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CROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT,

400 WATER STREET.
-FOUR DOORS EAST OF cATHAniNg MARKET.
THE Subscriber having in his mandatory. aud under his
L own Immediate su ,siintendeaee. some q the oldes. and
most eIpe fenced builders in this city and the best cfmatcrials
for hu,idinr every dest rit ton " boats; which enables him to
furuish At the shortest notice Boats oi the most approved model
and wo, kmanship, on the mos, iheta' tenn,
Wave. GazeIle, Victoria, AuAnttc,. Wakona. &c. Also,
he Ann Of PsekskiI, w sshtagton OF Peughkeep-ie, Du ches
az Uvds Park Swim and Wave cf Mobile Geo. Ste wsrt Of
Louisville. Madame CeIesie Of New Orlesos.&c sQ lm-m
I O00 VIN FI!kLE,, Y gsesas. tosu., customers
serves, and Engs.h Mustard, OF a superior sual,ty and low
p7ce; Cider and White Vineya-, by the gaton OF barrel; Sour
krout By the barrel or key; Preserved Ne ats, Soups, Oysteu.
Fowls, Milk, sc. war anted o keep any length Of time and in
my climate. excellent for shg stores. a. they afford great
Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Catsup, by the gallon or de-
N. BcLarge size Pickles, for grooers, by
WELLS 4 MILLER, Wholesale and Retail
warehouses Tor n kles 1874 Water
MSS sm- and 2i2 Front street.
HUfCHiNGo' VI 81 rrskS ~ certain cure
IL for ~Dyspepsia, assisting digestion, weakness, nervous
ise eases, night sweats. &c.
Sir! have in the course OF my practice prescribed your sto-
sach. bitters aud found thee a nost eff sient remedy IN cases
ct indigestio n, acldity and debility of the digestive organs.
DAY, but one which will confer great blossing en- many Of
iering fellow beings.
P.J BRADY. M d. $40 Broome st.
The following Is from DR. F., g.. Ludlow. ss4 Broadway
ysgetabl. tonies were Indispensable, with a beneheia! result.
The articles OF which IT. - cempo'td are very Judicious,y
com uned, and | have no doubt will prove service sbie IN INC
cases for which you have rccem nendedit; I'm, ow
Yours, ne. EDWARD q. UDLuW
Certificates Of mary persons cured can be seen at inc dr1s
store $50 Bowery, corner OF Broome, where the ABOVE ~
only IN I is city, and Mrs Hays, 1873 Fulton street. Droessn
Price large bottles 81; small ~~i@T
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FUNERAL or THE LATE LIEUT.. J. p. BORDEN, U
: N.-The body of this meritcrious officer having
been recovered and brought up to the steam frigat,
Missouri on Sunday morning Last, preparations wer,
Immediately made for burying him with all honor
0l he naval service due to the rank he held. Thj
melancholy duty was performed by his brother off
Gers In a manner commensurate with the high es
teen they entertained for him while with them. an,
o'editable 10 the service generally.
81 4 o'clock p. M. the signal gun from the Mis-
scum announced the starting of the coItege, compo
sed Of barces from her, from the Mississippi. ant
from the Navy Yard, which formed in the follow
iEG order-colors half.mast, and pulling minute
stTokes:-
Barge, with Lieut. WARD. as Marshal.
Barge, Marine Band.
Barge, Martial Music.
Barge, Company Of Marines.
Barge, Body of Lieutenant BORDEN.
and
Lieutenants as Pail bearers.
Ba,ge, Naval Engineers ofthe Missouri and Mississippi
Barge, Midshipmen Of Missouri and Mississippi.
Barge, Lieutonants and other Ward Room Officers Of the
Missouri.
Barge, Lieutenants and other Ward Room officers of the
Barge, Commander Buchanan, Captain salter and Aid.
Bal e, Commander Mckenzie, Capt. Newton and Aid.
THIS melancholy but beautiful aquatic procession
proceeded up the Anacos,ia," the band and mar
tisi music playing dlrges, until its arrival al the Ma.
g11ine stairs, where the Decentralization took place,
and, being joined by Captain Kennen and the o,her
officers az the Navy Yard, formed in procession on
fooi, and proceeded IN the same order to the Con
g%ressional Burying Ground, where, after the funeral
service was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Ryiand,
Chaplain U. ) Navy, the body was inferred, and
three voleys fired over the grave by the Marine
Gjard The procession then returned TO the boats,
and hence 10 the ships.
We noticed Mr.. Senator Allen, from Ohio, and
other members Ct Congress, with a large concourse
Of citizens, In attendance on this Interesting cere-
lnouy, so unusual at the seat OF Government. Long
an y il be before we are again called upon to record
50 melancholy an event as that which cost this
worthy officer and fifteen American seamen their
valuable lives.-Nat. Intel. Apri27.
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DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBEH OF Fl Y COLLEGE OF SUR:
VI GEONS Of LoRdon and Edinburgh, and Of the Medical
College Of Philadelphia ,con6aes his practice 10 u select ranch
OF his profession.
"Noeet empta dolore vsluptas"
DR.. + Is encouraged by the uniform success attending his
mode Of treatment In the cure Of veneresi. elects, strictures
seminal weaknetE and Rercurisl affect ons, together with all
those other bad ~ mptoms which undermine the constitution
and lay the Foundation Of premature decay, either fiom NAL
treatment or any. other cause lssqch persons the appetite :
generally defective, and the relish for life almost subdued
Hs mode OF treatment is universally admired-his medicines
being pies sspt to the taste and smell, gently as,r,nges the hbres
Of The stomach asd gives that proper iep.ity what 4 good digger
ton requires. Bis treatise ON constitutional or n,rvous deor
Ity affords very excessive observations on sexual debility Sc
minal weakness, and i'm potency b ought on by delusive hspits-
all its attendant 81 mptoms physIolGgicaiy explained. THIS
work can be obtained at IN. ofhe =, les Fulton st. where the
ID ctor can be consulted at all hours OF The day and night.
Letters post paid will re, Give immediate attention.
ala Im't
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DOCTOR PROVOST.

COME individuals write eainst the use o fbslsam copaivy,
- cube bs, nitro, camphor, mineral astringents, Sc &c in the
cure OF secret diseases. but. that the world Knows that the
above named IN edicines will and have cured those diseases, is
beyond a doubt 1t ia perfect folly TO deny that fact pntth
II r. quires a professional man, and a man Of skill in his profes.
sion, to knew when and how to give those medicines, is equally
as obvious to men Of minds. Hope, therefore, that &c ,tlsmen
requiring medical aid will not give ear 70 all the foolish stun
winch they may see in ths shape Of advertisements. but they
will call upon me, at No. 81 Broad street, where they shall
tiert will l.avemy Office without. being entirely satisfied that
there u at leas: one regular bred physician who has condo
scended 10 place himself among the field Of Quacks. My Of.
fee ID at 81 Broad, corner stsns st.
Aelm. j. PROVOST, NJ. II.
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIS rENSARY, 2o4l Fulton s~treetnea,
~ Greenwich-Dr. Morrison, Member OF the ROYAL COLLEGE
Of Surgeons. Lopdon, and fcrpsrls surge on in the Pritish ma.
nature, and all those distressing symptoms conss Qucnt on in
juditioes treatment and the imprudept use Of Quack medicines.
DIR NJ. has bad an experience OF twenty-five years in treating
delicate diseases, IN all their various and complicated forms,
and uses a mild, safe, and infallipIe substitute for mercury
cradle ating the venercal virus with certainty, without subject
ing the patient to any risk or restricting HIM in his usual diet
or pursuits. while his medicines arc agreeable in taste and
smell Permanent instructions in the urethra, such az stric.
lures anl accompanied with much irritation and dull pain, are
some Of the consequences of mai treatment. end leading uIti-
mately to urinary fstuas DR.. NJ. treats structures in a sci
cnufc manner, gradually promoting absorption of the thick
ened membrane without pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILITY sands OF youna
men are suffering from the consequence Of indulgence 10 3
.scret, destructive habit, and whose nerves are further in
jured from the use Of nostrums and pretended specifies, which
stimulate only to induce greater depression. DR.. NJ. treats on
purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing
letter. post and, and containing a suitable fee, will ensure
the coTespt dent full advice and medicine to ans part Of ths
Union, by ,is giving q kistorv cf his case in detail.
Thee $ lIictest honor AID confidence observed.
ASH 201l Fulton street.
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A VOICE FROM NEW JFRSFV

ENGLIsHTOWN, Jan 90. Is.a-Gsnt emen-I nav. be-,
~ for more than twenty ysss afflicted with a severe conyh
that kept me dewn, especially IN winter. Ny system beesm:
gradually Gu. OF or er, and a night it was almost impassibie
Ior me to rest, and my hacking cough disturbed all those Who
happened to be FER ne was iaanssd By 2 friend to Try q
TRACT OF with no ether expectatiou
han that II mitht .e,ieye the irritation Of the throat, and az.
ford Temporary reiief. To my happy astohishnent, felt re-
lief utterly unexpected; My cough did moi distress me a. be-
fire, and was so greatly serlrissd that determined TO per.
ssvere in the use Of the COMPOUND, anu have now The ppea.
sure to say that my health appears completely restored Your
candy has been the instruT ent. anu thsnkfully and crate nile
d. ] return my sincere wishes that others may be Is eomnletsS
" rcsto.e ed to health.
Your friend and servant,
William HOFFMAN.
To Messra. J Peore & Son. as Divisioa 81.
AGENrs-Rushton X Aspinwan, Astor House and 10 road
way; A. Hill, 2Os Greenw nh 81; Clark, 80 Hudson street:
Wilson, 4s Hudson str set; Allen 4 II 1T. 3is Grand s:rect:
Elwen. 8 Sixth avena.; Stone, corner of Hudson and Mcn'go,
merry streets Jersey CITY.
Agents in BrookIy IA ls, Fulton s.; Stiles, l5s Full
ton 81; and IIandly, is High st.
Fisher, Washir gton City ID. c.; Philips, grocer, Williams
burg; Bush, Staten lslar d; DuvalI, 22 Broad st. Newark, N.
j.; Burke, Princeton, NJ
Each envelope of the genuine HoreHound Candy is signed ].
PEASE & son, As Division ST. of whom it can be obtained
" Wholesale and reteil. ai6r
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TO BOATMEN.
WA IN M - NssaoI Ra .,7s.t Stone of he Er'' quality; Ap
ANDKEW's COMBiN ATI0N% L0CK-The only Lock
i; e to y ss pia as' etin h sse ssi, s s,'si n .SR s Ss %G1t ;ni to .s; rs sS:
S, Sspu :s,e o;F trial and te,t, By berg y. fan an i ,@o safe n6;,m enclosing !. : Ing
Mereha- q 7 schsnge Reading Room ~ this city, and having
:: 81 s,; ~ :,,SS$S' f. R:!'; $% S ,s,s.s 81 s IN S ! i lit sSi'S ss i 81 e ;;!. f. "A, 4 SIi h. \:
s.:a Of ss se9h ice Ssn Iss0 m n, u 'ni. Is s,sss,' ih .' Ssiy pI Ioi i
elsewhere amer Ii. door has been shut, and properly locked
individuals when all Other Locks have been opened. Tn. Last
Patent y Gem Sinaaon Lock- was Ike Rail Road Bank 'siff" ISws ent
Lock, suited to Banks with IL ,oa change. TO millions.
Lock. suited TO Iron safes store doors and outside doors to
Oahc.r Of Banks and individuals are invited to examine this
Ls rs at 'n' NV Z IS sH SRPss sniff { ii,f il y ZONE. Lane.
DRY . T%Sa9 .i'SsI g, Sl iff .iS;mss o. sP Ksr,s Of sI g, ;:fi'yl
9 R wsSs1 Ri seT R;,. Ga Frantl'nTE ,,, India, r..
sRsl E$s;sia Green, M SIsis E? Lake. brown
sssS. Green. 6Ssro"%s:sn
To Printers and Eus.vers.-Frankior and English Blacks
't tx ; " s%: for sale at Va Broadway. corner F,.n.u,.
ls.siisasi S.l.%sa Hslne. NJ D. ,si having sa e Ssii ssH- Il
lis q ;1sh .s hn. never been presented before, announce: thss.S b.
s si.s'%.n e. : .si CONS s issr,d fisS g oiSsr. t isssr.S %.d'e'l or surgical
if & s. pail S.ais saif !. . ',s' Sas'S' 'Ss TDs oesoI VIII i 't ssssa e lss7y II :
moderate charge, by sgreem,nt, to cure him.. IL the patient 10
not benefited BY this first isl, no charge whatever will be
made for medicine or a attendance.
The Doctors Office lie in Reade street, almost opposite the
Marshall House, csrner OF Broadway and r. ade street.
ara lm'r SAL. HEINE. NJ. d.
He o. -. S' 10 d, ss'r Is e Ev S11 Z Body sSs ris ass. .i is. s' %S s: ss sss
hair .is burned II will grow again as good a. ever All the
powde for dying the hair are nothing hut amiHturs of lime
aud i,hraee- and the HAIR is not dyed, but i.eraliy burned,
Li,uids for dying the hair are competitions Of cssstlc and
spiris. that burns in the same way a. the powders, and don't
dye the hair, arsi the hair will grew no matter how many
times n - burned aud every bsdy X, ows also. That when
he bead y full Of dsndruH, The hair teg,ns to turn grey, and
badness follows. From IN experience oftwenty years, be ing
hair cuttc, and having the opportunity Of examining a great
many heads, land blockhead-) have made myself a Z eat
com posi- ion Known 40 "Pauor's Hair Oil. or Compound
E-cut,sl, Oil Of Almonds for desroyIng dandruf, preventing
the hair fron coming out aud turuinr grey. This iuimitrbl,
Hair Oil will make the hair grow well, no matter how mucl,
dsndruh or soreness Is on the head.
For sale, W ,oiesale and retail, at A. Pastor's. Hair Cutter
les greerwch street, New York. Price 50 cents a bottle.
a2olmr|
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SOMETHING NEW

T EUk5 GARDEN 40 Bowery.-The undersigned takes
Il this opportunity to inform his friends and the public that
he has .pened a Ga'den and saloon at - G9wsry. where he
constantly supplied " with he choice est and best Of Fruits, Con
fectionsry, CO flee, Ice Creams, Lemonade and Soda that the
city affords Every attic ,t'on will be given en- his pat to make
this Garden and Saloon a pleasant and agreeable resort to tbs
ladies and gentlemen who may favor them with a call.
ala tm'c II. LkUR. 49 Bowery.
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S III I Z. II s

CHIRT made 10 order after the most approved Frenth
- fashions. Gentlemens Garments Of all description made to
order at short notice.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store 81 AID So Maiden lane corner
of William street. WIN. COLLIN. a25 ln+r
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FIREMAN'S GUIDE.

IVA
THE GENERAL BUSINESS DIR Glory of this Ct
y. as well as the several maps lately made, have accr
FlREMAN's GUIDE.
when the alarm bell summons him from the comforts of his
home and family, to the noble performance OF mis- duties in BE-
bali Of his ie!,ew citizens, these indexes to the call are per-
II FIREMAN
to the source from which his exposures IN rain, cold and death
itself. can be averted- They have omitted to point out to
death may be arrested Where tie lungs eIyosed-the body
overheated, and drenobed with ram. and sieet, and snow-can
be preserved from an early decay. They have pointed out the
ward and the district IN viii III STANDS
FORTI-FlVE DIVISION STREET!
But they have culpably neslec.ed to describe the number
PEAsE's ~HOREHoUND CANDY,
10 manufactured and sold-where e cry Fireman should resort
lungs, pains in the side, apn chest appear. This is emphati.
'"' THE FREMAN's ENGINE HOUSE,
and within IL stands the inexhsushble fountain that can sub
u IN IT. CONSUMPTION AND DEATH!
Sold VIII. lesaie ard retail q, IS Division St
AcENrs-Zieber. 81 Dock st Philadelphia, IA.
Kebiuson. ITO Baltimore st Baltimore.
Redding, 8 sta 70 ct. Boston.
Jotsop, IS ST Charles 1T. Nsw orleans
Msssrs. Rawls 4 GO. 81 State st. Albany
Tobey, Cincinnati, Ohio
Haldeman, Louisville, Ny.
Wadsworth, Providence, X l.
Msssrs .Bayilsnd, Hsrrom X Allen, Charleston, SC.
W. Zach .enveleps Of tire genuine Horehound Csncy 70
signed J. PEAsE X son, IS Division 81. or whom itran be
| op'aincd whol, sale and ret, I'll. Confectionss are not appoint
ga sgen.s, Anlettsrs must b. post raid. ais
EAeHAN0s ON OF excnsnee al 20. 80.
y Is, days, or at sight, on NJ, ssrs. Prescott. g. owe, Ames&
] hVCHE BROTHERS b CO IS fulton ST..
~ Next door o the Fulton Bank
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DENTISTRY z

~
WIN, THORN, soicits the attention of those
w who wear Artificial Teeth, and those who may require
them, to hrs method tof supplying the. Manllary family. viz.
mouth Of In ose who indulge in acids. resulting from the action
OF the acid on the Gold Plate: II all cases that admit Of il, he
ticle OF metal Of any description.
81 Chambers street. ala Inn
TO THE BALD N GREY HEADED-JONES'
T. OIL OF CORAL ~ClRCAsslA.
i HOSE whose hair is falling out, turning grey, or has ceas.
ed growing, an article is here offered you al a reason, able price
-remember, tits not p~uffed-and IT will do all it's represented
Icertify that my HAIR. was falling out fast; Icombsd out
handiuis daily ar 4 since hove used two bottles of jones' Oil
Of Coral CIrcassia, it mas quite stopped falling out, and 10
growing fast and dare
This will give snt red or grey HAIR nd a ne dark lock och and in
have used his md certify is +. Power, grocer, B%rookiyn;J J.
soid 81 + JoSEs sisa of the American Eagle, sa-unl.s.
counterfeit t-s2 Chatham street. Price 9 S and 8 shihings
botils-iLree sizes. Iss Falton street, Brooklyn H. is agent.
mao I'm
n~EAKSALL'S OAR ESTABLISHMENT, founded in
L 1855. at 42 Wa.er street, S doors above Catherine market,
the only e.. ~ablishment OF the ki-d in the United States, cor
ish war steaners-has supplied al the Race Boats and Club
Boats for the last four ye ,-and has now the largest sssort-
ms N.S g. o r.: sr, : o Sae s seT... e on he s0' NsrtS L Sss r lac i.
shut up, and removed t. 4O2 Water street and as I save all
the ezp.nses Of one store ! will sell enough che aper TO those
troubIh. Race Boats, Club Beats Oars and Sculls sold 50 per
cent less than last year. az I'm.
10 YAPEk MANUkACiUK tHsIins suosenOs!, I,-
have appointed them tkeIr agents, and are prepared to furrash q
1Qort notice, upon the most reasonable terms. f~osrdrinisS ard
skinss TO sire paper in the web a. il leaves the dryers. Akel
=: Which in point Of worinanaip and finish !. not rup....:S
dow In operation in many # the best mills, to whom ~rsfsrsnss
will - gwen fora III artculary
- RERssE 4 BROOKS, Paper Wss:aesss.
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VIII LIAM A

C01 BOWERY, be. ween FRINGE and Spring streets. z N.r,
SOf for sale the following dry, goods, lately recsiyed:.
Light chIntz wattred Pcplis, suit .bl. Tor mliliners' and sto-L
mak.rs' use, and for ladie 81 dresses
French, English and Someseic cal.coes, mourning and second
mourning light chiutz and single colors
Slpertne 4 4 French pris,ed Nusiins lisht chintz figures
Blue black and satin striped blue black S!lAs; mourning and
r,ightcolGred Muslin dc LANES
sine : 4 Carlton, mourn ~ and light o'ored Ginghams
Surerhoe plain black and nnpe co'd do, all wrol
LLlsnt colord hat and linirG Silks aud " atersd Ribbons
Laqies. fancy anu gsutlsmen's black silk Cravats
Lsd, e. and gentiemens pisin and hem stitched linen cambrie
pihdkf.i ladies' and gentlemen's light colored Kid Gloves
TlacE SILK long Shawls, Sun Shades and misses ParasoIs
-oag Lawns birdseye Diapers, black and brown Linens twill
oiaet aud white cotton Hose, sc.
o.Iip,d, pl hn and corded caisbric, iaconet. book, Swiss mulI
""x Isriatan Mullins, Bishop Lawns cambria Dinities' Ec-
m also on hand. hne b ack bombszinss, and a general aassort-
lowest market prices. ""s
Uniform prites-po Abatement. ~
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OIL OF BARK.

Of William street. WIN. COLLIN. AIS I'M
OIL OF BARK.
VA mum Msi.1 psssf E.s!ssr CrmI =, MEE 81 81 II p Pc
R Pssiiy ,srS PS ':s' Si Is 70 1 It: s sss3sd s 's iss 9 sSa .''; .SiaS stand sn'
'' Ha =; = " s. a'st gs' Ct. 'FF% 's%;"%s f1 1s ess' M Ell / sa ai ip..i.u..
s. Ss; s a!i S ! 4. r n q f :isa.' to ss q Z mi a. 1 : can sa he b;
yTolIiow printed label IN his own handwriting, and his seal
r i ts 4 i: ;i:% %is i {; =: % e :: :sS : s s & i, TX x e. Si''5 H:..g, Ne; %,
s s:S' y fs' T M T S : Il, + i isss NO sS New Belfast s'ff:.i M.s. is sii:q
aS5 100 10: FL sg 4 ton s siissi : a : ans: Z z Eiiis% s' . { and d1s ~ 5 Of s SSi.
= Co ~ East B road I'd, &" syc eSTnsr Of MARKET e. street and by AB'
Bk s.4zl eoInsl second .il:.i D s1a so rAEM 4 sssnS S,T q 3; !,
shiliiag-snd made from the best snpsrfne four-.ry it.
wi irieod- aud the pablo, Chat they have reduce to conform
KING T iFs a%es II TP Pr!Ss ws ar sni'i il fi tn Be- Su m Sns iTess an q Of sI 1Ss
best and pur' 8, tobacco, containing he drug. 10 give it an un.
s sa'si.l No. s~ ifc w s1s':; .l # Z; 4 S. ,; 9 saa at the old ; sas 7
GoLDEN sWAN:HoIELh No g MOTH T!,Id street,
This house is In a central location, and has accommodation;
or sew entv persons. ala imr
X burn Or jet 5lseif IN iyooi three hssaT., : using a So, d:
s IF ah sI e salps..;Sf !'. al o' Rss: n ls sa; i iu :..' .S,fi %sy a Re 5:p s.ss
Ti!h%GMst The less. injury either to The hair p skin. Therefore,
!af e Ia: Uttered 2, Y1 %say saSa a , ;S'taS,f fI 1. BIZ asT n sS!'i i%ss az 81:
s sssa y i Is%' ,:s'l 4, sl S 1f ID s'. .fb ssss 'hf Fol- a!' ,sis p A. haze B.
Sands & Co a73 Broadway. corner Of Chamber; A. B.. 4 ID.
S vnds 70 Fulton, corner o! Gold, and 100 Fulton, conner of
French Polishing raste-Ths article is n combination Of ele.
mentary substances having a strong affinity for each other,
which will unite and form a conn oHnd altogether new in its
character; The briq.ancy and durability Of the polish It i'm.
parts to the most delicate article of furniture such as ma.
hogany, rosewood ebony, Italian marble, also to carrisgee, pa
IS 's4 ast'P P:qa %'ipsa very s'R f;iS lei labor ) %lss 70 fss'ose The "a sr aSS.i "a e.
original beauty For sale by A, 3 Sands & Co; Granite
A.B and ID. Sands. ~ and 100 Fulton street; d. Sands & Ce.
II East Broad way. Price IS cents. aa6 Imsm
EKENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS.-The subscriber hees
L to call the attention Of parties about fit ting up public or
private houses. to the gre 1t advantage to be gained BY adopt
ing his lamps instead Of gas, at the present extremely low
ofoil Il is a,well established fact that a hotel or any
irze establishment can be lighted with them at less than one
half the expense ofgas; and besides they afford a rore agreea-
Ue and better diflused light, entirely free from smell or smoke.
As a reading or study lamp, thew are strongly recommended.
the light being perfectly steady and difased through a
ground globe cannot possibly have any Injurious effect upon
the eye. They are used IN most Of the libI aries il France and
the continent.
E. d. AXTON
Successor to A. DIACON,
ago mlte 1877 Broadway.
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pmy sac eariy-meci cine comes TOO late.
When the disease becomes inveteraten
REC0MMENpE BY the E~asqlty11,vANCE.s n
!perience these pills have beeu proved by thousands to be
he best and safest Family Medicine hitherto discovered. Al
Ill seasons ofthe year they will he found very valuable 10 All
,ho wish to seu1e ,hspssyes agsins siskn ss They are
xtra attenticn to diet or to clothing, bilious and liver com.
plants, dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous diseases, sick head
ache, and III fact all diseases arising from an impure state of
rhe blood, or a ~disordersd state Of IL. stomach or bowels, are
speedily removed by taking them. They prevent sclrvy, COS
tiveness and its Observation-Disclosures seafaring men should
never be without them. Time or climate affects them not.
Two or three doses will convince the patient OF their salu-
tary effects, for the stomach will readily regain is strength,
and renewed health and viso, ofbody and mind will be the Ger
tain result. Their virtues, IN fact, may be summed up-as a
muscles of the strong, and will be found OF Infinite value to fe.
NAILS Of all ages III taken according to the direcuons). who
wish 10 be secure from sickness.
Price IS and SO cents per box.
For sae, wholess ie and retail, BY VIM. Watson, Apothe.
carries Hall, 36 Can airline street; Smith, corner of Fulton and
Water SITS; HOW'LL. ls7 Bowery ;Balgrove, druggist, Fulton
ct, Brooklyn. mai Inv
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2OO,OOO La Norma Segars,
ANDED from brig Ohio, from Havana, Of snserior quail
II ty, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at reasonable prlees
aio Inn by M. RAIDER, 46 Chatham at.
gentlemen. or gentlemen and. their
by applying at SO D.y street. Ref rences exchanged.