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on, A sUgyEGT Deeply lNTEEEsEsTINS TO

or sUg5EGT ~ ,l.. IN IT TO
&c. beg. to .iaie that he Is at home much po.sbe
le!cep Sunday for consultation Of the disorders
through Boz SO Lever Post
nHe and the various campiieaed disorders these
m.aas. there Other. which a are deeply
Of che The he
gnoany called Gravel or Stone Stone on Which WHO
The author find, that has been matte, Of, 20
should his talents diseases which OF
Ss
fs ONLY the and
on mind wen body deploed but many q
to totally liz destroy aS the s' fepodSeve power hs
Is. shove IN
way than in their effects on po:terty;.
haps nothing fruitful the Practice Of adj
S1 Of p for the ,hs.:
remedie: good such the various which
diseases differ from one another that sense tell
that whs, good in must Be Re, op0sT
these facts those who apply to him For instance some
hs
their complaints neher one nor the ohs but totally
painfully r., h h g1S
s!s mfs s
e Is g.; SST x. 5 sss
strctue and properly understood 1t may most easily
and speedily be ed To every of common pru-
therefore he would say these remarks ns are
cans in city for their nuth,) how important that
patient should know something of the character
With respect to the cure OF Stricture-ths u gratifying
state, generally accomplished in very little time and
eroyement years the treatment Of this complaint In
9s 'a: she
To This & me ony but
perfectly cured though has been OF trouble and
for To those who cannot leave their homes
his peculiar aud successful of and which,
being enclosed little mahogany chest (pce $l0 can be
safely sent to any direction. .
B-For the convenience of those at distance and for
travellers the author has contrved little chest with lock
and key and with his treatise fitted the lid which contains
everything for the immediate and of
certain complaints They also especially suited to those
who afford the of personal treatmenthat
for Gonorrh9a beside full supply Of medicine contains
(pce Ss) The other, containing all that lis necessary
from the first of the 10 the more advanced
constitutional form of Syphilis is also S. Aud lit
both diseases $40. This latter is peculiarly fitted for Ma
rners and Travellers These originally designed for
the convenience Of the authors private PATIENTS but
those who have experienced their that he has
been induced to give them publicity. They for
EsIded every Ga Of the Uns a state,
Post Office, or Dr.. RALPH, SO q senwich street, New
T. S-Aware of the reneIal opni entertained of that
class Of who obude their skill and remedies upon
the public in these diseases of whom
every Paper) he formerly felt
ed several eminent and references He finds
however the necessity for this longer and
the bareaced claims to medical titles &c. off
tain class become only mark Of the mpuden pretender
ale
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THE PILES.

Irp NJ TUn IT RI 70 ~ r
- Piles, Inflammation of the Liver and Spleen, lnfamma
tion Serene and o the Stomach Bowels Kid
and Bladder Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spne
TIE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the only successful for that dangerou and distress
ing complaint, the Piles, ever offered to the public
Mark this il internal remedy not an external appiica-
Blind internal external and probably the only thing that
will. There is mistake about it, 1t positive cure
speedy and permanent 1t also
take and improves the general health remarkable manner
Of the most acute inflammation without danger All exer-
nal applications the highest degree disagreeabe
and offensive and from the very Of the
disease temporary their effects This medicine attacks
the disease at source and removing the cause, renders
the certain and permanent.
The Electuary contains mineral medicine, aloes,
coocynh, gamboge other powerful and irritating purga
tive. No fear Of taking cold while under its influence No
change in diet Ii taken according directions
cure for life is guaranteed.
Proprieors Office 1876 Bowery Sold wholesale and retail
by Wyatt ketcham, 12l Fulton street, N. Y. Pnce ST.
ana I'm
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IyERPooL CLAssiFIcArIoNs.
The Crops.

The Montgomery (Alabama) Ne,os says Since last
Sunday morning have been deluged with rain after
occasional showers for several days before. So much
wet weather it is apprehenied will greatly njure
cotton throughout the prairie region of the State.
already much damaged by the carly rains in this vi
cinity.
The weather, which short time since threatened SO
much injury to the cotton by too rapid growth of the
weed, has assumed another FORM and we anticipate a
full average yield. Occasional showers that may We,
be needed for late corn will not think be in the least
detrimental to cotton.-Ldurenspilie Herald
The Savannah Georgan states in relation to the cotton
crop As regards the growing crop it is too early to
form any opinions we may remark, however, that the
advices from all quarters continue TO be unsvorable and
that tho caterpillar has made its appearance in several
sections: OF the crop, three bales have reached
this market one of which has been shipped New York.
and the other two. which will class Liverpool fair
well matuTed and of good staple, remain unsold--ten
cents is the PRICE asked for them"
The Franklin (Attakapas) Banner, of the sth says -
ward short time since, is greatly invigorated by
copious rains, and promises much better yield. We
cannos say however that will turn out average
crop Corn is failure this year Few sugar planters
will have enough for plantation use"
The dry weather now prevailing is very remarkable
weeks The sky is brass, and the earth On
day few drops OF rain fell scarcely enough to lay the
dust Gardens suffer, and not gardens alonecorn, po
taoes and spring crops generally, will be
injured unless we shall be favored with an immediate
supply of rain. In the south part of the county has
been intense and long continued than here.
Streams are low to degree nearly unprecede nted The
waters of the Genesee river mostly diverted for the
supply OF inc canas Rrey 10 the INJURY of the owners
of mills and manufactures Were it not for this cause
there would be adequate supply in this season
Of unparalleled drought We cannot doubt that the
justice thus done by the State to our city will ere long
be recti6ed and the Erie canal supplied pursuance
the original design from Lake Erie-Roehesfer Amer
Harvest nearly over and the crops in this part
Of the country have from time to time reported
they promised to be- unusually abundant for the
most part well got in with the exception probably
here and there OF some spring wheats At present S.
per bushel for wheat and IS for rye, the outside
prices offered in Coburg other grain in proportion and
from all learn Judge there is little chance of
any material improvement through the coming winter
Coburg Star
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FITS FITS "A GREAT TRIUMPH

IN MEDICINE has been achieved by DIS IVANs AND
HART in the Of Epileptic Fits falling
Hysercal Fits Convulsiop. spasms, &c Physician. OF
have this disease ncurable The Pro-
prstor Of the Vegetable Extract however feel delcacy
In saying CAN BE CURED; They weuld therefore,
ctfuy invite physicians and all others who
rested examine the testimony VIII here offered fit
is let il be exposed but # is true then the
ofhumanity longer let il be said that Epepsyis
ncurable Please call address (post paid the fol-
lowing persons = .
william A. Pssells, afflicted % certificate sworn to
before Mayor Hayemeyer, March 7th ut Jacob Patty
years ia Delaney ST. N Y; the daughter Of Oliver C.
hensow, Esq. years Yonkers. N II the son Of Judge
years III Grand St. n Y; James Ellsworth, years. IL
boyer ~ " Joseph McDugal. years. East Brooklyn,
Y. Custom House.
For additional testimony, pamphlets which may be
had gratuitously a Office
NBPrice box, with full directions So SIT and S2i;
single bottles, with necessary medicines, 81.
DRS. VANS &-HART, Proprietors,
aul3 lweods nc Primo pal Office. Iei lirnnd street
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 70, 1916.
The Weather-Poiiticai Conventions and No,nina-
GENERALIZATION Of the odd Fellows Hall, &c.
The weather is still unsettled, having the APP
pearance Of rain, though the sun occasionally
breaks forth as if determined TO gain the mastery.
The Democratic legislative ticket for the county
was completed yesterday as follows SENATOR;
VIM F. Small Assembly, Stephen D. Anderson,
JnQ. Kline, Thomas H. Forsyth Thomas Daley,
John K. Laughlm, Thos. 5 Fernon, Jno Rupert
and Henry Matthew'S
The following nominations were made last eve
ming for the mayorality by the three parties -
Wing, John Swift, Esq, the present incumbent;
Democrats, Richard Vaux, Esq, and the Natives,
Peter A. Brown, Esq
The Wing county convention made their gem
eral nominations for State Senate and Assembly,
and the Wing delegation in the third congression-
al district, put VIM. M. Kennedy, M. Coleman,
and John J. Cresson on general nomination
The Natives have also nominated John w.
Ashmead as their candidate IN the Second Con-
gressional District.
The following candidates for Congress in the
Third Congressional District were named before
the Democratic Convention yeste rday Charles
Brown, VIM. English, John T. Smith, John Mil
Ter, George Williams, John ]. McCahen, and
James Goodman.
The approaching dedication of the new Odd
Fellows Hall in this city, is TO be the occasion Of
grand procession on the 18th OF September.
Great preparations making by the members
Of the order to make the scene imposing.
grand ball IN the splendid saloon on the second
floor of the building, will take place ON the even
ing OF the same day, and conclude the festivities
of the occasion.
Sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
First BoAnp, August $3.50 shs Reading RR, 1885,
$500 State 5s, COZ; 100 shs Girard ,Bank, 10.
AFTER SALEs.-Ss 200 State 5s, 66A; rs shs Girard
Bank, 10.
SECOND BoARp.-s3o0 Lehigh 6s, so; 10 shs Philsdel
phia and Trenton RR 49, $4,000 State 5s 66%; $1,000
Lenigh rs. So so shs Chespeaks and Delaware Canal
stock 35; 400 Reading RR, 80; 900 Reading RR 1914;
$50 Lehigh Interest, 40
ArrER sALEs-s2O00 State IS, so; 81 500 State IS, 72
IS shs North American lns Co, 6y&.
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Domestic Importation.

New Embarrassing Helen-66 hhds tobacco Storm 4 Du.
bon-22 do Ellis-8 do ii Magher-9i bales cotton Ho
brock NELSON'S do hemp Cur,is7i hhds sugars obs
Morgan-7 tIcrces 751s bbs do Gay bills do "a
sacks whes Barton Popeli bills lard Crooks-272 hams
u TERRI bbls beef Rowland &Aspnwa-s8i hides Den
nston COPS kegs butter Howell bags ,theT
siskbridee-x btls Comstoek col lIowbridge
Dwight trunk Major General Gainesi box Hoe -2u0
bbls Hour n Harrson60 bales cotton Colt co2i bbs
sugar-3s half bbs moasses s btis do Hsyens co-2eo
bales rope cuttings 1000 pigs lead n Rogers co.
SAvAsrAH-Brg Savannah-eQ casks 522 bushels flour
Bolton -239 bales L III Foy-78d do order5e do
Pouion-l2 do Coyt-I0 do Gourdy X Wells-3o pieces
cotton bsggag Burrtt22 bales yam Lord Warren
softer COLO casks Durham < Dimon30 empty
bis Johason33 do Taylor sonsl6 do so oil casks
Dresslaw chest Surges Chairman * co-tO cssks old
iron II Beerch--2 boxes Marshall.
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THE EYE.
THE EYE.
DR; WHEELER Oculist, No. 2s Greenwich street, New

nR. WHEELER, Ocust, No 2s Greenwich street, New
- York the Battery devotes his exclusive
diseases ofhe Eye and Ophhamc Surgery and the
public that there not amongst the diseases to
which the human eye is subject disorders of that organ
which cannot be essentially relieved cured by him. The
vast number Of which can be seen at
ceeded either extent by that Of other Ocu
in the United States.
10 Office hours from M. to O'Clock NJ. after which
he visits out door patients.
s.sArdcia Eyes for SALE and which viii be inserted
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases ofhe Eye with
several instances of effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode oeatmen be had grauitously his residence
the will be forwarded any making application
him by letter. post paid. myl2 Imsrc
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Foreign I,nporte,iou..

Sr. PrrERsPuReH-Brig Ne.senyeri9t ha,., b.;r oooo
mats 90 bags iaseed Aymar56H brstlcs Hilger CO.
Oh do tshel3 casks brstes bales hair box horse
sils Chandler Howard14e cases brses ii KTeymbers
eoIsiz heaas max Hicks COLO brs Moring-lo0
btws Berwith-ttA Dristles bales yinter ;v
Rosk-oo bales duck so do Flemish 80 pieces cn,b u &
Peck-22 cs bristles Rowland Aspinwai-i 49,.
orstie. 100 bales 10 cs bristes do Rsngoo to order
no NUNaE-BnE Robert-3oO0 hides 600 bush pea NUT,
Cncken. " 49, y - ~ Nic
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By Last Nights Southern Mail,
Homo R0rfa.

BALTIMORE, Aug 25-Ar ship Alexandr,. (of Alexandria
DC) Tenny, from London via Hampton Roads bark Iowa
Thompson from Rio de Jsneiro bgs Planet Hlliard from
Arecibo PR; Frances Jane Garduer I'm St Johns PR Be-
low, schr CID brig Coastu,on. LandsIman, Lrgusyra
aud Porto Cabeo; schrs VIM Allen, Snow st Thomas; Gen
Marriott Toote Brazos St Jago Texas Chesapeake Stuart
New York
NoRroLK, Aug 22Arr schrs John Simmons, Small from
Boston; Brcksnbef Saunders FIN Newport 23d schr
Viola, Fitzgerald, FIN Bay OF Guatemala.
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CO M NJ Il R CIAL.
New York, Aug. 81.

New York, Aug. %.
A,Hs,-sales of Pots made at 50 561 and Pearls
at 81 l2k
BsEADsruFYs-The market continues dull To-day
there nothing of any consequence doing Prices are
without change.
CorroN.-There has been change in the market to-
day. The sales about thousand bales per
day, at full prices. We continue our quotations =
LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArIoNs
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MO QUACKERY -pOCTOR COOpER a nr,n.

NO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COOPER IA Duane
~ street member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
London consulted condentaly all private diseases
which he cures without mercury hndrance from bust
ness Recent eases he cures in few days practice OF
structures without pain.
Debility. resulting from habit INDUCED in by young
potracted gees syphilc eruption and ulcers
vated by quack thoroughly cured by Dr. perfect
physician and me
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES
IINHE Proprietors prepared TO furnish Holmes
ranges the trade, them mp for private families OF
boarding purchased the right from the psenee
TO manufacture sell them Our experience IN manufactu
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges this CITY, for the past
surpss.ed for economy convenience and durability Lhey
se wsrantedo perform the for which they are pn
Chased and fuo they will be removed free NJ expense to
ne Numerous references be given 70 persons
~nins 10 Purchase The prices from rs 10 4? dollars
Propetor constantly manufselurlna and are well
with parior Office and bedroom CRATES, OF the
Also-TlNWARE, bright plain and jscsned. They have
masens AZ all times ready Ranges grStes and boilers
"'o' smokey ehmn'y' cured no sp,s Nc psy .oN
auIl imsr n Nssssu street.
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL Advice IN PRfVAT1E DISEASES.
THE MEMBERs Of The New YcI. COLLEGE Of Msdeins
ry continue direct their attention
OF private nature and confidently promise
Jury the constitution or confinement from business il.
10 , the @ Of f ose M
am ofsufeIing and time may be thus avoided. One Of
dc principal hospital. d Europe SI i4s those
70
.ona forwarded % them chest
4. nsde,ns Isau.i.s 70 psriS% radical cure BY staring
srscon and treatment received elsewhere Il any, and ~
closing IS, post paid
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS
sion. and ali mocopuGulsni discharge, from the urethra
Hosp. s'G IN e eu ri The
b5atsd inventor Professor velPsau nalibe remedy
,Sorter time than other remedy, without tainting the
Pre-. w The 'omae oOnnsnsn o
,r,uv C29Ns yIE e; x1SI DEBILITY cURED
nSd prepared hy The G9lfss
deny for al sns Of y
secret INDULGENCE or excess e Kind Il Is an nysasnis
remedy stey or bsrrennes uAiess open'
Single bottles 81 each case. Of hal o.ens; CAREFUL,
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
RICORD's ALTENAIlVE MIXTURE.
the cure Of primary 81 by
middleton: u s's 81 aasss
All Su s delay
car having the veners disease
without thoroughly cleansing the System with his Justly
sold IN snse bottles 81 each in eases Of halls dozen Tor
IS carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the on'on
CONC ENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAksAPARlLLA
0ENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
UlREPARED by the New York College OF Medicine and
Phsmncv established for the suppression OF quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
h coudentv by the College superior
te any extract Of barsapae before the public aud
rem an puxe blood such scrofua sal iheum
ring worm bktches pmpes, ulcers In the bones
nodes cptaneous erupons liberated throat
disease arising secondary stccts of syphilis
an injudicious Of mercury
Sold in single bottles, rs eenm
% m cases Of halfa dozen bottiss D@
Cases forwarded to ali parts Of the Uqion
~ r. A very liberal discount to wholesale purohasers
Once opes FROM ga. M to loP M
6kwue a. NasRu street, New Xorkl
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 40.
Cleared.

-. -. Cleared.
Risn%oad Bogd hs'i Ho x Collins Co; Albert
bark Ellen Ausa Flood Portland Ch.s ss2 r. az do
2fs Lntepy1e Dutch) Leufstadius Maariu,ia seh
bhchen; VIM Davis, Handy, falmouth W... &c m,dt
ILL, lizard 0vergetown surEe. clemmaa ea rns Hs
-aTons pmon rhiI.dephs; barge Orb, app do .ss
Arrived.
q Ship Helen, Hoyt 81 DAYS I'm Norlean, win ma. -.
omdnsr ShousIl 18th inst, lat 2s Ion 70 49, spof.
pas ranchits Pierce, (of Newburypot) 20 days I'm Msv
suez ~ ana days FIN Turks Island with mdss 10 q "
Levi" Inc orB Milton, for Boston, and sehr Baltimore for
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Passengers Arrived.
Dkmhnna-Brig Judson-Mr & Mrs McAlpn; James He.
s1s JvAS-Bns Thos II Benton--Messrs. Budd Bernard
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONSIEUR EDMOND DU BUlssON, having a few
WI hours dispose Of offers his services those who
arg aesrous of acquiring the French Language. -
,foy further particularly enquire at his residences New FORK
Hotel in the morning from TO 3, and from 10 r NJ
TO TRUNK MAKERs.-io.ooo lbs Trunk Boards, su
sale by fERSsE k'BROOKS
aunlm s. and ~ Nassau o.
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N II T. ~ L. T. >.
MANUFACTURED BY JOHN RIMMER & SONS,
ALCESTER, ENGLAND.
is sIEEEHTpEFb r MApET tANE rE
In country in the world does the surely
reap the benefit arising from deserved superiority the
the name impressed upon any article before
he purchases. and i he fpd. the quality good
rule with exception All who purchase Nesdls.by
the s " s Of ss
importer ia New York Phadephis, &c. who thus deprves
importer attach his the goods OF makers
the has no certainty Of obtaining the article in
aai5s. "'A nc "'u previously purchased ana again re-
This right 1t is time tina, justice should be done
r. stenton offers the wholesale trade, land through
sons warranted Ro1al Hemspheac. sapedati4e and
DrlledEyed Needles the best imported into this
In England the continent of Europe where
they are sold under the genuine nsme Rimmsrs Needles
HOLE No. as Too A.. eI .ss
Colorsd do Brushes
English sh'a Gcor.d Calf tsid t Ssr9'h'''
MMa araeyy M, M9 SfSo Gliding and Blank Eol
k kinS.Is' Sheep skins ce%pass
H H.Ss': az. "a Ts::.s Paper F:;:S:;
Also a.eeo"d.hand Enclosing Presses.
pB5.Lettsrng Blocks, Gliding Rolls, Tools Emboss-
aul4 I'm eodsm
LAURENT BROTHER,
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS. No. William
%ss.s. ash Pans SS:h1s;s d'Eeq.:s . Ores. Good.
2; :. IssHsr d's sSsE sfH''s a''''
Il" " SsshmsIs d'Eeo..ed
8" R%$S.s.d e. ;T 4h sss : g
l.. Cashmere ai q a'Eeo.. &c c1 aisas sA'"l'
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MEDICAL NoTICE-pOCTOR FAWCETT, com

MEDICAL NOTICE.--DOCTOR FAWCETT, con-
lvl sulting Of Futon street. New ork,
thor of late publication, embracing the following sub
jects Matrmony mpotency, and Stery anatomical
~ and medically explained with compre
hensve exposition Of the nature and modern treatment
lures, Seminal Weakness Whites, Noetuna EMISSIONS,
and all the consequences arising from sell pollution.
The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last fifteen
years in this city, to the treatment of the above men
perence the pathology Of the various srnc
Of the he guarantees IN All cases that
from London Ednburg and Philadelphia also his honorary
degree from the State OF Louisiana suspended In large
frames in his Office, 1876 Fulton street 49,
Persons distance enclosing 81, have copy Of his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females
All and addressed to DR.. H. Fawcett 1876
Fulton street. will receive due attention au24 Inns me
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MEDICAL OFFICE-DK JOHNSON, II Duane street
IvA near Chatham street, well known the
cessul practitioner New York the
real diseases The Doctors reputation for skill in those old
hacured cases that have existed for years
euctgre ulcers the body in the throat nose
pains in the aead and bones the legs ectually cured
Constitutional weakness brought secret habit
duEsd IN by young men, causing ascyious dreams and
nightly emissions positively prevented Recent
in four days without mercury No alteration diet or
venton from Jusines ana 3tsmc
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THE Subscribers have purchased of its Assignee. stock
OF 30 900 dollars worth Of Dry Goods Az ,h., Iii
ready se for cash in the shortest poshi
This stock comprises the entire assortment OF lave ih
bling and retail house in OF Western ara r.
varieties and quality cannot he exceeded. o'
Its sale will Grand stres,
ton East Broadway Monday Aug 2lth and eon,,nn.
from day TO day, till the whole be disposed of.
Those who would find object TO purchase At vrs.
reduction from the Of manufacturing say nothing 81
wholesale and retail profits should not let this opportu
nifty pass unimproved
NB-Dssers in Dry Goods. Pedlers, Tailos and Mill.
ners supplied a 30 below the market prices.
su22 iwsrrc BRIGGS REMskN, $50 Grand st.
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FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY.
/ AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having supe, N aus efF.r,.
- to dispose Of such as Wearing Apparel Furniture &c.
subscriber through the Post Office or otherwise who viii
attend AT their residences J.LEVENSTYN
r,, 466 Broadway up stairs,
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. j. LEVENSTfN