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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-15
MONEY MARK E Il.

Morpkr, October l4-o y. Nj.
The stock market quite active this morning, and
prices we're tolersbly trm for Monday. There were
very large sales Of all the fsneiss principally for cash,
and the bears compelled TO buy In, they require
for delivery prices far above those realised their
contracts Spectators having carried M most Of the
large nrciss, appear disposed to take hid Of the
susner ol,ss. Long leland advanced, to day, y per
cent and Portsmouth Dry Dock =. Reading Mortgage
Bonds vent spA. Farmers Loan and Morris Canal
fen On y per cent each; Harlem. - Holders OF stocks
generally s,bibit anxiety to sell aud the aumber
of oniside operators IL daily inereasng SO long
demand nom that exists prices VII be we'll
,ustaired. The upvsrd movement in prices u not
sobtnsd TO this market syeoulstorsi in Boston Phils
dsrhia aud Bsiiimore have exhibited III. spirit,
srd teisgrsphic 5sspatches are daily received BY
brokers In Wall street iron parties in other elites,
crdsring purchases q different stocks in this market
Several CT cur leading fancy stocks are largely
Reid In the ahove-nsmed cities, and hundreds
Of iisrss are daily purchased here on seeoun.
CT rpseustors in all parts Of the country The
telegraph sHotes Wonderful facilities for stock spesu
lstrs srJ during the sitting ofthe boards Of brokers
IN this city Bos,on end Phnsdelphis dispatches
coEtinuslly rsssing hom to the other. This
k the great regulator and operators In other cities
hardly dare until they posted up relative 10
monuments here.
There sppesrs no indication Of any unavorabls
charge in TIE mcnsy market. The tspply is largely
IN tSe,ft q The d,rsna aud leans cen be easily ne
sostss On satisfactory securities at Owe and siz per
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FAIL RIvNR RAIL ROAD.
slo9,Hi ), sT,,c u
- -
flilHS2 90

The earnings for October and November, 1sip were
t1so7s o5 and sl57le 81, which added to the above
win make the earnings for the present financial
year ending December /, 1880 200 900, CAPT.
tai Of s1o5o0Oo. The entire balance Of ndebtednes
OF the company Dec l. 1872 was about sio2 which
the directors wisely detsrminsa 10 lquidsts, AZ
far az possible from the net earnings OF the current
year IL will appear from the above statement that
the expectations Of the directors will be realised and
that the Indebtedness OF the eompsny will be reduced
to very all amount at the close of the financial
year thereby enabling them for the future with
out an increase Of patronage pay regular dividends
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ALFErn Carson NoNtvArED ToR TIVE MAyoR.
AIRY The fri,B6s Of Mr. Carson, Chief Engineer
Of the Fire department, held meeting last night,
At the corner Of Grad and Henry streets, and
nominated him as their candidate for the mayoralty
ut the re1t election. 1.-THE wings should nominate
a men Of their own, we will therefore, have three
candidates for that Office in the held Now, would
n not be well for that party 20 take up hr. Chrson
% their candidate II they were to do 30 they
would stand a capital chance Of electng their
whole ticket. for there is no doubt that Mr. Carson
would roll tremendous rete. Many Of our ciii-
zens, who are SICK and disgusted with the oil
system Of nominating candidates, would cheerfuily
vote for him for the purpose 81 placing man ia
Nc msyoraliy who Is independent n party, and
Las shown hiksslfto be fearless advocate Of re-
Srrn With him AZ Mayor. mary Of the abuses
vi ich chafsctrIi7a TIE o1rD'nisratiol Of c1r
nuIiei7rl government w0pld he abolished.
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Tic Peisgn1s matchmaking the excite
meut caused ~ this osse ell the citv nothing
further ibaB has been sfvady STATED hal t-epsri,cd
NJ 20 yttteidey evening II is nov said h1setfr AZ
J.GsrFon msrbtt police oface. that srs winn. ths
sister 81 Hehns Niis bao zoe ANGLE that she Iaads
Mp uinent " bstb- ", aud that after so,pg ~ shs
lett fsu nsut Of u IN tescur aud thar The Girl IN,
advrten'ly tnrew " into the teapot Witch .as tbs
csu.e q the disaster Dortvsr this nav Ne an.
pot sud milk jcg With Their coutsnts have pee, ssn,
10 Justice bsaklsy. and be prnmists 20 have thu,
stsi'ysd M The course - this day 10 riorrsr n
pu, od dsy or two, Mrs. Hsha aoa her sistsr a,d
me ssfvant ri not ~ beins able 10 attend
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Her. FRARcls GlAHsER.-This aistingufshed
gentleman the president Of the late wing con-
vention At Syracuse and the leader of the opposi-
ton to the Seward majority in that body, has been
in town day or two, and puts up at the Asfor
House. He will, Of course, be prominent at the
national wing convention which u to meet at
Utica on the 18th instant
We observe that Col. Webb, in his manifesto in
the Courier a~G EwqSirsr of yesterday, seeks to
disparage Mr.. Granger and his influence in this
State. 1t Is true that Mr.. g. has been for some
years in retirement; but we shall be much mista-
ken if he does not hereafter take a more promi-
nent place in the ranks Of the wing party, as he
will 60 with these patriotic men who are for the
preservation Of the Union in preference to the ele
walton of any political aspirant the schemes OF
disorganizen.
II is curious fact in the political history OF Mr.
Granger, that he would have been nominated and
elected Governor OF this State, instead of Mr..
Seward, in 1888, had his friend, Mr.. Fillmore, Chen
q delegate from Erie county to the wing conven-
ton, and now President Of the United States,)
adhered TO him on that occasion. Mr.. Fillmore,
who voted for Mr.. Granger on the first and second
ballots, was induced TO change his vote and infa-
ence in favor of Seward, in consequence Of the
representation of the delegation from this city and
the river countless that the latter more popular
in this quarter, by which change Mr.. Seward was
nominated, and subsequently elected Governor
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brHADDsnBa DsvLesioW Tvs 1reIN.BA DanADvvLI
SsALs.D- fsstsI Day morning at O'Clock, the steam
boiler In the oil fsotory Of Mr. Pond foot Of DsGrsw
street Brooklyn exploded, carrying away portion Of
engineer, who sitting his breakfast above and
little to enc side Had he been below, where he
usually Is. he would certainly have been killed The
man vas to his residence invan
bruht street and DR. Bennett sent for to dress his
wounds. IL at the msnhole that the boiler burst.
This factory has been rather unfortunate 1t has been
burnt twice. the last time 10 few months ago. IL was
burned TO the ground, producing q most tremendous
eonhsgrsticn. rrrr' 49,. .f.tt.
sEIzrpr or envesLrp Goops ON no AID rHr An Arrrc
During the last week while the Atlantic steamship
was laying at her dock foot Of Canal street. quantity
Of laces and embroideries. to the value OF nearly
$1,000, were seized on board by the Custom House ON
GERS in consequences of information given by Mr n.
Collins the excellent agent and part proprietor OF the
line The party who uggled the articles In the
employ ment Of the company, and has We learn been
dismissed
ArrrMprrD SUICIDE -Andreas Carl Brusch, q Ger
man sgeo about forty years and residing at 73 Lud
low street, TO jump into the North river
Policeman Bennett OF the Ninth ward. and some citi-
Gems, Immediately to his and succeeded In
getting him out Of the water, when they discovered
two cuts each Of his arms about Eve inches above
each other about two inches long and about quarter
OF inch In depth, and bleeding profusely. He
then brought to the Ninth ward station house. and
the wounds tied up by Doctors johnson and Covert
who had been sent for after which he sent to the
City Hospital While being brought to the hospital
he had to be tied down q cart, and II was with
great difficulty he prevented from taking the
bsndages on his arms.
ACCIDENT AT hall past eleven O'Clock Sunday,
Robert McCsfrey boy fell from the iron railing In
front Of St Marys Church and injured himself Very
badly He taken to his residence No. 245 Brooms
street, by policeman Charles X. Smith.
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.
THE EEkLY HER AL =

The steamship Cambria, Captain Leitch, will leave
Boston, at tomorrow, for Halifax and Liverpool
The mails will close in this city at and four o'clock
this afternoon.
The WrrKLY HERALD, printed in French and Eng
lish will be published at ten O'Clock this morning
It's contents win embrace the importsn news of tho
week received by mail, steamship, and telegraph.
Single copies in wrappers, sIpence.
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ADVRRrISExENrs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

WBIREAs-HENRY FLAvELt. VINO RESIDED. IN
w te year lf6, A. Albany. In ihe State o. Nsu Yprt
az ftfmtry rsidet At och coti ahd Billion in the
q Narsick, Hsgsnd, IL wanted in respect 10 granifs
thefs snars Nlosyer has fIovedge % the residence q
the taid usnry rave will BE communicate
him. mucdetey notice % this Advertisement; AVID tbs
tad Hehiy Tsve requested to write 10 Mr. wrafta Law
tocter Eugty Warvckshre - soon as be reesyes tbs
saio roee o. Lvinetcn, Wells Co Foreign Lrrr--,
Are,ev, ftv Ncrk Ruety, September IA, ISL
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THE PRuIr CRor AT MALAeA-By accounts from
Malaga to the nth ut, we learn there had been
rain there during the time that about third OF the
raisin crop ON the ground, which had caused
rise in prices the rain had injured the fruit to
extent particularly that portion intended for cssking
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CLOTHING.

(,Asr orr cIorufNe-cAsr orr cLoTHrSo.-LA-
" dies and gentlemen obtain tbs highest Trce Tor
OF slchps furpure sending through other
wise fer TLfvENsTHkE go Broadway, st.rs Ladies
sstssdea BY Mrs. fsvens,yse.
ADIEe Ar n GENTLEMEN ARE uEREBY RBsPECT-
L. fsly fnfer-sd that the fall valve will be psid IN
for s deserTti n and esst-oa toshss ~
rororey IL Orange street. Orders threugh
match re =. or cthervife, rromptly attended TO-
!. roRcNEf, ~ Orans. %, lear Cla,han.
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Excess in 1850.

In connection with this fact Is necessary to state
that the road has boon extended about thirty miles
since the LIST OF January, 1850. Even with this in
in length, the increase in receipts has been
This bids fair to be Of the most profts
BILE roads I'm the country
The exports from Baltimore during The past week,
were unusually large, amounting In value to s335ll7
%, including the cargo Of the new ship A. M. Law
renee for San Francisco which is valued OF $4,000
The principal articles shipped the great staples
Of haryiand-bresdstufs and tohacoo-6,1ss bbls. Of
-four, considerable quantities Of corn meal,
and 400 hhds. of tobacco being among the articles
enumerated. Among the imports note two full
esrgoes Of Peruvian guans, direct from the Chncha
Islands, article which has become scarce In the
market, and one which Is much needed at pre-
sent by sgreuturist also Of three full carsoes
welsh railroad iron for the use Of the Baltimore anl
Ohio Railrosd
The annexed statement exhibits the gross earnings
Of the Fall River Railroad for ten months Of the
financial year commencing December l, 1s4o, CON-
pared with the previous year
m
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will that the greatest pam tngs in the
sols this day twelve o'clock by John Kees
James L. Cooeys sales $40 Broadway Thsis the
great and celebrated panng by Dunlap. Those whs
make fortune easy had better attend, as IL
cheap aud there danger Of paying TOO much Tor
that great work Of art.
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CoLoEED SYMPTOMS IN PoLucs Co
.LrroS BETWEEN TIE WING AnoIirIoSlsrs AND
TIE BAENBrESEEs. to all appearances
in the interior Of the State, and from the toa. Of
Thurlow Weeds paper. and other Seward organs,
Il is very probable there will be an abolition con-
junction between the Syracuse whig sbolitiouisis
and large portion Of the banburners, throughout
the State, at the coming election. II such a union
should take place to the extent anticipated, the
abolition wings will osry their whole ticket, in spite
Ct the recent union Of the democracy, or Of the
beliers' convention at Utica. The result in such
case will probably be the election, by the next
Legislature Of John Van buren, to hll the place Of
Mr. Dickinson in the United States Senate. This
seems 70 be the aim and tendency Of the numerous
movements going on in the Interior Of the State
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The demand for sterling exchange fer remittance
by the packet leaving Boston Wednesday has
been moderately active, at improved rates. We now
quote advance Of one quarter per cent. The sup
ply Of FIRST class bills the market is limited On
all other points there has been advance in rates.
Domestic exchanges remain the same previously
quoted, with very little enquiry. Uncurrent money
is scarce particularly the issues of New York State
banks Silver is in demand for shipment and the ad-
vance in foreign exchange quoted above wl without
doubt, give an impetus to shipments The steamer
leaving this port Wednesday, next week, will pro-
baby take out large amount Of specie We spare
several millions of coin, and the banks would no
doubt feel relieved by taking off portion Of the dead
weight they have hand. California will supply
us with all the gold want for any purpose and 1t
would be much better for to quidAte part of
foreign irdebtness by shipments Of specie, than by
remittances Of our public securities.
The value of domestic cotton goods exported from
Boston to foreign ports during the three weeks end
ing the 18th inst 1897 4s2-qusntty, 1898 pack
ages this 3sss packages, valued at s214sl7,
shipped to the East Indies.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Galsna Railroad
Company, for the month Of September, and from
January 1st to October lst In each of the past two
years were s annexed -
CHicAeo AND GALEsA RAlLRoAD.
1850. sept-Rs eeipts from freight $500 90
." Passengers and mails. 6,s92 O5
,o,o TOTAL 49,. .'.....''''. 'si4oSs VI
1901 sept.-Ioial receipts. a,zo' 20
Excess September, 1850. .......... se7el So
Earnings from Jan let to Oct lst 1850. .s7s7os 50
$780,. lo,75S %
Ex,ess IN Isso Gao o.s 90
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INTERESTING IN THE Court SESSIONS by
reference to the proceedings of the Sessions yes
erday, II appears that the Indictment against Mar
Gus Tullius Cicero Stanley, the aftacht of Wilkes,
head of the stoolpigeon gang, "a gang that
procured the nomination Of John Graham
for District Attorney,) has been set down
for trial to-day. II viii be recollected that
Stanley was indicted, some time ago, for re-
ceiying stolen property. This Stanley has been
one of the principal agents OF Wilkes for some
time, and was a friend and associate of Warner
and One. Eyed Thompson up to the recent. eXplo-
sion in their affairs When Warner ran away, he
left about S60O as a sort Of legacy to One-Eye, to
be paid by his friend. DIR. Mofat-but we have not
heard that he left anything to Wilkes or Stanley.
We also learn, that David Graham, Esq, the
eminent codfer, has thrown up all professional
connection with the Drury and Arlington Ben
net cases. Mr.. Graham has, at a late day, taken
a right course-but he might have seen the origin
purpose and character of those terrible stoolpgeon
prosecutions along time ago. But il is better late
than never, 10 take a proper and high minded
course. David Graham has many Of the traits Of
his late excellent father-so go ahead in the right
direction.
Now that justice is about resumng her scepire
We suppose that One Eyed Thompson will soon
be indicted for the torpedo crime-Wilkes will
have his trial in December, al Poughkeepsie-Stan-
ley will he hauled up here-and Warner may yet
be caught in England, under the eXtradton treaty.
The other under-Plots against old Drury, in the
shape Of an indictment stool-pigeou evidence, in
Brooklyn, and one yet against Arlington Bennett,
will explode ef themselves, without any special
effort on the part Of the Brooklyn or New York
judgcs. The great s,ool-pigeon gang Of Wilkes,
One.Eye & CO., with all their agents and under.
sueppers, who have been lurunahng for the last
two years, have, last resort, procured the nom.
nation Of John Graham, by deeeiving and using
Tammany Committee butthey can hardly carry the
honest democracy for such candidate with such
friends at his back to provide for when he gets in
TO power
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TIN NAtoRLIY 1t will be seen, b. reference
to he head Of City Politics; TIA, strung opposition
smorg the ranks II discontinued hunkrrs Is being
oigsniz,d egaira Fernando Wood. as candidate
for The Mayoralty, and thst his resignation Of
he termination wss prmp;orily dsmandsj, lat
n'Qh'. ~ q powerful minority Some fan nay
s,Ou te tap. c.e5 in The Old Wigwam.
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BlRNrHl AHoY!-A Cali. TO TINE UScsNvEprEp.
Again we cay. where is Barnuml Has any one
seen him Of late, putting his hand into his pocket
for charity's sake, Ia JEySY LrSDi Ia the last
fifteen years, he has pocketed nearly $3.50 900. by
exhibiting Joice lIeth, the Woolly Horse, Tom
Thumb, The Fejee Mermaid, aud many other
humbugs. Did any one ever hear Of his giving
any odd ten thousand dollars for the charities Of
New lcrkl lie is now exhibiting a very angel
from heaven Jenny Lihd-who has already given,
cut OF her own earnings, nearly 100000. Why
does he rot catch rsy II her lghi-a spark OF her
beneyolcnce-and alec give title TO the poor, out
Of the vast proceeds which h. boasts Of receiving
from her ooncers1 Come, ia mum, how muchi
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atsd deTreed cetiut.ted victim Of aud
eusntss No doubt 81 H. Yet one bottls ~ hutchngs
LyspeIss Bhters would alleviate all ths symptome and
Of the preparation work thsroush cure. Principal
orlca. Ia Inlion atrtet.
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McnE or SArAS.-Win old Slievegammon, Of
the frituns newspaper, look into the pockets ct
his old white coat, or inie the crown Of his oil
white hai, and see If he caa fad out by the
vouchers vhat has been done with the $4,000
given BY The hard working Irish Of this city. 70 &c,
W a revolution Ia lr,landl In IS aud 40 the
hi rave away all their srarc don rs-they have
nothing bot Eo,es now. Come, oome-oit with
the fsts old Shevegammon, and tell the iruth for
once
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"You Told Me,o and i ana much Obliged

four kindness doing for time opened
mouth only suffered pain hut mortified 20 think
teeth black and deesyed looking went TO your
dentist DR. Brown No 400 Broadway aud found his charge,
very moderAte and, best Of ALL suffered pain. Dont
they look beautiful will send all my friends 10 see the
doctor
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FreeLIes. Tan. saIIoyypess PimpIes Erup-

tions and all skin diseases are 10 seD known positively
cured b. using Gourasds Italian Hsdiostsi Soar. The
foudrs fubtils rsessts. hair from any part o. hs BODY
rough flushed, sugssh rexons at 81 WALL street.
srt fron Broadway Calender South Third street,
Phiiadslrhia.
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Springfield. August s, IssO.-Dear Sir tit

~ItA rssure that sbls 20 nforn you that The dis
sud With which my wife has been
nses troubled fr tine Rast has bees entirely ever
ard cured By the a Pfanetts Ditters believe
then % be inv spabls In ths complaint well as rood
tene fer ,hs syst having mysef derived much benst By
Yer sGle bv John Nihsu, rs Brosdssyi John b Dodd.
III Broadway j. Sader "a Bread way snd BY william r..
Hioks A Co. Lao aud l5l front street.
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Iriisysy Nervous p.bility oensnmptiop, Ansphrodra
Dsriuu Trtmens Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux, dfesse
under the head Nsuros (ereeptpg Paraysis of -heh
have net yet had suficient proof TALBOT WAITE. "
sle Greenwich street DEPOT for watts Nervous Anti
dots. lO2 kAsran street. 81 bottle. 80 dozen.
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Levett 62s Broadway will give Information on the
subject Of the teeth sB volume Of twice the size We
know Of DR. Leyett has thorough teal knowede OF
HE profession, and IS Dentist is not exeeled-Noahs
Tfurea
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MUSICAL.

CfoSpR TABRlcfANo CALzADo LATE CirIrr BASS
tsr a. ~. Cath 81 Jssoss Caha Professsy
otfFt tutfsr auc Piano havrg Il hor-s aroeeupiet
Ncuih hkt 70 employ tm r rfisf ieteon. IN AM q the
~ - ~. sr1rish language cithsrtc rrivar
etudtntf ~ o. schools he alec desires sratoa -
ha.s rnfer N some shufeh IN this cly Ar persons r
rhnt ~ ne servtcss msr inquire for him hoks-
2 ftfltt. ~ anY hour 81 ~. 90.
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ysr and Cake Csrd engraved ana printed ia th, most
Beautiful Boxes for Wedding Cake splendid Br-
dal In vsl0rs Wsfora and Silver Cord. Mr. Evere has
branch store 30 Vail street. for the accommodation Of
his dow a. town customers
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MtsicAL1A oLSTLLNAN AuAIsuR IS WANTED.
By 81 Poet ufce. - =
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Fancy Hate Velvet Cans &C. for children They th
ssperb and beautiful artss Of the kind have eve
ssea Knoy ereeed himself this IN his display
and should call and him l1s Fulton strses
"Cksee goods ~ low prices" is Knox's motto.
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No Doubt OF it.-Anybody can make these

eoupes pes tskss real artist 70 dash
ensons thns Ike glorious picture of di,ins ROOT
tecrer broadway aud Franklin MAKES just such splendid
pictures full of expression, animation life and beauty His
Iiotures have style about them.
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hsLmsn New Yerk and the largest soeetun Of emnen.
satesmsn offered for sale. Tee sdserssment beaded
Fine Arts.
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lent the eitsuthed equestrian manager, has astonthed
houhds From ,hs mott doubtful condition he vas cured
IN sbout three vtsks he from franeisec with
he eupsttution avfuy fhsttertd DR. X. called Aim.
snd sEe,d h ard did go BY entirely treat.
vhch ts trscns and srenrtheuius o. dose
sTgestn Sold In large bottles 81 s6 broadway, Al
sac
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HORSES, sc.
NEW YORK HORSE BAzAAR 81 CROSBY STREET,
~ hu.tisr 'ses 81 Hof.cs Carriages. Names ssaies
be every kontaJ and "Wednesday II soek
JOHN a. GATFIsLD. fropristor.
HO2sEs AND CARRIAGES ron Saba FAMILY
rhtut iesvrg the eitv fer tifae wishes 70 dispose Of
Fefr fre frily establish consisting Of pair of
refior ny horsss. yell broken, End tee earraes-.ns
ocuGh ana fe other carrars rsrns reaFcnates
Arb = syi,e-sr fof further particulars Mr. cewana
stables, 81 sni 80 Mercer tsrect.
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To pfotbers-Examiue Knox,s stock

Bonnet will fnd made in the fashions
allie and suitable Tor the ensuing season. to be
Lted this cay BY srs Bavids and Miss Hart OF Ne 100
Erriuz
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No. 2 broadway strangers will Ind lae
Interesting place 81 the hind In this country No
should fail visit THE Justly celebrated soee0os OF por
Naits Of distinguished In div iduals.