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gJ'O THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs :
Il BY shc British royal mall steamship CONWAY, Capt.
-, $50 tons hurthen
This steamship designed SSH Savsnnah. Georgia.
tho 9Th Deoembcr next and day Of ssch
MONTH for Chagres touching 81 Nassau, N. lnsgua,
with the Turks Ialands mas) and jamaica sho win BIO
due at Chagres tbs 18th month"; and return ths
18TH By same route, 30 Savannah.
AS tha service oontemplates arrangements only fer
limited number O. persons who desire 70 avoid
y.ds who vh spend the winter among the West India
tsfande, find conveyance In the oteamghpr,
twice month between Jamaica and she following pcSs La
addition 10 thcao named nhovei-- = -
Antigua Gusdaloupe, ~. Kits
Barbados Havana 81. Lucia,
CarriacoE, Honduras, 81 Thomas,
Carthagens Jacmel, g. Vinoont,
Demarars, Martinique, Eanta MaytSs.
Dominica, Uontserras Iampioo,
Grenada, Nevis, Tobago,
Grey Town, Porto Rico, Trinidad.
Vera Cruz.
PAssAss ARE,
EEOm SaNtnnAn 10 Nssshu
&c. 90. lnfguh %
90. snnlnicn.... ov
DO. 90. Cnagroe. w
tinoluding sserard's fsss}
and In proportion 70 the other Islands.
Each ship carries experienced furgeon freight Anc
specie conveyed the usual torm For engagements hp-
plytc ANDREW Low a. CO, Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for tho r. Tx. Gte.mshipg will be
FLORIDA, ALABAMA, srd AUGUSTA.
sAML. j. MITCHELL, Agent, l4 Front ssrces. N. T.
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<yoppoRATIoN NoTICE.-PCBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby TO tho owner or owners oSouPsns OF
lsnds thereby that the following ats nave
beon nv and gro logged In the once
az thc Rrcsu for examination oy all per-
cons interested, vis-For rcpavies Duane street irom
inciude All tho eovorsl houses and lots OF
sroupd vacant ote pcoee md parcels OF land situated on
sreo Oh both sides Caroline street. ieet north
srv fem puaue strcct; on tho west sdo OF Washington
street ono unded feet north Duane strcct and on
Tho aide Vest street, one hundred iees nSr.e from
Ao above named nod Who are opposod 70 tns
sAns or either Of thc requested 70 pres Mt their
In writing 10 ths und ergned at their oeo NO
eotoe SAMUEL IA. MT HOrTt
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asats'cSa
ISAAC VIM. SMITH,
unce yss.aa Ascssans4tc, gt..-t B-ps-t-..t r. :
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby gwen to the owner or owners occupant
pants Of all houses and lots
affected thereby that the following have
completed BY the Assessors and lodged in tho Office Of
the Bureau Of examination persons
Interested yz.-For fencing vacant lots Lexington
Amts embraced by such include all the
houses and of ground pecos and Of
Mad, situated the eastery eide OF Lexington avenue
between and Twenty ninth streets All
and who are opposed the same either of them
requested present thor objections writing
aersiEned. ct their oice, No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Oct So
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NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN United States Mail and Express Lines through In four
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey CtyLcavipS New
York. foot Of Cortlandt street, at and A. NJ and ~
T. NJ Leave Philadelphia at and 4. ~ and re P. N.
r0r Prs, class WI econd co. IN ana a. Nl " 90 For
tickets sold in the above lines and through baggage carried
in the A. NJ. and 5 p NJ lines from New York Passeu-
gers with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
Tratn Iaova
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DACIFTC NAIL sTEEKsHrP Co.-roE RIO JANET
II re, yalpGrns3 and Panau.-Tko rpisndid steamer
JOHN L. STEPHENS, tssn t9nn turtho.l Roesrs y;
about the 9TH Doeenter le- Essssge enIy having
grsrb ec5o3iseu spply al We oee CT the Csmgsny,
s. SouN
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ExPrfIEEs AGENCIR.k.

DERroED CO.'S EXTRA CAIHoRyIA, OREGON,
ID and South America express CT Saturday Nov ID per
steamers United states and Cor in charge Of messengcr
through TO Setu.tisn Our clippers II pease hs7e thsi
goods in readiness t. t delivered Friday ncyt TO gga
mo for oordpr ,rI sealing NJ custom houss Srla
cells ec6ivod till IN day Of EaEg Our lettor erPres
bag will DO orsr iii ~ z. n. BERToRD 90.
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roRPoRATIoN KoTTcE-NoTICE Is HERRBY
~ given, the ee,Ursnt or oceupante,
ali tnd ls improved unimproved lands Affect
ed thereby hst the following have ben com
BurOar az Assessments for examination by al Psrsens In
Broadway THO limits emtTaced " slon
sseasnen include ill Ell several heuss aud lots fgronod
vacant lots pieces of situated 10th sden
Of Dey broadway ard GTeenwich street ard
eatery side Greenwich usrest aud westerly de Of
Broadway hundred feet rtrtkery and erIy
from Dey All persons whose intsrefs are affected
Iy the above named and who orposod to
Vie either Lor s-e requested 70 present Their
No Hall Of Rssoydf within thirty days from the Gate Of
tl;s ucMee. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS MICH OLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WI SMITH,
oTcc, RurSau Of AsGessMenta street. Department New
va, ls92-
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Wk. ADAMS.
Commissioner Of Eepairs aud Supplies

CORPORATION T0TIcE.-pURLIc NOTICE rs
~ herby given that petition hiss been presented in the
Beard Of Aldermen, for sewer ~ i!rty ysnsh s:osti
from the the westerly SIDE OF Seventh avenue 70
feet OF the esstefy SIDE OF seventh
avenue All persons interested In tho above and having
shjons thereto requested TO Trssere the faue Ia
Gth Nov inst NICHOLAS DEAN, PrcsdeIt.
Oroton Aaneduot Department. Nov. 6. ilS
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CTREET DEPARTMENT,No. =, HALL OF RECORDS
y pablo notico lie hs reby svcn that h. following
have b ON presented the Board Of Aldermen TO nag
four through sidewalks Of 1hrtydrst street. between
Eighth and Ninth fopoo vacant lots Thirty
Nrst street, between Eighth and Ninth Also tho
iolt wing rave Forty fourth street between
maoadamizs and rcso' ourb
and cutters Forty fourth between Eleventh avenue
Hudson river; curb ano gutter
Forty eth street, between kleveuth and Hudson
ver All persons intorcsted having obeosicns thereto
nyc them writing tho undoregred
at his Office, before the 18th day Of November inst
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Comuisaoner.
Norernbnr
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PORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given, to the ownerg, occupant or
occupants Of all houses and lots improved
lands affected thereby that th
been completed by the Assessors and lodged In the
toe OF the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
pereons interested viz For tagging sdewalkS in Egh
eenth street between The lims embraced
by such nclude all the several houses aud Of
ground vacant pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Eighteenth street between and
All persons whose affected the above named
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to their obj otion in writing
to the undersgned 1T her office. No. Hall OF Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assossors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PU CLIO NOTICE IL
~ hereby given, TO the owners, pant or
supan Of rhouses and proved proved lands
Effected thereby that the ~ns have
completed by the Assessors lodged in office of tha
Buresu Of Aseessments for by ill persons nte
sessd vi.For paving thirty street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, and haggis four feet wide
Through the sdewalhs. where the lie not done
The limits embraced by such include all the
several houses and lots OF ground lots pieces and
parcels Of land. situated both sides OF
ctreet between Fifth Sixth all persons
htsress affected BY the above named assessments and
opposed the either them
ID their objections In writing the undersgn
Cd ~ their Once No. Hall Of Rerords within thirty days
Men the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL "A on N ~,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Once, Bureau OF Assessments ssrcet DO asrtment
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DR. CoBBETT, No 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN

nR COOPER, II DUANE STREET, BETwKEN CHAT
~ ham and William strsssa, continues 70 practise As
office with his usual He takes this method 81
pricing his friends that he still DO consulted At the ED
oco where he has practised 90 successfully fox thsA
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EoR sAvANNAH-U. 8. MAIL LINR-THR sUPE.
n tior steamship ALABAMA, Capt. q. ID. LUDLOW.
sssgrds No, St sI9ss rs .OT Pier y North
The Florida Capt L. Woodruff on Saturday Nov Goth
For speed strength and fare
have no superior on the coast.
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ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the ASSESSORS and od red in the ooe
OF the Bureau Of aton all
interested viz For repsvng West street. from Duane to
Jay street The limits embraced by such assessment In
cude all the several houses and lots of ground
pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides Of West
street. between Duane aud Jay All PERSONS whose
interests affected by the above named and
who opposed to the same either Of them request
ed to present their objections In writing to the under
signed at their office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AVID SUPPLIES, NOV.
ith lsS2-To bsisers-asslsd proposals VIII be 70,
Supplies Nc. New City Hail. until Monday Noy.. tn,
O'clock NJ ~ which time they will be publicly oroned
n accordance with the ordinance therefor fer erecting
mouse in Cedar street for the nso Of Hose Company No q
separately 2ho plans aud specifications OF the building
required and all informal ion in regard oreto DO fsd
tho Of tho Supsrin Of Rpnrs to Public
Buildings No. 10 Elizateth street Blank ot!mAte be
either Office Proposals u be cndorssd with tho
Of the person persons o atnr the date Of
sentaion, and the subjeot TO whc it refere NJ BTho
the rh Of rejecting all any Of
Ne estimates, Il deemed for tho interest Of the Gorpsra
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CORPORATION NoTIcR.-PUELIC NOTICE Is
- hersby given to the owners occupant or 90
euphnts OF all Loufes and lets improved or uninProyo
lands affected thereby that the following have
beon completed ~ tho Assessors and arc lodged in tho
Of tho Bureau Assessments Tor eEamn alton by all
persons intcrettod viz For building in Washing
ton street between Rector and Norris steees The limits
embraced by such assessment include al the several houses
lots OF md ots and parcels OF land
situated Both sides Of Washington street. between Rec
tor Morris stiectJ All whose interests at
fected by the above named and who op
pcSed tho Sans or either Of them are requested TO pre-
their obiectione in writing, TO tho
their oce No Hall OF Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, fAssessora
ISAAC WM. SMITH
Once, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department.,
Nevcuber ., lsj2.
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LyoR LIyERT CoI,-pACSET or NOVEMBER ilTH :
Fer passage only the fact ssing. eorpored packet
shir FRANCIS 4 SAGE, Captain VIM H. KOs,sn. y rev
sureYog g.nteroon scconmodasion-app,y tor-d, AZ
rer No. Is, East river, to TEShASP. STANTON, &C
sgnt tract
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SCIENCE VS.. QCACKERY.-H0W 1T rs POSSIBLE
- for intelligent to place ooI fdcncs in persons
who claim specifies for currg certain oompatnts
that they only such diseases and that too u
such short time when 10 fact, that there No
disease which roqusg moro st or study IN order TO sae
SUCCESSFULLY Does it not evinco the greatest audao't ~
else the greatest unedscated to oat
superior knowsdso ard attanenti earcated phy
api I from tho very pretersons Of these
individuals that they quack would regular ply
cian to claim that he only In the sseres TO cure
certain dis astbGt he only pofsee specific He would
etbe. DO condemned Or knaye and kicked ont q
the Medical Society Why thsn would believe that
person without any st.anments-S cobler instnnee
should DO capsule Of treating diseases with sk1
than vsicnn Ny study has been devoted for upwarde-
Of sixteen yea-s 70 srseislty % ny onss
Duane street. between cha ham ard Centre gtreoe
persons viii receive scientific and rational
j. HEINZ N. d.. member OF the Medical Sososy 49, ~.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIo NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, to tae owner owners occupant
cupants o. All houses and lots improved proved
lands affected thereby, tina. the following
een by tho Assessors ant are lodged IN
All persons For building sewer in Forty
nrst street from Ninth to Eighth The
limits such assessment include all the several
ana lots OF ground vacant lots pieces and sells Of
and situated on both sides OF Forty street. between
and Ninth avenues All persons whose interests are
aneoted by the above named t. and who
posed TO the same either OF them requested to
sent their objections in writing to the undersigned, at
their on,e Hall of Records within thirty days from
tho date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assassors
ISAAC WIN SMITH
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov.
o. 1859.
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HUDSON RIVER RA1LRoAD.-TRAINs, DAILY,
IL Sundays excep.ed) from Chambers street, for AL
hsny and 1roy.-Threugh farcs all trains, 81 &c.
Express trsn A. NJ, through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
evening Mail train A. NJ Through way trains at and
N. Sunday mail train T. NJ. from Canal street. Pascn-
gers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth
and Thirty first streets. GEO. STARK, Superintendent,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY. TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGs.-THE
~ cars Of the New York aud Harlem Railroad loave the
City Hall station New York. daily, (Sundays excepted
At 10 o'clock A. Ny all train to Chatham Four Corners
connecting with the Western Railroad Albany and Troy
datS stations AZ o'clock, r. h-Aeeommodation trin
road geing east Passengers for Springs will take
the IL o'clock A. train to Chatham, Western Railroad to
ternoon. Faro throuah e. n. SLOAT Snperintendent.
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6rORPORATION NoTlCE.-rUBLlC NOTICE Ii
" hereby gwen that petition presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for street from Mac
Gousal street to proposed Thompson treet and
resolution Fit from Eighth
avenue $50 feet east All Interested in the above
and having objections thereto tho
In writing the Contract Clerk his office,
before November g. 1859. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Orot0n Aque3uot Department. Oct q I852
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL-
~ phia.- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Pier No.
North river, at A. NJ, and r. NJ Through in AZ hours
Fare fret class S. second class line only) 49,
Returning leave Philadelphia foot OF Walnut street, 10
A. N. and 2 i. III.
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MEDICAL.

(tHRONC-THERMAL PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, FOR
~ nily nse, one volume, pa pages Exposes and sa
peredes the buDdrs and voouness Of the regular ALE
patti 10 practice to keep the doctor in check and u
written In plain style for people Of CONN whs
postage b. mail, within coo miles. seven cents.
HLDFTELD, 100 and liz Nassau street.
DR. WILLIAM WARD, WITH THE ALMOST MAoE-
~ os used by his brother 10 curing mum q
the unfortunate every week. at the same old established
Canal door Of Broadway stairs
practical volume gratis Consultations STRICTLY eonA-
Dental.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.
SHIPPING.


~ OR AUsTRALIA.-NEw YORK AND CANADA DIS
patch Line.-Tho beautiful clipper ship BOTuNIA Lot
tons burthcn Jame A. Avoy commander, will sail for the
above port positively tho 10th Of November Ths psn-
did ship has unequacd accommodating for the comfors
families single between deoko hiyl
and thoroughly ventilated No expense having spared
to mahe this the most desirable vessel and
ander having great experience in the Australian trado
very short passage 10 expected Early application viii
be Board for freight passage pier 20 zss,
river Butler, Brothers l63 and us South etreet
Isaac T. Smith, l0i Wan street.
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ line through TO San rrsncsoo At reduced rates
detention tho Ishmue. Tho splendid
UNITED sTATEsWr.. g. Berry Commander will leave
New York for Aspinwali, Navy Bay, Friday, Eovom
her 10Th, = oelocf. a ~ preciasly connecting q
TEs, 1880 TOYS. Thomas d. Chopper Commander
which steamship leaves Panama arrival OF tho pas
sergcre by the United States for San Francisco,
only Acapulco. for supplies, This line has ailea -
connect at the appointed time. These ves5ee In
modatons ventilation sIoed end safets .ro uasurpss,oa
seDgers will be landed tho wharf at Aspnws and taks
abe Panama railroad. Passengers cautioned that All
tickets this line boar the Signatures Of the
leregnc and that other parties sushcrzed 70 cell
tokets At Now York. Apply TO
DAVIS, BROOKS Il CO.. &c Broadway. New York.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- Per Nov Orleans via Hsvans-rho srendid sc ara;
tre thc per e. the foot OF Warren street. NJ h on Friday
November h, st2 click, F. NJ precisely Rates
sye HL-ana and New Orle5ns-rew s.ra1Sencrt-Isi-
dss and after saloon berthe SG forward ralooa oerths
go &C. S2 sroeic only taken on irsightto Havana
Freight tthon 20 Nov Orleans ~ thirty eentl Fer cubic oo
shprsrp CT freight rcgnesed 70 supply tbereves with
eorpon1 Ellis OF lsdiag, which be had spr
cGcn II the ocec No other form will be signed no hls
Iading sgrec ats- twelve o'clock tfo day 81 saL
For freight or rSssags. aIglyto NJ O. R0REhIS,
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Novel Attraction.

The subscribers to SARTAIN's MAGAZINE will
receive. with the February Number. highly
finished andhrautiul representation of
NEW C1EIYOL 1T Il..4SfHNGTON.
engraved on steel in the line manner and. by
special permission, direct from the authentic
government plaus
This superb builling, when completed con-
formally with the adopted designs, As shown IN
tn" en@ravingS, will b" one Of the most a"niii-
cent structures in the world. aud altogether
worthy ota great and powerful nation. 1t rivals
i'll grandeur aHl vaSinrSS the famous eliiiccs Of
the Russian antucrai at st. Petersburg. while
il SurpasscS them in elegance OF design and put
rlly OF taste.
Besides the large engraving on steel. the ac-
comranying descriptive article will b. suitably
illustrated by other engraved views Of this noble
pile OF architectural beauty.
The same number will contain also the prom
!scd engraving, on steel, OF BancAard's great
picture, representing
CGlrmbw aad his con,r0,onS nHCnding The first
CHRISTIAN Reiig"as Ceremonies IN tic New " orH.
These two plates are Of themselves worth
years subscription TO the Magazine, and those
wishing 10 secure them should send their sub
scription and address without delay. All Post
masters are agents. Subscriptions received at
this Office. jan 3
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TIE CcLoRED VOTERS IN New York.
The colored population of New York
city held meeting on Monday evening
and after listening to the reading OF an
address in opposition to colonization,
proceeded to other business, when G.
7. Downing read a resolution calling
upon the colorrd voters--of whom he
said, there We're five thousand in the
State-to withdraw their support from
the wing party, to which he had been
given for years past. In connection
with thisresouton he presented the fol-
loving two, which were adopted:
RcyoireG, That in view of the lncrcas-
Ing importance ofthe approaching Pres
identlal election, ii behoves us TO make
earl " and etlectual efforts to bring TO the
poll. the 5000 colored voters of the
State.
Resolred, That It is to be hoped that
some one may be put in nomination
who will be a friend to progress and
freedom.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
NEW FIRM.

II BROWN, j., beas have 10 inform his
IL. customers and the public generally. TINT
he has associated with him in business Samuel
j. Foard Esq. and the business will hereafter
bc conducted under the firm Of Brown 4 Foard.
They have jus, opened a large and superior
stoct Of Fail and Water Goods. embracing the
latest varieties OF ladies' and genilcmcn's dress
goods, also II great varic'! OF staple and fancy
articles. all of which they are offering at prices
unusually low.
They invictheir friends and the public TO call
and see their goods. as they arc confident that
their stock cannot be surpassed in tins market.
oct. II. BROWN & FOARD.
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NOTICE..

FTlIE co-pnrtnership heretofore existing under
L the firm Of Ma%hbank & Canwul, is this
day dssolvcd b! mutual consent, all persons IN
dcbled 10 the late firm are requested TO call and
settle their accounts at an carly day with Robert
Marsh bank, he is authorized to collect all money
thac to the late firm, and settle nil claims against
il. ROBERT MARSHBANK
Nov Is. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
The business will b. continued by the under
signed, who tenders his thanks for the lihcrai
patronage extended to him heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention TO the business. 10 merit the
same. He has now on hand. and still continues
To make 10 order. all kinds OF fashionable turni-
lure unG attend funerals at the shortest notice.
ROBERT MARSHBANK.
ElktoH, Nov %, 1851.