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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, October.
L 1915 having avs arced The Premium 10 :. w WOOD,
Maker No o. FrankorsL " y Tor the best samples OF
Stretched Leather Bands the public may depend get
ling The best article tia. can BE- hst made they l
run stra gnl aud hold lhe width evenly and Hat The
pQy Of any width required These Bands are made under
and non. bul The soi part used, and stretched BY ma
chine of his invention expressly ior hs purpose, and
TO be found nowhere else
sny width, from 10 = inches. either single double, or
refund. NJ buseod-
u DUPUY, Apoihecsry. OF the laie frrn OF Deiluc
Z. Dupuy successors Place SouiieFt. respectfully
informs his f-ads anc The puoc EE re has removed hs
business 10 No. $40 Broadway, corner OF Houston--t
ber by strict attention he hope. 10 continuance
OF that confidence he has enjoyed FOR The last years
A full supply OF Drugs Chemicals, PrrI1nery soaps,
Hair AID Tooth Brushes AID al ARTICLES connected " III
The business constantly on hand
yoang nan wanted who . competent for all the
brsnches OF professions "ho SPEAKS r-nch prefer
red Apply as above o. Ineocis
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PRICES NEw.YoRK AND BROOKLYN

PACKAGE EXPRESS
THE UNDERSIGNED bexs leave 10 MORN The public
hat he Is running Package Express between New
YORK ard Brookyu and he. orders aT be lett al he FOL
lowing places Ne-r-i ors,
Psas0- Hull Is Liberry-sc " Gecdi1gs. &c John-sL
Brooklyn
w A T. A. TGa ZsadL corner o. >rn,l5 ard Dear-st
Williams ConslIu. corner Of Srnith 4nc Baltic
Lewis Store corner OF C1i.to1 anc Baltic 81
Middletours Grocery Store, . Atiaa.ie-s-
Clrn's Hardware Store, corner q sSion SO CrsnbeT-
fris W. fdlLO EhlI r. brooklyn
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JACOB $. PLATr. Auctioneor
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY SALR.-JA-
coz 5 PLATr Will sell This Day, 10 O'clock pre-.
clsely $50 packages Hsdwar. and Cutlery, close fall
sales, consisting of general assortment OF shelf Hard
Goods-Table Knives and Forks Razors Scissors,
Pocket and Pen Knives. NC.
Also 81 dok American cast steel Brick Trowols
Also, 2U0 Globe Lanterns assorted numbers
ToYs.-Aso at II O'Clock precisely 90 cases assorted
Toys. without reserve, and 100 assorted lots mig IT.
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Books.
ZINC fNEN

WN. TAYLOR Co Nc. a.,or Eiozse. pcblish as No.
w IS OF tie Standard Drama. S1aSspeares tragedy o;
King john. with Editorial inrrocici Authorities
To-. lie costumes gwen, Cas-; OF Characters Sa6 a. the
business played II The Park The.-re ;hs evening
Price ~ cents.
JUST PUBLISHED.
l. Vol. ) Modern StzndST3 Drama. boucd
, A-ctsu; Egypt. BY Geo & Gi.6Gc=. Esa-s5 cent?
Dealings WITH Firo OF Dousbey aa6 Soa Cha. D:ck-
ecs Esq with Illustrations. b. Il X Browne jPhi- =
Part ads. cents
Chsr5er Information fc- II People Par; SIS eis
Aladdin or The Wonderful Lsnp-spenGdly illustrated
Tor children Price III cents.
Second Ed:;on OF Fair Isabel or The Fansnes Of Ceves
res Be- Eugene Sue-t-sasa;ed BY r. " Herbert ESQ
Price 70 cts.
AL the new WORKS Alex DUnss-
N PRESS
TIE Roman Traitor. BY II. ". Herbert
nfs WM TAYLOR < co. Astor House.
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HEALTH EMPoRICM, Is1 CoRTLaND-sT.
Magnetic Mnryej.. prot BUSH

icires p-rumery and cosmetics The medicines offered
for win be received direct from the propn .ors there
fore they ice be relied and unadaltsrated
An artist wanted. MIS- et--
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Ra ILLINOIS LAND FOR SALE offer for
sale several Tra;ts Of Land lyIns IL me county Of
Morgan and SLat- qt Illinois, oae Of hich eonthns
upward 200 Of Prairie land. s1stef four miles
Sorta-as Of Jacksonye 70 which Is about % acres
OF tinIberrd land.
These Tracs situated IL Of the very best
oofhoc6s for health, and good society, well ~aefed out
no improvements
Oae other Tract Of upward OF 600 lying about d
miles Northwest CT Jacksonville, 10 which is Loo
acres OK i,rn5er-t lsat
These Tracts situated IN neighborhood equally
good for heal.h and .ociety those srsI FAMED
The 800 Trsct - improved, with double loghoIse
and otter necessary oui5uidings. There IL teyerf1
iag well Of Wafer IN % feet Of The house
Aso other Tract Of so Of Land lying II Plat
county, about s. niles East Of Springfield
viii also sell for Mrs EIz.Seth Clay
Ja1k.orvi!e which Mrs. Clay formerly res.d7d known
The Cottage
ATract Of 10 Of naered land, within u ntle, Of
Jacksonville and Tract Of upward Of 1890 acres OF anp,
IN The county Of Ballard. and Stale Of Kentucky oS
waters OF Aeyneld's Greek, and near Inc riooan u 49,
Ohio river -o, lin
vii sell any or ell of the land. above named spon 10
eral terms for ca,h. Will exchsog1 tHetn Ior
property or lacdec estate. well situated IL henl.H'
mig 81 ALEX Z AekkE. o. LeeSA-.-- -:
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
rTNHIS DAY PUBLISHED, No ! of the Annalisi-a re-
cord OF Practical Medicine and Surgery the city OF
New Nork-c"ntalr iGr as follows:
Report of the Clinque of the College OF Physicians and
Surgeons.
> Report of the New. York Hospital.
3 Report OF the y y. Pathological Society
Repor, OF Obse,Tic Practice, No. l. by c. r. Gilman
NJ d
: Abnormal Serious Cyst by Oliver White D.
b. Mesmsric CiRrvOyance- the latest humbug.
:. Editors Tabe-rhe Case of Ella, the Hydropath
Opening OF the seth Session Coll Phys and Surg of the
NewYork State University; Anniversary Dinner OF the
" T. Society for the Relief OF Widows and Orphans OF
Medical Men; DR.. Ksker's Case; How the Emperor oil
China pays his Doctors; Nar;a
g. Obituary
Terms - per snnun invariably in advance Single Nos.
10 cent?. Address post paid the publisher,
nj DANIEL ADEE fU- Futcnst " Y
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY TS.srn heir crate
DHlLHAR0i
TEE ALYAMRA SALOON

80 SEGADN Al. NEAR PkINCE-ST
ENGAGEMENT OF HERR ALEXANDER, the cele
u hrsed German Magician. rhs snd every evening
SEw FEATS IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
AMUSING AND Beautiful ILLUSIONS
STARTLING EXPERIMENTS IN MAGIC!
many new EXPERIMENTS. and exhibiting the WONDERS
OF SCIENCE AND ART.
HERR ALEXANDER,
there will be given eaca evening Grand Vocal and In
strluenttl Concert
Full particulars IN the Programme.
Tickets 10 the Rounta - cents 10 the Balcony : cents
children under l2 wears q age, half price
Doors open Al 6t-cuufneuce ~ ! o'clock. uls aus
A MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. performances
"A This afternoon AZ o'clock and ths evening al half past
ococA. Three magnificent Paaoramas-the most bcau;i-
fu ever seen representing the Passage OF iae ssoorwh
three men. from London Nsyeuce in Germany, IN lSo.
Also beautiful and brilliant representation OF the
Shrine Of the Holy Nativity, showing the manger where
the Saviour born III up aud during the celebration OF
week, the celebrated shaking OuaSers whose perform
have astouished many thousands Also 10 be- seen
rw Nj cAFFRr:S. THO LIVING MONSTER SNAKES
Also a WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY. The
performers engaged are Nj C. Jenkins Mr.; {. Wyman'
ana Mao. Rockwell, iAe famous Fortune Teller. Admts-
sion. ao cts-childrrr under 10, Il. cts nld
pAYMOND Il WARNINGS NiENAGERiE-
IL Located the s;e site OF Nib,o'r 1arden-Ihis
extraordinary collection OF Living Curosues Will De N.pt
open week longer.
MI PIERCE the celebrated Lion Tanner, viii give his
performances harnesng and driving large
Numidan Lion. conflict with Brazilian Tiger, groupings
with the trained animals. Sc AZ II NJ P and 81 PM
y
the evening.
Admuance d cents-Chjreu half price. ul7His
EREE CONCERTs.-GREAT ATTRACTION AT
i =" GOTHAM" No. Dos BOWFRi.-Free Coueerts
given the above named place every evening tSua-
DAYS excepted Artists OF talent and ability engaged
with entire change of performance every night
The entertainments consist of Chorusses. Duets Tros,
Ballads. Songs, Sentimental aud Comic Gems from the
Operas. sc. The following Artists are engaged
Mons. Kohler Pianist Messrs. Lynch and Jones' Mrs.
Sharpe Miss Bruce. MO lwis' HENRY b. NENN
T,HE NEW-YORk ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, No.
$50 Bov.ry. opposite rrince-st-rhe public are IN
formed that alter the labor OF many years Doctor Beach
has succeeded In collecting AMI preparing the most SPLEEN
did Anatomical Specimens aud Paintings seen IN this
country illustrating the structure OF every part OF the hu
man system among which is a fuszed WAX Figure, eN-
hbiting the amid the surrounding organs
This magnificent collection principally in WAX Is row
open visitors the above building and occupies seven
rooms Here all have opportunity of studying the
wonderful mechanism OF their bodies aud the morbid
produced by disease. For particulars see small bills
Abundance y cents.
Lectures the above subjects every evenng at O'CLOCK
Abundance l2t cents. j. HASSELL, NJ d.
o2i ImeOlis Superintendent
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ITO JEWELLERS AND sILVERSNITHS.-

For sale lO IN ali mills with nn- STEEL rollers
inch the other inch geerei, 10 rgE either by
hauc Also one drays benct- Apply Al = WHITES Of
Sc. NJ Is Ernat Y y. nl9 lyE-
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THE PATENT Screw Button for straps, suspend g.
L ers 4c.-By inserting the at side Of iir
cloth plate the other and screwng th. bat
Ton /, firmly fixed and will the garment without
the least liability OF II Is also put In one
tenth OF the ordinary button These considcrn
lions must necessarily recommend the public general
w. For sale Wholesale and retail by
JOHN !. BROWN co.
MA No I22 Fulton. Nassau.
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GOTHIC HALL, $40 Broadwsy.--Grand Exhibition
VI of two magnificent and Historical Paintings each be-
Ing 100 square, representing the Bombardrent OF Mat
and the gao ious Battle of the Resaca de Ia Palma
Admission % ceni--Chlldren l?i cents open every
day from IL NJ. till P. n. MD lwis-
DOPUIAR IECTURES.-DR. HASSELL will de-
L liver lecture In the Lecture Room OF the Anatomical
Museum, 239 Bowery Monday evening. Nov. 10, al y
O'Clock Physiology OF Digestion aud the Digestive
Organs which will be repeated every evening during the
week.
Abundance II! cents. Persons visiting the Museum ad.
mlt,rd 10 the evening lecture free. nl6 o,is'
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JACUB ;. PLAIT, AncIlOnccr.
TOY sALE.3iSty original cases aud also lOO 1ssort
cd lots consisting Of every variety will be- sold This
Day, precisely ii o'clock by JACOB 8. PLArT A. No.
y PlatsI The sale being peremptory, aud without
serve The attention OF country as we'll a. city dealers
d rected See particulars under auction head
in the Journal OF Commerce, Express and Courier and
Enquirer.
Caisog CUES giving description of the each
case may be had At the auction room. ulg it
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DIsPENsARY.-oe,Ober Rspor,

nPTHALMIC DISPESSARf.- October Report
Oo the number OF successfully treated and dis
discharged rs entirely cured. at DR.. WHEELERS Op
lhsmc Dispensary No - Greenwich ST. tnear the Bate
ry.l Sew-York.
Diseases cured and operations successfully performed
from the st OF October 10 the lst OF November. lei6
Unnamed and eyes. Impaired vision ......l.
from cold, ..,...........li Cataract- j
Opthalmia tsrsi Tor discus Injuries 10 the eyes from
ed eyelids l..........-..l3 ACCIDENT.
lrus AmHuro,ts
Egyptian opthamia ...... Films and specks
Rheumatic do III Pt1rygium ....,.......... j
Eryspelolousdo 49,. 7 Obstruction OF the nasal
Pururnl do 0f infsnis g duct Tor tear pusssgeI...
u Pamphlets in relation To Dr. Wheelers treatment
and of Diseases the Eye may be- had gratis Il bis
office MIG eod6t'
EXTKA New Huled BuckShesL-Th. undersigned
ILare prepared receive orders for hued Buck
wheat neatly packed barrels half barrels quarter and
eighth barrels also in bags Of ~ and % bs. each also
for Graham Flour and Dat Meal in Ike packages These
Articles warranted equal TO any In marset Ord'rsrom
out Of The City accompanied with City reference. VIII
meet with prompt attention. |. T. J. O. FROST,
ol2 }rnis ZS4 Frontal door h-ow Prrk-alip
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THE DECEMBER NUMBER OF

THE DECEMBER NUMBER OF
HODEY'S LADY'S BOOK and American Magazine,
VI with splendid Illustrations. is ready-This number
contains unusual quantity reading and the fol-
lowing splendid illustraousThe Beauy Strsiagem, the
Excursion Paris Fashions Amercanized, caps. bonnets,
chezelies, chdrens clothing, aso Illustrations and
instructions in The art of making lace &c.
Terms; - per annum in advance; single numbers p
cents. FOR sale nv
II LONG * BROTHER, 50 Aur't
BURGESS. STRINGERN co. 222 Broadway
WM TAYLOR & co. Asor House.
WM II GRAHAM, Tribune Building. nla 2tis
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HNANTED-Bv respectsbIe Young *ornsn VITO ! 3
w Foos plain cook rst rate washer ana .ro1er
90 chsaerrork and assist ID washing And ironing
would go IS nrse and good plain sewer, cape
be of taxing charge infant can give TIE hest OF
cii- reference from her last place Receives calls .tl
FRIDAY eveo!-e Inquire a. al Nuberry-s-- r.
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"a CHELSEA LOTs-An extensive sale o. very
E desirable property the residence of Robert Ray
80 ESQ viii be inside by Anthony J. Bleecker on Wed
lesday Soy 25 Il O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange,
comprising The following:
10 OF on tie east of the Ninthavrnu-, being the
entire front between 18th and Goth st.
lois on 29tl--t. ad dining the above.
Is 3Uth-st do do.
T~o-hrds OF the purchase money may remain mort
gage for .ree years per interest," should the
property improved the whole amount may remain 10 like
Lithographie map, be obtained OF the Aactoneer,
No. Broad-sL MO Ius
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VIII II. JONES, Auctiopeer.
THIS DAY, at II O'Clock TO be sold the OF
Ives Hoard 2S PcarlsL 40 cases Boots Shoes, Bro
gans and Rubbcrs comprising desirable assortment OF
fresh goods suitable for The Southern, Western and city
Goods open for examination previous the sale
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BELow-one brig, unknown Wind 5 E.
MEMORANDA

SAIL ship Independence, for Liverpool
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nor SALE-A S,-aln Engine and boiler OF .w-r,y
rs-s tos OF sfus al neAriy and p-rfect order
viii Re sold ovs 10 cio-- co-cer- Apply 20 L Ems
WORTH 10 west cor. Marray-s- tfor, Il 10 oe!ocs
10 So.
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
To DR.. Francis, 40 Broone sL-Desr Sir:
insnk you Itus publicly fos tho curing Of
49, my sight Previous 70 calling upon you j
hrd been blind elm0s; three yesrs, and Ir!rs
every Doctor in the city well Eye Inhrnsres
md lad received benefit from ihsf treatment, and
doubt would blind for f- bu fortunately was
led you, house. and thank God, my sight Is pesctyre -
stored under your skil.fgl treatment
JOAN ROWE, lS LcHisst
Artificial Eyes inserted without giving The iesst pair,
which cannot be distinguished from &c natural
Due cOosLdefa0n for The poor. $50 Broone-st nI9 ~
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~ Dcrnngeincnt Of the stomach, and az conse
Qucnoe the bow e!. fruitful sources Of disease" No
remedy for their eectual correction has yet been
found equal Hyers Pills-he American Improved
Hygeiau Vegetable Medicine lair trial will fully test
this. General Dcpo i0 Fulton-st I'd floor between Na-
sax and Broadway Sold also by Griffin, so Broadway
Cook OF Grand and Allen-ss; Silva l25 Es-i Broad
waY: J. Z. Durham. 81 Grandst Willamsbursh MS tis
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THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. Is. tie entertainments
Il VIII cotinence WIN the hun orysas srcr q
BAABOQILlSG
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~ Great American Rcmcdy.-Dr. Nsugnn'- We
gelRble iiautriptc Mixture compound o, twenty-five
Ingredients processes embody in itself the curative pro-
pertes of The vegetable kngdo and by striking
the OF all disease the mpury Of th blood, 10 cure eve
~ secondary complaint OF whatever character II be
Pamphlets containing The theory OF the gred, disease
treatise upon all the secondary Diseases certificates of
cures may be had gratis the principal Office In this
city, 1872 Nassa.s OF any advertised agents. MS 6ts
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From thu New Orleans Bulletin, Feb II.
Governor Mouton's message 10 plain, sensible,
busness.lke document, confined, as II ought TO be,
TO the affairs of the Staie and its recommendations
are, In the main, udicious. Its breylty and lmlta-
uQn To bare exposition Of the facts which II de-
yeloPs, and consequent suggestions, relieve US
from any necessity TO accommodate the reader
with an analysis Of It's contents There two OF
three passages Oft however, TO which will call
attention.
The remarks with which the message sets out in
relation TO the constitution are we believe well
deserved by that instrument. With many and UNI
deniable mperfectons and absolute faults the pres
ent organic law is doubt infinitely better suited
to the state of society than the former one and in
going into operation affords opportunity for the ref
ormation of serious abuses, and the application OF
better principles in the organization Of the govern
ment. Should the action of the legislature cores
pond in wisdom, moderation, public spirit, and
probity, with the extent Of its powers and duties
the community will have good reason to con.
graduate itself the change IN the polty OF the
State.
The suggestions with regard to increasing the
facilities Of intercourse between the western portions
of the State and the river Mississippi, timely and
judicious. The lrregularity and uncertainty Of
communication OF the remote parts Of the State with
the metropolis, are very injurious both 10 city and
country-amountlng, indeed large part OF the
year, TO almost total Introduction We have often
enlarged on this subject especially with reference to
the claims Of the people and States on the banks Of
Red river, for the improvement Of that stream by
the general government. The recommendation Of
the governor to place the matter with urgency be-
fore Congress is worthy the early attention Of the
legislature. The recommendation in reference to q
railway communication with the rich districts Of
Auakapas and opeousas, ought also TO command
attention both in the legislature and amon4capita.
lists.
We arc obliged, however, to cut short our re-
marks, and can only advert to the very appropriate
manner in which the dooease Of Andrew Jackson /.
introduced. Il very fitting that this attention
should be paid to the memory Of the illustrous eiu
zen Who in addition to his services to the country
has such peculiar claims the regard Of the peopl,
of .ouisiana
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The report of Judge Shields, Commissioner Of
the General Land Office, which we Published on
Saturday, is well written document, and contains
numerous suggestions, which we hope will receive
proper attention in the right quarter. Judge Shields
understands the nature OF his important position,
and is impressed with the value Of liberality in our
main. Upon the wise administration OF laws re-
aiing TO the public lands, enacted in free spirit,
depends, to no small extent, the preservation offree
dom in this country. So long the rich lands Of
the West are kept open for the benefit Of the poor,
they will serve as counterpolse TO the aggregated
wealth Of the eastern manufacturers and other cap
alists; and it is because they afford homes to the
working people who will not submit TO the tyranny
Of corporations, that the aristocratic party would
have them so disposed Of to place il beyond the
power Of the poor to enjoy the benefit which arises
from their possession by the nation. IL ID CRAFTY
ing 10 see that Mr.. Shleds's suggestions so
statesman-like, and that the people have in him a
Jealous guardian OF their rights who is capable OF
advocating with effect the policy most likely 10 adj
vance their interests Coming from the West, and
well knowing what is wanted by the people, Judge
Shelds's views and recommendations are entitled TO
the weghtiest consideration. He is personally ac-
quainted with our wishes, and is aware Of the many
things which would he useful to our citizens, and
which might never be thought of by gentleman
filling the same ONCE from a different part OF the
Union. The interests Of the West are safe in the
hands Of such man, and 1t is gratifying to see that,
if the number Of our men at Washington is small,
they make up for that deficiency by their talents,
and by the zeal with which they labor for the gen.
eral welfare.-OhO (COlumbs) Statesman.
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DRINCE'S LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN
i AND NURSERIES, Flushing, near New
York.-WnLIAM r. PRIscE & Co.'S new descrip-
tive catalogues, Oath edton,) comprising the lar
gest and most select collection of fruit and ornamen.
tai trees and plants in the United States, occupy ing
sixty acres Of ground ,oih prices much beio,o host
usually charged, and with additions Of above five
hundred select varieties of fruits, and twelve hun
dred varieties of ornamental trees, shrubs, and
not in any other American nursery, will be sent to
every postpaid applicant. The present edition Of
these splendid catalogues cost 500.
Orders will be executed with despatch, and in a
superior Manner and forwarded MS desired.
VIM r. PRINCE & CO.
Flushing, Feb 4, lS46-lm
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TEXAS AGENCY

NORTHWEST corner Of Nassau and Ceda,
Streets New York; entrance II Cedar street
| third story.-The subscriber who, for the last six
years, has been resident of Texas has opened in
this city general agency for the transaction oil
business in any way connected with that country.
His intimate acquaintance with all parts of Tex
as, obtained by personally visiting the different sec
tons, and the knowledge he has acquired during his
residence there, from having been occupied for some
time in improving a map Of that country, he thinks
will make it an object to those persons having bust
ness to transact there, to call on him for information
and advice.
To emigrants and others desiring to visit Texas,
or making investments there, he offers his services
and assistance, and will, he feels assured be able to
give such information will enable them to visit or
invest in that region with both profit and pleasure.
To those having claims to land, he offers facilities
possessed only by himself, in maps, surveys, &c,
he having devoted much time in gaining knowl-
edge of the different descriptions Of land, titles and
claims.
r. He will also attend, through his connexions there.
to the payments of taxes, locating land claims OBJ
tanning patents and perfecting the titles and scales
Of land, and also to the collecting Of accounts
His charges will be moderate, and such as, he
feels assured, one interested will regret having
incurred
J. F. RANDEL.
RETERENcEs.
Cen Sam Houston, Texas
COL Thomas w. Ward, Commissioner General
Land Office, Austin, Texas.
Gen. Memucan Hunt. Galveston, Texas.
WIN. w. Swain, esq, attorney and counsellor at
law, Houston, Texas.
J. II. Brewer, esq, Texas consul, New York.
8. p. Andrews, esq, attorney at law, Boston,
Massachusetts,.