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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
ROBERT II. MORRIS, P. NJ.

ITO BUSINESS MEN, rare chance for the gradual
investment OF S5o $1,000 cspits IN very safe and
honorable business now offered 10 one or more gentle
iaen OF energetic business character
could be safely and probably connected with the Sta
aonery OF Publishing Business, any other OF nature
not requiring too much attention 10 prevent establishing
new sddiuonai business lis profitable nature alone Is
aeundany safhcer, 10 satisfy who can con-
drci sale Sash trade with similar amour; o. capital
II can scarcely Be said that any competition exists in
Sewfork o. other cities monopoly certain
offs branches by the mode it conducted and existing
contracts
The advertiser connected with similar houses possess
ing equal capital in three other large cities whose expe
la. safely tested It's character and desirable nature
during several pas; yeSrs
An excellent opportunity e9ers IN NewYork and another
large city 10 business sieu :cly qualified above.
Il schcleat Inducements offered, New York viii be
INSIDE the residence OF The PRINCIPAL House. aad part
nership De effected separate business bs To-
caied here, where business Will gradually -ry extend
aroaghoa; the United States by The OF fair capiia
y. 5. Agents ee safely employed, ard easily
cured with good capitals cordpc, The business n other
StSIes Which yield 10 AL parties isyge remuneration
and such, o. coed character, ge2teSnly address. and
thorough business habits, now wanted by the Prrc
pal 70: several States.
No Others eat teose possessing requisite Qualifications
above described requested address Sos thrcggs
the Nrw-Sork Pos-Otce. u. ?. BERNE- no NeoS
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CAMPHENE, CHEMICAL OIL. &c. &c

CAMPHESE, CHEMICAL OIL. Nc- &c
S"ILLliMS'S CAAPHESE. +Fsrrs1ai-t TO De tar--
times r-hEee also Chs-ics. o. Burning Fiuc Spirt
Gas SPr q ICT2en:in-, also --oed >2ii OF tarpen-
ne lot vanish aai rAaufsr-rers Hsa Proof A.
coho " HE Sos1n ior soap uakers ard sfEzs,ss
o. PItca o. choice 1rAl..y Tor sale ~ W i" iL-tAMS
crx-IFIcATE--I e1pe.+--nsd or wtltsn.ss CsuPhene
wi;a he following results lst circular 'rick -a-p,
burning 81 q bali era. aodr, gave tsni egra
10 lea sperm candles % Twas SO pure II g1ary si
preserved ae uek Of SNOWY wteness, t-d burned tev-
erst eTe1.szs 9rr.ag weeks 1tiaoc: occe trimming
The Wei Sd When 6crre6 T. proper s-P L produces
mes; brilliant light Is free fU a. unpleasant door anc
60: liable 70 explosion have seen blazing PIE kcoi
-ePes--diy dropped trc guar OF Cs,Fhene, whic- Il
GEO. C SCHAEFFER
CoESsn5ia Csi-sye S-rr- ysss- Jay T. lEio
TIE aboT= experiments ne Ceapes-s q III " L.
Ea1ts ~ef- made s-y inSzncs Anc from ~ k11TedS-
ct &c ACCURACY ski OF ~. Sehas1er saEe Plc;
cccocrnce u ksI results. ihsreo.- reccn9eoo Y 2ota
Tor lst: and rz-zf.cturerA JAMES AES"4CA
CeAsra5G C0lLes., Me- YORK. I1lv i. lss5-
We $50 witnessed SIMILAR experiments 70 tie aooFe-oas
arP 51F1eS ere ho1r ~atcs- consuming less tsc
ers cents worth cf CsrPhers- a,c gave sti soia %
teo sfe-s candles AID cd rrsa comfortably 4, els
tzac= CT 20 10 f---L
3 BOWERS, II D. 70 rs sieseser-st
L SUDAN. Rr-s'- EcaiEz5is Fire Insurance Ccz,y-
n. WEED, Prrsisea; North a:Tsc Bask oi5 lEaeod+
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y \ ORDER Of Hon Charles 2. DAILY, Associate Judge
tie Court Of Common Pleas for tbs City and County
OF New YorkNoee Is hereby given, pursuant the pro-
visions OF The authorizing attachments
scOncng concealed and NONRESIDENT debtors thai
,schEeut hs issued against the estate Of George How
ard resident OF Providence State Of Rhode Island and
that the same viii be sold for The payment Of his debts,
ues appear and discharge such attachment according
e within nine months from the fret publication OF this
notice snd that the payment Of any debts due hin by
residents Of tbs State and tie delivery him for his
any properly within this State belong ing him. and
The transfer OF any such properly by him, forbidden by
-zY and void Dated tho l7l day of October 1916
STERLING Il THAYER
AiIOrneys for Attaching Creditor, No Nss.su-sr
SsEv-york
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS

BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL BINDINGS
TOR HARPERS BIBLE AND SHAhSPEAkk' Au-
1 Gubon q Birds Of America, &c &c
the 1000 subscribers Harpes Bible for heir patronage
and The satisfaction they have invariably expressed be
goG ggest TO those subscribers who have yet delayed
the binding OF their copies and may wish 70 have them done
by Christmas New Years that they Immediately forward
them TO his establishment, where they may depend upon
having them substantially and elegantly bound
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing their Bibles or any otne'
work. 10 be called for, will be promptly attended TO- u
no;e Is semi 10 The proprietor through the Post Office City
Express EDWARD WALKER
OBJ New.York Book Budery ia Fu!tou-st
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NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.

TIE FOUNTAIN: A GvT: To Stir up the Pure
Mind by Way Of Remembrance Eotssd oy 4
HASTINGS WELD: Philadelphia William siosna'
ker Eew.York, Wa Il Graham Up. 20 oVo9
Price s2..
This is a noble Annual. having eight Tine Aias-
trasioas and twenty.nine original contributions oy
Jogs G. WHITTIER Mrs. sIoorEsE7, Mrs. Us
COOP, FAsyY FORESTER, Mrs KIESLAso' ans
ASK 8. STEPHENS, J. BAYAKD Taylor rev u.
W. BzrHrsE, H. 4 WELD, &c &c AS the
praises of Wine have been quite enough chanted
BY Bards-ss the sparkling bowl hss been too
ofsen favori.c shrine for the devosion Of Genius
this Gift-Book takes the opposite course and Its
articles strongly tend 70 illustrate and enforce the
beauty of Temperance and the virtues Of spark
hing water Yet it is not engrossed By any one
idea its contents are on various themes and gen.
orally excellent Witness the following tfue
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED
Ships Auguenot Graves, Liverpool e D Huribert &
Co; fanvilL Mansfield Liverpool, J Ogden BENGAL
Cook London. do.
Bark Montezuma Thompson. Barbados.
Brig Odessa Dunbar Halifax NF J Winn!ette.
ARRIVED.
Schr Curlew, Kean. I'm Georgetown, -four, bound 10
Salem
schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Bunce, 25 ds from Bonair
salt, TO Chamberlain, of Maven, where the vessel Is
bound Left brlgs Vancouver ldg for NYork America
of North Yarmouth do for Boston; bark Aim, OF East
port for Boston, sailed same day
schr r w Brown Francs, 10 DIS fm Wilmington. NC
naval stores De Rasett e. Brown. On the night OF
the 5th inst while lying to in The Gulf Stream lost o
boom. Ayng.jb. boat and deckload.
New schr Hendrix Hudson, Munson, DIS I'm Maven,
in ballast.
ballast.
schr Elizabeth Osgood l6 d. iin Blue HI Ne spruce
spars. 10 master.
Schr Norwich I'm Boston, for Albany.
Schr Daniel Baker. I'm Philadelphia. coal
Sch- Baltimore La;ouette I'm Baltimore and "a hours
from the Capes -four, &c, to Johnson & Lowden.
SAILED
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StuERIFF,s SAIE,-By virtue OF several wrt,;; o

stHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF several wriss Of
- her faclas directed and delivered Will pose
Friday the 9th day 0f November next, 10 o.
clock. a. " at tho Ve-bue OF the City Hall OF the City
S~Yor, all the right nile and interest Of Henry Avis
which he had the fourth day OF January A. D. 1915,
lime afrrward Of in and tD all thar certain lot of
ground situate in The Seventeenth aie Tenth Ward OF the
City OF New-IOrk, fronting the Firstayenue,
Westerly side thereof and being the second lot from the
Nortwe,teriy Of said Frstavenue and Houston
formerly North street, as laid down certain map
made by L. freeman, City Surveyor bounded Eastesly In
front by the Frstayenue NortierJ and Souhery by land
nov or formerly Of Cornelius Dubois, and Westerly IN
rear By and now formerly OF Samuel Martn cOnta-
Ing ia breadth, IN front and rear twenty-five feet and In
depth The Sogthery fortyeght feet inches.
on -e NDrlhery tide htty-oEe feet eight inches be
sad dimensions less, being the lot which
wa conveyed to the -sd Henry AVIS by deed Of Conveyance
made and executed by Cornelius Dubois act wife bearing
dae the l5 day Of January A. D. 1885, recorded In
the Office 81 Tue Re gster OF City and County Of EewYork
IL ber 1874 OF cOnyeysace page 49,, the 20h day
jauusry A D. 1925 togelner with the hereditamrnts and
Appearances thereunlo belonging apperAinng Dated
NrwYofk, Sept - 1915 WILLIAM JONES, SheriE
FKEDEEIcK L. VULrE, Deputy Sheriff. ~ la~6w
The sale o.! the above described properly postponed
uEL! The 18Th day Of November, inst the and
place. Dated SewYork Nov. 6, 1916.
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
FESDERIcK L. VULTE Deputy Sheriff n9 Iawzds
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Ecuai Notices.


NOTiCE.-Soticci Is hereby given, that application
' will be made by the subscriber TO the Commissioners
of the Lund Office State OF NswEork Oh the TWEEN
ty-r.l az Of December for grant OF all those
tain lands lying under water IN the East River and adj
Joining the City OF Brooklyn, and which are bounded
follows Beginning a, point in the center Of jay
street IN the City OF Brooklyn, when Toe same shall be-
extended cighy-;our six inches Northerly from
the JohG and Jay where they VIII inter-
sect each other, hen extended and opened and runs
thence North eight degrees and fifteen minutes, West
hundred and Twelve feet and inches 10 the permanent
waller lima OF City OF Brooklyn established By law;
thence along said permanent waller line South eghlynins
degrees and rtyeveu and half minutes. West hive hun
bred thirty feet and ghtnches hence through tie
ter doIusstreet when The shall be extended SOuh
eight drree- and ffeen minutes. East one hundred aud
hAety-ye feet and eight inches 70 ths dock or bnlkhead
erected and thence East%ary along The outer edge
line OF tue dock bulAhesds and piers belonging 10 aud the
property Of the subscriber to the place Of beginning THE
said ands under wafer lying H front OF and adjacent 10
the land Of the subscriber, and between the and tho
permanent water ne ottte City Of Brooklyn, e,tab-
l,hct by law and between The ccner OF ADAMS and Jay
streets when shah be- extended 10 said perIna-
nent water line.-Dlted Nov. 5tE. 1916.
10 laH6w SAMUEL Z. MITCHELL
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GOV. YQUNG'S

GOV. YOUNG'S
GRAND MARCH /. this day Published-s splendid
VI pece-ony one Sailing that Thousands uay buy IL
GEN. WORTE-Also published this day splerdiG axe
meas Of this brave officer For sale by single one or nun
Gred. Dealers supplied. Publishedby G Holt Jr
NIL wv IL tultor--t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

SO VALUABLE FARM or Country Sest for Sale
eS Farm of about 1873 acres, lately owned by Garret
% Briukerhoi! deceased, situated on The bank OF the
Hudson River opposite Newburgh about two miles North
OF FshSil Landing, and al joining The land OF Cuban e
Vcrpanck and others
This Farm all excellent land and all in high state Of
cultivation except about Z acres, covered WIN WV0u OF
the Farms in Duchess County well watered, well
fsnced and the Location il not surpassed By any the
River commandinga view OF Newburgh and nearly the
whole Of Sswburgh Bay Upon isl valuable and never
falling stream OF water which runs nearly The whole ength
of the Farm and empes Into the the Southwest!
ery thereof upon whch stream cam has been re-
Gently erected.
There are three dwelling Houses The plsceone the
Mansion House is double frame house, substantially
built about ~ by 81 feet with kitchen attached ana Is IN
EOCt order 10 j. handsomely situated enlnence.
and commands fne Tiew OF Newhurgh Bag, extending
far beyond HamhUrgh on the North One other OF the
dwellings ia good Farm House, and the other Is sInl
Tenant House besides these buildings, there 10 good
Barn. Sheds. Carriage House &c. upon the place Asca
larye orchard which grated fruit and other fruit
Also well OF good water aud large cisern Part
OF The purchase money can 'eosn unpaid secured ny
mortgage the premises n desired by the purchaser
and possession can be given in month from time OF sale
II required.
limo, sold before the \ i day OF January next, these
premises viii be offered auction on that day a, ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Mansion House on the
SRIHNKERHoFE, On he premises CORNELIUS i.
BRlNKERHoFE, Poushkeepse, or to WIN c; HAS
Newburgh. go 3;awt6thjan
81 TO LET OK FOR SALE, and possession given
W Immediately, The Farm and premises lately occupied
by John Gray Esq Staten Island, about two miles
West Of Por, Richmond and nearly opposite Elizabeth
port There about eighty acres oland including wood
land and salt meadow There Is large and commo
dous mansion House rid good barn. und new and con-
venieu; outhouses the premises. Apply 10
CHARLES KOHLER, near The premises, 10
ol0t; GEO. BONMAE. No. Hanover-sl. y. York.
5;s,A FARM FOR SALE in the OF Harrison,
Nestchs-ter county, On the direct road from rye TO
White Piaius-I4 miles from Rye, 1, from White
Plains p from steamboat landing, aud p from Mamar
uneck containing about 60 Buildings and fences
good order Situation very tine and lana IN high
Ot cultivation. For Sc apply to E. D. BROWN, $40
Grand-s- or JOHN PALMER, on tle premises od
SO FOR SALE-A Farm OF 81 acres, In the highest
Of cutvHOn-fruit trees Of ali knds-one mile
-- from Knderhook. ard the distanc. from Ex.
President Var Bur-ns. Buildings and fences with
cedar posts. Each lot well wRler-d Inquire of A. b
vsnderpoo No. 81 Furnis's Building WalsL OF John
: Voshurgh. O. South-st % ltd 2isi-st ais Pm
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pY ORDER OF Frederick P. Stevens, Fist Judge Of
ID the Court OF Common Pleas o. Ere County Notice Is
hereby gwen pursuant lie provisions Of the
;norzng attachments against sOscCncng and concealed
debtors Ht s:lsru,snt ms ssed against te Of
Patrick Cosgrsve nonresident debtor and that the
VII be sod cr he payment OF hs debts unless he
appear and discharge SUCH attachment according law
within nine months from TIE hrs publication Of his no
nee; and that ne rsen, any dsb,s due 20 him. by REQ.
.deuts Of his state end the delivery or for MS use
Of properly within this sta,e belonging hir and the
rans-r OF any srcs property by nr forbidden by law
Enc are 7ctd- Dated Buffalo, June g. i3i6.
CEAS Il. 8. WILLIAMS
ty3 la-Sul AE'y for Attaching Creditor
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u
~ SEAST-Thc best article used Tor making Broad
BGcssAss. Caiss Sc Sc-rhis Yeast IS a. acid which
beng eoGiSinrI u proper chemical proportions WIZ Al
slkah ipresnsi-s The dough with carhoaie acid gas
without affecting IN any way tie original properties OF the
Flour aud ;hus when baked producing FsSyEcT SSEAo-
can 10 soS for having poor hreae a chemical
csrtsrty q rus: 10 miss mathematical
ca rsinty: and If the bread bc light Spocyy an
sSse.-S word, Se perfect II Is bsca,sr the
p-oporticns Of the Ysss. and SSl<rsrs exactly
rteh The COMMON mode OF atsrg dough IS by the slow
process OF vuocs fermentation; The new mode IS by al
nos; eierveseence foc may make t. Ard
bake n ard have /, or the table L sirsy minutes,
ind eS 10, or cod as you Ike without danger 10 YOU.
heath Sea wholesale and reisl By
ME 4 GASSSER YOUNG, Grceers, lS2 Cnstha;l-sL
RON SAFE 90. sale chesp-One Of Deleno's folding
doors with Srsaie pin lock N goed oyder-lss tnsn
half PRICE Also Ohio gTin6sore s:sd up win ms
roa rollers conpese Mus; be sold chs.r BIZ N NcCOR.
MICK whsesaiih. locksuiih, &c $50 Pearls. NIL 81
LroRACK Il. DAYS India Rubber Establishment
X1ts rs1sored from No ssAadcaae TO No 3 Cortland
81 three doors below the Western Eetsl El3T
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List of Letters Remaining in the q. s. City Dis
patch Post November IL, 1876.

r Please mention The cftae List in nhioh ises Gre
advertised LADIES' LIST.
AS,B l., NJ & n
Allen, Miss Hannah isrned. Miss Maria c
Boyd Mise Little Miss Ann
Blair, Mrs w Iouns6erry, Mrs
Rrabson Miss june Mic:larls, Mrs Mary
Buchanan. Mrs Elizabeth McMullen, Isabella
Brown Mrs "a NJ Merritt, Mrs Elizabeth
Bradley, Mrs (.ewissu Messenger, Mis-. Elizabeth
Briggs Mrs Elizabeth w Mclaughlin Mrs Bridget
C,D&E Mann. Mrs Sarah
Coates, Mrs Maria Ness, Mrs Mary
Cox Miss May PR, " w
Collision. Mrs Sarah Perire, Mrs Sarah
Davis Elizabeth Patrick. Mrs Mary
dupont. Mrs Il Ross. Miss (Fultor-s ST.
De Bar, Miss Louisa Sharsey Miss (A!eu-stl
puuigan Mrs Bridget SaDdford Miss Eliza
Ellis. Miss Emma Sherman, Mrs Caroline
Edwards Mrs Ellen Wright, Maria
HI ~ h Walker, Mrs George
Hall. Miss b Walker Miss Margaret
lnn!s. Margaret Wilson. Jane
lslerwoOd Mrs Henry Waters, Miss Mary
KENNEDY. Miss MArY Ann
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Jn0ia- Rubber Goo0s
MONTHLY REPORT for October OF The New
lIYorx Medical and Surgical l.stitute, No - Chambers
=. Il

MONTHLY REPORT for October, Of The New
NtYorx Medical and Surgical Institute No - Chambers
ST. Cases SSecess;1LIy ITeoted.
1 Examined 10 de- rbpa- lG Cases OF G.eei
teci diseases Of PalpiIat.on hearth Peur!sy.
the lungs. Is Seminal w-sk- 4 Irritation, or
Cases OF mid ness burning 10 Ike
wifery g Cases baants Urelhra.
Primary chan Delriun Ire lneonlnenee Of
cr-s Urine.
Cases OF fever. Is Bad cough. Gases yenerea!
Gaze OF dyson y Inflammation Of, Warts.
tery the Bowels. 3 Cases Of lInpo-
Ac!dity Of dell Case Of Apo teHcy-
Stomach. plexy. Css-5Ofear Eche.
Pain IN The breast Secondary Eeae-i Eruption on te
Cases OF goror real skiH
Successful Operations aud CureI.
Atrputstioa- IS Large s5scesses' Large Henorr-
Operations for opened. hoida. IGn0r
phvrno.i. Operation re- moved
Cases indoient teiorntiies y Cases OF Injury
uicergird legs. Tumo. removed attended 10.
Structures cured Operations foril Fracture OF the
Ia The urethra- hydrocele. attended TO-
Operation I I'll Retention ofurnell Fracture OF The
ecu!ntirg Tonsls reulovet-l collar bone
The poor attended to between and 10 in the morning
H BOSTWICK, ". D.
NJ w Attending Surgeon and Physician.
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SCE00L ROOES.

HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE, Publisher. and BooEsel-
leTs. 2l5 Pears Sev-Io haTe receny issrSd ne"
very much improved editions of the works on aura
Philosophy AID Chemistry. X Mrs. A. W l. Phelps, 10
which they respectfully soc:i the attention OF sehoo!
Teschers Committees and others Interested IN eEeaor
Copies will Re he'd for examination. application 20
the publ!shers For sale BIZ Booksellers generally jy2
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1nsurunre.


MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
lfl Office No. II Wsll-st-
The Company offers the following advantages TO the
public;
Lives only insured E, the lowest rates OF premium
The premium SO may be paid In cash and ihs
secured al u months bearing per interest or
Il may be paid monthly or quarterly.
No person liable beyond the amount of his premium
4 o
from any demands Of his creditors.
There Will be annual division of profits payable In Scrip
Certificates bearing interest per cent, which interest
is payable annually in cash ,
Seth Low, Rob't L. Patterson,
C;ui.aune Merle Wn. II. Aott,
Wrn 4 = Penz Edward Anthony,
Lewis c. Grover John A Underwood
Henry McFarlan Chas. : Macknet.,
WE NJ. Simpson, Ihos. T. Segur,
ROBT. PATTERSON, PresL
BENJ c. MILLER, Sec'y
Jos. L. Loap, Agent
c. II. McINrYEE, Sub-Agent 30i Hudson ST cor. Spring
JAMES STEWART, NJ. D. tNo.62l Broat'sayD Medical TX
anin-r. A. the Office daily from TO O'Clock oil :a~l
OCTOBER REPORT of the Mutual Life insurance
~ Company Of SewYork, No 81 Wali-sL-This institn-
iiou during the month OF October issued sxlhrre new
Policies, viz
To Merchants Traders IS To Physician.
ManuiactuTers...... . :. Teacher -...-.'.
Clerks ............ 81 - Deputy Sheriff !
Mechanics............. . = Vice Presiden: CT an
'Ageul................. ms Co.....-.....--...
AuctOneer. % Students
Snip Master = ser.--......-.-..
PiOi................... II % Gentlemen.
Steward .-......... Ii - -.
LIVES insured MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAINT. HASSAY, Secretary.
MlSruRS Posr MD Physician. 500 Broadway. ~ I'm
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Dru GOODS.


CHAS. E. ToLWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 1872 BROADWAY, (up s;airs respectfully informs
his cu=iorers and gentlemen generally, that ne has on
hand and constantly receiving tie attest styles OF Cioh-,
Ce-stuerss Aad Nestugs. which he VII MAKE P IN man
be doubts viii prove every satisfactory 10 those
may favor him with their patronage. he wishes N
particular call The attention OF gentlemen 10 hs new
style OF Dress snd Patio Overcchs as be Is earnestly OF
lie opinion mai y cannot be exceIled IN this city else
where. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth VII. have
their garments made with much care IS purchased OF
him. o5I I'm
~ L&NhETs. LINENS, and Housekeeping Arm
40 cles-A. ARNOLD X CO ~ Caaal-st have Gow IN
store full assortment Of the above goods, consisting Of ~
Linens, heavy heavy and hne Fronting manu!ae-
.Gred expressly for their family trade.
-. 70 and 45 inch Pillow Linen.
S 6. g, 8. II aud i24 Bsrnsey and Irish Sheetilg.
Double Damssk Table Cloths, from 81 70 yards long
Napkins and Doylies 10 match
g. 9 and i0i Table DaInssk and Diaper.
Brown and Blesched Huckaback and Diaper IovveIrgs
Long Lawns, Birds-eye Diaper, CTumo Cloths, En-
bosseG and Printed Table Covers
To- H. - and ISL Imperial and Toilet Quilts cradle SIZE
do Colored and White Toilet Covers.
Blenkes-Baih Whitney s, 9, 10, Il y, - snd -
cradle DIS