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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721, BrOndxNny, New York.

~ J. ID. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable pari
Of Broadway, has been enlarged now to be the
most extensive ttat exists ..., g.. 81 Ia.
The convenience, beauty and saubrity OF its position
have heretofore caused its accommodations 10 be monop
olzed by permanent residents of the city exclude the
travelling public from participation in lis comforts
aExiensve additions have been made, however, with
apart transient visitors suits OF parors and
bedrooms, 10 be retained at all seasons for them
Families from aar will now find the choicest accoHmo
daons of this Hotel constantly Set apart for hem and
every attention will be paid render il attractive TO the
transient visitor as i has proved to those who residing in
the vicinity oil New York. have constantly, since its open
ing honored 1t with their selection, combining all the
ukures Of the best European hotels, with the advantages
OF It's location oct 3 ly'
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GARnIT GARRABRANT,
~ Market street, Newark
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE. AND
DROPSY.

.f.I- NEW YORK, July, p, 1876
On TOWNSEND Dear Sir-My wife has been afIlcie;i
with Disease OF the Heart and with terrible Rupuir. Tor
fifteen years. tile greater part Of The TINE Sn, h0s
been troubled with Shorness O breath aud great Ferr
al h- Iesu which has been very distr ssg and has nc.
gJcny unable have her bed The Rupture was yry
large severe She tried almost every rtmty for
cass, With b little benefit When she bad taken hui trce
ho, Of your excellent medicine she entirely Tclievc.
OF Disease Of the Heart and the Rupture has almost en-,
urely disappeared.
She nas also had the Dropsy, and very much swol
III W. mu 40 ldta that she could be 30 benefd she
H hu'h 'onipieatIon OF diseases But 1t has, srnge
~ . may appear relieved her Of the drolsy. am
n,i sl M NJ n 40 strange TO appear almost like a
~ u a. h''tftieltts sober reality. Your SAHSA-
AniiA = certainly valuable medicine, and should be-
- ~! one lhat Is suffering as We hive been II any
soeN' ,lis account, ey Hre at liberty 10 rail NJ my
i"s "" nave ocular demonstration Iuurs ftspecttui.
~ .......t WILLIAM TOwSER,
Principal ,v,,,,,,. 40. ,,. No JAMES street
sun Building. ''''' 'i'Ni'''i ~ iUihg
Or y w Dfo1"r Il SONS, GrsRR.t Aar,r. No
ldx NonH s'smiu street, Plradtpb IA, '' W.
Agent inr Washington CTS CiiAIlI.ES srrn1-r r,
sfsr corner Ilh street and II, nm Ay, '' - b'u"
IT, Also, tor sale by Druggists n n,rally
uJ- NONE GENUINE UNLESS pl:r rp ~ ,.,,,
LARGE SoUAlE BOTTLES, WIiI,I Cnxr,,tl" ~.
QUAINT, AND SIGNED WIN wHIrrta Hi,, 80 ~
s r TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME niowN M I,,s 49," ~
oct 3 47-lyd oct 'Js' ~ ihh 'iAAs'
s-zs1 kE5- Il. DYOTT.-u
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BRoOKS,s

BROOKS'S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior TO anything ever before mant
Iactured, in This o. other country, TOR
durability beauty, and utility,
NO. 1873 FULTON STREET, SRw YORK.
THIS unique and useful invention was awarded Silver
Medal (he highest premum) at the last Annual Fair OF the
American Institute for lis superiority over all others offered
Tor competition
the appreciation OF the officers OF the army and
navy well every gentleman OI aste who has arly
tested It's value, and rapidly coming into genera,
among all vino regard ease, grace comfort durability,
DESIRABLE requisites IN their Boots anu Shoes II makes
the Shoe elastic, preserves original style
and slape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eleva
ted arch thereby allowing the heel TO be very high
perfect eas- quite low, without exposing the pania
oonssrap injury II also keeps the loot from pressing
forward and realms IL la natural and easy POSITION
Myself and John Dick are the only persons make and
sell boots and Shoes with this INVENTION in the cities oil
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City,
CONGRESS CATERS.
The underssned the first ia tie city of New York 10
manufacture tits Justly celebrated elegant article,
tinues make them up In endless variety OF styles, in
workmanship uilequaed, and at prices delying conpet
ton All other kinds O Boots Shoes CATERS Pumps and
Slippers Tor ladies' gentlemen, youths misses and child
rem. LOklN BROOKS,
1873 Fulton street
p S-Just received case Of Russian Leather Gen.
temens Boots both Dress and Water Proof This is
probably The r lot Of this celebrated Leather ever import
cd into The United States,
oct 8-lyd- ..#.H II
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Foreign Book. and curiou. and Rare work.

~ Lotrer Prices than erer before Soid
rIIE subscriber has added immensely 10 his already
mammoth stock of Literature His late acquisitions
from the trade sales Of Boston, New York and Phadel
pha together iteen OF the finest works per the
Garrck from Liverpool, and twenty ditto per the Leoni
das from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for SALE give undoubed air OF richness vare
y, rarity and extent to his stock hitherto unapproaced
this continent All literary men, lovers of books and
thusiass In mental investigations solicited 10 come and
enjoy the true "iensl OF aud the How of soul
Every subject ON which the vii Of man has been expended,
or brains turned may be found here, The rtconde ma
thematcan anu The crazy founder Of new systems of Theo
logy is each IN his proper uiich Those given NEGRO
NANCY, Asrol0gy, Alchemy, Sorcery and Wtchcra viii
be highly amused whilst the belle letre scholar select
from 1900 fresh volumes the very and chef
doiyres Of modern English literature The best treaiises
every profession and SCIENCE from the honest ploddpg
farmer to the enthusiastic soldier Ia every and sci.
the best books here embraced In the department
OF elementary professional reases and school books OF
every kind his stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
In purchasing from him they onealf OF their mo-
ney Clergymen, literary characters aud book collectors
generally living lines of railroad steamboat routes,
will well TO put change Of linen In their vaises and
be the moral centre OF the intellectual world" Books sell
ing at half price, literary appliances and convenences Of
every kind gratis wei best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for lnveerae smokers like tie
celebrated DIR. Parr JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern bookseller,
oct ly' li6 Nassau street, New York
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FURNITURE. FURNITyREiI

A Il the Second Street CABINET W AKEKUUMS, NO. I5J
Il South Second sreeL--E. MOUNT having large and
splendid OF fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood ete-aete Sofas; walnut do;
mahogany do, with plush satin danask and fancy hair
cloth seangs and other coverings plain Sofas of all prices
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocknsdo; Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables; Dvans
sal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Card Tables
dressing bureaus Wardrobes. with and without mirrors;
mahogany high post Bedsteads French do curled maple
and cherry do and variety OF others; Secrearys; Book
cases marble tops; mahogany Washstands; Hat Racks.
plain and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables OF rosewood
and uaiIogniiy rosewood, walnut birch and mahogany
chairs, with haircot plush and dsmask seating; likewise
Chairs OF all paiterns with extensive assort
nent every article in our line OF business. F..
Country Merchants especially invited TO
call and examine stock Of Furniture, every article of
which manufactured by ourselves, and will be disposed
OF OH the most reasonable terms.
Ill
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REMoyALi
SILK GOODS.

n y. LINDSEY has removed TO the new Buildings No
", G6 Liberty street Gind Sore from broadway where Ii,
s prepared TO exhibit with few exceptions
s,asobnlIe and desirable stock OF
SJLKS And FANCY GOODS-EmbraciDg every va
riety Of PLAIN and FIGURED, Black Coorcd Changeab,
Silks
DRESS GOODSof every description plaid and fig
urtd Cashmeres and Nous dc LANES Merinos &c. Also
u large assortment OF 't
FANCY oar and BONNET Ribbons together
with PLAIN cDlortd aud black Satin Tatets Ribbons
FHihGES And GLlHP 1JsLNnINGS--of every va.
rieiy and the newest styles
SHA WIS Of NIL Kinds and qualities, including SILK
Broche, Tnbet, Cashmere TuTkerr &c, dc He would
particularly call attention aso To his unusually large and
desirable assortment OF LICE,sy, E1fBROIJERII,S d
JpIi7I; MUSEUMS
And he would respectfully ask the inspection Of his stock
~ general by those who are willing TO avail themselves
Of low prices Tor Cash and shon credit.
h-Iyd'
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IentIemen's Fan and Winter Wear,
WNI, n, JENNINGs a. co.,


DRAPEns AND TAiLoRs importers OF Cloths, Cassnieres,
vesigs, Fancy Dress Articles &c, 81 broadway, Anne,
rea Hotel oiier Tyr inspection s extsnsxs assorst Of
iecled with view To rendering their stock rich IN quail
s1a ssa % Sass brown olive and
green mied cloths various shades Beaver do drab and
blue ps , SHIRT ksrsey csda Eey 90; dra blue and
W1SaER FRocKs, SACKS, sc--leaver and mlel
DREsS AND V fRocK cJA1S'-siue, black, olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of Bloys, simons
~ BUSINEs.S AND IRA YELLING CoA7s-paid
Tgee1s rnS osr goods SswD and . Mo.s
PANTALooN French, English, German and Anne
rcan black, blue, Mixed ana fancy CassImeres selected
with reference to the various tastes Of numerous pa
IN tins line, which such attention has been dreced
10 enable usto insure iii combining aud elegance
YESISBack silks and satins, fancy do, woolitn and
velvet paids figured Merilos white and buf Cassmeres
and Marsees, rich Silk and Satins for Bali and PARTIES
ARAfYAND MA vY--Experience enables to furnish
Uniforms In strict conformity with regulations, and We have
always on hand the material necessary TO the different
TIisST QUILi1'Y READY MADE GARMENTS
Equal 10 the best custom work.
| OHERCOA 1S.-Brown. olive, green, black, and blue
proved styles Sacks inclug blue, black brown and drab
Mohair drb and blue Pilot; olive and brown Tweees,
BUSINESS and Travelling Goats. Olive brown, yreer and
blue Cloths plaid Casneres, Tweeds &c Dress and frock
Coaks-Bue Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
cles, Pantaloons Black, bue mixed, and fancy CASH
meres PLAIN and ribbed velyetees for rldng travelling
&c. vtslngs-Back Silk, Satin, Bombazine, and CassI-
mere; fancy SILK, Satin aud valenca 6guered and PLAIN
wool Velvet black and Inquired Silk do Dressing Gowns
DE LANES Merino, and figured Muslin in great variety
Hunting Goats in various styles
EHNC YDlfESS ALs1ICLES-sTagli oni, Jenny Lind,
Mazurka, and other styles fancy Cravats; Egs French
and Italian black silk Crayats extra and medium quality
Dlack satin Crvats superior black silk and SATIN Scars
newest style fancy dol Merno Scaris Muits for trave
ling, &c twilied and plain Englsh French and India
Pocket HandSerchiefs. Gloves-Chason's and Hajou's
black white and colored kidd also Merno Buckskn, lined
Beriin Linen, Cotton &c. Suspenders AL the various
styles and qualities. Undervesis and DIawers-Merno,
Silk aid Buckskin Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose,
White and Mixed Merino and Cotton various grades Shirts
Bosoms, aud Collars Umbrellas,SIlk and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS-Cotlls, Casslneres, Vestings, &C.,
as extensive All assortment be- found in the country
which will be sold by the piece yard at low prices
they can BIZ bought, with tne obvious advantage selec
ton from what Gun be relied upon the most fashionable
goods.
nc I y
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HALL, TIIOMPIkINs q BLACK,
Id TIE MARC UA1ND d. Co.

HAVE just received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting IN part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles to match their patterns
Of Silver Forks; rich Epenres Silver mounted, with
without plateau; Dish Covers Cusiors, Tea Kettles and
Urns Tea and Coffee Sets, Egg Boilers and Egg Stands
plain and chased Walters Ia sizes from TO 81 inches
Flower, Fruit, Jelly, and Ice Cream Sands &c, DC.
IN SILPER WAKE,
The variety OF patterns and extent Of eir assortment Ia
much greater than can bu found AT any other
well as the workmanship is NOT TO be surpassed IA the
United States Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rirt Jewelry, Watches, CHAINS Ac f complete; all Of
which offered ior sale small the cost,
The old stand No l5 Broadway sign Of the Golden Eagle
oct S-lyd
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN 4
L GALABRUN, having refited and repenshed this spa
cous establishment prepared TO receive company
There one hundred and nine apartments in this house
consisting dining saloons sitting rooms, parlors, lodging
rooms, DC The large hall may be used Tor balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish, moments notice. reire smtntf
for any number persons from three hundred, to
be accommodated the time. There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables will be furnished the the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish.
ments in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
every day, and attention will be spared TO give sasac
ton Men OF business aud those visiting the city will find
prices will be found be moderate The French and
Spanish languages spoken in this hotel.
JAMES BERGEN,
oct s w. LOUIS GALADRUN.
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GENERAL. TRImMING EsTABLIsH-

WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Manufacturers, Importers, an,
Dealers In every variety Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings
Also
uphoserer's Trimmings OF every description, suitabl
for steamboats,, hotels, &c.
52 JOHN STREET.
W. b, will be manufacturing and receiving constant
during the the newest and most fashionable sty
of goods In the line, consisting Of ID.
Handsome Dress and Upholsterers Gimps and Fringes
Worsted and Silk Drapery Cords Tassels, Loops, &c.
Buttons, Bindings, Brads &c,
Steel Gold and Silver Beads; Purse Trimmings &c. &c
ALSO,
Zephyr Worsied, Canvass, Patterns, &c. &c.
Orders executed with neutness and despatch, al
oct 8 ly 81 John ST., directly opposite Dutch
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SAMUEL HAMMOND a. co.,
(I,ate Benedict a. HammondN

IMPORTERS or FINE WATCHES,
No. A Merchants Exchange oirsl door William street.
lave constantly on hand large and valuable assortment
m o. I'M Ma gATClESo Of their own lnportaiol winch
ey are now sehg AZ lower prices (wtn quality
pared than can be purchased any dealer in New YorN
written warranee IN all cases, Will be given 10 Tie pur.
chaser. -
s. Hammond having attended solely 10 the repairing o,
Chronomeer, Duplex and other fine Watches III tie ia,
hrin o Benedict HAMMOND will continue to give his ,
divded attention branch Of the business m conn, 4.
ION with is present partner whose reputation has iona
since been established, having Tie last ten yea
Tor the trade M tins ciiy v
NB-A large ami valuable assortment Of Jewelry, 81.
yer Ware, ofce and Manuel Cocks, &c, constantly ON
land s..l if ifa ,ci h,,iv.
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No. % FRANxLlN RIA OF, PHILADELpHIA.

No. - FRANKLIN PLACE, PHILADELPHIA.
oulS HART respectfully informs his friends and the
ware, dust his house No % Frankng Place, which for
nealness and comfort well privacy and qneness Of
phia open for INSTRUMENTATION Travellers through
and vsers 10 the city viii find his house as desirable u
charges ranging from rs 81 day, will be found
moderate his patrons would ask for the superior accom-
moaliuns they viii obtain.
~ b. LUNCH daily at II A. NJ; ORDINARY for the es'
pecia accommodation OF merchants and other business
men from 10 i. NJ every day, except Sundays PER.
MA MI BOARDERS, for whom the bestaccommodations
are prepared taken on the most accommodating terms
nrtS -1yd
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JOHN NIBI.O.

HAVING TAKEN the spacious airy, and elegant estab-
III ishment, formerly known as the ALEXANDRIA, No,
651 Broadway takes pleasure In announcing strangers
visiting the city and TO the public that his Saloons now
open ioer reception They have been improved, deco
rated and newly furnished; and every effort has been
made to render them the most attractive and agreeable
place OF resort In this country. ys
The large saloon is cooled by perfect ventilation and
and elegant Fountain, and is ornamented with iht
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and Delcaces OF every
kind served here during their seasons. The rooms
above where there is wesored Bar, with choice Wines
and Liquors Of great variety, devoted exclusively TO
gentlemen The vister, whether seeking good prone.
made, agreeable lounge delicious refreshments will
find Them nj No 5J7 oct 8 w.
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CABINET, FURNITURE AND
EJpTJDI SrERY ESI'I Ri ISIfJJI;NT'

THE 81 BSCRlBER having opened his new Warerooms,
L No, l73 Chestnut street. opposite the State House, re-
sectuly solcits from the public continuance of the Hat
ering patronage which Tor many years they have been
pleAse extend him IN his former establishment south
fnh street-his stock ni Furniture and Upholstery EN-
braces almost every article known in the trade at prices
as low as articles Of similar quality be purchased ioI
on the seaboard, and he offers 10 the community his
ance that his arrangements in manufacturing will precud,
the possibility of any article being offered their nspec
lion which Will not be entitled TO his guarantee.
Strangers visiting the city respectfully invited TO
examination of his stock, either purchasers or other
wise. CRAWFORD RIDDLE.
nrfG y1
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
b. CHAPDELAINE

asa No. 375 BROADWAY,
IAS received per late arrivals large splendid
ii nient vi FRENCH PA1ENT ,OLEOSIA m
LAhPS oil different patterns THESE Lamps were invented
by the celebrated Thilorier OF the French Academy,
considered the best Lamps now in These Lamps
are for sale only al J5 broadway, IN this city.
Also ON hand, u large assortment OF CUTLERY, CT
RANDOLES, VASES, CHINA WARE, TOILET
SETS ANA every article in the Furnishing line.
Mr. q. being agent tor the BtOOkL YIN FLINT
GLASS, is prepared TO execute orders Rich Cut and
Engraved also Pressed ana Plan Glass every variety
wholesale RETAIL and invites the attention
to the splendid assortment Vi rci Glass Ware hand III
his establishment, where they can depend upon being
nsfed with the finest qualify Of Glass Ware
lured, being the only pace where Inc brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass can he procured. ott S--dly'
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY

nUANTIN d LuTZ, Cabinet Makers and upholserers,
" have the honor inform their friends and the public
general thai they have iaktn the large, commoios ami
attractive Bazaar Sore, No. 2 CHESNUT STREET, OPP
posite the Academy OF Fine Arts, where they now hay.
ready inspection large and splendid assortment Of
tces in their ne such parlor chamber and bouor fre
nture the latest Paris style, which they sell at the most
moderate price
Grateful for the liberal patronage we have received
respectfully solicit continuance Of the pledgng
selves greatest endeayors give satisfaction Ia
our patrons by the quality and finish OF articles which
we viii guarantee to be OF the best workmanship
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FIorence's Hotel and Saloons.

Cor. OF broadway and walker sts., NO. 400
John FLORENCE Jr., deems this fitting opportunity
when many hrs former patrons from TIE SOUTH
WesI North and East, visiting this cty-to state, thai
hnig his old Saloon large enough Tor their accommo
datiom stisct tDe that entertainment due TO the
patronage hitherto bestowed upon him, lie has abai
doned all Herewith and erected above
OO Broadway) and superby furnished Hotel
kept upon the European plan lie would particularly NJ
the costly and singulary beautiful Public
Saloons with Hotel, and further solicit iria
by "Epicures Of the proficiency OF his Careme
and Soyer" who preside over the Cuisines Of the FLO
RENEE SALUONS ctS-uly'
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GayIer's Patent Salamander Safes.

iESE Safes warranted perfect la every respect and
to AFFORD Iu protection Tor books, papers &c, against
loss by lire or thieves ~ p
"for comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance oIlice OF hs Ownone winch exacts neither
notes or premiums, and which cannot be broken down by
great fire." & SYST 7
Gayer's Patent Double and Improved Single Saamaner
Saeso any dimensions reureo by anks brokers, Aer.
chants Jewelers. Records other public oIiic
made TO order An assortment sale and ed
at the Depot, Us Water, between Pine and Wall streets.
oct S--uiy' oct45 I'd sIelf'f A. X. MOEN.
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Rock, Swan & Inglis,

A RE constantly receiving
IA Appleton Al inch brown Sheeting; Carroll A do do
Appleton 30 inch brown Shings; Carroll 30 inch do do
Hamilton ID brown and beached Sheetngs
Do Ia brown and bleached Sheetngs .et
DO do do Sheetngs
DO brown, bleached, and dyed Canton Flannes
DO twled Shrtng Stripes, 30 and "a inch; do red Book
a.. ings
Do Series Cotton Blanketngs, &c.
DO Prints, new and desirable styles
Suffolk brown, blesched and blue Driings.
Also, great variety of Plaid Llseys, Cloakings Cot
tonades, Apron Checks, Gnghams, &c. &c. which they OF
fer for sale at No 81 Pine street. oct ly'
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Bedsteads Proof A gainst Bugs.

+ INDSLEY,S IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADS; nj
Ia GARDENERS % Gold street. first door from Beck.
man street, New York This improved Bedstead received
rcan Institute October, lSi3 a, and % and the silver
medal Of 1876, every other competitor The Bedsteads
ber manufactured Of the best Materials and under the
immediate supervision Of the undersigned gs
Mattresses Plasters, Feather Beds Bolsters and Pill,
lows hand made to order to fit the Bedstead, and
warranted TO be filled with such hair feathers, rep
resented. WILLIAM q. GARDINER.
ncfS ,s b . .H.
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D. HODGMAN.

MANUFACTURES aid dealer IN every variety Of Good
Ill years Patnt Metallic Gum Elastic Fabrics, Offers
saie large and well selected stock consisting IN part Of Ia,
following ARTICLES viz: l',i7s' = y II. II
Patent Metallic India Rubber Shoes, Shrred Suspender
Carriage Cloths, Macintosh Coats Machine banding, L.fr
pTeselyers Coas Cioaks, ana Caps Leggns Oy.,aiis
Gloves, Ar Beds and Pillows, Air Cusiius Horse Covers
lamp Blankets Travelling Bags, Fishing and Hunting
BOGUS Tobacco wallets, BatiIig Gaps Mats, tNc.
Also, Days. Patent Hose All Of which Gov,ls are war.
fansd equal or durability anu finish any the market
Nn3- India Rubber Warehouse "a Maiden Lane, corner
NASSAU street. ~ octs ly'