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Somerset CountY. SIS. -

>zSNSFS on and Tor said county on the
Ts 5ih day of July. A. ID. 1876,
Before the Honorable Judg.
Sc thereof.
N the matter of the account OF Ro-
gers Marshall and John Ianiinger, adj
minisraiors of John Graham, deed.
And now TO wit, July 18th, a d 1916.
On petition Of F. @. Murdock, intermsr
married with Mary f. one of the daugl-
ters of said John Graham. decd
The Court grant rule on Phoebe
Marshall, administrative of Rogers Mar
shall, deed, who was one of the admin
istralo.s of said John Graham, decd,
and on John TanlIinger, who was also
one of the administrators of said John
Graham, deed. 10 appear al an adjourn
ed orphans court TO be held at Soner-
set. on Monday the 9th day of Sep,em-
Der 1916. and shew cause if any ti,ey
have why the confirmation should not be
taken off said account, and the same re:
ler.ed TO Auditors for settlement and
adjustment.
Extract from the Records, certified
this 5th day of July 1916.
WIN II PICKING,
july % 1856 Clerk.
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HOTEL FOR ENNAEEDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
Drs. Speer and Kuhn.
ME object Of this establishment is

ItAs pVJCCt vi WIS eSldDHSImeTt is
u TO supply want greatly fell by re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, la
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want OF she various comforts
and attentions SO necessary and agreeable
to the sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected 10
heavy and unreasonable charges.
invalids wall here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atien-
dance, snd al rate much below the nsu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
be extended TO every variety of disease.
II is intended by DIR. Speer, TO give spe-
ciai attention to
ALL SURGICAL DISEASES,
PARTICULARLY To
Diseases OF THE EYE
TO these branches Of his profession
he has given large share of his at,en-
ION ior the last twenty-five years, and
ne will continue to devote to them The
experience acquired by constant prac-
tlce during that time.
The Hotel for Invaids is not an exner
iment Its establishment is suggested
not only as necessary TO supply an eyi-
Gent want in this city, in The entire alb
sence OF any special provision for the
SICK, out is warranted also by the success
ol similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New orleans--,he former under the care
oil Drs. Taliaferro, Marshall and Strader
the latter under that Of DIR. Stone.
The building selected for The purpose
IS situated at the corner Of Federal and
Robinson streets, in Allegheny CITY, adj.
joining the city of Pittsburgh. II is
commodious and roomy, AMI furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
the sick.
Applications for admission TO be made
TO the subscribers, a, their Office ON Penn
street, Pittsburgh. or at the establishment.
6eNo contagious diseases will be ad,
mi,ted. ]. II. SPEER, NJ. ID.
Us. KUHN, M. ID.
February 25. lS45.
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Blank Deeds,

a LOT of Blank Deeds of q superior qual
s&sA ty, just printed and now for sale
AT THIS OFFICE
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Patent Vernoifuge.

Dn. McLANE's AMERICAN WoRN S,rr,r1c
promptly eTpeLs Worms 70 an almost IN
credible '1unabert
ST17O substanliate the above fact MANY hundreJs
hs of testimonials could be adduced out of
which the following are selected. from ,ndivid.
uals Of standing and veractv. Indeed. II Is con-
fidently affirmed that each new trial of the now
ers of this remedy will have an additional teo-
dency TO widen and confirm It's fame, and tha, r.
were universally known and diffused over the
United States, it would not save less than many
hundreds, if not thousands of lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
lido certify that vial of DR.. MLane's Amer,
can Worm Specific expelled five hundred and two
whole worms and pieces that would have made
sixty more, from boy of John LewelIing. which.
If laid IN straight line, would have most probably
measured the enormous length of one hundrcr
yards. JOSIAH JACKSON, owner of Wate
Forge, and other works, MonongaIia county Va
This Is to certify that purchased from Holmes
q Kidd vial OF DIR. M'Lane's American Worn,
Specific, and gave two doses 10 Loy of no;ra
about three years years of age. He passed fully
half pint of worms. The quantity was so Iar,r.
was really alarmed, and called in several of No,
neighbors to see them. Had this story been r.
lated to me, could not have credited il. w;,bont
being an eyewitness to the same. NV child.
health improved much after.
SAM'L MORRISON.
Merchant Tailor, Wood st, Piltsburghl
Some two months ago purchased vial of Dr1
NJ Lanes American Worm Specifc. gave bov
OF mine most Of vial; he passed forty very
large worms. From that time his health inpro-
we'd very much. had tried two other Verm;fnoez
to no purpose. believe DIR, M'Lanes the best
article before the public. ID. CALHOUN.
Miffiin township, Allegheny county.
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DaS. P05TLErdWAIT2

FENDERS his professional services n =.
4 public. Office in the building fornerIv 40 -
cupied by Charles OgIe, Esq, as law ofsce
June g, ls46.
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PAMPHLET LAWS.

TIME pamphlet laws passed at the
IL session Of 1916, have been receiv-
ed at my Office. and are ready for dis.ri-
button 10 those entitled to receive them.
Proth'y Office, A. ]. OGLE,
July 81, '46. Prothonotary
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TEENS OF THE HERALD,

TErs paper is published every Tuesday, ST s.
Per annum, payable halEyesrly in advance
Ifnot paid within the year, $3.50 viii invaria-
bly, be charged
No subscription takeH for less than six months
nor can subscriber discontinue unless at
the option Of the editor, until arrearagcsare
pad Off
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at 81 per
square, for the first three insertions, aud 25
cents for every subsequent insertion: Ionge
ones in proportion.
ADVERTISEMENTS Insertedin the Herald and
Republican, three times, at 81 per square and
so cents for every other insertion.
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WOOL! WOOLU

GOOD clean wool will be taken !,
payment Of debts due this office, if ds.
livered soon.
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Orphans Court Sale
REAL ESTATE. 8.

N pursuance Of an order of the Or
n phsas' Cont of Somerset county
there will be exposed to sale, by way
OF public outcry on The premises, on
Thursday z the 2oh dos of .august neat,
The following valuable Real Estate, late
the property of Frederick P. HI. Walker.
Aecsd viz
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NOR1gRa

" u q a y Ia
In pursuance Of the above commission,
The undersigned auditors, will meet at
the Hotel of Wm Fl Picking in Somer-
Sc. Borough, on Thursday the 9th day
August next, to perform the duty enjoin.
ed upon them, at which time and place
all persons interested are notified 10 at
tend if they see proper.
SW PEARSON.
SAMUEL GATHER,
ISAAC HUGUS,
Somerset, July 2l.'46. Auditors.
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Notice.
Estate Of Jacob Swenk: de-
ceased.

ICHSCus
ETTERS of administration on the
Il A estate Of Jacob Swenk (of Jacob
late Of Somerset township, deceased.
having been granted 30 the subscribers,
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to meet them az the house Of Ja-
cob Snyder, Esq, in said township, OF
Friday the 2lst dag Of August next, pre-
pared TO settle; and those having claims,
10 present them al the same time and
place, properly authenticated.
SAMUEL uUNSACKER.
Of Somerset tp.
SAMUEL SWENK,
of Quemahening tp.
June 2l,'46-6t.
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A plantation on the Turnpike, one
IA mile west Of Sioys,own, having a.
bout 200 acres of clear land, late the
property OF David DiberL decd. will be
offered for rent at public outcry on the
premises on the lst of October next, for
one year from the first of April ensuing.
lfnot rented, it will then be offered for
sale.
JOHN DIBERT,
July 81, '46.* Admir-.
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GRAND MILITARY

Encampment ON the 22d, 23d,
24th and Doth days Of Septem-
ber 1916, at Somerset, Pa
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One Tract ofLand.

situate in Summit and Brothersval3ev
townships, containing three hundred ard
eighty four acres and sixty perches and
allowance, adjoining lands of Peter p.
H. Walker, Peter Walker Sr. Rudolph
Boose. Benjamin Bitner, Jacob p. Walk.
er and Henry Hsuger, with about one
hundred and eigly acres of clear land, on
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Dwelling House

and large Bank Barn; at least forty
acres are in good meadow; there are al.
so good sugar camp and two orchards,
with an abundance of wafer on the prem
ises.
TERMs:-One third 10 remain a lien
on the premises. the interest thereof 10
oe paid to the widow semi annually du-
aing her lifetime. and at her dealt, the
principal TO be paid TO the heirs and legaI
representatives of said Ieceased-eiob.
teen hundred dollars TO be paid ia hand.
and The residue in seven equal annual
insiaiments, without interest, 10 be Sc.
cured by judgment bonds.
Attendance will be given by Samuel
Miller. Trustee for the sale of said real
estate. BY the Ctur,
W. n. PICKING.
July 81 1916. CIers
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Commifte Of Arrangement.
t. Editors of newspapers in the coun
tiesabove mentioned are requested to copy
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H. 4; 4, LEEDS, ,Aqet!opssI; :,

. TIFFANY, YOUNG X ELLIS
bo:S.s s.e .sy Occupied
BY Near T. ssswr, Goa the mo.t extensive and Gle,
s
Bohemian Glass Wsre-Msgnifcent Dessert sets, Punch
Bowls Cordial and WE'RE dEau seq. Vases T.s, sets De
Glas:es Fiscous &C. &c all imported during the last few
months and The newest styles and richest spsc
Fancy Pocelanmostly of importation decorated
TO ordsi ORIGINAL and peculiar IN st{ lie and rchness
styles Being coIrs.t copies Of original. N the
Also antique shaped Flower Pots. Vases. caaaa. &C. in
real Antique and Modem Pskn and Japanese Vases
Real BIonzeBsrn Iron Imitation Bronze, Alabastsr,
Carton riorre, Biscuit Figures, Vases ard Omaments
Portable Desks Dressing Work Boxes Fancy Boxes
.1 med n'a
Eans-A magnihcent collection of all the various styles
Card Cases. Souvenirs Portfolios Menaxsrss &c, in
Silver Pearl She'll Papier Machs. Velvet Ivory and Sandal
Silver and Gold Fograms-varions elegant and fancfd
Engavngs-Our Who'll of French. English and
German Engavngs and Lhogrsphs plain and colored in
framing and for thu Portfoi,o
italian Pantinss-Ap entire consignment selected by
OF the celebrated engraven OF Italy. mostly in curiosity
Also, modern original Oil Paintings.
several Enamel and Munich P.intngs richly framed
poItation, Of very choice quality
Emvelopes-One million, letter and note sizes.
Wh,ps-hdng and Driving WHIPS best English and
illustrated Books-A small invoice of illustrated French
Also several very magri6cently bound Common Prayer
UI,aine Manuel, P,roison &C., &c.
With inumerable Of unique, elegant and costly
The goods will be ready for examination Monday 18th.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock each day.
Terms cash. unless by special agreement with the sellers.
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M THE N AL 3.
Highly Important
FROM
W A s. E Z N CT ON.

WILMINGTON, Dec. IL, 1916.
Important Despoches to General TsyIorInfsS emee Of
Santa .anna's Desigrs-The Mountain Passss Of Sat
tiIlo-Mr. Buchanen's Cons,Isr Plan-MemSrs Of
Congress.
Dispatches have been sent 10 General Tayler, warn.
ing him against surprise Of his I'd vanced dsachmsnts
it has been ascsrsned that Santa Anna has expressed
his determination to attempt such sdTriss pessibs'
Circumstances may have altered his discrimination, bat
il is better to guard against any sudden attack The de-
spatches however, will scarcely reach General Taylor
in time to be Of use to him but STILL he 10 fully able 10
take care of himself
!. The kindness with which Major 0rshan was 70
ceved at saltillo would seem to argue In favor Of
this inte gencs, which, by the way somss from source
upon which every reliance is placed BY government
Santa Anna might attack the advanced guard at disad-
vantage, and cut them of. This would give hin i'm
mense strength II would however small the victory
give his countrymen confidence In him thh be his In
tention, he might, without much dhculty have carried
II into execution he il well acquainted with the To-
calities of which our entirely igDorant 1t 10
very strange if he permit army to possess
themselves of the mountain passes OF salo, and the
civ itssl without blow. AZ to the town, does no.
possess many advantages either in strength or position
but the denlss between Monterey and sato are csps
ble of being fortified In such manner that handful Of
men can defend them against any force how nuns
rous 1t may then be ths design Of the Mexican gems
raj to swoop down from the mountains when the ID
vanced guard 10 marching in fsncied security, and cut
off before assistance be rendered 1t BY the main
body The next dsspstchhs from the army Will Be look
ed for with great deal Of anxiety
On Monday next, Mr. Buchanan will send to Congress
his consular plan, sdocunent of great ability and which
entities s author to the thanks .of the entire CONNER
cial community. will give you sketch Of it to-
morrow.
There was a Isng cabinet council held today The
departments were flooded with mbers Of Congress ,
who worry the secretaries to DEATH They have no ssr
of for hem and 10 not unfrsqusnt to see
sewers, members Of the lower House in the 's~efS~ Of
the Secretary chasrins away about trivial matter. Of
M .ort Of interest while the sscrstarys table at the
,.s !. loaded with letters dispatches, orders, and
,pplic,tiops. This becoming real nuisance
0ALvIENsIs.
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On Saturday afternoon l2h instant in the seth year
Of his ags, Mr. THOMAS Mc0EvIRAN, native of pa-
rish OF St Johns, County Roscommon Ireland.
HIS uasrsl will take place from the residence of his
brothcrnlaw, Mr. Michael Cline, No Is Carlisle street
this aferpcoS at o'clock. His friends and acquant-
ances and those Of his brothers, James, Daniel and Den
mis-, and his brother James Feeney,
pectfully invited to attend without further notice At
tendance of carriages by request prohibited.
Saturday evening" 18th instant BLANCHE, daughter of
M g. and Mary Ann Harrington, aged years, months
and 81 days
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral Monday the 18th instant at PM
at No IL Wycko6 street, South Brooky The remains
viii DO taken to the Greenwood Gem etery for inter-
ment
On Sunday morning. EDwARp ROCHE. in the 10th year
vi his age asnative Of the county Wexford Ireland
Mis- friends and the friends of his sopsn law, Peter
O'cenner james Dempsey, Andrew OConnor, and Nj
choia: Walsh are respectfully invited to attend his fu
neral this afternoon ct o'clock from the house fPeer
OConner, No. 50 Bowery.
At Hope Cottage, near Albany, on the 10th instant
Lucy CLEVELAND SMITH. rslict Of the late Mr. J. c..
Smith, Of New York, in the seth year of her age
At Pennington, CT. Nov. 2Sth, General SOLOMON
Gowns. aged 80, IN ofieer Of the revolution.
Their Of Hen. Daniel r. King.
In South Kingston, 9th instant, Mr. SANDS PERKINS,
aged So
At Blk, Chsmung county, NJ T. on the 10th Novem-
ber Of asces, Mr.. JONATHAN NEwHALL, aged "a ye
The deceased native of Athsl Worcester county,
Mass.
AT the residence Of bis SON. in Cortland village, DR.
SAMUEL HyrcHISses, q revolutionary soldier, in the
S5ih year sf his sge.
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state OF tho River.

ALBANY, Dec. lsth-skf. NJ
Livingston and wellss rpress has arrived, bat
brings no mails No boat has como up yet, though
now 5K O'Clock. The North America lst New York sn
Saturday afternoon but unable to 80 farther up the
river than Athens where she landed her pssssngsrs.
naii,snd eights this morning. The river was Inst oio
sing 30 she Immediately returned to CstskilL from
which place she departed for New York at AZ o'clock
this anernoon.
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Died,

Died,
This day, forty seven YEARS ago. GEsRoE WASHING
justly called the Father Of his Country" died.
nstien mourned him then, the world his
ry now.
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DEAFNESS CURED

3Sl q comply
and from the ears Thai under the treat
military d.iy.-sisasd, II. MsNEvEN, surgeon to II B.
Asoa.re OLA 70. iaeipsst as.fAss., di.eh,
From q 81 ssf COLLECTIONS Of hard wax r. s %
NOVELTIES FOR THE BALL ROOM.
s a
Double Aosaesd tsnSour Dresses sia ssi?
Lace Dresses Of the and approved styles from
Anew very fine riv cred lawn Hhdhf trimmed with rich re,
French embroidered Chemisees, with collars, At IS ST.
Riso edge Collars, :, 2. u.u.I prie. l@.I1s.
sspsrS Lace Of the most costly description from -
large variety Thread Lace and trimmed Needls.worked
a SaRs Cellar &c suitable for holiday prs,sp,.
n :. $3.50 REWARD..
II OST-A Pear Shaped Diamond, (slightIy on colorl
L. .sf Ss, %sa n = pH rh
6y rs owner above 1t, insrinsc WORTH reward Of
BALL, ToMPnNs BLACK. 1871 Broadway.
LOST,
OHMoNpAY. Nov. soth limestone gsns, BREAST.
s:.as S.
il at $50 Broadway. dslwsrc
ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
FOR PREVENTION CURE OF
CHAPPED HANDS.
Bresdwayl-uo rsmoval-respsefully solicits trial Of
this article appropriate to Upon ts absolute
perfection he willing TO risk the reputation Of his sstab
hands, addition ibis g them h:s
full son and whitsnsss The manufacturer csms his
from eshness however article ia This line
sIher 1fssn OF domestic which the subscriber does not
ssep The Psrsumey Of his former partner for many
sold prices ssoeray 50 per cent cheaper most
pos at the time promising deserve by truth and
FAR dealing in all his uansacuons.
A. a. MOSS, late
ROUSSEL5, $50 Broadway,
Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety OF soaps Shaving Cream Extracts Coloes,
Razors Hair Man, Tooth and Shaving Brushes Toilet Bot
ties, Odour Boxes suitable for kc. do imsr
IS i. n , BILLIARDS.
A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON No. ~ Barclay street,
modiou. saloon in the city. 1t contains Tables, all in
good order. and OF Penns acknowledged by
country with fine maple and mahogany beds These tables
all times be depended upon for making augss,
they have all cloth cushions, and therefore, affect
Michael Joseph, formerly of the All Nations Hotel
and .ie Of Gothic Hail. this method Of inomng
on renewal Of The patronage heretofore be-
rally bestowed upon them.
Gentemsn WHO may favor them with call may depend
having the best OF attendance with and
for their exclusive useand those Wishing play
which be secured by application the bar
N B. The fastidous need feel delIcacy
z,ng this a. the company will be found always
ms lmsrh JOSEPH WHITE
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Married,
In Springfield, 10th instant. by the Rev H. w. Lee
RcsskT C. HcoPRn, Esq., Of Boston to ApELINE D.,
daughter Of Major J. w Ripley, U.s.A.
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m ppTvATE FAMILIES

MO BOARDING HOUSE KEEfEH NEED APfLY.-
IN gentleman and his wife whoas children. are desr
Of board second
respectable private family. Terms b. mcde-
and within minutes walk of the City Hall
permanent Address full particularly T. c. c. Herald
Office. dl34fh
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The Standing Committees In the Senate.
WARRINGTON, Dec. H. p. M.
OF the standing committees of the Senate to be elected
tomorrow, General Cameron will be chairman Of the
committee the District Of Columbia; General liz Of
commerce Mr.. Colqutt of patents, and Mr.. Sewer Of
foreign relations Mr.. Dickinson will be dropped from
the naval committee. These will be about the only
chau9aa.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

VIM. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE Of R,h Goods, by Hy y. willard
~ Tuesday, Dec. 18TH 0h o'clock, the Sales Room,
NO Pine street. Silver Plated Caslors Cake Baskets fae
Ivory Cutlery Steel Fire s@ts britannia Tea Sets rich Tea
Bed'tssds, Bedding Feather Beds and Mattresses Chsrs,
Nc. Sale positive. dit ltsrh
A UCTION NUTtCE-srock Goods by order Of AssiEn.
"A GOWN. A.BEECHER, No. lS Cedar street, will
sell this day At 10 O'clock the stock OF oobeF comprising
one Of tho largest and desirable offered by
trade.
Catalogues and samples row ready. dit it.rh
J.P. DIETRICH. Aacuoneer.
of the stock Of fancy urs, Mufs, Sleigh Robes. &c,
stock oil person declining businsss xi be sold without
reserve N B-The store to let and fixtures for sale
dh iis,h
W. MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
A SSlGNEES SALE OF HANDSOME CLOTHING,
"A Sc-Tbs day at 10 O'Clock, at No Courand ST., will
DO sold by order OF asEnees large stock Of cothng
PantaIoenE; silk, velvet. aud fancy vests.
Also 80 ladies' handsome Cloaks dresses and crcu
lars The above 10 tbs stock Of fashionable tailor.
MONDAY, 2lst instant 1886 will be sold at Auction at
1 O'clock in the old French Cabinet Warehouse, No.
Beekman the entire stock Of elegant and
city made Cabinet Furniture csn be examined from now
W. =. HAYNES, Auctioneer.
Two Lots, between tIst snd 4sd Streets th avenue
the 9Th day OF January 1877 at 10 o'clock A. M, (f dis
posed Of e private sais Terms cent
wsuantse desds will be given For further particulars, APP
ply 70 Hsn.s Wilson. Esq, II Murray Terms easy.
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SACKS

CIANkES OACkS,
1l6 William street, opposite the TFashimetom Stores.
Il HAVE splendid as.oItment Of black aud brown Back
.ons lining, lwell wsadsd match The cloth few
have hsndsomely worked silk fronts in addition and plaid
Frcuch cashmers Innings The prices from Sl3 ST.
am e9n6deot Other house sell similar article within
dres. made ts order, as usual. at low prices.
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eIects ana INC be1t oruer proValIlnK thfOneh0ut.
MICHAEL PHELON,
ms Imsrh JOSEPH WHITE
ms ImSrh

LAMPS, GlKANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
lHE subscriber has just opened Of the selected
stock Of Lamps, &c, now in this city. Lard and Solar
Tampa in Gilt Bronzed and Turquoise inlaid with gold;
Hall Lamps with stained glass, The above goods all
Hotels and Manufacturers always find large
ment Of Lamps suitable for their purpose.
"a. JOHN u. MORGAN,
d. lmsrc Wilton door from Broadway.