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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

The increase in the receipts for the first SIX months
of ls47 s46 being equal to per cent
those for the corresponding six months in 1916
Should the receipts continue at this rate for the
mander Of the season. the gross income for the viii
amount to two hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
1t is impression that the increase for the next six
months will be greater than for the past six the road
not opened to Somers until the LIST Of June and the
increased receipts up to that time upon the old
length Of road The receipts in the first and last six
months in each of the past four years have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

Every Mothers Book.-The great Interest
manifested by ladies' the subject treated Of IN THIS
work hiss already exhausted the edition The terrors OF
poverty prospect Of large family OF ehilde, pre-
people from entering the matrimonial sac
bat here work that will tell you important secrets Inc
author allowed to state in detail the character o. tne
work, he his female readers hat ~ unive
;sly approved q BY those tor whose benefit S s
Muse and Zeber Co. OF Chestnut and hra
Philadelphia and OF the publisher Ann street
sending z copies, post paid, TO order. jyS3
The Married Woman's Private Medical
CompaniOn-By Dr. "A Masries.u Professor Of Diseases
The great demand for dis important work (of which
thousands sold has compelled the Of edition
For sale at BURGESS, sTRiNGER 4. Co, 2sa BTosdway.
under American Museum 205 Broadway aud by DR. A
NJ Mauriceau at his Medical Once, l2s Liberty street. New
York; ZeibeI Co, Of Chesnqt aud Third streets
Little K Co, Albany. 800 .
On the receipt copy will be transmitted by mail free
of postage) the United States j2 2tt eYS
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Miscellaneous.

The following additional particulars concerning the
railroad accident the mill dam Monday, gather
from the Atlas. The hack belonged to Mr.. John d.
Rainford, and driven by named King. The
horses both instantly killed Uf the persons in
the carriage boy named Daniel Murphy ten years old
was dangerously hurt. An Englishman, named John
Kyle, had his arm broken and otherwise injured
man named James Corvney and his son, were con-
sderably injured. The driver seriously injured.
The collision caused by the driver persstng in at
tempting to the track although the stationed
at the crossing warned him that the train coming,
and underworld to stop the horses but the driver
sisted in whipping them GENERALIZATION Euening
Transcript, TIN inst,
at Albany, at % degrees in the shade In State
street, Boston, 1t stood at 96 degrees.
An extra Of the New Orleans Commercial Times,
the reported loss Of the steamer Star Span
gled Banner, Capt Pearce, which struck snag near
Baton Rouge, and sunk In few minutes Four or Eve
persons are said to have been drowned.
The Cincinnati Gazette has been informed that pre-
minary steps being taken tor the establishment of
University in California the Bay Of San Francisco
The Cambria arrived at Halifax on Saturday morning.
In 46 hours from Boston.
most singular looking Ash was caught yesterday at
Of our wharves IL nearly Ave feet In length
and two and half feet broad. The mouth one foot
from to corner, with two Of small sharp
teeth Under the belly were two claws shaped some
thing like the human hand. On the back part Of the
head several horns None Of the large number Of
persons who saw It, knew Of what species or by what
1t called, and but two three persons
before a fish Of the kind. Whatever may be its
name tits the ugliest looking customer and
should we come In contact with such monster while in
the act of bathing, should paddle for the shore
quick as possible. IL could swallow a good sized boy
without much Inconvenience. Bristol (h ~ Phsnir.
The Charleston Epenins News says: We are informed
that Mr. Judah Toure, of New Orleans has presented
church to the Hebrew congregation Of that city, valued
at $4,000 to be fitted up at his expense a Syna
gogue MIR. Touro s rather kabe in this line of
bequest, and is not in the least exclusive He some
years since purchased church in New Orleans, and
presented the Rev Mr. Capp distinguished Unitarian
clergyman with Its annual revenue, which he is to enjoy
during his lifetime.
FIFTH july ACCIDENT AT Richmond Va while
the volunteers firing the national salute Mon
ball from musket, which had been accidentally loaded
with ball cartridge The ball entered his forehead,
and passing through had carrie with 1t large por-
ton OF the upper part of the head producing almost in
slant death.
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The following are the contents OF the
Weekly Herald, to be issued at nine o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The foreign news received by the Caledonia !;
domestic markets movements Of the President,
with accounts of his reception in the Eastern
States the dispatches of our special CORE
spondent attending the Chicago Convention a
full account of the celebration of the 4th OF
July in this city correspondence from Wash
ington; the latest news from Mexico; money
and statistical articles, Sc, Sc, sc.
II will contain three engravings Of the cele-
bration of the Fourth in New York.
This sheet will be ready in wrappers, and soid
at Ct cents each, mailed free from our ofhce.
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Theatrlcals.

BowERY THEArRE-So great has been the success Of
Monk Lswss tragedy "The Castle Spectre, or the Mys
teres of Conway - and enthusiastically has 1t been
applauded every night 1t performed that the
ger has wisely determined to repeat this evening" not
however, without his being solicited to do SO by his
friends and patrons. That excellent piece, and the
laughable comedy styled "Peter White,n with the
drama, The Beacon Of Death the Norway Wreck
ersn will form the bill Of performances this evening
The manager will shortly revive the most gorgeous spec
tacle ever produced the Bowery stage, The Naiad
Queenn which drew tremendously for q number Of
successive nights. To morrow evening Mrs. Jordan will
tass benefit.
Tom Thumb is now holding daily levees at Liberty
Hall New Bedford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

Marrsesi I.adies. who study the iuturo We,-
fare Of their children should know that their health depends
mnon thai nj he mother How imporsnt mem una. cve
lsdy should be Of that niemsion
,.g % he5 Tn,fnc on by Dr. A. NJ Nsuiceau Pro-
lessor of Diseases Of Womsn Every person sho"ia gst
copy. O&ce 10 Llbery street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

With few exceptions the increase In the imports Of
the articles enumerated in the foregoing table Is very
large, compared with those Of any former seasoa Tho
imports Of -four wheat and corn, by lake, from the
opening of navigation to July ls for three years
as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

PARIS June ls-In our -four market to-day, sales
smaller than Yesterday. Flour offered 1t l07f to
IIOf per 1850 xii sales were made Mt 103f to 106f per
I59 klogrammes Sales Of -four from the provinces to
arrive we're made at 9af to lof per l5s klsgramnes
In Belgium and Holland prices OF grain have advanced
aso In Germany Prices were tending upward in Paris
HAVE, June Cotton-Sales Of 205 bales Of Lou
isisna ordinary 90 frances and 100 bales Mobile
dinary 9ef SOC The quotations New Orleans in
ferior ssf to off, very ordinary 92f to 95f ordinary
off to 9sf good ordinary 04 to 05f fair l4f
good fair ll6f to ll7f fine, lsf to l2of very nne,
binary elf to ssf ordinary, OFF to sef good ordinary,
81 to 99f; fine. 1907.
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IL is stated that General Taylor was in communion
departure for Mexico
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Have Won GOOD pen Hnpt we advise you: by all means:
to try RIcheiieu, sold by J. Savage q s"mon eIoJ
Pens in the world Other Gold Pens from 70 cents 10 -
with Silver Pencils
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and compact furnished with articles tbs size Of
which do deact from their usefulness In forming ele
and complete appendsge the toilet also. peculiarly
adapted the Of the travelling public For sale BY
G. SAUNDERS SON.,
III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
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Metallic Tablet Razor Btrop.-The attenuon
of de,en invited TO this article being made o the best ma
teria city and under the subscriber mmear
supervision They have, in all rendered 10 poi
chasen inc MOI" perfect 's'''"Ci' sAIJNDERs SON,
III Broadway, a few doors above Couruano IT.
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Sporting Intelligence.

PRESENTATION OF THE BELT flames Sullivan, ex-pu-
gilist presented with magnificent silver belt on
Wednesday evening" at Mullens Democratic Head Quar-
ters in ashngton street. by large party Of his friends
testimonial Of their regard for the dauness courage
and scientific ability displayed by him in his
encounters The belt presented by Capt Rynders;
and 1t received by Mr. Sullivan under the solemn
assurance that he would never again enter the prize
ring The belt is of solid silver, about three inches
WIDE and nearly forty in circumference and lined with
green velvet In front there Is carved representation
Of two pugilists engaged in combat; each side of
which Is large spread eagle with fourteen stars circng
round to the back, each star mounted with jewel -
won by Sullivan in different countries, including four In
this viz Hammond, Secor, Bell and Caunt. The fol-
lowing is the inscription the belt Presented July
ls47 to James Sullivan, Esq by his friends and ad
mirers in the First Ward Of the city of New York, as
token Of their esteem for his skill and efficiency In the
ring, and his gentemanly department in private life"
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WAnM wEArHER-Ths weather for the last three or
four days has been excessively hot and to prevent
disease our citizens must use great prudence IN their
80 in our once BY Of Roach's Thermometers. By
t. way we recommend friends in need Of these in
dspensibe articles to drop into Mr. Roachs 81 Nassau
street. and procure one His assortment IL very extern
sive, and his reputation ranks deservsdly high.
EFyEcrs OF HEAT.-Coroner Walters called yes
terdsy, to hold inquest the body of Thomas Coo
ley, q native Of Ireland, aged 80 years who, while
walking through Of the streets taken suddenly
i'll and died shortly afterwards in the city hospital
dict-death by the effects Of exposure to the SUM-
Sun srRoxE.-The foreman of Hose Co. No g. re-
oeived sun stroke In Pitt street yesterday morning
about IL O'Clock, A. NJ He was removed to ms resi-
dence where BY the timely application OF Ice and other
stmulants with view to keep down the effects OF the
German received etroke In 2lst street yesterday
morning and was removed to the city hospital his re
covery Is doubtful.
ARRIVAL or EMianANrs-The number Of emgrants
arrived at the quarantine Wednesday, from foreign
from Hamburg
FiRg.-The bell Of Jefferson Market, In sounding
false alarm of fire yesterday morning was broken.
SLAUGHTER HousEs.-The slaughter houseslare felt
to be grievous nuisance in the upper part Of the city
mn 81 year ns deposits Of
offensive and dangerous.
Too LARGE DosE.-The coroner was called to hold
an inquest ALSO at No Rose street. upon the body Of
Ann smith, native Ct this city, aged 46 years, who
was yesterday morning found corpse upon the floor Of
her ROOM From the evidence adduced before the
ner II appeared that the deceased member of Ark
No Temperance society, but too partial to the
taste Of Sire water to faithfully keep her pledge that
the morning in question: soon her husband left
home to pursue his daily vocation, the deceased pro-
cured half pint Of brandy, which she drank, and in
the course Of aew hours was found dead
before stated. The jury rendered verdict, that the
deceased to her death by congestion Of the BRAIN
produced by intoxicating liquors.
ACCIDENTAL man named Brewster fell overboard'
yesterday, about o'clock NJ, at foot of pier No. g.
North river and rescued from drowning by locker
on, named Favier German. He was soon removed
towards his residence apparently fully restored to health
FOUND TIE WArER.-Ths body of an unknown
man, apparently about 35 years old Eve feet seven
inches high with sandy hair dressed in check
shirt grey cloth pantaloons black satin ves and shoes
was yesterday found floating In the North River
the foot Of Duane street The held inquest
upon the body and verdict Of death by drowning
turned The coroner held inquest also upon another
unknown man, apparently about 80 years old, who
yesterday found floating opposite pier No. g. East River
and supposed to have been in the water for two or
three days. Verdict as in the preceding case.
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Police Intelligence.

July s.--A Charge of Grand Lareeny.-Oficers
Woodbridge and Norris arrested last night young wos
by the of Sarah Jane Merserau, who the off,
found in the Bowery Theatre, on charge Of steal
ing from the possession Of George H. Knox residing at
No. II West street. the sum Of $l63 in gold. portion
Of the money found on the accused, and Justice
Osborne locked her up for trial and held Knox to bail in
$500 to appear and testify
Attempt at Burglary. Officer O'Brien Of the 9th
ward, arrested early yesterday morning young man
called John Clark, whom the officer found the top Of
shed Cross street It appears the rascal had clam
bered upon building in the Of No % Cross street.
and had broken pane of glass In window In order to
gain for the purpose Of stealing. Robert VIII
iams who occupied the woke up by the noise
Clark at the window, gave alarm which resulted
in his arrest above stated Justice Osborne locked
him up for trial.
Arrest on Suspicion.--A man called John B. Murray
arrested yesterday by policeman Of the LIST ward
charge Of stealing watch belonging to Thomas
w. Armstrong, residing at No. Washington street
Locked up by Justice Osborne for trial
Concealed to Steal-A black fellow called Ned Young
discovered concealed the premises, No. 33k
Bowery, evidently with intent to steal. Officer Duffy
found the rascal slowed away in the vault Locked up
by Justice Osborne for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

The importation Of these three articles has more an
doubled this season compared with last but compared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-09

CgrRpouRc- Steamship Union-Mr WsIdman, Mr. de Nee
and family NJ MauTin Paris; Isaac G MsyIe New York.
MIR Spohr Miss spohr. Mr. aud Mrs suck, Miss Mayer
Messrs Babach aud Brother Mr. Mayer Schrebe GeImsny
Mrs Ledue and family Fl Herman, Girard, Mr. de Roster
France; WIN Michsi, New York; Mr.. Dwight, w Hersey,
Massac husets; and i07 IN the steeragc.
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A r r ~ Al

VERY LATE MTELLIGENCE.
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Ve~sfrn hooks ana qrriaus and u are, Works


FerstUn RpeAa ana NErialfs md HASe Works
sni 10 sasz0um Bricepi hHserg tsfNel Sdoi 70 ,nni
qsHE snhseybdr bids aisd imnenae,y 10, Dig efssly
Mimsn.ioih Aockypf Lpsrslpre HE late afaqlfpelf
troml ihstyadal sales of Boston, New and Phhfsi,
SarfAsp fo$ S6 twenty htS Ssf yhs IaSSis
ias from London which, viii be nAmtda1eiy marked and
exposed for sae, Give dnundoubtsdaif ofrichnee ygFe
~ rarity and sxidnt tohiHsock btarfo 9n
his eenpeRti AZ literary Eaps ovsls hoqks and en;
sSSy se f9 ess u atSs ind az now ii 5afI "a
Every subject dn whichthe VIII OF hah has expended,
or may be found here Tie rccnndie ma
eaiaitinh and ihs crazy oundss olpew syfms ri Thee
oey each In bis Rrgpsr might fhqse Hsn % EqcES;
be sIngssa, beiig scholar car select
nom 1900 Gebh v6fyieA the Very ctvsn and cfo
'onvfeS Or iodefh Bnssf Htrsse The best treases
every scimde ffop the, honest plqddpK
hrmesdo the snhiRpsiip soldier, p eyeyIPrt and ff
fee hes haeks sfs hefe l4lhs ~
Of elementary ses And school bpokr o.
every ktd hs inptnse The sifbsc tbtr nvises
al Stranger ~ pity HIM 1st beofo thsy lsave the city
In purchasing from him they cave one half ~ lheir no
ney Olegymen literary characters and book collectors
generally Iiha laes a. talfA mi sea&ppqat routes
will do % 70 h sy a Hasss sna %
ss the moral 9iA eehf world BOOKS A
every Kind srsds spahIsi cigars snd pther
phiiosoplc 6sf Tor ihvsis.als sspk ers axe i
esebnsieiiDR Pam safNl q sss51JoHN RQXkE,
Cheap AaefRtsEi Modern s,rn.i Be %s,s Wn,r
octs yoH s'y,yT Nassau s'Fsea HeY h hofk.l
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,ssHR16Iks's . a,.tss \, ,'a,t9'
PATENT ELASTIC AfE2thLLfC, SHANK 30 rs
ANDASHOES. fifnys Is, VI ,i;t.I !
CONGRESS CATERS YSa AIDES AND CENT EMRN
These articles superior 10 anything ever before abu
factured in This vi any other Country for =" |
t.,o,ft.,., durability btafy, and utility.
No, iSs ypETSN syaIEr, NEW YSRiI, at',, N, :
THIS unique and usfi eAtion was awai1lstl silver
Medal the highest pfe ht The last Annual Fair of hhe
American Institute, forit aRoshers dned
Hhas t Interpretation Of the officers Of the tirnfy Ind
navy az veil as every gtntan OF wiio hss iary
ani6G SiI iJ regard eas grte cJillcr and siitdbity
az desirable requsesiiuyter Boots and Shoes II makes
tho Bot1SI pe more elastic, preserves s 9Iigna Style
and shape, and gives ihaahRlloN part
with perfect ease, i6 without exposing the pae
loons-strap injury. also Keeps the oof pressing
forward, and retains 1t in natural und easy postiot
Myself and John Dick the only persons who MAXI bnd
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention, In tho ci Of
New York. Brooklyn, and Jcrssy Cty.asN''sgT T. ~
CONGRESS GArTERS.srei r'sn,1
The undersigned, the 6Ist in the city OF New York to
manufacture this Justly celsbped and elegant article Con.
tinues make them up In endless variety Of sye} In
workmanship unequaIsd and at prices defyng comteti
ton All other kinds % Boots Shoes Caters Pumps land
Slippers, for ladies', gentlemen youths missed md did
rem s. c'riWipthn " LORlN BROOKS, | II
PS-Just received case 81 Russian Leather fot {ens
dement's Boots both for Dress and Water Proof This 10
probably the first lot bi this celebrated Leather ev IMPORT
ed into the United States cam fN y nhtlts2f III
oct S-lyd' IHrH'N.'Vl sifiptN y am q
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TO sTEAMROXT COMPANIES :

ASla. The subscriber is pow fully prepared 40 ir.
nish Steamboat Companies with AZ sizes pi
r p Dmpiers Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river beats the largest class ocean steamers
This blower 10 constructed upon sound PHILOSOPHICAL pfn
cpes combining strength and occupying
very small space, and giving greater force 70 the air with
much less power Than any other Fan Or Blower 9N II
motion The superiority Of this blower once
TO any persons disposed to examine its merits and
Blowers, ii Is becoming rapidly in general use
in preference to all others r.sYI 'ar"iin'i Y tItAti
Difference Is made the following steamerp which inye
them In t.G EStuCI ~
Steamer bay State, New -York1 .i,n5tf an j.
Atlantic steamer, Warrington, New York-,.,l as,ii
Atlantic steamer Northerner,.l do s,i.tf " 4t4,ss
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia. 10 II sl,ilr
TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. az. II
The subscriber also manuctfes and keeps hand full
assortment from No. 10 No TO- and upward Of the above
works viz cupolas pudding Ind heating furnaces br
rolling mile, FORCES, snlths fires, &c. II ~ ~ ~
JOSIAH KtSTERBOcK, -
Manufacturer and General Tor the United Saes and
the Canadas, 4s7 Market M AZ Phi)ad. 8cfs diS'
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FURNITUREI FUR N!TgRhIi !.

7 the Second Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p,IIF
IL South Second street,. MOUNT haying large and
splendid assortment of well made Furniture
hind, Comprising rosewood tete tete otas walnptd
mahogany do with plush satin, daniask and licy halr
cloth seangs and other e0yeEngs; plain SOFAS Of all prices
and paerns French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Charb;
Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Dlyanb
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Card Tables;
dressing bureaus, Warrobes with and without mirrors;
mahogany high post Bedsteads; French do eued maple
and cherry do and variety Of others; SecgetaTys Boot
cases, marble tops mahogany Washsands Hat Racks,
plain and with mffofs Ladies' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs With iaoth plush and tlamask seathg likewise
Charsof all panerns with extensive assor
ment of every article incur limo of business .sat
Country Merchants aud others especially invited 10
call and examine stock Of Furniture, every article bi
which, Is manfaetuTed by ourselves, and will be disposed
Of on the most reasonable TERMS W t,}.ii hi,isIIt
q 'I,As q IL . . 3 .s h Il
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HALL, THOHtFKINs q BLAcK;i
ia I've liAR[lUAND q. Co 'nPs

HAVE jn received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting IN part o. i.sstt Hntis1 AL
1able cutlery witl pirt handles to match their pA{sma
Of Silver Forks, rleh EptrSres, Silver mohnted w3
without plhtetu; Dish Covers; Casors Tea Kctlesl
Urns; Tea and Coffee Sers Egg Boilers and Egg Sands
plain and chased Walters III sues from TO- " ndhes
Flower, Fruit Jelly, and lee Cream Stands, &c, c TX
IN SfLVER WARE, ~ @tTaA 81
The variety Of nsrns md sf their assortment N
much greater than DO found any every othdr es
In this city, and the q,iy Of their Slyet Gas
well the workmanship Is MOTTO be mrpasssd III ths
United States Their assortment Of Diamond and ether
rich Jewelry, Waches CHAINS DC, Ia complete; all Of
which offered Tor sale al smal advance on the colt
the old stand No si Brgsdwsy, sign q me g6l Egie.
oct9-lyd', i'n,s.t, 'Fii' y ~ II
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sHAKsPEARE, H0TELa

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under tire firm of BERGEN X
GALABRUN, having refted and replenishei this spd
ci0us establishments aa now prepared to receive company
There hundred and nine apartments ip this heust
consisting ofdipng saloons, sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms, &C. The large may be used for balls or publ
meetings The cooking tepafhefr has been expressly ar
ranged furnish moments notice, refreshments
for any number Of PERSONS, from one 10 three hundred
be accommodated at the time There are rooms whe5e
private parties, mny be furnished with dinners sup.
pers and the tables will be rpshed with the best The ipat.
ke. affords sqs X&s Sm he bes, ssSi
the shortest notice There Viii BE lunch at ~ O'Clock
every day and attention WIN be spared to give satis
ton Men Of business and tbase visiting the city will fi
prices will be found to be moderate. The French arlh
Spanish languages arf spoken , N this s hotel -
oct g w. blihlHhgMfIOJIS GALABRfJN.l
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CABINET AND UPHOLsTERY,s
E.ST,a RI ISH1fENT,ta ittSsinf

nUANTIN & LuTz, Cabinet Makers and pp4Jlstersri
have the honor 10 inform their friends and fe pibli
attractive Bazaar Store, NJ. 2g2 CHESTNUT STREET., OPP
poste the Academy ~ Fire Arts where they now hay
icles in their line; such Chamber and boudor fh
nure, the latest Paris ye, wkicn they seat ths moot
moderate price. sIlqF'ha'i'tr lia5,"sHl fNseJi3
Grateful for the liberal patronage have Seceived WE
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same pledgng our
our patrons by the qualify and finish Of ARTICLES which
will guarantee TO be Of the best worknransp"sft
nctQA ly AsGlH Il.d lr.tI 4