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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear


DRAPRns AND TAiLoRs, Importers Of Cloths Cassmerea
yesnss, Fancy Dress Articles, &C. 23l broadway, Anne
rean Hotel eer for Inspection 80 shensys assortment Of
eced with view TO rendering their Stock as rich in quail
and y'1y A. sen b found ~ 'S S, ely brown olive
greer med cloths; various shades Beaver do; drab
blue Deyonsire Kersey Canada grey do; drah, blue and
black Pilot Cloth; brown, black, blue, and d'ab Mohai'
WIa7'ER FR0cH.s, sA CKs, Sc Beaver and mile,
o' DRESS aED FR s cSdTs Eas i black, olive
brown green and Adelaide Cloths ol Ihollys, simon 5
u BUSiNEsS AND IRA TELLiNG coATs- plalt
Cassimrrs, rwst,ls, and other goods
PANTAL0ONS. French, English, German anil Anne
rcan black, blue, Mixed and fancy Cssmeres, srle,e,
with reference 10 The various tastes Of pa
in his line, 10 which c attention las been drece,
as enable us 10 insure III combining aud elegance
FES1S 8 Black SILKS and satns fancy do, w0Ollen
velvet pais, figured Mernas, white aud b, Cashmere
and Marsers, rich Silk and Satns, for Hall and Parties
dR1fYAND NI YY-E Experience enables us 10 6lrnls'
Uniforms in srictconformy with regulations and we hav
always on hand The material necessary 10 the diieren
: rTRST aUALirY READYhiDE GARMENTS
OYERCOA rs brown olive, g.sen, black, and blu
beaver, and milled cloth Suriouts large assortment i'm
proved styles SrSs lnr,ads blue black bo% and ra
Youths AMI Boys Oyeroais Winter frocks Sacks, DC
Business and Travelling Co,is Olive, brown, green, an,
Coas-A large assortment in various colors and fabrics
Coaks Hue and Black Cloths full and three quarter cir
cles, Pantaoons Black blue, mixed, and fancy C.ss;
meres plain and ribbed velyeteens, for riding travelling
Ac. VestngsBlack SILK, Satin, ombazine, and Cassi
wool Velvet, black and figured Silk do Dressing Gowns
DE LANES Merno, and figured Muslin in great variety
Hunting Goats, In various styles. I....#
FANG ~ DRESS ARIICLES--T aglioni, Jenny Lind
Mazurka, and other styles fancy Cravats; English French
and Italian black silk Cravats extra and medium qla
black satin CravaIs; superior black silk and Satin ScarfS
style fancy do; Merno Scarfs Mules for travel
ling, &c; twied and plain English, French, and lnd
Pocket Handkerchief. Gloves-Chason's and Baou'
black white, and colored kid also Merno, Bnckskin, ne
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &r Suspenders--Al the yarou
styles and qualities underveas and Drawers -Merino
Silk and Buckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Mixed Mern0 and Cotton, various grades Shirts
Bosons, and Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton
PIECE GOODS,-Cloths, Cassineres, Vestinss, &c.
extensive assortment be found in the country
they be bought with the obvious advantage OF seec
ton from what can be relied upon AS the most fashionable
goods. r
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New Carpet Warehouse.

ballard & PRINCE niorm il,elt customers and the
ID public that they have removed from The old stand "a
long occupied by them large and cOmm0tuus Ware
hotise recently erected on the north side Of
BROOluyELD STREET.
short distance from Warrington ttreet, where they oe
for sale an extensive Of Engsh and Amsric
CSrpengs all qualities; do Do stair Carrtings Heard
Hugs; Boo kings; Straw Mattings, &c. &c,
Also, English and American Panied Floor Cnths, oi al
dimensions. #n
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. TAI, broadway, New York,

j. d. MoNNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate In the upper AMI fashionable part
OF broadway has been enlarged as now to be the
most extensive that exists.
The Convenience beauty and sslubriy Of its position
have heretofore caused lis accommodations be SO unop
olzed by permanent residents OF the city Az TO exclude the
travelling public from participation IN lis comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with
view to apart for transient visitors suits OF parors and
bedrooms to be retained at all seasons for them.
Families from altar will now find the choicest accommo
datons Of this Hotel constantly set apart Tor them, and
transient visitor has proved TO those Who residing In
the vicinity OF New York; have constantly since It's open
ing honored IL with their selection as combining all The
a1aries q the best European hotels with the advantages
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n, He proprietor ofihe Rough and Ready House. Lou.
sana avenue Washington, near the City Hail. respect
fully informs his friends and the public that he has con.
nected with his establishment an excellent TES.PIN AL.
LEY, with balls equal any in the city In which they ma
al all times amse themselves without any charge whatev
er and he viii be happy TO have their company
these terms, .G
The Bar will be found constantly supplied with the hes
Liquors and Refreshments
JOCK DOUGLAS
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JOHN MILO

HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegant estab
ii lishment, formerly known as the ALEXANDRIA, NO
557 Broadway takes pleasure in announcing TO strangers
visiting the city the public that his Saloons are now
open or.their reception They have been improved deco
rated, and newly furnished and every effort has been
made 10 render them attractive and agreeable
place of resort In this country,
The large saloon is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain AMI is oDamenied with the
choicest Plants and Flowers Ices and DELEGATES OF every
kind are served here during their seasons The rooms
AMI Liquors Of great variety, are devoted exclusively TO
gentlemen The yisiter, whether seeking good PRONE,
made nm agreeable lounge delicious refreshments VIII
find hem AT No, 557,
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r OILS HART respectfully informs his friends anil the
public ~ large and particularly his Old patrons Dgli,
ware that his house Nc 20 Frankling Place. which for
n,afn.ss and comfort well privacy and qneineEs
stnaion IL unsurpassed by any public house IN II 'adel
phs ls npen for their accommodation Tayenesth. .gh
INA yis,sTs 10 lie city will find HE house desirable
lodenr or temporary home they could wish-wle his
CHARGE ranging from rs TO oil day, will be found
moderate his would ASK Tor the superior accom-
fnoaIstIous they viii obtain III.
M n LUNCH daily at II A. NJ; ORDINARY for the es
neri, accommodated OF merchants and other business
man from 20 r NJ every day, except Sandsys PER
MAkENT BoARDRRs,f for whom the best accommodations
are prsrrrld taken on de mos, accommodating terms
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NE W PA p Err HA .NGIN G 8
AND WINDOW SHADES.

NICHOLAS PIKE g. Co, No. t73 Pearl street,
~ Importers and Manufacturers. have ust opened
very extensive supply Of every style and quality Of
American and French Paper Hangings, Borders'
Fire.board Prints, and wide Window Curtain Paper.
Also, splendid assortment Of painted Window
Shades Al d fixtures for the same which they offer
to Merchants Dealers and others at the very lowest
prices.
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wa.nlneton Unlver.Iey or baltimore.

M EDICAI. DEPARTMENT.. Session Of lsl3 anil 1919
Prof. j. O. s MoskUa, NJ D., Theory and Practice Of Med.
.uEH....#
Prof Il. FoaRMha, NJ D., Chemistry.
Prot WiLLiAd Il NILSSON, NJ, D., Therapeutics and Maze
ria Me,iira.
Prof WILLIAM r. LEONARD, NJ D., Anatomy.
WILLIAM H. STOKES, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics, Dis
eases Of Women aud ChIren and Mt'ical junslTu
drnce
Prof GEORGE MCEooR, NJ. D., Surgery
DR.. WAKHMAH BRyARly Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The annual oi Lectures will commence ON Mon
plN 18th OF October nex, and continue four months.
Tie College has greatly enlarged lis capabilities Tor int
parting Medical instruction. The Hospital department, un
the control 81 resident member ui the Faculty. has
been filed with o disease. Museum OF Anat0m.
aud ot.f preparations has been established, ANT many
important additions The Chesterfield department have
heen received from Paris The rooms for Tie resident Stu
dents numerous comfortable and econ ,micdl and v i'll
prove greatly advantageous 10 such AS wish IN pursue
assnu0us and uninterrupted course of study.
Fees for The Session.
Mairirndtion ticket. S5
s.. Professor, y ticket, each lJ
... Demonstrators ticket .4... ~
L. FOREMAN, Dean
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER FULTON AND PEARL srRRRrs)
THE PROPRIETOR OF this Hotel desires 10 return his
thanks TO his friends and the travelling portion Of the
community generally for the ayors which they have be
slowed upon him since he opened his establishments ami
them that he will spare exeronH to render his
house worthy OF the patronage OF which he has already re-
IL. JOHNSON
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PLAYING CARDS.

MIR gary ebooe Of Crehore white, red, and blue Har
sack eagle Playing Cardr also Merry AndIsw t .sn
inder ana other Varieties with every DESCRIPTION o. nssk
,aaeher with an assortment Of Playing Cards from az tns
principal card manufactures IN the United Ss', %
ehsssr, 81 CHARLES SMALL, 2hs Pearl street.
next door to the U, s Hotel
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runNIruRE, FuRNITUREi,

T tie Second Street CABINET WARERooMS, NJ. lSa
Il South Second sreet-E MOUNT having a large aud
splendid assortment OF fashionable and well made fTiiir
hand, comprising rosewood teetee Sofas; walnut dp;
nahogany do, with plush, satin, damnek and fancy LAIR
cloth s-stngs and other covernss plain SOFAS Of al prr
and patterns; French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking Do Centre and Pier Tables; Sofa Tables; Dyasi
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension, Dining aud Carl Tabs
dressing Bureaus; warTohes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post BedEeads; French doi etrird maple
and cherry do and variety Of others Sccrenryt Book
casrs marble tops; mahogany WaElIstands; liH Rafk
lain and with mirrorf Ladies Work Fables OF rosewo"
and mahogany rosewood, walnut birch and muio.i, ny
chairs, with aiIcoih plush aud damask seating hke"isf
Chairs Of all patterns, with an extensive 'f
ment OF every article In Our line OF business. = ,, .
Country Merchants and others tspecauy nn .., ~
call and examine stock Of Furniture every arus
which Is manufactured BY ourselves and wiIi Oe "soS'"
Of the reasonable terms.
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TIN ySAREi TIN wAREI.

MERCHANTS.
UuIE subscriber would respectfully Invite the attention Of
Mtchi.lis visiting this clly for the purpose Of selecting
stock sois tr the Fall aud Winter safes to hs tSisu
siyc stock q Tin. Lapd,,sd, Sheet Iron AMI ErdDniG
nrs comprising general variety, which has bet
f.,rd IN ms abshmei, and by the beet wofknen
in the city all oi which Is offered al extremely low prices
Purchasers The different Siaiea, Will find u greatly To
teir advantage call This establishment, where they
Will find every variety o Tin Ware, at prices that wa MOI
lal to please Goods viii be carefully packed aud sen 10
- '..' ',. ALFRED II. REP,
No ,t3i, BALTIC. IT., above the Globe Inn
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To Let,
BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE

BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAKEHOusE,
Mo SPRUCE ST, NEAR THE CITY HALL, N YIN
N addition To his usual assortment OF large sized LOOK.
ne GALS PLATES Of superior brillancy and beauty
an,i POL ISIfED PLATE GLiSSfor STORE and o,hel
WINDOW SIfO W CASES, Sc, which has been largely
inerea aed by recent importaOns.
Ilp subscriber las for sale. large and small sized POI
ISUEU PIN TES, Of superior quality, for LIGHT
iOIiSES disa, Tor SK Y LIGHTS COIGU LAMPS
,OICH WINDOWS GREEN HOUSES, aud NAN
UFi CTDRY WINDOWS
The use Of this Glass windows Of and dwellings
IL great additional security against fire
sash makers and dealers will find TO their advantage Il
call rs RDdve, when prices will be furnished.
ISAAC J.. PLATT.
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A PREMIUM OFFER.

The post.ofIicc Of any town in the Union from
which we shall receive the greatest number of sub
scrbors 10 Godeys I.ady's Book, during the year
between the first q December lgd9, and the first
Of December, 1850, Che Magazine TO be- mailed to
such post-oice 10 subscribers through III shall
been titled 10 u continuance of the whole numoer ol
lhe subscripiio ions grdfiousy for one year alter ne
expiration of the year for which Their subscriptions
shall have been paid, a., . ,,,s
The Magazine viii be continued on either TO me
subscribers thomseves, or TO me asans IA
To whom he packpge or packages may be directed
or to both il there sbond be both In the same town'
as the case may be- Address -, cn..,,.,sy
with any newspaper giving The nbove lew IN.
sertions we will exchange.
a., .oon,s are informed that those sending In
,h;r ORDERS first will be first supplied 10 case the
edition threatens TO run out
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MWKING i SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS,
446 BROADWAY

nfvoT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Recumhtnt Revolving
Chairs Selfacting Extension Incumbent Chairs Dentist
Chairs Improved Invalid Wheel Chair, Branch Reading
and Writing Desks and every variety Of Mechanical Chairs
for comfort and convenience t1
Also BY permssion, manufacturers Of Major Series U,
s A. Travelling Invalid Chair
FsshiHnable Cabinet Furniture made 70 order
NJ w. KING, yS.,r york
W. II. lfALIECE, 49,
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/ TIE HESI UMBRELLAS IN NNTNl'N'
ISAAC SMITH co wOald inform the pdbhci ana par
icularly Their customers, whom they have been unable To
supply ior lime past, that they are how uhsy lhk)
able 10 fulfil any order ior their Ser Bingham tmbTeGds,
well known 5s . smiths super Umbrellas
They have also hand every variety OF Cotton AMI Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they win sell low or cash or credit
ISAAC SMITH & co, Wholesale Manufacturers
No, 80 Pearl street, New York
Ma. IS Milk street Boston, Mass
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m USE AND OF ND FA MILY
CARRYALL Fob SALE.

a. TIE snbsc riber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
Mu HOUSE aud LOT, the south eide Of Maryland
Avenue between a and 9th streets, for sale cheap and
accommodating terms He thinks II unnecessary TO give
here description of the property as those who wish 10
purchase can call aud examine for themselves
ALSO, n FINE FAMILY CARRYALL, OF late style The
trimmings are neat and In Those who wish TO pr
chase will find this bargain II be by calling On
the subscriber, CALEB FARMHOUSE,
jan Maryland Ave, south side, between "A a. o SITS
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Patent hIedicated India Rubber Porous
STRE SErIIENING PLASTER

IN all where II is thought advisable Keep mp
permanent stimuant mpTe ssion near the organ
srasrd, ttss piasters will be found highly valuable in
fact all the benttt that can accrue nom continuous
rritant will be produced In the efficient
u-r by them, As in Rheumatism, Lnmnaao Goui, En-
argenent the Joints Chronic Disease Of the Liver,
spleen, Lungs, other internal organs, in short all
other where warming or strengthening plsrrs
beneficial these viii be found 10 be superior any IN
use, For sale by CIIAS STUTT
Drug and Apou, 9Th street, and Penn. Avenue.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE Fare 81.
co., M Sg ,-s,jx;Ssyt

MORNING LINE.
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND HALTi
MORE RAILROAD
Via wilmington Newark, Elkon lIayre de Grace &c viii
leave The depot Eleventh and Market streets daily (ekcspt
Sin,iayj - y A. VI
AFTERNOON LINE
Via New Castle and Frenciown.
The steamboat OHIO. Capt Davis, Will leave Dock street
wharf, daily, except Sunday, att Ia y. NJ
NIGHT LINE.
PR Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rsiroad
will the depot ih and Market streets, daily At ID
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Mai Lines will leave Baltimore Tor philadelphia al
A. Nj, and i, NJ per Railroad and O'Clock, r. NJ, ty
Steamboat
SUNDAY MAI. LINE
The only Line for baltimore, on sunday viii leave ia.
depot. IN and Market *rer al 10 +, NJ
Passengers must protuse their tickets before taking the
seats ~ The cars
WHEELING AND PlTTSBuRG
Tickets through to Wheeling or rtsburg can be procur
ed ~ the depot, OF board the steamboat
Fale To Pitsburg S II; TO Wheeling SlJ.
NO1ICE-A baggage by the above lines Ii entirely al
the owners rskf and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but tler wearing apparel
80 Ihs II baggage allowed each passenger
oris--dly G. IL HuDDELL, Agent.
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ALBION LIFE INSURANCE CO
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

5h" INSTITUTED IN lbG.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that persns Ensured in the
IN bun from ihis date permitted 10 visit Europe al all
SEASONS Of year. in frat class vessels without any pay
mrni charge for risk aud that their policies shall
remain IN ll force during such voyages and residence in
any part Of Europe.
Prospectus with modified conditions rates, &c. may be
JOSEPH FOWLER,
H. s. BUCHANAN,
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CARPETlNGS.

I w. TRACY Is now opening extensive assortment Of
j. reh Tapestry, Velvet Wilton, Brissrs aud other de.
scIiption OF FASHIONABLE tiRPEIihGS selected
by Mr. T. l. CHESTER, the principal manufacturing es
ADJUSTMENTS la England and embracing all the latest
proved designs For sale al 80 broadway doors above
The Hospital. .aa,
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JYslars Backing liz Of the most shining atclesi'
the markel-Spirtf " NE Iinss, April 2
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SOFAsl sOFAsll

S.---xH FRESH supply Of good and cheap
CT sNZts.$ra SOFAS just received, NJ the following
IS prces-7, q, %, 49, 81, ~ and 10 dol.
NJ - lars Also daily expected, file lot OF
Mahogany and Black Walnut PARLOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all which will BE- sold great bargains. al the
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall,
7th street. between u and streets.
All in will please call and examine the articles for
thelngelyea #'E S ID, BROWN.
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A II YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
n Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, Keeps constantly
hand large and elegant stock Of ready made clothing,
in almost every ETY. aud aye Of garments Gentlemen
In want OF Putt for immediate may rely upon getting
goods Of the best quality and made eqna 10 the best be-
spoke work All garments warranted as represented
Prices very low Also, large and elegant assortment of
furnishing goods.
Measures taken aud suits made 10 order, One price
~. Terms cash,
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment

THE usual place OF attraction for ENGRA WING AND
i COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re-
moved TO 18th street, first door from Pa. av.
where the subscriber would be glad TO have Members OF
Congress. visitors residents and the public generally give
lin call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed in the best and at the shortest notice
Numerous specimens to he al his office, and the best
JOHN CUIIUM.
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES.

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which lie felt In the
accuracy and perfect adjustment Of these Scales is such
that they have be regarded Tie standard from
1 which there g no appeal
SCALES Of manufacture OF every required mod
fcaton graduated the English French, Spanish, Poru.
gese and Chinese standards for expectation and home
trade constantly on hand, and for sale by
aTgly' FAIRBANKS Il co, 81 Water st
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WELLER,s PATENT nLAcKINa.

dIE undersigned h.gs leave call t attention Of those
DESTROYS u using good article Of Hacking, 10 the
EbovenAned. The Manufacturer Knowing the excellent
pIoperes this Blae king samples 10 various persons
pers The Underneath are from some OF te papers,
uey speak for themselves also several persons who Tried
Il have called and -ad that the japan Lnid Hdcking was
superior any thing they had ever hsfd.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS,
yp,Rsr's Patent japan Backing Is IA. oi excel
Lent article; have II used, aud hiEhty
mend nN american, AI5il5
y.ay,, Hacking is one the most superb aud sails.
factory sricea OF the day y mpar. brttnce aud 20.
lisa beyond desc ripon We haS. tired Il Go sni do
iiaswise. "-SprH 81 Hs itnrs' and2
BY reference to another column m advertisement viii
be iound Tor an excellent article ct hInckns IN Liquid
many who have tried IL. II not only gives, with very hi,
trouble, a beautiful JET polish but retains much "nre
man any other II sold by the agent uf the manuctur
srM No CO. Chestnut street. BUY bottle, one iral vii
provo tie fact Phil Ledger, Apra@t
Yslars Backing Of the most shining articles Il
the market.-Spirif " The Times, Aprh2
has pre- pared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful let POLISH and does nnrs The leather 1fUs
who would have polished understanding should read III
advertisement, ~ another colunn--O - dassHe, my J.
psuars Patent Japan Backing Il about The hest article
OF the kind we have seen The polish which Il linparta
me ttdsr standings Of IL brilliant and lasting:
have tried IT, and II b0os us TO Say all THIS IN iis behalf
tEpening BAAt;in, June 7.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonial
similar 10 the above, from private individuals and iron
other papers the above eHars sufficient TO
v;nee any person that the manufacturer has not exaggeat
"A bt that npan fair trial Tie Backing will lie found
represenied. srceleg In every respect
WEILAR, Manufacturer, No. 30 Chestnut street, Phi
'S9ARiEs sTo1T corner Penn Avenue and IN street
agent for Washington, d. e,
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BEDsTEADs PROOF AGAINST MUGS

I INDSLEY,S IMPROVED PATENT BEDSIEADS, at
IL GARDENERS, GO Gold street. fret door from beck.
man street, New York This improved Bedstead received
the highest premium awarded nj the late Fair vi the Anne.
riean insiit. In October, iS,3 A. and 5 and the silver
medal OF 1916 every other competitor The Bedsteas
and all ether articles Of furniture required for the cham
btr manufactured of the best mnteralp and under the
immediate supervision 81 the undersigned
Mattresses, Piasters, Feather Bes Bolsters and PHI
lows hand made 10 order f the Bedstead, and
warranted to be filled with such hair, feathers, &C rep.
resented WILLIAM G. GARDINER.
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sNHE NEW YORK FIRE INsIRANaE lon ia,., ns
recent act OF the Legislature, ig autarlaru 70 tske ~
rine and Fire Risks under The new ts Of The SEW fokk
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE coNfANt, naVlns
ISIS and isi AMI possessing hl Capital Of $4,000 viii
mrpliB sfons ample security 70 az persoha masking Ma
BE terms as other similar Institutions application al liz
once The company, No ~ WA hueei, ladjolnlhg H'
Courier & Enquirer Office
DIRECTORS T.
Oliver II Jones Joseph N Lord
SAMUEL s Howaui William Spencer
Samuel e HaTTiot Jubal Ietbel
Horace Brooks George Loyet
John Cspp Germs Vanderbilt
Walter X. Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas II. Mills Isaac N Seymour
Hamilton BydeneuI2f Israel Corse
Oliver b Tweedy Josiah o, Law
Waiter II. Jones, jr. Jonr z Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot John Even
Abraham u. Dsyia Charles Minturn
IIeIato Stebhns
o II JONES, President
n UspERHHL, Secretary.
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and win embrace everything dn,sds, Instructive Rdia
be now in progress In the world
As Family Magazine, the Editor IL confident that nc
rivalry affect, opposition ess-n lis valae aud worth
nd he offers II 10 the world tone character literary
merit and illustrative beauty. JAZZ