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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21
NEWS FROM SANTA FE.

lCorTesp0nde nee OF the St Louis Union1
INDEPENDENCE, Mo Oct 6.-After a tedious trip oil
eight days the Little Missouri from your city, here
at home again. On the day previous to my arrival
county reached here from Santa Fee Gen Kearney has
stopped all the traders at Santa Fe and their
present position until he hears from the expedition of
Gen Wool, now marching against chihuahua. There
who went early in the spring, had been conHscated al
Chihuahua, but it needed confirmation, and upon the
whole is very doubtful as il is known hero that MIR.
Speyer has British passports The company met with no
difficulty on the route save the scarcity of wood and
the Cimmaron They report the grass splen
did They made the trip in wentyfour days. The army
were generally in good health; some were engaged in
building fort at Santa Fe and pant detailed to
different ranches to Craze the horse: They had raise
mast in the public square, hundred feet high, from
which the stars and stripes floating in gorgeous
magnfcence, while the atonished natives staring
at it in silent wonder 80 complete their attention
engaged at the time the flag was being hostedv says
my informant that IL could have cut the throat Of do
zen without their noticing the occurrence" Business
dull and the prospects for the traders bad Govern.
ent wagons we've scattered all along the road and ".
% ms.
miles behind him. What Ia TO be done with the ire
mendous quantity Of merchandise that is now in New
Mexico
splendid road in progress from here to the RI
yer, at Wayne City, Uhree mies) The river bluff.
which heretofore almost inaccessible, being cut
down, and by the next the Santa Fe trader may
start with his ordinary team and not have to the al
most one ox,power as formerly The spun,
trade TO Mexico continue, will some day add city
to our Independence
SANTA FE, Sept. 1.-Mr. Charles Bent informs
me that Sublettc left Fremont in May, at the
head Of the Sacramento and he thinks he will return by
the way OF Bent's Fort
The rumors below in reference to the forces col
lected to oppose us very contradictory. We move
in the morning to meet them, and my opinion s that
they will dispense without giving us battle.
Nothing, however, prevents the people of the country
from rising EN- masse to oppose but the belief that
they will be whipped whenever they do so; and if a ri
sing should take place any extensive SCALE we think
it will be after General Kearney leaves here for Cali
forna.
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FIRE broke out in Bangor on the night Of the 10th
inst in the store OF Mcssrs. M. G. Pearson Broad
street. and extended through the entire block Most Of
the goods in the store Of Messrs. Pearson
sumed. The goods in the store Of Messrs Huckins *
Dudley were mostly removed and although in some
was no insurance upon this stock. The Office Of Ma
thaniel Hatch, ESQ., the store of Messrs Huck.
ins * Dudley. Most OF his books and furniture were
saved. The effects Of Col. Stickney were removed
but with little damage The store occupied by Messrs
Huckins Dudley, and one-haf Of the adjoining block
of two stores owned by Albert Emerson, ESQ The
property not insured. The other half Of the store
was owned by the heirs Of Caleb c. Billings and proba
bly, not insured The loss aside from that Of Messrs
o. Pearson, is estimated at two thousand Ave hundred
dollara - ~ Wy
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@ So - M

p. W. BYRNES CO.'S
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
OFFICE
ID w BYRNES 4 CO, Of Liverpool, are desirous OF IN
nue despatch line Of h class Ships and Packets
New York. the lt 9Th, llh 10TH 2lst and 10Th Of
month; and the l2th Goth for Philadelphia and the
9Th and goth TO Boston, and stated periods to Baltmore
which lines for their friends be brought
without disappointment delay this being the oldest
ard large establishment the trade erpoo
sud having found the importance OF direct Agency X
United the purpose placing within the power Of
Tepondeuce with establishment, from whom
they rely for attention. and favor towards their relations
p w BYRNEs l. co. offer many advantages to passen-
gers whir others have attempted direct communities
ton by their ships from Ireland to the United they
Waterford Belfast aud Londonderry, by which means emf
grants saved much trouble anderpense by being shipped
their seaport ana also that Of being landed Of
the OF the United States to which ships rafe from LII
verpool, nearly al the cost direct New York
r. w BYHNES & co. have agents in all the seaport
lreand from whence steamers leave for Liverpool
emigrsns embarkaton and by whom any money be
paid that be required procure stores, &c.
The who act for this Company in the United States
NEW YORK Mr. Edward Saul, SO South, corner Of
BOsTON--yir. w. r. Mckay, 81 Mill street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II. G. Craig Co., Market
BALTIMORE--Mr George Law
NEW OiLEANS-Mr. John Tooe.
DRAFTS EXCHANGE Drafts fer amount, payable
sight the Provincial Dank Of land and all branches,
all the principal of England and Scotland
WITHOUT Discount
For particulars Of terms apply to-
r. w. BYRNEs & CO.,
''""' e0l p. W. BYRSRss < CO.. to,A
sea Imsm IS Waterloo Road, Liverpool
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PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE,

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE,
VIA RAILROAD AND CANAL,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG.
The above Line is in fall operation leave
Philadelphia morning ~ o'clock the best and
comfortable description of for Harrsburgh where
they embark the Packet Beat
This Of tho cable that be found
IN the country The the Sussuehanna and Jun
alta rivers unsurpassed for beauty and variety.
GTOfkce in Philadeicha, No. 27l Market street.
Passengers should be careful pay their fair New
York further than Philadelphia that city
authorized to sell tickets forNthis line.
A. B. CUMMINGS, Agent.
MPhibadephIa, October, 1916. oil
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OPPOSITION FOR ALBANY,
Pdss1pe Eiffll Cenfs


S&1 AS1 The Fast aud Splendid Steamer BELLE
GS=EeIas Capt H. Schuyler. Will leave the foot Oh
<RohinsoH street, above Barclay on
wednesday evening" Oct. 2st o'clock Fer ssage or
dock. 600 o,sr,c
OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST
A~ ~ FOR ALBANY, rs cents; Utica 81; Sy
&SEEEa{s racuse, 81 80 Oswego, 50 rs Rochester,
-1-Sa IS; Buffalo, 50; Cleveland, IS 50; Ports.
mouth ~ Putseursh, 50 Detroit Michigan IS Cincin
nan Ohio 50; Milwaukee $s ChicagoS 9; roronto, G .,
- %; Hamilton, IS 30 Kingston, 81 30 Whitehall 50 50
Mone al 50 30-Pssseugers, by app ying. get thsr
tickets al the oce No. 100 Barclay street, the above
prices
% Inch NIL RAY, Agent
rEorLEs LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY.
Daily, Sundays erceptedThrough direct at o'clock r. M.
dlD<s1 - Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Capt. A.
SREDf Houghion, will leave on Monday, Wednes-
A~~s4klk- day and FRIDAY evenings, at 8 O'Clock.
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. William n. Peck,
WILL leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
o'clock.
AT O'Clock, r. NJ. Landing at intermediate Places.
!rrom the foot of Barclay street
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt. X. II. Fury will
leave on MSndsy Wednesday, Friday, ane Sunday after
: steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overbsush win
leave Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday afternoons
O'Clock.
The above boats will al all times arrive in Albany in ample
time for the morning for the East and West.
Freight taken at moderate rates, and taken aer ~
o'clock, r. M.
All persons forbid trusting any the boats of this lne
without a written order from the captains or agents
For freight, apply board theb0sts C.
Schultz N the office the wharf o9rc
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HoaAcE MOODY, Private Secretary.

FORGERY IN BosroN.-It was discovered yester-
OF gentleman Of respecablty and property who re-
sides in neighboring town, had passed through tho
hands oil broker and been getated by him in State
street Some Of the paper thus negotiated has been
taken up, and efforts are making o. hush up the affair."
and settle without to Boston
SUNDAY TeiesyaDh
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TO THE LOVERS OF
RUCKWHEAT CAkES-Do you want good plate Of
- Buckwheat Cakesl II you do, call Al the New York
Coffee Saloon kept by H. Koppelman. 2I Fulton street
where you wi find Bnekwhest, wheat. Indian and whsst
city Breakfast dinner and at all hours Open on Sun
dax.
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REGULAR MAIL LINE FOX BOSTON.
VIA NORWICH 4 WOR- ga go
A0A - CESTER; without change ofALA

AA EN- =. h, without change Of 4i14
crossing any Ferry. 19{Z90
Passengers taking their Norwich, insured
through Boston This being the only inland
that communicate through by steamboat and railroad
ductor Of the train who will have charge of
baggage and who will otherwise his attention their
ease and comfort
This line leaves south side Pier No North River foot
Battery Place daily Sundays excepted) O'Clock p M
The new steamer ATLANTIC, Captain Dustan, leaves
every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturdays, o'clock M
The steamer WORCESTER. Captain Van Pelt leaves
every Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday at 5oclock NJ
For further information, inquire Of j. II. VANDERBILT
No. Battery Place. Nsrh al
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CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
ao aR lR W.


OF the Suite OF Georgia. form continuous line from Sa
vsnnah to Gothic aloga, Georgia Of 37l miles, VIZ -:
Savannah Macon. Central Railroad 100 miles
Macon to Atlanta, Macon Western Railroad l0l
Atlanta to Oothcalosa. Western Atanuc 80 :"
Goods win be carried from Savannah TO Atlanta and Doth
eaoga, at the following rates, viz: a.
Butter. Cheese. Tobacco, Leather
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
Flour Rice, bacon in caik. or boxes
Porn, Beef Fish, Lard. Taliow, Bees
war, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind
on MEAsUREMENr GooDs.
Boxes of Hats, BonRets and Furniture,
Boxes and bales Of Dry Goods, Saddiery
Glass, Paints, Drugs and Confection-
cubic foot 80 D. ZOE lbs IS
Crockery, per cubic foot .............So Is I" IS
Moiasses and Oil, Per hid. (smaller
casks in proportion.) 50 90 &l2 90
rloughs, Target Cultivators. Com Shell
lers, and Straw Cutters. each. ........$i rs SIS
Pioughs lsmalll and Whe elbarrows. so 80 81 O5
cAt per Liverpool odck, .......S0 ~ 70 30
PASSAGE.
Savannah to Atlanta. $40 90
Children under IL years Of age, half price
Savannah 10 Macon. ......... 81 90
u Goods consigned the Subscriber win be forwarded
free Of Commis sons
@ Freight may be paid Savannah Atlanta or Doth
caloga. F. WINTER, Forwarding Agent, q. r. X.
SAVANNAH. August IS. ls4s. ais 2msrc
10 10 A 80 NM
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
H04A - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-From tbs
81 samboat Pier the foot of Barclay street.
ndingl at Peekskl West Point. New
OuIgh Hampton hilton, Poughkespsc, Hyde Park Rhine
kinderhook and sltimore.
Breakfast and board tho boat.
The steamboat !AGARA, will leave on Monday. Wed
scsday and fridas Mornings A. NJ
The stesmbort TROY, Captain 9erham, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, at o'clock.
Returning on opposite days.
freight apply board or At the once q the
wharf
NEW YORK. ALBANY AND TROY LINE
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT,
FDm the pier the foot of Courtlandt street
isaves the foot OF Courandt street. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings, at seven o'clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt. VIM H. Peck, will
leave on Monday, Wednesday and Friday sveaings
Passengers taking these Boats will arrive in time to take
the Morning Train of Cars from Troy Buffalo and
sortb to Saratoga, Whitehall and Lake Champaign.
fMsags or Freight, apply board, the Once
the wharf.
No freight taken after 5x O'Clock.
NOTiCE-All goods, freight bank bills. speeie or spy
tner hind OF property, positively e the owners risk j2&
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY
aAGI IN PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR-Breakfas
stalking this boat will arrive in time TO take
the evening train Of from Troy Buffalo, and north
The Steamboat NIAGARA Capt VIM Ellsworth, Mon
steamboat pier foot Of Barclay Returning oppo-
site days.
For passage freight apply board, B. Hall,
the once on the wharf ausre
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4t lSR
oA anu A''s' foIo%s H. i'' Trans va" run as
LEAVE BRooxLrS-at o'eieck A. NJ boston tre,n) for
sn Sc sgaSsy sso1 stopping at
atsx A. M, daily for FaImngdale and inter-
ssja o'eloci. NJ. for areenpou, daily, (sun.
Hicksville, and all stations east of Hicksville.
,x.v. MaP. N; a9r sa,%nEdsle. daily:
a.sXP. Nj, Tor the arrival of the boat from
Norwchl Boston train daily, (except Sun,
fFs sym;'!ns ,ssP{pns ct st. Georges Manor and
LEAVE FAnxIsoDALE * A. daily, lsrcept sundsy.)
LEAVE JA44icS@M ocioef A. NJ, ! r NJ and * p.
M, for Brooklyn or on the arrival of Boston
AfeRht train will leave BROOKLYN for Gresnpor with
Passcngsrs attached, Mondays I'VE and Fri
PM tuesday, Thursday and saturdays: stopping inter
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Brooklyn at o'clock A. M. for Greenport Re
turning leave Greenport az p NJ for Brooklyn stopping
FARE To-Bedford, cents; East New York l2,I; Race
CGp;s TX IOTipE GoIrss ls Jsmnca e, BIa.sville
Place ai We:sSuTy, q; acksvills Is FaI%iosdaIs, sex
s. MssIs s IsaS ss 81
s. Grssnpor Train, 81 81 dsssnpoI
Stages readiness the arrival of Trains
raj to take passengers at very low fares to all parts
Baggage Crates win be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall
street. TO receive baggage the several trains 30 minutes
before the hour Of sarting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat Statesman" leaves Greenpor for Sag Har
Dor on the arrival Of the Boston from Brooklyn
Brooklyn Oct 8, 1916. o9rrc
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MRS n. HILTON.

"a BrOddiCdy, opposite iTtntty CHuFch.
VyIJRNIsHED and pleasant apartments, with bedroom
sached for permanent transient boarders; suitable
. C,y their wives, with without board
and the privilege Of breakfast served in their rsoms
Gentlemen in business VIII WI, hAd the location very con
yeuierf for its eon'iguity to Wall st. oi6 imsrc
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DAGUERRIAN MA rERIALS

TOHN ROACH, Opucisn, 90 Nassau street, has now on
d hand Of Half Plate and Medium voighan
der Tubes Also. Amerean 81 his own manufacture,
nor % any vet made IA the United States
Plates Cases Chemicals Coating Boxes, Baths and every
material in DaguerreotypiDs. Thermometers whole
sale md rola; Specaces Telescopes Galvanc Batteries
re Gr tuoAx
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BINDERS BOARDS.
K000 LBS Book Binders Boards, from Nos. Is to s5.
a s''' ""'''' anu I p'E.RssE 4 BROOKS,
oI 1mrh ssd 81 Nssasp ~:
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VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA.
Go0D BLACK t, TEA a !; q cent. perlt:

" GOOD YOUNG HYsON TEA, % cents per 10.
Every purchaser Of Eve pound will the
advantage though he purchased fifty chests Oar object in
offering such ndac and cultivate
large and well earned popularity as Tea Dealers.
NIL WHO DRINK TEA
and can APPRECIATE good article and wish 10 obAin ~
little more than half the usual charged o houd send
to the principal Store the New York and Cns Tea Com
pany 10 Catherine street. New York
All orders from the country must be panied by cash
warded. 20 lmsne
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80 "A For NEW ! OK aud l4lermedlate places
The steamboat NEW PHILADELPHIA,
1--Captain Lawrence ii. Frazee, will com
menee between Amboy and New Yo,k, on Monday
the gath Sept leaving South Amboy 6Z Perth Amboy
o'clock AM touching Ben,ly kossville Bszing Star
and Chelsea, arriving New York atout o'clock
log will le,ve New York from Pier No. North River,
O'Clock PM.
Fare from souh Perth Amboy, Is cents Bently IS
all the other landings I2s All kinds Of freight taken
the 10
South Ambey, Sept. 20, 1876. s25 1msr
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AK PACKET SHIP ROsCfUs from Liverpool
XO Is nov dischsrgins under general order at Orleans
nwiarf foot of Wall street All goods not PERM :.
ted IN h'e days, will be seneto the public store. o2o
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SkEA PARTIES wishing to remit moneys in large or
skH small their friends IN Great Britain or Ire
&&&k and can ds in the most safe and expeditions
hrough the by drafts sight payable
in all the principal in England Ireland and Scotland
Money may he sent by post paid from part Of the
Unite States TO them giving address and Of the
party receive it, which will be regularly forwarded by
'-''| ABRAHAM BELL x SON,
u2simsr III Fulton street.
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aSDHH - INDEPENDENT MORNING LINE AT
Sas2 O'CL0CK.-FOR ALBANY from the
ee Passage 81 So Touching at the foot Of Hammond st.
Breakfast and dinner provided on board.
The swift aud magnificent steamer IRON WITCH com
manded by Capt Stephen r. Roe leaves New York, Tues
day., Thursday and Saturday: Lesyes Albany. Monday
point Newburgh Milton. Pokeepsie. Hyde Park, Kingston
tskil Hudson. au2src
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kS0- PACkETs OR HAV kE-Serond Line-facke ct
f1lst Of Norenber For freight or passage sPpy to
o. IN BOYD X HINCkEN. No. es Wall II.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORING AND CT THIN
ESTABLISHMENT,
w. H. DEGROOT & CO.,
lAZ Nnlfnn GfraaA

WIG ) WIGS
RATCHELOR's invented wgs and SeAips nsis 81
ID the 6nest natural curl har and adapted in sssy
the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely invention, doing with all the vexaous
The public invited to inspsct large and well selected
stock containing variety Of size md eolor they will
then be able to judge the effect. =
WIN. BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufactulsr, 3
Wall Broadway. Removed from S5 BroaAwsy
Please I address. oil m
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NOTICE.
TROY EVE MING LINE

HOUR CHANGED.
A1 - ON and after TUESDAY, September IS,
waHHU3s the low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt.
9-SR b Macy, will leave the steamboat pier
the foot Of Couand. street, o'clock r. NJ instead
r. M. as heretofore s1Ir
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DIED


~ o-.r,,dsy evening 10th inst MARIA. widow Of the
~ Cor, Moore formerly of Goshen Orange Co N
rs tts,ds and acqae,ntanccs o. the family
ne Invited 10 attend her funeral whou, farther
'.sn on Saturday afternoon. l5lh inst at O'Clock.
mn n late residence, No ITO 5ihavenu near l6h-
ssheu papers please copy.
s'y.Serday l7lt met JOSEPHINE BAILEY, wife Of
e,nrd Lawrence and daughter Of the late Josoph Bay
Isya D.
,onouow Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock, p 81 from
No 60 Walker ST.
On Friday 18th inst, Of Inflammation Of the ianrs,
SARAH LOUISA, daughter OF George and Ann Eliza
Codngton, aged months
The friends OF the family invited to the funeral
this morning n, O'Clock from AZ VandsmsL
On Good Friday the 10Th Inst Of ,uburcu!sf consump
ticn, DELLA JULIA wits OF Francis Wiley. aged 81,
after great suffering for 10 mouths
Suddenly ON Friday I7th iust. Mrs MARY HOWE,
vii. OF VIM L. Howe anddhughter of David Trem6ley.
The friends Of the family ard members Of Manhattan
Lodge No %. l. O. of o. Z. Invited 10 attend the
iuuers on Sunday hatfpas p NJ from her late resi-
deuce, 343 Crand-st
In Phladel phia the lG.h inst Of typhoid paeuno
MA DANIEL NEALL. Of that city. in his SD year. He
was a member 81 the Society Of Friends and dstin
guished for his active philanthropy aud devotion every
enterprise that promised benefit 10 the human family.
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Bal 3a do %: 2o4 do BIZ 30 do 81 10 do 36; 81 do 3s
"a DO 5!' 81 DO "a; i3r txs 81; 100 do eo{59
hi chests cases wi.hdraEn)
Guupowder-5 hf chu 81 %; l. do % cts 10 do SCI
l32 do So g do 57 ii do 81; lGi do e 90 do So ia
do So do @ So do 5f; 81 do So; Ill do p $50 LIB
bxs 1910 1873 - do p! s7 $50 canis..rs 50
as; p do l3lh oxs 81 -.
TALLoW-we note sales 10000 this couptry. not
ssric,ly prime, supposed al &c cash.
CoAL-Sa.s 400 tons New Castle Riddle a, 90, 4
months
sEBDs-sHalI parcel, Of Clover are being picked up
al q as cents per Il.
NOTWITHSTANDING Of Importance doing In Coffee
in conSquence OF the sale Of tomorrow About 80 hid.
T. Rico and n Orleans Sugars previous rates. The
Tea sac has fully occupied the attention OF grocers 70
day The n Orleans Tropic gives the following stats.
lies Of ~ Orleans sugars and Molssses which is Of
ierest in this latitude also '"e End in comparative
s'a,sn-h. OF the exports Of Sugar and Mossses from
ewcTeans between this and last year 10 the 4;h Of
April each year extraordinary difference tina. will
strike the general reader and deeply interest those d.
rectly connected with the Sugar interest
L
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DATTKRNS OF NEW

PATTERNS OF NEW ARTICLES for Build
subscriber invites The attention OF those build
ing 20 variety OF patterns OF Porcelain Trim
Inrfs for Locks Shutters Bells &c &c. the strength and
durability OF which warranted in euery particular They
require cleaning perfectly Interchangeable IN color ard
enrd 10 appearance hey adjusted 10 suit doors
OF any THO with the greatest The Bell Lev
ers and Pulls Shutter Knobs Finger Plates. lud French
Window Knobs be had 10 match each different pattern
Door Knos winch there upwards OF 80 different pat
The undersigned would also solicit call on the part OF
those nchssng buidiug hardware 10 his assortment In
that line Convinced hst long experience and stric allen
nu that department. but be advantsg 10 the
purchaser The following among many articles con-
stauly receiving and offered the most favorable
rru. The LOCKS he beet quality both IN wrought
ard basi IRON with either Brass Rosewood
Mineral or Porcelain furre OF any required thickness OF
doors, viz
45c ach Rim Knob Locks.
u. I, ), e. I. S inch Rim Dead Locks
= s. @ 10 inch Store Door Locks.
inch From, Door Morce Locks, with Night Keys.
7s 9 inch Front Door Rim Locks,
Moruc- and Rim Locks and Laches OF al szes for pan
tries &c
sliding Door Sets complete, from s6so slt.
French Window Bots and Ls;ches.
Brass Flush Bolts 10 feet long.
Store Door Bolis al sizes
La,ches crank hsndles.
CAST and wrought Hinges OF every description Wood
Screws. Blind aud Shutter Fes,euings, Window Springs
Finishing Nails Lash Cord. Weights and Pneys Hat and
Cloak Pins Thumb sud Knob Lsicb-s, Bolts Gc Gc-
GEO X. SWORDS. li2 Broadway,
Alsi! Ils Broadway. opposite CITY Hotel.
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Cnrpcting.

CAKPETINGS. CARPETlSGS .!-GfeAt bar
" gains ard Rare Chsac..Al persons derlrous OF pro
curing Carpe,nss Oil Cloths, sang-, and ouch oh.r se
cs "a are usually found In carpet .ioe- ara Respectfully
invited 10 call at HUTCKlNS < CO.'S, NO. Al1 feat-sI
where found almost unrvalsd assortineHi anu
at prices seldom II eve, offered before in ths city.
Landlords keeper. OF fIot.ls Boarding Houses and PIT
vair citizens about Furnish country resldenccs
together with ship-Mast-rs. Ship and Steamboat Agents.
&c. who wish article Ia The above line would Ind /. TO
their advantage call the subscribers before purchasing
-lsew hurerenemb ering their motto Small profits and
quick reiuInk"
HUfCHlNS CO No. f52 Pegrs-st-