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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-01

EaT..I S1!a pa sha Ss 9Sa ,s%
s ssS F FsI -. Il nome nome ~:
Of fo% 500 900 qantals dry cod io were
made at ss go 90 o2x, leaving none anoat unsold
ing Of No as at S.; and so bbs No as sold at So TO-
Herrings were firm, but no sales were reported:
FsuIT.Sass Of about 1900 boxes bunch raisins were
HEMr.No sales were reported; dew-rotted remained
LEAD-The last sale reported was made at "a s7h.
MoLAssEs-The market was steady, with moderate
sales chiefly to the retail trade
NAVAL sroREs-The market was quiet, and no sales
we've reported. Operators were waiting for steamers
news.
Ls-Linseed-Amsrican city pressed declined to-
day, and sales were making at SEQ, cash. English
pressing the market, and Offering at $50 $50.
market continued dull Manufactured stood a. before.
PRoylMoNs-Pork was inactive Mess was quiet at
supply light and the market steady sales 1870 bbs
made at 1910. The last sale made In kegs, brought
lSo; new was worth ~ il.S; Beef no change
RIcE-Ths market was bare and stock chiefly con.
suoAR-sslss Of go q 10 hhds New Orleans were made
at 6Xc and small sales Of Cuba Musoovado were making
At 20; 81 boxes Brown Havana were sold BY auction
TALLow::-The market remained steady. A sale of
circumstances did not trsnspre The last sales Of good
city rendered were made at loo.
ToBAcco.-We submit the usual weekly statement
exhibiting prices sales receipts and stocks hand for
the week ending this afternoon.
Sold Reed Stock
Prices. this Ueek. this on hand.
Kentucky Virginia week
and N Carolina. to 8cs $50 hhds 78o hds 1892 lids
AL
Maryland and Ohio SO lids
Connecticut seed,.. to Is % cs
Pennsylvania secd to is Ices Tics
#: .s; Il:
IMa... .....S TO - 100 bis
st Domingo. 7(8 bis 9l3 bis
The transactions continue to be light holders Of Ken
tuoky and Virginia Tobacco not inclined yet
submit any reduction Of prices, notwithstanding
heavy stock and large arrivals during the week Cuba
tobacco In freely and found ready takers which
nrinoinsx owing To tha acaroty OF other kinds Of
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WhiR. Dem.
GOVERNOR.
James M. Edmunds. Epep. Rawson.
LIEUT. GovERNoR.
Hiram l.. Miller VIM; M, Fenton'
CONVENTIONAL lad dist
J. w. Gordon. Chas. E. Stewart
Member to the Legislature are also to be elected.
NEW JERSEY.
GOVERNOR.
William Wright. Daniel Hanes.
Members TO the Legislature are also TO be chosen
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he market closing with more steadiness
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcArIoN
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Sec md Board.
Nsvv Stock Exchange
CTS TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 90
The market for -four continued steady at yesterdays
quotations, with fair amount of sales chiefly for do
mestic consumption. There were sales Of wheat
made at full prices Corn opened at yesterdays quo
stons, but closed at about one cent per bushel adj
vance Meal continued firm. Rye and Oats continued
before In provisions sales we're moderate without
material change in prices. In groceries transactions
very light, and chiefly confined to the retail trade
Asnss--Pots were steady at So So and pearls at So
with small sales
Brssw.1--sales of 1000 1000 lbs yellow were report
ed at ~ n 241f cts
BREADsTUFFs FtourSales Of 1000 obls nav C;snasae
made at So b6 1000 do half Michigan and half Bpf
slo city sold ut So 56 sales of 1000 bills Oswego sod
at So so SO 664 400 do Genesee sold at Sc S6i.
So 62H Other sales of Geneae and Oswpro foofea
up about 4000 bbs at IS 6614 So 62a Southern CON
tnued in light supply, and prices firm Sales OF 500 bbls
Of Georgetown were made at SO rs Wheat--A sale of
$500 bushels OF 8enesee made ut ST. AZ delivered in
Brooklyn small lot Of Western was made at 81 %;
samples pretty freely offered change but lots
generally held above the views OF buyers Corn
The market opened with GALES of mixed at 10 cts and of
yellow rs cts when greater hrmnesa became
and sales made at ~ 40 cts ut which the market
closed with frmness. OF the former sales embraced
p500 bushels Of yellow ut cts and 1000 5000 do mixed
At 70 es aad oths latter sales embraced ab0 1000 90
Eat yellow NJ ~ cts aud 10000 chiefly mixed at ~ ets
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5000 bushels of which for export to England Meal
Sales OF about 1000 bbls New Jersey at 80 37h
were made at So a. Rys-sales of about 1900 bushels
were made at % cts. Rye Flour worth 81 SIX
S. Oais- Of cargo or two made at 4s cts
Bartsy-Sales of $500 bushels made ut 80 cts
CASDLEs-sperm continued firm at SO cts
CorFEE-The stock of Brazil WAS said to be reduced
to some 800 or 900 bags and 700 800 do Of Lsguayr
while Java, st Domingo and Maracaibo ali 10 light
supply. Two carsoes of Rio had arrived at Baltimore
No sales or moment were made at private SALE sales
ST $50 bags Rosighty damaged made by aucl ion
part at Ga cts months, aud part at 5h 56 cts cash
Holders having been less pressing TO day
sales have fallen of in and do not exceed
1900 baes at steady prices mddng New Orleans bring
ing 80 CTS ana good middling s1a to cts; fair New
FIsn-rhere were arrivals of any kind; and no
sales or dry cod we're reported Mackere-Sales of .
3OO Dds were made, consisting of No. at So lax
Ss 20 There was no change in other kinds Shad-
sales OF Connecticut we're making at So l2H l2h
made at las $3.50 per ton, and 80 do water rotted
sold at $l15 per ten, months
LFAD-ihe market was quiet, and no sales reported.
MoLAssEs-Sales of l37 hhds Porto Rico were made
by auction at % 80 cents, months
NAVAL STORES The market was quiet, and no trans
same
-Linseed-Engish in small lots was selling at 81
90 cents In large parcels It held at 56c, while 90
was rhared City pressed American continued in fair
demand at 90 cents Country in barrels quote ut So
cents Sales OF winter spermwere made at 25
unbeacned We quote at 100 cents There change
IN crude sperm whale both Of which continued dull
fdm-About ~, 900 lbs. common sold at ~ cents.
PRoyIsIoNs-The mark ct for mess pork remained no.
minal ut So 100 barrels from Boston reported sold
at s4 49, 100 do prime sold At $40 75 and 100 do
do we're sold at 50 Si1a Beef-n mess aud prime sales
confined to the retail trade 100 barrels beef hams
were sold at S2 70. Lard-Sales of 100 tierces were
made at 10 cents aud so do at l0A sales of
city in tubs were made ut llA cents CheeseSalss OF
500 600 boxes OF Herkimer daries made ut 7hc
Butter--No change
RIoE-No sales were reported while prices remained
the
srrD-A parcel of Sicily nseed sold at lS7 cents 4
months; clover remained steady at 7ac.
SuGAR-No sales of Muscovado reported Sales
OF 80 hhds. New Orleans sold by auction 6c 5.3lc
TALLow-The sales within few days have reached
10000 u To- coo lbs, ut loo.
Observation-Disclosures continued dull ut 32sc
WAsKEy-sales OF 1856 barrels including some lots
Western and State prison. made at
32c u 3lia
FRE'GHrs-For grain to Ireland Cd asked; to
Liverpool cotton taken fiji up at "a; grain and
nour To the same port were nominay the same. 10
LONDON there was change. Cotton to Havre sc.
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BY THE MAILS.
WA,H,reroy. Oct. rs, lel7.

wAsHrrsros, Dot. as, 1877
Gen. Scott Mr.. Tyist and the Union.
The Governmental exponent makes delicate alusion
to General Scott in the number for Saturday night,
which II "shuoked out" will prove to be osnsure.for
the late srnistioe At least has awful squinting
| that way Mr. Richie says
ave shall still refrain from any remarks this sub
ject We disposition to prejudge the oourse OF
Gen Scott, or Of Mr. Tnst We shall walt TO hear tho
which induced the General to grant an armstics
and 10 enter into negotiation though apprshsnd IL
has cost the country precious lives Of her sous
Something wrong here-something which looks back
with regret to the loss Of the Lieutenant General hs
had there all this trouble might have been svoded
To him could have given carte blanche and he would
have given . treaty but neither Scott nor Trist
conformity separately could Be entrusted With letters
Of full discretion
But now air wherein have they failed to meet the
strict letter Of their Instructions well tho very
sIe propos,ton We venture to say has Mr. Trst fallen
short Of ranecendsd his nsructions not In one so
sry scton has SCOTT failed Of his object except In the
srmstics where diplomacy stepped in under orders from
Washington, to try its good ONCE.
g., ~ os r ,ns he knows them already Gen scots
note TO Anna proposing the armistoe refers TO
the "rsasons Of which was to stop this "unnstu
raj war; through the fundamentally Of negotiations
for wboh purpose Mr. Trist was the spot With his
propositions in his hat We understand the object OF
Sss,sr We Trst went down to AK
the Mexcsns to treatthat he could not get hearing
before the advance OF Gen Scott upon tbs capital and
that then with his army under the walls having driven
In its defenders, Gen Scott proposed hearing OF Mr.
Trist and II was granted.
Now whether Gen. Scott had had not the power to
right into the city after the battle Of Churubus
CO. amounts 20 nothing He had his instructions 10 ODD
tain for Mr. Trist possible opportunity 70
lay his articles OF peace before the Mexicsn autnones
Here opportunity suggested by the enemy anu
seized by Gen Scott Whatever may hav. been h tns
motive OF the enemy, the armistoe was suggested ~ nm
with view to hear what Mr. Trist had to ssy sS
be De- gu,vre but might also De an Unss ~ an
faith for proceedings which would bring tns wal ,s
honorable close, and save the further wsss ~ ~
aa Gen scott refused TO listen to this suggeson le
Judgment OF the administration might have pesn
him in making the intermnaole y sucn t .
yhsrsas suspepson and conferences between .ns pa
Ia egents Of he two parties might have terminaedt IN
unnatural var" IN q treaty OF 'aEm sud uhi'ef"
Cen Scott, th.p had no alternative bat 70 propose
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Died,
On the Goth inst ANNE KELLY, wife of Thos. Kelly,
in the 45th year Of her age.
Her friends aud those of the family earnestly
quested to attend her funeral Thursday 2sth INST
half past o'clock from the residence of her husband,
617 Greenwich street. ,
On the Goth inst at No. 80 Stanton, Of For
syth street, Mrs ABIGAIL WERTs of congestion CT the
brain, aged rs years, 3 months and days.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock.
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BosroN, October 26th, P M.-The market continued
firm and sales of 2OOO barrels made including
brands Genessee Oswego and Southern brands at
SIS SIX a ST. Wheat-No sales made. Corn
Sales of 5000 bushels made including sound mixed
at 70 cents, and yellow do at 81 cts Oats-Saes Of
1000 bushels were made at % cents. Rye-The market
frmer, and sales of 1000 bushels made at 81
There was no change in provisions Whskey continued
firm.
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Legislative Proceedings.

ALBANY, Dot. rs, ls47.
The bill to establish teachers Institutes was ordered
to third reading
The resolution calling Congress to abolish the
frsnking privilege was adopted-i7 to3.
The bill to provide for the election Of local ofcers
ordered to third reading.
Mr. BuRSHAM offered resolution to reduce the per
diem Of Members Of Congress.
Mr. SPENCER thought they would be regarded at ash
ington as the mersst dabbers Not having quorum to
do their business they employed their tine in med
ding with that Of other people He opposed to re.
duong the per diem allowance but he would favor IL
hitting the duration Of the long sessions Of Congress
pay members fixed salary. Laid on the table
Mr. SPENCER brought in bill relative to the fees OF
county clerks.
The bill for the election of local oosrs TO discharge
the duties Of county judge and surrogate passed.
bill for the incorporation Of villages, and making
appropriation to facilitate the system Of international
exchanges, WA ordered to third reading.
Assembly.
The bill relative to incorporation Of charitable and
other benevolent societies. was referred to BE- reported
complete.
Mr. SMALL introduced bill for election by the people
of port war dsps and hsrbor masters of New York
The House went into committee the blu relative 10
the education Of colorsd children In New
bill from the ssusts for the election Of local oosrs,
was received and sent to select COMMITTEES, who dis
agreed with the amendments Of the Senate and the
house non -concurrsd In the amendments suSsti-
tute for the whole bill then introduced by order Of
the house but Its third reading objected TO; It
will have to lay over.
The bill for the election Of county trsasurers was on
Its fna passage when the house adjourned.
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ALBANY, Oct %, 7. M-Flour-The market continu-
sd dull at So 37h n So so. Wheat-The market con-
tinued ar and sales Of 1000 bushels of Genesee
made at 81 40 Barley continued in good request and
sales Of 10 600 bushels made Soc for two rowed
and at $40 for four rowed Oats Sales OF 1000 bushels
were made at 45c. Whiskey continued firm. Receipts
by canal during the preceding ~ hours, fol-
lows Flour, H. 800 bbls wheat, 5000 bushels corn,
20 600 bailey, 5000 do Vessels rather scarce and
frephts nrmer
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HERxIMrR, Oct. 20, ls47.
The Democratic Mass Convention met Ut Hsrkimsr
day, at O'Clock. w. c. Crane was appointed TEN.
porary chairman. Committees appointed to re-
port su table officers for the meeting.
They reported for President c. C. Cambrslepg
They also reported sixteen Vice Presidents and four
Secretaries. Mr. Cambrslsng installed President.
Committees were appointed to prepare address and
resolutions resolution offered that the oonvsn.
ton will proceed to nominate ticket for State on
1t violently opposed by Wilmot, Of Psnnsylva
MIA Van Buren,, Of New York, and others and defeated
Wilmots speech was vindiostion Of his prsviso and
denunciaton Of its 6pposers His language was ncend
airy and his delivery most passionate was speak
ing observed to be In tears The address
very long, and read by Mr.. Van Buren,. 1t will be
found to be extraordinary document. great
Der Of resolutions reported The following
among the number
Resolved therefore, That in the territory Of Oregon,
and in any territory hereafter acquired by the United
States this continent neither slavery involuntary
servude should be allowed while II remained under tho
dominion Of the Union, except for CRIME whereof the
party shall be first duly convicted.
second resolution adopted, calling State Con-
vention at Herkmer the 22d Of February next for
the appointment Of thirty six delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, in lS4s.
Address and resolution unanimously carried.
Messrs. Cambreling, Van Buren, and others made
ng administration and anti-slavery spesches
Mr. Richie denounced.
The convention adjourned at O'Clock in the evening
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CorToS Goops EXPORTED FROM

This IS at the rate of million dollars per aunum
This trade increasing with wonderful rapidity and 10
destined long, to form Of the important
features in foreign export trade 1t Is but few
years since the rst package of domestic cotton goods
shipped from this country and the trade has already
become large. The increase within the next ten years
win exceed that of The pnst ten
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TELEGRAPIIIC.

BALTIMORE, Oct 26-P M-Flour-The market was
dull for Howard street at IS So with light sales Wheat
continued firm at 81 25 81 81 for good Maryland reds
Receipts were Light and transactions moderate. Meal
was dull at SO 6lh. Corn Inactive while prices
NAMED the There nothing doing worth re
porting. Whiskey continued firm. No sales of conse
quenco were making in PROVISIONS and prices stood
ABOUT the same. There want Of animation in
the markets generally. The weather fine aud colder.
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Heavy Freshets and Great Destruction or
Property.

has ransd here for the last three days. and the rise
In the Little Miami river is unprecedented Immense
quantities ofgrsin have been destroyed and the fence.
for the distance Of nfy miles along the banks Of The
river, have been swept away.
The Ohio river at Cine nnst il rising 1t the rate Of
one foot and half per hour and nearly all Of it, lower
tributaries are overlooking The bottom lands are
vered with water.
All the beautiful and fertile gardens on the Mil Creek
bottom just below this city flooded and their valus
able productions will doubtless be entirely destroyed
The canals have been greatly damaged, more ssps.
cay the Little Miami canal the squeduct Of which has
been carried away, - also the railroad bridge.
ALBANY, Oct -, lS<7.
There Is freshst In the rIvsr-ths heavy rains North
and West have raised the water here six snes last
niQht
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Died.

On Tuesday, 26th inst at st. Johns Chapel, by the
Rev. DR.. Berrian MATHEW CAMPBELL to MARY A.
HARRIorr, both OF this city
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The Yellow Fever.

The Board Of Health Of New Orleans oficially an.
that the prevailing epidemic (ysllow fever had
nearly disappeared.
The only intermsnts which took place ct New Orleans
on the 10th were-Hugh Dunlap, Of New York; and W.
Homer Of Massachusetts,, who died from other causes
than fever.
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'INHS BKc ATHiNG APPARATUS--Do you feel an op.
precision IF the chest. accompanied by pain when
draw ong BREATH Do cough blood pus othy
matterl Are deuged night in cold raonl Is
yur strength Eng aud your face and form daily
more attenuaehf Ii have all of these symptoms
the high road consumption, indeed your lungs
not already affected whether they not you may
obtain pcfminent from usiug Dr. w Vondersmiths
Indian Cough Balm aud Lung Dalsan. More than hun
dred certificates eau be seen at Office. ateed before
Mayor OF hls cy) fom thai of con-
sumption Please call ana examine for youse f.
Mr. Duscnbury, no AstoI House cured of diseased lungs
and throat
Mr. Holland, No. 10 Ann street cured of consump ion
James Henderson, No 1908 Washington street. cured of
cUnsumptnn and liberated throat
b Neson Laraber board of the New Jersey Ferry Boat
foot of Couadt cured Of consumption and liver
plant -
DR. Ell w vONDERsMiTH. Office for the treatment
Of all diseases of the lungs, liver and chest So Barclay stet
New ork. OF ltsm
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PETERsBURo, Oct. 70, r. N.
fine, braciDg, cold northern wind prevailed this
morning
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.Gfk FOR LIyERPooL-New Line-,Regular rssk
WIXH ct Of 26th November-Thc new aud splendid fast
- sailing packet shp ROSClUs. asa Eldridge mas
"t !. pow loading and will sail ~ above, hertegn az day.
Ort r. K COLLINS. 20 South Al
The ship siddons Edward Cobb master, will suo.
eesd the Rosen and sail 2eth December her regular day
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IN T e L L / GLE NOE
ITO THEE
i A r Il s = M Q M y n =
Il E L n q X A r HIC.

Latest from Texas.
sWAsHISoroS, Oct. 26-6 p. NJ
The New Orleans mail Of 10th has been received.
Inc steamship Galveston arrived at New Orleans from
Galveston bringing date from that Mace To the 18th in
slant.
The Piedyune says thai the fever was prevailing st
Galveston to alarming extent-3s ntermsnts having
taken place for the week ending lath
Col Isaac Van Zsndt, one of the candidates for Co
vernon and formerly ministerial Texas fromths United
States, died at Houston from fever, on the 18th
The Teras Cipiiian estimates the present population
of Texas at l23 900
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f&K FOR NEW ORLEANs-Loui.ans and New
KE&f York Line OF Packets-Very Reduced Raes-Posi.
nse6uyey the first and only regular packet to I'll To
m9rro" Ihursis., October oath The and splendid fast
ms,r Is now loading and will positively sail above Der
For freight or passage having speldid unshed
taodaons apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
rect, orfo H.. X COLLINS sd South
roSyely no freight will be received board after this
tWedoesdayD evening, October 27tl,.
Passengers Will please he board Orleans wharf foot Of
Wall street 70. morrow, Thursday, Oct a. IL o'clock.
which time the ship will sail.
&Aaent ia New OIeans Mr.. VIM Cretyy, who will prompt
" FORWARD all goods 10 his address
The packet ship LOUISVILLE will succeed the Samuel
on m
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CRYS fAL LODGE, No ISL o. Of o. F-The members
~ of Crystal Lodge requested to attend the
of the Lodge their No. All Broadway Thurs
day the 28th business Of importance
be brought before them BY order of -
WM T.. BERRrES, secy og7 2t'rc
- ESOLUrIONS PASSED BY THE MERGE CLUB,
~ their srmory, Mercer House Oct u.s. 8 by Captain
J. NJ. Tune
Resolved That members the Mercer Club mpathze
with the epend.nt Tonpkns Blues, the relatives and
friends the late Lieut. Col Charles T. Baxter their loss
OF q mandant, son, and friend.
And be it further solved That several ions with
Charles Baxter have ever found hun good and
perfect soldier; and country ha, found him That
commel ded him TO be-a Hero.
Resolved That the above resolutions be published in the
o27 2ns-je WIN. PALMER, Secretary.
OSTA small gold epae ladys Watch, dial, with
IL bunch Of seals 81. The finder will receive liberal
ward by BRINGING 1t to 80 Broadway. OF 3t.rc
OEFIs Z OF THE NEW.YOhK, fkOYlDENCE AND
" BIOS ON RAIL ROAD co New York. October &c,
I87A dividend Of Two Dollars and fifty per share
payable LIST November The transfer books will b, cosed from
OF sis'fc : 80 j. aINToUL. Clerl.
VASTLY IMPORTANT TO kVEoY MAN. AND
particularly TO economical persons JOHN h.
SCOTT 81 Nassau street wishes call the Of
tie men hts of le Shut Collars Gloves
Nc aud especially 10 his assortment Of Under shirts aud
Drawers They being the leadr articles TO he @ which he
rrats ,shing without shrnkiog and the
they will be sold of only yer above
the first cost Call ad juuge for yourselves at "a Nassau
street, opposite Herald Office. Established 1885.
o27 l2t~rc
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LNYt AND EAR-Dr fO ELI attends exclusively TO
II Diseases Of the Eve and Ear. from to o'clock at his
office. 26l Broadway, consr Of Warren street.
DR. POWELL Trestse the rye, its diseases ard their
cure with rules for the selection of spcrtaces Nc.
P,lce 50 Can be had Office aud OF all boosceB
Just Imputed Artificial Eyes OF superior beauty aud finish.
The ubc requested call and examine Dr. Powelps
Self Acng Eye tounau Jet Dnuche Bah. for strength
ening the Eyes, which has receed Diploma a. the Fair
from th- American destitute. o27 mere
II GUEhnEAN ROOM FOX sALE-We fitted up.
- lee on good viii be sold with furniture Instruments
show Signs &c without the The
mtend leaving the city, IL he with purchaser: Apply
the ID gueuean Rooms 81 Atlantic street BROOKLYN. In
will be given not with the
buliness Rent cheap. o27 ltsm
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Nv ANTED--6y young who has great experience IN
w the Canadian trade, and who well with the
merchants throughout the Canadas 81 uaon whole
se dry goods establishment Satisfactory reference
given. Address A ii. e, No IL Barclay street. New York
o2S