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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
City Intelligence.

THE GRAND JURY AND FRAUDULENT PRACTICES AT THE
ToMBs-We understand that the attention of the Grand
jury has o. will be called to the many fraudulent
actions committed by pettyfogging lawyers and Peter
Funk policemen located in ard about the Tombs Que
Of the about to be presented is the obtaining Of
some $3.50 from aged man, while in custody under
preence OF procuring his release from the charge
preferred against him. The taking of bail to obge
certain lawyers viii also be another mot amongst the
many evils about to be presented to the Grand Inquest
NoxIyAnoN-The Board Of Aldermen last evening re-
ceivsd from the Comptroller nominating
Thomas H. Aaire keeper Of the City Hall and parks
the place of James Taylor, the present holder Of that
office. The communication referred to the Commit
tee On Salaries and Offices.
NEW York HORTICULTURAL SouMy.-This society held
their monthly meeting last evening at their rooms,
stuyvesant Institute In the absence of the President
Wilson g. Hunt chosen chairman. Peter b, Mead
reported from the Executive Committee to whom
erred the amendments offered to the constitution and
bylaws At their last meeting each amendment was
taken up and debated separately Several specimens of
cameas and other choice flowers exhibited To the
meeting.
GEOGRAPHICAL SouETY.-Pny Miles Esq, is to read a
paper before the Geographical Society this evening
its rooms in the University Subject Geography of lee
land.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE -
The annual of the New York Academy of
Medicine and of Ayetts Medical Institute. will be held
this Tuesday, evening, at the Medical College East
Fourteenth street, at which the profession and the
public are invited to attend
IIcruRT SUFFERERS AT MADERA.-IA W.
Tne, formerly United States Consul at 0porto will de-
liver lecture this evening at the Brooklyn Institute ia
aid Of the inhabitants Of Madeira on the snbect Of Por.
tugal" ten years residence in that country has
doubt furnished Mr.. T. with sufficient experience 10
enable him to render lecture instructive and int.
resting the purpose to which the proceeds TO be
devoted Is commendable and charitable
FIRIs.-At o'clock Sunday evening, fire broke out
in the bakery Of j. Sickles No. 275 East twenty second
street but promptly extngushed by the fire depart
ment The damage done TO good, and store will not
amount TO SIS
AT late hour sunday night the police Of the Foarth
district found the grocery and liquor store of j. Gee
Of james and Madison street TO be fire. They
immediately broke open the doors and put the flames
before any material damage effected The FIRE ori.
ginated from quantity of wood which had been placed
the stove to dry, catching fire. A boy who slept in
the second story Of the building nearly sucated by
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Naval Intelligence,

MORE PAY SAnoRs-We learn from NJ. f.
Rowing, Of 65 Wall street, that amendment to the
Appropriation bill passed by Congress, giving to all
officers Marines and sailors serving the coasts Of
Mexico and California during the war; double pay while
in the Pacific This act embraces the period between
Nay, 1885, and September 1850. An act already in
force granting this extra pay from September 1890 to
February 1852 Thus the double pay extends from May,
1916, February 1861 space Of six years We con-
slider this important piece of information to those in
terested in the matter Legal representatives put in
their claim for the allowance We shall endeavor to OBJ
tain . copy Of the act for publication.
u S. sloop Of Levant, Capt. Godsborough was at
Barcelona, Sd Feb.
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TIE TmATEs.-Gerald Grfn's beautiful play Of "Gisip-
pus'' and the Golden Farmer are the selections at the
Bowery this evening. Mr. Edwin Forrest appears at the
Broadway in his great character Of King Lear Burton
offers rich treat to his patrons-the "Od Dutch Gov
ernor" new farce called 1.-THE Smith," and the 'Se
rious Family" At the National three pieces, namely,
the Captains Ransom" the Screen Mountain Boy"
and the yankee Duelist" Mr. Waack presents thenew
drama of pauline and the comedy Of Every One has
his Fault At the Museum the amusements consist Of
'Married and Settled" 'Ny Friend in the Straps the
'Young Widow" and "Blue Beard" The manager Of
the ST. Charles announces the New York Fireman the
Trough Diamond and the Double Bedded Room"
Christy and Wood offer excellent entertainments, and
Heller Banvard and Rsley give their usual exhibitions
Mad Valentino continues her concerts At Hope Chapel
and Dr. Boynton gives his lecture geology at Metro
politan Ball.
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DRATH OF SAMUEL B. HOWLAND, DoS'
Another Of our oldest and most respected New YORK
merchants is numbered with the dead. Samuel >
Rowland, Esq, special and senior partner Of thswen
known house Of Rowland Aspinwal, died at Rome on
the eth Of February He left this city few weeks since,
in feeble health With hope that voyage and the eli
mate Of Italy would restore him. but his family have
now received letters conveying the sad tdngs Of his
decease a. we have above stated.
Mr. Rowland was for some years the junior o. os b,o
Their Gardiner G. Rowland, who it will be- recol.ctad
died suddenly in this city, but little more than wear
since The subject Of this motifs was about 60 wears Of
age, and much esteemed by a numerous circle Of
friends and acquaintance He was son OF the late Joseph
Rowland, Esq, merchant, OF Norwich, Connecticut Who
after pursuing commercial life for years at that
port removed with his family to this city about the
mencemen Of the present century, and engaged extern
svely in commerce. He descended from John How
land Of the Pilgrims of the Mayfov err who landed
at Plymouth, in 1920 The family Of Rowland is some
what numerous at New Bedford and other maritime
towns of and has produced many distn
gushed merchants.
Mr.. Samuel s. Rowland, with his two elder brothers.
Joseph and Gardiner, having received mercantile edu
cation commenced business at first on his account
but afterwards entered into partnership about twenty
five thirty years SINCE with his brother Gardiner
der the firm of G. G. & s. Rowland That firm were for
many years. leading house in the shipping business and
remarkable for their commercial intelligence and enter
prise. Having accumulated handsome fortunes, they
retired from active business leaving the same to their
younger relatives the present heuse of How
Land Aspinwan.
Mr. S. s. Rowland married daughter Of the late John
Hone Esq., by whom he had number Of children. As .
citizen merchant anda he leaves behind
him an honorable name, and his memory viii be long
cherished by his fellow. citizens.
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NEW HANpsIRE STATE ElBcnoN.-The election for State
and county officers and also for three representa- in
the Thirty third Congress- will take place to-day in New
Hampshire By the apportionment the State hal
lost one of her members-the number to which she /.
now entitled being three instead Of four. two Of whom
we're democrats, free soer, and whg. Tie fol
lowing are the names of the candidates -
FOR GOVERNOR
DEM Whig. Free Soil.
Ncah Martin. James Bell. John H. White
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
B. Fl. pla sted Joseph Sawyer John Cove
RErREsENTATIvE TO CONGRESS.
G. w. Kittredge Amos Tuck& Amos Tucks
G. w. Morrison, A. p. Hughes John Preston.
Henry Hibbard,* Jared Perkins Jared Perkins.
ssMembers of the last Congress.
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AaAgrdy and Stdttfng-On Sunday night, at the cor.
ner OF Water and Jefferson streets alteration took
place between two men named Barney HcMshan and
Matthew Kahn, when ARRAY occurred and Kahn be
coming enraged drew knife and plunged IL into the alb
domon of MeMahan, inficting dangerous wound. The
difficulty witnessed by Christopher @. Rodman of
No 510 Water street who heard McNahan exclam thu
Kahn had stabbed him. Officer b, onagan, of the Seventh
ward arrested KGin and conveyed him before Justice
Wood, wia committed him to prison for trial The in
iured man vas taken IN the City Hospital.
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before George W MOTION ESD.
MARCH 7.-Robert shnn, cap tain of the Antelope was
held to answer for assault John Peters with
lescope
Before Jose n Tngraham, Esq,
fc,n Peters held TO for an aaFsnlt with
g.ro.s realvn % s.ps-.l --a, V,s,.
oye.
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BAp11sr CONVENTION convention Of the Bsptists NJ
New England will be held to-day 10 Boston Tho object
is to reyvfy the denomination and increa It's strength
usefulness and numbers and also for social re uion
The occasion viii undoubtedly be one Of intereN
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Unm srArn DrsrRIcr CeuRr-No -..Ss.,.v Az
till the l4th inst Revenue causes ~rA,v % >Sndar
SuPREE CoURr-Special TER snls morning.,
and 81. so'' " Az, ~ TO 30, !
2b2 264. s@-Ne' ~o0' As', 20, 24S 70
SUPERIOR Cour-
1 1oJ' SsS aa4 337 548 $780, $751; $50. 555 $685. 47S
go 66S 5s4 sos, $50, $685. ST. 674, 676. ST. 57s
~ a 400 5C2 b54, AS, 446, AL AS, 44s, $780, 242
90 567, 356, 80.
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ats Nervous hutidote being thoroughly beyond all
conception q any single remedy being unvcrsaily benc
emil II ~ sold with printed receipt to return the money
rot found effective In any IL may have been tried FOR
Office i24 Greenwich street
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Depot NO. - John sraet Of Gold ION and after
May w Pearl street ono door below Maiden lanc) RIO.
BERT ~ PATRICK IL the sole manufacturer In the tntod
states Of the Above celebrated safes and IT, r. Gons In
penetrabe Defiance Locks.
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mains uncqualled as zest with soups Gsh meats game
currics &c. An invoice landing Hendrix Hudson III
quarts pinta, and half pints lot Jars containing
imperial gallon each intended for hotels rostaurants
for tho United States, - " -D
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Ihnye faItcn watts, Nervous Antisiote xyitI,

remarkable benefit I afflicted with violent pain In
ny chest aud shoulders and nervous debility. The pain
coinuletelv firen nh returrcf md
I'M prov,m.pt my health. Mrt Rowden Broo.ne
street u Ior Dttts Depot, 20 AL street..
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There is nothing becoming modest bearing and
humility opinion there is nothing becoming
elegantly made hat 1t is the browning Tory Of
toilette the finishing touch, and let be dressed
much Ia mode if he wears an ndiaerently made
pleely The halter must be artist and have an eye to
the beautiful, well perfect mechanical knowledge in
order finishing touch the external covering
Of the lords Of creation There place where gentle
fecy fault and that at the Prescott Hat store
the Prescott House, Of Spring street and Broad
way, opposite the Coamore House. KNOX JAMES.
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Personal InfcILiarsnGe.

Prof Adophus I Koeppen has been eIe tied profea.o,
OF history German Literature ADD Aesthetics al the M
ly united trankhn and slafshs College OF Lancaster
Pennsylvania
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As Spring approaches the demu
Knox's Spring ala

Knox's Spring Hats, Knox Is busy with
his preparation for Che spring trade and he calculates to
something and attractive in the OF his
hat for the approach His reputation course,
is sufficient to satisfy his customers that his spring fashion
in elegance of design material and manufacture will be
worthy Of his talents while his prices heretofore will be
only 81. Call in for your new hat at kNOXS No.
Enl str
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leading article IN Sundays Herad and APrciate he
advantages be derived from honorable marriage
alliance associations between such who have OBJ
married state but have few opportunities to
render il available to their tire will pleased
plan devised to afford such fcities
being known to the other until fully satisfied Of mutual
such the plan been arranged that
not even party need know anything Of the
fictitious and sent TO post ofee in the United
States The plan is simple but nfable in bringing all in
similarly disposed and innocent that
the scrupuousy modest and viruous female will avail
herself it the comprehends it, and be bettcc
appreciated her future husband for endeavorng to find
noble upright and suitable partner for life than by
taking specimen humanity that happened to be
thrown way at is published at dollar and will be
mailed postpaid by renting to Mrs. THEODORE f. SAND
New
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style custom work he done by Singers Sewing
Machines far better and Landowner than It can by band
admirable machines and their work always be
amined at the principaboice, No. 25S Broadway ~
J. NJ. SINGER co.
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selling on the entire stock Of ladies' gents misses boys
and el1rens boots shoes CATERS &c at groat sacrifice
in order to close the business Immediately TO those who
want to bny cheap Great inducements offered.
VIII sell gle pairs by the dozen, far below the cost
Two doors rop Broadway.
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The sun may shine, the rain may fall,
The clouds may pour their fill,
They have i'll effect at all
Root makes his pictures still. -
ROOTS great Daguerrean Gallery, No. 5o3 BROADWAY.
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the public that he has removed from
the old stand 1871 Greenwich street to 1872 Canal street,
where he is the celebrated butter crackers
Graham crackers and wOula be happy
supply all his friends with the very best quality OF crack
the lowest possible prices n Borders sent to
part Of the city country.
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Leo Is Perrin,s Norceste rshirc Sauce re-

New YORK CrystOl fniacc.-A superior nrtl-
paper with superior steol plate heading
Crystal Palace For sale by CARR HICKS, Statoners,
90 Nassau street
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Our rcadcrs VIII please Jake hotice tnat INC
great hundred thirty three beautiful build
Ing located in the pleasant village Of Clinton N j.
formerly known Camptown will take place this at
Il o'clock at the Merchants Exchange by ALBERT H. Nj
COLAY Maps and full particulars can be had
at the Office Of the auctioneer No. 40 Wall street.
Ribbons, silks, and Millinery GO0ds.-Thc
undersigned prepared exhibit the largest cheapest
and nest desirable stock Of the above goods the city suit
able for class merchants and Of every section
Of the Union being all his mportations for the spring
trade which he viii the most favorable terms
H. Ii. LUHTENSTEIN,
20 Of Hester street.
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= About shirts.-Thc Shirts made to Nj,

at HcLAUGHLINs, corner Of Chambers and Greenwich
this great city and his prices moderate that
every afford to handsome shirt When you
want shirts collars cravats undershrts and drawers,
gloves, Hosiery, &C., call on MAC.
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Shirt manufacturers, coll and see Wheeler,
Wilson Co.'s Sewing Machine patented June 10, 1922
generally used with in business Office No. 5
BrnadMaY.
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A Filter Necessary Spring Is Coming, and

the daily will teen with insects and dc
iigy injurious Use the Porous Glass Filter
sold at 36 Broadway 81 So and the most impure
will lie clarified.
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Great bargains table linens pillow linens and
damask table linen, two yards wide only
3D. yard elegant superfne drop do, two yards
wide and 6s; frnged doies 6s DOZEN large size
drop and figured linen napkins only is 4s dozen
linen sheetngs ~ yards wide, os and 6s yard; elegant
large size counterpanes ~ 5s and los piece fine linen
responding low prices, at BURDETTs Cheap Dry Goods
Store 1876 Walker street
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25l Broadway upper Murray sree-These bean
ul pictures combine the detail Of the Daguerreoye with
the finish of the finest miniature painting Daguerreotype
miniatures and portraits copied to nature.
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September 10TH s5-Manuaturers of bronze colors gold
half gold metal leaf factory Of Bond and
Paeifo streets Brooklyn, office No II Cedar street Nav
4o00 So 5000 s. 59 1905 s.; BOO ST. 900 &c. 200, 81 80
less cent discount pound six months terms
Our long and avoraby known bronze eoors extensively
used bronzng iron brass and wooden apanning
label printing etc. etc. and will compare vofably with
any imported article although far far cheaper.
New York January 8, 1883.
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sale by A. BLEECKER Of real estate Tuesday next,
In which that extensive piece Of property Bow
BY feet the latter The extension of the
Bowery to WHITEHALL II effected will render this property
NEST desirable.
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Carpetings-Pctcrson & Humphrey, $40
Broadway have just opened and daily receiving
usual supply Of rich and elegant carpets direct from France
and England consisting Of Moquet Ardrosson and AK
minister from the mort celebrated French manufactures
Also rich medallion velvet and Mosaic Messrs
Crossley Sons England together with general
of other qualities Of carpetng for sale reasonable
forma
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p1un.he,u NntinnoI HalIoCy. Psi BroadwaY.

PIumbe's NntiOnRI UMIcdy, Soi DTU""".v
contains interesting collection In this country An
one acquainted at all with the history OF this eountr
should fail examine the portraits Of its distinguish
individuals.
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Fine Cutlery.-The undersigned coll atten-
tion TO their assortment Of and pocket knives
which Of the beautiful
terms ever imported. c. SAUNDERS SON, No. Astor
House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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House. takes shirts ct guaranteed When
he says they shall be delivered at certain time may
book them certain to arrive punctualy Hence the uni
faith in his fits and in his promseshence too his
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ass Va aTs s7s srrwo branches Mos 5sl 80 s72
o0' oes 5sl 5ss bss 5ss 572 574 578 ST. SIS
a 400, 500, t54, AS, 49, A. 4as 49, as6. 242,
20, 567, 1856, so.
The sun may shine, the rain may fall,
rS Tns s sSSd no may . Rs"r at shs s h
Root makes his pictures still = osop,
ROOTS great Daguerrean Gallery NO. Jos broadway
plumbe,s National Gallery, a5l Broadway,
contains the most interesting in TINS b
should not fail to examine the portraits Of its distinguished
individuals.
Daguerreotypes I'm OIL, by VIM. H. Butler,
hs
the finish Of the finest miniature painting Daguerreoyp
miniatures, and portraits copied to nature
Bookkeeping, Writing, Ssc.-Gentlcmen con-
eia fntitute 7 Broadwsy mastery knowledge double
Entry sss
rsesatns
imperfect knowledge Of the art and the In which
dent the blind Observance Of rules He pleads strongly
exhibits the nature Of certain leading principles which
distinctly understood smpiaes the whole superstrueture
and averts the possibility OF error
spring Clothing, made up In the most fash
onabe and durable possible at all times
cured ON adysntageous terms for cash At H. FOSTERS
prices.
Clothing Mt Wholesale Only-An Immense
sprng clothing made expressly for the
Southern Western, California trade which we offer ut
the very lowest market prices. WILKINSON BROTHERS,
Mes. 20 and 80 John street. corner Of Nassau.
Fashionable Clothing-New and Desirable
Styes.-ALFRED MONROE 4 CO., No. Al Broadway, are
now offering TO their customers new and very beautiful va
rsy S an evso nor ro as e..
prices Mems and boys furnishing goods Of every deseri
tion.
Consider IL Done.-When Green, No. Astor
House. takes order for shirts 1T guaranteed When
he they shall be delivered at certain time Yen may
book them certain TO arrive punctuay Hence the uni
verea faith in his fits and in his promses-hence too his
success.
= About shlrts.-The Shirts made TO Measure
at NcLAUGHLINS, corner of Chambers and Greenwich
streets already secured him reputation second to
great city and his prices moderate that
every afford to handsome shirt. When you
want shirts collars undershirts and drawers
gloves Hosiery, &C., call on MAC.
Shirt manufacturers, coll and sec Wheeler,
Wilson Co.'s Sewing Machine patented June 49, 1882
generally with in your business Office No. 5
Broadway.
To Tailrrs.-It Is ON Established faCt that the
best style work may done by Singers Sewing
Machines far better and handeomer than 1t by hand
admirable machines and their work always be
tban ripoip aknie M
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Wigs and Toupces.-Batchor's New Style
Of wigs pronounced the perfe imitation of nature
invented Those wanting perior article
call at BACHELORS celebrated factory, No. Wall
street where be found the arshnd best
in the city. Copy the address.
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The best assortment in the city Mt kelly FERGU-
SONS window shade and curtain store 2o91a Broadway
door above Rcade street.
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To the Ladies' THE subscriber has guam
tty Of soiled and mt CATERS and which he will
ut low prices ut S77 Broadway, near White street.
\. CAHTLL
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Astor House, and No. 32 broadway where be
large assortment Of portable dressing perfumery fancy
cutlery combs brushes &C. Of the finest quality Depot
for the sale Of the metallic tablet strop.
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united states.
John Duncan & {

agents United States for Lea and PERKINS, Worcester
shire Sauce would caution TO guard against the
tensive counerets executed in London. New York an
elsewhere by observing that the Lea Perrin ar
printed tho label impressed the capsule glas
stopper Of every bottle Of the genuine sauce.
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HUI Uye.-HhtcHeEOr'S CEbr0tcd LIqUId
hair dye B the best yet discovered fcoorng the
wbskors the moment it ia applied wonderful and
certainty with which this ayorto old established hair
dye performs Is astonishing IL is sale or applied at
BACHELORS wig factory No. 4 vi street.
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visiting the city, would do wellto call and
amino the extensive assortment of es and gentemens
hair work at FLETCHERS, 37 Broadly, up stairs Also,
Lutns extracts frna cologne gentressing fancy
canes umbrellas fine cutlery &c PrAte rooms for dres
In az ha
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Spring Clothing, made up In the most fasll-

sPf"E CIUtH8, H"oo Up :" ~ ,.ios1 - -
cured advantageous terms for cash, ut H. L. FOSTERS
clothing establishment n Cortandt street. large stock
clothing which will be sold at greatly reduced
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offering TO their customers and very beautiful va
rety Of fashionable clothing suitable for the season All
and boys. No deviation from the marked
prices Mems and boys furnishing goods Of every deser