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49,. ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE
fM PROPERTY FOR SALE--The late
psssA residence of Mr.. Armfeld, on Prince
ssl,NH street, in Alexandria. The house is
brick, built Of the best materials, hand
somely finished, and well arranged for comfort and
convenience; contains Is rooms, most Of them large
and airy, and has vide hall through the centre.
Out-houses Of brick, also covered with metal con-
sisting, in one range, Of wood and wssh-houses
cistern above ground two bathing and two dressing
rooms. On the opposite wing, fine greenhouse;
and in the rear, brick two-story double house for
servants.
The fower-gardens extend from Patrick 10 Hen
~ streets The vegetable garden is large and pro-
ductive.
IL is considered, by many, the handsomest and
most desirable residence in the District
II will be SOLD low, and on accommodating terms,
on application TO
WIN. ID. MUTT,
At the Treasury Department
Oct 09--lw&eon f-slrf'r . rgf
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M RS. MINOR on F, between 9Th and 7th streets
Itl has several pleasant front rooms unoccupied
at this time.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

EoR sALE-To close a concem.---The line OF
Il Liverpool packets, consisting Of the ships
ROSclUS, SlDDoNS, SHERIDAN, and GAR
RICK. They were bulk in tins city, ,by
Brown q Bell, with unusual caro- for model,
materials, Ia very large proportion OF their frames
being live oak,l and workmanship, they are un-
surpassed, II not unequaled-salIsd on the Stocks
and ressIted every year since. Their aeeommoda-
lions for passengers are very extensive, and hand
sonsIy furnished. Apply TO
E. X. COLLINS d Co.,
Feb 27-lm Sc South street, New York.
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and intermediate ages ~ proporuonate rates; and
the premiums payable semi-annually or QUARTERLY,
If preferred.
Buys and sells annaass--grants sndO,cmenis for
ehiLdrsn-maks, all contract, in rhieh life or The in
tsrest Of money 10 involved.
The policies Of insurance may be made payable
to wife, child, or any other person designated by
the assured. By an act of the State of Maryland,
1910, chapter 2l2, assurances made by married
women on the lives Of their husbands are fully pro-
tected from all claims Of creditors.
The proposals and rates, a. well as blank forms
Of application, may be obtained at the Office Of the
company, or its agents.
JOHN I. DONALDSON, President .
RICHARD B. Dorsey, Secretary.
June DIV
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rINo PRINTERS TYPE FOUNDRY AND
i PRINTERS FURNISHING WARE

i PRINTERS FURNISHING WARE
HoUSE.-The subscribers have opened new
Type Foundry in the city Of New York where
they are ready 70 supply orders TO any extent, for
the most beautiful varieties Of job and fancy type;
ink, paper, cases. galleys, brass rule, steel column
rule, composing sticks chases, and every article ne
cessary for printing Office.
The types, which arc cut in imitation Of tho Eng
sh, are cast IN new moulds, from entirely new
set Of Matrices with deep counters, are warranted
TO unsurpassed by any. All the type furnished by
US is "hand-casl."
Printing presses furnished and also steam engines,
Of the most approved patterns.
Editors Of newspapers who will buy five times as
much type as their bills amount to, may give the
above six months insertion in their papers.
CoCKERoFT & oYEREND,
No. IS Ann street, New York.
Dec. l0-6m
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DR. DYoTrs SIXTEEN STANDARDS
IL Il. w. Dyott, M. ID. sole proprietor.

Remember these are the forty years tested med-
cinal preparations In the contents Of each med-
cine chest will be found remedy for every disease
which the human body is subject to- It's for these,
and for these only, that hold ourselves accounta-
BILE for the performance Of that for which they are
set forth.
T.w. DYoTT & SONS.
For further particulars, see Dyou's Oracle OF
Health, copits Of which can be had gratis by APP
plying at the Office, No. 1872 North Second street,
Philadelphia, or Of such persons as keep the above
medicines for sale. Each article TO be had separate
Special depot at the book store Of Rober,
Farnham, corner Of llth and Penn. avenue
Washington city, also for sale by the most princi
pal druggists.
June
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Notice TO presumption claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of redemption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships
above enumerated, is required to establish the same
proper land office, and make payment therefor, as
soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement OF tho
public sale Of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designatedD otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 25-latd
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On the equity side Of
Worcester county
court, in the State Of
Maryland, Noyem.
Der term, l645, 10
wit, February Oh
1876.
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On the equity side Of Worcest.r
county court, State Of Mary
land, February equity term
February 9, 1886.
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From The Cincinnati CaIeits.
EDUCATION.

l. 4ndi,in! Ia Witness The cnJus now making 10
reed, ,ductl,n umvrr-a
Nuplula there Is a positive exrllrmpn, The snh-
j.cl. inll >prul- IL IN III allnhlr lg"fance which
prevails Mi,.ichu,ct,-. ihr ohor haud with gen
rral enl hr'u,u 'qat l., nat 81 any propl" On The
Lace ri lHe earn, IL doug mofe Ihan ever size did. IL
pr,lecl h.r cpr,ioon school sys EN-. And this arises
,n The rouvcIon that thrtr he nrlter safely 10
prul frs.. slIduV IN GtdHth 10 sceiy, Without
arnrra mcnthI rollute.
M Is iherr ~ II t'eng III the Slaes occupying
unddrar,un1 he wern Virginia and M'S|'cau'ell4, IN
The sunlecl. Ohl', inf us aure, anxious Ia advance
h,f c.,u hut system. Tine people, With hunted
.Na#pIl#n<. dr,tud IT ev,ry whrie. the only dfli
Gully IA way The want 81 concentration 81 public
oiannil that rnb dlnenl o rrva. consirii"n "hieh
msy heaI expressed al all places aud among all class
nlyldnal, often sm,ir a, the Enthusiasm of The friends
ii rd1cl IL; stiIn. lhtte Is IN real desire ~" the part
the parplr TT instruction. 1ney err lhry mistake
tle Of lt's>'n iot III mhnt ct l'rlnt. 1--WE
lhrn, volrr let them feel that HEY can speak, open
channels Tor rhen pour lhrir trrIin4s, and Ne
should htaI ltuu them Viii em, has aud ~ i""e'-
OiIr taci NAV that ihrrr Is Ia mistake III
ils ualleI Lpok lnIp The ronca platform :" Oh: pa
ra orppneut-, draNn by nen al Keen "hsrrvalIon.
and pbs,essnl wnhdefnl Accuracy at Inf"n,il" as
Ia the popular wish, and yuu VI" fnj here, amld rvr-
~ oib,r kind m issues sandlng nut bhy, as II II nefa
lie main pfnc,pe Of aIl-unlSersal Eiu'a'i"n. They
kn,w utal they are aninl. Ihey wiss N ,henr
uruef3lpn,
ME unl.ss tley he rdnraed The la~-whai IL II -
Suniect la Their sIu-sel up NJ d he'd u fu'lc sea-
tnpnts j cldc. Pubc llcy-whtIe 'oe' 'rna -
just auere pdnc pri dice "r party passion may Lead
nav IA mug drerlfon nis III alollhf 1 ne Coh-
.i,t,ili.t---, II hlndna2 Oaly 81 lar "a The p-"pe's
" shes nias decree States may resist ge"ra' Jaw ~
lhp alaou, ajd the goteTnmeni "Vrlrsp Vac nn"oau
Of Tue ranstjutu, he p1niar VIII suS al" 'hen WIN
iupAny II thl, hp and that II is past, fd rass' g
pveals prnve-u hat hope have We except IA nn'tdN'
/ ia at
maktnu 1t, like the breathe, cJmn"n IN tir
land 7
/ We shall be- This the remark al To" pure and
patG1llc l. unirs, when. travelling over New England
Tor lhe first innr, taund the people IN in~n meetings
,axn4 themselves heavily Ia slncs,e their "Sn snt
others chIldren Freeom Will I'd iee>s mp" IN The
,dor,,4d IN nd or II will find li'nn where. Man vii
be huns Wien devrueed ny euluTe "r else he is iH'n
ed rrynr Ia hr The o an ih-. AMI we shall be
shall slaul -sia he me IN law and leery when al
aver ms land the school i made 10 stand hesid" fht
cinra aud educators held stctnd Ia none. Ste diiy
ssaltaay ma, =, We pqbsic shall be .mp'esne'et
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Yesterday. nrcordlng Ia appointments The Revenue
Steamer fak, which his besn SUITE rnr ~ hr ciat.r
al construction ~ tins ely, hunchrd N ,hr ,''s'
heantfal syr, lo'm rhe sup tafd 81 Joseph X And.r
SIN. E.q ihr atau eaelr n a. 3 o'r,urh er.e-r
". IA lie Irr'cucr :" IA lma,se c"ncoufs" ii c,ll-
-
The lI shpprd tom her Nay4 mnnner t.os,
qaeeal and tie ar rs mnd,d WIN the chr,.,s
multitude SIN rort red nvet. Juu a. .h- "hss,d
h,f ualier ,lruepl, pna,-a l,nrr- say, -e
tlnlsl,nrd win houlr Il Nlne. nrrutd,np eu>luin.
ihe ho1e hpNtvcr VAS dasnd against the h'ard hy lhe
d. hrar h3nd ot liz alf ,lsop ,t- If lie en,.
Taerr nasa fac dspay ii v.un GERS m the aeci
san aolaag tnru Nm 'rd lle u n's. the Afllllss,
L., Glets, AID the top, Nalnits vrrc fired helofa
aud ali / lhr huncn. eoallon, ",h pr"rrr hcrain-
pto.otat- pnvldrIhy The llRt proprietor 4 the Sip
Sifd sn.enJ we'd hy af-e puflinn 81 lhoe VIA "rht
/, Sc The lnnrh
l'hr mh,lr uHu passed on in ihe ms snrc.ssiol
mannef ahd Except tai ri these asss ln4 In The
i@efh was s'mrk by ll' end ID na"ser as II was
flayed lapd} ou aud ,hahily iJn"i 10 ace deot Ut
coftrd - lar ln' pirasnu' ii The srrne'
We can ul ttn"ur sly spnrthnt In cnmpl,nen, 10
he .nntf@na r.0uact"f II lac first mon 'tss'l bull,
IN ff4ua. and first vrs4r nj hud hu'll tr govern
nrni III fhl- cll. IL has spaed ~ expense. and has
",npnyrd The most skdiul artists ~ the work 81 ron
-ifas ron. HIS slupSafd u fired up we lam. IN 4
ile.q al II hu suIror Il, any n"f. iH hui'dng s,m.
tal sr,-,-. N the Gnlnn ID the Polh. bh nr her
hanltln a.aar AID inhlul anik nanshlP. VIII Vie IN
any s,s-, -. hc, d,.>cnplon ,rI hnrli.
Ia, l'alk Is ~ lee, de,h Is lrrl beam - 10 Tel
inrlr4 hod. she Is supulad ,ifh lNo bali bea
rue l.uoin u ~ llalI's patent vi 50 h,isr n ~ RI
Zach. She Is ctrd iur ten rnns, aud long gun afat
shps. Sne NHs constructed under HE general sntsnn
tendance ol Captain II l. llnnlrr--nsva cons'fneor
Ihn ". tape4 SuPeunfrndnl If the frl. Mr. ID
hnry. She Is huDlI .nuu,ly u Virginia iron, nanna'-
lof.d nj lhr I,cdepsr Ion Notk>--'he CONSTRUCTION u
nrr holltrs, supruh,ruded 10y Mr.. Charles Camph-l
under H., general supervision 1t Mr.. Lgnthsl. Every
paa ii nr vessel ae,rs lhe skill aud 'eenry 81 mo
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Ihr frfcrs oi the IN IN The very streets III Tho
city, lh, deadllnr,s al Texan pirbuon found
IN srorlon To as revenue The wallis ol which
had hern reared IA oppose ts advance. The Texans
aching Is li9ht infantry ually made thrr way nm
haus- In hnnsr 0lli ana aud SPARES Al the "nh oil
tbr hsh ltey h.d To liz loss ~ Capt. Gillespie
On he evening Of hr Esd. ofres had entered The
city nj nj pda-tvety inpattsni psi ton excepting lie
citadel tad hre1 captured hul Al de sperarr MAS the
nies, thai aUru plug Ia hrm the Sd ianity. hui
Il mn u j be- rul.ct,d commanded ty Cspi Henry.
Tho yanna,si Captain IN h. R,amtni On ils mufn-
ny al he u A. rar attack Wa agin com nrnred, but
dotaa III, day tee enemy eapttalrd.
LIE lass Ihr enemy ezllnai,d at 1900 In killed
-ad apundri --uurs VIII rem, COO Lieut. Colonel
Mo nne al the M-s'>spp Volunteers. has died Ut lila
"unuds. faf the hf. time the u"ncetneni ID
The WI. en Volunteer tters have had an opfatlanrv
nSn2 that me a~persipus 81 IT. qnrniIy ial.d nIan
tltae, are naipnndcd: they have covered themselves
vii ehtv.
i'he pnnfps lu,s fell upon the Mississippi aud Ten.
nrssne Rrann,nt4 md 81 AID In nl.ntry. They wrre
tfrsd Ii Il .hl lhrlf nrh by ierh u, The cy init
adsaus,s uutdr lir bodies II ihrir lsan
tads hnl The NJ uos thznr n,unla lie obstacles winch
lily ene"omrfrl, >rtvcd o9y add Tres, t,.l To
if' al i1eif epthu,ta>". Nhru the
ND NH, they h, m Ie tait The very mfds'
II the ~, and sirh IA poSu,u ,nat, had The
h2b l.lrd DAY hunger. the >lauI utter an,png the
heNleaps ~"nld have hen tremendous,
II addition to lhr fepuls Altxran iufces ihp Amer
trans conprllrd roranntef the Whol. MASS of
thu eePula lon, VITO hrd nrnu hru fua, the iups nj
the haase4. doors aud WiHd,,us.
thu. against the mod taa ald4, aud ~ III" iare oi
vat .ap.tlnt uuthrr. wis M,nlrt,y csp,nted mud
telrve son Viii UlI,e nih ne, iiai II Was pln"ns
victory. Yours, ID.
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CANAL BASES. RIcnMoND.


FFOfIACV, II OI'EH "a I VI
Produce aud Ge,cyai onimissuan .NG'Laafs,
EhEG have t., inform lhelr FIRE ds and the public,
ID Hat racy arr prepared IL receive on commission,
aaa sell iur he ncs, advantage fooAU-ts,
PRODUCE AND MERCiIANDlZE
% all klads Tbey have ample roo.n also Ior any a.
uounl Il storage
D.reri orlats TT Goods in III any e'sefn market
viii nfet with I.r,mpt aiteotoa. aud all cons go9enl~
hr Boston. ol roba 90. faur, Ion. Gram and "ihr
Nrraiaua.za. t. Fowl Blaren : Go, No. II fosiet :
" Aafi r .,on directed IL an1 care. f'te immediate
l. aifeHd t. aud por,oas ~ CONSUMING may fr'i assn
nd II bsgio4 their bus5ss, p4ns.u'y attended II, anj
rIar1Hs n the '.ncsl raaes
81
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ATTORNEY IT Law,
~ Ill tacucc IN the lasriu and Superior con rs nj
w ltuehhur2. alsn IA tn cauntlcs ct tanpbatl.
Amherst All Aqp,wa'lpN Oaisg IN senJo'6eds eolid-
Ir2s near the Market nnusr.
O. II
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GGr'rON 4 NAsn'> ENtn Fine CilENING
- TOBACCO can he lad ay caI0mr ou I. |. Jtn
NJ. ssld Ia he vry dat By I'D Judges Of The article
I aid give II NAL.
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FINE sE;GAssS.

sNIIE subscrlb has on hand a stock very
l. SUPERIOR SEG.lRS,
Of varous brands, to which he would invite NE a'e"-
ton o smokers. JOIN ti.Nfht,
puG-'.',
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puAVING de,ern med 10 rem We h 'he sanfh west
I n,w offer fpr sale my rrsIracs IN tie county o
~ ll,I
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ALBANY May 8, 1876.
Legislatire Proceedings, &c.

Legislative Proceedings, &c.
Bright and beautiful morning-some angels in heaven
and some upon earth Capitol Park looking Like the
Clio Of the Sultan Of Muscat The Albany ham ton
eclipse the haul ton in his harem.
House filed crowded and compacty squeezed. A bill
or enactment, concerning the New York and Erie
Railroad, which herewith enclose, and the defeat Of
which, in the House, some time SINCE caused very
markabe excitement passed the Senate yesterday, and
after cminently beautiful debate, which applauded
by very discriminating of spectators was ordered
third reading in the House this morning. The bill
similar in its general construction to the one enclosed
which has passed the House without amendment
.ns e 0 %
passed through this city to-day, on his pilgri
mage to the city Of magnolia. md roses-the city
and the Legislative mart-Washington Ellsworth step
ped into the House this morning, looking majestic
the statue Of Jefferson in the grounds belonging to the
" white house." at Washington, and noble any
bleman. The question before the House upon bill
known that an Nj. G. was in the House, remarkable
change pcrcepble in the enumeration and action Of
the member who occupied the floor upon this question
his magniloquence was Of an elliptic species. He
followed by half dozen members, all anxious to make
point before NJ c., and OH Sing Sing, what songs
there among em.
In order to dispose Of the immense Of local and
private business both houses hold three sessions per
dem-morning afternoon and evening.
The Senate did not do any business at all this morning
worthy of notice The bills for the relief of the New
York Insurance Companies lie upon the table in the So
nate, and there is doubt about their passage.
In the House this morning Mr. Tet reported in favor
Of the amendments made by the Senate to the Hudson
river rail road BILL the report laid upon the table,
and the amendments ordered printed.
This afternoon the Senate is discussing the assembly
bill, authorize the construction of a railway from
Schenectady to Utica the south side OF the Mohawk
river The Senate adjourned at = NJ. without taking
This afternoon the business of the House is altogether
of a local character
The anrcn bills will not be passed by the Senate,
believe. They remain upon the table.
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Price Two Cents.
Political Movements.

THE GovrRson OF II,isOn-Judge Logan, Of San
CANON county favorably mentioned by the whg press
whig candidate for Governor Of that May of the
wings are however opposed to making any nomination
all considering II useless The democratic candidate
is Augustus c. French. The election is held in August.
PoL,r,c, IN ONO AND IspnsA.--The gubernatorial
canvass in Ohio and Indiana, Is already waxing warm
In Ohio the wordy Of political deracton is pecu
lary fierce What makes 4 sun more interesting ana
democratic ranks which productive OF more Ill blood
than the battling with the wings The currency ques-
ton is the dividing line between the two secuons1ne
one going against all banks and paper currency and tho
other toleatng BOTH when founded upon proper basis
MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR ToucEY.-The oath OF ONCE
administered to Mr.. Toucey as Governor Of Sonnec-
ticut the sth inst, and his message delivered imme
dately afterwards II very creditabie ano
takes strong ground In favor OF revenue tarin on me
Oregon question he says In regard 70 ina. part o. title
the best decsvely the best yet there are oher great
national applicable to it, and is proper
from its lust anxiety for peace in Difference to its past
action has already gone to the extreme verge oil the
limits Of and ought now to be sustained ana
trust will be sustained, by Whatever thee OF Pariot
ism in the country"
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION ~ NEW HAMrRHiKE
We perceive by the New Hampshire Patriot that tho
State committee have given notice that democrsuc
tate convention will be holden in Concord on the lin
of June next, for the nomination OF candidate ior
Governor and the transaction of such other business an
before the conycntion--and particularly m
relates to the nomination Of members of Congress.
WHIcH or THg Twol-The chairman OF the demo-
cratic State committee Of North Carolina, has published
a card, requesting its members to meet In Raleigh ON
Monday the 18th of May, for the purpose OF deciding
whether James b. Shepard or Walter D. Leak Goth OF
whom are now in the ed shall be the candidate OF tho
republican party for Governor at the ensuing
attend will address him letter, stating which oil tho
two gentlemen they prefer
The local election in Wilmington fDel on Tuesday,
resulted in the of the democratic ticket BY ma
jority of I51
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LUCKY FELLow-A citizen Of Buffalo, left short time
since for Sweden take charge of estate OF some
5000, 900 or 100000 to which no has just become
heir
CLEANLINESS AND CoMroRr-The Rochester advertiser
says that association has been formed at Mount Morris
the purpose of supplying the village with water
Capital 81 500 The water is to be brought In lead or
iron pipes from springs short distance from the village
VALUE OF THE HYDRAuLIo CoTTor PRESS nydrau-
lie cotton press been lately established at Savannah
which will confer great advantages ON the snlppng Id
terest Of that city. practical illustrations OIL this gwen
in the Savannah Republicans The average OF seven car
Liverpool by the ship Eli Whitney was LIT caies or
675 pounds few days ago this same vessel cleared
for Havre with cargo Of 46 bales or pounds o.
compressed cotton The saving to the owners by com.
preston on this single cargo, is equal to the entire
charges and expenses from the time the vessei ouchos
the wharf, until she is again ready Tor sea- IN otner
words the voyage will yield to tho owners ABOUT SiovV
than there had been cotton press In savannah
SOUTHERN NJ. Z. CosrEREscE.-Thc general Southern
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Is now IN
session in Petersburg Va.
"TRuE RrLroroNn-Thc annexed resolution was to be
discussed in Detroit on the Ia ult -
Resolved That there no true religion except be
strictly aboonsm, and no man can be true minister
of the gospel except he be an abolitonis others arc
practical infdels.
Abotonsm seeks to produce bloodshed and massacre;
murder therefore, is the true religion Abohtionism
seeks to array the North against South civil discord
therefore, is the true religion Abolitionism seeks 70
the Union; treason, therefore, is the true religion
Every Christian minister therefore, who breaches against
murder, civil and treason, is practical inhde
BALLOON AscESnoN.-Signor Muzo Muzzi, the great
aeronautist to make aerial ascension from New
Orleans on the ID inst.
ExEcurIoN-The negro Dave was executed ut Lau-
rensvle SC Friday the oath ult for the murder OF his
master Capt Vance Dave confessed the crime, cxone
toned several white who traded with negroes aid
harbored them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10

n ROBERTSON'S PHENIX
HAT AND CAP MANDATORY
i0s FULTON ST, BETWEEN NASSAU and WILLIAM.
hi. extensive stock Of spring goods an assortment Of
price Of these really superb articles only 50 So being 81 30
less than the goods in the
and Of similar materially sold in Broadway The secret OF
this disparity price be easily eonecprsd The
being but 1.-THE Of those OF the
splendid Broadway he is in consequence
enabled offer goods corresponding description at lower
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-10

LOOK AT THIS
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN If you want a
fine article Of Boots and Shoes call At 87 Broad
way, where yor will find the largest assortment, cheapest and
fashionable In the city Do mistake the number 7
Broadway, corner Of Franklin street.
~ Ba large assortment Of imported French Boots the
low price Of dollars. NJ. CAHfLL.
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