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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

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For further psrcuss, address a. B. Herald slee z .rs
SITUATION WANTED-sy steady rsspss,nb ;sos saa
a & cas herself
ssn Be heard Of for two days, By applying Tor ASNE
WANTED-A chant ermaid i. wanted who IS willing TO
w make he rself generally useful None need apply un
poyer .' Apply ppf FS5 oa s'pses
'To MERCHANT TAILORs--,A youth in his lsh year
wshs e snKse .. and ne al. S
sisI.Sss. xddsss Herald ONCE reeve
WANTED-Bva lady recently arrived from Europe. and
seeu.o%ed TO taitiOn in school q re,
g,hsi SSashss ora first education. address, ~ c.
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family None V :. ! need
> woman, whose child three weeks old situation As
Apply Ca.hsras s. Roswell the I't O0I
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reference given. Inquire at No 90 Mott St 81 2tsrc
ANTED-By lady Of the highest qualification. acea.-
;,.tast Is.pss.6s Esp,ls Aesds%y FS5 references.
TJNIyERsITY OF NV YoBKtAts %sstins ;'a the
Thursday the asa ns M T. A. HanfoSs Of Georgia. wss
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their grscaion and delight of aiming the medical
chair Of Theory and Practice in Medicine and respectfully
Though he death Of s and esteemed
able Sss S ardent NE Ss
ssrst have BY their WISE aebsrscn. chosen ONE So
sHs for tss1 and smps that lille we .eS &. 70 the dea
Others and whereas devolyes students Of med
cine Of this University to give espressonto our sentiments
Resolved Thu, 1s selection Of Pr Dickson
s5 and w,d n choosing one
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for he GghriS s , 4 bur might
students Of medicine ofsvery State truly national intu
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OTICE-The undersigned, having disposed Of their
IN tire interest the Express between Boston and
sfx o. FL YS % M
and the ruSS to their othe
- -.DI-f = -, - HARNDEN & CO..
Sus T lien hs
House Exchange and General Commissions
as heretofore. f -'e.- -,..,5r y
OFrIcEs-s Court street and 100 State street. Boston.
6 Wall street, New York. ~ ..t
6COok street and 60 Waterloo Road Liverpool
New York Sept l847. "
CQPARTNERsHIP N0TICE.-,The .at.cribers beg
~ leave to inform their friends and the public, that they
have this day formed under Ihs name and
Of conducting the Express business between Boston
of Messrs Hsmden Co. their good will and interest their
conducted under the style The Handens Express" and
beg continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
fEiiGHEAM Jrss cour, street, Boston
.,BESNETs ". WHEELER, Union Building. ~. 4.
New York. Sept, l847. Providence.
So 2wis&2wos fh -'7 IL
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ED-Ladies and Gentlemen having cast of
huous clothing furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash
price for the by sending note by calling the sub
scrber a. his residence, through the post which will be
p"hc'"ahy @tenISo M, norm ~ go, ,u.,.
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WIN. ". SHIRLEY. Aue.iQnssr.

WIN. W, SHIRLEY, AuctiQnseI.
II TAIL DEALERS STOCK .oE CRQLkEki
day. Thundsy septe@bsI 70 o'clock q the store No rs
houston street. Sheriff general assorted stock
consisting Of Blue. White DppedEdged. nc. Ware; also.
ass Ware lots for Retailers aud Cfocers. Sale positive
Tor cash aud GODS must be- moved same day. ssltsrc
JACOB PLATT. Auc,loaeer. .
.A LARGE CATALOGUE AUCTION SALE Of one
"A hundred dark and light lug blue Earhen-
MARE to match throughout opened from the shelves Also,
lima and glassware. be sold auction Jacob Pat
5 Gay Sept st7 o'clock at the auction store No.
z3 rat street, corner of Gold. rf.
an The sale will be lots 10 suit country well city
dealers and the all sound be put ny
20 R9 10 any part OF the country by
sale VIII commence with rich assorpsat Of China
after which, 30 lots John Highways Flowing Blue Ware not
IA catalogue but from invoice dshes bah nsppes,
soup aud sauce ureeus covered dishes boats
and tea ware SC, among which the Flower
and London "BuccIeGgh Patterns all about 100 lots from
Alter invoice complete white
uhle 70 match throughout Also general assortment Of
lots TO suit purchasers. f- Nj. --Tf ~ ~
ed paper. t...II' i 49,
.BThe whole TO be sold, opened, from the shelves
/. ....lf.. r 20
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First Meeting on 'Changs--Ths Museum Stock
Board, @s. .aa Il
Our merchants at O'Clock to-day, commenced their
regular meeting on change at the Exchange. II will
strange to business abroad that this essential
to the commercial standing and prosperity of city,
been praetised in Baltimore To the absence OF
their daily interchange Of opinion the part Of
commercial TX to be attributed that want OF union
and energy that has proved mill to the march Of
improvement. sc go
The Baltimore Museum Is TO be opened ON Monday
evening next with good company, under the mango
ment Of Messrs Hamm and Yankee Slsbse. IL has
been fitted up in magnificent style, and MIR slsbee is
determined 20 make II resort of Amusement for all
classes -.-.-i
Sales or Stocks ut Baltimore.
Ar TIE SrocK BoARpSi 500 United State, 6 67 l0t5s;
siioo do 1870 Oos United States Js 1851 closed at io4
asked lot bio; Treasury Notes 6 closed at io'k asked
Ot4 bids State closed At 10 asked ssk bd City
per cen 1890 closed lol asked io0H bid Baltimore
! aud Ohio Railway shares ~ asked 571sbid
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THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, isl,L Full.
ton street. for French Snd AMERICAN Paper HsnEinEs,
has constantly hand large assortment of the
above articles; ALSO manufacturer OF the gavanscd Spring
Mattress which, comfort and durability eKceed
a hair aud other Mattresses; Feather Beds &c. with every
article in che Upholstery line at the lowest possible prices
furnished. -, INA X. DAVIES,
aus yotsre Upholstsrer, islk Fulton st.
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INFANTS AND CHILDREN's MAGAsIN DIES
L MODES, established in Is35-Mss JACOBS (latr OF
I broadway begs leave to return her sincere thanks for
one door from Houston street spd takes dis
caty that she opening her fall OF Infants
aud Chidrens clothing, comprising rich silk velvet and me-
!ico in The Children department LADIES' silk Opera Dress.
rem and Hnughs Patent Skirts Ladies' and Children,
Dresses. aud Gentlemens Vests, braided TO order
NIB Ladies' materials made up. aul5 30ts m
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r iGH FANCY G)ops-FREDERIGK A W0OD-
es has received by the late Hayre packets and
CHI and elegant stock ofaces in his line,
which he invites the attention of wholesale and retail
chaser Among the as.oments rich the newest
styles work writing desks
portfolios fine bronzes Bohemian glassware richly decorated
porceane of India Sevres and Dresden manufacture
purses reticules card wok tables,
cordions musical boxes, &c, &c together with fresh
varieties. s27teod*rc
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{ LAST OFF CLOTHING AMP FURNITURE WANT
uous clothing furniture dispose Of fair cash
price for the by sending by calling the sub
scrber. his residence through the post which will be
unctually attended TO-. ~
DE BOER, 7I}s Canal street, up stairs.
n B. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs De Boer
Old stock aad job goods bought Of any description and
a320fs
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CENTREyILLE CoURsE-TRoTTINa

A&C Ar
M ONDAY, September 9Th, at o'clock. p NJ Match fo
N1 $0o, play or pay, mile heats in harness.
M. Holland, names CHI. m. Lady Almack, Yeas old by
AImack. si.. u. = 49,
Henry Clay. SO lt-rc
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H. FOR sALE-A BAY HORSE, ~ hands high
I years old, warranted sound and kind single
ll double harness, aud under the saddle aud very
fast. Pncc Si25
Apply Murray Stable near the South Ferry, Brooklyn
where he be au1B
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Admission 9. cents-Chdren under ten one shilling als
II NCING ACADEMY.--No. 50 Canal street. East cor
~ ner Of Broadway-Mr SARACCO, Professor Inventor,
having his lessons several Young
from to 10 year ofage whom he will gratis
Of the Salons and after shall pay them monthly
tory sum- in order 70 daace with his pupils the
winch ne only IN America operly teach, the Polka
Mazurka, owa-Watz, Waltz FIVE steps, &c., &C and
no lAtsr
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x.xs.ssxs-z,, SECONDHAND PIANOFORTE,-Fo For
~ sale, at SIPS very superior aud g0odtoned,
EKxT4tcty-made grand action Pianoorte the owner
IyR J Sbavng no farther for the Can be
the Pianoorte Waeroom, i38 Broome
Of broadway. 50 a.rc
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II EvPENING OF GuLDSMI1Hs Writing AGA
~ DENY No 289 Broadway, corner OF Keade streetMR.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the citizens
OF New York and Brooklyn that he will receive pupils
Ladies' hours from II to O'clock Private instruction given,
The terms low, and satisfactory improvement guarsneed
to all 81. W. aau3I 3rss rrc
MO HuMBuG-A dummy .aloon Just onened down
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FiRsr BoARp--s Camden X Amboy ltR w 1000 sss
10; 1000 Susquehanua Cand Bonds,s Ga 100 Reading H.
road, 31ls. ..s,t I, 49,. A.
oaa ia Reading RK Jfss. q t,,rprd Trust. 21s
srcosb Boiap--25 Fisuiogion Copper Co. iei 500 '
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Foreign Book. and Curious and Rare works

Al LOirer Prices than erer betore Sold.
JIIIE subscriber has added immensely 10 his already
L mammoth stock Of Literature. His late acquisitions
from the trade sales Of Boston, New York and Pklade
phia together with fifteen Of the finest works pr the
6arrick from Liverpool and twenty ditto per the Leon
das from London which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for SALE give undoubted air OF richness Vhre
y rarity and extent his stock hitherto unapproached on
this continent All literary men, lovers of books and en-,
sasis IN mental investigation, solciie, 10 come ana
enjoy the true feast OF and the How OF soul
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended,
brains turned, may be found here The reconcile ma
thematca and the crazy founder OF new systems oi Theo
ogy is each in his proper Mich Those given To Necro
nancy Astrology Alchemy, Sorcery and Witchcrah viii
be highly amused, whilst tile belle ettre scholar can select
from 1000 fresh volumes, the very cream and clie
ouvres of modern English literature The best treatscs
every profession and science from the honest poddng
farmer TO the enthusiastic soldier In every art and sci
the best books here embraced lii the department
Of elementary professional treases and school books oil
every kind his stock is immense The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
In purchasing from him they onehaf Of their mo-
ney Cergymen, literary characters and book collectors
generally, living lines Of railroad steamboat routes
will do well to put change of linen in their yalses and
TO lac Nassau street. allowed by all Swans 70
be the moral centre Of the intellectual world" Books sell
ing at hall price, literary appliances and conveniences OF
every kind gratis as well best Spanish cigars and other
philosophical instruments for nveieraie smokers like the
celebrated DR. Parr join DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern Hooks .ler,
oct ly lI6 Nassau street. New York,
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BROOKS,S

g..e.. BROOKSS
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior 10 anything ever before manu-
featured, in This any other country for
durability, beauty, and utility
NO. l3S FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
THIS unique aud useful invention awarded Silver
Medal e highest premum) at the last Annual Fair OF the
American Institute, Tor its superiority over all others offered
for competition. 49,
navy as well every gentleman OF taste who has fairly
tested its values and is rapidly coming into general use
among all who regard ease, grace, comfort and durability,
as desirable requisites in their Boots and Shoes II makes
the boot or Shoe elastic, preserves its original style
and shape, and gives the hollow part beautiful and eeva
ted arch thereby allowing the heel TO be very high
with perfect ease, quite low, without exposing the paa
injury also keeps the loot from pressing
forward and retains IL in natural and easy positi0n.
Myself and John Dick are the only persons VINO make and
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention, in the cities oil
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City. " y.,.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undeIsigne the first in the city OF New York
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article,
tines make them up endless variety of styles, in
workmanship unellaled, and prices deiyng cOmpvt
ton All other kinds OF Boots Shoes, Caters Pumps and
Slippers Tor ladies' gentlemen, youths misses and child
rem. '.'' '.. '.... LOltlN BROOKS,
t.. l3S Fulton street.
p S.-Just received Of Russian Leather Gen
tlcmens Boots both Dress and Water Proof This is
probably The first lot Of this celebrated Leather import
I'd into the United States, .".
oct S-lyd' ...
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Fall and Winter Wear.

e.
DRAPERs AND 1AILoRs, importers Of Cloths Cassimercs
Nesiings Fancy Dress Articles, &c III Broadway, Anne
rlcan Hotel OFFER for inspection dn extensive assortment III
new and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear,
ected with view 10 rendering their stock rich in quail
~ and variety as can be found in the city.
. FOR OPERCOd1S,- blue black, brown olive, and
green miled cloths; various shades Beaver do; dIab
blue Detonsre kersey; Canada grey do drub bi,c
black Pilot Cloth; brown, black, blue, and drap Moi
WINTER ER oCKs, 81 CAS-, &c Beaver and millel
I REs s" MD fl RsG e f iMus' Dsct olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths oil Boly's, sIinonis,
'BUSiNESS AND TRAVELLING c0ATs-plad
caasnyts, Twes ~ Az M o @, goods
PiNIALOoNS French, English, German and Anne.
rican black, blue, mixe and fancy Cnssmeres, selected
with reference To the various tastes of numerous pa
this line, which such attention has directed
s y .nabe us to insure iii combining aud elegance
pESIS.-Back silks and satns, fancy do woollri and
velvet paids, figured Mernos white aud bun Cassmeres
and Aalsesss, rich SILK and Salins Tor Ball and Parties,
ARMYAND Ma w Experience enables us to furnish
Uniforms IN strict conformity with regulations, and we have
always on hand the material necessary 10 the different
TIIiS7 QUALiTY READ M1DE GARMENTS
Equal to The best custom work,
OPERCOAliS.- Brown. olive, green, black, and blue
beaver, and milled cloth SurOnis; large assortment I'M
proved styles Sacks including blue black brown rab
Mohair urab and blue pilo olive and brown Tweeds, NC
liusiess and Travelling Coats. Olive brown, green and
blue Cloths plaid Cassimerps Twees &c Dress Erock
Coas-A large assortment in various cOlors lnbrics
Cloaks Blue and Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
Sles nn s rhs Gas Mixed and fancy Gna
&c. vesngsrBlack Silk, Satin, Bombazine, and Cassi
vsv Se and figured as Six n brsss a a
De LANES, Merio, anu figured husln in great variety
EaSc "S1s BLESS SstG: Jenny Lind
MsT9rGn ah h osr syes y ovs G"gs rsn
black sn Cravas superior black silk and SATIN s sars
newest style fancy dol Meno Scaris or Muiiies for travel
pnskes I'll A GlovssGsasons and II aious
black white and coloed kid also Merno, lckskn, lined
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

d.lsII All merchandise designed for the interior %
SE{H.4sk- the States oil GEOitGIA, SOU1U caro-.
LIl,A, IIshNESSEE, and AL1BAinA, sent via 81
vannai, viii be forwarded by the Steam boat Company
Georgia their Steam boats 10 Augusta, Of coInls
sion, at the lowest current rate 81 freight
IN addition 10 The steam boat power tins Company already
POSSESS, they have under construction new steam
boat unusually light draft Of water and high speed Dui
expressly with view 10 ensure prompt transportation
Goods m all Stages oi the river navigation. . ...
Goods marked te interior OF the country
ing Augusta Hamburg, forwarded by the Agents
there TO their iTnal destination.
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked to IN Savannah, SKIS
Bills oi Ladng advising the shipment Of goods, and
letter advising whether insured AMI to what point, should
always accompany the same be sent by mail.
Parties who have been ~ the habit Oi forwarding
chhndze 10 the interior Oi Georgia by this line, direct
ing The II. NJ, Goodwin, will please take notic.
thai the Of that gentleman with his Company
having ceased, all future communications should be ad
DIRE Escd to
VIZ. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga
.o.." REPEIBNcRs,
Mtssrs Taylor a Merrill |
g Josiah Marcy d. Son, :, %, ,
% Goodhuc a. Company, ~ '"rk'
I. II. Brigham l.sl .....
:" Ilawes Gray a. Co, Bori,n.
Henry sloan, ESD, Philadelphia
oct S--dly' octis ~. oil. - ...
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JOHN MILO

HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy and elegant eslab,
IL lishmen, formerly known as Die ALEXANDRIA, No
557 Broadway, takes pleasure In announcing 10 strangers
visiting the city and TO the public that his Saloons
open oritheir reception They have been improved deco
rated, and newly furnished and every effort has been
made to render them the most attractive and agreeable
place OF resort in this country .N
The large saloon Is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain and is ornamented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and Dccacies Of every
kind served here during their The rooms
above, where there Is wcsored Bar, with choice Wines
and Liquors OF great variety, devoted exclusively To
gentlemen. The vister, whether seeking good prone
nade agreeable lounge, delicious refreshments will
find them at No. 557. o.. '.E. oct \ ly'
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TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

AS-an The subscriber is now fully prepared 10 fur
nsh Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
n P. Dmpels Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class ocean steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prn
cpes. combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Hover now in
use, without making the least unpleasant noise while in
motion The superiority of this blower is VI once manifest
any persons disposed examine lis merits and IN well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use Of
Blowers, it ID becoming so rapidly IN general Use
in preference 10 all others ... So. ...F.
Difference is made the following steamers, which have
them in use:
Steamer Bay State. New York. .Ds. .
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York. g.,
Atlantic steamer, Northerner do '.. 3.
Steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia.
- TO IRON FOUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment, from No TO No TO- and upward, of the above
Flowers, now celebrated suitable for all kinds OF iron
works, viz: cupnlas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills forges, smiths fires, &c. ...
a JOSIAH KISrERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent Tor the United States and
the Canadas, d67 Market st Philad oct IDLY
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SAMUEL HAMMOND a. co.,
4 4 al, A.

LHPORIIGRS or FINE UIICLfi;S .
No. A Merchants Exchange, (Iirst door IN William s,.LJ
lave constantly hand large and valuable assorlp M
Ill oi FINE llTCuESuit their importation, winch
lhey are now selling at lower prices (wheI quality
laied Than can he lirch OF any dealer III New YORK
written warrahtce IN all Cases VIII be gwen The pur
chaser
ChfOnon.ter Duplex, and other le Watches, IN tie late
hrm Oi Benttct ~ hammond, viii continue 10 give ms M
divided attention To thai branch OF the BUSINESS conX
ION VIII lis present partner, whose reputation long
since been esiablsed having worked lO last Yeas
iOr the trade tins ciy. "
n. "A large and valuable assortment OF j, welry, ST
yer Ware, Once and Maicl Ciocka &c., constant, on
hand, :. ., ufi S-,,iy.
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sUAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK
TNIIE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm OF BERGEN &
GALABRUN, having reIed and repenshed this spa
cols establishment, now prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments in this house.
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms, parlors lodging
rooms The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged so to furnish, at moments notice. refreshments
be accommodated al the time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners or sup,
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish.
men's in the city Pastry and Confectionery FURNISHED at
the shortest notice There will be lunch IL o'clock
every day, and attention will be spared to give ssac
ton Men of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found To be moderate. Tie French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel
: d.. ..... 7., ,.l JAMES BERGEN,
oct 8 ly' ~" LOUIS GALABRUN.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721, Broadway, New York.

j. b. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
OF Broadway has been enlarged as now to be the
most extensive that exists. -
The convenience beauty, and saubrity OF its position
have heretofore caused Its accommodationstobe omono
olZed by permanent residents of the city TO exclude the
travelling public from participation in its comforts
HExteIIsive additions have been made, however, with
View apart for transient visitors suits Of parors and
bedrooms, to be retained al all seasons for them, ,
Families from aiar will now find the choicest accommo
tIations of this Hotel constantly apart for them, and
every attention will be paid 10 render It attractive to the
transient visitor II las proved TO those who residing In
the vicinity OF New York, have constantly since its open
ing, lonored with their selection, combining all the
Injuries of the best European hotels, with the advantages
of its location. oct 8 ly'
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BRITISH
PLATE GLASS

PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE, :.
Mo. SPRUCE ST., NEAR THE CITY HALL, N, Yin
IN addition TO his usual assortment of large sized LOOK
ING GLAI.S PLATES Of superior brlliancy and beauty
and p POLISHED PLATE OLA SIS for STORE aud other
WINDO w SHOW CASES, &c, which has been largely
increased by recent mportations
The subscriber has for sale, large and small sized POE
LSIiED PLATES, 81 superior 2ndiity ylor LiGHr
COACH WINDOWS, GREEN HOUSES, aud NAN
UFI Glory WINDOWS H..
The of this Glass IN windows of stores and dwellings
Is great additional security against fire. az
Sish makers and dealers will find il 10 their advantage to
call us above, when prices will be furnished.
oct 8-dly' ISAAC L. PLATT. .