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NEW SPRING oOoDs-P. w BROWNING, merchsn
TAILOR under United States
Of e citizens Of Washington, and superior
well selected assortment OF French cloths vesnx
imported Being
out 70 the fullest c,ien the popular principles o. low
p1ncfuy he will offer whole
80 and thus prevent going Tie
oca'ed" cheap spared pain. in
securing stock style
color, quality With friends, liberal
the same Mnr3 -ra~ n
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For freight or passage apply 70 : -. -
EDWARD X COLLINS co,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, a Co,
r O. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kinrs Arm. Yard, London.
VI Rue Noue Dame der VICTORIES,
GRO II DRAPER, Hsvre.
The ships viii accountable gold silver
p s." os,,. s
DOR sALEa three brick dwelling house In ceose,own,
II. be-. style and saiito ss best Material with 10, asscnss Of
asos' 10 .ansfe e running through The square and has c
Any desiring purchase, examine The we~i-e.
George NJ sooron, OF Market and Budr
Terms One third cash tho balance in 9, a. and ls months
Exchange Broker National Hotel BuIanr Washington D. @.
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Banover street, Boston, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly Furnished possessing
ali the modern and for the accomods
og ~. o. - de . s,y pubic
UNCLE TOMS CABIs-A hfe-Iiko dagueusoype o. Mrs
wn,ssus. ,s psrs ,oseshs
with rostrsi' Of som'ag tho famous Queen Of Song"
.b..ss, ssnses, and soa.. ss,.sias rood. ssosrsiy
between T and Washington,
A~s se-1
TIE subscriber viii vscse his present place OF business until
.s ne owe Ss- Uss g
rs, and e.,,
"."s 1s .or%sn S books stationery @ .v sr s.se
esssrins he viii sell pyice.
X FAR>HAM.
NB-Al indebted subscriber enough
call their
ing, which ali ready those ps,d by November
will he the hsnd- collector
my closed up time,
make different arrangement in my business.
July e-dud R,F.
MARBLE MASTELs-marbie yvorks.--The subscriber
III bes leave inform his friends and The public that he has IN
Spanish aan and black marble, r'cny carve"
snd plain, of best qualify newest ssye and superior hn-n
cash Also, marble
ombe marble for window sms I'm
platforms marble ill., counter, and tshfs tops
soaps one, caicin~d psssscv. ~ 80 per barrel
o(C New York
asg. and sr- usbis sud,ng Ne invites
his stock and viii ~ndesvor ~ give
SATISFACTION TO ali may favor him with hei' ORDER
WM. RUTHERrORD,
July oa-3sawsm On street, bsswssn iQh and Iah,
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PRoPosALs.l


NAVY DsYAKrassr,
Bureau of Yards and Docks, sept II, ls5a
cEALED PROPOSALS. ol each class endorsed Pro
u posas fos the navy bsookiyn, New
Yofs ~ O'Clock, the 18th
ssy iunlg or
alsndant hereof materials 2sehed yI
Glass No 1.
THbeT, Lander, 4e.- For Snsithoy.
$50 round space piles . iosg, as nehe. diameter
each
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NEW York, May I'D. IsSJ.The undersigned has this
~ once, No A William (Merchants ErshAnge
for the transaction OF general brokerage business
Hank Insurance, mining, railroad government State and oy
securities bought sold.
Prom.sor bills Of exchange, and loans negotiated
May ie-dd EMANUEL n. HART.
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Il BHOwN'A Essence OF Jamaica Gin3er.-Tbs q
sence IL preparation e1cellence In
arrhra ineipien cboea
digestive functions Is Of nesinnbe value During the peya
ence Of epidemic cholera children
culsry efcacious family individual
enables system influences disease
which Turk In changing climate.
CaauonsBe the genuine which
r, Brown store.
Of Finn Chestnut Philadelphia
respectable United se Washington
city, D. c. by Patterson Marin and d. Gilman
dris, vrssia. by ]. Il. Pierpont
June gs-dlm
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NOTICENotice hereby given attorney fact of
Moses Keer of John W B'aGs, IN No ITS
M.sasha land district Wisconsin, describing g. w. Of
IS ~ E. the duplicate which
mall have made application n the CommI.
Land Once for Of OF av
dollars said entry. JOHN Last
0asru Bar, March ~ ies3--Jsne 1iswSw
CRAWFORD, by the asshcr o. " Rsth.'
" atuyvesspt, rfancouts Story by Jacob Abbott
Theory reitcs; BY Richard Hasesh suhcr Of sory the
United statcsf
Anshonr Cveek Literature.
Rlssk Hcus., No. ls
Haydccks Illustrated Catholic Bible, Nos 70 and 20
Ren7 FhANCk TAYLOR
NJ ARK Bsrsissss~s, TIRE TIVE n~ssA~rs, by
Id Mrs. Noodle
Jack Csa- ~, Tne NcndsusnS Struggle.
Cavassis Lectures and Life. n.
HsyAochs Csibofc Bih,e nossrssed, psr. u and ia
Auaia FRAnCK TAYLOR
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIAEA.-MEDICALDE PARr-

|
,,. aEAT. ,.,,.n $3.50
TUE ANNUAL COURSE ~ EcIUkEs in This I'M ~" all
men WIN commence o" SAond"y' NoVe"Se' ~ 80 vi" ~-
]. l. K,dssi, n: D.. Professor rese,ni.,ry.
warren m s,onsa p e1o, >, - ns sa,sty.
., - W ass.,sn,u - n p,os.sor ~ an.,cuv
Thoma. Hunt D., Professor Of Physiology aud fsho'au
soansiup , oo NJ Demonstrators Of Anaosy.
The roo. for viii be open from the third MONDAY
ocebcr to the hrst Of April
The faculty are WISHING phyesns and surgeons Of The Chart:
Hospital and attend nis Institution on Noveness 70 Ae Tbs
adsn aseompsy ns professors 70 'ns visits. and shss enjoy
There ar. patent. prescribed for daily !. Ii.
hs ss , ~ n.,,.., n..,,v ,~.,,v ,h...,A,.,s
,u,u .,,,vov, THOMAS HUNT - D.,
THE MOI RS Of the so.ihern Msnah.cs.rvrs' sAak
HENRY MOUSSE,
sep s-d'f
,a. ~ o , soS.' s,nn mo- .,,,.s ..' -
quarter. Oh CAPITOL Apply House fs..ss-
septs-eodaw NJ NJ ncGanooR
------------------------
patent Key hole cover .a.msnss Are and IN n pos ~
large a.omsut Away. on hand No 81 DOCK street, rAsAs
Reference Is gwen few who have our sas In sasy
Sasuse On. eur .e e.. men, svsnss
'---l'l
nSisa st.is. Mint ' '''. so y ''''' - u.s.
Unied States Apprui.eys once ph,,.der,.. '--
Psnn.,iy ana Rsit,osd ,,ownsoy l..cs
ph,laa,inhis cerssa, ~, ua'.-..-. 49,. 60
.sts. ''-' """' mo ''''"'''"a AA"''sa Company
Richard Norri. A. Son ,o~ou,os,x. vo,t. phu.1.,.s..
v,nsha-,., ~ $3.50. ~ws'' T""sds'Poh'
Sole agency Tor pu,rrvor,h,. -sr.,io, h..S ,....
p.,.nt .,,,s ~ 80 :. '~pS''"' '""A 's<
JpIv 4, -o,viy
-
Horne Foreign Passut ana (kcssev~l A~e~cv.
utcu.rf ,ou,sv /. 90
"i,HhhA. NookSE 4 Co.,
Once southwest corner OF and 6h nearly Opposite
D.. q
give their ..n,.n 70 .,s rro..e..os Of c,.,.
III
this and foreign countries and 10 Inc 80 - ~ ss.s
and .r,ent OF the s.tuc,s rendered - - - .--~
NB-one on n. Arm will shortly ,csv, 6,r Er.,.S ..S ~ cr
,,s. p.,or. IN 49,. ~ 1870. ~" ~. COW
nav Be inruss.d - -" ~-'e""'
ianrc san 49, sTs
SMas srsS..u,x
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EoR NENTThat large story containing
ment anS sssc the northeast
niue ard Nth ssreet Adjoining the scords
con'a'""s csssern o. ~sier, fr~ nc t
For further particulars inquire Of Hon A. Kendall willis
sesnsy room No il Fc~ers building, Of sad
Seventh streets. + EIE
July 3-TTkaa
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, y. sTEERs VIEW aooDs ron aEsTLEMES.

ID u. STEEH's VIEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
have received ssoer supply o elegant goods for
making stock the time complete Those
who about supply themselves with clothing Tor tho
and approaching weather should by all Soods
before they purchase elsewhere.
Is-in
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Omcs C0mzaAasnsy Gs.ssel - xsanaAsssnec,
WAshinstoa, Aassss ., 1883.
cEYARATB PROPOSALS. be this oaes
~ la dxy OF devsy VI bu,
fOliows
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMrTIoN CLAIMANTS.
person right Of cmption of the
lands within the townships and parts OF townships above
establish the Of
Of Office,
aots after ecn, this notice. and before
ofte puAc Of the land.
claimed Otherwise claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner OF tho General Land Once
June 2l-lawi3w
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THE UNION ACADEMY Of issh street ana
l. New York avenue,
r. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the UroS FsnALs AcApsnv, 1<h
ferk avenue and n street,
Mr. a. RICHARDS, Principal,
viii have their annual srasaf,s~s dus
weeks IN July and win o smother 'he arss MoHAy
In september ie3 full bard If
For further parcua catalogues and - Ess
hams Bookstore. Jsiy 7-1n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21
The Reindeer Cnlnmity-Trinl OF Captain
Farnham for granddaughter.
United STATES CIRCUIT COUR.

Before Hon. Judge Belts
JAN. 2o.-7he People against John W. Fhrntam-In this
case the evidence having closed Mr. Noyes proceeded
sum up on the part of the defendant and in very able
and argumenative address conended that his client was
not responsible for the calamity that occurred that the
duties Of the captain had been proved be of different
nature and that he had control the department
Of the engineer Counsel also commended that the law was
sufficiently complied with by opening the doors of the
furnace, and that there evidence of a want Of
caution skin, care, on the part Of the accused
The Z. $. District Attorney, Mr.. Prescott Hall in
address OF nearly two hours length which embraced
clear analysis of the testimony and in which he expati
ated wth,hs usual force and eoquence upon the
quences of the reckessness Of commanders board the
river steamboats, commended that it the duty OF the
captain TO that the provisions OF the act of Congress
we're oheycdthat he personally, or by a responsible
deputy should cause the safety valves to be opened at
each landing and in derelcon Of that duty he was re-
sponsble and amenablc for the consequences Mr. Hal
concluded his remarks TO the jury by admonishing them
10 the importance Of the duty that devolyed upon
them If they believed that Captain Farnham had not
acted neglgenty, careessly, or without proper eau
ton in Gods let him be discharged but IT, accord
ing TO the evidence they viewed as conscientious
men on their oatls they believed him guilty of neg
gence or reckessness they should avert the arm Of
Justice from falling on the guilty head
II being past o'clock the Judge asked the Jury If
they would not prefer receiving the charge of the Court
in the morningS To this the jury asented and with the
usual admoniton, they were allowed to separate. Ad
journed to II O'Clock Friday (ths) morning
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Personal Intelligence.

Amongst the arrivals at Washington notice that of
Mr.. Sanchez Navarro, gentleman well known to many
officers Of the army of several large estates or
haciendas in the neighborhood Of Saltillo We under
stand this gentleman has claims for property carried of
by the Camanches living in Texas, amounting to four
hundred thousand dollars, which, account of the
eleventh article Of the Treaty of Peace with Mexico may
one day have to be paid by our government.
Mr. 7. +. Meagher will lecture in Providence R. L. on
Saturday; and on Tuesday next in Boston
Hon Meredith p. Gentry member of Congress from
Tennessee he's written letter in which he declines run
ming again for Congress.
Gov W. B. Campbell, of Tennessee, declines the nomi-
nation for q lection
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The United Americans.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD -
slight naccuracy in the HERAIDs report Of an ad.
dress delivered by al Hope Chapel on the goth ut
upon the principles Of the Order OF United Americana
has given occasion for apparently willful and acoss
peryerson q my remarks the part of the Truth 1eT
Roman Catholic organ in this city. ! should not con.
tder the matter Of sufficient Importance personally
merit attention, or justify intrusion upon your indu
gence but representing for the occasion alluded to-
Numerous and patriotic body Of my fellow citizens IL
que TO them ttat the should be corrected and ask
permission 10 DO 50 briefly, through the Herald.
The accidental sub. tuou Of the word - orr for but =
IN tie report 81 my address gives rise 10 an accusation
against me q wo{D ignorance Wilfu blndne n by
VIC edilor Of the Truth 3aer What said vas that The
uoer hnd been Organized not FOR party Lt strictly speak
inR ior political pUrl oFesn declaration con sslcnl
WITH the whole tenor Of my dicorse and which has been
- 'ien PUN he'd % the world by the Order Of United
Americans that no excuse exits exeent yvofu iyno
rance or wtliu blindness the part Of an editor OF
respectable plctcnsons, Who protesting moreover to
understand the principles which guide The Order thul
msrepresents pblc sroaier on nero verbal error Of
he Ircss. PceTcctfclly, &c., J III reYrf
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Marine Affairs.

DEPlRTrRE OF CALIFORNIA STEAMERs.-The steam ships
Ohio and Uncle SAM for Aspinwall, and the Northern
Light for San Juan, left port yesterday with large
number Of passengers. Their will be found in an
other column
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FROM CAPE HAYnES.-Capt Wilson, of the schooner
Mary B. Knapp arrived yesterday, from Cape Haytien
with dates to the 9th u reports the place very healthy
when he left
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raj to Washington. In giving En- epitome Of the
campaign, the lecturer depicted, m glowing and fer
vent language, the glorious result which ensued
from the patriotic and successful efforts Of the people
Of North Carolina and other States. full report o.
his address appears elsewhere.
By reference to the report elsewhere, 1t will be
seen that there was another grand iareup among
the hard and soft SHELLS in Tammany Hall last even
ing. The former have already subscribed fifteen
thousand dollars TO erect new hall, and the pros
pect now u.s. thatthe breach in the party in this city
will never more be closed Old wounds have been
opened afresh and are now supposed to be beyond
cure
As the contemplated construction Of railroad In
Broadway Is still the cause of much agitation and
discussion in this community, we have deemed it
worth while to elsewhere publish certain documents
and aidavits emanating from some OF those VINO are
favorable to the project.
Miss Bacon delivered another lecture at the Stuy.
vesant Institute, yesterday morning, on Oriental
History.
The emigration to California from the Atlantic
States appears to flow with as strong current as
ever about two thousand having left here Yesterday
in the steamers Ohio, Northern Light, and Uncle
Sam.
The Dutch Reformed Church, situate in Franklin
street. in this city, sold yesterday for thirty
thousand and one hundred dollars. Thel lecture room
attached to the church was also sold, and brought
fourteen thousand dollars.
slight fire occurred, at eleven O'Clock last night,
in the United States Bonded Warehouse in this city.
1t originated in small private office upon the first
floor, and was extinguished with very slight damage.
Some of the books were injured by fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-21

THE OPERA AT THE BRoADwAy-Tm BENEFIT OF RovERE
This evening" the benefit Of Revere takes place at the
Broadway theatre when that delightful opera, the
Daughter Of the Regiment will be performed, in which
Aboni has been successful and in which Revere him
self has his laures He is decided favorite and
will, doubt, receive bumper. 1t is the last night
that this opera viii be performed at the Broadway
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NEW YORk lDyyRTlsgnryrs,

Vu>HF LARGEST siLk, RIBBoS AND TRIMMiNG HotsF IN
htM lOkk-rbor. a. SrFARNs, Importer nd loil.r ui
SIhF. MILLINERY FANCY GOODS, nett cash ur,...
ie granted BY sddur ibtsIsst, az. hroad~
has nov IN sif" ant receiving th.
hseTt pr'TT, ""nplt" assortment of Gua
'hE an m N.I"s styles aud design, consisting
tiby tt Mafsclin-, fsT"ns.a sha~is
hhhons, Ttni ant S,uu Rions Dsss gs II Il. t,d.
fF"n" aud fnyhh Crlr Grape Is-- si Cavats Fnhrot.'
re- Yv"a VI ali kini, Sdk lace Mts,
uttis, Hosiery, L. q. Ii.ndl, ,fsbi.ff, A..
The uni'f,gnd ryitss Merchant, ~ North
sni Wet q" hes" In h- riiy 10 favor him wiIL
'n- his sturk teioi- purchasing
ruOs a. STEARss, IC2 Broadway
i~sa-ly Between lit. tty street Ma,i-n Lane n
VIII NisN tONh tND lINtJtIOOI UNITED
u STATES ran SFGiHFRS The ships coupe. t,t,kS
sing thii Line follow. NsIC HIs
fALlflC Captain ky~ BALTIC, Captain .Al4k
AplAIic, Capitalization AgCIC Captain hrs
having been bui by contract especially
sst, carr has been tsL.n "a h+,r constron Ia
Z" ebsnrs strength their
t"I passenger uu"tuSd fT tLT
fre- OF pa'~sF~ from Nv Ioft abtn ta
ia second, d. $40 bNriuyiyr
fi"ni i,Vst pool tO k-w Sort, nd
An"Sp"Tisn'si sIrE..n "a - 4. each ship.
hob-tth secured ult,l PAID t.s.
IROPOSEiI DA ATES or .LfIITYO
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CoMB AND tANCN GoOpS MAREnoISE.

- -
~ iilrriS street. t"rsr Crr~nwIcb) New IorL
urS.h Baton l t Ii, i,."i oo % Cont, ea,r.y Pans.
Music, iin.iIau.ut. s., s, 10 ~ '''s'
ro'en, u"'io,sd lIy,ntars. from our connection, Wit.
Que ,'..l ~ lag" 'ni 'l.'' h",'rs. m,ii-iy
a ,oMr,HNrNE PInIoLoG,. o. ou,un., Of oaur,,,ty.
i%tT' ,l g" wg,i5, %r% rn,11l Ey & ' sf n''e the
f'n,, ] vol o. wo.- fia'.
We do 9oi rsoen, To- have question Of rhols,
& ~ 90 ''s1 % d" ,h ,.u. w ,sre Who has indeed
,ossot ,nj r.i,So i' ~ lilo. i ,'',s
snl ',,y Other sanr- oa Is,,. L. ,nu.
nav Eek ,, % 'n, ,n, ah ,,, b. ,,fnu. ihu. iuauat,d
n,', ' mhoi wh'eh oui 9r.t.1t ~hsu .u
= point to become po ,,ssi Of these "Ouinc, without de
ls,,s.''ep j,urs woopuorsr
Eku1r WV" rom,,,o wr,,ys ia,,r,ss,y,itsmN.r N.rh
banded rt,.a 20 Che sy W b,,s ts.is. he runs "a.
IonUN t'hus'n.s gsu tr1ri Hsrrr.yc's tnilsTtussts
James rhsm,.' Hiar,ds. q : Smith. choice brands. De-.
m1nuf,5a,sr r.s '''' '' ' OF VI" rS,r T ~ ,, c8
~ ~ t@h-iih i,Mr~ g,y,y ,u,rls mr 'he chsmbsr .,t
te found 1t nj LKLfy COS. .,.6
EC23g ~ rR,AtuY-A middle 'g,i y-s,5 woman, ~ho
sT.tea.s ros Grrig rFSjtS b,1rs' ''s ''"
"oh No w,u,ttsst.
Nov Is y9rH rlMr TO BuY orNUISr u,v,s, sreARs
g.oHo Rsrahas Isn0n pu tiutfuts
tinu ~ uufanf esO0u o. gufs
't1HHl - htfufa ftfu Ia Tres Nstias
tu.tuu Las Tres Flnrss tHO0u
Nu.va Tr4rrsrra
tltase eill ari them,
ctiFet +"i tor sale lefiI JAS WINSTON.
~ OpGtns' RAfuHs TuttfT CAsTs t .ufifnI ,rri.
~ ~ gthucmsu, ~ ssie ty C.t SfNTON zoo,
noR Ssu of the Cr,ulsr Saw. % NAN II.
N Nbitr tl"fH tioNhs-Wc hsve hand Cloth
CaFs, % ncary ~ the r'i0rs made
UH6 4
Gh uups gipTs. frssls
~ J,s WINSTON
uNFNpFRs Nc r5srr fully ,.u the stt,ntion of usu.
~ O
Hrass, Pierced aud Wiz TenIers
fne Polished sud rrsss lirad Fre Irons
CoHi itoiH ani C,nier stnvrls
Nroutei ftra Iron Stands TIrr Carriers.
Az 81 which shall b. soli 20 small stvsnce.
y. 7. MoORE e CO,
nob importers of Hardware, 50 Msin street
lNAhPHINE BURNING FLUID, best ausity Tor sale
Ny PURcrLI, LADD a co, Druss,t,
nolo ~ Main street
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F" rftIfN.nI 90. No. I2a Nassau street New
'"'h aud ~ state sfcft hoson mais such
lneu Siih The t't r uey circulated journal. m me
United states sni C,asI, atusy stc enabled o. u.t
'ns of time sni r.rst the Advertisers Who 90 tusnes.
through them T,y select ths papers ant Advertise. con.
'r'n'uy ath, 's lowest prices ani tesp interest
ot their Merchants are invited a. s.u On
Them and sauh themselves thst these bius.arso
sc9-iy-lrI
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NHtstC-Pi.No- tSp NfIoproNs .uoE,CF W,rFRS
~ ~ tsiHN. Nts hut, The Niue. ratu.hus aud
'n' l"tts t'tsh'hms. Ny si the ropai,r ,ui COM
tons Amcau aus tur.ussu, ty .s.ttra,i 2uh0fs
l'.Af Nt'' sut .If ... danced sfeat In
tsrs London ans Nv lol. ~ hs brst ,srt.i All ~
lsnHtNr rattl1fu.s n America whUlU.sr
Ets 6Itrt Co.'S fsno f,rss. with Cif,uisf Sgsiss aud
Nrhie ffaltf. M So ntrl Iu.r aud
sny others mnufssur.d Houi.r C.ass rsu. f su I'll
r'nuls S"' WI @ superior o. usc bttus tuned ths
e'rtN empsrat1ut NffIfHs
INSTRUMENTS of su uis Dealers resrhsrs ani %
Piled 20 the iav,ti prices.
HORACE wATFRg esg pr,siwsv
The only AFrut for Y 0Ib,rt 4 C.'. Tt.nos
" " IN extensive sfOcE i.fHf an
hsnd - prizes fta to sitn gf.'. ui.h
ROOD fffHo, sut not hsns site arsf uru
hsvns One instrument ',ut O. thc v,hssose III com
pattsou or Hff.l lnd gHf'tfH.
0unrHr CO, '|isg fs ~ ~ Egla prfsnt are
Csc, f1ass ..5f ~, '
- cco WINSTON
~ Oos JAS winston
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ROE LOCKWOOD a son.
BOOKSELLER$, PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS
French, Spanish and Italian gooLs.

French, Spanish and Italian gooLs
NJ, 80 Berffirfg, Nlir. Ia.t.
A AhGE AND NrTHACinE sIO,E or DIt. ,.o,,,-
hll. ~ NllsON CO. tWpofirf. snd tnthsr- al nIt.
oop- No ~ '"drln"di street toppor Naiianni nnd
Nrrrn iiotrl-b ana Nos aud - -tt.rt NJ, NsI
invite he attention ~ Wholesale HtXIt IT, r ,,v t
assortment Cd" hoods which trt comp~ IT ,iI se,sona 81 ~.
year y The addition oi ~ ts au f,r , ~
hntH 'rrrnry Steamer tui r'gt.t We tavritr I.,u
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