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They have now in store, 81 pairs of wheels,
with ron axles and shafts of to , inches
and 20 pairs OF to 5 inches
ALso-NIi WAGONS, complete, with
iron aNlcirccs, prize sl40 each Two pairs OF
Timber Wheels, with screws, 81 feet hisn,
inches tread.
They take orders for all kinds of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation, at man.
ufaclnrcrs' prices
ALso-A large assortment of HARD-
WARE, for plantation use, VIZ Nhains'
wrought and cut nails, Hunts Axes, socket
spades. long handle shoyels and spades, hoes
Of all kinds. cane knives, hook and plate hinges,
prindstones. common and scotch collars, Nan'.
la and iarrcd Rope, cross-cut, pit and mil
saws. files Of all kinds, iron blocks, with 7
inch sheaycs. a large assortment Of English and
American bar iron, iron aNles, with boxes,
sperm, whale and linsecd oils, spirits Of Tnr.
,pen,inc, putty, window glass, and paints OF all
Kinds. HOGAN u TUREAlD,
corner Custom-house and Levee.
Jan. II, 1872 t3n1o-ly
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Paper warehouse.

No. - Camp STREET, Ner Orleans.
DIAPER Of every description furnished to
order, at very shnr, notice.
n u Agents for J. D. McCreary's fancy
York prices.
v3n25y HENRY l.. POTTER.
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Corner Nseasias and Pogdns SIS, Nfg oritaas.
CONFIRMING SttLL AssorTMENr 90
4 GRlCuLTuRAL and HrnrahvH hi-
n pienen's. Narhines. &c; from the most
approved manufacturers, South, North and
West. embracing great variety Of PippghS,
adapted to southern and western culture ,
among which are the celebrated Rugglc,,
Noursr, Mason & Cos make, Of Eagle, Eagle
Improved, ,cll-.harpcniug, -idcbill, suhsuil and
fluke or double mould ploughs' liHl ana
Spcer's Peacock plcugh-, cast and wrought
mounds KINGS Cary pouglis, plain and cN-
tended bars l,tugston's ny. Ploughs haf-
rows, cultNators, eulu,ator harrows, cotton
sweeps, cotton sgrapers, tanning mills, corn
shelters, corn md cob crushcrs, straw, hay and
corn stalk cuttcr, on shoVcl-i oN yokes, gram
thrashcr-, corn mills, cotton gins, horse powers
corn planters, seed sewers, hand drills, hatb
mills, field and garden rollers cotton presses
agricultural furnaces, root pullcrs, cylindrical
and thermometer churns, garden engines, hort
icullural tool chests, grain cradles aud scyihcs
bramble and grass scythcs, bush and bramb'c
hooks, axes hoes, novels. spades, matiock'
pick axes, "Scoyls" improved east stcri hoes,
OK, log aud trace chains, halter Chains, cattle
ties, harrow and cultiyator teeth, ha, and gar
den rakes, garden hoes, prdnlng, grass and
hedge shears, pruning saws and chises, vine
scissors, Hover holders, grating chscl-. prun-
ing aud budding knives garden vases, trucks
Warncr's' patent force pumps, easi-iton
screw pipes, for gas steam, water, sc, garden
and canal harrows, cart, wagon and timber
wheels.
Colcmans patent undulatory mills with
French burr stones.
Also, guaao, plaster, rock salt, &c Sc
Agricultural and Horticultural books and
publications.
ar Orders will be executed for every article
wanted by planters. GEO w. SlIER,
Corner OF Magazine and Poydras sts.
Jan. II, 1881 y3u49 ~
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HoardIng DIossse.

Conner Of Poyiras and Camp Streets.
Mrs. GRANT would call the attention Of
wi gentlemen aud families visiting the city
TO her house II Is situated in the vicinity Of
the most business streets. And she would ns-
sure those who may call upon her, that every
care will be given TO ensure their quiet and
comfort Her house is spacious and well fitted
up, and her table is well supplied with the va
ricties Of the market
~ Entrance - poydras, or l04 Camp street,
opposite the American Theatre.
Jan. II, 1854 v3n29-iy,
n Up. McDONNOl.D. Retail Boot, Sho.
and Hat Store, No. 10 Camp street, New
Orleans, Skaters Row, under the City Hotel.
Gcn,lemcns Boots And shoes Manufactured to
ordcr)
Jan. II, 1851. v3n29-Gm.
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ny LAST AFFAIR,


r dreary night and the rain was pouring
down,
Not loafer was astir in the dark and dcugcd
town,
Ger the cutters, through the water Of the pave
less muddy street,
had sought IL; cherished idol and was kneel.
ing nj her !.
told her how loved her, protested and
Tha, never man existed who had loved maiden
more.
That my very heart was breaking, was tor
turcd, should die,
II my charmer wonld no, dcigu to me one kind
word to reply.
She gave me no answer, but she gently hung
her heaa,
There neses was its equal of the living or the
acad,
facs as pure and beautiful as ever angels
were,
Which an anehoritc might worship, and a saint
IN Heaven adore.
She gently dropped her peerless head so like a
~ lily fair,
M covered with her claspcd hands, It rested
nn the chair,
sure abe was relenling, was eloquent
hold,
love and tenderness was never better
n plead, and still ! prayed. and stl |
kwoYe again,
~ though. heard stilcd moan Of angui.l,
~ Of pain,
Vas - sighing' was she W =: ing! Up ross
- teek peep,
o, c. Whist rogue you ere Wy ANGEL
VS. AslEEr.
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n ". LowE, W.. rArrisov, A. rArTisos. IN
MaiutHe. th. Mr. Oifaa.. Memphis Tam
! ON T., PATTI son. & Co, (-uccssors
IL to Lowe q Pa,tison,J Cotton Fctnfs
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, New
Orleans.
! Advancement, on shipments To the above
iout- will be- made by y K Mc!Icnry, who
may be addressed at Shrcyeport, La
ALSO, parties shipping direct TO the above
house can draw at sight on them for near the
value of lhc cotton.
October 4, 1881.
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DEH.R LOTT No Canal street, New
] Orleans keeps constantly ON hand every
variety Of Bosis aud Shoes for Ladies, Gen
llemen, aud Children, which he offers for sale
wholesale and retail, on the most reasonable,
terms. iead,er. Lasis, Findings, DC n33
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MILLER, HARRIS, Il WALDO, No. 10
vi Camp street, New Orleans, Wholesale
and Reial D,alcrs in H0uSe Furnishing Cunts,
Tpholsiery anil Cabinet Furnishing GoodS,
Pants, Oiis, DC. On hand, a very large as
sortment Of Gin and Bronzed Lamps and Gil
rondoes Hall Lamps and Chandeliers; Tea
Trays, various patterns; Table Cutlery Plated
Panishcd, Tin, Japnnnod, and Wooden
Ware, Glassware; plain and colored Floor
Mating Soaps Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dies Sperm, Whale, Lard, l.iusccd, Ncatsfoo,
and Chemical OILS Spirit Gas, Camphine, Al
eoho, and 1'urpenthe Paints Of every dos
cription; Brushes Window Glass; Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, Polishing,
Seraping, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damar Varnishcs; Cnred Hair Hair
Cloth Springs Gimps Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace Cords, Tassels, DE, Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
PRicrs OF cANrnISE by the barrel, 80 cents
per gallon; BY the five gallons, 90 cents per
gallon for less quantity, 10 cents per gall
Ion.
Jan. II, 1852 v3n29-lv.
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE.

I33 roypRAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
N DIR a. A. JONES respectfully informs
~ his friends and all using Botanic Mcdi-
q cines, whether PLANTERS, Physicians, Priv
ate Families ur country Merchants, that he
keeps on hand at all times n full and complete
supply both in the simple and compound form,
all Of which are Of the very test quality, or no
sale, and n, as low prices and on as reasonable
terms as any one can sell articles Of the same
iatrinxic value. He would here state that his
Store is the oldest and the only Pureip Bo.
tanic establishment in the South, and the one
too that has uniformly sold good Medicines.
Please order direct or through your Commis-
sion Merchant FROM DR.. A. A. JoNEs, New Or.
leans.
Jan. ~, 1859. y3n29-ly
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NlstfsS p5rtrp.
.evsAms rnsIosoPnY.


Lov8AMD PR1LosoPuY.
NJ ALrgrp EvEiyS-
You So that lady sitting there !
Tea years ago thought her islr'
Aud ravs1 and rhysncd about herr
earved her name on every tree,
And sueh was my absussi.y--
Thought should die without her.
! thought no eyes could be SO bright
though, no teeth could be 50 white
No angel could surpas- her
50 swcc, was each melodious tone,
Her face so perfect, and so shone
Fer rinpieis, with Maeassar
M heart and soul were n l,lazc;
taxed my brains 10 sing her praise,
IN scores Of painiise couple,s;
And taxed poke, scarce Of cash,
Before her door TO cut dash,
IN rui'led shirts aud doublc's.
The withcrcl flowers she cast aside,
The strings with which her shoes she tied
With tender cnre boarded
And though, that was well rcraid
For many cold nights serenadci
II she a smile accorded
How wrc,chcd did ! feel at last,
When, Ike worn out glove she cast
Me and my hopes aside;
Three weeks from that she changed her
And oh the mlscry--becanc name,
Old Brown the groeer's bride.
A man of twice her age and niine,
Al whose expense our wi, would shine;
For on we quizzcd the spooncyi
J had my labor for ,sy pains,
Wealth was m oycrma,ch Tor brains,
Old Brown had land and money,
marvel n; my madness now
Time has been busy with Bis plough;
Behold hat check, now wrinklcd
Her eyes are story as flint
Her step has bat little mnsic ia' Z.
Her hair ait reg ls spruhlcd
Think she mnst weigh twenty stone,
Her sylph.lke airiness j. gone,
And Ike a duck she wadalcs
.I.s.t 49,. "a 49,.
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iltft l4S tTaNl"f street, Now 'FlrAhN'
~ Cures Cancers Sand lead. WhNe Sud.
Ing, Sor,s and i'cers, ef Erery Description.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct !, 1891.
Samuel Rcynoii. Esq;
Dear Sir take this opportunity Of express.
iug 10 YOU my sincere thanks. and rendering to
YOU my grateful acknowledgement for The
great benefit have received from your treat.
mcut Of the iico cancers on my right hand,
which am happy to state Is quite well, and
they have the appearance OF being HiproHghiy
cralieaisd, and ! afn truly thankful that the
torment, under which | have SO long labor,d,
has ceased Ny pen is inadequate 10 express
the degree Of suffering had experienced, for
the last two particularly, Of the long thirty
years tina, have been thus afflicted all who
know me can testify. Last year DR.. Gilbert
operated ON me for some six months, and pro-
neuncod me cured, (ailer giving me a slight
forefasie II Pargaiorg,) and Joyful Twas at this
decision. so DESTROYS was ! to get rid al those
twin cancers, the well known and hated curse
of my existence pain and trouble for so long
period. But udec of nay disappointment,
when last spring they refitrafd ~ muct Worsf
f1rm than they were before Dr. Gilbert treated
aud pronounced then cHred, SO then applied
to you, bat believe me with little hope OF re-
lief at your hands latter DR. Gilbert, in whom
had placed so much confidence Ind failed 10
effect cnr'), but you told ne That you could
cure my hand, and that speedily, and also, that
You would ,rarraR cure, and to all appear
aneo YOU hive fulfilled your promise, and am
satisfied that you know what Your medicine
can perform, as well as your patients feel It's
efficiency and / for one, appreciate your great
candor, perseverance and walehlulncss, aud cs-
pecaly your tact in inspiring patient with
confidence. for had it moi been for this, should
have submitted to the ampu,aion Of my hand
hat, thanks to kind Providence, and io,you, for
your valuable services that the misfortune IS
aycried--my hand is cured.
Very respy your obliged and obe't scry'i,
JOHN +. liOYT, Halter
Jan. 10, 1852 v3n2S-ih
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L>ROST d co, No. 10 Magazine streets
Il wholesaie deaiers ~ boots, Shoes, bragaps
hats and caps, suitable for the country trade
also Paim Leaf Campeachy, and Werican
Hais
Having house at the North, We are con
sian,ly receiving fresh supplies of the above
goods nj the loves, prices
Country dcalers are invited to call and cyan
ne our extensive stock. v3n52 y
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~ ]. HART # co, Groecrs and Cof"-
IL. mission Merchants, No. 10 rchouptouln-
street, Ncw Orleans. Dealers in Liquors of
NIL kinds Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Rum Wines,
Cordialg Teas, Coffee, Suear Segars, Tobacco /,
Sulpha,o Of tluininc BY the ease, and staple
Drugs; Paper, all kinds oils spices, pickles,
kctohups, soap, starch. hams, lard, bacon, butter,
cheese beef pork, and all Kinds n staple and
mqry Groceriss. ~ Colcnan's patent undu-
atory corn mills. vlniay
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We will furnish Baggiag Rope, and Plan
iation supplies to Planters shipping TO the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, a. KEY.
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CUcUp FURNITURE SUOTr'
No. l26 Tchoupitoulas ST., Ner Orleans.
"a DAVID GRANT Wholesale and Retail
Dealer and Manufacturer u Cab'na Fur
~ niimre. eneh ~ Sofas, Bedsieads, Armoirs
Secretaries, Bookcases, Marble Top Side
boards, Centre, Card and work Tables, Marble
Ton Bureaus aud Nashslands, Looking Glass
cs, Mahogany, Walnut, Cane and Wood Sea,
Chairs Moss and Hair Mattresses, Mosquito
Bars. Feather Pillows, and Bedding of all kinds.
This stock is manufactured of the best mate
rial, and the public are solicited to call and eX-
anime for themselves before purchasing else
where
o.. All Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping free of charge.
Jan H. 1854 y3n2o-ly.
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II. IstOWER \ CO.,

HOUSE i L RNISlt Nc SIbK Il.
l7ckMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
4 NINA, Glass and taflhcnwarc; Silver
y Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Ne; Plated Cas-
tors, Candle-ticks Walters, Cake-Baskets,
spoons, Forks, &c. BrtaBm; Teaseis,
Pitchers, urns, Cups, &c, Tin Ware: A gem
ernl assortment. Wood Ware Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets, &c. brushes Floor Dust
ing, Scrubs, Whiiewash, &c. Castings; Pots,
Tcaketilcs, CRADLES, &c, Jdpaunery: Wait
crs, Buckets, Boxes. Cutlery: KNIVES and
Forks, of all descriptions and qualities. Brass
and Iron: Tenders, Androns, Shoyeis and
Tongs lamps: Ofevcry description. Cook-
iae Stores The celebrated Republic Stove.
IL short, every article required 80 furnish Il
house. Except cahine; furniture and dry good,,)
being the most extensive assortment in any one
store in the city.
o. Goods for the country packed with extra
care.
Jan. 10, 1852, ,3n2s-ly.
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Fashionable FAN and WiMtc
('0Ol11ng.
NEW SEED SrORE!!

NEW SEGU SbONG's
VIAMiLTON g. co, No. 90 Canal street,
New Orleans, (Dinn's old stand, New
buildings, on the Isyee). Having recently
commenced the seed business in this city, We
beg leave to inform our friends and the public
generally, that We have on hand most extern
,iye supply Of American, English aud French
Garifn and Fioictr Nesds.
We will also keep complete assortment of
American and English Garden Toois, of the
newest and mos, approved style Samples Of
every package OF SEEDS received by Us are
proved, by planting in pots before being offered
ior sale We have adopted this plan as the
only means whereby our customers can be
elleclually ensured against loss and disap-
pointmcnt
orr prices ,rhl BE- fund fully as moderaie as
hose If any other House IN The line IN fhis city.
Terms cash
All Foreign Seeds imported direct
HAMILTON 4 co.
IAN 10, 1859. y3n2s-iy.
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Nrw oRLEASs...CsssIsset.


THE subscribers being The
+7 sole Agents for the sale Of The
SA Maysyillc fky) PLOfGHN,
of The celebrated manufactures OF Hall and
Ballcnre, have IN store large assortment Of
their east and wrough, iron Ploughs, "a'eh
they offer at manufacturers prices
,ot Halls wrourht-iron plough., with
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MontrOss 4 Stilwell,
I,WIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, n

IWIBIiL & EDWARDS, Copper, Tin
/ and Sheet Iron Workers, Nos. 10 and Is
New ieyec and 30 Tchoupitouas street, be
tween frayer and Poydras streets, are pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in the Above
line. Steamboa, and Plantation work done
in the best manner, on the shorics, notice,
on the mos, reasonable terms. Also, on hand
large assortment Of Cooking, Sieam Boat,
and Bar Ropm stores, of every size and de-
scfipton also, all kinds of House work
Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received, and promptly attended to.
TWiBIiL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans, Jan ", 1882 v3n29-ly
'RiAII a. POLLARD Il co, Importer,
~ and Dcalers IN Hardnare, Cuiiery, Combs
DC, No, IL Canal street, Qpaulding's Row.
New Orleans. Hardware. Cutlery, Castings
Nails, AXe., Spades and Shoyels, Hoes, Trace
ard Log Chains, Tin ware, Cotton md Wool
Cards, Rope, Percussion caps, Pins, Needles
Fish HOOKS and Lines, Blank and School books
Paper, Ink, Combs brushes, Buttons, Perfnm-
cry. Shaving and Fancy Soaps, Razor S,rops
Violns and Violin strings, Backing, Spool cot
ton, Linen Thread, Snspender-, Looking glass
es, Playing cards, and mn extensive variety 81
American, French, English and German Goods
to which the attention OF Merchant, and Others
buying Goods Tor cash or city paper, is invited.
Jan II, 1852. y3alY-om.
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New Orleans Agricultural, Warehouse,

NIFKED VT NIUE y %.
y2apI 81 Magazine street
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SAMUEL REYNOLDS

AfFlCE, l23 GFayicf street, New Orleans
~ Cures Canceys, Sand Hsad, WhHe Sret
Ing, Sor,s and i'cers, ri Erery Descr,ltion.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. !, 1851
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Furniture Warehouse,

% Grafisr street, lNew Orleans.
January 4, 1851. n2s ~.
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LFRED MuNROE & CO.'S One Price
n Store, No "a Magazine street, corner oil
6iaNtcr. u
I'VE would inform our friends, aud the pub
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January II, 1852.
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OVtEcOoI.A
Syd fashionable garmenst,co y. Pex. author Of the
Phnssophy II Modern Fashion the Inventor soils
Of this ceshr ated toin
$50 his patrons at distance and the public generally that
hau " receive orders ienclopg cash
yayha from enty TO ono hundred doars for hs orisn
who send him general description Of his
ater me asure heng entirely hts
AsAt Of ature s weight his age, such ohor ohsrac
tsrsc with his general eontour OF ap
aud ,e9t ensemble Of style describing the eoos
SD texture Of tho fahra he adr Upon those r'nopes
adaptaon To style, to taste aud appearance Geo. r. f"A
Aas Slice orders gentlemen a. distance inotna
ing mbe of the Executive Depnrtmsrts oil she avetn
Rert at ngtnn, mbtrs Of both ,hes OF Ca
gSs sc, Of the army and hs clergy ana n9r
Isesnnal and eminent persons With tho outline OF his
described such an he has reques'e &c.,
p Rsx warrants his oriental Khaban oyercoat TO at any
psrsp the United States who furnish him WIN his
ssAsp, from Maine to California This oriental hahan
tho climax the art If dress There no mis-
ntxpg about all orders and applications to
made and addressed to Geo. Fox. No 53a Broadway
of Antb street. New York The aforementioned
personally known 60 Goo r. Fos and offered
His Essooncy Mard Fillmore President Of tho United
Hen. Daniel Webster, Secretary Of State;
Haa. fhs Corwin, Secretary al tho Treesnry;
Asunse;
SA4 broadway Bank New Yors;
Ms~rs. Alex. r. Stewart Co.. impcsters Nos York.
Nsssys. Mortimors s. Gs~try. do
AessSs Bramhsll, Aberpethy Collins & Co.. do;
Msssrs Cromwell hsiyht TO-, do.
Massm. Hook. skinner l. CO., do;
MsfsRA G. Marie s. %. do;
Hossvs Thomas n. Dale j. Co., do.
un Jacob Chamber In, do
Msesrs. Wilson q. hunt 4 Co, do;
AoesTs. lie wis a. Jonesi do
Or the psetehle New York merchant taliUys,
DsAIahsIs Of fashons, So. here and in Europe
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NATURALIZATION. p,r.lan word b .raar ID ;

disates far great market r. is may rs spplisj
with prop iety to UEN1Ns b.ZAAR No. 6i3 broadway.
like fair from morning till night Streams Of Is lies
may gliding In and durlng "sao ping h,"r-
The n6e Of being able 90 ain every item
of en clothing speocs Of fancy cle required
by ladies 9TH csps hats bonntts SO for children Of all
C. all Mothers discovered that everything Paris
for the comfort and decoration Of their darngs
Represented at GRriA'S BAZAAR. Fathers find that
there they eoshe their hoys OF all to sx.eu
pie Ia the elegant style. for very moderate
proe. Our holes have discovered that at GENINS BA-
ksAR the superb riding hats and wi world Of
other elegant articles. in the way Of head he
rr"ssred and the ladies Ia abody ndm. that eu,h coli
lection Of splendid ClSlN offers FIR the coming
winter, has never before been seen in New York.
GENtkS BAZAAR
No. Bis broadway ST. Hisaolas Hotel.
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take the world by surprise but it has
Anht with the public to expect elegant nad striking
Styles Of hats om GEN IN with every change Of the
lie isappoints them Ills fail styles in sill
and bower felt this transcend In beauty Of shspe
rcbnees ghncss hats no has heretofore had the
pleasure Of supplying 70 his friends and cust Those
~bo have marked the eents made In GENlNs hats
that tho fabrics he IL
caerg thelsadng Cor the present fall arc insrin
worth nearly hunjra cent than those
Re five six Nevertheless, the
pEice remains as before. at four iolia.s.
GENlN, No. 2l4 Broadway, opposite St. Paul..
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ans extensive purchases during the
khe European fur ssics well thosa Of the
Aneson Bay ths ne has
road for inspection epen did variety OF garments
scsnrsd in Europe expressly FOR the New York city trade
Ia every fashionable shape. comprising Nuts Cardinals
yxl,aa yctoruee Peores, hiding Bca9, Cuffs 6runtots,
Ee in real Russian Sable undsons Bay sable, Gag,
Slsn Sable French Sable, 2tone Martin Mink Lynx, Err
aa Ohinohla Squirrel, sc. So 10 fsols confidence in
calling the attention OF the ladies 20 the above caod
being sci ths for riaty genuine .uelity and
pee they eannet be eSoelled eapass In the o;y he
prer, who will give particular attention 10 ali kina Of
sfssrAmone GEO. BULPIE Paris Asntns and shavi En-
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Parisian Cloaks and Mantillas.--atth the E'aris

kasclha Emporium 36l Broadway may to q COL
1action Of novelties in tho above articles
BATH style and richness to thing previously submitted
- tbs discr ating Of the lsdies Of h
nstzepOis The proprietor Mr. GEO BULPIN, having tho
advantages of oroughy acquired European knowledge
H his business oombued with experience In this
sty juety he considered at the head Q! shig
ssplsr trado and esy advise lady
SssenSs, whether they want travelling CLOAK ten
awave dollars velvet from thirty TO forty dollars
MsgNiloently enlbr from fifty hundred dol
lars to pay visit 20 this esta blishment.
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tAeI large hudins has been snnexed to this enorm,ns
s1ehing warehouse conssts Of three extensive
Sxdirgs six stor,s high 1T cked with sueh ,npply
eheap. well made iashonn Is cut fall and winter clothing
matched in this city elsewhere One Of the
largest importers In the trade TIC proprietor
T. L. ROGERS, posscssea facilities enjoyed by few, IL
of his contemporaries while tho perfect organization of his
cskaSlshmens enables him to undcrse all competitors
Can and examine the itnmcBso varied assortment OF
asats sacks over-sack overeoat vests pantaoons etc.,
$sst opened at Union Hail. Of Fulton and Nassau
cfroetg
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SUNDAY MOANING BOAT TOR EEwBuRG, LAsp-
- ing at fonkerS Hsstags, Dobbs Forty, Farrytswn,
ing Sing, Rcchiand Lake, Haycrstraw verp.nhs .aG-
wells Ccs,srs bock Cold spring touching ~ Hsm.
uond street each PAR. - cents Nswhurs or 10
cents for the excurson The stesmer THOMAS HubsE
captain H. Van Wart will the pier foot OF jay stre0t
third pier above Chambers Sunday morning,
q ~ O'clock for tho .hoye plsae& Rsturana will Issss
kowburg at TX o'clock r.