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INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.

WAsHNGrov, Dec. 2. Is47-If

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1S47--l0 r. M.
Dispatches from the headquarters of the army
have been received by the mail of this evening.
They contain no announcement of much impor-
lance Speculations of peace, and of the de-
sire OF the Mexican nation to be annexed TO the
United States, were rife, as usual Mr.. Trist
mad received no definite reply to his communi-
cation to the government at Queretaro. Every
ming was still unsettled. The train was long
time coming down. Mr.. Trst's dispatches are
70 the 3lst OF October. The tram started. I be.
iieve, on ihe "a or Sd November.
lhere mas been no treaty, nor Is there anv
expectation mat there soon will be one Mr.
Irist had not, at the date of his letter: received
his recall. '''e''eu
give you an extract from a letter rece;v.d
here this evening, dated Vera Cruz Nov ~
lS47. The writer has the hest means nj in,
formation on the subject of which he treats.
" am happy to say the roads are now opened or =,
fair way As they clear the imports win in
medstey augment for the goods that have Looked
up here Tor the last six months will nnd their way into
the interior. Since the occupation have had only
one arrival from Europe direct; four i've vessels
are expected, and fresh orders the way for
importatons When goods can 60 up freely, our
nue. here ought to be three or four millions"
The Presidents message will receive no alte-
ration IN consequence of the news received this
evening. GALvIKNsIs.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, ls47
/" The CRY is, Still They Come"

There is quorum of the House IN the city.
There is not yet a quorum Of the Senate
Among the arrivals this evening, we have at
Browns the following members Of the House
Messrs. Dunn, Ind; Boyd, Ky; Wick, Ind;
Buckner, Peyton, and Thompson, KY; Lump
kin, Ga; Harris, Ala; Goggin, Va; Cranston,
II. l.; Irwin, Pa; Lawrence, N. Y; Lincoln,
H., and Mr.. Rusk one OF the Texas Senators.
At Coeman's-Messrs Clarke, Me-; Wilson, N.
H.. Ashmun, Mass Edwards, and Evans, o.;
Ross, and Sling, rland, N. Y, and Senator
PHELPS, OF VI. At he United sstates-Messrs.
kaufman. Texas; Wiley, Me. Nelson, Warren,
and BirdsaIl, N. Y. L, is twelve o'clock, mid
night, or we would visit the other hotels we
the City Hotel up town, at Fullcrs new house.
and various private boarding. hopses' AIl 900,
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Nothing Of importance transpired after the passage
the clerks bill
The Mark cts.


New ORLEANS, Nov a5.-The Cotton market is quiet;
change. Molasses-Ssles at ls1S le%c with but little
In frat hands for sale Flour Is dull at previous prices
CornSaes at a. and 46 cents In freights have no
new engagements to report. ExchangcsNo alterations
In previous rates.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3-Flour-The market was firm, and
sales of 1000 bbls including good country and City
Mills, were made ut S. Whsat was ina ctve. and no
sales reported Corn little was Offering and sales
were limited. Hogs-Saes Of 1000 head were made at
So asa IS, according to quality. Provisons-Old pork
con tnued inactive Sales Of 100 packages old lard
made Ut cents. Whsksy--There was more doing,
and report sales Of 900 bbls recthedat l7Xc $780,
continued Ia good boating order and business fair
for the season.
PIrrsBURG, December 3,--Flour-There was no change
arrival preferripg to wait till the close of the river
before Offering it The may be said to great
tent Of grain. Wheat however firm, while rye
In demand at IS 48 cents with upward tendency in
prices Oats also in fair demand at steady rates
Cotton.-Sma sales for domestic making of
binary to middlipg quality, ut IN cents. In sugar
and groceries there change The river slow
~ falling and report feet Of water In the channel
Weather again milder.
BosTos December 3-Flour-Msrkst remained IN
changed, and sales were moderate 800 barrels
Genesee and Oswego, with straight brands Michi-
gan, sold ct So rs 37K Corn-The market
els including western mixed ut II cents and yellow do
at 50 cents Rye continued steady and Gales Of 1000
bushels were made at los cents. Oats-Sales of 5000
bushels made at 81 q SIS cents Nothing In provi-
sions Freignts-No change; there was rather more
Offering.
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.fVnfHHO"D nCOIDENT AT AUBUKN.-On Monday
chandse the other empty met few rods west of syria
cuse when going at rapid rate and ghtful collision
TOOK place One OF the engines large and powerful
damaged to the amount OF $500 $4,000; freight
car laden with merchandise knocked Fragments
and with its contents preciptaed down embankment
OF fifteen feet other injured more or less and
several were thrown off the track the whole presenting
mass Of ruin which 1t took several hours labor clear
of sufficiently to allow the passage Of the train
which was only few minutes In Of one Of the
freight trains, when the collision took place One of the
fremen considerably though not dangerously, in
ured other hurt Itseems almost mira
culous that lives lost The accident resulted
from the most criminal csrelessness The night was
dark and are told both trains were with
out lights What makes the matter still more
excusabe, ia the fact, that there q double track
where the collision took place. and there could have
been no kind Of necessity for the passage Of both
on the same track at snee-Uiica Herald
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Died.

On the LIST December, Mrs Nancy S., wife Of DR.. N.
w Tompkins, In the 6lst year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
sons, DR.. VIM and Jas N. Tompkins and the members
Of (Masonic) Independent Lodge No T. Harmony Lodge
No. a. l. o. Of o f., New York Lodge No. j. o. Of g
e. also Tammany Socisty respectfully invited to st..
tend her funeral Tuesday afternoon December 7th
at O'Clock, p. NJ, from her late residence No 16i
Bowery, without further invitation. y-Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood for interment. ct
On the Sd instant, after short illness, MATUREN
REDwAY
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Sunday, the 5th instant from his
late residence e6 West Sixteenth street. at o'clock,
without further notice.
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Legislative Proceedings.


The bill relative to returns be made by banks was
received from the House amended Mr.. Talcott
moved further to amend the BILL by provision that the
OF bank banking association bs
ut amount less than the value of the notes
delivered them by the Comptroller and not returned
the amendment was not agreed to- and the bill returned
to the House.
The bill was reported directing the Comptroller TO
audit the accounts of Gen. Storms.
The bill to provide for the establishment of an asylum
for idiots, was passed
Ths par redemption bill lost by vote of Is to T.
1t had previously been amended by fixing redemption
to quarter OF one per cent Motion to reconsider laid
the table.
bill for the relief Of Henry Storms, was passed.
The Clinton monument bill was lost
bill for the promotion of education for colered
children In New York, was passed
The bill relative to County Clerks Of New York. hsv.
Ing passed the House, IL before the Senate passed
the House by vote Of 81 to 81.
The bills relative to the Marine Hospital and its funds
agricultural school, referred to DO reported
pleted
The House concurred in the amendment Of the
Senate to the bill relative to bank returns SO the bill
passed.
The bill relative to the fees OF the Clerk Surrogate and
Register Of New York, Is up for a third reading
The House Is In glorious state Of confusion The bin
will be passed before the House sdjourns but a. the
House have amended the bill, 1t will have to go back to
the Senate What the Senate will do with It IL doubt
full
Nothing Of importance transpred after the passage Of
the Clerka bill
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New ORLEANS, Nov 20, lS47.
committee has been appointed by the citizens Of
New Orleans. to receive General Taylor he ascends
the Mississippi.
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Railroad accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3, l647
The railroad train due here this morning from Balti
more, ran COW, and thrown of the track by
which accident 1t reported that three persons
instantly killed The names of the killed and wounded
could not learn.
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POTASH sasaparlis and Yellow Dock-Tb medicinal
dy published for the sole benefit these u erne from
Iheum,tsm pains and stGoea OF The joints swelling Of the
muscular substances near them erueen. of skin aud ali
diseases arsnr from an impure state Of the blood IL is
prepared from the purest Arc les and TO give
tsa ton Prepared aud for sale whoesa aud retail Nv Cha.
N v
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DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor. for the

positive Of bums scad frosted p,rs piles aud all ia.
lammatoy c,mpants Gouraud. Italian Medicated Dap
the only reliable for chaps chas cracked and rough
flesh, and all skin diseases Gourauds fopde Subtitle fr
eradcMng uperuous hair from upper lips forehead
nd 10 mistake Found ony 81 Walker So one aeor ron
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and sweet breab there nothing like and for tooth.eb. il
+ 70 and 20 crnts each Ladies who desire bill
cents per boz or The Persian Vanilla always used by
the Orentas or Sir Ashley Coopers Lotion for pmn,ea
faces, at 80 cent. each To Parity the Blood-Dr Tawn
send, sa %parlla, ST. For Female Complaiuts-Dr Wan
at H. M. GUION'S i27 Bowery. N"' '''o
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Most Extensive Forgeries.

= BosroN, Dec 3, Night.
We learn that a broker in this city, well known
change as Gen Miller has absconded. Forgeres
mittsd by him for S5oOco, have already come to
light Among the names forged are s. T Bslknap con-
tractor the Maine Railroad and Of the banks
the forged paper is pretty well circulated among the
brokers' More, probably in the country Neighbourng
towns not heard from.
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peis y, TO ss careful IF their heahM sos Medca.
ted Vapo Baths 1871 Focn street, opposite st. Pauls church
cure sudden colds rheumatism chs and fever ervsipeIa.
&C. 20 day. and by timely prevent their
1u phur Baths require hors nouce Portsble Vnan,
hs sent to part Of the city or BrooLIvn eP''
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lie the duty a. well the interest Of Rsilroad Com
panies to AFFORD every reasonable facility to travellers
man with one or more women, and perhaps some
children arrives at depot the time Of starting
he is anxious to have his family accommodated with
eo@forsbls seas-but there about to start for
Inherent places and he needs direct him to
the right one. The names of the sometimes
marked upon them but these liable in the hurry to
be perhaps they do not exactly designate
tle place In prospect All 10 hustle and conusionper
hsps he may have been detained and 10 rather late
bu yet time enough II all things we'll arranged He
Of one person after another is the car
to B-!' There being nothing to designate an officer,
bis applications to strangers like himself and there
fors unsuccessful The bell begins to ring and the
steam to whzthere stand the women and children
posed to the and to the Of strangers He is
ious abou them and yet he must look after the
and fears after all their trouble that the may
part without them. feeling Of nervous excitement
and suffering Is thus induced, which is unnecessary
and the for which might and ought to be avoided
This fancy sketch but has been the experience
many Let rule therefore be adopted that every
Ger duty, shall at the time certain kind Of hat
cap, conspicuous badge his head or breast
shoulder which shall at show to strangers that
he belongs to the establishment and thus the en-
bal rassments and anxiety to which travellers ara
posed on such occasions. MIQUON
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hints to young men, jus Published by Burgess Striugsr
20 a2S Broadway 1t should be the hand. every Youth
GUARDIAN father andischo eicber II may be had ,lso nj
the author, IS Chambers street. Price 81 o' VI
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The Weather, &C.

ALBANY, Dec 3, l647
The Weather is cold again; gradually growing colder
Rain all night and morning.
The Oregon arrived here at ~, PM
Mr. Stewart the wing candidate for State Engineer and
Surveyor, loses Ills and Mr. Childs 1906 votes
through defective returns; the votes being variousy
haah ad
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lev hints 10 all whatever be calling or profession in
ne but especially to public speakers bias Of an au.
dence aoly depends the general appearance of the
tor IT'S nst - universally at the head
sncn being admitted, what importance there in discr
mating selection of style harmonse the Just proper
tons o. the head Mdes of the face This HILL the in.
plishes N" always a'eo"-
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I no IUuUIHK Y
pare as follows :
I.ah,I.fsnr

iouh' .............. S63,07625 639ol7i 7l,t26H
There has been material increase in any of the de-
partments The aggregate shows steady increase but
only TO an extent sufficient to meet The addition wants
Of those engaged In Legitimate mercantile operations
There hss been mere rapid sspessies m credits 10
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naturally article much demand the Of
and tine for them has been bv M.
late muddy and wet weather The Goodyear Rubber Ware
house No 10! B!Ssdway nearly Trinity Church has
every variety under the furnished yery old
qualification TO the conductors Of that to be able
70 relieve so urgent necessity and especially to onY
city fair with the means OF promeuadiog Broadway
standing the accumulaons Of mingled and water with
been encumbered ''N ''NN"'t
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Reception or General Taylor,

Other amounts are given, which make In all
$50 900 known. The sum total will undoubtedly
exceed $l0o, 0O0
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Railroad Intelligence

what We hear Is correct fear need be entertained
that the Virginia route will be adopted the extension
formed that the surveys demonstrate the utter mprac
ticabity Of passing Nobley mountain The grade in
rsvines to be filled up, and to cap the climax tunnel
Of at least 1000 feet in length Cumberland Civilian
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Shining Intelliuence.

Shipping intelligence.
New OnLEANs Moy 2,-Arr ,hps splans Bunker Arcole.
trand Howes and Lochinva Wescott, from Boston. Cid
ship Laura, Card, Boston.
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One hundred barrels of magnificent pippin apples,
from the Pelham farm Ulster county lately shipped
from Boston to China the first shipment the Celestial
Empre.-.aibany Atlas.
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Second Board,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YORK. Friday Afternoon, Dec g.
The weather again proved very Indictment and
steady rain fell during the greater part the day which
interrupted all out door business Flour steady at
Yesterdays quotations. with . fair amount Of sales.
Wheat remained about the same without sales Of
Meal continued steady, with considerable sales Rye
sold at yesterdays prices. Oats some less frn
and sales made on terms sghtly in favor Of purchasers
Provisions inactive. Fork ominaly the same
while sales Of all kinds very limited There was
nothing now In groceries The rain storm prevented
sales by auction In the streets.
AsHEs-Small sales Of Pots were reported at SIS 62L
IS 6sA while some holders demanded $b7 SO bbls
Pearls were sold at$7 80
BEEswAx Sales Of 5000 lbs yellow were made ut GAG
BREApsrUFrs-Fiour-Sa of 500 bbls Genesee were
made at 80 3lA 500 do do at Sc 81; other small lots
OF DO, better than common, were reported sold at
30 37H So 90 Sales of 800 to 900 bbls Of Oswego
were made at 50 ls4 and parcels of straight brands
Michigan were sold ut So 49, In Southern there was
not much doing, and supplies continued moderate We
Whedt-No sales Of moment TRANSFERRED Corn--The
sales smouated to about 5000 to bushels incud
Ing Western mixed at 73c TAO and yellow at 1906 and
also parcel Of round Northern yellow delivered at 100
with 300 do nearly white at $780, and 1000 mixed In
store at Tao Sales Of 5000 bushels new in
January, made at 60 Meal Sales were made to
the extent Of about 1900 bills including 400 Brandy
wine ut 50 90 The remainder consisted of Western ct
So 50 49, this Ststs good at % 37 and New Jer-
ssy at So So Rye-The sales reached 5000 to 1000
bushels at SIX In the slip, ssK delivered
OF two oargoes were reported at 4sc 49c In Bailey
transactions were reported Rye Fiour-Sales Of $50
bbls. were msde at 81 62k - 58A
Receipts Of Flour and Grain dopn the Hudson Rfver
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Read the Sunday Dispatch tomorrow, II
w s sSS hs
civ sd an. aas s Ss .. :;
Sy Void & TSs 5o;
. s4s;sn %s sS h S.Es &;
III Bssss caaSps sSs s.
ssa.
@ Gles:. Rs, nSnn. ss
Eltsr Addam, and The Drama; Free Admi.:ons Margaret
ing go
liz 'ns
an excellent time for subscribers commence Price
s"s tAPf TAME
The Sunday Mercury, OF Tomorrow, Will
sSf a1S S:D,': T ..a
W % y aa TGHeh..
story complete BY BuIweI The second volume Of Dow,
liberal allowance 10 books ers and others Uies
BELLS Saturday, Evenings The proprietor
b. Fee and Easy which viii be given every
ofaeknowsdged and musical TALENT are engaged
Practical Bookkeeping-Mr. q. G. Marsh,
ns popus6 M" on continue:
pecuses with terms &c. may be obtained application.
compact furnished with articles. the size
which do detrac from their forming an ee
Sons II SoawaS Opposite aS, H its
Hotel.
Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, ctc.-A
beautiful assortment OF the above be subscr
per- togetner WI large variety OF scissors nail files and
s s5Isad NJ bssaw cy.iiy
doors above Courlandt stree, - ."
Broderies, Dsnteliss, Bianchies ct Reparses
mode q P.r.-Msde mo,elle Martin Iecemment arrives
oysr eps,e ct neuf ens sce dc denelle'
lol Spring street, pres de Broadway.
Laces md Embroideries r. pairod and Clean.
rived from Paris offers her the ladies' of New York
or cleaning repar and arranging new all kinds Of laces
lol spring street. near Broadway.
NUM-. and Furs-Those OF our lady readers
who wmh to purchase handsome Mu should call on Knex
the beautiful Mu. this city and what is Of s,esa %
with moderate profits.
Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes, Corn ucopl,s.
round and square boxes for druggists pill boxes &c
ansh paper paper aces gold silver borders
% r'KSd RF f and
Importer w
Riehelisu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-
These the only peus that the poio com
on OF any imperfecnon whatever discovered in the peu
lie emphacay the best and cheapest psn m ~" o 9%o
They are sold for s2 only by B. T. WATSON Co.. IS vii.
ton street. together with large variety gold and silver pep
ana pencil cases at the lowest prices Gold repaired
he cheapost and best place In the cltv In u.t
Moot. and Shoes. At Jones Ann the American
a% m ne se his hes, Fsneh Calf Dress Boots 81
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The Weather.

Old winter with his frost and snow has come to town
and the probability new Is that there will be sleigh
Ing in abundance has yet appeared In the river
The freshe is very high and should it freeze imme
distey, may fsar another difficulty In the way Of
freshet, next spring Bangor Wig
The thermometer stood at zero yesterday morning at
daylight, but the weather has since moderated There
Is but little snow on tina ground although ssighs are
quite numerous In the Streets Buffalo Courier Dec
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BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

For Highly Inter sting Intelligence from
the Seat OF War, sec the first page.
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Museum He sells best French calf Dress Root. - ~
and hst ste Boot he will sell 81 You can aso o.,
WY nice pair ior % and TO his and cork sole
noos hey cannot Be beat in price quality aud farther
warranted to give entire satisfaction to he
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RleheIisu Diamond Pointed Gold ID,

M DH"snoHu Fo'hteu Gold Pons.-
These are the only that warranted the pootx com
OIL ori any mperfecuon whatever discovered In the nan
after full tIia ran be returned 1t is offered to the pub
They are soid for 81 oHIy by B. T. Watson Co, IS VIII
street, together with large variety of gold and silver
and pencil at the lowest prices Gold pens repaired
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THO Suuuuy N1orCtfy, OF tO-mOrrOW, VIII
give finely executed engraving and capital Likeness of
capt 3 H. walker. from drawing BY McDougal and da
S Ws 60 BY Brady Together
story complete BY Buiwer The second volume OF Dow
J Sermons will be ready By the LIST Of January Price IS
Nassau st - Ns'N-"' OA..eo
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motto papers fancy boxes for jewev boxes
'oid silver copper tissue morocco. marble Chinese am
pictures We Also boxes wedding cakes wholesaie sn
,eail, at 40 Maiden lane q. j. KRAFT Manufacture AM
Importer "'
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CAHpLEs-saes of sperm were making 1t 80 cents
and patent do at SO cents -
CoFFEf-The market remained quiet, without change
In quotations.
CorToN.-The market remains dull and sales were
enected with dhculty at the quotations annexed -
LIVERPOOL CLAssyrcArIor.
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bells Saturday Evenings. The proprietor
Of the Rams Head 8 Fulton would respectfully in
yite the e his friends the public generally
his Fl ee and Easy Entertainments, which will given every
men, acknowledged vocal and musical TALENT engaged
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Nuns. and Furs-Th0se OF our lady readers
who wshto purchase handsome Muf should call on Kusx
28 Fulton street where they select arae Of
the most beautiful Mufs 10 this city. and Of sleat i'm
with moderate pro6ts. '~'''Ae~
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Pocket and Pen Knives, Razors, etc.,
or the above be at the subsc
ber together wi large variety OF scissors nail files an
polished steel goods Razors ground and Cutlery
doors above Courtlandt strsst 81
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Practical BoOkkoeping.-Mr. q. G. Marsh,
author Of the works Bookke epnx continues 10
teach al his rooms No SO Cedar and evening
pecuses with TERMS &c be obtained application.
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broaeries, Dsnte!lss, Blanchles ct Reparecs
mode de Paris-Made moisec Martin recemme ut
De Fairs ore services DANES de New York pour
foyer reparer ct neu dentees
sbonnets manchettes etboderes Mile M demeure No
l0l Spring street, pres de Broadway.
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ed in the French style Martin recently ar
rved from Paris offers her services the ladies' of York
cuff. rules. caps embrodenex Her resjeuce Is at No
l0l Spring street, Broadway.
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IVHS"U1o SHHVIIB OdSes, OF All cntIr01y new
and compact furnished with articles the size OF
which DO not derac from their forming
CANT and complete appeudage the pecu arv
adapted 70 the wants Of the travelling public For g
Hotel 'r ""A~-