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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-13

On Monday, 18th inst, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, son of Al
days - -
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Tuesday afternoon stha past
o'clock, frsm 104 Charlton street
!. Last evening, Of consumption, Mr. GDoRsE NyEr, in
The relatives and friends Of the family and also those
Of his son, George Nven junr are rsspecuIlv
cd to sttsnd his funeral from the readepcs Of ia sen
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Circuit Court.

Bef0T6 Judge Edm0nds
Oct Striker rs. Keiy-This was an action for rent
OF premises in the upper part Of the city and was tried
once or twice before and reported verdict was found
ior paintin which was airmes by the Supreme Court,
and the udgmen Of the latter SET aside by the Court OF
Errors and the cause sent back TO the Circuit Court to
be again tried The premises in question purchased
at an SALE end the legality Of the
was and upon that ground the defendant
fused to pay his rent The called yesterday
morning, the Corporation counsel appearing for the
plaintiff and Messrs Sandford and Mott for the defendant
Adjourned to this morning. ~. -
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There has been increase In the shipments Of beef
butter, corn meal, wheat and rye -four, la I'd
lumber wheat and wool, and falling of in most Of
the other items included in the list The increased ship
ments of -four, andV wheat this year have been
very great The value Of the exports for September was
about six hundred thousand dollars le than the value OF
merchandise exported during the corresponding month
in 1916.
The value Of merchandise exported from this port in
each of the first nine months Of the past three has
been annexed -
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Movements OF Travellers.

Yesterdays arrivals far short of any that have
ing hotels:-
, AMr.IcAx-J. Wright, N Y; A. Flournay, Cobourg;
T. finch, Sing Sing; J. Burnett, Conn; j. Hopknson,
rh'a; 1t De Camp, U. s. N; 1t Jennings, U. s. A; L.
Saunders, Hartford NJ Croghan, d. Lloyd, Charleston;
c. Nourse, Washington
AsroR-N Morton, Taunton w. Tiltou, Boston; f.
Dugdale, Burlington; J. Bursley, j; J. Wilcox J.
etoddard, Savannah; T. Weed, Albany s. McCrcary,
BALTIMORE; g. Peabody. Phila +. Fitzgerald Geo. d. Lo-
per- Chareston M. Fowler, Boston; J. Kidd, Albany;
raul Canandagua, Merrett J. Robinson, Pittsburgh;
II Hollingshead, c. Wilson, Phila.
Cirr-J X. Tyler, W. Horstman, Phila; s. Breton. Al
bany; f. Haggerty U. Nj w. Lyman J. Humphrey,
Albany MIR. Blanchard, New Brighton; j. Orne Phila;
W. Butler Patterson; G. King, Calais; j. McCree, Phila;
Major Walker, Washington; w. Ball, Florida
FRANKLfS-A. Goodwin, Mobile; d. Pratt, Princeton;
W May. Savannah; w Wilson, Cleveland J. Kelly
" Randall, Lewiston; +. Hart, Mich; j. Hogg Pa; s.
Obershene, Phla; A. Lunt, Boston, T. Truston Phila j.
Wilson, Boston; Mr.. Blanton, Plymouth
JuDsoN-Mr. Minor, Trenton; Mr.. Miner L. I; J. W.
Browne, Georgia; J Holbrook, Boston; J. Trowbeth,
Norwich; w Edwards New London; Mr.. Chafhn Hart
ford; j. Coe, Button, Phila; A. II. Bull, Hartford
HowARp-s Travsr, Rochester; J. Knowlton, Boston;
J. Smith, Baltimore; A. Bagg, Detroit c. Hyde, Va; j.
Farrell, Hudson; Mr. Martin Canada West; S. Pater,
Belfast; r. Higham Canandsigua; DR.. Morgan Ala; f.
Rea, Albany; w. Farmer, Montgomery Coz A. Cady,
sullivan co; g. Payen, Albany; Z. Learned, Troy; j.
Anworth. W; +. Robinson, Albany; f. Clarke Nassau
HALF T. Buswell, Va e. Swift, Kentucky II. Farnham
Washington; T. Budd SC
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law, Ismss C HARRIET No 6. iissr srssi On w.iass
day sftsrnoon next at half past O'Clock.
At Esstchester, Wesfchester county, Oct nth, Mrs
SUSAN sEARISo, wife Of Moses Soaring, aged IS.
The relatives and friends requested TO attend her
funeral Tuesday, the 18th inst at o'clock from her
late rssidsnce, Wsstchester county.
10 Papers please to copy.
In Harrisonville. Ohio, the 23d September Louis
CAyAsSA late Of Nov Italy in the s0h year of his age
the father of A. Cavanna.
In Emiru, on the oath ult, Mrs. JANE WOODWARD
aged 10 years months and IA days On Saturday 25h
ult, BENJAMIN WOODWARD, husband Of Mrs W.. aged 81
years months end &c days. soldier Of the revolution
--
Weekly Report Of Deaths.
In the city and county Of New York from ID day
October TO the 10Th day of October, 1876
~ men. 80 women. "a boys, Sc girls. Total 1888.
Absce Il Apoplcxy, 3; Asthma, Bronchitis, 8; Cancer
Casualties, 2; Cholera infartum g. Colc l. Consumption
S Convulnons IS; Groups; Congesuon, l; Cyanos !;
Debility Dsrrhcs & DIop.y D5op.y in the head s.;
las. s. Fever d Fever bilious 4 Fever femi Tent $ Fever
scarlet u Fever typhoid, Fever yphus Fever gastric
l; Fever nervous Fisula Heart, disease Of q Hoop
lng.cough 8; Inflammation Of bladder inflammation Of
BRAIN Inflammation of bowels s. Inflammation of lungs
y; Inflammation Of stomach q Inflammation of liver. q;
Killed or murdered, l. Marasmus, II; Old Palsy
Poison II Prsm.'sre BIRTH Pienrsyi; Teehing q Teta
Age-under year g; Iso2 years, IS; ITO s. ao ito 10
10; 50 to 70, s. 70 to co. 8; 90 to &c. 1; unknown,
''''S CtoRNEIius b. ARCHER, CITY Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. Oct. IL. 1916
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Board OF supervisors

Mayor presldlng.
Der. l2-The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved 49, :
Pehhons-Petons of various persons for remission of
taxes were and referred to their appropriate
committees.
Repors- OF Committee on Taxes in favor Of raising
os 90 for expenses of the police and for payment
Accepted. - ~
ResoilfionTo appoint Committee to assess and set
apart the amount Of salary to be paid the ward
ors for the present year. Adopted--Messrs Benson
Stoneall and Livingston appointed
. various small bills were then audited and ordered to
be paid after which the Board adjourned
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Monday, Oct. 11~-6 r, m.
The stock market continues very heavy, and prices
very fsveeish and unsettled Harlem fell of u Nor
wich and Worcester V; Reading. " Morris Canal i'm
proved Y, compared with prices current Saturday
morning.
AT the Second Board prices fell fraction Harlem de-
clinsd Y, md Fsrmers' Loan u.
We snnsx comparative statement, exhibiting the
quantity Of certain articles exported from this port for
the frat MIN months Of each of the past three years
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On the evening Of the 18th instant, by the very Rev
Father Cain, JAMES BRADY Of Clones to- Miss WNrREp
MsrrAUoH, of Omagh. a.t
90 New Orleans papers please copy.
On Ihursday, the 9Th inst at Boodv dle N. " by the
rev e. Hunter, DID, BENZ SrckrifY of the Planters
House, st. Louis, to Miss Lucy CHyRcuILL HUNTER,
daughter Of the officiating clergyman
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Superior Court.

OCT IL Ann Mary Rehme Fritz Hu5ert.-This
was an action for breach Of promise of marriage. The
parties are Germans II proved that defendant proms-
sed in March last to marry plaintiff and that the bans
were published but the defendant Afterwards retracted
for the defence was proven thet the plaintiff agreed
with defendant let him of for So and that she gave
him certain time to pay it, AMI further that before the
time was out she commenced the suit Verdict for plain
H. T. White.
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HOWES b CO.'S N. y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
This unriyaed corps Of E9uestrians will perform at
= CarhilI October i2sh q oalhill the isth a Gos
the l4thi Jefferson the 18th; Roxbury the 18th;
Glovesvle on the 7th q Woodstock the 18th; sausar
Ths y the Largest Establishmen organized
United States, comprising 3e Men and Horses reQun
SsfaEss to convey the periornsr yndroses music ans
TRANS amsng whom r the 0rsassss Female Rider Of
MADAMEMA MACARTE.
whose style Of Equestrian fests, peculiarly her
being chase and cssc her graceful and fascinating addres
and the charming rrefe with which she chains her audi
snes render this gifted and Syti,s the lead
refer the public 70 the sran. ds.srps.on river the
performed b. this distsgui,hesS 4, sfti g
NIXON, and tie snappro.ehasls Clown, DAN RICE,
der the Napoleon Of hs Arena NJ H0BBs whoss feat.
hack the most witnessed yuve
ale act Of Hosemanshp BY Ma,ssT Nsn. Olympic kzsr
Tumble, M MACARTE. ,Woadsrial Essn 81 M
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHER0
q issl 0ymns.iis so..Is. nd dIoapns, NJ
nasrc. By Ny NIXON and his .ce Mr. Hover in HE Ny
C. Howe. IL Slack Rope EyoauSs; Mr. Geo: Sweet the
The whole comprising The leading. most talented s.d
oil re HOwEs 4 20 s New York Mammoth Cireus.
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The Red River Republican Of the I'd instant saws =
John II. Harper, whose arrest for the murder Of W.
Meredith, in Independence, Mo.,) mentioned last
week, brought through this place. and left We'd
nesday last for Independence He is South Carolinisn
polished gentleman aged about IS years He confessed
that he killed Meredith for improperly addressing his
wife, He appears hut little daunted, and asserts his
readiness to commit the like offence, for similar
He entirely exculpates his wife from blame and de.
cares that she acted in the most proper ana correct
her He was endeavorng to make his way to Chihua
hua, and fell sick at the store of Mr. Thos Arid in the
Seminole nation his guide, aFrenchman, who he
Pleyed at the Choteau trading house. the Missouri
ne there le him, after having quarrel with him, and
upon reaching the North Fork Of the canadian, be.
uayed him, which caused his arrest.
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Common Pleas.

Before Judge Ingraham.
Charles Briggs vs. Wiiiiam Jones, Sheriff of City
~ Y-Ths was an action of replevin, to recover back
property seized by the sheriff under execution which
me pianun claims under mortgage to this
Before Judge DAILY.
AafhrcP ~ Chopin James Hrbbard-This was an
acton 70 recover $06 a. the amount of bill Of goods
Lne deience was merely technical Verdict for plaintiff
0Hosrf Harper vs alexander L. Lcckhart ct ah--This
was an action Of trespas; the plaintiff alleged that de.
iendant issued landlords warrant and ade an over
levy ana sold the property for much more than the
amount ms claim and never refused the balance The
defence wss that the property was seized as we'll under
mortage, AZ for rent and also that II was over valued
Mr.. Mcdonald; for defendant, Mr. Muloch
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The value of merchandise exported from this port
the first months of this year. exceed that for either
ofhe previous two being nearly two millions more
than last year. and about eight hundred thousand dollars
moro than the previous The probability is that the
total value of the exports from this port for the year
1885, will exceed by several millions of dollars that Of
previous year. there is likely to be very exen
sve foreign demand for agricultural products, and
large shipments this fall both home and foreign &C.
count.
The decrease 10 the valae of experts for September
this year. compared with for the month in 1896
was confined principally to specie We a compa
rative statement for the purpose Of showing in what
itsms the falling of is =
CONCIERGE OF THE PoRr OF New Yong ExroRrs FOR
psm.. ma,. ST. sis 1s!s ssr s l.s a.srs. $50
s ss:a a.''ss: DO s s , IS decrease s::: .s
Total. -. isaac, sst a,s2s.sa, ss7, 500
The only item exhib iting increase, is dutiable
foreign goods but the Secretary of the Treasury has
put veto upon exportaon of these goods for
portation. suppose that the shipments made for
the purpose Of finding markets abroad instead OF holding
them subject to the depreciation in this market
The exports for the week ending the 9th instant
tinguishing the destination annexed:-
FROM VIEW ronK.
z" Great Britain Beef a95 terces 4as bbs 100 half
S cs cotton s ls
1892 lbs; -four, 500 bbs lard 20s sss lbs cheese
manufactured 3,l45 lbs corn, 1920 bushels; wheat
SO 3l5 do hemp o07 bales; flax. rs dol meal lO6
bills; rosin 400 dol tupenne 065 dol WOOL 20 bales;
whaebone 1Sl45 lbs; sperm OIL s542 gallons clover
seed ssi bs oil cake 900 lbs pork 7o4 bbls 800
half bbls.
To Fraace Tallow. 1885, l0I lbs; quercitren bark 46
hhds; hops, ia bales; cotton, ll6 baes rice 4sl
lbs WOOL bales; whslebone, lO5 his; hides, $40
lbs ashes, pots, li9 bbs beeswsx 100 lbs -four 5i4I
bbs lard 1888 lts pork 40 bills: ashes, pssr, AZ
bbls wheat, 3l4! bushels rosn, 1851 bbls; slaves,
10, 900 NJ; beef 20 bbls.
To Danish West Indies-Corn meal, 70 puns; pork,
lbs bbls -four 90 bills Live Atock.-50 mules and 10
horses
TO British North american Colonies-Flour. 500
bbs rice, l253 lbs pork 444 bills; butter 30e6 lbs
To 81 Domingo. Flour, 200 bbls; dry fish, - 900 lbs;
pork. 20 bbls lard 5l904 lbs; cheese, 644 lbs.
To British West Indes-F1our, 405 bbls, 80 half do;
corn meal Ala bills corn 1898 bushels porh 4s bbls.;
butter, 1867 lbs; cheese, sa6s lbs lard, lbs hay
20 bales Live stock--84 oxen, 60 sheep, " mules
horses
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eghboring
respectfully informed that, on
Monday, October 9Th, 1916,
THE NATIONAL CIRCUS AND THEATRE.
Chestnut street. Ninth, will be opened for the "
r'r Winter Season,
Under the Management Of Messrs. WEIGH x MANN. IA
style which, they hatter themselves conen
ance Of that DISTINGUISHED and FASHlONABLE0 DP
PORT which has invsraby attended this very popular
since has fallen under their uncoutrolled decon
~ THE WHOLE OF THE INTERIOR
has been rendered snguarly elegant by rch classic gt
and novel style OF Decoration which the e
heightened by ground ofcream color and pure white
THE SPLENDID CHANDELIER,
Ian exhibition seIfJ will emit numbees gas lights
THE STAGE ARENA,
and ndeed the the ed6ce light cheer
full and brilliant the sun day. y.
The Furniture is entirely Nesc!
the fabrics Of the Seats and of the Repose of the best
quality the carpets ofthe patterns
The and Of this most Fashionable Arena
will be welcomed and sauted by
"A FULL ORCHESTRA,
Of talent led by the celebrated Mr. ST LUKE
Pamos Italian Opera House, who will commence with
direct the National Anthem and the of the
introduce the avorte and pieces OF the admired
French, German, and Italian Operas.
The Equestrian and Dramatic Artists engaged Of &C
knowledsed TALENT and the Troop Of Hones be
The celebrated Clown DAN RICE has been engaged
and will appear on Monday the 18th INST
Novelties, impossible to be surpassed prepar.
alton the Managers having resolved this the
most extraordinary seasons ever witnessed Philadelphia
o6 lwrc
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GYMNASIlC EXERCISES.
w FULLER respectfully iuforms his friends and the
ssruction IN Gy mnastic., his estabIshmen ~ Ann street
To gentlemen residing in Brooklyn, doing down
town. this location viii be found and
nomical both lime and money.
u Fencing aud SOARING taught upon the approved
principles. % imeodsrc
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARTS.
VI>HlS Institution occupying the building known the
Il Rounda, in the Park, daily from A. nj. until
dark. On Mond.y and Tuesday evenings the a
liantly lighted until 10 r M.
Life Membershp one dollar Single admission Is cents
The Public Schools admitted free SATURDAYS making
arrange ments with the doorkreper. OF 2wissrc
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800 WHEAT
nNE THOUSAND bushels Illinois Wheat JUST landed
~ -, and Tor saisb Elk coLLiN $50 o..
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL rAiNTIN06,

GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS.
WHICH includes his immense stocks ofBoeks PainnQs
w Engrayings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, DRAWING
Materials Music &c now TO be found uPsn the second
floor, flight Of stairs, lhaving leased the rs
aoor where every thing will be sold Is low prices and
ing up as soon possible his Book Department
ACheap List will soon be published for those who will buy
quantities.
Purchasers invited call Examine his New Rooms
No. aos Broadway. second floor. ais eodsrs tire
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pipe. humber
boards 4 miami Nh
slaves 6esd;ns. ~
hoops. Ms' AA
shineIes Mi'''"'
Nails. cas[s
Nav Stores. ro:in 6bis T,
spirits t,,rnrnf'SSis
tar. bbis
furpeptine. ihi. /
Oils. olive. Hrs = -.
linseed' casE.
whale psiin.s'''S1
sperm salions.-a
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Varieties.

Mr. Frederick p Walter, merchant of New Orleans
o native of Hartford. Conn and OF the firm of Walter
Colt killed in the former city the 81 by the
apsrner in the house Of T.. Rhodes Co. st. Louis and
was universally known and esteemed throughout the
West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-31

, lMILIrARY EoUiPME NrS-TIEREMENT CAR.
I'M SSc ssspseiisIy eslls ths stieatien Of ths
military public hs as.cr.sat o. mRs.m 6es
md 6syoust scab6ards Of every varesy Scpsay oo@ps
as, soSc,n;es viii bs suppIssd 9TH ssnrlss
NO" s"-' FIRE CXPs-FIRE CAPS.
m.ds to oss b- shc5''.s sSs,ssx N p,c.s,v
I'm smsvre ~ = 800
~ srrests, The real rsch Orchard Red Ash.
these low FOR essb cn W. sg s.o rrosss ~ " sr
% having ssr Coal delivered a. 's's Hrifs;H =, rrror
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NEW lNvENIED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

DATCHELORi new invented Wigs and Scalps 90 perfect
ID ~ resemble the natural hair a TO defy dsecnor y
now scarcely matter losing indifferent head Of
hair when one, perfectly adapted 70 the
style every and without any OF the vexatou
At WIN BATCHELOKs, . Wall street, near Broadway
Rrmovedfro ie3 Broadway. mzl INN
STKikEk'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
M HIGH will change grey hair TO original color in few
w minutes Those who dsubt is virtues are requested 70
have their hair before their moaey " hum
bugs would this method would be no to com
PLAIN Gentlemen have their whskes and hair changed 20
color shade VA few Private rooms Tor chang
ing the hsr genuine snleas signed H. striker" IN red
Sod ykoiesale apd RETAIL applied ct No CHATHAM
1TkkkT, oppssits the HAL u Rseords, New YoJk, mp
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THE
INVISIBLE
yryT0

GO closely resembles the real head Of HAIR that seeptcs and
~ have perfect and extra
ordinary invention Of The day The great advantages Of ibis
novel and unique wig - is being mads without sewing
which closely resemble
the hair. both 10 shtness and natural appearance
TO defy Detection it, texture beautiful and
free that in all Of respiration evaporation unimpe
died. and the evils Of other entirely avoided The
and connoisseur alike invited inspect this novel
and bcsus Wig and the peculiar method OF g the head
the maAufcturers A. e. BARRY i Broadway, Of
Liberty stairs. lm-re
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THE EYE.

nR WHEELER, Ocuimt No. - Greenwich street. New
~ YORK. the devoes his e1usve attention
puble that that there AMONGST the nunsoa eases 70
which the hum eye subject disorders Of that organ
which mot be tally re- ieved cured BY him. The
vast mber Of undoubed Testimonials which be 81
his ofoe sssy the puec that his practice eIe~sd
Cd sher BY that Of other OcuIst in
the United ststes
% Once hour, from A NJ TO O'Clock r NJ after which
he visits out door pstients.
' Ar6c Al Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted
70, sonabe terms
p,mphe eonsi.nE remarks Diseases ofhs Eye With
sevenl ins,ncss Of effected by Dr. Wheeer
q de OF " aent be had grau,ousy his residence or
the same will be forws rded making application TO
him BY let post pais mT lm-r
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CURE OF CORNS.

QUNlONo, TUMORS, EXCREsCLNLEs. BAD NAILS
~ &c No $50 Broadway, between Howard and Grand st.
MRS. BERNARD. from Paris, hls the honor Of inform
feet with the greatest h.vus exclusively devoted her
confident promising that she will entirely CONS
from their and painful locatoo without causing the
least possiby OF dar making the blood How
The operation will DOT occupy more than four to Eve minutes
ard the relief that thus treated
convenience.
and this country aud has acquired skill and much
practical experience Facts aested by certificates
Eom the celebrated physicians Of New York. Boston,
and Philadelphia
Terms moderate for yearly attendance.
No 40 Broadway between Howard and Grand New
York. nal lmosrc
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NHANUFAtIUNES sud ImporteFs OF OfnHWertsI 1htf
wi Work Wigs, Toupes. Bands, CurIs, Seam, B,udesu
and Bad Hair. Dsnguys cslebs.tsd Cured Hair, Gfn ca
style OF Everassing Cus ard ell kinda
81 Hair Work, wholesale and retail
N. The uads supplied on reasonable sssms
mrzs imsm
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ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE;

ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHUE STORE:
THE PROPRlETOR Of the Wastingtou Doos and Shoe
Bsoss No 35 0reeawch Of Barclay street, wosA
EspeeoIly inform his euomsn and ts pstlis ssesvaIly
b. foaad w!tsn the dIeas kinds Of Bocu ssd ehose
which will be the and only aahed n ulqre
hs Esabshment He wouId pablo for the lbsr
patronage received, and soii.t eo1nrstion q Ne same
this most desirable Of tde the One Pncs Systs9
Do cot forget the number, ~ Greeawien - Barclay
st5.et, neas The hobokea Ferry. JAMES Wl00iNS
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WINDOW SHADES.

w IN DOW OH IA I'D.
NJ OTICE-t who wish . ch this article
~ either BY TAI Or Qaantty sab.crib would
CT. lily ate that he the sole nvrn or aud Exclusive
,anua-turer Of tbs red q nuiue tat Oil Tran parent
Window hade: which IRE. frsm adhesireness (no LA
all the ysrou. c'imste % III COUNTRY present ek
Comprises sreyV that New ich Cheap. Desir,
the l- of bus aud for Wholesale hi Manu-
featuring facilities pce him beyond ths of all Compe
tition.
" Factory J! Driron street STORE NO az
H + WEBB.
Al.o the Superior Wire Window Shades Wholesale md
Rafail IN lwlssr
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TO TAILORS.
is deemed say 10 favor OF STENE
NETS celebrated work Cutting Garments than that il
has received the appreciate OF the
eminent OF the profession By the aid Of the Da
grams cen ai together with the ample esp snaous
panymg the same Of moderate capacity few
hours Cur WITH any OF the various styles
OF garments in aud la DO SURPASSED
the book.
The undersigned being practically aeqaanted with Mr.
steneme Treaties on Cutting Garments, with pleasure
commend a. work. complete in enent, and Is
practical application TO Cutag superior 20 her-ef
Daniel utter; Stasts Baker; Charis Cox w. Tryon
&c, nc.
~ The above be obtained OF the suthor No ll3
Broadway. New York. pnce from - to $40 per copy.
mi Nv
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Q0S 010 HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SE0ARS,
OOV,OOO ana Havana Tobacco-
$50 600 hiouda, al, sizes, I00f 100 Principe.
50 90 Emuiscion, lst 30 00o Lafayette, pressed
50 900 Lafayette, 10 900 Escuiapo, do
$50, 900 Esperanza, IS 900 Europe,
2o,f00 Regsiia, $500 San Roman, lst,
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