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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-11-20
%&0OK~EES-
New LOTTERY OFFICE.
FtersbNrg. va.
D. PAINE & co, MASAoER..
D. PAINE & co, MANA

-PLENETD SCHEMES!!.
n TTEN1ION Adventures are requested
GksA to notice the following splendid schemes
Those wishing TO obtain Prize Tickets, are invited
To apply personally. by letter TO the subscriber
Don't f'rget.!! H. N. SQUIRE,
Bank ST.. Petersburg, Va.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, lass -, IS Nos
l3 drawn.
1872 600!
p,ize of SI2,00O} prize Of ss.ssn
d" 5000 20 do l.250
l do 6,OOO'2O do $40
l do 4.UOO 30 do 400
200 prizes of 200.
Wnoles $lO-HaIves S5-Quar.ers So so.
Certificate Of package of Whclrs, $40 90
do do Halves. SIS 90
do DO Quarters, 27 50
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1876.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class 4S.
S35.295
prize of slo,OcO prize of $4,000
l do 5000 2 do 1000
do 4.n3O 2 d. l,7On
do 3292l2O do 500
Lowest prize $40 nett-two numbers $40 nett.
WhoIes SlO-Halves S5-Quarters 81 SO
Certificate of package of WhoIes, 500
do do Halves. SO
do DO Quarters, rs
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y skF'kS'E'.

a. FEW of the worst looking and BEST
~ RAZORS. ever brought to this market, arc
for sale by HALL & ARMSTRONG.
November l3, 1916.
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WARRINGTON. Ora MARCH. ls.e

WARRINGTON 9TH MARCH, 1876.
! understand thar the Committee OF Ways
and Means. who have had the Tariff Bill
OF Mr.. Walker before them for the last few
weeks, arc in the most perplexed condition
here Tor some time, presenting their individual OBJ
Iections against the bill but singular enough, no
two OF them can agree, as to what would be good
Tarid bill. Every manufacturer-or every clique
wishes the Tariff to be shaped according to their
own Interests; and, one just hostile TO the neigh
boring manufacturer, as 10 Mr. Walkers views. In
this conflicting state OF things there is every reason
to believe that Mr. Walkers Tariff Bill-which has
been already published in the Hsroid-will be re.
ported to the House, with some slight alterations
There may be provision for specific duty-or in
creasng the od caiorsm rate from 30 to IS per cent
in order TO catch Pennsylvania. When the Bill
will be reported, ! can't say
The regular fashionable season in this metropo-
LIS, has nearly closed, yet, there 10 great deal OF
galcty here in private circles. The reunions and
sources, are very delightful and far more agreeable
than during the regular season. Every place Is
crowded and most fsshionably attended, and those,
what may be called the second crop Of balls and soi
rees, have been the most delightful OF the whole
season. Mr.. Burke has given two concerts, which
have been highly applauded. Mr.. Dempster, has,
also, been here. Both these artists played before
the President and the presidential circles, and re-
ceived every attention from the fashionable people
OF this metropolis.
De Meyer has been here, and is making arrange
ments for concert lie will probably be back IN a
week or ten days. He has been more successful
IN Philadelphia than even at New York. He gave
three concerts in that city.
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF ANTIQUITIES,
10 NslsIiNG Of Original japan Lacqusred Porcelain
and .sucer OF various kinds original ancient Dresden
ngsres cups and ancient fans Of the 10th
vase q dsevrss Of the time q Louis XIV which
dsnsown Also sredjspan porcelain able wash stand
sven a. never has beeu imported into this couury. These
are Al antique Of them less than hundred and
ed throughout tbs old towns Of Holland and Other naee
With great dgence and peneyssrcs by the colleeie Of
and among the English and French nobility To be sold
Magan Japonais 69 Duane street, between Broadway and
Elm streets by Aaron Levy Auctonser Thursday March
or shine.
g. The public in general invited particularly the
dies 10 examine these magnificent redy
PM miaIwsrc
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ing been sls s27 bushsls against 9osi7 bushsls for
same period in ls4s The shipments Of corn-mssl In
rsis have been large. We stated some time previous
he receipt Of the last from Europe, that IL was
nored on change In Liverpool that the government Of
eat Britain had made arrangements for the purchase
America, Of 900 quarters Of maize or Indian corn,
the purpose Of supplying the starving population Of
land We also stated that the agents Of the house Of
ping Co., in this country, had for some time Past
% purchasing this grain extensively In the western
intry, whore il remained on storage waiting the open
Of navigation TO get II to this market for shipment 10
TX, to which port II has been ordered.
By the last arrival received accounts that the
alluded to above had been brought before Psriia-
ent. and the Chancellor Of the Exchequer admitted
i the government had ordered the purchases.
small portion Of the amount Of corn ordered by the
isish government has as yet been forwarded The
rchasss on that account amount TO about two and .
millions Of bushels. which. with the shipments that
II undoubtedly b. made during the year on private &C
bnt WILL according to the best sstmsts we can form
his early day, swell the expectation for the year "
four millions Of bushsls the value Of which M pe
~ much from three millions Of dollars.
hs quantity Of produced in the United states In
r5 according TO the report Of the ComHissionsr Of
gents for that year. amounted 10 All 500 600 bushels
owirg decrease from the productions Of the previous
. az, in is4s Of s.csseoo bushels.
This extent ofproducten II would seem almost lmpos
sls to exceed, but 4 eouIa. z nscssszTy. b si@ssi
ubied. The consumption Of such an imnsnss guam
~ Of ons kind Of grain has been herstefors almost
clusivsiy confined to this country 10 Europe gene
ly, and In Great. Britain psricularIy, ne food
man and beast 10 comparatively unkpovs. and great
iculy il anticipated IN insr oducins among the lower
lssss. At hrst II win. doubt. be sinoss entirely
ed as food for animals but even thss use viii enable
poorer classes TO preserve for their own ssnsupp-
their potatoes, and such grain ss Il nov consumed
d the cows and rigs Of the small Irish farms. Corn
ust ultimately become ~ important an item Of food
III the people OF Great Britain. 10 10 this country
would not be bad speculation Of Of the enter
fsing Yankees Of Now England. 10 set up In London
IA in Dublin eating houses the sixpenny plan, and
produce the Yankee Indian pudding and rye and In
pn bread Of Massschusets and the corn cake Of vir
pia. They would soon End plenty Of customers, and
make these things favoritss among the beef eating
Bulls. Buct cakes would be another feature
Yankees might introduce into their bills Of fare
the duty on buckwhest has been 30 much reduced ~
make IL anunlmportat article Of expectation.
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INTERESTING RECORD OF CRIME.

Il INTERESTING RECORD OF CRIME.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE Of this week
will be one Of most interesting mbers yet issued
The chapter Of The Lives of the Fenns, conai the
frest Of Lyman Parks the United States Bank Note Foree
afe tscsp~ OF Smith Dvs and subsequent will be
lkurd Of most thrilling interest.
h Engraving for the will be Likeness Of
JACK ROACH alias WRIGHT, the wsll-known Pick
SEDUCTION and ATTEMPTED MURDER-or
snd complete particulars Of The and nearly
urderou: ARRAY between Ralph lockwood the lawyer aud
lpcns'.ur Bsybere and his wife. Of Broadway.
AhsiIs in bostoa-Msdsme Vincent and DR.. Dow, &c.
Execution Of Thomas orthe Murder Of Edwards
shd Confession
q The Recent Law Of the State making Abortion State P
aba odence-Restell and Costello.
xecutiye Psrdcns-Grant the Foger-Rewadst TO Police or
abolished BY action Of PoceRemova Of Police Justice
Abduction OF Young Woman-Pswnbrokers-Alm House
Case Of George in the Court Sessions
1Poiice Proceedings the
k.,s-New DISCLOSURES of Rsscay Of Dry Goods CLERKS
kIllaiay Of PawntYokers &c.
Price SO per annum-6vc cents rer single number.
iAGENTS-Buurss, Strnger Co., Broadway and Ann ST.
Taylor Co, Aston House; Graham. Tribune Buidings
}so Sc Dexter 80 Ann street, stairs, H. Green ss, Full
PhIadslphia- ZaberA Co.. LesEer Building; Colon and
ia trsnce, Arcade.
q Boston -Reddlng Z Co., and Hotchkss Co.
\ Provdence-G S.H. Rowe
Alhany--George Jones. Troy-Levi Willard A. Smith.
n ml2
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WASHINGTON, March 10, 1876

The Oregon Var Prophecy of General Cas- Fsa-
fued-Ssmaior Colquit and the Daily Tmes--
Terrific Rejoinder Of the Editor to the late Eulo-
GUM of the Ssnator--Necsssity Of an Inusssisa-
fion--7he Spartan Ba~d-C Charges and Couxtsy-
Charges-Mr. Gordon, of Ne,o York, coming
dopn to 49-E6eci Of Haycood's Speech-Poscer
Of the Administratios-M Robertsom's Nsw
Work upon Orsgon-A Semi official Corfrnid.
dion Of the Speech Of Hay,Oood-7Ae Policy Of
Mastery Inactivity" Reversed, &C., &c.
When Gen. Cass, upon chain Of contingencies.
declared in the Senate that war was inevitable
no little thought that hostlities would commences 80
soon-not bysa eruption Of British steamers 'a'c
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New Stock Exchange.
Died.

On Wednesday, March llth afer lingering Illness
krER McLusKxr native of Scotland eyed 10 years ~
Nv CT aries Bunce likewise the members of the This
Ne Benevolent Association, are respectfully invited to
ttend his funeral, this Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock from his late residence 900 Hudson street.
On the morning Of the 18th instant, JANIS DAVID,
James and Isabella Harrison, aged II years. months
I'D % days
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend his funeral this afternoon Thursday, lath inst)
O'Clock from No. 10 Courands street, without fur
her iuTitntien
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET. PHILADELPHIA.


Me.. wE YasiI n NAM sXSD 6SELAvAN,
Will shortly terminate this the prosperous
experienced America order fulfil their engagements
gagged their large may be found the following
MRS. LOUISA HOWARD. principal act Eqpsssia.. and
siepeIsoassca:s on her seisSrs,sd eoarser
MRS. EDWARD WOODS, an elegant Equestrian, on two
hoes and in les Alamandss FRANCHISE and move
Eight Female Equsstsns who appear in grand esysssas:
Wills H''' Dancer ''' Equestrian '''i''' Mis-
TURNER, "a W. B. cARkoL. ''' Levi NoN."' = v
First Equestrian Psntommist. JIG. ROGERS.
Backward Riding, after tho Italian invention. by II SIG
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkabls for their high talent
in the gymnastic and Asrobatic arts.
j. J. NATHANS, Equestrian Director and tive and five
Horne Rider-Hs puPi!s w Cincade and Little Pastor
81 aHds o"ps M
Clowns. MESsRs. MAY and WELLS.
Ring Master, Mr.. X, NICHOLS.
w fS%if EKKoeslh''' MEssRs KELLY LArHRor' ',d
Stage Manager, Mr.. FREER
succession Of first equestrian psriorners
from all the world and continual series Of the most
magnificent Pantommes and Spectaces Of high equestrian
lebrity.
sss:; e the Or 8,e1s; EN NJ W, MEYER
COMPLETED the very FIRST style Of eIceence The suits Of
IE E a q HiLsERT CO. "'l' Co. "
full talented company Of high dramatic excellence
most superb stud high Horses Tor the
and for waIke and professional effects the stAge-a
tended by twelve Erooms and by fourteen rough riders
The Doo the Circus and Theatre always opened
hspsss 8, and the performances invariably commence az
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TO LOTERS OF THE DRAMA.


SELECT number of Ladies and Gentle having FORM
ed association for the purpose giving
Of Priv Thsacals and having establishment fitted
wi and elegance with decorations orchestra
&c. would admit few persons. Of the first Iespectabity
fellow-members. Gentlemen Ladies who wish to avail
themselves pouunity be assured Of the highly
ctabe character of the members and their deter
conduct the association for the mutual benefit Of
the company.
K, Office OF this paper. mil SIRE
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=. II. LUULOW, AuctIoueer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE-E. h Ludlow & Co. will
a 81; at ercn os Thur dav March e. ie o'clock,
tbs Cafe Tams consisting Of Carpets Oil Cloths Maho.
gany sofas, Chairs Marbetop Tables Round Tables Bed.
e. China and Glassware Washstands and Crocksry Dressing
ment Of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will com
meuce.
Auctionsen n Wall street. mill 2tsr
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
FOE Fitchbrg Keens, 0rssnnsd Brattlehoro Windsor,
asd. and W. ps he c.
- CO.. !,;s:
NB-Bs sure to marx Package: Of Bissiows u.
lust PGyLIsALD, Fy.cs 80 csas, a the beacon Once,
BEACON .d,.dF ~ g. vs con.su,.sps q n. n..
swedenborgm, with the HtorY Of is Founder; Tme with
from tho work. Es.ssn Of S.osony sSs a.:
Economical Cards Ephsmers Of the Planets for The Year 1915
ee ;ssfi i in Is -
= Hange respectfully snnoancrs to the public that he
81 EHssSa ,s i I'D
given the 81
hu.d.y Friday evening. Of two
weeks The first Lesion will given Eve
a rs a $s S
Sso EACH will Be awarded those Memss az the CIass who
viii send IT, on he evening Of importing the h lesson
ofsI viii Be ehossa ~ the Class to Judge Of
s. 'Sf :
Course Of Lecture the followers Gsnemen have been made
Cou!s or should any person .iisr a.
he Once ss su sns Tyo 81 si e
*. :sd Sfr
The following unsolicited editorial notice appeared in the
Clinton q: by
evening last He anweed the satIc ion ofhs ssdienee
many oDestons which were rs.ed BY different ndy
Ied very readily seno Photographic ekscisr. such ser
blackboard BY the Lecturer md 7w eodsrc
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SHAFEK & Co,
IIlLOkS And DIAPERS,

zAl3 nr0sdWay, near Park Place.
A FE NOV hECE'vlNq,by b.. the Havre Psckfts, an
teiy new assortment OF the sedar Cloths
smeres adapssd to The early tsds Having concluded
r.. lt argngsmen AZ cutter with Mr. Andnof
kus Css.slioGe rsrs well most 0, fash
onst wno nave VISITED Europe, they prepared
mia lm'r 1lIk Ryoadv.~
n AIDES Wishing to join Mr. WINTERTON's Daily
between the hours Of ~ and ct Tie Acsdsmv No AL
fBroedway Private instruction ifdssrsd. Terms low
mis- st.m
q TAM FOWEA-Rooma % rat viii sss.1. Fo1ss Al
~ plyto y. hQE CO.. -
~ twN 1mdO 0pl1GTv0,
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A GRAND
MISCELL GUS CONCERT
WITH vENTRII. OOITIaM lc

w Thursdsy Evening, March i2th. ROBT. MONKS,
the Ancient Bard Of the 9th Ward respectfully
his friends and the public Especially he supporters Of old
aye that he will give his Entertainment the above
gagged the following talent:Mr Newton the accomplished
v0es from The III CS1ss Mis- Ad The
wonderful Guitars Vocalist and ventroqus; Mr. Collins,
the comic from the American Museum; MIR Cooper
the pleasing Ballad Singer; Friend. who well known
be Vocais Morris, the m inspiring
piano forte Mr. MORT: h. pablishsd book Of bis own
mission Is each Tickets Is each, be pro-
cured the principal Music Stores Broadway and the
Of the weather. Doors open and the Concert
commence precisely at q before milo N$m
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.x,IIxo orr L SCS Al rHiS. c,.r
A GREAT ASSORTMENT Of hss qqslty Bsop and
hshee 70 sAhe roop for lrse sugpy Of FSssch Goods
a tsssh 90 Az calf shss r.%ps .sd Dancing 0.i,sn
ssa black 4ASa. whiss KID Coss Moeeans s kind. q
kaeesn sss Qssrhoss se a< all q which will sold
str~st. M. CAufIxL.
r. InsBe
y '@'''''s''s' 10. "fc cSSIir's s Co,
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UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF N. YORK.
College Of Physicians and Surgeons.

~ Hal, Thur,day, 18th March, at halfPs.t 7P. M.
II the D. gree Of Doctor Medicine will be conferred
Candidates elect BY Alexander Stevens, M. D. Presi-
If the College An Address to the Graduates will be de
lie
The cremcne. will be opspsd and closed By the Right
The Profession and the public respectfully invited
END Seats reserved for Ladies.
n GGRDON BUCK, Jr., M D., Resistrar.
/ College Of Physieia9R and sugeons.
n 81 Crosby Ssreet mia lrrh
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= LIZ
Henry Arcularius, Jr Regis
ter's Office.
Jane Conner, County Clerk.
Francis b. O'Donnell, City
Prison.
Charles Stiles, Gothic Hall,
Broadway.
Martin Pelsane. cor Of Allen
aud Houston.
Jacob Colvin, l08 Eldridge 1t.
DR.. VIM. 3 Tompkins, l6i
Bowery.
Henry Vandewster, corner Of
Ludlow sud Grand SITS.
Knickerbocker House, cor Of
Govcurnsur and Division sts
Enoch l.. Camp.
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SPRING FASHION,
G E ~ I'll Z NEWS B 90 rs,

=. COMBINING beauty. durability, comfort and econo
my: 10 addition t. my Improred Pstent Elastic Metal
sc Shanks The Patent Shanks when adapted accodisg
my peculiar plan, hive tn unqualified appro-
patton Myself and Los,n Sroo iss F9l,1n STIR e, are
Invention New York. Brooklyn and jersey City-Mr
wing bought OF patent for those cities Dealers ia
other places will be supplied BY the Pane For the Patent
Sharks the right to use the caon mnst also be
made directly me. JOHN DICK Patentee,
m 2trod IL 2tWsr Nasssu
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PARK THEATRE.
MRS. sEGuIN ,., " Mr. B. FFAz.E AND Mr. sEouIS.
ASSISTED z 2l. Ss Nh. sAR uhf N oP'"
Thursday evening. March IL,
DON SSSS' F fX RsssiJ%i
Don r%auaie- ....................M, ssgsia.
bsesss M.l;i..i. :. M ~ Meyer Meyer
Noi'Aa''' To coo:i,d. v n; u" sssu'A
s,m... n THE SIAcKwooDsaAS u.,..
Jons :sa hndnsaa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MI .sSls
GIN. ssr.viiiil::: ::. =: Mn xSto.
Deer * o'clock s.a tn. C.rsais viii rss psssssy
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR.
rD eoT4SP E soSN 5S At on
i Rsa:s SssS s:n; e ;si ..sS iS
The Performance will eoT HI9Ts with the Drama Of
Isaac. = MFR Scott
rhs Black Ansht .Bl,Snshsrd
T F COMMUNICATING Chaniss
Sir Brian de Bois Gailbeit 80. 80. -. Cs,S
Wanda. ,.. .. =. Hsdswsy
A0cFs,sy: jo p,os'0r
Lady Kowena.. ........ Dir rhlIl....
Lover So.s: - c:a,..sscond :.d Third iiers' 5 es..;
Door. viii opea Z hair Ss pas. s-eur,.a win MS. att
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
rsprcrv,uMIss PARTINGT0N ,,.
H reisT SE hsf ffd and tho public that
Friday E E''. ri: Si'fms N 18th,
On which occasion,
MR.. b. WILLIAMS,
the celebrated irish kindly volunteered his
vices and will Tom Moore the farce Of the Irish
Lion. Also.
MISS SARAH P.aRTINGTON,
and MASTER JOSEPH P.dRTINGTON,
will make their first appearance; together with variety Of
entei tanments. which Mr.. MITCHELL. MIR HOLLAND,
and the whole Of the Olympic Company will appear.
ml2 afro
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE!!
Der sals By MOORE CO, the American Agents, ~
Ann street and E0iott, ly3 DIVISION STREET, op-
posns Ludleu, New York. Price u Q bottls-six bot
Hes sor - rhiisdsiphia, Tuts. 90 South &h street
n6 I'm 10
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A CARD.

nxE WILLARD & w. w. SHIRLEY, -Auctionsers,
hold Furniture a. the rssidence OF families declining
Stocks Of CIocke,y Dry Goods, Grocery and
ct from their frIepd and the public, consignmen
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they will move TO the spacious No. II WALL
Adams Express Once mrll msr
CAMELIAS AND OTHER SPLENDID PLANTS AT
AUCTION
LEVY will sell Thursday morning at II o'clock at
2s3 Bosdwsya splendid variety Of raTlo plants
irg Of Camelas choice Roses Azoas Sweet Voet
Dsphnies with various other beautiful Plants Flowers
expressly for the Parlor ALSO large Psporrm full
nueies, are invited TO call. milo scr.
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Thomas j. Wane,
Robert Campbell.
John n. Robbins,
Stephen Bfooker,
John Bolias,
Joseph Gales.
William B sxeley,
J. sherman Brownell,
james Fsrpuhar,
Francis +. Smith,
Geo. Haywood, cor OF Come
liza and Gfand ats.
Isaac Rcsenburg. 22o Grand.
Dr.. J I. Tuttle, 2l6 L Broad
Wsy.
NJ. Fsllon, Ivy Green.
Edward CavIand, l0i Centre st
mi2 3fisTh srTu-rc
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d = EzAhO--TOI OEVL
lust PUBLISHED. and for sale at TANNERS Map
~ Store No AT .osdway. Geographical Historical and
Etatistcsl Chart n Tex which described bounds
physical ASPECT climate. ye, lakes, ies meadows,
fruits animals. wild game fish,, rept les, minerals mineral
prngs popu ti~n land ttlrs bles OF distsr.
together with remarks the character Of he people cd
ucson i1ts to emigrants &c &C. This BY fer the most
Dd pnce but little above the SEXUAL cost II can pc
ne py mail to OF the for few packed
strong PIPER but sna Others will be SUPPLIED the
folio ing terms: copies for cents each 50 copies
bait will meet INN edate Attention ml2 ltsrc
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10 TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK BOARDS-io,ooo lbs Trunk Boards, OF superior
quality and numbers. just receiv ed and for hale by
fERSSE BROOKS,
" 1my nd .tr~ee
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TO TAILORS.


deemed say ia favor OF sTENE
NETS celebrated work Cutting Garments than tkss Il
IA. the most unhouadsd appreciation Of the
grams sln toseher with the ample explanations
panying the same person Of moderate capacity can
hours Cut WITH EASE AND ELEGANCE Of the styles
OF now IN and surpas>d
BY the most experienced cuten The following few az
the book.
The undsrsgret being practically acqasssed with Mr..
Stenemets Treaties Cutting Garments with pleasure
commend as work, complete its and
pr,ee. application % Cutting superior hs,s,ee
Daniel Gutter; Starts B,ksr; Charlie. Cox; W Tryon
&C.. &C.
d. The .bovs can be obtsic OF III. sshor. AZ No. II,
Broadway. New York. price from - TO SO per copy.
MARI lmeod-r
GOAL am delivering from my yard corner Of kins and
~ Greenwich srees the real Pesch Orchard Red Ash,
these prices for cash ony Esg and Broken
Nut and Stove mixed IS So Buyers positively depend
on having their Coal delivered At these pr,ess
j3l 2meodsr PETER CLINTON.
LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
RI ANIME OSTHEIMER. Importer, No Dsak street.
Philadelphia have just received by arrivals this port
and New YORK; full assortment Of Looking 0ass Plshrs from
Shy 70 40 By 90 All sizes pol shed plate window sass from
By Ia to By ~ Also Toilet glasses, Plated spscsaess,
r,pes, bngh boxes, Cigar Cases. Money Purses Marbles,
bistes with variety Of other French and German goo1s
which they offer 81 the lowest market prices
jail 7meod gbx
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TO BUSINESS MEN,

A RARE OPPORTUNITY is offered by the ad-
n veItiser TO any young with cash capital Of
GOO to 5000 to commence the Fancy Goods, Jewery,
The advertiser having had many ye.n experience in
means aud establish safe business immediately Profits
large The adv tser being whore and how
oner. &C. - ess d. B., lower post ofcc-to be conf
Dental. 6atIs. -e.Jry references. milo 3l*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-12

ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE
H.. H ss o. ne w.ss By Boot and She
speeply inform his customer. and the public generally
that be has establishcd the One Price The price will
b. found written the dent kinds Of Boots and Shoes
which will be the LOWEST and only price aaked in future
reesysd and solicit q The in
Do not forget the Number a Greenwich, 81 Barclay
street near the Hoboken Ferry. JAMES WIGGIN6
Inns