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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

Isr WARp.-we rejoice TO learn that the Reform
Committee has indorscd the nomination Of j. PHIL.
trs PHdSiN for Alderman Of the Let. This is ight,
and we irust insures bis election. We need men of
Mr.. Phcnixs chara ter and experience in the Board,
and tus, there will be more OF them next year than
hitherto. The Reform candidates for Councilman are
!. HtsRr ssrH, and 2. JoHs b. PARKER. We do
not know them, but the fact that they are thus pre-
seu,cd inclines NJ 10 think well Of them.
Voters Of the let Jeur Ward nee is Reform,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
THE CITY RETURNS.

The City Returns for all the papers will be
made up at THE TRIBUNE Office. Inspectors
will please furnish the Messengers with the
returns OF the earliest moment, and Clerks
and Police officers on duty will confer an es
pecial favor in seeing that the blanks not called
for are filed up and transmitted without delay.
The canvass in the City ought to proceed as
follows:
Box No. l-STATH, CTTr AID CoUgTY.
Box No. 5-CoSGREss.
Box No. 3-AssHxBLY.
Box No. 2-CBARTER.
Box No. G-JUsTIcEs.
Box No. --CoNHoS SCHOOLS.
Should all the Inspectors canvass in this order
the general result will be much sooner known
than ifa Charter or Assembly box is first taken
up. We hope such will be the course; but, at
any rate, let the State, City and County box be
canvassed fret in every district.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
The Erp,.ss talks of . false and forged state

The Express talks of " false and forged state
"ments as regards Mr.. Ullmann's nativity"
Does this mean that the letter signed "DanieI
"Ullmann, Calcutta, Bengal, Asia" and pub
lshed in THE TRIBUNE, was a forgery Or
what does The Express meant Or is it indiiier-
ent as to the truth or falsehood of what 1t says
when it has political object in view : And why
does The Express, when it grows abusive on this
subject overlook the fact that all doubt as to Uil-
mspn's birthplace has arisen from Ullmann's own
statements on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

For REclsTER.-We are asked by Ieyeral eHoel-
lent friends 10 say word for GEORGE IRELASD, tho
Reform candidate for Register, while others urge Us
70 commend JONI j. DoAsE. We believe them both
capable and deserving; but, as they are after the
same Office and but one Of them get II, we sd'
vice each City voter to take his choice, only be'ns
sure to vote for one or TIE other. Dir. Ireland Is
Lawyer, ind many who do business a. the Office 'hax
his legal knowledge viii be very useful in that 9fee'
but Mr.. Doane is a superior Teacher, and viii ''0h
learn anything be needs to know. He has "iroopS
of friends" too, and Is certain to make great run
Choose fox yourself!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

The Express informs the public that had
"Mesrs. Clark and Raymond stood upon their
Syracuse Wing platform, there could have been
"no earthly doubt of their election, as in that
lease Mr.. Uiinann could not haze been in The
"6eld." In other words, Ullmann's nomination.
with the entire Know. Nothing conspiracy, is
simply a silverGray, Pro. Slavery movement.
This is the confession Of the leading organ Of
that faction In this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

We learn with satisfaction that the report. de-
rived from the New Orleans friends Of DR.. Ora
ham, that Gov. Seymour has promised to par
don the killer Of Col. Loring is untrue. We
should be sorry to see the Governor of New
York--no matter who he may happen to be-so
pervertiDg his official powers as to promise to
pardon Graham even before the sentence Of the
law is pronounced upon him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

XIlfIH WARD We meant 70 cay ia our last
tba, the ticket beaded DAVID A. FogBEs for Alder
man wss Withdrawn, and that the ticket headed
joss RrIRsoS for Alderman, with M.RcUs p.
FERRts Cor Assembly. was 10 be supported by al true
wings IS well rs Tie Reformers. We made blundsr
IN we announcement, but since all Is right in the
Ward. what matters blunder in THr TEinrNE
The ticket Is al right now 80 in end elect 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
Newa1prk Daily Gribmare
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Z
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall Issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
TIE srxI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE, for circulation in
Europe. 1t win contain all the latest News up ID the
time Of going to press. Single copies, in wrappers,
ready for mailing, be had at the desk. Price SIX
Cents. The steamship Niagara sails from Boston
for Liverpool To-Day at l2M.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEW
YORK TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents:
Lospos-Mr. W. Thomas, Nos. 10 and 81 Cath
srine-street, Strand.
PARIs-Ch. L. Fleischman, Office American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
THE sfAYORALTY.

Twenty four young men" ask us to state
whether WILSON G. HUNT, if elected Mayor,
will or will not support the measures advocated
"by yourself and others at the Temperance
" Meeting last Saturday evening"" We answer
that Mr.. Hunt stands explicitly pledged, both
personally ard by bis position on the Reform
ticket, to enforce all the lGus that may at any
time t1iS-those against In.emperance OF course
included. We are further assured that nc will
Lot interfere, as Mr.. Westervelt has done, in
cases Of disagreement between an Alderman and
a Councilman with respect to granting license
This is ell We have asked or can expec. to carry
out this time And it is but fair to add that we
believe Mr.. HERRIcK or Mr.. BARKER if elected,
would likewi,e feel bound to enforce all the laws
they my fpd existing. And We trust whoever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

by far the best account we have yet seen, of
the territory ceded to the United States under
the Gadsden Treaty, will be found in our columns
this morning from the pen of our old and valued
correspondent, julius FRGBEL, who has just
traversed the entire region on the way from
Texas rid chihuahua to California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

We are informed that an individual who has
been employed by the Municipal Reformers 10 tho
Fifteenth Ward to distribute their tickets, has
made private arrangements to defeat the election
Off N. Blatcbford to the Assembly, by distribut-
ing fslse tickets. Similar contrvances are re-
sorted to in other Districts. Let the voters be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
TO INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.

The Inspectors Of Election throughout the
State will oblge the entire Press and serve the
community at large, If in their canvass they pro-
eeed first with the votes for Governor and other
State Oficers, and next with those for Members
of Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

WEsTcHEsTER CouSTY.--JoHy &C. FERcUsos, OF
Mount Pleasant, is the only Wing and Maine Law
candidate for Assembly in the lower District, and
hardly DO beaten. Opposed TO him Lancaster s.
Carpenter Hard and Frederick Waterbury, "Know-
Nothing" both anti-Whig and anti-Maine Law.
We understand the race is between Ferguson and
Waterbury. If all the Wings and Temperance men
do their duty by Ferguson, be must be elected -aod
better man could not be chosen.
AMOS BABcocK is the only Maine Law candidate
in the upper District, DANIEL Hunt, Jr, having re-
fused to commit himself. Mr. Babcock can and will
be elected, if all the Maine Law men do their best.
lie is capable and worthy.
We understand that the Hon. JARED V. PEcK tho
present AnhNebrasba Congressman, declines re-
election. We regret it. The choice nov lies between
BAYARD CLARK, Wing Know-Nothing, and DIR. Benz.
Brandreth, Soft Hard. Each has svowed himself
Anii-Ne braska. Were Mr.. Clark openly in favor O.
the Wig State Ticket we should urge all our readers
in his District to support him; as it is they VIII 90 as
they may severalIy think beet. We Like open work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

The name o. 5. TaPPen was, BY 4 typographical
eror, printed In THS TRIBUNE yesterday as C. s.
Tefsr. Mr. Tappon l. a candidate for Assembly in
Ire Nth Ward and IN interesting correspondence In
rels,ion b him viii be found among orr Political In
tc''igsrCe this uotnifg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
BROOKLYN,

The Brooklyn Erening Star, which is doing is
worst against some of the Whis candidates a.
usual, thus warmly coun " candidate for
Congress:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

There Is John S. Ferguson in the District residing at
Mousrs Be careful that your vote reads John O. FER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

SMOKE on THE RIVER ST. LAwRENcE-So dense
has been the smole ut tines during the past week,
that navigation upon the river 81. Lawrence mas
been seriously impedee. On Saturday morniog
last, il so dense when the Bay State came down
that she had to sacken her speed ring her bell al
most constantly, al d actually feel her wa; to the
depot, in doing whi she missed her course and
grounded upon the bar, where she lay all day Sun.
day, with the steamers New York and Ontario
tuggipq to get he, of. Towards night the steamer
British Empire, Capt. n. s. Allen, arriving from
Montreal, came to the rescue, when all three took
hold. al d with long and strong pull and pull
all together, drew her out OF the clay In which
she was strongly g,oun Jed Ogdens6urg Repub
hcon, dug. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

SNIP 0sIEwAID, jarvis from NOrleans for Glasgow, be-
fore reported at Hampton Roads in Distress arrived at
Norfolk 30th ult.
SNIP GREAT BRITAIN ashore at Cape Sable late secouuts
say will be q total loss Crew saved
scBR Missouri (of Salem,) Macs Beaver. while attempt
ing 10 into Cascumpic harbor the 9Th august got
on the bar and received much damage that q
being held she ordered to be sold, with al her
materials and outfits, for the benefit OF all concerned
BRIG QUEEN ESTHER, OF Sesrsport from New York for
Boston (beiore reported put into Tarpauln Cove
ult with loss of mAinm est
vEssRis CArsTED-An account from Georgetown, DC
dated Aug 81 the Two Brothers, Capt Tread
way, capsztd in storm Black Stones Island
eth ult and will be nearly all lost large quantity
of valuable walnut timber which deck ali ted
off, and but little, If of It, win be recovered by the
owners. brig also capszed 10 the gale In
ballast and bound for Alexandria. for q cargo Of coal
Both the vessels it is thought viii be saved, though In
= damaged condition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Lance FIRE AT GREESPoRT L. I've learn that
fire broke ont at Greenpoit, about o'clock on
Thuiseay morning, which, before It could be sub
cued, destroyed property TO the value Of some
$40 600, part Of which was covered BY insurance.
Among the sufferers were Wells 4 Carpenter,
clothing, chip chaDdlery &C.; Walter Ravens, dry
goods and grocery; Jennings, grocery store; David
Wells, grocery store; q block makers shop; Q
blacktmiths shop, and some other buildings. Three
men have been arrested On suspicion a having
been the incepdiariea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

PHILADELPHIA, Sept APM-Ar ship sandusky
Rice, Caiao so days schrs John Roach, B.tsman Bos
ton; Triumph, Baker, do Robert Aiaer, Wilson East
port Freedom (Br), Kenney, Halifax
CID ,teamer kenrebec, Cope. New York; orig Csuton
Smith. Boston; schrs VIM Lopez Lake New Loodon Ade
laide HASKELL Salem Cerro Gordo, Hoover. Nor ~ch;
Curre Hert rekson, Bridgeport; Anita Diamond Fuller
Bridgeport: Cooper, Corsen Friend Hsiset; Slooe
Homer KaloOlah Donnel, and Triumph, Baker, Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

IBv SANDY HOOK PRiSr1so TxxsenArEf
TlIE HIoHIA sp6. Sept 2-Evening.
There are no square reged yesse:s In sight Inward
bound The steamships Nashville, Fori,% Jamesto w.
and Delaware passed the Highlands and ship and
schooner anchored in the bay, outward bound.
Wind light from Fast Weather moderate
Arrved-Ship Elizabeth frost Is days from Bremen,
with 2e6 passengers, TO Meyer Stuckeu-au wen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

The report urges the advisabity of preventing
the expectation OF tartaruga, aud hmticg its pro-
ducfoa TO the supply Of the inme iiste wants of the
inbabit ants. !, also recommends tae es.ablishm Mt
of r,ie,ts to educate the people, there being only
two ecclssiasttcs in the whole extent Of ctnrtry
from Barra TO LoIeto--oDe Ia Ega aud one in San
Fauio OF OlyeDca-aDd missions to be sent ing
tie Indians. II suggests tnat With respect 70 Gee
latter they shouic be treated as the negroes we're
by the company OF the French government ia Cay.
tnne, IL is4s-tta Is, TO have their names regis.
tereo In book with their occupations and their
means Of Gaming livelihood, and TO have the vaga
bond and idle OF them sent to public works.
Rtsuming the consider alton Of the difficulty in the
way Of the enterprise Of avgatng these waters by
steam, ard of the means of remed ;irg them,
the report goes on TO sa7:-But IL is not so
much the want OF bands for the execution
Of any work requiring manual labor, as
The desert state in which the linos of
the proyce ie that prevents the fnl successof the
undertaking and u realization Of the promised ad
vsnfagts. II IL, moreover, because in population
SO scattered there caLnot be obtained sufficient
number of skifu men to promote the branches of
INDUSTRY beet suited TO the circumstances Of the soil
or most likely to be advantageous, such as agri.
culture, silk, pottery, and oil factories, ship bnd
iDe: and because there are In these regions car
pe.ders, lapfdsries, smiti and other trades most
ipdjs rsIsable In human society. Besides this OBJ
stace 10 success, which the company Ia view OF its
own nfert SIS, could Dot fail 70 overcome there are
other impe dmenis 70 be removed, such as the want
OF silver coin to make regular payments, iostead Of
payne nts Ia kind to the Indians. Other minor mat
ters Of detail necessary for he successful carrying
out OF the enterprise are poir1d cut, such as the
appointment Of fixed days and bours for touching
at tie points on the line, the publ OF pros
pectua, &c.
The want Of proper accommodations In tho Marsjo
or second class passer gers was mach felt; and tns
" an objection which should not be ao wed TO exist
IN ihe steamers On these rivers The rases Of faro
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
& a Card.

"A Card. Strt.tsf -
HAVING disposed o my Main No :,
So6 to Mr. Isaac D. .ohpston OF St GIair. vile O.
avai myself Of this opportunity to yeturn my sincere
10 mo OF my patrons who have given me their
custom and wouldno9 ask, behalf OF Mr. Johnston
Of the sams feeling that custoners
anu dealers VIII he well accommodated at his store s
any ny ~, ID The ne city IN quality, price and variety.
isos would inform citizens nd Wei
i.y Lnat continue 70 keep Tho best Family Groce
Iys Y me vest at No Hail. Monroe street
calf ii MON n, w a. sNx- ey 5tNe me a.
rep. ~, 'oa-ieb1s Washington Hail. Monroe ST. III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
HIGHLY IMpoRTANT

ELSoN'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid :,
the greatest Improvement yet discovered for saving
amor emu expense IN shfDg Ciohing House Clean.
iAnens and Coops washed by this Fluid will be
Whller anu soner han Than If bleached ON the grass
ED not TO iijure th3 IA briC Every aly nav
herseii ontlat point, by soakDsa piete OF otton
OF 5lnenln The Fluid full strength, 81 hours which
@ clearly show that 1t must bo Iutely harmless. vixen
, te ChIiese washing Fluid isworth three times the
single sSpence which wil buy enough large iamiIvs
waashlng, which can be done in or hours. =. ,
and sold by the subscriber, who has late.
iy purchased the right for Ohio eoanyt, Va. . ,',s
tF, JAS. NELLOR
raufet+7r sz-tf No. %, Union st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS.
TUST oPkNBD z fine Rosewooa Piano Fortes, from
q 4Chckerng& Son's manufiotory and StodartS d Co
New kolk, including Je Rosewood Piano. 81 octave
all OF which are offered at factory prices 80
Asoa puckage OF fashions BILE music, at &C. Union
street. 5es1 - EEs5 = fIl,ss t51
NoM is the time,if you want bargain.
mr30 ]. MEIJ,OR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16

Pcr advertisements OF greater length, and less than
- ,L,nou inserted longer time than two Months
'SuTt Of 50 per cent tile above Will be made for
"a snare Or The first three MONTHS and 60 per cent
sasaess OF professional cards. square or less
,,Sar 6,uc
Z sasi ess or professional cards, one square, ler
;, :. 10 49,
hall a "a ................. 5000
/" 400
=, !Oneree ON the above for inside.
yPesOml communications charged at 81 90 per thou
gSStcal notices charged $50 rer square, ger annum
.frs square and same rate o. discount thereon for
T number of squares under the general head. and
s,as lie Tor single Insertion
80, adj We tisements, with monthly change, one
veal. So,Ui
|s:s with weekly change. ........... $500
SEfe Of dea hs inserted gratuitously, but funeral
|z,ice Cha ged.- bO
t,risse notice charged. 90
,triD5tinns charged for each candidate for sepa.
s oifee inserted iOr month leas in advance 900
Jl:.ogs notices inserted for half pric.- I
Z X. bARrLESON,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
SWEARlNGEN, TAYLOR Ss Co.
GEo. o. LITTLE & Co.
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Observation-Disclosures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ;

- Daguerre otypes,g1
MI ESSRS. BEAMER Ss TU R,ION,s having taken the
" Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. l.. Tar bell as la.
suereSn Salery corner OF Main and BiddIc ees Cen
te f[e lie seg beg leave to solicit shate OF patronage
lhey make It not any pictures go out but
"Iat are satisfactory and well executed. --g. =
SIa SIotu anu Silver plating executed. neatly
by J. Turton & Brother e mlssi ,Sp -
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Brentlinger & Armstrong.
HsR nSSid.ls ESTH 6SN ssrs ~
DRUGS. MEDICINES

DRUGS, MEDICINES.
Chemicals, Perfumery; SC, Sc.
n. .'SRUnsRACIkER would announce TO his
ed the Of the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. CrumnackeI d SON. he
will continue the at the old stand, No. no. Main
and would respectfully solicit and trusts merit conm
ance the bestowed on the old firm
He has just returned from the Eastern Cities and now
opening extensive aud well selected stock Drugs and
Chemicals, Perinmery, Fancy articles, &C., all of which
were purchased 1er strict Inspection with
regard purity of quality, and
to the public on ths most reasonable terms 1yr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-16
New Music Store. elJ4
sign of Ihc Greciuu Frigonum, No. 100
= q lfrsrr


sign of the Csrecinu lTrigonum, No. 100
F BEnsn Street.
J. FICKlESON would respectfully mn.
nnfnce to the citizens o.: Wheeling and vi.
TI q n 1e!nity, that he he has Just OPENED
Guitars VoLnceIlos, Fugolets Flutes, Files, Accordc.
ons, lnnios, and Tainborines Brass Instruments tho
FIRST anl best mike. asla y = -
Instruction books all kinds OF Instruments; and for
singing
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin also the
newest Songs, Duetts etc. and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
claronets, Reels Tuning ForiGs also Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. !
Bows for VjOlncello and Violin +.e-
a. kecer's Furniture Polish for renovRting vanished
FuriIure such as Panos Cabinets Steam Boafs ar s,v
descriptions OF Furniture. - :, - -
Also sale the Agent Keber Pittshurg Pianos
OF the first and best United States snc
as Nun1s and clarks grand and square Pianos,
h'rs, heliett anu Aliens celebrated Bost0n Pianos
Meiodeons ~ = '
Aceordcons and aknd ormusicalinstruments repaired
n tie lowestprices. q ''!=s 81 - : If
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!Thonas I'd Gihson-

T :. 4DDO14, :
PLUM FER AND.GAS FITTER,
No. Union ST, opposite C.. III. Berry Rope store
EGS leave to inform his friends tile public gen
- e9l that he continues TO carry the plumbing and
fitting in all its various branches and
GitsR shate OF publ patronage. - :
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrants cisern pumps bath boilers
water closets wash basins cold water fountains
tells, wafer coolers for private families, cold
shDwer baths. bath ubs cinque boxes lead
collins atters kettles, IetOrts lor beaehng
dispatch.
Also, chandeliers. pendants brackets belar lights,
| candle burners, etc. =
Allerders LEFT at tho above place will be thankfully
ceived and promptly atfendedto. 'tl
| N R--AM orders from the country will meet will,
| Ipronrt attention. ane-Gn1
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r,s or ARyRnTIslNs,

RATES OF EELEIs1NsE- -
me mr. Sf Wheeling view OF The increased price OF pa
te Gi and other expenses rendering their expenses
f 'r Ih,u heretoIie do Hgree Charge the follow.
HI sS tn~ advertising and IN no case whatever 10
f ss Tha the rates beio ten lines or less OF
arsiI constituting a square; ss4gs-.I
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Adams d, Co.'s, Exdfesss
le54:gz2 9 So 1854.


OFFHCE-HscLmre House.
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special messengers, leave Office daily for all parts
The East, Europe, California and Australia Also
For Pittsburgh and all points an the Cleveland and
Wellsvile Rairoad and Cleveland and Toledo Ra DAD,
through to Chicago. t-..- r
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through to Cincinnati, Louisville and st Louis.
For baltimore and ali points Il Baltimore and Ohio
RalroNd and from thence connect with Great East
ern Express to Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
We collect notes, draits accounts, aud bills de-
livery OF parcels and make prompt returns
2 Express :or East daily at O'Clock, A. ~
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BALTIMORE, June 70, 1850.
Messrs Evans a Watson, Philadelpha-Gc Gentlemen:
we have much pleasure in recommending your Fire Proof
Chests TO the notice of the pubcthe we purchased
from you having saved books and contents cectuay
alter undergoing heat during fire which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings Arch street
wharf, on the Schuyinll, the 9th OF June, 1850
Yours very respectfully, ~
sepl9-dly Russell 81 GUBBINS
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CO-PARTNERSHlP. q
fTHE subscribers this day entered
for the purpose or tranSacns Comniis and FOR
warding business, the style OF Gordon Matthew's
Co.. and solicita OF the business o. the ate
firm. II. S. GoRDoS.
- r' ~ .JNO. n. MATTHEW'S
Sf JNo. L. 'AGNEW. p
March 1st 1854 J. e 58 81 nir4
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. .GGIoIs, UllhMlS S

rTNIIE undersigned prepared manufacture TO order,
Flint Glass 81 rfges, Walls, and all other small Flint
Glass instruments, such used by LSiGans,
tile Chemical laboratory He invites the orders OF those
using dealing in such aIclcs he thinks lie
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