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IMPORTANT SuGGEsTIoN-WAR OR NO WAR;
The last National IntcAigenesr has the following
suggestion
On the subject Of the hostiltes which have actually
commenced on the Rio Grande, let suppose a case
which would show the declaration war against Mex
co to be as premature as it has been precpts In the
anarchy which prevails In Mexico where he forms Of
the constitution having become as much of farce az
they are in danger Of becoming among ourselvss tho
Presidency becomes the prize Of the entcrprising
and successful soldiers why may not Arista universally
reputed as an ambitious well accomplished General
taking advantage Of his rank and his influence over Off
Gers subordinate to him. have seized this occasion with
out orders from his government, to mako a dash
army, which, he do than he has already done
but stl more if he force 1t to retire from present
position however short distanceby the eclat which
such an exploit will give him. and his popularity with
the army march to Mexico, drive the President of
the day, and seat himself in his stead After merely
stating this problem for the readers consideration We
Will add IN seriousness that really have doubt
whether the crossing Of the Rio Grande by the Mexican
forces has been authorized At I'LL BY the government Of
and disavowed by It. In this hypothesis what would be-
come Of the solemn assertion BY law that tho Of
the Republic Of Mexico state OF war exists between
that Government and the United States 7"
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NOTICE.


NOTICE hereby given all having bought
from Lambeers Quarry, at Ripps Bay, formerly occu
pied by Mcssrs Mott knowton that the OF the
Quarry will be settled by r. r. Lsmbeer the Office
Quarry. WILLIAM LAlMBEER
Dated this 10th day Of April 1916. a23 Imsrc
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bel ysstsrdsy wiM these rating ~ ne saturday tss
vous, shows decline Of N per cent In Lorg lsspd Mar
lem par cent, Canton Il Farmsrs Loan, u, Norwich
and Worcester ST. Ohio O., 81; Pennsylvania S. 81;
Reading Railroad si and Morris Canal 2. The stock
market first felt the effect of the on Monday
and II will be perceived that since that time the market
has been unsettled but prices have huctuated very little
either way.
The receivers Of the Union Mutual Insurance Com.
pany have declared their fifth and final dividend Every
claim against this company has been settled without legal
proceedings, and including this dividend the stockhol
ders will have received sixty6ve and half psr cent
This stock just previous the determination TO wind up
the affairs Of the company sold the brokers' board at
forty per cent
We are happy to learn that the said receivers with
seventeen other merchants and capitalists procured
from the Legislature, one year ago. renewal rather
new Charter under the and style Of the Union
Mutual Insurance Company" with cash pital of 100.
600 dollars for the business Of fire. marine transporta-
ton, and navigation insurance; the profits TO be divided
between the stockholders and those doing business with
the institution
The books Of subscription to the capital stock i'll be
opened in few days, and the Commissioners dis
posed to give the shareholders Of the old Union Insur
Company preference for half Of tho cash cap
al The fro and inland business only viii bs
ed at present The marine. probably, will be added
when the Oregon and Mexican difficulties settled.
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad Company for the
past month have been unusually large and the quantity
Of coal transported this road from the mines the
sesboard this season. about double that for the
pondng period last year. The business of the road for
week in May in each Of the past three years. has
been annexed =
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIERoAp.
Week ending Ending Mor Ending MSv
May llth. lsA 10th, iS43 9th, lsa6
Travel ...,.... $l,8T 81 $3.50 40 $296l 30
Freight on Goods. ,l79 Is ], 333 "a 1921 81
Freight on Coal. 7,321 81 ll,7ss IS 1858 70
Total. .$0,339 - $l339l 90 1880 66
Coal transp'd. tons. 7,l2S 1893 1929
The increase in 1896 compared with is4s amounts
about hundred and thirty psr cent and compared with
1914 two hundred and fifty per cent The quantity of
coal transported this season. to the 4h inst
tons The receipts from tho Lehigh regions this
year. to the latest dates amount AZ 4s9 The coal
business on the public works Of Pennsylvania this year
will, without doubt be immense and will add very much
to the revenue of these works.
We annex comparative statement Of the movement
In the leading departments Of the Banks Of South Caro-
lima, for several months past =
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y Ne !, y INV lawrence, which maintains strictly
leissr received by commercial house 10 this clty
and published BY the Courier Of last evening saws =:
Con Alvarez has pronounced in the South In favor
Oh the iederasts-and In tho meantime calls for trum
yirafe composed of General Santa Anna Herrera and
hncon VINO are to govern this countsy until free cleo
ton can take place for president but have SO many
thing. " -A'
On the Goth instant the editor and proprietor of the
Blasn ~ 800 :" S
We find In the Da,Io, letter from Canales to Ampu
qua OF which We offer few paragraphs precious spe-
emens oil Mexican vanity The letter is dated 5th
April, from Mstamoras -
The United States Army Is encamped ON the left
pank OF the Rio Bravo Slight fortfcatons have been
thrown up IN 'front.' rather large bitches have been
dug The earth of which has been used for sntrsnch.
mcns.
II have redoubed my efforts to attack the enemy
morally and fater myself that have succeeded, for
Seserters are daily swelling ranks have IS thus
lar; six were drowned &c.
have inspired such terror in the foe that they know
not what to do convinced they that they cannot
leave their camp without heavy Loss and exposing hem
selves to defeat.
These few lines will enable you to appreciate the
advantages OF prompt arrival before Taylor has time
TO receive achievements and be enabled to make vi
gorous resistance The triumph is certain to-day
morrow 1t must be disputed CANALS"
Another letter, from Metfn declares that General
Taylor compelled to employ one-half his army in pre-
venting the other half from desertingv
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Married.
On the l4th inst, by the Rev. Peter Gordon Mr. Gro.
DUNCAN. to Miss HELEr, only daughter of Mr. John
Cockburn, all Of this city.
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DARK E.ssl N.Y. A win b
1..i s;isi GsS m
fad: s.: es%ssy q DE BEL Es sTR$fAqE%@
INV Bland Lady fosstwood H': About About
% Boxes first tier, IS cents; second and third tiers 50
e.sS ssSel TO commence pre-
BooMsy,EaRY THEATkLmMoaday EEsniss nah he
%s rin .h seo Sir 81 The he
mas mas. Clifford Mr. DsvsgpoIt Master Medas. Ml Clarke;
NJ ssS ssss: tsssSSs Mt . 5 5sa..
Lover Bons. cents; second and third uers Is ets;
open ocoeE-curan viii rise a. half past seven
PARK THEATRE
MIR. GEORGE vANDENHOFF
R ESPECTFULLY announces that his BENEFIT will
'-' MONDAY the 18th inst.
On which occasion will Be c Ts,ysd the Tragedy of
A:' Which, AHf yFrIEs siFRarAorm ''''''
Dorisour ..,:...........Mr MIR. @. vandsnhoa
THE DESERT REPEATED.
2A hE PEs cd vii GHG ss 5 n.
At the rABERSf ST iss II SHSSFEDAr EVENING
Commencing e SaJR ;sTs Io issi the direction of
ne SOLO par" M MR. ssf RoBT GEO 81 PAIGE
cent. each for sale nj sE stSs ps s Broadway
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY FESTIVAL CONCERT,
CASTLE GARDEN.
.a as hs a9 ss.n m
hs,sas The Of this Gones will Be int II;
siRs Samuel @ss
ing 70 BE- managed, that all musical societies especially
ss:: :ss about BIZ Three d: Sssss
1'sis NJ
Diiss'o'.N. Z GO 9 Hub h5br /. ]! sr 5s
Overure-Der Freischutz . Weber
Grand . AI n Quo or moeri,
Gria"Psr que.s julia MORTAL. mI1sui
Concerto in @ minor tby reques(-M.. H. c. Timm
Grand M'sssl.;sn9 s.olds
o,e a1a1 rJ0 ys5er
IN les sSs
Schiller 9ds AZ;
Tsno1 SGI Sa%i .' nm Mayors
Ticket. .aeh;c ). had at the usual places. Of the men,
Der. Of the soeisy Of the Committee and at the doors
70 commence e.: AZ oeloef precisely. myrsMre
bdsN e MH Band U n s0R Ta
O'clock. Admittance free.
myS 3msrc WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor.
TO vocALsTcsx Mu fR3fEssAoNS D THE THEATRE
VIZ CORBYN, Manager of the Swiss Bell Ringers,
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical professions that he will have fulfilled his engage
with the above band in few weeks
vices travelling musical professor band
Having completed his second United
States the Caadas Texas and the Island Of Cuba during
which he has visited almost section of those
and made acquainted with those details and
statistics and useful professional travellers
be believes that his services will prove advantageous any
party with whom he may engage.
Letters addressed W. Cobyn Manager the Bell
Ringers, Of Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre, st. Louis No. II
mailed prior May 10TH and prepaid will with
attention at that time. ais tire
HOWES g CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, an
IL oHe rhe

GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
EMBROIDERIEs
Needle~work Cspcs from 81 50 TO 315. French workd
Collars rs cents and upwards Embroidered Lawn Hhdks
from 81 SO Dresses eedewok and Tambour, from -
LAWNS AND CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs.
Tape, hsmd stitch, RIVERS Fancy and eolored borders
Book Null Jscone Swiss plain, striped and CHECKED Organ
die Tsrlatsn. Striped snd embroidered Tor Curtains
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Black and white Silk Hose do with cotton tops silk en-
brodered at pair very fine Lsls thread open work,
e doss9 fine cotton open work 70 50 IS
excellent article 81 dozen usually sold 81 -
most excellent assortment Of Le Thread, plain and
brodered Silk Gloves OF all sizes.
LACES. .
Cspes real and imitation Of the and fashionable
styles Wells, black and white in chanty Brussels point
manes point dAencon and Other varieties Regency Neck
lin yslencsnnes, fine English Thread Lsee and Edgngs
rich black Brussels and imitation Laces Of every
Tor trimming, founcng. &C., &c Linen bobbn Edsns' ana
lot Il Muslin trimmings ladies Morning CAPS lace Car
Crowns, Muslin Capes, received from snenon ~"' w o'
Is PEA cEEr urpKR TIE cosr oy fMrohIAroS :, usxx.
No. H3 Broadway, I'd April 1896 :. IN -ns
~ UANo-cbsboe ousSo p ths az, y ,Sf ., sac
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SPRING GOODS

WIN. Y. JENNINGS co, Draper. and Tsil2r., Import
E "a opeo,e ns csnsn are prepsred
for the spring trade with the extensive Of
goods they have offered for French
and English cloths cassmers styles vesngs
great variety which will be made up order through the
aid OF eceu Of be found in the
Try prices that have gvsaa character the establishment
for moderate charges.
In reference panaloon which lew excel
could observe that the attention directed this department
offer those who appreciate
ht, combining and clegenee.
In addition the usual Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand drcss and ock vests bu-
ness coats and fancy dress articles including sca cravats
handkerche gloves suspeadcs, linen and muslin shirts,
collars, bosoms, &c. sN imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

IL =. WILLARD x W. W. SHIRLEY, Auctionesn.
gye their personal attention 10 Sales Of House
Stocks Of Crockery Dry Goods Grocery and
cir from their friends and the nnbc 10 thsr
SALES ROOM, ISL RROADWAY, until May lst when
they will move the spacious No II Wall street. late
Adams Express Once. all 1msm
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-18

THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oyr,sE No g WALL Is, sTssnT, CIJr OF N.w Yosx
~ invested according the provisions Of its charter
This Company Las been in busines, twelve and in that
time has paid losses by FIRE upwards of $50 900.
The pesept Of the Company exceed s capital stock
than $4,000 :,
Sa'o" - r. A. READING, President.
ai9 immssm D. r. CURRY, Secretary
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ROYAL GUKLEY Auctioneer.
VALuABLE REQUESTING evening will be sold BY
y ROYAL GURLEY& CO.. at their Long Room, 3oa
Broadway OF Duane extensive and valuable
collection Of Standard Books embracing many
excellent works Of good editions The catalogue comprises
great variety Of useful and interesting works Removed
from 69 10 30t Broadway. myl8 itsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-25

RATCHELDERS Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is alb
~ soutely the only article yet invented that be de-
pended on to color the human hair whiskes &C. without
staining or injury TO the ss or destroying the health and
elasticity OF the hair Thact attested by hundreds who
and take every possible pains recommend The CO.
Tor will be disturbed by constant washing and will be
natural n much complained Of in the ordinary hair dye
VIM. BACHELOR, wsIla.
Agent in PhiladePp'~ Eag. Roussel. OILS liner
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TO TAILOKS,

THOSE who wish qure rapid knowledge ofCutting
all The ysriogs styles Of garments worn at the present
work on the subject which all the information that
can be esired has already with the most
dented SALE and used generally the trade throughout the
Union and Is 70 give entire satisfaction to all VIII"
according the binding; ase single or sets Of patterns
the various styles of garments cut to order, by
sioimsr No liz Bro16wav New Yorh
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Married.

Married.
On Saturday gath inst in Grace Church, by the Rev
DR.. Taylor Gen THos. j. GREEN Of Texas, to Mrs. j.
8. ELLrRY, of Massachusetts,.
At Middletown, Orange county, on Thursday the sth
inst, by the Rev. G. w. Timow, the Rev. P. MANNING
STRYxER, to Miss MARY A. CoRwIS, daughter of Nathan
II. Corwin, ESQ., all of Mddetown.
At Lowell Mass on the l4th instant, in st. Anne's
Church, by the Rev. Theodore Edison DID Rev. D.
GoRpoN ESTES, Rector of St. James Church. Amesbury
Mass, to Miss HANNAH NJ, daughter of the late Paul
Moody, of Lowell
In Oswego, by the Rev. Mr. Condit, Mr. H. Gates
Gilbert, of WATERFOWL land M. ANToNErvk, daughter
Ell the Hon. John T. Bacon u 8, Consul, Nassau, MP
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY THE N Ais.

WASHINGTON, Oct IS, 1876.
o1d Rough aud Ready and Major General Bufler-IAe
Ireaehe'yof fueatan, and the Failure of G. W. Diron
to anner it-Baer, the Buckeye Blacksmith in Ne,o
Yoeation. &c.
We have no other disposition than TO do the fullest
justice to Major VIM o. Butler, of the volunteers We
shall rejoice to hear that Cen Taylor did not curse him
for his rash assault upon the deadly batteries of the enc
my at Monterey but he did, only shows that the gal.
liant Kentuckians valor ahead of his prudence which
is good fault after all.
The treachery of Yncatan is now openly declared
She is to the support Of Santa Anna which will
lead to the necessity of extending the blockade around
the peninsula. Meantime, that Gen. George
Washington Dixon who undertook the annexation of
that department has stopped short at New Orleans to
publish newspaper. In this detection of Dixon, the
government will be compelled to take upon itself the
guardianship Of Merida and Campeachy. We regret
that the administration should be thus deceived in its
expectations Of Dixon for though his services
occupation OF fucatan the caaboose before he aban
doned the project.
We found the other day that the immortal John w.
Baer the Buckeye Blacksmith, still alive and TAX
ing daguerrotypes in Alexandria (va) He takes very
good ones for couple Of dollars. We suppose he Il
only rest ing himself till the campaign of AS when we
may expect to hear him hammerng again on the stump.
We should like far better that he would employ the in
terim in hammering the Mexicans.
The city continues insuferably dull and the weather
unsettled and cold w.
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Died,
nst., at Manhattanville, Mr.. JAMES

On Saturday, oath nst at Manhattanville Mr.. JAMES
SHELLS, in the 18th year of his age.
The friends of the family invited to attend his fune
ral from his mothers residence Manhattanvile this az
ternoon at O'Clock.
At Sing Sing the 10th inst, Mr.. JOHN CARPENTER,
aged %; on the same day, Miss HARRIEr CARPENTER,
diseases also the succeeding day. in the family, and
OF the same complaint, EMILY CARPENTER, aged2l.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.


E! s5:s:
ss ss s s.
n s%p and s n
ended Terms andhoufs made known on application.
NoRTHERN EXCHANGE, a7s BLEECKER STREET.
q . ssss
ss % desires. RfsiHS,
sa:a Inc @ % s s FL s
ys the q, nav and
POLKA and It the bss ss.
for Ladies. Mise. and M.,sI. from Nj Gentlemen
Nss sG's: VIII s :f%'
at Mr. q
my g Canal street The above during the summer,
ssS sps h 9 S
ssEya,lMa would may Sass hss
20 1 as and comfort while For
enee .ss al the class '00m or at Ms %.ra
DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL. CORNER of DUANE AND
MR9 RoBERFsSN N announcing Si to hi. friend. and
win s sSHS
takes the opportunity Of returning his
R
and much Redows with szuria and other style.
days and Saturdays Hours Of attendance for ads, Msse
and Ma.er: from TO Pms Gentlemen from TO 10 the
mencng Noy. Mr. r. would also that he will
op, o hu m " S
nation please apply a his residence, % Canal
MONEY LENT.
Sym: :issi M%sSs. s 'r'.
W SAVES Sss;''''''n
Licensed Pawnbroker, 2a2 William st. near Duane st.
Persons received in private Office by ringing the bell
go lmsrr
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A I MEETING ofthc Inde pendeut Democratic Repub-
hcan Electors, Of the fourth Congressional District held
pursuant 70 notice Friday October 23d o'clock
house Of Nicholas Fisher No IS Chryse strest-On
WILLIAM FURY OF the 18th ward was call ed to the Chair
On notion
Resolved That unanimously tender to Peter Smith, of
the 7h ward the nomination for Congress for this District
and that we pledge ourselves to sustain him. and all hon.
orable means in our power to elect him.
Resolved That committee of from each fol-
lows Donoho Of the 9th ward John Nuligan
oil the wards William M. Montgomery of the 10th ward
and William Fury of the 18th ward will Peter Smith,
and tender him the nomination. and this body
morrow evening.
On motion, William Fury, Chairman, and Matthew Con-
Ian, Secretary, added To the above Committee.
=, WILLIAM FURY, Chairman.
MATHEW CONLAN, Secretary. 90 SIRE
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS

CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-This popular reme-
Ody will be found the sfecua use far the
of coughs colds hoarseness irritation of the lungs
shortness OF breath asthma, consumption &c This moi
like many prepa atoms got up merely reae the palate
but those dIttressIDg symptoms which, b.
ten Prove fatal when neglected. thousan testify
who have their happy and salutsry effects
ny whom have been reduced TO the brink Of the gr,ve
They promoe free aud eIpectoraon and require
confinement single box will the obstinate
cough that ever existed.
For sle 10y O. COLBY, Chemist, &c. 3jI Pearl ST. Frank
I'm square, agent for the United States. o2f imsr
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CHEAP WINTER READING.
VNHE public is respectfully informed piper is
i commenced entitled the PENNY WEEKLY STORY
the object Of which to reprint entire the
Popular Stories the English language whether they be old
ornew The Penny-Weeky story.Tssr consists Of eight
large ROYAL quaro good and beautiful type
number. Fifty Gents year
Each number OF the Penny Weekly will
tam as much matter as is given in 80 of
rodical Thus the Of year the gets
equal to eight large volumes ofreadng for only fifty
the first class while he will be unusually careful admit
nothing that would exceponabe the fastid
reader Single copies only One Cent be had period
zeal agents generally and at the publication Offices 1859 Race
lsS fremont street. Boston City subscribers be
regularly with the paper by leaving their at the city
publication office.
The semimonthly Story Teller for circulation
twice the size ofthe weekly at the low price Ii
sen the advantage to country subscrbe; oftwo papers at
the paper Of the price in the known world
Yeur substitution is respectfully solicited.
HEIDELBERG romance by q. p. X. James, is n
Of publ caton in the columns of the Penny Weekly
Story Teller, and will be completed in about numbers
OPS 1t*rh
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

THIS delicious beverage made Of the purest and best Co
fee has gained great popularity, only of
the At facility il offers to housekeepers and bachelors by
making with spoon full less cup Of hot
water milk the paatable coffee but also by its
riortytto eny coffee usually prepared in the way.
The manufacturer having lately attained
IN retaining all the favour in the confident
will now give satisfaction all who try it.
For sale Bunker Co, No - Maiden Lanes W. s. Cor
vin No $50 Broadway Gassner Young No. 1874 Chatham
ST. j. Gottsberger Chatham and Centre Scoed
Co., No 70 East Broadway; John Mlhau No 1888 Broad
o2i 1yvsrr
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
| Y n erfor cd hu Dr. Il EIECTlI

Of a cure performed by Dr. UPHAM'S PILE ELECTU
" AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester .
Rochester Sept ~ 1876.
Messrs. Post Ws-Gents: IL is with ordinary feel
of pleasure that enabe to inform you ofthe
experienced by the of Dr. Uphams Vegetable Pile
Eecusy which obtained from you in ease Of Piles with
beyond endurance and be ksown, imagined only
by those who have experienced like Affections.
Having long pnd sorely afflicted, induced to
address you, that through you may make known to my
friends and the truly wonderful virtues OF Dr. Up
hams Electuary which shall hereafter keep hand,
find beneficial in other respects removing obstinate cos
morbid Accommodations the stomach and bowels,
and purify the boodhus removing the cause OF Piles,
when a speedy cure must follow. -
uay YOU had coasuted Of best physicians TO
e benefit Should you know Of malignant
Piles refer them residence IN the town oil
Gates where shall be pleased to give them much more par
cuar Information than able 70 in this cation
JOSHUA BEAMAN
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor l96 Bowe-
~; WYATT KETCHAM l2i Fulton street, New York,
Mrs. Hays BROOKLYN Price 81. $50 lms rh
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Once Of the New York Gas Light Company,
.xx.,, ,,... October 49, 1876. )
VIE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
OF four and half cent the capital
o. ms Company for the six months ending st August
November next. ~ 49, ~ ''
he transfer book will be closed from the oath until
oistNovTc e. l.. EVERITT. see'y.
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES
VI>HE Propretors prepared TO furnish Holiness
Ranges to the trade, set them up for private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
setting XII chen Ranges in this city Tor
the years. asserting that Holmes
Range be surpassed for economy convenience and
durability They are warranted 70 perform tne ioI
free expense the purchaser Numerous differences
be TO wishing to purchase The prices
range from Is to IS dollars
Characterization Office and Bed Room Crates Of latest pat
terms.
stoves-Hs, Office and Bed Room Stoves, stovepipes,
sc. &c.
Tin Wae-Brght, plain and japanned They have ma.ons
all times ready CRATES and boilers Also
smokey chime Us cnred-no cure pay.
A. G1LHOOLY and SON,
Proprietors and Manufacturer, rs Nassau street.
Inns