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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

SSnn CHALLENGE Notice 10 gentlemen who
.cObU want lh-ir O1 clothes ~ look Ike C all a.
ne cleaning dyng tailoring and re- anng establishment Al
~ Gods where you sei az grease, pch, TAR glue
and paint extracted sn0lt sOng he CLOTH the shortest
notice szd the mos reasonable terms By J. b NOAH.
80 C5old-st door. from Bsesman. ~. Y 90 Inn
4 ARGE ARM CHAIRS, rosewo od and mahogany
Line patterns AID Of for ssIe by
10 J. W sOfTHACK, ls7 Broadway;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

IL YOU GO To TiIE FAIR, don't iorgeiIo exam
Hoe the Muisule SOAR Lamps Tney be seen burn
ing common and arr every everil. 10 you disposed
10 bay orr don't be imposed upon by shy hunbug mia-
con bat remember the Miuaure Solar Lamp tTsl
troC iced hy the Subscribers sud hey lsvr the sscon
nf .eeul every snp manIfaclleT i1 ihu country vsny
ATTEMPTING % compete wIlhu MsHufscfur-d bg
ENDlCOnr SUMNER
o8 lw o. Broadway lof Elm-sL
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I11pIKk uOT-AIK COOKING RANGE.

UMPIRE uOT-AIH COOKING RANGE
II The advantage ofs Range over ulers can De- real
perceived hy eXsninuHor. ard certainly appreciated uy
ving rstra 10 possesses the u having the ofer
and roasting amber ays charged with pare hoi air. i
parting the favor meats cooked therein A. r1a,rd
before futup In Al casesuntef guarantees tnsi iley
viii operate with ssiisfaca1n. For sale BY
HCkOk co. - Waierei
a. 6uss.,d NJ at fi- Roadway. opposite bond g.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE ~. Ssssssa street
Nof- -r-rl POI tl- a and l-ft ~ An % ANS
4ecets-f
hes
te P.r Atrstrstlr BEL administered tli t-pos-f lf By
n srlrr-ag unless RE ctu-i 1g som~ iFll er
l.tlr afra1stlr lI ta- t~a-f. b. - -l l-J 10 oo
l-rf.-urt-1 Nee Y lrs. sept -. -
arsE JANE, 9 lhAfEk, flhNc AiHinsiftof
DU8LIC ADWNIsIHAl as OFFICE 80 2 Sis-sl str-et
A h-r-1Y De relatives tf l-t o sm H fhAN
Oh, EDWARD RlEDEL. a- a kcllol i frEt feeis~i idf
r.- i-i r--ltt-. tif stsl s1ry D. 80 ,lr
rste r- Callfy scr "a, 1f rers oi t-stftn -fo1
al he h Say oi November 1erf st
-1 oca Dated N-~ Taa Octoaef 3.
IS -a.ss JAn.- rHArER Plb.r Atfunistrst1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

-. rTN or CIV frurerfv-An tlrteit county -.
~ ,re banks of he hudson about n mites nor1 ~
Polclkeepsie. well stocked with nut 81 al Anas uo.1
1.r - AMI ouih1 5ngs all 10 thorough repair h y" OK
$500 f,r ..fy rroparty on ressonshc terms. Apply 20
81 i'm. C. " TROrTER, Fery-st y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

Two CARPENTERS AND NisO>>.-ProPos1
VII De feccivct by he un1ers..rec Coila-lics ~
pointed icf nat rupcse BY The Trustees ~ The Ne~f or
>ccieY cr TIE Promotion ~ Educaiirn Nnoog Solorrd
Chidrvn og the altering Of house 70 rhomsss and nIng
up the for school Ps1s ard specifications NAY -
snt farhcr Particulars ol.ainei applcsilon %
WN FlkLD, Archiecl. e Merchants Exchange Props-
ssls nus - seat sealed % BILL. AZ Brostwsy, ca
cg before ruesisy i7,h inst Il y ocloek NJ
P. A BELL
ALBSO LYONS Committee
- Wv EDWARD FELIX
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T,yEpN sr,>D.-YOR SALE. thst sabsian.

- TAVERN STA>D.-FOR SALE, mat sgoslHu.
81 ialv.bUt snd elegantly slmsted large stone taVefn
kx House and lot OF ground IN the village OF DoVei
w. here The Morris and Essex Railroad now teiminates
now occupied By the Union Bank. The man huidlne -
81 feel front and A. feet deep with frame Kitchen 10 me rear
d bv R feet The stables Of stone and sufficiently afse
IN accommodate so horses with wing for carriages ne eu
ire length N the stables There = good grdep Zee
sf front and as feet deep bounded three sides by
streets II. proximity the Railroad Depot whcn s4
aed in the rear renders the location very dessnie fyi
s.,,esr r.rt'ri' ar. uouife OF HENRY McFARLAN,
49, Dover. Morris County, y J.
, o.. ,. sTrpuE,N 4 WILLIAMS "a MHi-st \ York.
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L ErrKR C0PNING rKE-.k-.-ERANoLs )

4 ETTEk COPYING t-.-FHANtI> \
l. LOIIkEL. ~ Maiden. are, have l.. received
uol sssoflle of screw sCd Lever Copying Presses whoa
they viii sel By the dozen SINGLE one 81 he maruf4c
l9ef's price Aso. oil the sppsrsla- German. ing .si
and American Copying Ink, Booss oi Copying Paper
ous sizes Brlshes OAei Paper Ac
FRANCIS A. LOlTREL.
OLD "a. NJ. .isrs
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FOR SALE.

*. FOR -AI.E-rhe tvo-s.ory brics d~e.I' ,s
q = rsniess s,-rst containing Croton "sief hA-ie
~ b.fr rar f- stch-t yau l. irouf and reaf kooo
-. 1905 -,nrs .r sfii- SC inriecisis posse
"a, r. IA ArpIv to " WOOD. 81 Pe-ri-st oli ol
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At PRIVATE ~ALE-A Story bncS pc


Il. NJ .t1rv brck shop resr o iol slitiea ri
~ Fifh-.t sd rsying y per crat Ieius easy. As0
ys'gsble house ana yacsnt lots n brooklyn. ..,,
-i1f.s HUNTINGTON 4 CO. n Walls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16
IT, .rEOPLE,- LlNK..ALsANY Dai

~ Sssssre berths siaie-roons lreieh .poa-.usr
,sy ~ nsds 70 ths sgerts ire wharf and A. h- a.
10 alsary p'ace. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

T.No PKINTER~.-IOHN d. McCREARNs Print
ne Inks be had 10 quautues TO su purchasers a. s
Depot Sprgce-st Constsuty hand bscs Ink for - o.
H e0 IS sid Is ceuls per l1 Also superior arc-e for
A. & and s. per b Coored Inks-red rom 81 45 CD :. ~
yellow blue green &c 8 On per lh Printers Ol uf if-
city can keg OFF, = News lax forwarded 90 them 'f
& IN a. Tor SO snf W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

UNITED rTATES DISTRICT iolhI-belVIt """~c
uetts uiliaH Buzz. oi the chip NtsstuV cnaitr1
m an attempt and conhune the mtstef by sAmg hol OF
m during dlcllfg Whrh between them f~ee1 10 Gag
since tnel. che former Ju n beng sne U .ee
guilty oi couhnug the master with felole'al
90
CovRr OF COMMON PLEAs--Beiore Judge DAILY
Et-rd Hau Jata RnleA Action or asssut and battery a.
I'D r.-.l Nrr--i IL a..---ll
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AMERICAN hIARBLl

AMERICAN MARBLE.
4 MEXICAN MARBLE FOR TOMB AND GRAVE
y stones. posls h-gnns 1sgsng h1it.lg &c Of - Pc
nor qualify rom quarry ls.ey opened 10 Nefm9ri, Tor
sac Aanli1cur-rs are requested o cal 500 rNzrle in-
cusstv APP. u We.i-.t I.l41m- JOSEPH = LiPPiTJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

70 valuable farm containing ~ acres, win TWO good
-- dwellings and barn Outnnuses SC. also, saw and
.il attached on a neversilng stream ~ " aier stu
s'ef ou tho rosd from Spotwo0d 20 Englishown about
m r fonl he Railway will be- sold separate together
Oc H. At O'Clock For fall Information inquire Of he I'M
der-igued near spotswood, New.Jersey
JAMAS 4. REEDE, Exa,uto,.
tnf7s MOL Mt. "N"''N'''
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-, EnR -AI.E on EXCHANGE FOR CRY

10 PROPFRTY-A farr Of 80 acres hrsrsie land, stu
So stef 40 The pleasant village OF Pmckanin y }. within
three hours ride ~ his city On the premises are large
new modern style dwelling ard ell other necessary out
houses also new together with choice variety of iui
trees. For farther information apply 20
ol3H THOs DAVENPORT, IA Washngon-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

lTROW BRIDGE % msted Stove Msruf'cory.' 10
Weiersi oilers for sale ami fine 81 assortment %
Hal and ParOr Stoves also Stoves suitable Tor churches,
factories aud sofes bee found ll ihecdy a stoves
with drums 40 arranged heat entire dwenss erc ie
manner not % bee surpassed All stoves warranted
10 work perfectly aud put up by competent men and
reasonable prices Those IN want VII Please give us
~aii before u.lrchasing IT 2nl.seofi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

t8 btv cultivated fsrm Of sOu A. res IN Seneca CO.
- The east bank of Seneca Lake AMI opposite The hrau
fi village u Geneva Very desirable Tor gentleman re-
ia w. HUNTINGTON 4 co n Wsl-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

MEXICAN CLOCKs-Fof domestic ard sxpof
.trac-, 81 10 Pecr.-sg. c. 5 sPERRY.
az an Agent for The Msnufscuren-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

! srAHATOsA WATEks-FrOm tie Pavilion. Con
- ess AMI Iodine Springs constantly receiving 10 quar-
a,t PIT bottles Tor sAis IN any quantity By
.snsz GaSsNF.R n VOTING ~ Chsstsm-sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

DOORING.-GOODWlN ROOFlNG-New roofs Of
Ia rough boards covered y cents per foot. ro1is or
BRIDGES over 20 squares g ger square. over un zinc o
shingles y To 50 cent? end warranted G1Odwins cement
7hrathng r. aid e sat-s o shingles IL - ttif
cheap durable and teprool 10 can Dee walked over l"li
injury References and specimens Al 81 West Broadway,
bc,r, cen Chs,rhers AID " srrer ss 81 im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

a. AT PRIVATE SALh-Infer ~ st-a..-
=, he south side of rhiryrg atfst neAI "
IL xe "a ots Is feet by hall he block FOR farmer PSI
uculsrs spp.y % -,-,., .... > r,-,.s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

s,f ODFR of Pie Ho4 D. o t~ Justices OF
- rene Court o. N-e f.rs notice hereby
gwen pursuant fl OBJ. ofte s'afrfr fa1rfn-
a. trrs attachment h1a st against -
estate nf TOWNSEND HEWLETT resident o Apsro me oi t-
rtts frft sfaf ana chat ODE H ae roa Jog NE
rfrrf IeIfs N4 appear aHf flt-e sHrh fi.i
.-rf s.rft t1 s within mouths from tr Af.i nnoiii'i
fs n- sni fs payment any f-tfs Que 'u h OH -s
l.,.. 20 trns-tr ni 49, f'
r-rft riln 1eons s o., hm ini the mtas,-f any .
rrr-rr IrHfiru BIZ ts and are tai utiei .' l
~ Id s.1fsr-.r. ists " VAS COrT. Attorney
% lae4m ia Aittlhnt tf-iIlf - " ti ~ ~ i...'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-16

81, FOR -AIE--A country residence situated IN me
49, village ~ Wilton. Conn the Danbury road. about
~-> miles from Norwak, and within two h0ufr nde 10y
Ra road Of New ork, the NeSHsyen Railroad passing
within short distance Of the premises The house Is mod
en bu III and In good repair % which attached ono sore
NJ ground surrounded by choice shbbcry and VIII be sold
BARGAIN For terms and particulars inquire u
81 M GAINr DEkRIlksON u fDu-ll.st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-10
Another Grand Demonstration of the Friends
or ireland

Another Grand Demonstration of the Friends
or ireland.
The friends of Ireland, to the number of ten thou
sand, assembled last night at Vauxhall Garden, and
was another of those enthusiastic demonstrations
which, Of late, have become popular in the cause
down-trodden Ireland. There quite number o.
ladies present, and the true spirit of patriotism
most fully displayed in the liberal contributions aid
that oppressed nation in her struggle for freedom The
meeting was organized by ling to the chair in the
absence Of Mr. Emmett, the president, Dr. O'DoNNELL
who returned thanks for the honor conferred upon
him. and warmly urged the necessity the prompt pay
ment Of the amounts subscribed on Monday evening.
MI O'Flaherty loudly called for, whe Bartholomew
O'CoNNoR, Esq, rose and stated that Mr.. OF. was
not then DESTROYS of addressing the meeting He was
unwilling to interfere with the business arrangements
of the meeting; but would in the of the
ing speak We (sad he) here this evening in of
the most glorious The clarion has sounded the
alarm, and 1t is our duty to to work and aid
oppressed country. The millions have risen against
the Thousands, and have determined by the strong
hand to claim our own. Irishmen have no bastard
feelings and will manfuly sustain the rights Of their
country IL is now but about fifty years since colo.
ny shook of the yoke of tyranny, and now spreads
n vast domain. America and Ireland were both
the colonies of England but America threw OF
the shackles which had bound her and declared
berseffree. The principle caught up by France;
bit at that time the social condition of France was
not such ms America enjoyed, and she failed in her at
tempt II gave place to the career Of Napoleon but
his power has passed away. His the power of ply
steal force, and like the Gagged eagle perchei upon the
ruin OF his fame. 1hen the career of o Council
lie thought the moral sussiye principle would free Ire
land; but IL has come to pass that nought but the
strong arm will throw of the tyranny which binds her
voice has come across the Atlsntic telling that
talking must be done away with. anl the tims has
come 10 fight
delegation rom Newark arrived at this time AMI
took their seats upon the stand astes which the
eslton Of SUBSCRIPTIONS vas soae late and the sum Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-10

Fatal AFFRAY. The steamer Ocean Wave,
which arrived here yesterday, brought up the body
OF George Archer, the mate of the steamer Mo-
hawk, who. was killed at Paducah, on Monday
that place. Lynch we learn, was chastslng
negro belonging to the Mohawk, and was repri-
manded by Mr.. Archer. Between them some
sharp words passed. Archer theatened to leave
his mark upon him, when Lynch remarked that
at once began to pull of his coat, and when in the
act OF doing so Lynch plunged a bowie knife In
his side. causing almost instant death Lynch had
his Trial before an examining court, and was held
TO bail in the sum of 81, 000.-LsuisvMs Courier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-10

THE TELEaRApu.--W received no despatch
from our New Orleans correspondent yeste rday,
and, therefore, conclude that nothing new had
transpred in that city. We understand that the
ing from Montgomery, Ala, plainly, thus proving
cOuclusivcly that the magnetic fluid can travel
over eight hundred miles Of WIRE Charleston
Ccmtcr, itg, 3,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-10

CAUTION TO SOLDIERS. Paymaster &C.
neral is rapidly preparing rolls, and VIII send
paymasers into the several States and, Tor the
convenience OF claimants, as Tar as practica-
ble TO the places of company enrolment, tor
The payment of the three months extra pay
authorized by act OF Congress OF the 18th July,
lag. 10 all volunteers who have served In the war
with Mexico, and have been honorably discharged,
and 10 the heirs OF such as have died in service
II is earnestly recommended TO all not 20 sacr-
fee their claims, the department being determIn-
ed 10 settle the claims without delay, ard secure
10 the claimants the full benefit of the law. The
regulations governing the department III the pay
ment OF this gratulty are in preparation, and wul
be published and sent to the different states, tor
The information OF all Interested - Uasil.gior
Union, AegustS
ELECTRIC TELEGRArl To RIVER d. LoUr hs,s
FATHER PolNr We have ~ state tina, tie line OF
electric telegraph between Quebec and Fatnec
Point is nov being worked, aad that comnunlca-
tions can be transmitted between the respectlvs
stations. The tar.l OF charges, as a, present esIs
blished, is extremely moderate, VIZ
To River du Loup, for Is words, is ll@i
AMI for every additional ID &" Thd
ToFatbsr Point, for Is -. ID
Aai for every aiditiona. Il L.
Tie same rates apply 70 Communicating ttizs-
m Jtrom F,,heg Pom. aad R.yeg j. Lonp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-10

ASSASSINATION IN BosroN.-At II o'clock, last
evening" the watchmen stationed I'm Ann street,
hearing groans, went in the direction indicated by
a continuation-of the noise, and, when near the
Green Gate, found man lying on the side walk,
in great distress. He was taken up and carried to
the house OF DIR. Aver, who, on examination, found
wound in the abdomen, running backward about
seven inches, and inuring the abdomen as well as
the castings of the heart. In the course of the
he M came to Ross
ton as hand on board coasting vessel that
while going through Ann street, with his brother,
some persons attacked his brother, and he went to
see what was the matter, when he felt the entrance
of the instrument into his body, that caused the
wound lie has no idea who committed the act,
beyond the supposition that it was of the per-
sons who attacked his brother.-Boston Traveller,
august 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-10

John SideN, Ex.NIinistcr 60 Mexico; Col Sewer,
Ex.C Commissioner 80 Mexico, and Jerome Napoleon
are At the White Sulphur Springs,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER


We hstsrs qoaFsO DICTIONARY OF the EU8lhsh
rIvHE twenty years which have elapsed the orgi-
nal publication OF DIR. Noah Webser's great leXico.
graphical work have than econc~d both literary in-
cseday and national oprs The undoubted fact
that the best dictionary OF tho English language
atlantic importation Tho sterling worth OF that
piece OF learned and pains taking industry as long since
been sufficiently recognised to reduce the functions of cr
csn within the dimensions and
task 10 simply inform the reading and still the
t~g public OF Great Britain, that revised and enlarged
edition OF this invaluable work, bsough down far
psshls tho latest advances OF science, literature and
tc arts tho present day. within the reach of all
to " Aosa the boon may be accepabe.Lowdow Movxing
Cho~,eL<. srl
'ar OF the franklin lnstitute in particular attracts
xcAt suenton HIsn copy oil websers quarto Dictlona-
n,roded present 20 her Majesty Victoria, Queen
Great Bsain is supcbiy bound ia Turkey morocco an
qa~ aud the clasp and ornamental plates solid gold
The edges gold, and the front the English and Amer
lean nsxs beautifully blended in elegant colors On
The edges Of the a with tho words E yMrf-
sss and those the bottom another with the motto,
hc~' seu ga NAL pewE-Philadephia Times asd Key
sfoss. OF ~
We learn that the Queens Dictionary received the first
Yvs~ss~s ., the fsir-Edstor rtngfd Republicans, Nov
Nov. 1-itdAc y
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
October 80, 1873.
PROPOSALS. for Carrying tho Malls OF the Unitrd
the LIST of February lS9 the LIST of July
1880 the following rouIes will be received at the
office fthe Post Office Department, in the city oil
Washington, until of the 18th day OF December,
1913, to be decided by the next day;
No 3703 From Detroit, Michigan, by Rediord, Lvonia,
Pennington, Now, Hicksvile, Kensngton Brighton, and
Genoa, to Howell 81 miles and back three times week
Leave Detroit every Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
Leave Howell every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
4 m arrive at Detroit days by 8 p
Proposals carry six times week will be considered
No. 3705 From Detroit, Michigan, by Roseyile, to Mt
Clemens, 70 miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Detroit every Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
8 a M, arrive at Mt Clemens same days by IL m.
Leave Mt Clemens every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, a. m, arrive Detroit days by IL IN.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible persons in the following
manner. viz,
1.-The ders2ned guaranty that /,
if his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall into OBJ
legation prior the first day Of February heIt, with good
and sufficient surees, perform the service proposed
This should be panied by the certificate OF post
MASTER other equivalent testimony that the
of properly and able make good their
The proposal should be sent TO the department. sealed,
endorsed Proposals for route No in >,
and addressed 10 the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
the and conditions which the contract is to be
made, see the last annual advertisement
c. JOHNSON,
Nov l-law4w Postmaster General.
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To Publishers BOOkscllors, ana tine vublhc.
1,HE subscriber has completed, with the aid Of the
i experienced and capable assistants, a BUSINESS
MANS ALMANAC for 1919, which he 10 confident will
commend itself the decided favor OF tho trade and the
public
Although bearing the humble designation of Almanac. 1t
is believed that this work will be found equal in usefulness
and merit many which assume a much loier dstnc-
ton. 1t has prepared with determination bring
within the smallest compass all the various facts which
man of business will have occasion refer in the
of year such the condensed satisticso of nation
dnstry in its various de partmens Of agriculture
ufactures mining commerce, &c. &c.-its channels and
OF canals, principal ines Of
steam and river communcationabes of Duties i'm
pos exports, expenditures. 40, DC To these
added large amount of informs alton with regard the
most improved modes of commencing transactng, and
tending business the OF inruring success In
nerca undertakings the relative advantages of cash and
credit dealings the and influence OF tho newspaper
press systematic advertising rules for business men, &C.,
&c -
The BUSINESS Mans ALMANAC is compressed within 81
pages, of fine but and iar type though
containing matter than an ordinary limo volume OF
400 pages 1t will be supplied to the trade at 81 per hun
ded or SOS per thousand Single copies l2 Terms,
cash on delivery. Orders respectfully solicited by
fH 'ai V. b. PALMER,
General Newspaper Agency, Tribune Buildings, NJ Y.
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p. j. steer, Merchant Tailor,
BrOuys's Hotel,

IJAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons that
II he has received large assortment OF new fall and
winter goods which opened and ready for
The stock embraces English, French, and Bel
gan cloths. cassimeres, and vesngs i'll great variety of
very handsome fancy domestic cassimeres, remarkably
good cheap silk woolen and cotton undershrts and
drawers; lot OF superior dress fancy articles such
stocks gloves, cravats suspenders, hosiery collars,
bosons, umbrellas, gowns, &C., NC.
p J. s. takes great pleasure in assuring those who may
clothing that his stock and arrangements are such as
enable him furnish them at prices unusually low,
while every article give entire satisfaction
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
Oct ayyl mf