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Balance above expenses. ............. $l48,55S SO
From present Indications the business Of 1852 will not
fall much short of $45O,OOO or $4,000.
The report is clear and comprehensive and contains
much valuable information in regard to the comparative
cost of the road rates of transportation prospects the
road &C. The finances Of the company appear to be in
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ITO LET-THE THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE, NO. IS
Varck street. pleasantly situated. close by ST. John
Park lease can had Z desired The house pre-
desirable opportunity wishing to use it for tho
same purpose For further particulars apply
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ITO LET.-ONE OR MORE OF THE ROW OF HAND
some new three story houses Eghty.s sixth street.
y near Fourth tho rarosa and
ground With vew Rents very low. aud pos
session Immediately Apply to J. c. KIP, Third avenue
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M. SEE SEVENTH PAGE. -Ds
CEnANTs' REGISTER.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-UNTIL FIRST NoyEM
beT Or LONGER located in one Of the most fashosbIe
positions in the city, Union Park
until May part Of the furniture will be sold For full mar
ticulAIs, address Palmer. Herald ofRca. . - -
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day except satnrday-The steamboat CHARLES
CathArine street Spring street North river At and
pier No ut 81 A. NJ Fishing tackle, bait, &c., provided
nm hnAr
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street, above Seventh. Philadelphia, will be flashed
IN few days and ready for occupancy now offered
Tor rent to one competent to furnish
hSTss sf whsht = designed The
water cosets washing apparatus. &c. &c. All the waste
water INCLUDING water from tho roof carried of
sGnrsI to All places Of public generally
the city destined to great business street and
Iahionabe thoroughfare. The house could doubt
hsd with fret class boarSers Immediately For terms 40
BIZ to JOHN BROCK corner Third and Quarry streets.
Phiadelphia N. B-A considerable portion of the ront
would be taken in board Y
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Gey Howell Cobb Of Georgia and ex- Gov Marcy, OF
New York. leave town day in the Alabama for savan
nah After short vri. 70 Georgia. the latter will pro-
eeed to the West Indies.
General Pierce Las returned 10 Concord
The Hon Thomas BaIipg. having recovered from his
late lndisposton hss taken passage in the steamship
Arctic which leaves to day for Liverpool.
Hon John " Davis OF Indisna, (ex. Speaker os the
Eoafe of Representatives and President OF the Baltimore
Convention If 1852 If now in Washington.
Arrivals at the Metropoitan-Ex Secretary Marcy, Al
bapy; Hon John Barney. Baltimore; ". Clarke Luna,
Peru; j. Iicgarth. dc J. j GreeDough. Washington;
Hon. Chas \. Bspcssr pbiis; John Knower, Albany;
Rev George II. Clarke, Phila w. H. Wood. Savannah;
t. l.. Rice. Ohio; Jas A. Mills. Ve.; X, Ii. tn ker,
Charleston; J. p Peters st Louis; J z Newcombi Ro.
AZ the Hovers- Cant Morgan California; Cap. Bow
er. DO: ii. F Gardner. DO A. Hasey, Hinsdsle; W.
N Hodges Ky. L. P. Eles do; j. Sumner Michigan;
u. Ra,.ei ilatttburg 7, D. Mckles, onondaga l. ;.
At the AsIor-J simpson, Georgia; W. Gruve. do; J.
b Allen, Pbs Capt Balls, boston; IL ); Kice A'tRi.
Phelps do r. rierpont, San Francisco; W. Wa'ker y.
A.; O. White, Boston; W. Wilson, KY; Gel. herIing.
ton. Baltimore
At the Irving Col Washington Va Hon Hiram
Walbridge New York Lieut. Gibson u s. Coast Survey;
George D. Warr,n Troy; A. Kyle, baltimore; 5. w:
Paul, Va DIR. Lynch, Baltimore; C. L. Campbell and
Alex. Campbell Canada; McFarlan, New jersey; Jos.
At the american Hon n Chandler, Philadelpha;
j. Lyer. Detroit; A s. Mitchell st. Louis: Mr. Gold
smith Mass Professor Judson. s Dr. Phillips Miss;
II. Reynolds and J Hosmer Boston,
Gen. James, and Gov Thurfton, r. l., and j. Beales,
Esq Sergeant Arms, forming the executive committee
Of the Senate for examining cuetom house frauds also the
Hon Jesse d Bright Of Ia. and the Hon. M Cooley. Of
Staten Island The above list, by some inadvertency
credited In yesterdays HERALD TO the Irving Houe,
instead Of the Union Place Hotel In addition to the
above have arrived at the Union Place HoeiGeneral
Shieds w. s. A.; Msjof Benck Boston, A. j. Alexander,
Kentucky; A. Alexander. Scotand j. Q. Nelson,
Baltimore; j. s. Gardner and Samuel Lawrence, Boston
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Total number Of men


TO the above total q the ships eompani are to be
added 700 marines, which with tie complement OF the
tore.hps officers scientific corps and Others attached
TO the expedition, viii make effective force Of 1000
Eer and above $50 guns, mostly heavy ordnance The
steamers are cash to mount couple 81 Paixhan shell
guns Of the largest cabre and pls sed revolving
trucks, as 10 sweep the horizon There gums are in
tended 10 be used for the discharge Of shells IS and 100
lbs each and long as making % gunf TO each steamer
Each hir provided With t~o brass alb field pieces
to be used for shells canister shot.
One o. The ftoethips the Talbot has already sailed
with extra machinery for the steamers and shells shot
and other ammunition The Mississippi lying at An
napolis, viii be the flag ship Of Commodore Perry The
race Macedonian In TO carry twenty s inch and two
10 inch sbrlig guns. the latter mounted railways The
storeship Southampton Is ready for the Brooklyn
Navy Yard; tbs Lexington at the yard Is fitting
OUT also the vincennes The Macedonian has her guns
on board; che IL now taking In sho. and shell The
sIoops Of war AMI the brig Porpce 70 mount long
81 pcur1srs. Tie Vermont viii mount long forty twos
on hsrlove- deck iorg thirtyt~~ her second tier
and short eghteens her upper deck She fitting
at the Cbarlestovn Navy Yard
The expedition IL 70 cary out magnetic telegraph,
locomotive and railway cars and many other produce
tons Of modern civilization thst doubles. intended
to - ss,onish the nstiyes.n
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81 t25 00c. The c. G. was 70 have saled yesterday,
en- her resera to this city, via Havana
Property to the value Of about sixty thousand
dsl,srs was destroyed, by ircsnd;sry fire, a.
Charleston, on Thursday.
I; appears that John W. Conegys, who was ys..er-
day reported ia have been ares ed 10, extensive nail
rosbsries on the Blltimo-e RAILROAD, was no. con
ductor, but a temporary brakeman on the express
train
The Court oe Oyer and Tcrminer was occupied up
20 near four o'cloeE. Yesterday, in empannellirg
jury, in the ease Of James Doyle, charged with
numbering his landlady by cutting her throat
This delay oc,asioned by the challenges inter
posed TO test the qualification Of the jurors, and
by the number OF gentlemen who were excused
from serving on the ground of conscientious scup,es
against capital punishment. The prisoners counsel
exercised his peremptory challenge in seventeen
instances-the right is Limited to twenty. The
jury were al lergth enpanelled, and the trial adj
eurned to Monday morning.
The court martial on Captain McLanc assembled
at noon yesterday, but again adjourned till to day,
as the Captain announced that he had not yet fully
prepared his defence.
in another part Of to day paper viii be found an
able decision, made by Justice Stuart in the Prus-
sian government case. 1t will be seen that the ma.
gistrate, as before mentioned, holds the accused
parties to answer. We give the decision for its
value in cases Of this character.
| As usual, our columns contain much telegraphc
snd other Information, to which cannot specially
refer See the inside pages for Additional News
from Texas GeIrit Smiths Circular to the Abo-
htionists; Result Of the Presidential Election in
New jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island ar
tices relative to Rival Reapng Machines and the
Atlantic Storms An hours Talk with Billy Bow
legs: Court Proceedings; Commercial Reports Va
rious Local and Miscellaneous paragraphs, Aiver-
tisenents, SC.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

AwpuLLY SUDDEN DEArH-On Wednesday morning
last. Mr. samuel Loweree when driving to the Court
house nj Hampstead In . wagon and accompanied by
relation was seized with . sudden nj Of coughing and
having burt blood vesel expired within three minutes
Mr. Loweree resident Of Flushing and well known
throughout Long Island He between fty and sixty
years Of age, Of robust and supposed healthy
constitution.
AsoIHss Cssruysw AccIpyNr "A mall Lad, the SON
q Mr. Moody, residing a. No. 40 Fulton street. was
seriously injured on wednesday night by the explosion
II . cam pheps lamp
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The long tAlsedcf expedition by The United States
government to the ports Of Japan to the
Of the country is at last about to start fc Jeddo andsr
command OF Commodore NJ c Perry. We have received
positive information from authentic and reliable
source that the quadron detailed for this expedition
viii sail on or about the first o. December proximo We
have also received from the same source the folio Wig
exhibit Of the effective force Of tbs squadron
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Cna,f Calsndar-Yhis ia

UalrrD STATES DisrRIcr CouRr Motions.
SUPREME CouRr- SPECIAL TERM. Motions
SUPERIOR Counr.-- Motions and decisions.
OVEN AND TrRMiNrR--Adjourned 10 Monday.
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Mails for Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Collins steamship Arctic, Captain Luce. viii
lssye this port at to- day for Liverpool The Euro
pssn mails viii close at haifpast ten o'clock this morn
ing. The New York WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
6sbed ut half past nine o'clock Single copies in wrap
psrs sixPenee.
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TRIUMvIRATE OF AMERICAN CoysuLs AT AGA.
PULco.-It is somewhat remarkable, that whenever
such necessity arises in Havana ms makes con-
sutaton with consul there advisable that func-
tionary ID absent-non est Uncomfortable In tho
little city Of Acapulco, in the Mexican republic, We
have such superauity Of those officials as to render
the taxation for fees our shpmase rather oner
GUS. At present two gentlemen dispute the legal
occupation Of that Office, and pending the strife,
each levies his fees upon the American vessels on.
tering the port and we learn that another has re.
ceived an appointment from our government. and
will soon enter upon the discharge Of his functions,
thus constituting American consular trumvirate
IN the city Of Acapulco The following receipts, for
Ices levied on the captain Of the steamship Pacific,
furnish Us with evidence Of the beautiful manner in
Nhich the Official duality works -
Received Acapulco Oct 23d 1882 from Captain r. X
9, steamshp Pacific, four dollars t being fees
ioi uepos' o. register WIN FOSTER,
y. Consular Agent
Received from Capt Leevre master of the s,as msb,
Pscihc, four dollars for deposit OF papers
FRANCIS w. RICE, u. s. Consul
y. s. Copsulate, Acapulco, Oct 20 1869
This lie very desirable state Of things, as a. nre
cent allowed 70 exist; but when he ne. appoint
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u. 3. Mail Steamship Pacific, New York,
November g. 1S52:MR. ALLEN-Dear Sir-The ndersiEn-
ed men Of your department the ship have heard with
feelings Of deep OF intention actual
ment to what fortune has In for you the golden
shores of the Pacific In parting With you sir they
success and prosperity Az testimonial Of their esteem
and attachment they beg to present piece Of plate,
heartily hoping you will receive II with The same plea
that have In presenting 10. /.
The plate WAS duly presented by Mr. p Smith, Ia be-
half Of the stewards department The boinea Is the
ply of Mr. Allen the steward at the time of
M Mt for this valuable Of your esteem words to-
sion This not gift from the hands Of strangers and
reward for public seryices but u.s. take It, gift
mating rem the hearts those connected
With me in the performance Of duty in this vessel Geate
menThs most important for in the execution OF
said duty chickering's occurred to endanger
the good feelings exiting between This testimonial on
be eaeed Permit to ferveny and sincerely that
thank you all and shall retain lively recoIiection
you could so we'll perform your duties and retain
- $500 80 " y" " II. A. ALLEN.
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Of the exter svo saddlery uacurers IN The Unit
ted States have introduced Singers sewing machines with
the brilliant success All who arc Interested In these
bnehes are invited to call AZ the oice OF NJ
SINGER Co. 2b5 Broadway. whore ttey can examine
einsns of the work, and sbs nsehiDss IN operation.
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Rr.dv. having received the Gold Medal
from the american Institute, and also other prize
dais for years IN succssscn a. well the prise medal
ssry sspsas the superiorty q his pictures but In
yjtes tho top Of the public his and unrvaed
OF daguerreotypes now exhibiting ~ his gallery
2d6 Broad way corner Of Fulton street,
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CshiIls Boot and Shoe Embellishments
superb assortment Of boots and shoes made the best
materials In the most admirable manner, found a.
CAHlLLS extensive establishment ST. broadway Lsdios
and gentlemen sure to be suited at Cahill's.
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stsntiy relieved by Drs o'coNNER and CoNNERY sur
gcs and mechanical dentists aud manufacturers moor
ruptibs teeth a. ~ Lpensrd street. near Broadway Ex
fractions OF the most diout teeth executed In the easiest
~ repstg and regulating childng teeth Terms mode.
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Boots and Shoes The Place "Par Excel--
Isncs to get really good boots and shoes at WATKINS
liz FULTON street. There you get boots that boots
somethne the trouble OF wearing at saving Of Some
twenty ave per cent from Broadway prices.
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II. GlDert ~ Co.'S PianOfOrte WarcrOOmS,
1913 Broadway, Of Anthony street, second floor,
HORACE WAflks sole Agent where is always TO be
found an extensive assortment o. T. @: Co.'S superb in
strpnents with and without the olisn, which sold,
Wholesale and retail the at the mandatory
Below the voluntary testimony editor Of the New
York Evangelist Oct. % ls52:-
.EoLiAN PIANoroRTFs- We refer readers, with
Mesert Gilbert Co.. of their admira BILE 1Esan Piano.
fortes Long familiarity with these instruments enables
TO speak with degree Of confidence that could not
otherwise claim their great merit and the besuty
and adaptedne OF the oan attach nent to OF the
lest purposes which musical instrument serves in Chris
Ing tuning than others know Of and possess
sweetness aud purity Of tone Within few
great improvements have been made in their manua ure
~ which much stronger and brilliant tone secured
In point OF depth and volume well as erenness Of tone
throughout the entire rester and elasticity Of touch
who have never tried will be surprised and such
tanmsnts made The Ecan the perfection Of reed in
strumet soft and delicate and well adapted for the
voice and for sacred music the Itself In these
Also, MT Gilbert has been masking marked Improvements
within few that delightful delicaey and purity
out Of tune nd have bad effect the piano. As
accompa nment to the voice. particularly In the execution
Of sacred music know nothing sweeter Or useful
and ar pli, able than there Eoans little makes
them Indispensable the family take pleasure in sacred
singing For ourselves We attach 90 moral valss 70
with sreat eordiay are glad to find them beginning
TO be so well eoiated This house has applied about
1000 Of the Eoans In the last eight They
applying ten Eoans week, and with that unable TO
supply the demand nae specimen Of the instrument 10
nshed either at New York Bsston the prices
and the buyer feel assured Of fair dealing and upright
treatn ent.
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Save Twenty five per Cent.

How can yeu save it, did you sayl
Why, GO to ELKIN 5 store, sir,
Shirts there you'll get quite sure 10 lit,
The best you ever wore, sir.
And mark the prices they are low
Don't take our word, good sir, but 20.
Shirts made to measure for 81 30 at 4Sf Broadway.
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played an array Of ready made clothing unexampled by
previous exhibition in this city; yet that
rigid trial the boys youths aud clothing fur
nshed by Union ALL Of fulton and Nassau Streets
bore Of sAe palm No proris in New York compets
with r u. ROGERS in the ready made clothing lire;
the extensive at Union Hall display richness
Of taste only quaed by the saving which
from the varied select stock clothing
ways exhibition ~ Upisn Hail. Of Fulton and
Nassau streets, New York.
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Twenty two Columns Of Reading, Mascf
new and brilliant romance Of .na np AL
the spicy paragraphs dashing items and iorcoe
comprising It's wcntytwo columns OF closely printed mat
ter. For sale BY all the agents.
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arcle-n point OF elegance by
uactured in this other country regards durability
superior all others in the market and for cheApnes
equallet in the whole world be had
brated establishment No. l2s Fulton street. Gentlemen
who want to look tvatng the Of the fair
chase their hats Of Knox Gentemen who dc sire
80 cent do the And in short all whs desire to be
pleased and receive the full worth of their and
the same time get hat as is hat to KNOX'S No. l
Fulton
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rurs! Furs, Eurs!-RaHertv Il In.syr

ysnt lie. thsir friends land the public a. their
nent OF ur that they have yet offered to the
iscted with and the taste for which they
verbal and that other house offer the induce
nsnts The purchaser that they can Their brill ant
that their efforts Appreciated and leads them TO hope
that tho ladies will show them the favor in the fur
line that the gents have In the hat ne By the wsy they
believe In womens rights, Their stores 81 Chatham
street opposite Chambers and corner Of Chatham and
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msnt joins in with the ether two the system wiz be

msnt Joins in with the ether two the system wiz be
found to work very auieab.y. II the government
attach su.t importance TO & plurality Of eopsnls.
might it not be well if one or two more were SEM to
Havana, 90 IS that there might DO some chance az
forded 20 the captains OF cur steamers snd mer
chant vessels receiving counsel CT assistance from
the representative Of the nation. The suggestion
is a good ore, and We commend il to the State De-
partmclt st Washington.
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French Slipper. . Ladies', Yen can pro
Az SMITHS, No ~ Blseoker street, few doors vast
Of Broadway the famous slippers MiliefonVs manufsc-
ture imported expressly for ths Market Prices
be assortment large, and slippers elegant In appearance
and very durable.
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Furs-Rich Velvet Cl0aks Trimmed with
choice Furs.-Cook Franklin respectfully invite the
ladies to beautiful collection
Velvet COak trimmed with the most costly furs inSlgd
obla, Royal Ernine. Russian Mink, and the slyery plum
age OF ths Grsbe, from the Lake Of Geneva Ladies
most earnestly requested view these very beautiful
eloahs Prspars.ory 70 supplying themseyes for 1.-THE
ter No 6 Broadway Furs altered TO the present FASH
len, changed. aud freed from moth.
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discomfort At bay, by shl ding their delicate forms
with fur will find at Genins lower immense and
sgnfcent tment of vctorines mus tppets capes
and cuffs from sables, ermines chnchila stone marion.
rock msrten mink and squirrel to the cheaper but yet ee
CANT sorts They all Of the pattt popular in Pa
ris And ladies who judges Of furs will at glance
that the assortment is o comprehensive one.
GENIN, Ne. ala Broadway, opposite ST. Paula
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DIR. N. Edwards, Dental Surgeon, $50
Broadway opposite tho Broadway TheatreBesutiful art
hcia teeth OF the finest quality andmost superior work
ship inserted liberal terms Deoayed teeth eeotu-
ally stopped without paine for e. Charsss for All other
give entire satisfaction, or the money returned.
N EDWARDS, Dental SURGEON.
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Palace containing che largest most valuable Collector
this continent, free the pubiip
One Of the rropretors win visit Europe in January and
will collect vic portraits dfsr
gusbed in England scotland noe Italy and
Switzerland 23 Broadway four doors above tae Astor
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The Richelieu Ever Pointed Gold Pen has,
for durability fexibty and frmness 81 finish, rival IN
market Sold exclusively BY J. Y. SAVAGE, % Fulton
street. who has also superb assortment Of fine gold and
silver Watches His reputation for the repairing Of watches
aAd gold pens stands A No. /.
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Fashionable Ready Made ClothinC at 80

and aSs Broadway Partisan fashion oyereoat elegant
rhinoceros be.ver reverse BILE sacks and paetots Also
5000 pairs fashionable Paris pants So to S2 1000 vcss
plush, silk satin. and cashmere, Of the richest style
GEORGE LEVIE.
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Gardeners Hats There Ii no Question
ing the superiority of W. DAvIDS hats their universal
popularity Of The Those who superior
article in point Of style and fpish should try Of his
frnpnn uar acfre
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To Those In Search Of Cheap Clothing

Go to Odi Fellows Hall, Of Grand and Centre
streets fit yourself in gentcel suit for Hve
dollars of the latest style from S2to S. Frook
snd dress costs SO to So pants rs cents 10 $780,
80 cents to 81 30.
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~ - COHy ~ buy tuau ONO FcTbOn - MORO
easy to fit than another II the system Of
based principles all varieties OF figure
be fitted with the facility GREEN 1Asor House,
made set Of shirts order he introduced his
plan Of taking the proportions Of the frame that
failed to give entire satisfaction.
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Ovcrcoats or ali Desert ptions Made Il

OVeIcCHts Oh MI DesCrEPtfOns W0uC 10 OTu6f~
and ready made, ct G. CLaRKE'S clothing establish
ment JIG lillian street between Fulton and john Tina
finest dress coats to order $780, lower qualities f6 Pants
and vests of fine and heavy French material equally
good, but mu,h lower in price, tina Broadway.
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the influence Of gin and Southey At bedtime loved
punch; Coeridge tooh large Of opiun Gluek
composed UNI err tie Influence of champagne; tail0s
McKIMM is inspired MY by Of justice those who
purchase clothing at IL Carminc street.
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Only One Place. Those Beautiful Cr~v~~
dssusrrsosyps for which Prize medal Of tine Aneficsn
at a63 Broadway Cali and them Pic.Yres 49,
any weather-fair cloudy. or rainy -
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Twelve Gold and Ssiver Medals aVxa "A 81 IN,
ROOT No 3G3 road for his superior
number equslled BY no other daguereo.yplst in this