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The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-24
Certificates of Ladies and Gentlemen Of
~ EsiIe a PHILADELPHIA. 1iH a4 Xxi

It is with gratitude that send the following GER
tfcate, hoping that many who suffer will be led by
perusal Of it, to obtain Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash, which article used, and it has effectually
cured tooth ache, soreness Of the gums, removed
scurf from my teeth, and fully believe has entirely
arrested all decay Of them. trust that all who
suffer, having either Of the same species of COM
plant, will as soon possible use Wheeler's Tea
berry Tooth Wash, that they may be relieved.
4e iFansAt4 ~ JULIANAa CULTURAL.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-24

autf.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

THURSDAY, P. NJ.
The Stock market was buoyant to-day, and prices
e in some instances better The transactions however,
we're not large AT tho Second Board prices still
tm and Harlem went up per cent.
The bill market is rather more active for the
Nsamer and rates aro before given Sterling sasi !;
Francs 530T52s3 At the close there was some heavi-
asss Nearly all the supply OF floating bills were taken
up The failure Of three Ncw.oreans mails has cut OF
sood many Southern bills which would otherwise have
been on the market.
We learn from good authority that the CONNER
eal Bank of Bristol R. l. will not lose by the overdrns
Of the Albany house, to which we alluded day or two
hnce portion of the money has been refunded and
The balance well secured.
The smash Of the Oakland Co Bank has brought
down Its correspondents in Wallst They are said to
b under acceptance for 900 for the Bank Mr. Trues
dale the owner OF the Bank, sort OF Napoleon OF
finance and In grasping at the whole business OF
that section of the West, met with his Waterloo
Mr. T. has published another card in which he
pledges himself TO redeem all the bills OF the Bank
with his private property. He has been released from
rres, by Habeas Corpus. His seents in Detroit at his
hnber yard aud glass works were taking the bills at par
aeSchange for goods. The brokers were not buying
The receipts at the principal land offices in the
Western country this year compared with those for cor
responding periods last, have been exceedingly large
Sales of Pablio LGads-Greea Ray ctec,
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Genera! Notires

II Mr. Wales Lectures ut Clinton Hau. y :.a
As-rououcal Worship q ie A1c.s1:s-Ta 81 r-- L.
iur,- Il th- he -e.=sra.1 i-3s
iEridzvi av-..re- TIE fr.t ron -zst 20 -ss Tba
ssco-c AFTER ssort TIE .rsccs TIE \ -i~-t
Zo6zcs .-rfert -1i-FT.- fh. <t,--7--r-
Mssozrr and their connection vii The I.;rs,1r- r: Is
A-ce-s- Single s:cke;s both Leeuz-es = -e9-= Toe
holding icke.s for the course car ir;r5uc- be- .rs
To be Aa1 e lie E5s.i or OF NJ Vale IL
2 Packer Ships CAMBRIDGE. for L.t-s--ooi
s-e IOWA. Tor Hare wi Sal his day 4 y o,eorg
Letter bag a. cuTous Fc-eil Letter Oce - yVs.st
z En=nony.-scse-re Of Af-s.ca, Co-1-osi.5or -
Ths sGh=cr5-r WI 0rs- cCurs= q lscres -, Tssso-s
= Harmony Al Erua1-ra. Tres5sr e-erf-E o.
9Th az 2; oclocE- Fi-s- e-ez;-g free.
J. :. WARNER, ; rsr.s isto- y y eter's Taeo--
ols Si!-eoI Of Hirsi-zt Comm
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uORAriO hill. Aucuoneer.
ssY COOLEY, kEEsE IL ulLL-Slore No l9l
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,


CONTINUATION Lor SALE.The sale OF Books for those
days viii embrace very variety OF Standard,
Miscellaneous and School Books, containing works Ia
every department OF literature, viz ~ Montyomsry's
Poems vols; So Mrs uemanss Works, Is BurSiha Notss
the Now Testament, " Cruden's Concordance, 10
MelViiles Sermons; ~ Josephus " Robin Ancient His
tory; - Robinson Csoe tine Illustrated edition, ~ Lie
OF Napoleon, DO. 10 ures Dictionary Arts and Sciences
assoued ~ Frosts History OF the United States vols;
IS WrDslcrs Dictionary; 40 Wards United Slales 500
Juycro Annals assorted particularly adapted for the
approaching. season; ~ BoswelPs Life OF Johnson 50 By
pearo vols Svo 1000 poke; Bibles In ole, ant and vafl
bindings; 2Uc0 Juvenile Stories, assorted, choice
selections 1000 Bibles ito, 2Oo Works OF n. p Willis; 100
Merrys Museum, vols 100 Pilgrims Progress so Mrs
ElIis's Prose Works, vols; 81 De Toequevss Demo-
mocracy. . vols: 90 Lcvins Life OF Maron 80 Walker
on InteImsuiage: 100 Robin Hood; 10 Motrs fepeaus
Anatomy vols l0I Caxsnova ON Tue Sktn loo loopers
Examination; 100 Tolls the Ocean; sOO Mrs Oplss
Works; 200 Canonet Preceplor 100 Violin do luc Flute
Accordion do; 200 Walkers Introduction 10 Amer
lean Law; ~ Eroissarps Chronicles; 10 Highlands OF Ehl-
Life OF americus vespucus, 70 Artists OF Americas 1000
Sanders spelling Book; 1000 Cobb's Reader ~ Drama
Pictorial Ornsr loco Comlys Spelling Book; $40 spslier
and Dehna iJO gross of 10y Books assorted; 80 lus-
Wrbset's Spelling Books; $40 Emerson's Arthustic;
lcOo miniature Gems Of Divinity, from The best
theological writers, very choice selection.
extensive and valuable assortment OF domosuc,
fOeis iuncy Stationery, suitable Tor CITY and country
purchasers, at the present season
FRIDAY, Oct 50.
Al lOi oclock, at the Auction Room.
Doors, Shoes AND BSoGAss-5,o cases Boots Shoea
and Brogans suitable for the Southern Western and City
Trade.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct II.
Al O'clock at the Auction Room.
Books PAPLR &cA choice collection OF miscellaneous
BOOKS Also. invoice OF Letter Paper and Stationery
Particulars with catalogues on the morning OF sals.
I At Private Sao-2OOO quarto Bibles.
alrash ,iVuDrA IN a ALI
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Sunday, october llth AGNES BROWN. daughter of
George and Margaret Brown aged four years and eight
months
In Brooklyn on the morning Of Oct. Is LANlNli.
daughter OF Rev James L. Hodge.
The funeral will take place this Friday afternoon at
o'clock from the meeting house OF the First Baptist
Church, Nasssu.st.
AT the residence OF Foster Nostrand Esq Rockaway,
L. after short illness Mrs. ANN CRAN1UCh, IN the
10th year Of her age
The friends of the family requested attend her
funeral this friday Afternoon at o'clock al St Ste
phens Church, without farther invitation.
At New German own, n. ]. on 18th Oct Mrs MARY
OGDEN reict OF o. w Ogden, in the Goth year OF her
age.
AT Paterson n. J. oct. 18th, OF cholera niantum,
HOWARD FRANKLIN, infant son of G. Dudley and
Jane c Wells aged year and months.
st IIillsborough n J. sth Rynear Stats, 60.
At Boston, llth, Eliza NJ. Bull ii. 10th, Mrs. Z. Bay
lies, AZ.
At Quincy Mass It'll, Mrs. II Hardwick, 81
In Madison Co. Ky. 22d ult. JoHN LAND, Sr. Revo'
utionary patriot SO
At Providence 10th, Daal Mathewson, 81
At Pawtucket. Nth, Bosworth Walker, -.
At Albany 18th, Mrs. Correla Adelinc 81.
At St Louis, 81, Capt Jacob Beltzhoover, 81.
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More aboat the storm.

The Boston Courier OF yesterday says; The
,,n on the route of the Boston and Maine Railroad a.
- experienced heavy damage. In North Maiden a
~, ~ unfinished ihrcessory wooden dwelng-hous
nz,ed by Basset & Fsbins, with number OF smaller
sSsId;uss were completely prostrated In Wilmington,
Sase owned by Rev. Mr.. Durgin detached from
aarn5aton and dashed to pieces.
The new depot building. nearly completed in Slough.
- was blown down about nine o'clock. The building
va. large built Of brick bu, two s.Orie. high with sst
I'll s seem there must have been some defect in the
son.racon ofthe building One of the passenger cars
va baggage were destroyed. The engine and
~, cars were saved The loss is estimated ct from
sso 10 5000 Il Is but few weeks since the old sta
- Souse built Of wood. the rite, wss consum-
u sy IRE 1t is in all heavy loss upon the corpora
ton. --are ,bro,,n ec,oss tho .rs.l, &c -,
western Railroad west of Connecticut river but were
Wm.s.,"rsred before accidents were occasioned.
,1e Tree was blown across the track CT the North.
ton road and when the engine with the last passen
lain came along it thrown Of the track Ex.
s.. Of damage not known.
rs M train of the Fitchburg road run into
10 cbesuu, tree which was blown down. The acct.
al occurred short distance this side of eomnster.
CO. nginc and tender thrown Of the track bat
..ious damage was sustained
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIATIoY,-The eXer
sles before this Association were commenced last
cins before very full house The Address of Hon j.
lngersoll listened to with great interest and the
Poem in DR.. Holiness beet vein. We are obliged to
postpone heightened notice to another day.
IRoston Atlas
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General Notirss.
y Nev.York Ue.LIv r,r;hn-

oTh weekly 1f10une-C0rtcH.g fer
Saturday, ce.eser 1S.-PoETzT-The Cd Mad: RIO
Rravo-EoET zi,LsLet t. Reason together ,'eys-ors
isResdT-lIneuse Wing Meeting Z. Ssto-a Hal. sag
ing FOR The Mltoa Iceberg Fooret Fio-cs
egn Markeis; Sde-S.ow for Czio; The A-oszied Con-
sttui!on The storung Monterey; Who defeated H-rry
Clay Nothing Ike Leather Letter Wiring kc-Po-
trTIcAi-WhiS and LoooFoco Nominations for Congress-
Ohio E!ecton Ma.sacha=ett= Vermont; Iowa stss
Maryland Election; The Free Sol Priacipie.-NEws-
From the ATmy-Cepirre Of Moniere-f The NV Co>sTr-
7rrios-compIele; Tie army Of chihuahua; From he
Gulf Squadron Correspondence Of Tie Td5ure from ne
CHE. points C interest; -Four Dsya Proceedings Of taa
CONSTITUTIONAL CoSvE.Tios-F;asl Adjournment, Nan
VOC. &c. &c.-MgscErLAxEors-The Rights OF wor1au-
the Convention: New England Fairswo1derfal Inveu.
lions kc; Farming IN Western NeF-Tork; City Items.
from The Daily Trou1s RepoF Of the Convention Of
Faraers Gardeners and silk Cultur,;s-CoMmEacru ~
TELLIeEScE-ProdEce, STOCKS. Money, Ca,Ie Market
Single copies pat ~ II Wrappers for the M.is can BE
obtained az me desk-price 81 cents.
" TERMs-s2 peryear al subscriptions payzbls
!nloxibiy IN advance Address
CEEELFI < MoELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
cor. spruce and Nassau opposite The CITY Han
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Correspondence of tho Public Ledger.

DELAWARE CITY. Oct H.
Yesterday was day long to be remembered for an
Uncommon high tide and hard wind.
All the cellars below Frontst were nearly filed with
water very short time after the tide topped the yard
bank and sucl getting up stairs never did sec. Some
had supper, some had none, some had supper almost
half over and they removed to the next story above Tor
the purpose of finishing their meal. The steamboat
Kent could not land her way down. either here or at
Port Penn aud she returned to Delaware City and made
fast about sunset
The Brandywino light boat up to Reody Island
supposed she broke slipped her inoorings small
schooner ashore below Delaware City got OIL this
tde Clark 6 Jsmison, lumber merchants, had from
500 to 5000 (bunchcs y shingles washed oft the wharf
and lost
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Srbools.
THE OAKLANDs SCHOOL, \

THE OAKLsNDS SCHOOL, Burlington, " J.
Z. { WINES PrucipaL-rhc Winter Term OF this
Institution will commence the first Monday Of Sovem-
Der The Principal be seen between 10 and O'clock
on anv morning OF the ensuing week. a. the Mercantile
Library Rooms, Clinton Hall. Gentlemen who may ind
another hour more conScnient, md who viii leave their
names ard address for hun viii be called upon NJ their
own residences For the satisfaction Of those who may
desire farther nonstion respecting me character OF ne
school, the following extracts from letters addressed 10
the Principal are reslecuuly supl'n' FROM me non
Henry Clay =" One OF my sons aud two Of my grand
sons were under your care. All the de-
pariments OF your School appear 10 10 be admirably
conducted and my son John thinks lie derived more oene
1T under your nuspce, than from NIL the other schools he
ever attended, From Professor b. Bache -" The Just
and widely spread reputation which you nave acquired IN
the education of youth, aDd in unfolding Ouhor the
principles OF your science appears 10 10 render any
opinion ii mine regard Your capabilities entirely
worthless II gives great pleasure to say, however
lint regard both 10 the principles OF education aud the
practice OF instruction. consider you among the first
of those devoted the honorable but urnons profession
Of a Teacher From Rev. O. W, Bshunei u D;-Frnm
an a., ainnuc. with you and views of edu-
cation know 10 person to whom ! would cntrust the
education Of youth soon ~ 10 yourself, whether re-
gurded his intellectual or moral advantages. Oh eodu
MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE.
THE Ladies and Gentlemen OF Brooklyn are rrspeclili'
/ y informed arrangements have been made WIN
The following eminent Professors give Instruction TO AZ
afternoon and evening Glasses, al MI ureeneas nsiu-
non for Young Ladies 1906 Pierrrponst corner OF Gin
ton The Glasses now commencing ana are arranged
Ia, for becinncrs-2d for pupils who have made some
nro1ress-and 3D. for those who wish 10 perfect them
selves IN style, pronunciation END literature. Ihey
meet twice week convenient days between and 10
p NJ and are taught follows:
BY Prot A. 8. VH.LEPLAIT.
IalianyIanguage aud Literanre-Pr9L +. FoREsrf.
Spanish Language and Litersturc-Prot A J. MoaALEs
German Langua % and LiteratGre-ProL STEINER
Fngli.b Language and Litergtufe-by Tie PRINCIPAL.
tscoufdently believed that equal advantages Of SIM
Tar Kind nave before been presented 10 the fzn'
OF brooklyn aud no doubts are eAetae' VI ''e ueHs
duly unprecedented
The instruction Of the above Classes IL tie particular
province ofthe several Professors but for all other mat
ers and for any farther information apply above 10
ALFRED GREENLEAP, Principal
CO. gG q
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FIRE IN PITTsFIrLp.-The large mandatory
belonging to Mr. Lemue Pomeroy of Pttsiicld. and
situated In Pontoosuc village miles from Pittseld
was entirely destroyed by lire Sunday morning The
loss Is estimated at about $4,000
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

Br brig Maria Campbell ~ ds I'm Loughswieley Ire
land, in ballast to Richardson & Watson: Sept Goth
in at 40 long SO spoke Br brig Violet OF Belfast from
Liverpool for Bathurst and took I'm her two seaen OF
the Br shin Emerald I'm 81 Johns Tor Glasgow, winch
was abandoned on the 2lst Sept The Violet boarded
on the 2d Sept the Br BARK Victoria abandoned ana as
mased; she reports having seen two other GoSnaonea
vessels ~ ~
Schr E Powell Murch, ds tm Wilmington. Nc
naval stores TO Powell
Schr IL King, Nadc, I'm Washington NJ naval
stores.
Schr Premorc Premorc, 5 DIS I'm Virgins Indse
The Telegraph reports PiotBosi IN The oihns' WIN
o sunken vessel in tow.
SAILED,
Shin Tuskina -; bark Jane Z Willisnis, New
Orleans: Belle Wilmington, NC. Nind-NNN
Cvr- Second Wurd.-At al adjourned meeting OF 'Ae
Democratic Wing Young Men OF the Second Ward aeu
at the Second Ward Hotel Thursday Evening 18th oc'o
her pursuant public notice, the meeting was eaea 70
order by the Chairman and c. J. FoLsoM appointed Sece
iary.
On motion the following persons appointed Dele
gates 10 the Stale Convention Syracuse on the 2lsi inst
r. NJ FLOYD, DANIEL MEHAS,
RoBERT, IAIEs MN. r nF ssSpAKp'
INV II WEHSH' GEORGE ALCoCK,
SPaRHAWfl PARSONS, CHARLES BRADLEY,
On molten the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted;
uss,as In the approaching contcs, Tie fac O; reai
principles involving the honor and prosperity OF NE NJ,
iioa Is at stake ana it becomes The Wigs q The seeoai
Ward TO he up and doing with their ola zsS alu S''ls-
TONED determination Therefore W, 80
Resolved That the Wings Of the Seeo2d " sra iscos
nize IN JOHN YOUNG, our candidate 10, oo go I;
Wig OF the stamped and approved school anu n0',s
hni WhE and that Will give HIN our ht airy aA ua,
divided support and a honorable means 10 p.a'e M
in The Chair OF STATE. r,,,rryTON
FISH 10 The Office OF Lieut.. Governor in :se; an
Of rinoph and that will the sh OF NoreEaeeI me-.
show him .ha, properly appreciate his faithful services
ana ons Fs T, m0i in CHARLES COOK AMI THOMAS
CLOVES we hayu friends o.! that greS system 9. M
lensl improvements which has t"lSe
10 oppose hrs when il was proposed to eounec; Ie AIM
tic Ocean cur Inland Seas, snd sec ihe eng
ment Of ,ha. grend waterway, and that The hlss o. Ne
York, by electing these the oihce OF SSlat
s:oucrs VIII sdvSpce The great interests % I'e S 49,
emile themselves 10 the gratitude OF posertty -.
Eese-ed Thsi the whole Ticket Is entitled 90 oos -
support ana in iaying around the wings % I
STATE OF Nev-YoTS Will ktndle tie nrs hre 10 I'm ss
yhiss of the Union their way the great 'a''o''
which awaits them IN lS4S - -.
C. J. FOLSOM, Secretary
q Water Cure House.-Mrs- ~; : GGre eo Ns1.
nj house, Tecth-sL New
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fashionable Clntbii,q.


NM. I. JENNINGS " co. Diapers and TaioIs.
~ Importers OF Cloths, CaSsmcrcs Nestrgs, Fancy
Dress Articles, Seu appreciation OF lie which
attended hel Efforts catering for The community would
tender the upon the commencement Of the Fall
Trade that 1t VIII be tloir endesvor aid The induce
men;s which have rendered 81 Broadway TIE ESTAB.
LlSHNtENT at which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which must continue 10 commend them to
the economist For in the style and character Of the cloth
ing enabled to funh through The aid ofas efficient
corps Of cutters be found in tho country, is the
sequel To the attractions of oar moderate charges
large assortren, Of new goods for Fail and Winter
wear are offered for Inspection comprising Cloths,
T,vee for Dress and Frock Goats, Overcoat Sacks,
&c French English and American Csssimeres for rana-
looms Awori in reference to this garment IN which las
experience has satisfied the rlsnyl 20 few cutters exceta
tra! in tits line especially solicited Nerino, Velvet,
SILK and Satin ve,dugs great variety. The a-ua assert.
mcn of first quality Ready made oyetcosts, Original
Sacks Clocks Dress and Froc Coats raaalocns. Vests
NC choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles scnris
Cravats, Ndks Gloves, Suspend.rs, Shirts. Collars.
RoS0m-, Halftlose, &c. - l-u
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NtTNNTED-by taraHIe Yong Woman, a ,iitail0u-
w IN pcc3he iuu-i X, :pG 1camhlr,rork-.s a. ~
ceca washer AMI iroGer would 90 he cooking wash,
ing and ironing ~ -Gla. prira,c f.uiy; sar.iacjorv
reference he tllaluCi t..r Leg p.ar. ra-4 m
qu.re al E Z AiHo=-st corner Il FartQrv- ole d
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tnese expenditures IS Included the cost OF teI and
ssersls on hand for the service of the next yesr
Scouting to upward of $1,000.
Isenumber of passengers exceeded that of the pre-
year more than one-fourth, the whole number be-
ssaes The increase of freight i. also very sa;isfac
~, reaching nearly 100000 of pounds.
sun greater increase in the business OF the Rosd IS
ected during the coming year, in consequence of the
s'1peted junction with the Boston and Providence
f'oad- This arrangement will increase the comfort
passengers between Eew.York and Boston, by dis
lsns with the Ferry st Providence while the Compa-
WI thus save heavy expense and At least half an
s'ss Of time win DO gsiHed-
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OARDING.-A gentleman and his wife. or two stu
ID gle gentlemen, be accommodated With Third
story front 65 5Iurrays; opposite College place
OLE
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SCHOOL,

BOARDING SCHO0L--Iryins Institute. .larry-
Dtowr-tNO Day Scholars are received The p" mtee
term Of this well known Seminary viii commence on
Monday November p.
Catalogues containing al drsrnd Information can pc on
tsined at the Iustute the city, at Van SenschoIe'
ISL Broadway Raynor's, 56 B0.rry 4gd CIgwsus oi0
~ AZ. Principal
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ALLEN DDDWORTH'S Private Dancing school,
ASo. i33 BroOr1e-st near Bfoadw1J-A u "olh neg
saye 10 inform lii friend. and the public, that hsgnz
male great alterations and improvements u ms rooms ny
which the 81. snd accommodations are very much IT.
creased al, op.u his Glasses for tic lGeedaY,
Oct 6th al r " for Ladies' and Children, and P NJ
for Gentlemen.
TIE distractions include al lie f.hionabe DANCES Of
The day sig 3rnis
I Te, - &c made saoysn tv applying ns the sehooi
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WIN. II. JONES. A0cuOnosr.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-Ou Wedneas
- day. Oct a. 0t O'clock at the of J. D. lBgcr-
soil Co. No ~ Peaf.sL cases. comprising slsrgs ane
desirable assortment Of Boots Shoes and Brogans, sr
able FOR the Southern Western and City dealers, Just ro
ceyed. Catalogues and goods ready on tho morning OF
the sale
Also, 80 cases Mems Kip pegged Boots
Also 81 cases Boys and Youths ZIP pegged bootL
Also ~ Boys thin Pcgged boots
Also 10 casss Mems kip begged BfogHDs. OILS
Also 81 cases Mems and Women'- hanufasrd Rnbbsrs
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q. EOOTU & 90. CnsI, TeIlo-s and inlp,

I G. EOOTH Z co. Cnsh IniIoFs and Imporers
y. 1877 Broadway. have received unusually large
stock OF tine and ,ich goods ich they would respect
fully invite the attention O; the pubic
The reputation Of Broadway Tor bigh charges induces
very many economical minded persons to make her pur
chases elsewhere notwithstanding the justly accredited
superiority of and genius displayed IN every depart
unt within is precincts though this gutaCn 81 high
charges VIXEN applied 10 Broadway HorcIant ru,ors
class may Just vet would be well tor the fashionable
ECONOMIST 10 pause before sacrificing rdscruin,
prejudice the advantages which some ot them ol-r The
subscribers even Broadway enabled by their cash
systeu and small profits furnish the finest quality OF gar
en,s at very low price; and through the aid OF Messr,
Lee and Foster. conductors OF the Cutting DEPARTMENT.
produce them in style unsurpassed by any IN the
world
TIE projectors hive on hand general assortment ready
acknowledgements, eight and wadded,l Petos,
Sacks &c all OF which got up II good tn-ir and
trimmed in a rich and substantial manner 80 tsf
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O. Water Cure House.-Mrs A. S Cove eontn,
aes 10 receive ps,ieus al he. house. 81 Teahst New
York.
Mrs O. also visits sdies snd children a; their homes sn
gives deeroas 70. the application Of Ws;er Cure 80
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STEAMBoAT ENTERPRIsE in Tho o.a

-
- River-Persoas ii posed embar this enterprise
RAY ind he subscriber aud after The instant al the
Office OF Messrs. Ellis i Shepherd No. N,s-au-si. p
stairs, from II 4 ". III! , L NJ daily. y ELLIS
III Ivy
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=
Saies-rhe attention OF families merchants, hotel
keepers ship and steamboat owners, about purchase
CARPETS on Cloths Any other article 10 The li1c
vited 10 the stock OF and beautiful Carpets and Oil
Cloths Just received Cg.ou extensive wa.-rpoms,
tending through the entire block aud ;roGlin; No 81
Ea, Broadway. and q Divsiou--t.
The variety 0f patterns OF all the vari0is styles Of
Brussels Three Ply and the beet ca1ly OF nsrains ha-
not been eCTRlsd 10 Is market foo man. years all OF
which have received direc, rom ue manufacturers,
hereby enabling the -ub,crber purchasers ihat
every agcle vii prove represented. Another great
consideration purchasers "a. ct that j. The deter
min-tion sell such pieces vii! defy competition,
ever! after the reyv IdrH iahe- eject.
w. II. GLIONS Wafefooms fronting
OILS -eoaf on No G. East Broadway, ard Il Dviso7-st