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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07

I3+ The following are the rates of Du-
ties in CASH, by the Tariff OF December LIST,
! Si6,-The ToS is to be understood as
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07
OR FAMILY MARKET

BEEVES, 1OOlb.. 6 -@ I IS
HOGS do. :. 4-@ 4 so
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07
SUGARS-Dutv 30 ~ cent.
TALLOW & SOAP STUFF

Duty 10 t. cent. ad val.
Tallow, Rough, ID Gla@ --
- Rendered. - u s
Soap Stuff. .....-- u -
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PRICES OF STOCKS.

REPORTED FOR LYFORD'S PRICE CURRENT.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07

Dufy, a. 8 per cent; }, 10 per cent; c, Is
per cent; 4. 20 per cent; c, 30 per cent.
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Domest,c NIiscellauv.

man named James Brown, under sentence Of death,
for negro stealing escaped from the officer in charge
while on the way from Columbia to Camden, 8. C.
There were seventysev deaths In Boston, for the
week ending Saturday last.
man named Warner had his head cut of, few
days since, at St. Clair Pa, by train Of cars passing
over his neck
The whole amount Of damage, in Boston, by fires,
during the month Of May, $780, upon which there
was insurance to the amount Of $780,
The mine at Gold Hill, N. c., has yielded $500 900
of pure gold ore, per annum, for the last five years
The jury in the Of Thomas Pratt. at Aurora N.
Y, trial for attempt to poison his mother,
discharged Thursday, the Both ut, being unable to
agree upon verdict
Romeu Leathers has been arrested at Warren, II. d,
suspicion Of causing the death Of his wife, by burn
ing the house in which she was sleeping. She was
blind and insane.
Two negroes recently killed in Laurens county,
Ga, by lightning A third was stunned.
The mansion Of the late Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, in
Beacon street, Boston, has been sold for $4,000.
The body Of DR.. Silas Holmes, U. s. N, who
drowned by the upsettng Of yaw In Mobile Bay, on
the 23d ut., was recovered the following day, and
buried with military honors.
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SHIPPING.
NOI ICE To TAhIN Ems.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
BY HENRY SPEAR, rs WALL STREET,

Corner Of Pearl. New York
ELEGANT STEREOTYPE EDITION OF NEW
work, entitled Nautical Routine and Stowage" with
snort rules in NAVIGATION by John Mcleod Murphy and w.
~ Jehries jr Being complete manual Of practical
ference ior merchants insurance companies naval officers
sailors Se &c-arge Svo 800 pages, illustrated with up
wards OF forty new and original plates.
ibis work treats OF every important subject touching the
Dauca proiesson as pars rigging, sails outfits equip
ments ground tackng lightning conductors patent
leads, trnsse &c, fIctsn blocks. parres Re- &C. Also
manGuyresa sea- tideway evoutions Skddys rudder
saging Se Sc besides practical hints scud
Hc Sc together it'll the general principles Of
ton local attraction hints the and purchase Of
passes rules Tor trim ballast ANALYSIS
sweat In the cargo ship clearing ckoked
pumps responsibilities OF MASTER relations owner shipper
and captain eases Of damage freight stoppage transu
deviation detention bottomry and respondena bonds
Rel also rules for the
species OF merchandise ron Lead SALT COAL whaebone
silk grain Hour lime leo pepper guano,
teas birthstone, linens coffee hides, provisions fruits
erockery tar hemp logwood "copper" slate sugar. urpen
tine dry goods Wines brandes, moasses rum,
machinery, boilers, marble, OIL hardware, goatskns
&c, &c. TIT '
In addition TO the subjects here will found
Short Rulos in Navigation embracing the treatment and
rating Of chr0nometers, reduon of the
Nautical Almanac concise methods for unars double At
tudes latitude and longitude and the of the
position a also directions for night
&e not contained in other work in the hands OF tho
American navigator The whole simplifed in
to render the andng and solution of the rules and
examples clear to the minds Of those possessing limit
cd knowledge Of mathematics.
To be had Mt the principal nautical stores and A the Office
of the publisher, rs Wall street. je5 1t.
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FREsnET IN THE GENEsEE RIvER.-The water in
the Genesee is now very high and is still rising.
The recent heavy rains have swollen 1t very rapidly
At Mount Morris, informed, II rose Wednes-
day five feet in three hours Considerable damage has
been done by this sudden freshet About four thou
sand pine saw logs, belonging to Talcot Co.. Of Por-
tage have been swept away, and all day yester-
day passing rapidly down the river. A large number
Of men were employed at different points in taking
these logs out Of the river and securing them very
large number passed the falls many Of which were
carried by the eddy just below, near the Shore and
thus secured. The smaller streams south of us are
much swollen. and some damage has been done In the
neighhcrhood Of Fowlcrve to dams, bridges fences,
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The RUSH FOR MlNNEsoTA.-It is said that ac-
commodaons cannot be had at the hotels in St. Paus
at any price, so great is the rush Of emigration A
gentleman who recently returned states that Of
the strangers there have provided themselves with
tents being the best accommodations that be pro-
cured At present; men doing their cooking,
and overseeing the household affairs Board Is IS per
week, whether you sleep on bed or under counter
Chicago journal
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPERI0R COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
- CALVIN L. Cole against William j. Kerr-summons for q
money demand on contract.To William J. Kerr; Sr-You
are hereby summoned to the complaint in this sction
and serve copy Of your answer at the city OF New
York within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
Of the day such service and ySp fail to answer hs m
sum Of four hundred and fifty dollars with interest from he
hrst day Of May thousand eight hundred and
besides the costs Of this action. Dated May z ~.
THOMAS WARNER, Plaintiff Attorney.
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BABY III MPER.

THE PATENT INFANT GYMNASIUM
Use HAS PRODUCED CONVICTION OF TIE MI
rits Of this novel invention More Thirty rhousAnN
Of them have been used without the single
odent The most eminent Physicians daily recommend tAsm
for the healthful exercise Of little children Every baby
should be provided with article conducive to M hea8
and happiness.
MERCHANTS VISITING THE CITY -
should not fail to purchase large supply Of Baby Jump
for profit to themselves benefit OF those oustoe -
fortunate to have o baby. =
Also PATENT SWINGS for Children of ALL ases 10 h hsl
wholesale and retail, at tho established depot Of
mh20 lSt* q. W. FUTILE. 81 Broadway New York.
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REWARD.
STRAYED FROM HIS FRIEND

STRAYED FROM HIS FRIENDS
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD o.
NDREW PULLAR, native OF Dundee, In Scotland,
about 10 Of born deaf dumb but who can
make himself understood arrived at New York Nay 1877
sailed for Norfolk in Virginia. which he left in three
months afterwards and it supposed had proceeded to
and has not since been heard Of Height about
feet6 inches fair complexion, slender make II
ed that any one meeting Andrew Puar will inform deorss
u Butler, Esq attorney law, New York, or Nsssrs.
Charles and George Reid Norfolk, Virginia, Loftn N.
Elicit Esq Richmond, Va, who WILL his being BROUGHT
to any OF them pay the person q reward Of $50.
myll Ste law
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SHIRTS |! SHIRTS SHIRTS !
SHIRTS
MADE TO ORDER, CUT ny nEAsvRE, AND wARRANrED TO
MRS. Z. G. BEMAN,
Clinton Hal; l29 Nassau street, New York.
S Ii | II Il S


. MRS. Z. G. BEMAN,
Clinton Hall l29 Nassau street. New York
Established in lS43.
Two BE REMOVED ON THE lsr OF MAY NEXT TO
No. Astor House, Broadway of Vesey street,
Richardson and oydsn saddcr Fsnton and other Family
the inventor and only manufacturer Of the celebrated
BEMAN COLLAR
Stitched Bosoms the best richest offered
for sale in the United States Bosoms Embroidered Corded
Run Re- of more than fifty different patterns For Seam
stress Work Shirts Mrs Beman paying the highest
prices ever paid by Shirt in the world
For Linens, Mrs. B. pays high three dollars yard
prices rarely paid by Of the royal exreyal families in
apiece The most expensive generally Wedding Shirts
No Gentleman in the world is said rich hand
hours notice Mrs will at any time get up Shirts to order
sttchers constantly employed.
As ito references Mrs Beman point with
pride her Order Book in which original
Of between two and three thousand regular
whom the of Presidents and Presidents
publics Ambassadors at and from Foreign Courts Senator's
and Members of Congress- Governors and Consu General
Officers of the Army and Navy Editors Poets Orators
chants Lawyers Doctors, and gentlemen Of distinction in
grade Of Military, Naval, Diplomatic, and Civil
Life. mh13 lSt law
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NEWS PRINTING BOOK, WRITING, HARDWARE
AND WRAPPING PAPER
PERSSE AND BROOKS,

fAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS,
WAREHOUSE 81 AND 81 NASSAU STREET, NJ Y.
Mills at Windsor Locks, Conn.,
HE subscribers have constantly hand large assert.
i ment Of all kinds of News Book, Writing rdware,
and Wrapping Papers, and Trunk Straw Boards
Of all kinds and qualities suitable both for the New York and
Southern market.
Tho Paper their equal 70 any otheS
printing in the Market Of strong texture and fabric.
and Of uniform color
Their arrangements with other manufacturers are sh ~
will enable them I'LL orders for any kind Of paper
by their customers at the shortest notice. mills ~
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NOTICE TO CREDIT0Rs-BYvIRTUE OF AN ORDER
IN Surrogate Of Suffolk county nstee hereby 81
either Osborn John Osborn Monroe Osborn late q
the Brookhaven in the county Of Suffolk deceased
that they required TO exhibit the with the vouchers
TO the subscriber Of the goods chat
tells Of the said deceased respectively at his resi-
denc @ Broadway in the city Of New York, or before
''' '''A Wy WILLIAM KEvAN, Administrator.
Date the 10Th CAY Of December, isis.
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The amount of tolls received during the past week
on the Reading pa Railroad, amounted to nearly
SEQ 0o0 greater sum than received any previous
week since the construction Of the road
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MRS. VAN HOUTEN

MRS. VAN HOUTEN
WOULD INFORM FRIENDS, PUBLIC GENERALLY,
is now prepared to execute orders for Ane
SHIRTS BosoMs, AND COLLARS,
In the latest and most approved patterns and Styles
be desired At her Shirt Store and Mandatory
Nassau street.
N BParticular attention is called to her style full
bosom Summer Shirts. ap7 Ct
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
NO SIS CEDAR STREET

NE MARSH Accopatant, Author Of the Science Of
WI Double Entry Bookkeeping SnpHed and the cart
Single Entry Imprsvsd continues to teach
4 above.
There are elasses-saeh pupil himself IL put
to keeping books receives separate instruction and
thus becomes with all the books
tuting and also with important mercantile saeu-
laons Persons Of moderate capacity J this
competent bookkcepers about month"; and receive
hsatss o that effect.
H.to6PM. uh20
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PRINTING INK.

! JOHN O. LTU HTBODY,
3 CONSTANTLY manufacturing and has always hand,
description of Printing Ink black
and soored to News Inks which he equal any
and low prices sold any
regular manufacturer Orders forwarded by OF
raroad part Of the country By addressing
is printed with my News Ink; also great
many other newspapers in this city Philadelphia Boston,
Bstmerc New Orleans, and other cities AID towns in The
United States ApS ~
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE sURR0-
gate Of the County Of New York notice hereby gwen
to Al having against Simeon r. VAnderveer
late city o. New York deceased present the SANE
vast broadway in the city Of New York before the
twelfth day November next Dated New YORK. the foura
a S,e a. isyi SCRNTLIUs vANDFRvEER Administrator.
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STATIONERY. &C,

Il .
e,INNNNNNNN>NNrOoNNNNo|UN~
PLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.-FRAN-
~ CTS LOUTREL, II Maiden Lane, manufacture every
style Account and sell at tho lowest cash prices;
Portfolios Scrap Books Inks Wax Waters Manifold Letter
Writer'S Copying and Noaria Presses Fancy and etsplo
Stationery articles, newest styles.
FRANCIS LOUTREL
mh20 l3t N Maiden Lane.
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS.
". c. LEMON
ANUFA0TVREk Of Fine Cut Chewing and Snaoking To-
bacco and snsf invites the and
dealers the country to these articles being unequaed il
quality style and price trial of which will satisfy
rested that they the cheapest and the best Also Ssgars
In great variety always hand the prices DS-
ers will please call before purchasing elsewhere.
apl0-l3ts w. q, LEMON. Wall n.
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FANCY GOODS. &C.

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
]. G II o S S. G. REILLY Il CO.,
80 WILLIAM STREET, UP SrARs
Manufacturer and Importers of Fringes Gipps Cords
and Tdssels, EmproderinS Braids Buttons Ladiss
Dresses,
HAVE Just received beautiful assortment Of Parassl,
Dress, and Aantila Frngss; the newest and mosS
fashionable styles Of Buttons for Ladies' Dresses China
Fran and OrganIne Silk London Dye Patent Wound; an
Of which will DO sold by the package tho lowest market
prices. NH 39-lSts
NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
A NAME SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPEARED
"A In list Of California passengers few weeks snss,
has led Of friends suppose that had gone
LIZ Fulton street the first Of February and
pared with assortment Of Fishing Tackle Wholesale
mhN Ist JOHN J. BROWN co.
LEVI CHAPMAN,
No. l02 WiLkam street, Neto York,
MANUFACTURES OF THE CELEBRATED MAGIC
1 Razor Strop Of four Sides also Pocket Books Wallets,
Spectacle and Bankers Cases. every variety the most
extensive scale.
Dxu.ooype Cases ssans@ Sizes from ssSts
Half q az
Mats and Pressrvers of all kinds.
mills 3s JAS. CREMEk. Agents.
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A Bold FoRGER.-We learn from the Steuben-
vile papers, that DIR. M. M Crawford, of Bloom
field jefferson county, obtained upon forged paper,
$1,000 from the Steubenyille Bank, 1890 from the
Gadiz Bank, and similar sum from the Banks Of
known. David Moody, Esq, cashier of the hank Of
Steubenville offers reward Of $500 for the
bon and delivery of Crawford at that place full de-
scrpton of the scoundrel may be at the office OF
the Morning Post Columbus (Ohio) Journal May 80
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W. SPIES h CO., 81 MAIDEN LANE, IMPORTERS
n and dealers in Fire Arms invite the attention Of Calf
fornisns to their stock q United States Nus
Pistols Bowie Knives Pouches Bette kc kc having the
largest stock Of articles Of this which they
wholesale and retail. a mQ Dt
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CALIFORNIA.


oN-0.~l.~oOoo<no~ooooo,
CALIFORNIA.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
VIUE Combination of the centripeta principle with rand
and powerful agitation, in the Washer.
will wash and thousand dollars worth Of gold
day. for this principle the great
takes particle Of the gold into its keeping
taips IL in perfect security Come and its ope
ration, ut the California Depot and Passenger Once Park
Row New York. Price $50. ARNOLD BUFFUM Co.
je5 1t.
THE WEST INDIA ROYAL NAH STEAM PACKET
Company for the Of Nails Passengers, Mer-
eandise, and TreasureThe Steam Packets this Com
appointed to leave ST. Thomas the LIST Of saeh
successive month"; for Bermuda York. the Of
which they due the 6h and the latter the
18th OF the msnth leaving New York the 18th sy
are expected reach the 10th Of the month ana
yeyed Nassau Havana Mobile Point Vera Crus rAmpco,
Honduras Jago de Cuba yacmel and ports on
the Spanish Main Including Chsss Leaving Bermuaa On
the lSh the from New YORK becomes due 1T Sc
Thomas the MONTH and will convoy passsnEers
specie and merchandise for that Island Porto Rice ths West
fares BY the steamers from New York foows:-To
Bermuda $40 St. Thomas, S75 Porto Rico SIS La quay
rs xio5 Puerto Cabelo fl10 Antigua sos barbados,
xlaO; Demerara, $40 St. Vincents $50 Trinidad, $780,
Nassau 500 Havana, $100 Mobile Point $40 Honduras.
$40 $40; St. Jago de Cuba yl60 Jacmel $40
Vera $40 Tampico $40; Santa MARTHA $50; Car
thagena $55 Chages S70 st. Juan dc Nicaragua, SlaG
freight specie and goods the has hsrso
fore charged. For further particulars, apply to
MAITLAND, PHELPS, CO.. Agents,
my12 6t II Stone street.
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BAHAMA SPONGE
WHITE CARRIAGE, SUPERFINE VELVET FINE
w glove and Sponge large assortment
hand and for sale, by W. ii. NEWMAN,
myl6u rs Pearl street.
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GOLD TESTS.
r. ALIFORNIANs AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN A
~ boz with and Cup
Weights. c. ]. W. MASON, E6 Fulton stsst Sd iosr
ana
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PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
TINE CALVANIZHD IRON IIOIJsEs CONSTRUCTED

TNHE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED
BY me for California, having met with much APPROVAL,
am thus induced TO call the attention Of those going 10 Cali
forna to an examination Of them The iron eroevsd -
such that all OF the house, roof ana ndeas
glide together house 1x5 be put up in less than
day They far cheaper than wood are proof sna musa
house Of the above se can b
shipped boxes long and feet vide and inches
freight would be about 81 to San franes
will also be trouble In removing IRON one pGt
Of the country to another as the house can Few hours
be taken put up BY calling tho subscrbsr.N
I.Q Isl IETEa NArLoR, u stoaeasrsss
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ELorEMENT IN INSTRUMENTATION Simpson,
widower, and Mrs Lacy, wife of a respectable
man, all Of them citizens Of Springfield have found
sefdivorcing machine In the form of railway
tive and retired to parts unknown. Mr.. Simpson was
a widower, and represented himself to be poor,
heart broken thing" All his enjoyments were gone,
his arrangements broken up and life had lost its
charm I" He was going away-gong to the West In
diesdidnt care where" He has left two children be-
hind him. in the Of his and her relatives His poor
heart tender to the last he has patched up with
fool Of himself II stingy nature had left him the sc-
complement of such achievement. Mrs Lacy left
first on pretence Of visiting friends at Windsor
The next train brought her ans lover There he
was Joined by Mrs. L. and away they few on the wings
Of love and steam. We understand that the husband
she shall not return Springfield (Mass Republican
May 29
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BOOTS AND SHOE

gGOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENGLISHMAN.
A ENGLisHMAN HAVING LUCRATIVE CASH
Of which principally amongst merchans) and being
srous Of extending the the various States is
to meot with Englshman having from E250 to $500
ling to take an active Sales can be made to
ledge Good security would be given whatever ad
vanced an income eed Of the beneficial
ture For particulars apply to Thomas the Office of this
les
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ESCAPE OF Scale, TIE GREAT JEwELRY ROE
Der, FROM THE STATE PRIsoN.-There was some
excitement at the State prison. Charlestown, this
morning, upon finding rope ladder suspended from
the outer wall of the prison. The inference at
that some of the prisoners had mnde his
cape and search forth with instituted to ascer-
tain who was missing 1t known that William
Scale alias Thompson alias James A. Scale the person
who, in company with Jim Webb, of government jewel
notoriety robbed the jewelry store Of Messrs Davis
Palmer of 600 $50 worth of property and the
ofMessrs Gilbert Son ofsevera thousand
dollars gone and that he had accomplished his
at his request placed in of the cells Of the
old prison, the new prison being overrun withsoccu
pants. His trade was that of whitesmith, and he
surreptiousy possessed himself of TOOLS with which
and was enabled to open it. This let him into the
arch-way, from whence to the yard only one door
interviewed This door he also forced by cutting an
iron chain. Then by Of rope ladder he scaled
the walls and was at liberty He probably chose last
night for the attempt in consequence Of ts being dark
and stormy, which would prevent his being SO easily
observed by the guard Scale is 80 years of age,
feet 5 inches high, has black eyes, black hair, dark
complexion is some ptted by the small-p and has
the right eye under the left eye right
cheek near the ear on left side Of neck and two large
scars on lower part OF right arm. He was sem
fenced on the 18th Of July, 1Sn, to fifteen years
in the State prison for the two robberies and has
consequently been there nearly eight years, during
which time he has behaved in an exemplary manner.
This Is not the first time that Scale has escaped from
custody. When Constable Capp bringing him
from Montreal to this city to for the above rob-
berries he made his escape at Concord from room In
which he and Clapp were locked up together. They
had been riding in stage for two days and 1t not
strange that the officer should sleep rather sound
Scale took advantage Of this and placing Of his
pillows so as to give the appearance that he was still In
PED, ne went to the window, which had been nailed
and worked until he removed part OF the frame
WORK, when his escape easy lie was however, soon
after recaptursd.-Bosfon Trareiter, May 81.
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STANDARD DISTINGUISHING lS49
II EARY T. CO., WILL OFFER THEIR STYLE FOR THE
II ensuing season for inspection and delivery March 3D.

CPRING FASHION 1S49 new READY-UNSURPASSE
~ by manufactured in this city for elegance durabt
cheapnes at the price store 6 Canal street. Ever
article warranted to give satisfaction. -,
NILS I3t j. w. KELLOGG,
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WILLIAM GIBSON'S

w VILLAIN GlbSON.S
STAINED GLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
NO. II WHITE STREET NEW YORK, NEAR BROAD
IN east sideMs nufacturing to order and hand
Colored Ornamental Glass all the
for which it is now so extensively used je5 At
REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND AND
SCOTLAND.
VTNHE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE DRAFTS AT SIGHT, PAY
i able in all the principal towns. Money may be sent
them by letter giving the and address OF the
receive i, which will be regularly forwarded Apply to