- Ofhee Of the New York Gas Light Company,
October IL, 1886. ~,
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
stock Of this Company for the six months ending August
last payable the stockholders and after Monday the I'd
November next
The transfer book will b closed from the Gath inst until
thar date By order,
ol3 tNov2rc &. l.. EVFRITT, Sec'y.
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FIV Il HUNDn Ed DOLLARS KEWAnD,
To THOSE. PERSONS who will prove that JULES
L RAUL'S VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE is not
the the best vet known IN this country Europe
This valuable discovery will enable a person dye
the hair whiskers few minutes without the in
convenience. This preparation warranted
the health Of the hair retain all its sofness
and brilliancy.
Be aud ask for jules Haul Liquid Hair Dye s all
others spurious IL wish for black ask for box
ed N il for brown ask for boz marked B.
Premiums have been awarded the subscriber at the
Franklin Institute exhibition
For sale wholesale and RETAIL by the proprietor jules
Haul, perfumer and chemist 46 South Third below
Chestnut street. Philadelphia And my agents, Wyatt
Kecham, I2 Fuon " Clirehugh 205 and 299 Broadway;
Arsu Lafayette Ba1.a corner Of Liberty and Broad
Cos MAIDEN lane and BY all respectable druggists the UNI
ted States s2 lm*r
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THE TAILORING BUSINESS carried on formerly by
IN Fulton stwilI hereafter be ccntnu
cd by Sanford Brothers and would the public and
friends the time for have just purchased
stock Of French English and Belgian Cloths and
of cassimeres and that fashionable
OF desirable, which will be made order suit the
dfcult to fashion, and workmanship. Also, full
assortment Of gsntemens oufing, such shirts drawers
bosoms collars suspende umbrellas &C. all OF which
guarantee sell low they be ught in the CITY,
Come and see SANFORD BROTHERS.
LAT Fulton st., next Herald Office.
MARCUS b. SArPoRD,
Auso "a Inns
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IN new ms Hsa corner O.
WARNER 205 Blocker street. JIG. HART 3s Grand corner
Norfolk l. LEWIS, 5T Greenwichi Dopo, III Broadway;
WYATT and KETcHAM. l2l Fulton; Mrs HAYES l39 Fulton
street BrqS.iyp B. oLD. q. Son. Newars: john PEAa.os
Co.. Portland; e. D,ER, yr Providence; boAoLsx PHELPS
x Co. l42 Water street. N. Y. o's I'm MWF<r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-06-06
NOTICE,

SEALED Proposals will he received at the o5.. :,
~ the undersgned until ~ s'eIock NJ Satin nd, ~
18th day Of June l646, for Rurnishiae ~. o., ."e
Un.s, - 80 SmIts. Ans, with Ons
he hay 10 be stacked or reked bv the Cc.,..
a, his eIPense- in such place and masnsr y ~,
onarter Master may Greet. = tc ~ -- = tns
me contract 10 be completed on or befor, III. rx,r
q, ~ - aagun lsse The privilege Of re;essiss ~
''os oee@ed too high, is reserved 70 tbs U.;s,Z
Z. B. ALEXANDER A o "
Far, sn;,h H'A.i,. "a, M.srI.s % 0,ner.l