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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-07

Ell rIgF!s';.' :. s: :':s.:
Mitch sS NJ, riTs E'fs
:s y 81; a,as,s. s:sssy .s;ssss % steam
fGa PAT neatly and :Sp .nS o ssop ,of one
GRAND MILITARY & CIVIC EXCURSION &
COTILLON PARTY TO NEWBURGH,
a. s :ss s:5s
K:
valuable pIias will be swsrdsd the bent shot. =
P Pnf Boat m VIII II op az Marses
and Per No North River quarter Canal and Ham
season In the evening. Z
for Ley. "
Of The S s.no ..s IAN and dslFha Of the
able aud experienced caterer au7 2tsnc
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
BANKS.
ISs ssi e; slime vii sus
No S oeIoef Delaney and Pike o'clock Pier
Refreshments provided board Bait and lines a small
The Boat will by sP. NJ Fare for tn. excursion
NB-The Buffalo will make her regular trip on Tuesday
leaving from the same places a. above au7 stis.r
q UNITED UT pa ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIps.
GRAND ExcdgHnnsDSN tEg GG2TbakoN PARTY TO
pEaWR and nd f01%SssS;
-Bsge George Olnsy Commander, for the
beueht Of the Wdows' and Orphans Fund Of Columbia
Lodge No 49, u A. o. D.. on tuesday Ausust H. 1886
Should the weather prove unfavorabe the Excursion wall
take place the next fair day.
ickes One Dollar admitting and two ladies';
extra ladies' tickets, Fifty Cents.
Kendals celebrated New York Brass Band and wallaces
Collon Band will accompany the Excursions and the dane
ing will be conducted by Mr. John Parker Who has kindly
volunteered TO, this occasion
s S BY 9s: s q:
be done to the satisfaction Of all.
win leave the fOl!owias places precisely stated DE
O'Clock; Pier No North River, 8 O'Clock; Warren
street s,cIocE; Canal street s.s O'clock; Hammond
will positively leave the parties the above places. The
members Of the Order and the public in general
fully invited
Tickets be had Of John Parker COZ Bowery Ma
Old Countryman Office I2 Nsssau-st; Robersoe Co..
Hat Store 80 Fulton Erasmus Kntz corner 81 Water
Catharne T. Jones' North American Hotel, 80 Bowery
Ahsm6r. l36 Wasr-st John II Bate 1913 Cen're-st New
England House, Roseveltst Casper Ritter, of 9th
street and 4rh Avenue Rising States Hotel Pacific street.
Brooklyn the morning Of the Excursion board OF
the boat Of ofthe Committee Of Arrangements
Erasmus A. kutz, Jr Thomas w. Rowden Joha H. Bate
George Ward John Campbell au 4tsrrc
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90 RAtL yb lISE RI yHATS SE iSy ~
- The steamboat SYLPH, Captain j. Brais-
ted, and STATEN ISLANDER, Captain D. Van felt will
leave Is follows
Leave Staten Island 6, o. 10 and II A. Ne M1 aaLa
Sand 7, r. NJ.
Leave New York at TO, 10, and IL, A. M. and Laahs
6, 7 and past r. M.
stage will leave Vanderhts landing for the Telegraph
Station every hour throughout the day Fare lax
Nv
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george Whfu JONI Cdmppeii. au 7t~rTc
FARE REDUCED.
FOR THE FISHING BANKS.
FRIDAY. AUGUsT7
isV; hs os .si, i S:in:
S % sS s trip
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AT SEVEN
O'CLOCK
On wife, md By s; c.ps
G- stephen r. Roe, viii leave. the Steamboat
FARE REDUCED.
Ar FOR NEW HAyEN-Psssage reduced
s.:=5s:
s he
and as
fEoPLEs LINE OF sTEAMBoATs FOB Albany,
:: e
s::5ss: fSSS5N s.S
viii leave ON Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings. at
The above boats WILL at all times arrive in Albany in ample
time for the morning cars for the east o! west
Freight sksn at moderate rates. and none taken after ~
forbid s Of The boat:
For passage S. sss apply board the boats
Atso'eloek NJ Lending .. 4 ln!s,nsdias' rlae's
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Ove,lagh will
leave on Monday "wednesday Friday and, Sunday after
ssssmbo.s ROCHESTER, Captain -. will leave GU
s0if q 4 tx fs ss viii Hh eave for Albany
Sunday, Aug. 9. at p NJ instead of Saturday. aus
MORNING BOAT AT 81 O'CLOCK FOR
ALBANY,
a~ - AND Intermediate Misunderstanding at
Sc. asTTSRa .p
g. Riggs, will leave the foot Of Robinson Wed
nesday and rrday mornings, At 81 O'Clock.
For passage apply on board au4 4u
EXCURSION TO VERPLANK'S POINT,
IN HONOR OF e F2L5 JA AE+9l THE HERO OF
f.,
psf fsr
Rive So chamS S ,o, street Canal street Ham an
Boat viii Dc BY and brave
together with the artificial ypeIntended
beauty accompanied BY Dngles Brass Band viii
Band will play front Of the party to the place selected for
dancing, To facilitate which; Of ceremonies
Band viii play like To those who wish to escape
from the heat and turmoil Of the CITY, and ENJOY day Of
be obtained Nathan Whely No vesey street, in the
s se and FoSd ID Ward Mas
street, John McCabe 70 Nassau James g. Will
and john Steel SO BTooms BALI corner Of ysricI
and King NJ Fl q eSsr OF cottage Place ana BSsaes
bine House, of 18th and 9th James Rus
1s
Franklin House. Fulton street, Brooklyn and on board OF the
Dinner and other refreshments will be provided board
for those that may desire II. . co.
be postponed until the following Friday.
The Bensyolsnt Orders of Bere ans Phoenix Assem-
E 1a To attend u rs Sass
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- FOR SALE, the Stock and Fixtures OF that old
f::1 established Porter House, 40 Pearl street. better
known as Rockenbe CHS old stand, or il will be let,
with f1tures responsible for years
as the proprietor hs. other business and cannot at
before nine in the morning, after seven in the evening
In srrc
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MORNING LINE AT HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY.

MORNING LINE AT HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY.
<~ - FROM the steamboat pier foot of Warren
%@P sree.-Ps.sage si-Le.ying New York
dsy, ThuIsday, and sstuIday,lsndng at H,mmond street
Hampton ,Brstol Poushkeepsie Hyde Park Kingston, Or
per Red Hook Bristol Cafskll Hudson. and Coxsackie
Passengers ing this boat will arrive in time for the train
Of from Albany West Buffalo; and North Saratoga
Whitehall and Lake Champlan. 80
The new and elegant low pressure steamer METAMORA
Capt p H. Smith, will leave above. For freight pas
sage apply board.
Breakfast and Dinner on board
As generally UNDERWOOD that the Morning Line.
leaving o'clock A. charge dollars take this
method c public that BY taking the steamer Meta
GK O'Clock, A. M, they themselves dollar
and In Albany earlier hour than by the Old Line
Passengers will beware Of the decoy runners of the North
America she has been by the Old Monopoly, the
same hour off the Metamora.
Fare Van Cortlspdts Dock Is cents Poughke epsie 50
cents; Hudson. IS cents; Albany, 81. aui fwsr
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS ~

AVELLING TRUNKS. &c
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
street. Of Broadway, has hand and
ly making good assortment Of Trunks, Valises Csrpe;
Bags, add Satches, wholesale nd retail ~r~'
Also article of sole leather runks suitable far
American OF European Travel. and Pormanteaus the
French Male P0sfe
Orders FOR the West Indies South America &C. filled with
DISPATCH aus fwsy
nKUG STORE, established in 1896 for ale-The sub
~ scrbers wishing devote N entire attention their
down offer for sale that well known stand 60 Bow
~ Walker ether with Stock aud Fixtures
Soda Fountains &c. The doing good business
and offers chance rarely be with Apply
WEEKS 4 AND EKSON. 30 Fulton.
aug lwFrc corner Water street.
FINE BOOTS, FOR SO so,
- City made, aud equal to those sold in other
Tor 30 Fine French Cali Dress Boots for 81 So equsl
the best made and sold in this city for Sc 81 All
~ Boots warranted to give satisfaction.
YOUNG JONES No. 4 Ann street.
AIT. . Near the American Museum
Snex :ses and small profits il "A Ann street q
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

NEW INVENTED WIGS
RATCHET invented Wigs and Scalps made OF
- the finest natural curl HAIR adapted easy
to the peculiar style of each individual They
entirely new invention, doing with all the
The public invited inspect large and well selected
then be able to Judge the effect.
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer, Q
Wall street, Broadway Removed from 1856 Broadway
Please to copy the address, aus iwsr
HIGHLY INFORMANT TO THE LADIES.
II 4 T. H. SELBY & Co.'S No s45 Broadway New York
They would take this opportunity inform the Ladies
them be the best ARTICLE of the kind that has
This Skirt decidedly superior article embracing many
good qualities that be found other One grand
year break down. and if pressed the
removed it will return to its form, retain
ing light. airy and graceful appearance.
Many efforts have made produce article embrac
the above qualities but successful until the appear
of Mr. Houghs Invention, which Justly be consi
deed Of the best improvements in the article Of dress
offered to the public
Orders punctually attended to. lwsr
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale or exchange for New
Ei York cit properly, the GLOBE HOTEL, plea
49, sanity situated IN the delightful vllue of Saratoga
spnE within few rods Of the Railroad depot and shout
midway between all the principal mineral fountains The
tue lndispusbe, and portion OF the purchase money
may rsmain on bond and mortgage for term OF years.
inc H. enquire OF Hosg ESQ., sdjoin
corner Of Oliver and Oak the city Of New York
~ WANTED--A Horse I5,S hands high q 10
H yeas old that well behaved, and thar can go in
yl4 square gait -four niles in IL minutes In harness
por 81 en- one I'll rights fair price will be paid ADDRESS
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Nissan ECOk TIV +
UPHOLSTERY,

NAILS, TWINE, SHOE THREAD, &c.
nut and wrought Nails, Brads and Spikes.
~ 81 Inc, Sewing, Wrapping and Bsling Irvine
marks 80
Shoe Thread, green. half beached yellow and brown
Oakum, Cordage, Bale Rope, Cotton do.
luda Twine, and thread, suitable for Fishing, &c &c
For sale by ZEBRA & CUMiN}
al lt~r l06 Pearl street
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
HE fUBLIC s informed that this shment, having
been enlarged and improved since close the last
season VIII be opened for the reception vster on the
Gay OF June. LANDON GARDNER.
NAV L. 1895. mv23 I'M
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DIED {:

IN Monday. Feb ed 1916 full and confident hope
If ioyfnl resurrection and bissfnl immortality, AN
DREW J. w. BUTLER Printer, aged 81
To,.ne Benj F. and &. w. and also his brother Geo
+ Butler are requested TO attend bs funeral this after
mon Feb 9th al O'Clock from the residence OF his
CON No 81 Resde.sueet, Broadway
In Brooklyn, Feb. Dist, of pleurisy Mr.. ELIJAH J,
AUSTIN formerly OF Vergsnnes. Vt
His friends invited attend his funeral this tues
day) afternoon 81 o'clock from his late residence u
Sscket street Carriages will in waiting al the South
Ferry past o'clock 10 convey his friends 70 his
late residence. Ve-gennes. Vt papers pesse copy
On sunday. 22I stIer suort illness MAR! AL
GUSTA, daughter Of Charles X and Susan l. Dusen-
bury. aged years and months
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this Tuesday afternoon at Clock
from Eghthavenue. rear i1thstreet
On sunday. 22d inst MOSES YOUNG. in the 65th
year OF MS age.
His friends and acquentances and those OF MS sons
Wa!Gron and Stephen 3. Young, and MS -tspsohs,
James and Nicholas Rho6es respectfully invited 10
s;tsud his funeral without farther invitation on nedy
2i;a inst at O'Clock, from his late residence No o43
Water-stree;
On Saturday evening. 2ls inst ai.er short illness IN
III. 4sts year OF his age. EFFlNGHAM w. MARSH
The BODY of THOMAS FREEBORN, Pilot having
been recovered from the wreck OF the John Minurn Tue
relatives and frendG Of the family also OF bis orothers
James F. John and William A invited 20 attend his
funeral from the residence Of his mother c Orcnards
on Tuesday al o'clock P without farther notice -
A; Grand Rapids Nch JACOB PEI LEE, aged % years
son of Abraham Per Lee OF Norwich, y. y He was
young OF much inenta promise snd OF vigorous
physical constitution Congestion OF the brain attacked
him and in eight days he no more.
On the 90 Eliza V. g daughter OF Jacob :. Plhi-
aged 10.
AZ 2Jtica l3th Joseph E. son of Owen oeil, aged 49,
At nIinoistown, Missouri, John l. ST jehp formerly
of New.York. aged 30.
At Marseilles France, Theophle Delort, merchant OF
At Albany 10th, Julia Griffin aged 25 Capt Samuel
Parks. aged A.
Al Rochester. lstn Louisa. wife oi 0rson Pope =.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
u For Sales Of Socks. SC. sec Fourth Page

MONDAY +. ".
The Stock Marke, was heavy today and the
fsncies declined There satisfactory reason 10
h. given Tor the fall, excepting that there was more
stock in the n arket than was wanted
In the foreign bill market there Is still much IN
certainty The supply is good We quote Sterling "a
&. Francs 2s Guiiders 39s 1891, Marks Banco IS! o
35; Rix Dollars 7StG 7c:.
Money is plenty enough for all business purposes
At pe, cent on the best stocks and 6G7 per cent on
ars class short paper The banks are accom- motatins
customers to fair extent and in the s,recs ne
capits seeking employment Is consioerao'e'
Mr. Bright Indiana Fund Agent IS expected
b, early pcxt month when he will open books OF trans
Tor ~ The new State stocks and be prepared to make the
bsn.e for the old bonds, contemplated by the late
law. correspondence has taken place between MIR.
chas Butter and several members of our Legislature
N which BIZ Butler expresses himself well pleased Win
the resul, Of his mission
In the Albany Argus we find the following
summary OF the quarterly Report OF the Banks Of
.hia state for the first instant ! ne Report OF the
Es-n,rs and Mechanics Bank OF Ogdensburgh is
oni,,ed in the tabular statement published IN the
,,.cedinc columns, for the reason that the item OF
r.ns stated III only 80 500 whereas IN The Bin quar-
81 R.por;s preceding November last 1t stated ~
s2li OOO-snd in the lime the securities in the
o.es.iou of the Comptroller had been increased from
psnort of the same Bank omitted because j, con
,.;ped no item OF capital The Bank OF New Rochelle IS
winding up lie affairs.
The circulation OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
osOpdepsburgh on the st inst 1888 657. making
The entire circulation OF sli the Banks sd, l599S7.
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This comparison shows Increase, IN every Item, tx
eept capital since the Feb. report OF last year.
Since the last repor, Nov ls45 the decrease in loans
and discounts is 81 $50 965 in specie s523l62 in crcula
ton Si65,242. and in deposes S2,ll9,590
From the annual reports OF the Massachusetts
railroads. we gather that upon the Lowell road nett in
OF SIT 025 or nearly per upon its capital
was reaized-on the Maine S3296i or about per
upon its paid up capita-on the Providence $o7
En- or over ten per cent-on the Worcester S237726,
sshade over per cent-on the Eastern S2S3309,
over ten per cent-on the Nashua S646s0 thirteen
per cent-on the ewBedford S4es2s, or twelve per
cent-on the Norwich S70079 for eleven months four
and bali per cent-on the Trenton Sl56i7, or per
cent after the purchase Of new engines, new depot &c
0nhe Western road the nett earnings WERE exclusive
Of interest," Si42 s5S upon cost OF S11ilIo4 or nearly
,x per cent On the Fchburg TO Feb. lst nearly ten
recent. for that year.
There are now four rolling mills in the United
States which are making railroad iron namely:
New.York and Maryland Iron and Coal Company,
Noun, Savage" near Cumberland, Maryland. VIII
ham Young President. lemons Run, Allegheny Ccun-
y, Maryland.
Mon,our Iron Company, Danville, Pennsylvania
Lesvst, Murdoch & Co. New-York agents.
New.Jersey Iron Company, Trenton New-Jersey.-
Peter Cooper. New York. proprietor.
New.Engsnd Iron Company, Providence r. |.
The bill authorizing the sale of the Portsmouth
and Roanoke Railroad, has passed the Va. House of
Delegates by decided majority. The company
lot purchaser) be styled the "Sea Board Railroad
Company"
Galena has subscribed fifty thousand dollars &c
the stock of the Gslena and Chicago Railroad Company
The Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany has published OF its condition the
30h January last The aggregate assets are placed al
Ss3l ll9 and the liabilities at 1882 653, showing sur
Plus OF 1918 1866 Among the assets are-Bills and notes
S56ls2 IL Loans SlS942; Real estate. Si9,457 81
Amour, in New.York aud Chicago, S2l6 S3l IT, Funds
in uan.itu SS63l2 SIS, Miscellaneous sccosnts, .03s
~ Compsnys Office and furniture Sl,345 81 Cash on
hsn6-sold and silver Sl37 59 To- Bills of specie pay
Ing banks Sl3l56 Stocks of the United States and the
State of New York $4,000.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

Brig narbineef (of Calais Me) Winchester Is ds I'm
Mayaguez, PR, with sugar and molasses. to Mason "
Thorn pson. Left barks Kcppsh, Raynes. ldg. Carne
li;s Hopkins do; orgs Milton, York do; Ihoosa' God
win do; Geo Loyal Gould, waiting freight; OrO, Oil
patrick, do Denarara. Blanchard do schrs Preston
Bush. ldg. Kate Pendergrast. Evans, do L Sturgs
do for Georgetown DC Voant Matthias wig cargo
Grafton Hutchinson, do; Ayerada Harding, do Queen
Eldridge DO Ca,barine, Scott do; II Williams, Elliot
do Schr Aiyne, Burgess, sailed day previous Tor Bal
Brig Marsellus Sheffield, just arrived from 81
Kits Feb i7th lat 80 Al loug 20 H. spoke brig Adene
hence, bound for Porto Rico
Bremen bark Republic. Seeer Go ds I'm Bremen. Left
the Chaprel Cd Jan. with nG5e Henschen < DnlafI
On the night Of the 2st FIRE Island WNW 20 miles
distant by fore aud aft schr. which stove
hole through the starboad quarter aud carried away
part the round house broke several saucheons. the
rail and plank shear carried away izen rigging spencer
boom, split maRsail and received other damage
Brig B.low, Lawrence. fun ST Marks via Hey West Is
DIS, TO Coe, Anderson a Co. both inst, experienced
gale from esq stove stern boat split sails and
received other damage
Brig N Bourne, Perry 10 ds I'm 81 Marks, with cot
ton. &c. TO Coe Anderson & Co. Sailed in company
with brigs Samson, Stark for York Florna, Drink
water, for Charleston.
schr Challenge, Park, days from Matanzas with PA
hhds and h5s Molasses 20 Buck & Peters. Sailed in
company with brig Rdeou for Boston and schr Harriet
Fuller do. Left barque Walter Rankin for New.fork
next Gay. Brigs Grand Turk, Nichols, from Maine
with loss OF deck load of lumber. Casilda Goodell
from Wilmington \. c. discharged J. R. Dow,
do do schr II. NJ. Jenkins. Babbdge, do. do. Goth
inst lat a. long rs encountered heavy gale from E s.
E. which continued fox 80 hours carried away bobstays
fore rigging and shifted deck load oimoasses
Belgian Government schr Louisa Maria, OF 10 eune.
Capt. Van Den Crock 20 DIS I'm ST Thomas. The l. NJ
was towed by a steamer TO the Navy Yard.
Schr Adrian, Walpole DIS I'm Norfolk with hour, &c.
10 Hunter
Schr Conner, Doane ds fin Norfolk with corn, to J
NJ Williams.
schr Chingarora, Andrews, DIS I'm Virginia, with oys-
tiers master.
The Merchants Telegraph reports no vessels in sight
from the Highlands at Sunset.
SAILED-Ship Liberty, Liverpool Wind WSW.
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

" The National Intelligencer states that among
,s Messengers in the Cambria Mr.. BAcHE bearer
~ de,pstches from Mr. McLsnc to Mr.. buchanan; Mr.
CANTON son ofSir Philip Champion, the Secretary OF
Ies.ou TO Washington bearer OF dispatches from the
English Government 10 Dir. Pakenham.
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MEMORANDl

The snip Huutress from Manila. Both Oct left ships
Carmera sail the day; Rober; Fulton, Davis eX
pected 20 load for home; Horatio Wood waiting cargo
China Clarendon Stoddard sailed for China in bal
last Nov 10 h. in the Straits of Casper spoke and board
ed The ship Oneida Capt Crusey, from EewYork bound
China 90 days Passed Angler Goth Nov Dec
22d of the Cape, spoke the English ship Bramn from
China bound TO Liverpool. Passed st Helena eth Jan.
and on the 9Th spoke and boarded the brig Romp lat
Is % long As 49, from Salem l6 days out bound Cay
enne 29,h Jan. lat 90 A. long g. spoke brig Alberna
from Rio, bound 10 Newlork, 25 days out Feb llth.
lat 20 -. long &c 80 spoke schr Thomas Hooker from
Baltimore. bound to Antigua days pod Jan died
on board John c. Pease, native OF New.York
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{Dinter fashions.
rALL AND WINTER GOODS.


%AJM. T. JENNINGS CO. Diapers 6ad Tailors, In.
w porIers OF Cloths snd CssslIrerrs Vestnes, Gc
Broadway American Hosl opposite The Fountain. lr
receipt oan extensive or new goods or Fail sud
Winter wear, comprising, French and English Cloths f0
ana EIocs Goats Caser IL CREST variety OF styles
Six Satin, MsrIro and Velvet Nesi;ngs Mi.et Clo:hs,
TwetSis sc for OyerCOsLs, which WI. be maze Ut
10 order the AID .! efficient corps OF c:.er
as can be fognd 10 he colnuy, essential po:ni IN ae
ccnony 10 which would direct ana Il rendering The
,ty and character OF garments such must SATISFY hs
DISCRIMINATING hsi OF che2rCess co: based
on lie. production of any other than mrs; rake garments
such Is have sustained sysau OF s profits and qucs
r-turps and prompted solicitation OF call om those
who would reaRy effect saving OF hs extra per csnisge
levied under the credit system
The attention directed The Psaiaoocs department mus
cornue 10 offer Inducements TO those who apprects:e h
combining and elegance
In addition TO The usual assortment OF goods kept by tie
usee have always hand ready mace Dress and troci
Goats PAntaoons Vests Ic 10 snsef me requirements
those who may require hIst rate suit
Aso Fsncy Dress Articles in grea; variety SCARF CIny.,
handkerchief, G0yes Sus pencerb Hosiery Ondsf-' ss
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts. Collars, &c 4e -,
0vERCOATS, Cloaks, Winter Frocki. kc IN various
" new styles, 70! sale ready made al ~ BroadWsy
MS taft L
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