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TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

,[su Tile subscriber Is now fully prepared to ur
SESi...;Sst nish Steamboat Companies with az sizes
~ m Dinpi.rs Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river the largest class ocean steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical pm
ciples combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force to the ar WIN
much less power than any other Fan or blower now IN
use, without making The least unpleasant nosr while in
motion The superiority OF this blower is at once manifest
10 any persons disposed 10 examine lis merits and Is well
worthy the special attention OF all requiring the use al
Blowers as ii is now becoming SO rapidly III general use
In preference To all others.
Difference is male 10 The following steamers which have
them in use:
Steamer Bay State, New York. b..
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer. Nortlte fner, do .. rvs ..'...
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia,
TO Iron FoUNDRiES ROLLING MILLS, &c. &C.
The subs also and keeps On hand ihl
No TO No 10, and upward, Of the above
Blowers now 80 celebrated suitable Tor all kinds Of iron
works, viz: rupolas pudding and heating furnaces io
rolling mills, lorges, Emiths fires, dc. .... b. \
JOSIAH KISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent Tor The United Suites and
the Canadas, 467 Market st Philaf oct d1y'
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Foreign Books and curiou. and Rare works

AZ Loiecr Prizes Than erer before Sold
V,HE subscriber has added immensely 10 his already
mammoth stock Of Literature, Ills late acquisitions
from the trade sales of Boston, New York and Philade
pha together with fifteen OF the finest works per the
Garrck from Liverpool, and twenty ditio per the Leon
das from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for sale give undoubied air OF richness varie
IT, rarity and 10 his stock hitherto unnppoached ON
this continent All literary men, lovers Of books ami en-
hsiass in mental investigation are solicited 10 come and
enjoy the true least o reason AMI the now OF soul
Every subject which the wit oi man las been expended
or brains turned be found here The recondlie ma
and the founder o new syst ms OF Tl'eo
ogy is each in his proper Mitch Those given 10 Necro
NANCY, Asroogy, Alchemy, Sorcery and Witchcrah VIII
be highly amused whilst the belle lettre scholar can select
rom 1900 fresh volumes, the very cream ana chei
douyres of modern English literature The best treatises
every profession aud science from the honest ploddng
farmer the enthusiastic soldier In every art and sci
ence Tie best books here embraced In the department
of elementary poe ssona reases and school books Of
every kind his stock is immense The Subscriber invites
all strangers pay linn visit before they leave the city
ne CIergymen literary characters and book collectors
generally living lines of railroad steamboat routes,
will do well to put change Of linen IN their yallses ana
come LAG Nassau street allowed by all Swans 70
be moral Of the intellectual world" Books sell
Ing hall price, literary appliances and conveniences oil
every kind gratis, wen US hest Spanish cigars anu oer
philosophical Instruments for nyeterate smokers IKE the
celebrated DR. Parr. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Mndern bookseller,
oct w. ll6 Nassau street, New York
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


" Il. PALMER'S COUNTRY NEWsPA-
v d, PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Building,
York. embraces most O the best newspapers Of all the
cities and principal towns in the United States anil Cana
da for which he is duly authorized TO receive advertise
mens aud subscriptions and fully empowered to give re-
cepts.
Merchants, manufacturers, artists and individuals gene
rally besides public Institutions, Incorporated companies
aud societies who wish 10 advertise in, subscribe for
newspapers OF section OF the country, are respectfully
invited 10 examine the files
To remove all doubts and mislppithensOns, the agent
hereby notifies The public, that no person Is authorized by
him solicit cards subscriptions for the
wslupers for which he IL the only authorized agent
The annoyance to merchants and others, growing out OF
pretended ngtnciesn tins city renders the udo
ton OF this course essentially properto guard against I'M
position.
Those therefore, who wish to transact business with his
agency, aud avoid mistakes respectfully invited 10 hand
v u. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings
ns-- The cost Of advertising country paperja list %
papers are published with the copies OF the
raj papers Tor which he is the duly authorized Agent, may
be this Office, IN tile Tribune buildings OCT ly
CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received splendid
surtment Of Velvet Pile Carpets OF various sizes with Me
,ao Ceners and very elegant borders Also with
out the Medallion Ceners but with very rich borders,
prices nearly low the quantity and quality
Carpeting by the yard. 'l.
In rich Curtain Materials and Furniture Coverings the,
have the most extensive variety In the cy consisting, II
part, Of .a
Elegant Satin Damasks
Very Rich Brocatelles
Superiine quality Satin Lame
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Curtains, &c. &c.
All oI which are offered atextremey low prices by
A. 4. STEWART Il co,
oct 3 dly' broadway and Rea,e 81.
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Steam Boat Company of Georgia.

A.s1sff All merchandise designed Tor tlie interior o
,&1f9a68Hfs the States OF GEOpGfd, SOUTH CARO-
I.Ilsn, I,fsNNESSI;E, and ALABAMA, sent via Sa
vannah, will be forwarded by tire Steam boat Company
Georgia In their Steam Boats to Augusta irec OF commits
sion, the lowest current rate OF freight 4'.t
IN addition the boat power tis Company already
possess they have under construction steam
boat unusually light DRAFT Of water and high speed, bt
expressly with view To ensure prompt transportation
Goods IN all stages al the river navigation.
Goods marked Tor The interior OF The country, after reach
ing Augusta Hamburg forwarded by the Agents
there To their final destination.
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked Ia IN Savannah.
Hills o. Lidng atvIsIsg the shipment of goods, and a
letter advising whether insured, AMI 10 what point should
always accompany the same, or be- sent by mail.
Parties Who'll been the habit Ol forwarding mer.
clanize to the interior OF Georgia by this line direct
ing the care OF X. NJ. GOODWIN will please take notice
the connexon Of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased, all future communications should be All
dressed 10
w.P. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga
RRPBRgNcRs
Messrs. Taylor a Merrill,
q Josiah Marcy a. SON. =,
g Goodine a Company, !" io'A
j.. H. Brigham, EstI
Hawes, Gray A Co, Boston,
Henry sloan, ESD, Philadelphia,
oct s-dIy' octis
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Gentlcmen's FAN and Winter wear.
WlI. II. JENNlNGs g co.,

DRApRRs AND TALoRs, importers OF Cloths, Cassn,ees
Vesiinss, Fancy Dress Articles &C. g3 Broadway Ane
rcan Hotel offer Tor Inspection extensive assortment o
and fashionable goods for Fall AMI Winter wear
iected with view 10 rendering their stock rich in quail
FOR OFERCOAY,S--B blue, black, brown olive, and
green mie cloths various shades Beaver do trab and
blue Deyonshire kersey Canada grey do; drul, blue amt
black Pilot CLOTH brown, black blue, and drab Mohair
,WISTER fRoCKs, SACKS, &c Beaver and mieh
cGI,s SS9 g a Re% 1rtes sas ssds @ ov.
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, OF iIoys, Sinons
BUSINESS AND IRA YELLING CoATs-Paid
CaHsilere, weeds, and other goods.
HgN1ING COA1S-olive, brown, and drab Moles
p1N1AL0 oMs- French, English, German and Anne,
rcan black, blue, Mixed anu fancy Casslneres selected
with reference 10 the various tastes Of numerous pa
irons in this line, To which such attention has been directed
as 10 enable us to insure tit combining aud rlcsaice
VESTS silks and s,llls, fancy do, woolpn and
and Marsees, rich SILK and Satns for Ball and Parties
ARMYAND MA YY--Experience enables US 10 furnish
Uniforms IN strict conformity with regulations, and we have
always On hand the material necessary to the different
futs1 uUALiTY READY MADE GARMENTS.
Equal TO the best custom work.
beaver, and miied cloth SurouIs; large assortment
proved styles Sacks, including blue black, brown, aud ,fab
Youths and Boys overcoais Winter Frocks, Sucks,
business and Travelling Coats olive, brown, green, aud
Coas-A Large assortment IN various colors and abrics
Coaks and Black Cloths, full and three quarter
cles, Panaloons-Black, blue, mixed, and fancy Cass.
neres plain and ribbed velveeens, for riding travelling
&c. Vtstngs Black SILK, Satin, lombazine, and Cass.
mere; fancy Silk SItin and Valencia; fguered and PLAIN
wool Velvet, black and figured SILK do Dressing GOWNS
DE LANES, Merno, and figured Muslin, great variety.
Hunting Coats, i'll various styles. I'm. .
FAN UitESS ARIICLES.--Tagl Jenny Lind,
Mazurka, and other styles fancy Cravats; Eng, French,
and Italian black s; Cruyats extra and medium quality
satin Cravats; superior black silk Satn Scaifs;
style fancy do; Merino Scar Mufes, for travel
ling, &c twIlied ana plain English, French, and India
Pocket handkerchief Gloves Chason's and Dajou's
black, white, and coored kid also Merino, Buckst, lined
teI eIlr
styles and qualities. Undervess and DIawers-Mel inu,
Silk and Buckskin, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose,
Mixed Merino, and Cotton various grades; SHIRTS,
Dosoins ana Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton. a'
PIECE GOOD.S.-Clotis Cass,meres vesimgs, &C.,
extensive assortment be found in the country,
which will be sold by the piece yard, low prices
they be bought, with the obvious advantage OF seec
ton from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
goods Eva.
Il yd' t. .
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SAMUEL HAMMOND q. CO.,
(Late Bepetlict a. Hammond

IHPORIERS or FINE VA ICHE,S,
No. al Merchants Exchange, trst door William STREET
AVE constantly lianda large aud valuable ussortm nj
~ Of fINE lrAI'CHkSol their own importation, winch
tiey are now selling al lower prices (wlieI quality com
paredD than be purchased any dealer in New York
written warrantee, IN all cases. viii be given To Tie pi,r
chaser. -
Hammond having attended solely to The repairing OF
Chronometer, Duplex, and other line Watches IN the ale
hrm Of Benedict ~ Hammond, will give his ON.
divided attention 10 that branch the BUSINESS Ia conn.
ION WIN ms present pariltr whose reputation has long
since been eshbshtd having or the last lei, years
or the trade IA tins city.
N B--A large ana valuable assortment of Jewelry Sill
yer Ware, oilice and Manel Checks &c constantly OF,
hand. ' ,ci S,Iiyv
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BRITISH
TIE GLASS UAREHOU.SE

~ PLATE GLASS WHRETOUSE,
Mo SPRUCE ST, NEAR THE CITY HALL, n Yin
IN addition To his usual assortment Of large sized LOOK
ING GLALS PLATES Of superior brilancy and beauty
and POLISHED PLATE GLASS for STORE and other
HLNDO ~ SHOW CISES De, which has been largely
increased by recent importations,
The subscriber has Tor sale, large and small sized POL
ISIfEID PLATES, Of superior g,dfiiy for LiiiI
HOUSES. Also, Jor SAY LIGHTS, Goa or Lamps
CoACH WINDOWS, GREEN HOUSES, and NAN
UFA CTOR Y WINDOWS
The OF this Glass IN windows oi stores and dwellings
IL great additional security against fire
Ssh makers and dealers will lind TO their advantage
call rs above, when prices will be furnished
oct S-diy' ISAAC l.. PLAT'r.
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~, >. rpa WIN pLICE, pHILADsLpHra.

: No. . FRANkL,iN PLINE, PHILdUELPHTf.
ouIS HART respectfully informs his friends and the
Ia puhlc al large and particularly his old patrons in Della
ware that Ills house No II Fmnkmg Place. which for
neaess and comfort well as privacy AMI queiness OF
situation unsurpassed by any public house In Phiadel
pha Is open Tor their accommodation Travellers through
and visiers the city will lind his house as desirable u
Inpinr or temporary home they rould wislwhile his
charges ranging 10 cents To- 81 day, will be found as
moderate his patrons would ask for the superior accom-
modatuns they Will obtain,
- LUNCH daily at II A. NJ; ORDINARY for the e.
pecial accommodation oi merchants and other business
men from 10 . i. NJ every day. except Sundays. PER
MASENT BOARDERS, Tor whom the best accommodations
are prepared taken on the most accommodating terms
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UARNDEN a. Co., N

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAVING DISPOSED OF their interest IN the Express be-
Ill tween New York and Boston, beg to inform their
friends AMI the public that they will devote their attention
particularly 10 the Exchange, Shipping, and Commission
business IN connection with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies at London, Paris, and Iavre.
The facilities that have been offered by the subscribers
the past few years Tor the execution o London and Paris
orders very much increased through the direct
line OF steamers from New York.
Orders for purchases be made in England France, and
other paris Of Europe will be executed, and upon the mos
reasonable terms, by agents Cash advanced and
credits given for the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid To entering and clearing goods at
the New York AMI Boston custom houses and forwarding
with the utmost despatch,
Exchange at sight, to suit constantly for sale in
London, Liverpool, and Paris.
Offices No. Wall street. New York; No Court street,
Boston; No. Cook street. and Gu Waterloo road Liver
pool HARNDEN CO.
~ Ii. Our firm in Liverpool continues give every AT.
tention 10 Tile forwarding Of n Kinds OF Merchandise upon
the most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing ships 10
all parts Of the world uct \ ly'
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ORGANS.
octsdly'

HENRY ERBEN l72 Centre street, offers for gale the fol-
Ii lowing Organs. ts' "a
Guhc Organ Of IL stops and octave Of pedal pipes.
Dimensions of lG feet hgh ~ feet and inches 'front.'
and d feet inches deep.
One Grecan Organ Of ~ stops octave of pedal pipes,
Dimensions Of 10 feet inches hig 10 feet WIDE o
feet deep
One Grecan Organ Of 10 stops, octave and half OF
pedals Dimensions Of case " feet high, feet inches
wide, feet inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops Dimensions Of
feet l2 inches high feet inches wide, and eet
deep.
Two Grecians stops 10 feet high feet inches wide,
and feet inches deep.
Two Gothic Organs Of stops feet high, feet inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep.
A variety Of Parlor Organs
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seraphne oct dly'
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CLOTHING, sc.

/, DEVLLNS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, +
No. 50 John street, corner OF Nassau.
THE Subscribers prepared with extensive
select stock oi FALL AND WINTER CLOIIfiNG
to which they respectfully invite the attention oil wholesa,
and retail buyers,
They havoc hand and in process Of manufacture up
wards OF FItTEEN THOUSAND GARMEN1iSi!
which they guarantee to be made with all the elegance
durability the best custom ir0rk OF the fashionable
houses IN the United States and at prices
LESS and thus together with the Cash syste forms III,
great secret Of their most ilattering success.
Their stock OF French, Englis German and American
Cloths Cassimeres Iesiings hearers 1toeeds De- DC, is
they venture TO asser The largest and best selected Col
similar eslablisImtnl in New York.
Their work DaIe 10 order they guarantee equal to tina
made ut the most noted merchant laors o the city, but
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash Sysea For
in every Department. they have secured the services of III,
best CATERS and Wofhpien the city affords.
Terms CASH OF delivery.
DANIEL d. j. DEVLIN,
oct Sly IS John street, corner OF Nassau
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK
THE SIIBSC RIBERS under tie firm of BERGEN &
i GAIABRlS, having retiitrd and replenised this spa.
cio,s prepared To receive company
There are one hundred and apartments in this house
Consisting of dining saloons, sitting rooms parlors lodging
rooms sc The large hall may be used Tor balls public
meetings. Tie cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish at moments notice, refreshments
for any number oi persons from to three hundred, 10
be accommodated ut the time. There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup.
be rs and tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords. Liquors and wines from tile best establish.
menis In the city. Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
the shortest notice There will be lunch at II o'clock
every day and attention will be spared to give satisac.
zion Men of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found TO be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel.
JAMES BERGEN,
oct s " LOUIS GALADRUN.
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D. HODGMAN.

MANUFACTURER and dealer every variety Of Good.
Ill years Patent Metallic Gum Elastic Fabrics, oilers oI
large and we'll selected slocK consisting IN ,, Of I'm,
following ariicles VIZ: ~ =
Patent Metallic India Rubber Shoes, Shred suspend, r.
Carriage Cloths, Macintosh Coats Machine handing, .fc
prcstrvers Coats Cloaks, anti Caps, Ieggbs oyeruils,
Gloves AR Beds and Pillows, Air Cusios Horse Covers
Camp blankets, Travelling Bags, FISHING and Iiunta
Boots Iot@cco Wallets, Batinig Caps anu Mats, DC
Also, Days Patent Hose An of which Goods are war
raled equal Tor durability and finish any IN Tie marKet
H5- india Rubber Warehouse "a MAIDEN Lane corner
NASSAU street, uctA ly'
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
M. TAI. RrondxyRy. New York.

j. B MONNOT, PRopRiEroR,
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
Of broadway, has been enlarged now to be The
most extensive that exists. ,r
The convenience, beauty and alubriy Of It's position
have caused its accommodations be so mono
olze by permanent residents Of the city to exclude the
travelling public participation IN lis comforts
fgExlensive additions have been made, however, with
view 10 set apart transient visitors suits of parlos and
bed. rooms 10 be retained at all seasons for then,
Families from aar will find the choicest accommo,
daons OF this Hotel constantly apart for them, and
every attention Nj be p 10 IL attractive 10 the
transient yisir MS Il Ias proved 10 iiose who residing in
hc vicinity III New Yok have constantly since lis open
np honorSd IL with their selection combining all the
xres of the European hotels, with the advantages
nj rs locuton oct 4 ly.
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II, WORCESTER'S
mo- Forte MI N nu factory and Ware : X Dom,
I97 Third Avenue.

Plano Forte MnnufactOry and w are HOOn,
1877 Third Avenue.
III WORCESTER offers for sale a large assortment OF
III choice Piano Furtes from to octaves in elegant
Rosew God and Mshogany cases. all OF which manac-
ture under his superintendent for sale ON reasonable
terms
Nv devong his personal attention TO the touch AND tone
of his Instruments which have heretofore been considered
unrivalled he will pdeavor to maintain their previous
pnaton respectfully solcits examination from Pro
sessors, Amateurs, and the public.
commolons wsreroom has recently been ud,led TO his
mandatory, which will afford Increased facilities IN the
selection OF instruments oct 3 ly'
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HALL, THOMPKINs a. BLACK,
---L Ia wv, IA Il(IIiA Az .l. "a

uAvE just received large OF Sheffield Plate,
III Ware, consisting IN part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles TO match their patterns
Of Silver Forks; rich Epergres Silver mounted with OF
without plateau; Dish Covers Castors, Tea Kettles and
Urns Tea and Coffee Sets, Egg boilers and Egg Stands
PLAIN aud chased Walters ~ sizes from = 10 81 inches
Flower, Fruit jelly and Ice Cream Stands &c, &c
IN SILPER WARE,
The variety OF patterns ami extent teir Is
much greater ta eau DC found al any every other
adjustment in is city, and HE quality OF their Silver Gas
well ans The workmanship In moi 10 he surpassed
United States Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jeweiry, Watches, CHAINS &c is complete; all VI
which are offered Tor sale at small advance cost
the old stand No Isl broadway, sign u the Golden Eagle
oct S-lyd' -
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Hank Books and STATIONERY

NOUThEItN merchants and others In need Of supple,
~ Tor the counting room be furnished with i,,,s.r III
journals, day books cas books bloers every ,ur.I,
oi account books manufactured IL the best materials
copying presses u every style aud price, copying iiti
nard Noyes, Cooper a Inlnls, anu t.,rma copy
INKS aud Writing nutls -
photographic blanks, bills Of exchange, bills of lalng
notes. ciecks ami drafts, circular (n II desired ~
lac slie o hand wriiiDg) furnished at notice, anu
al prices bui iitiie above culinary pruning.
PETER A. MESIER,
oct 8 iy' Siationer ana LihograpLyr ly Wall M
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JOHN NIBI.O,

HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegant estab.
III lshment, formerly known us the ALEXANDRA, No.
5JI Broadway takes pleasure In announcing to strangers
visiting the city and 10 the public that his Saloons
open or,heir reception They have been improved deco
rated, and newly furnished and every effort has been
made 10 render them the most attractive and agreeable
place oi resort IN this country.
Tie luge saloon Is cooled by perfect ventilation and a
and elegant Fountain, aud Is oniamented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers lees and Decacies OF every
kind served here during their The rooms
above, where there is welsiored Bar with choice Wines
and Liquors Of great variety are devoted exclusively Ia
gentlemen. The vister, whether seeking good prone
naoe, AN agreeable lounge, delicious reiresmets will
find them No. 557. ly'
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A. q. BAGLEY.S
CELEBRATED mpnoyEn rvrp po,xrr,

(,Lnn;EbRhIED IMPROVED EyER-POINTED GOLD
ZEN runs Pen received tile highest premium nj the
last Far ~ tie American Institute and has been ,rnour
.n ny e hii teachers OF Permaisbp IN the country 10
w. in'ey superior 10 any Gold Pen ever before intro
dnced 10 The American pubic The In.line ny,,sss ,,f
hh Pen are un"bttd, owing the total abs. nee of cor
iosipB rom any OF tile Inks uso renders IL less liabl.
y, more Easy % repair aud prevents The Necessity
W. great carr That other ARTICLES 81 the kind require
manuise'"ry, ls9 Broadway, New York. OCT 5-lyd'
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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 Of Ills former patrons IRON Inc South,
West North and East, visiting this cityto state, that
finding his old Saloon not large enough Tor their accommo-
daon susceptible ol that Establishment due I'M.
patronage hitherto bestowed upon him, lie has aban.
doed all coniiexion herewith and erected above
(4UU Broadway extensive and superby furnished Hotel
kept upon the European plan He would particularly
vie at,non TO the costly and sngarly beautiful Public
Saloons connected with lie HOTEL and further solicit trial
by "Epcures Of the proficiency Of his EevesoI "Careme
and "Soyer" who preside the Cuisines Of Tie FLO
RE,NCE SALOONS. oct S-dly'