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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20

MONEY MARK EFT.
Tuesday, Oct. 1916 p. NJ


In consequence of the celebration day laying the
stone Of the Washington Monument neither Of
the boards Of brokers in session. and there
fore without usual sales Of stocks The effect of the
European upon the stock market did not appear
and shall have to wait the meeting Of the boards to-
Wsdnesdsy-fo further developments
The news from England commercially, is exceedingly
important and the failures concerned much
unfavorable than generally anticipated, but
not much would have been the had
been intimately connected with these houses The
heaviest failures among those reported concerned
In the East India trade and many Of them in way
connected with this country We shall consequently
escape great degree these disasters which different
state of things would have created.
The Citizens Insurance Company of st. Louis have
dsolarsda semi annual dividend of twenty per cent.
The value Of merchandise exported from Boston to
foreign ports, for the week ending Oct. 10th, was
$ass,7o9 Of which $l4Os6l in domestic products
$2s,s67 in foreign products, and SHASTA In specie
The Georgia Railroad Company have declared dvi:
dsnd Of three per cent from the profits Of the past six
months.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of each
Of the banks in New Hampshire the nrst Monday Of
September, le47, compared with previous returns
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meg yst. rye sAilAsss Asa - sAs sassass-ass'sss
:Ijes EsTs6g::, SfFs4I: .y Iiv'''ssi VI ui Wild
brsmsI bark Casoils, 1osehsa. Dysusn, th uls with
udss 70 Fsvsassd sshum.ohsF Oh asiant lat q H. Lon
IN heavy gale mAia topssi and fore topmast stay.
sails 9th nsrant st q o. lon g. ship With sails
set 10th inst loS ~ saw shp with loss Of main
tnp gallant st. strefi
Bark Odd Fellow Dennson (of Portlandl Marseies IS
DAYS. with mdse John Michel Sd lat S. Ion 81
60 spoke ship Hermann wel,h.s days from Richmond for
Venice.
Bog Petrol, Msybee, (of Esspor) Malaga TIN ult with
fruit wine &c, 10 Aqu,re X Gsuay Sept off Cape Ira
lgsr spoke bark Paomac from Palermo for New York The
came III ough the Straits from Malaga for New Orleans.
brg John Eader Johnson Savannah 10 days, with
and rice 10 X M Deinlll
Schr A Simpson, Simpson, Machias.
Schr Baltimore, Allen, Calais.
schr Lawrence, Baker. MIDI. eown.
Schr Wankina, Crane, Dennis. fish.
Schr Norton Connah. Plymouth, fish.
The Arcole from Live rpoo which arrived here Mon
day, sailed "a hou ee the ship Europe and
with he. as stated in the E.'sreport.
Below.
Bark Chatham Young Malaga 7h ult with fruit Howes
Godfrey X Co.
Also brigs, unknown
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Died,
On Monday evening, 18th inst, OSCAR youngest son
of Charles and Margaret A. Boander aged mon tbs
and 10 days
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this day (Wednes
dsy) at O'Clock from the residence of his parents In
Harrison street. opposite Chsver place South Brooklyn
On Monday morning, 18th inst Of cholera infantum,
FREDERICK j., infant son OF James M and Mary L.
Jsques aged two months and nine days.
His remains will be taken to Port Richmond, Staten
Island for interment this day, "Wednesday at Tx
O'Clock A from ~ Dominick street
On Monday, 18th instant, of consumption, BRIDGET
MILLION wife Of Robert Million, aged SO years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, and OF
her brothers Daniel and Louis Martin to
attend her funeral this "Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence, 2l4 Church street.
On Monday 18th inst after short but illness
PHILIP MAHoSEY 10 the 3Oth year of his age, native
of Kenmare, County Kerry, Ireland,
The friends of the family and those Of his brothersin
law John Michael aud James Mahoney are respectful
invited to attend his funeral this day "wednesday
at 3k O'Clock from his late residence, Theatre alley
without further invitation
On Tuesday, 10th inst, Mrs MARIA LEoNoRr, wife Of
Lewis Leonori.
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the
2st inst from her late residence 449 Broome street.
near Broadway. The remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct l9, lS47.
The installation Of Mayor Swift for the term for which
he chosen at the recent election took place this
morning in the Common Council chamber in the pre-
sence of the members Of both branches.
The Saturday Courier up before Judge Par
to day. when he refused the prayer Of the tou
er, Mr. McMakn, to allow appeal to be s'ken pre.
vious to the sale The establishment and thu whole In
terest Of the WILL therefore be div posed of at
public sale tomorrow, at IL O'clock at thu Exchange in
this city.
The foreign news has, Of COURSE cause small sort of
panic in markets, and very few transactions took
place on 'change.
Sales OF Stocks at Phitailelphia.
Der. 19-FRsr BoARD-20oo ResdipK Railroad Bonds 7o
so State S. 76 1900 Wilmington abroad g. SIS 100 Morris
Canal Iii IS Lehs Canal Scrip 86 Spring Garden IS
'65 co.
AFTER sALEs-l5o schuylk Navigation, S. S3 IS; 5000
do 63 30 Pennington Copper II; 200 Reading Railroad 20;
SECOND BoARD-4 Grard Bank II; $500 Reading Railroad
Bonds 7o 5000 State S. 76h; Is Farme and Mechsncs
AFrER sALEs4 Union Canal s 10 do. 80; 1000 Reading
Railroad Bonds 7O 100 Girard Bank II; so
Canal IL; ITO Allegheny Copper, 5x
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Passenger Arrived.

uRa-Steamsh,p Miasouri-Mr Delaporte, Mr. and
Mrs Mace Mr. Ketz MdIle Erne ne Centurier Mr. lseln,
sister aud servant DR. Rodner and servant, Or Naboune
Swift bearer Of despatches the governmen) Mr. Daus Mr.
johnson aud Mr. Perpgnau Madame Desbodes Of Phila
depha; Messs Binoche Moeau, Marchal, Levos Mr. and
Mrs Wllemant Mr. osl,ee, Mr. Pady Mrs Parker and chill.
dren, Mesirs Basalou Rosa Olombel Wiber Seheicher
Rodggusz Henry Lsce;ne MI and Mrs Bocker Mr Mun,ce
and Mr.. tentho1 Ssushter and niece Nh and Mr.. Ross,
Daniel Bohme, Nars and Bne. Messrs Folain Benjamin
Livingston Ethan, Basquin Mrs Weger Mrs Mrs
Bonssant.
LoNpoN-ship Welliogton-RevJ jenkins, lady, 6 chill
aIea and servant; Rey Mr Ress lady and child L9ndon
Pascal, Germany; Koran, O Sherman, Gannett, =
Hart Hunt Eliroy Brook. Wood, London, and 1872
! the steerage. - -
u Isaac Cohen and lady MISS Cohen Miss Cohen Sa
yappsh; Landre tn Charleston, Sc w T Corbett Ha
milton u CT + e Velth Veith Hull, Eng; Arthur D'Ar
cey DR. Robert Stevenson, Monaghan,
Miss Green, York; Mrs Bursey and family do-32o in
the steeYaGe .
schmidt A Tudarof, + Harpe-2s in the steerage
MISUNDERSTANDING thcmer-Mrs II Dickson and
family; Miss Gilman Mrs John Wood Mrs Hitchcock Miss
HIrchcock " Boesch, Patrick ODonnel, Eugene Dent
Thos Deseaur, II Devgett, Blake stone, WI Tefs
Chearlucy, Cbsarlucy. Il Chappel john Brennan rem
Whaley P Jenkins Jas Boweu, Harvey Phillips, Wn
Dunn, and in the steerage.
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BY TIL e M ALL 8.
BAlTrMokr, OCT. 10, leA'

BALTIMORE, Dot, ", I697,
.acguittal of John Grassy.
John Grassy. the young man accused of robbing the
office of MIR Hutton of securities to the value of about
$4,000 and returning them through the hands Of Priest
Hickey yesterday honorsbly acquitted by the
court. The Rev Mr. Hickey testified chat he had
ceved the papers through the confessional and not In
his capacity citizen and therefore declined tss
tify In this he sustained by the court On the
part of the accused he proved conclusive aib that be
In with his brothers during the whole night
OF the robbery and found in bed by Mr. Hutton at
three o'clock in the morning. af he heard
of the robbery 1t matter of surprise that the
cused did not call Mr. Hickey to testify that he had
connection with the matter IL said that the
nsy returned through the hands Of Irish Catho
lie girl to give to Priest Hickey, but that she had
connection with the robbery.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 10.
Owing to the circumstance Of its being of hol-
day, In consequence Of the ceremonies performed In
honor Of the laying the stone of the Washington
monument, combined with the receipt of the Cambriss
by telegraph, published in an Ertra Herald bust
ness was in q measure suspended 'Change thinly
attended, and transactions of all kinds comparatively
limited Merchants were inclined to pause till the re-
cept of private letters The few sales made in -four and
grain indicated material change in prices Holders
OF indian stood out for cent or two more per
bushel which not conceded by purchasers. There
sales Of pork indicating some improvement In
mess while prime remained about the same. Groceries
quiet.
ASHES Small sales Of pots made at So co. and of
pearls at So
BREApsruFFs-F iour-Sales 200 bbls new Genesee
made Sc 62H other sales In various small lots
footed up in all about 900 bills, including Michigan
at SO 90; and Oswego at IS 56}&c 20J do Adams
brand sold at Sc 6ah and small lot 900 bbls new
railroad sold at 81 6O southern remained firm at pre-
prices Wheat-No sales were reported Corn
Holders hrmer and asked Too for mixed, and
70 for yellow Mea!.salss Of 400 bbls Western New
York made at SO go We heard OF no sales In that
Receipts down the Hudson River October IN and 18Th
c ct1nf Meal. 1870
Wheat 1890 1890 bushels
Rye. '..''''. ..'''''' '''''' a. ZOO sOo
corrrn-No sales we're reported. ''0'
CorToN-The market was unsettled by the news and
heard of no sales worth reporting.
FIsH-Sales of 800 quintas Of dry Cod were made at
So 56H So go (good quality There $500 quin-
tails afoat unsod Mackerel dull sales of 200 800
bbs were made including No. Is, at So so So No. %
at Sc rs ST. and No 50 at SIS 25 There remained 400
500 bbls afoat uns"ld Herring-Sales Of 1000 boxes
made including scaled at 55 cts No. Is at ~ cts
and No IS at 80 cts.
HEMp-No sales reported.
LEAD-Saes of 1900 pigs were made yesterday after
noon at 81 62h
NAVAL sroREs-Dealers waiting steamers mail
news.
Ons-Transsctions suspended, while prices re-
manned nomnally the same
PRovrsIoNs-Ssles of 200 bbls pork made at
Sl4 s7K and 100 200 do prime, were made at $40 So
There nothing doing in other descriptions.
RIcE-Sses OF 100 tierces of the crop, received
per Southernor TO- day were sold on private terms.
SUGAR-No transactions were reported. Prices re-
NAMED about the same.
WHALEBoNE continued dull
WBsKEy-State Prison, in bbls, held at 800, but
sales reported. Drudge also frmer.
FREIoHrs-We heard of no engagements Of moment.
Rates remained nominaly the same.
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The aggregate movement has been reduced since
April last $4s6,e76 This decrease has been confined
almost entirely to the circulation there having been
reduction in that department Of $476,56O within the
past SIX months. The fluctuations which have taken
place In the circulation of this bank within the eighteen
MONTH"; have been enormous. We cannot account for
the rapid increase and decrease we do not understand
the necessity for such tremendous changes in such an
important department Of any banking institution
They ruinous to those engaged in commercial pur-
suits, and bank properly conducted would not exhibit
such expansions and contractions. The discounted
paper Of the above bank not considered good on the
first Monday of October, lsi7, compared with April
last, Ia ranked a follows
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Cleared.
Bsrk-Ocia, tuew) Stark, St Marks, &c, Hurlbut &
Co
Bngs--Vnncouver, Switzer. Kingston, Jam, Nesmith
Walsh Helen Maria, Giles, Bermuda W A Davenport.
Schs-George jones, Lock. Savannah, Paitsn; Ann,
ton N Ci Mary w, Cathcart, Richmond.
soopsOscar Godfrey, Fall River; Willard Dennis Pro-
whence.
Arrived
French mail nshp Missouri. MORN, Cherbourg LIST
instant
Steamship southerner Berry Cha lesion IS hours to spof
ford ieston X 20. At oclo Sunday, passed steamer
Nanssan.st a. hours from New York for New Orleans
Monday O'clock NJ Hatteras Light then in sight passed
the steamer Norhe-r and Palmetto the former for Charles
ton the latter for New Orleans both from New York
Packet ship Wellington, Chadwick, London and Porte
mouth, se. " with mdse to Grinnel M,nfum Co Oct
9th and 10th, experienced heavy gales from NV,
sails, &c hh lM II W. Ion 90 spoke shp O.ceos for
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CADEMY OF LANGUAGES. 1873 Broad way.-Lessous
"A In the French, Spanish German Italian and English
languages Taught in the above Academy every day from
sococS, A. TO 10 o'clock ait.r new aud practical
daily epg-ged this Academy A spectral course for Ladies
language ded to by competent teachers Wantcd-An
English and Spanish Teacher. o2o % eodsrc
TSO KAVELnERs-ravelers will fad Dr. halph's
PrscricaI Tteat,se Invaluable companion ia OF
need The recipes faithfully given IN PLAN LANGUAGE
aboftye or ventive teaaent co.. tans much inorma
ton xiv en- In other work. and must be read TO be
Clay Co, 80 Aun street. and for sale BY all booksellers
Also bv the author Greenwich street Mail free by post
o20 il*c
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TELEGRAPHIC.

New ORLEANS, Oct. l2-Cotton-The market con-
tinusd firm without salss of moment. Good fair we
quote at Ike ll11c good and choice llAc lao /;
stock 900 bales Flour Sales Of 5000 barrels were
made consisting Of Illinois and Ohio brands at 81 SO
81 rs Whest-The market continued bare Of sup
Corn-Salss of about 10000 bushels were made
chiefly sound western mixed, at SO cents. Oats
Sales of 5000 sacks made at 80 cents prime st.
Louis held at 80 cents Sugar dull; strictly
prime to choice N. O sales at OF ia Whiskey
81 an Provisions change. Sterling bills q
81 premium NJ Y. sigh, do. discount. Freights.
change.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1873 O'Clock, Is min, P. M.
The extensive printing establishment Of Charles
snder in Franklin Place. above Chestnut street.
destroyed by fire this evening Owing to the exertions
of the Hremen the surrounding property preserved
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1910 p M.
The upper stories Of Alexsuders printing Office were
burned out Nothing more.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 10, P. M-Ths news brought by the
steam ship Missouri at New York. and by the Cambria
at Boston, received here by telegraph and had the
effect of unsettling the market Before the receipt of
the holders of produce were firm. Subsequently
no operations were made, and merchants seemed in
cned to wait for fuller development of particulars
mail before moving Mess pork was held at hrmsr
prices, and whiskey also continued firm Nothing
freights stocksMaryland per cent interest bonds
steady at SO.
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BANKS OF New Hampshire

These returns show steady increase In the move
ments Of these departments, during the past three
years There appears to have been steady
pansion in the banking movement Of all the New
England states, but We do not look upon this
increase being H. Ultimate in the slightest de-
gree Within the past five years, there has been
wonderful increase In every branch of industry in New
England and there has consequently, been greater de-
mand for banking facilities which the banks have in
measure supplied We much rather this gradual
but steady Increase than those fluctuations which have
heretofore been sudden and frequent SO long as
the inorssss In banking capital keeps pace with the in
in trade and commerce, there will be very little
danger Of running into exremesvery little fear from
an initiation of credits.
a The semi. annual report Of the Mechanics Bank Of
Augusta, Ga of the first Monday in October ls47 pre-
sents the annexed statement of it's condition
MEcHANlos' BANK OF AUGUSTA GEO.
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Naval.
The U. S. steamship Allegheny, Capt Hunter, from
Pttsburg via New Orleans, and last from Key West ,
arrived at the anchorage, Norfolk, On the lsth and
Baluted the Commodore.
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The weekly receipts from tolls during the remainder OF
the season for navigation win be very large The adj
In prices for brssdstus in the seaboard markets
Of this country and in Englsn will induce many pro-
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Sales OF Stocks at Boston,
Brokers BOARD, Oct. 10 -5 shares Old Colony Railroad
l0l: Boston and Maine Railroad l6k Cheshire Railroad
93h b0;6 Eagle Bank i0; Exchange Bank, &c. Is Rad
42A.
SECOND BoARpI5 shs Western Railroad ll2 sl2 mos; 50
Norwich and Worcester Railroad. 43, d. Union Bank
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DAKis ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Sc.-N KAHN I'm
So Nassau street. stairs Ia, nv lars
RIVALS EXTENSIVE and well selected stock Of French ~
tfca Flowers aud Flower Materials, together with 81,
he ofsn to the trade at low prices suaa sos wmcn
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80 -O1asas. Dsoe1hss q CO.. ges -
S. -, sos.sr. 81 NassaA -zhs follswias u fsn NJ
3ssIss ' g., :, ~ ch.l p,o,..r Co
Ne Jekp sss are IN every respect w9rshy Of psss nv J
ec... Lor - dsfs them NOT poy
sv IA sbis Sus prevents their getting out Of rspar Tor
vsx oaa PERIOD This 10 decided advantage they possss
over mssy Others in market The psoc es 90 TINS es
bhnse, Of excellent quality and workmanship and are
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The Florida Election 4,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l9--P NJ
The Florida Tallahassee Sentinel, says. the whigs
have elected twelve to thirteen Senators nineteen
members of the lower house. The wings will have
majority in the Legislature joint ballot.
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Beneath the rule Of men entirely z eat,

Beneath the rule Of men entirely q. eat,
TIE pan 10 'ghtier the sword "-KIcHELIEu
The Richeiieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens
the best md cheapest the world Thos. who the
genuine ahould be either {, B. E. Watson Co. IS
William steet, door below Wall ST. Y. Savage 90
Fulton they have the exclusive sale Other
Peus Wholesale retail reduced prices Gold Pens 81
81 So with silver pencils. Gold Pen eHeully repaired
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NEW FISH AND SALT sTORE.-The subscriber has
IN commenced business in the above line No alo Front
led fish every description salmon and Shad
picked and dry Goldfish always hand Nova Scotia
All kinds Of lac aud salt hiding Liverpool Turks
T. PRANDY
2iS Front street
Business transacted between this city and the nysh
Pfovinces ON reasonable terms , T.P,
JOSEPH Howe, HALIFAX. For sale by T, PRANDY,
ol9 l4tsrc 2Iq From, a,
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Married.

Married,
In this city Monday the 18th inst by the Rev Ly
man II Atwater, Of Connecticut Mr. JOHN BucKIrG-
HAM, OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio, to Miss HARRIEr L. Bennett
OF Fairfield, Connecticut
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Gold Pens-Fr.e Competition--No Monopo-

lies u w. Co., II cedar wholesale and re-
tail dealers articles do pofe wish have the
exclusive sale Of style al pen They keep all kinds with
excepn, he assertions Of all others to the Of
aud sell them such will weld mode
prof lfh-e prices happen IL be las generally the
from Is less than others selling
them for il their business only be cable
their rivals bur t comfortable TO their eustomers-
Gold Pens repaired or re-poi ted.
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YuTIkIYanMon
TO THE
Z AY3OY NOME - p.
= n L 4 q n AP HIC.

The Southern Mail.
PETrRssuae, Oct. 10, lsa7.
We have received by this mornings mail New Or
leans papers of the 18th. Nothing from Mexico. In
terments from yellow fever o. deaths at the hospital
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Domestic lmpOrtntlOns.
hip Sou bales cotton Spot
ford Teston coi00 casks rice Levenchs9 bales cot
tou Joseph Emcric-f5 bales cotton Dord.
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Boots which Boots.-Tre"ch soess en-"
be fouad YoonEs PARIS Boot Emponum ~ ~ sqas
any spld Tor aud So Also Fine Car opts TOT
So usually sold 81 We ecomnepa Al % nr op
pose the Herald Office. All his wok raIr'se s Ss
sAtsfacon Water Of scots reta led az rom .. ~ ~
SAMPLES Of his Bonts he seen a. me rhr us
fed. Booes made 20 order shoresl notice.
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get boots shoes CATERS Joness
the Museum YOU there good boots for 81 20 as
be purchased els where f ~ Qmes sasing he also sells
.oled rproof boots 50 8, 90 and IS co. Jone. has
the system OF doing busrss-ight AID SINAI
profits All 900 chased Ann street warantsdb
Cite satisfaction.
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Inn sn'~S q moderate Improvement in the value Of
tns discounted paper Of the bank since the last semi
annual report
Inc amount received for tolls at Buffalo Rochester,
and osweso during the second week in October in the
years ls45, '46, and 'a7, Is az follows
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Portable shaving Cases.--Of an entire ely
us and com,sct cons, furnished with articles, the
size OF which do from their useiu
m eesaot aud appendsge TO The toilet and also
culsrIy adapted Of the publ For
ssls ~ q SAUNDERS SON.
1T Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel.
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Pocket and Pen Knives, KazOrs, etc "A
beautu assortment of above be subsc
Ssrs together with large variety Of scissors nail files and
poiished stee goods Razors ground utterly re-
paired. y. SAUNDERS son, 1T Broadway,
A few doors above Courtlandt st.
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CARRIAGES-JAMEs BREWSTER, having opened
~ Carriage Repository 396 Broadway, would re-
specially invite his old and friends call and
inc E eSss of ola Itsfc
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Hx11 m The large assortment Of elegant instruments
YYF, now fer sale At ATwlLL'S 2ol Brosdwav-
Pianos from the manu- OF NUNS Fischer senior
roovesten, Yorh Chckerps Gilbert and oths,s Q,
Attachment or Of superior tone Two elegant rose
wood nnrrht pianos fine Several second hand Pianos
Tar sale AZ low Prices Pianos hire by the week month
Ola pianos taken exchsnge. Pianos packed for shipping
Pianos repaired and tuned . - :.
Also New Music in rcat Variety No Beanne. oil
the Opera just out Strings ana heeds ior grQn al'
Cisrionett, &c. &c. ATWiLkS,
ole SaNWGsats.rS aoi Broadway, 81 Pauls Church