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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

nUEENS.W ARE g. GRO CkERY-a large
" assortment Of Flowing Buc-waro Of the
fastest style and fashion, also oil other kinds
Of Queens ware for sale low at the New Or.
leans Store, by FRANK SMITH e. Co. E
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W APT Es n 0US E!
1870, DUBUQUE IOWA.
PETER WAPLES,
OWNER Avn pnopn1rro,

OWNER AND PROPRIETOR.
THIS large and commodious Hos
f..se tel, located on the corner Of MsiH
Issss and Second streets. in the city Of
DupuQuR, Iowa. formerly kent by
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-10

PETER NAPLES. Pro.
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som MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market Is steadily Frightening. Prices for
Of the fancss rapidly improving and the feel
ing among spectators has changed very much within
the past few days At the first board Long Island
went up u per cent; Canton, IN; Farmers Loan, q;
Harlem, N; Norwich and Worcester, AZ; Treasury
Notes l. United states S. and repnsyvana S. closed
prices current yesterday; while Reading Railroad fell
of u; Reading Bonds, u, and Morris Canal, w. There
to extent of Harlem which appears to be
the favorte in the list The wide margin for An
improvement in this security, gives spectators an op
portunity to get up easily than in any
other in the street
Sterling exchange is almost a drug In the market
The rates gradually settling down. and the supply Of
nrst rate bills much larger than the demand Prime
bills on London are offered at "a 81 per premium
while some drawers are asking 10 per cent. The Cam.
brA will take only about 900 in specie being but
$ss 600 than she brought But $4,000 had
been cleared from the Custom House this evening"
balance will come from Canada. This Is about the
last Of the shipments Of specie We quote bills Paris
$50 6faSxi Amsterdam, 4Os a404; Hamburg, asa
q 80; Bremen, 7sx 10
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of GER
tain articles Of agricultural produce exported from this
port from the lst to the 2Sh Of January inclusive,
distinguishing the extent of the shipments to Great
Britain
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


nsSmuch as the matter-which We intended to put
in the Herald for Europe, will be In all respects the
same as that which will appear in the Weekly Herald
we shall not issue any regular edition of the Herald
Europe for the Cambria but serve Cur patrons with the
Weekly Herald in lieu of it, there being difference
except In the title.
1t will be ready at half past o'clock this morning
and will contain the intelligence Of the week past to
the hour Of publication from all parts of the country
received at this Office by mail and telegraph, Of every
description POLITICAL congressional, So &c.
1t will also contain very valuable map, showing the
eeveral lines Of telegraph In operation, in process
OF construction and in contemplation throughout tho
United States.
The mails Of the Cambria will close at ten o'clock
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Died,
On Thursday afternoon, 9th inst, HORACE SsrARE,
in the 4lst year of his age
His friends and the friends Of the family, invited
to attend his funeral this day at o'clock NJ from SO
Tenth street His remains will be removed to Greenwood
Cemetery. Savannah papers, please copy.
On Thursday, 9th instant, CArHAnINE only child Of
Patrick and Csthsrne Curry, aged years two months
and % days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, and
those Of his James Merrigan, respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Saturday after
noon, goth instant at O'Clock, from their residence
Seventh avenue, corner 35th street.
On the evening of Wednesday, 26th instant, THOMAS
RoBERrs TANNER, in the 27th year of his age.
On Friday morning, January 28th, MATILDA, daughter
Of Jacob and Margaret Smith, aged four years and ten
me nths.
Tho relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this Saturday.
afternoon at three O'clock from 466 Houston street,
near Bowery.
On. Thurtday Of short, but illness, MARoA.
RET, wife of Owen w. Brennan, In her 2Sth year.
The friends Of the family and those OF his brothers.
Timothy and Matthew T. Brennan, respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock from her late residence SO Elm street. without
further invitation.
In the village of Poughkeepsie Dutchess Co, the
22d inst, BENJAMIN kINsHMER In the Goth year of his
age, long and respectable resident OF the place.
Country papers please copy.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Rio JANRIRo, Dec. l8 lS47-The American arrivals
since LIST inst Abino Palmetto Roscoe, and Courier
from New York Norma, Paulina, and Chiffon, from
Boston Erie and Creole Baltimore; Imperial Pedro
asaw Psrnambuoo, Ardsnnss Newfoundland Lsnox, Lis
bon Ellen Augusta Cape Verbs Sterling and Carrier
Cadiz Import from United States H. 242 bbls -four
432 packs domestios, 247 do tea, % boxes sperm
do beef aud pork, 20,877 lbs. wax, 500 hams, 625
kegs lard, 20s tons oe fruit and sundiies Flour-The
sales since the first of the month have been $500
bbls Richmond at ISL ISL 500 500 do Columbia,
The stock in first hands Is reduced to 1000 bbs.
Richmond, lS00 Columbia 800 Baltimore, and 800
Brandywine total Is 800 bbs In second hands there
II 800 bbls Since the accounts from the United
States of the advance In prices there holders very
firm, and would sell Richmond under 100000;
some ask and should the arrivals be moderate as
in January The accounts from Rio Grande to nth
u Flour then quoted at Dan for Richmond, 500
Baltimore retail Dates from Montsvdeo to cad ult
Flour dull and quoted at SO on board to net So SIS
kndsi quite at stand especially in douestcs and tea
Sales Of lumber at COL and 5 candles 720 rosn 4000
lard $40 codAsh 0500 ordinary do 600 stock 4o0O
5000 barrels, in all hands. The sales of coffee have
been very heavy both for the United States and Europe
and prices so 100 higher, particularly for supe
rior qualities which very The low prices Of
from picking it as carefully usual superiors now
range from 2ls5U $1,000 Good first 27oo 2ns00. The
export since list inst to the United States has been
follow: to New York alo; bags New Orleans 1880
2l2l do Philadelphia 25a3 do; total $4,000
bags The stocks Of River Plate hides are large
about 10000 have been sold at lao rials. Ex-
change has been very difficult to negotiate In con.e-
quence the disastrous accounts from England. The
rates by the last packet were generally at 29d
IL will probably advance still more Freights have de-
States 60 los co to Europe. Latest dates from Lon
don, 4th November.
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The value of domestic exports this port from the
LIST to the 2sth inst. ineluslus was ~ annexed -
Value Of shipments to Great Britain. -. 81 O29 056
Do DO TO France. le0,746
Do do to other ports. ...... 1853 sol


The bulk Of the shipments for the past four weeks
has been forwarded within the past ten days. The 40
tivy In breadstufs within the past week, has been
such as induces us to think that the exports for the
next month will be very large The shipments for the
last week in January, 1877 were equal to what they
have been for the whole the month this YEAR 30 far
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CIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-EIGH-
- teenth Wad-At regular meeting o the democratic
pabcan electors Of this and district held the
call Of the general aud ward commtee' Mlmsns in
broadway between Sh ard l9h streets on wednesday eve
ming 26h January, 1919 ut o'clock T. the whose
names given below having been appontei officers of the
meeting, THOMAS CLAUGHLEY duly elected by
ball as dc.ge to represent this district IN the tate Con-
venon to be held Utica the 10th Of February On
odop ed aad ordered to e published by nearly unsni
wad committee AT its meeting the 9th nst publahed
in the Globe OF this morning wholly unwarranted and
sumptuous-unwarrated because delegated
to denounce and prescribe estabsha peculiar stand
ard of de tracy, and arrogant
and usurpation of power. FREDERICK r.. EASTBKOOK,
President Charles D. Moore, James H. suydam, Fa
&c taries
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RRUNsWICK's STATUARY, LARGE AS LIFE,
- reprs,sntins the VEINS de Medics aud Apollo de
Med,cs artiat presents these 1ures tho ntell-
sent and discriminating public of ew Yorkhey being the
result close study aud application Many of
hi, works already have been voraby noticed and raj
adorn the mansions Of Eurore and America Open (for
short ne) from A 10 r. at 1896 Broadway next to
Scppsnis Baths Abundance. Is cents
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THERE ARE BUT FEW PERSONS WHO DO NOT

bVI
amuse themselves with the Of kind OF Bird
We generally see the most valuable Canary
winch promised to be the best and bird the
whole continent In the whole appearance Of these birds
there something interesting Their proud and lively habits,
their easy learning and training their ce style aud standing
their great variety of different colos and beautiful pumsRe
aud all other projections TO which cultivation has br
them intend them TO be for mankind For sale
One Hundred pairs Of the finest Long Breed Csnaes offered
one let They raised of the choicest imported and
native stock Apply at III Charles st eet, Hudson
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LIVERPOOL CLAsry,cArros.

Quotations for freight In this market closed on Liver
pool al6d Havre, &c; Hamburg, Is Holland snC
Belgium, q a lc Bremen "a 40.
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.
WAR MEErING-OUR COUNTRY is RIGHT
w and shall he Uemoc Rennhiicsn

WAX MEErING-OUR COUNTRY Is RIGHT
w and shall be sustaIntdThe Democr ratio Repubean
Electors Of the City and County Of York in favor of
sustaining tho National ADMINISTRATION ia prose the
Mexican War honorable and temlnation and
opposed 10 the introduction at this of
having immediate reference the above object requested
to meet at Tammany Hall, Saturday Evening January
2sh 1919 seven o'clock Let Democracy Of Empire
Guy assemble its majesty aud strength and show the
mics of our Government foreign and domestic that upon
questions involving the Interests aud couy the
honor and glory of the American Flag they united as
man, and with but motive AMI one feeling to the
rescue The following distinguished gentlemen have been
invited and the public may rest assured that number Of
them have accepted the invitation and will add the
meeting. Several eminent speakers from The City and
State have also been invited Hon. John A Dix Daniel
Dickinson Lewis Ca,s, Jefferson Davis Henry 3. Fooe.
Dixon H. Lewis William Allen Edward A. Hannegan, Chas
Anterior. Thos T. Benton, stephen A Douglas, Charles
Murphy, w% Maeay. Henry NicoiI, David s. Jack
lynn Boyd W% Collins; A. MeCleTnald. Robert smith.
%ents sppontsd from the pemoc1tic Republican General
K K,IS sdr MaonsY t,h fSrssr 'a, K,
Ha'kin oh p C. Broder,st; 10Th. VIM Ccnsiy; nh,
Feeks 18th Il Duffy; 18th, John Cisco 6th James 7.
Dunn; 18th, John Cochran; 18th, Theo sedgwick no
BERT ii. MACLAY. Chairman of the Dem cratic Repub-
cm General Committee MALACHI FALLoN, THOMAS X.
Uow Seer
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RALLS-LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING, AT
- the Apol small Lock containing dark hair. The
finder wilt be Literally rewarded by leaving it at William
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nothing done In Tobacco to-day Sugar and Molossss
There continues to be fair demand for Sugars and
notice day sales OF 500 hhds very full prices For
Mosssss the market has rscedsd notice to day sales
Of 1900 bis at Is 1870 per gallon Flour For the past
appearance. To-day holders have given way, and we
notice sales Of 5000 bb including 1000 bbs st Louis at
50 so 500 do at IS 25 1000 do Illinois ut S. co. do
choice at 25 and 100 do Ohio in three lots SIS 90
Dbl ProvisionsOf Pork notice to day salss of
lao bbls Mess at 80 s7h rs do at SO %; As o, at
IS 7o and 100 do in two lots at price not made public
OF Bacon, 30 casks shoulders sold at 3<c per Id OF
Bulk Pork 10000 lbs sold at So 80 per 100 lbs
Ofard the sales continue to very fair extent at the
time we notice very large amount offering The sales
80 bbs and tcs at So Sc bbs at 40 do ut 61 29
do at so lao kegs at GA "a tieroes and 80 bbs at
O. 43 do at S al tierces at 5 81 bbls at 5 45 do at
bh and 30 do at &c per Id Grain-Of corn, the stock
on hand OF good shipping lots is small whilst fstbost
corn Is plenty holders Offering freely without fnd
ing purchasers The sales to-day 1900 sacks white
yellow and mixed at AN 800 do yellow at 55 and do
in two lots at 500 per bushe or oats small sales at
Yesterdays prices. Baggipg and Rope-5O pieces bag
gng sold day at and so coils OF rope at
Sac per H. Coffee-The demand for Rio coffee
tnues fair The sales to-day 600 sacks 900 do
at 0s l25 do at 6 500 do at 6 and 400 bags, in
small lots at 10 ID WhiskeyWe notice to day sales
Of 300 bbs whskey at 10; aud $50 do at 1890 per gal
lon Exchapge-There is alteration in foreign
change. Sterling, 100 ll0k; francs ST AK 81 32h;
New York, 20 days, a az per cent dis. Checks, u
IA per cent prem. Frsghts-A ship was taken to. day
for Philadelphia with full cargo of flour and Pork at
90 coo per Dbl British ship took 1000 bales cotton
&C 1924 per ID.
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Married.

At Washington, South River, the 27th inst by the
Rev. MIR. Sproul, Mr. GEO. c. WAITE, editor Of the
Olive Branch to Miss JULIA w., daughter Of Samuel
Stout, Of the former place
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IHoMAs PAINE-THE nlrn ANNIVERSARY OF

THOMAS PAlNE-THE liirH ANNIVERSARY OF
the Bun Day Of this noble champion of freedom, will
be celebrated follows On sunday the soh, al 7oclock,
y M addresses will be delivered his life and wrugs, AZ
the Minerva ROOM iOs Broadway aud on Monday sst 81
the sam, place, Ball apd supper will be given. Tickets
for which can be had at the Office Of the Beacon No raI
lin Square, and Of the Committee
M EINHARDTS GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
Nl Sgns-These letters remarkable for durability
anda bnllaney OF the gliding unequaed By other article
IN The oy-whch brillancy is warranted TO saad
70 the weather They also apanned o. any col or thar
be desired Orders left at Joue, Berbee 20 s. I2l kulscl
street gill Dc atssaasd g Ins pallass.hg hcrso;or. q
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THE REV. DR.. SCHROEDER WILL PREACH
tomorrow evening at ~ o'clock, the church the
of Prince and Marion few doors east OF Broad
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This journal will be published every Tuesday at dol
lar for the campaign.
will be the size Of the daily Herald and will be per-
fectly unique In its kind 1t will contain all the pot
cal matter of the weekgivug all the movements of the
different Presidential candidates and their friends at fall
length. 1t will also contain the money and produce
markets Each number will contain leading editorial
article embracing philosophical view of the move
ments Of the week-the progress of the candidates.
their chances Of successthe rise and fall Of the po
cal barometer to give to every throughout the
country correct and accurate idea of the progress
che Presidential election.
Wehavs already had numerous inquiries for 1t, and
doubt not 1t will have tremendous circulation, judging
from appearanoe-probably hundred thousand sub
sorbers
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PALMos OPERA HoUsEm,,SATuRDAYE EVENING

NJ ECHANICs' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Grand and B!ooms,is-Crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the week except Monday Unabated zsevenieen6
week of the original CHR!sTY'S MINsTRELS. tho
O. NJ Christy, E. Pierce Raynor, C. Abbott, T. Vaughn,
whose original and inmitabe Concerts nightly honored
with crowded and highly respectable audiences
sally admitted to excel of similar chareo
ter offered in this city Admission IS children under
10 years half price; Doors at oclockConcer will
commence et On Saturday jan 90 Afternoon Concert
Doors at q commence at o'clock On Monday
ing, jan a Brooklyn Iustitute
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Dow, Jr.'s Sermons-suntay Mercury,-Tw0
parts the stereotype plates
and neat pocket form Each part independent of the
raj allowance booksellers Be The paper part
Of the United States year for dollar the
Of the aud the paper for six months for dollar
part and the paper for nine months Tomorrow. Mer
curry will contain beautiful engraving and great variety
reading matter, news SC. Office, los Nassau street
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DARK THEATRE-MEssRs. SANDS. LENT co.'s
i American Clrcus-SuU Another Grand Change Of Per-
omansys-F appearance Of Mr. Sand, IL his psgnihesnt
TERsBuEG. First appearance of Mr.. Madigan First
ductIon Of beautiful and highly pleasing AmaIonian knIee
Every grand bill. Clowns, fentland La
ihrop and Gardner Dress Circle and Parqn.ue cents
Boxes cents Gallery, 12 cents Private Boxes s. each
Children under 10 of when accompanied by their
parents or guardians the dress circle hslf price Doors
open al bta-perormance N. B-A grand
afternoon performance Saturday commencing at ~
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. 90, lsis.-The Cotton market
opened this morning with moderate inquiry but later
la the day he demand incrcaet, and the sales sum
5000 sAis taken chiefly for the North and Continent Of
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traed journal Of miscellsueousnews wit jokes sa
aud the general humorous CHI stcs OF the country;
Gus OF Jest and joty and Prime Minister old King Fun The
Elephant determined never 10 lose COED Joke because it
did not make it, and he at all times prefers old wit he
does old wne to original dunes the writing o which is
becoming very prevalent the He will therefore
scissors every good paragraph that print To
THE WITS IN THE CouNrRr-The Elephant, though pro-
verbally grave by disposed discourage
rue wit whose Influence upon men and things . sauery and
healing and whose shafts irressby rating There
FORE to encourage national wit the best legacy
that can befalla nation He and ers Of
ten dollars ln gold current bs) for the best original
piece humor not e exceed Ten twenty printed lines Of
ms paper Thus will be that he pay high
his material such therefore, as may think this prize worth
con,snd1ng teI will address, The Elephnt" paid
Free only three cents 81 in advance Any
wishing to see of this paper will please ad
dress, postpaid w. III GRAHAM, General Whole,ale
Agent, Tribune Buildings New York Agents in your
nrdr
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Portable Shaving Gases The undersigned
have devoted their unceasng improving and
ecng these useful and articles and have hand
large varsty of suitable the Of
the travelling community. g. SAUNDERS x SON, III
Broadway, a lew doors above Courtlandt street
Fine Cutlery.-Ihe subscribers have paid
particular attention this branch Of their business and
hand present the beautiful we'll
mspt Of pen, pocket desk and sporting knives in the city
aud set. Cutlery repaired. G. SAUNDERS < SON.
"scott's" Cheap Furnishing, store 81 Mas.
street. We sincerely recommend this the alton
ton Of the pubcs for several list, because all
goods sold there the quality; 3D. because it
first and only" which sells articles in its line ad
of from first cost Sd bot dollar
and half shirts very fine and equal those sold Broad
do'lsrs and h because the his
divided attention 70 his customers.
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DEWARE OF -OUNTERFEITs AND MUTATIONS

REWARE OF COUNTEKFETTS AND INVITATIONS
ID The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr. Wis
ta Basam Of Wild Cherry IN all the diseases Tor which
curing after the skill Of the ply
stefan: has effected large and increasing de-
fseiers aud mitators palm off spurious Of sm
lar and Appearance for the genuine Basam Some
Wild Cherry Comfrey"&e Another. westers Bssam Of
resemble those OF the Blam. For sale Wholesale
retail by Me,srs A. b. d. SANDS 100 Fulton. Of Will
liam, aud nv the dr. lists generally.
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HOW SINGULAR THAT PERSONS SHOULD Me-

HOW SINGULAR THAT PERSONS SHOULD Me-
glett using IT, and become steopshoudered with their
pulmonary bechngs sud when you them If they have
copsump on (which is the truh) hictc flush
spreads their paid aud they answer
slight cod hat slight" cold wscarry them
grave Ii hey had taken in time the universally acknow
lodged good remedy Mrs JERVSS Cold Candy. all would
have been we'll Beware Sold by Mrs w. JERVIS. 379
Broadway IT White street. 100 Fulton street. 39
Fulton street, BROOKLYN, and other Druggists.
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0F ALL THE VARIOUS PURPOSES TO WHICH
~ India Rubber, under Mr. Goodyears has
been applied. has resulted in greater benefit
KIND than the production OF ovehoes and of all the
KIND; ofovenhoes that have been made has found
equal, desirable the Perpetual Gloss Over
Shoe which to be obtained only the Goodyear Rubber
Rroad,xav
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600 ono OF THE LIABILITIES OF THE COM
pcOsOOO mercial and Railroad Bank Of VIcksbuig,
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DE- Ksb bI,i. LIN S IS PUT UP IN

DR. KELLINGER'S LINIMENT Is PUT UP IN
- Large Bottles aud sold cheaper than other article
offered TO the publc-t all the OF chronic
OF Rheumatism from 30 years standing. The
malignant have been cured after being n
durable by the Hosptis In sho pains Of every
yield Immediately TO its magic influence Sold tt $50
Pearl street whQesle and retail so per bottle 81
B-The Proprstors will forfeit slooo If they FIJI TO show
Of standing and Of than
other medicines before the community Sold also by
druggists generally sadlers and sore. the several Offices Of
astounding upon eeo,d that Of Mr. Eah Brakeman,
hsd ffeed thing but Death and 10
die by consuation of Meoica College, and after every
remedy that could possibly be devised exhausted
wonderful Medicine Residence, Sd Avenue opposite WIN
d. Sparks Mile House.
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ok REWARD-LOST ON THURSDAY THE
W - goth instant Diamond Breast Pin a cluster,
forming circle With larger one in the centre and having
be paid to returning the to the office Of Samuel
Campbell, No. II w all street.
WANTED;-A PARTNER, ETHER SILENT OR
active CORNER prefered) with capital of 50 $40
to join the Advertiser Hotel of the very first class The
will be wanted few months for the purpose Of fur
furniture Address James" box 265 Post Office
WANTED-50O HONEST MEN AT KEEEE'5 CAP
" Mandatory in he basement OF 1902 Chaham street,
his stock Of Caps aud let the people know that they
are the best and cheapest in the city Some of the big bug.
think the looking glass not large and costly that
the goods the but those more udRm,nt examine
the goods Country and city dealers would do well to call
lO2 Chatham street.
GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTABILIrY DESI.
IA of esting few hundred dollars the establish
men Of very beneficial business may address
this Office.
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lanes, ATLAS, CAYUGA LAKE AND OTHER
Broken B'nk Bills, taken the s. Suit Store,
change Tor clothing Dress aud FrocK Goats of
bic is full silk TRIMMINGS from 50 to $40 each scarcely
S2 pants 81 70 50 pair Conner of Nassau and Beekman