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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-18
tyr. MORRISON.

N1ORTH RIVER DIS ENSARY, 2o4i Fulton street near
IN Iireepwich-Dr Morrison. Member Of the Roya College
of Surgeons, Lordon. and ferm.rls surgeon in the priiish ma.
nature, and all those Distressing symptoms cons; quent on in
iuditions ire tment and the imprudeDt use Of suack medicines.
Dir Nj has had an experience OF twenty-five years in treating
delicate diseases, IN all their yaIious and compicatei forms,
aud uses a mild, safe. and infalliple substitute for mercury,
ing the patient to any rsk, or restricting him in his usual diet
or pursuits. while his medicines are agreeable IN taste and
q nell Permanent obstruct ons in the ~urethra. such az stric-
lures, AMI accompanied with much irritatisn and dull pain, are
some of the copstqueq ices Of mattreatment, ard Leading ute
n a,eiy to urinary iistuias. DR.. NJ. treats strictlrss IN a SCI
entlfc manner, gradually promoting absorptioi oil the thick
ened mcmpran e without pain.
CONSTITUTiO a DEBILITY-Thousands OF ouns
men are suffering from the consequences Of indulgence in .
.scret destructive habit, and whose nerves are further in
iured from the use of nostrcns and pretended specifics, which
sumuIaIs only 10 isduce greater depression. DR.. NJ. treats on
purely pathological principles, and never fails in ESTABLISHING
Letters poet paid, and containing q suitable fee, viii enquire
the correspondent fun advice and medicine to a4 part Of The
Union. by his giving q history ~ his sass IN detan-
Thee strietest honor and confidence observed;
atm 2fll Fulton street.
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MARCH OF INTELLECT.

vi ~ TVO1I VT TN I l..
GREAT strdrs have been made throuetout the world in
" Steam and almost every branch Of aericulture and in the
general sciences-then Why 70. The same in the healing art. 1t
cannot be the Medical Faculty ,re too narro " minded, fer
sven they recommend Rings Vegetable Cough Candy il all a.
fpctions of the lungs, and when they express themselves, s~y
they see no reason why such a pleasant, pure, and ~paiatable ar.
ticle, should not &c ipse the r,any numerous preparations that
haze been used for years, merely bee ause 9alen, Cicero, De
Medicis; and other writers, speak Of such and such medicines.
No, no, Rings Candy is a modern invention. and seop re ieves,
checks and cures, ard cannot be pre- vented from its onwa ard
course by the envy and j-slcu y Of afew initerati. Prepared
and sold by c. II I SO Fulton street, corner Of iif, and
sold bv most druggists. mis- I'm.
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1910 PREMIUM.

THE LNDESTRUCTIBLE Inn, which Il. M, BART
New York, Is4i, with an offer Of $500 TO any one who should
extract it from pspe,, and which rseel ed The gold medal OF the
Institute, can be had by calling on Msssrs. Raw don, Wright
& Hatch, bank note engrave,s, ~ Merchants Exchange.
Orders from any par, Of the Union, post paid, through the
above nam ed house, will be promptly TENDED to.
Writing made with this ink will remain unchanged a. long
% % iper " i'll e. dure, and is exceedingly valuable above all in
dellbie inks now 10 use, OF which we have any knowledge.
John Torrey. NJ. d., Prof.seo OF hymisiry, &c.
in The College Of Pm, sicians and Surg eops, N Y,
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ D. Practical Oh, mist.
John A. Warder, NJ d., Professor Of Chymistry
IL md Mineralonr. ClncInnaE ColIsae 0bio
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF Ri EUM A

NEWARK, December q is+l-Dr. hing Sir:-You
~ will please to excuse my not answering you in relation to
the csI tifcate, giving an account OF my almost miraculous Ie-
stnreneut 10 lUe as il were. WAS 50 UNEXPECTEDLY restored,
that il appeared sore ike a dream than reali,y, not only to
myself but 10 my friends | can a sur ysu you have TIC pray
ers Of ons whsse liz Is dear to him. Situated among friends
ever kind snd dear, am a family who look TO hin, for support,
and no also join 10 praise to you. and their God Tor has I'M
apeskstle mercy III spsring me al this time Anything that IS
in my power 20 do, whica will be Of benefit to you, such AZ
"a, log an account Of my suffering in a certificate, that you
nighI publisnio the world, asst IS witnessed BY my ienss,
Who have PIT their names To ths letter. Were 4 IN my power
10 nav tenfnld the price you charged, ! would willingly 70 NJ
but | have been SICK SO Icing that my recuniary pcanshave
our doctor called he ~Isiimma DRY Rhtumati.m ~ which !
was lst a complete c Ipp., hayipg 'ot the us oil my iiubs,
which fell away most ~righ.fliy, ~oisahnng [ efrem all work.
and had il no, been for a FED hundred dollars ihai saved when
la work aud my fimily would have been IN The worshouse.
so you, and hope tteputiie' VAL see how much ! 9Ws you
for once more being able to earn my caiiy bread; md mat oy
i'm zee bottles OF your Elixir. y hicli ) gu sent ne for i've dol
lara; and, c%onsiderIn2 II truly the Il iXir Of Liie,' am win
the greatest respect aud gratitude, ) oar hunssr s.ryap,
BENZ e. JACOBUS.
Witnesscs-Ha-nsh Jacolus. William +. Dean
PreparSd and sold by C II. RING, So Fulton street corner
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M. rios ,S's M~nEnRSchhSSSffs, q SsssoRbwfY. AfsH
NY-LiiSS.rsl sdSasess made ON all manufactured goods mer
ehsnd,se aud property OF every DESCRIPTION intenoes Tor siher
public or Pr''a'e '''s' REFERENCES.
Messrs. Ersstu. Cornisg & CO., Albany.
Rufus II. King & Co, do
Jared L. Rathbone. Esq, do
John Townsend. Esq. do
Russell Fosyth, ESQ. do
John Thomas, so. do
AD. fstehiS' Esq. Cssh'f NY STAT Baat. d.
waits SHERMAN. Es5, t.shr Albany ,hy Bh. 90
Theo. Oieott, ESQ Cash'r Canal BANK, do
m2s lrseodiss
NAvANA-Mhs.. VESTS DOARDlNG HOUSE. rs
:hini.' BY this latter direction the building is known to all
,oatmen, coachmen, rorters Sc., as one Of he most conspi.
:uous point, Of the ei,y.
The extensive alterations and repairs upon this house having
'een completed, Mrs w. has the satisfaction OF offering TO
strangers visiting Havana. an establishment far superior IL Is
Iocatl1n TO any thing Of the KIND ever before knows IN the
atty. II is situate direciiT mon the Bay, and commands an
extensive view q the entire harDos, With the adjacent country,
90 Passengers for Havana must Oh ain a passtc RI from, or
'ns verified BY, a Spanish Consul, which, on arrival, IS taken
)y the boarding officers TO the Government House. where; IN
conformity herewith, permit TO land with baggage, &c. has
tobe procured by some resident, OF The place.
Persons desirous OF going TO Mrs, Vests house WIN please
bear III mind that this service will be promptly rendered them
~ the Clerk who visits all vessels with passengers, az soon
u they enter the harbor.
Havana. Dec. IS. 1881. o2aeod SIN
ITO NILLINFRs AND ETAILERs-t hEDERlCK
L BEkLY, 20 William street offers for sale, ut very low
sis.rg OF Inc pewes., snd most iashi nab!e syl,,s OF straw
Bonnets, Ar. i6cial Flo >ers, Ribbons. silks. Tsriataues, &c.
Dealers are invited to examine the same before purchaI ng
elsewhere. m222 seod'
THE ~TEErH-The~ TEETH-The best mineral teeth IN
l. serted from ssinele tooth 10 an entire set, with little or
ulcer ted ruts or teeth extracted; too hachs cured and the best
artificial teeth used, by DIR: Busk.y. 25 Murray street. Term
milo cod m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-18

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PaEsIDENr-C Collectors of
the Cusfoms-Robe Mitchell, at Pensacola, Flor.
re-appointed; William Nelson, at Yorktown, Va,
re-appoiuted.
Land Ofice-John B. Clark, Register at Fayette,
Mo, vice Hampton l.. Boon, whose commission has
eYpireu.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

THE subscriber desires the att anton Of strangers and Others
L 10 his large aud extensive assortment If stocks. scarfs,
cravats ready made linen and muslin shirts. pocket ~kerchiefs;
merino, and smbswool shirts and drawers; suspenders,
gloves, hosiery, &c. sc. IL ia the intention Of the subscribert)
pay particular attepho. in selecting the most chaste and fash
ionable patterns Of scarfs and c7avats His assortment wilal
ways be IL und varied and extensive. The subscriber continues
the manufacture Of his ce ebratsd Elastic Stocks. Gentle men
may depend on being suited by calling at the Old cstabIishment
2l Broadway between Murray street aud Park Place.
m IrnR PARSELLS. agent for J AGATE.
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CARL KING.

The WELL known and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer t. her IN jesty The
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
resneetfnIlv beps leave to announce to the Ladies that he
has ON hand a most splendid and fasn,onable assortment Of
Ladies straw and SILK Hats. The straw Hats are manufac-
tured TO a most fascinating and becoming shape, called
II EtLSLER CO fTAGE,.
with Gipsey sides and a Swiss Flare around the front, The
braids these Hats ere made Of 10 ofthe most elegant patterns,
the Albert straw in particular IS patrcnis.d by
QUEEN
The silk department is conducted BY the most ingenious and
tasty milliners not TO be eQualied. The ,ilks are OF the new
eat styIe, fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers to eorres-
pond, Those whs wish to eony,nei ;hemsslys. may call at
N. Bills Pa il Ribbons and French Flowers, are OF the
latest STYLE aud An be purchased al either Of mis- establish.
mepts, at wholesale and retail oo reasonable terms. 40 I'm"
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STEAMER BURNT The steamboat John Mills,
while lying at Fulton for repairs, was this morning
burnt up. We understand the loss was total. She
was loaded for P~lttsburg. We have heard she was
insured.-C Cincinnati Gazette. ApriI s.
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RINGS VERBENA CREAM
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

klNG VERbENA ChEA NJ
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.
THE true xest Of the exquisite merits Of Ring's VerSena
L Cream is fully borne out by the first premium diploma
being again awarded BY tie judges At the American Institute
fairheid at Niblo's. The longer this celebrated shaving zap 10
known, and the more extensively circulated i has b. come.
seems only to confirm tn. fattering and unsolicite Ted testimoni.
as it has received from all parts Of America and Europe. In
deed, the constantly increasing denaud is a source Of proud
sstsfsction that the proprietor has accomplished what thou.
sands have been for ears attempting, viz ZEN 'Emolient
American shaving soar" which. Tor ease, comfort, and ccono-
my, cannot be surpas..d either at home or abroad.
From the Herald.J
Shaying-Ring's Vsrbena Cream for shaving: 10 a most CAPT.
tai article. 1t can be had at So Fulton street. We have Tried
il and found IL very superior. II softens the beard and makes
the operation as gentle as imagine tinng.
From the Boston Travellef-April, $780,
,NV5RsENA CRsAh1This new shaving Compound is now
those who prefer to gather their own diurnal crops. The bar
bers say that a pot OF il lasts twice a. long as the same guam
tiy OF another ssponacious pre- paration; while those who save
their sixpence declare that with the Verbena Cream, a dull
razor " i'll insure a smoother face than most of the old soaps
with sharp steel; besides it 10 fragr mt to the sense soften
ing to the skin. a greatdcstroyer of reckles
For sale wholesale ana retail by T.. H. RING, Chemist and
Druggist, SO Fulton s'reet, NY.
NIB. Bew are Of unbl ishing limitations; and Observe the
written Signature of I. II Ring on each. mai Inn
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SUCCESS TO

ALL.
THE " American Magic Mixture" has been hailed a. ore Of
i the greatest discoveries OIL the present age, and as long a.
medical science exists, will be considered he most Invaluable
discoyery for diseases Of the urinary passages. rs well az the
kidneys and bladder. Its effects are absolutely enscfual IN per
forming a radical curei u . short time, while the ordiua AIRY RENE
Dies take even months. One dose cannot fail to enlist the hesi-
iaiisg and over delicate in its favor, and out Of he hundred,
that have nut their faith in IL. not one has been disappointed
nor discovered while usingit-it has safely conveyed all beyond
the pale of su.picion. The Magic Mixture" has long stood I'M
and so ubiQuilously displayed by a host Of rnprioe,gled imita.
ting quacks, whose only aim has been to dupe and deceive the
unfortunate Sold By appointment At Rings drug store, 50
Fulton street cor. Cliff. nal I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-18

TINE WATT TREAT1SE.-Thi is a little volume On
/ certain diseases in which the best and most convenient
means Of cure are stated in the plainest possible manner. II
also shows the reason why these malaN0 so frequently con
tinue on from month to month ,rncured, and terminate atlengtt,
IN other and permanent complaints. Indeed, no one can read
his little book without seeing at once thsir' true and real ma
ture, and also the risk and danger Of trusting them to ignoran;
and Boosting people.
With a view. however, to obtain a rational degree Of conn
deace in wha,. he has advanced on the cure Of those diseases, the
author thinks il proper here to give q simple statement OF the
means and opportunities he himsslfh hes hsd Of forming just and
clear opinions on this subject. lie therefore begs to state That
besides his rank as graduate Of Edinburgh, and member Of the
London College, sc. he HIS been watching these diseases, both
in Hospital and city practice for more than thirty year, and
has published Two editions offs work expressly on them. Also
phy.icians in Europe e the moe, eminent in America. a. Sir
PhiladelIAia, and others, and which may be seen by any one.
And further, that he has the privilege Of referring to almost
every phy sician Of emiuence in this city. These are circum
stances which afford the highest satisfaction to every one, e..
pecially 10 those who are ANXIOUS to obtain the best advice
The price of the book is ST..
DR. Ralph 10 consulted II his residence, % Greenwich street,
At any hour, and has distinct and separate apartments for those
who have te wait a little. Communications ~ post are faith.
fully replied to- m29 Ims
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N IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
ha. = Paste for hilins decay 60 teeth, which. While II Is perfect:
y si.% %i,S Witch " iss SfiG L Ssss {, ss san &c "a ,n aS'o e .s' %Gis 'S sosy,
mainteining its original appearance and uses without any pain
T Tss sS%srou, "a, ':., %Sc, S!!' from '' isdi. =? p ;; sh sS Si. Pt! .oeis,y
S'si mss.S su mathSs; fo' Winston. se d; ;hee T .ases: Of Il . i'Ts:Dn seiid
''1 Toc!S;;e he pHi., on: Of f' which sSt put in the tooth will enssta
fssi :. & fn SsAp Do; pf 6; 3 as' sf ,s I: K ss d; RiGsss osissy, l. &c, ch TO
s s;ssrb DSn : srs caS. C"n dc "a R s,.f NJ sTrs L. III, k%e n .f ki.. m1
the Professors q Che vniyerty Of the College Of Physicians
! ppEEHSFNSEHssSs,-DD Castle 4 Edwards, AprsS, attend to
every disease incidental TO tho human ear. Acoustic Drors-
Sure cure for Deafness pains noise'.Or hard wax IN the ear.
does 9 COMMON SENSE teach u. Che. ExPEC;;
cent Fi&; q sart,.ios ind is S,r' %9' fu Ha,ssa1 I diseases : = , ef R:asoa
Jay: j.; ssssS.:: 9ss.S,,':9 !. !, ,i;s.S ,%S%;'fs,a,.Iy , Or IS
cling ssoa 2, sSn; ,ST%s,. S: sUs . s'Sss' g, q ,h .Si ,1.s S;s Ds,R sGd
i; ;ss' 'ss:: $ e e :. :: j ! &: r. s;i T.. i :ss.i:I ss S,s :::S;;: y ss: ~ - S:
and asthma, PIs.,sy. hosr,e1sss, and Io:; ot y1is., srot;y q
'h T tsI Ismo aa' III, lSas sS:trueiios' EEo on which all the.. alarming
sns $ass sss eve" sa:f s::n fSsSa equal in % = JHPY iiSis; E ;eii:t sTS.
i stand. u9,ysled-i, stand: ps.-,min:ntntry !, and you
Of scns,iiiCn ihs, i I. .ss O. Iy,S sea 4 3 ne o. My natural s,,s,nI
'is soS N ! New e.. ' Yeq2 a. wholesale Sessaii and retail, By, A, \:
NIT East Broadway A D. sands Co, No. a7sBroadw.y
ml7 I'm
SUJND AND HIT ~TEETh-The best artc = in use
- for cleansing, preserving, and beauty ing the teeth, "
PFINES' ORRfS TOOTH PASTE. Il improves the coce
Of the lips. and gums, and imrarts a grateful sweetness to the
BEAUTY OF COMrLExION-The best cosmetic fo'
removing tan. freckles sunhurn and healing pimpcs and erup
uons OF The skin, is he Iablette Of Pearl aud Alabaster, =,
Try II. LADIES', and BE- convince Price rs cents. > Id ONLY
at +. IA Guion's, 127 Bowery, corner Of Grand, iss and 81
Broadway. iii Canal St mh3o I'm
To LADIES AND JE STLENEN-IHE fERsIAH
L soaf-Is always ehcacious IN removing fseehles, car
spots, rednes.. aud erup,ions o. the skin. 1his Soap impart
TO the skin a soft aud eiieat. texture resemblrg the blenon
/ Oft lily with the rose p,iee so cents
.PIMPLEs ON HE FA.E, LOTCHEs &e.-sir AT
| ley Coopsr's Lotion nvarnbly succeeds in removing pimpe
r 6lo,ches from III. FACE and skin. Of the most irye erat, ~
ture, or long e. anding. Price SO cents, Sold BY =. NJ GUION
ia Bowery, eoraer Of Grand Of; lss Broadway, and II Eas
J Broadway. uSin'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-18

NAVY DEPARTMENT the sentence of the Court
Martial now sitting in Baltimore, dismissing Captain
John H Clack from the Naval service, has been ap-
proved by the President of the United States.
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WHO WANTS 4 BEAUTIFUL CT EAR

l. a. n Nsh IL OL VI
TT COMPLEx1ON7
L HIS is not addressed to ladies only, but gentlemen too. To
Be brief, you are assured that fseek e.: s,mples ,blotehes, sun
moved BY the I allan ehemlea, soap; dsrh, thick. %sunburnt or
The public are particularly Iesass!ed to notify that is no puff
ed nostrum, but the invention Of N: Vesprini, an Italian physi-
e,an- TIL. New York Herald Of Msreh g, 1914, say.-"An
try that will change the color of thick, DARK. yellow or sun
burnt skin 70 abealthy. ciearnefs; cure ,eruptlons Of skin, such
as salt rheum, seurvy, sc We are lold by two persons who
have used this, that i is excellent, aud we advise all to try it
This is sold BY TONES, at the sign Of the ATer.canEa
Gle. s2-mind the right number, or you'll be cheated-e9 Chat
ham street. Price SO cents a cake. 1873 Fulton st, Brootlyn,h
an agent. mso i'm
FRENCH MILLINERY GOoDsa-E. B, sTRAEGE
packets. very, rich French Aruhciai Flowers. new Tarlstan
Silks. and other choice Millinery sr,ic es, adapted 70 city
trace. which he will sell at reasonable prices
Also, all KINGS OF materi Is for flower makers, selected in
Paris By
ala st'm e B STRANGE, Iss WALKER 1t.
TU PAPER MANUFACTU AE.kS-Ike supscnbsss av
1 notice that NessS Howe & Goddard of Worcsstsr, MasgD
kAvs appointed them their agents, and are prepared to fuInish -
Jyort notice, upon the most reasonable terms. Fosrdrinis1 sHA
Offender Machines, with fire OF steam dryer, and sizing U0
chimes to size peper in the web rs il leaves the dryers. Abol
every kind 81 Machins<y appertaining to the manufacture ofpa
psf, which in point Of worknahship and finish 10 not Supposed
By any other eSablishment in this country. A lArus numkog ~
dow In operation in many ST the best mins to whom rsfsrspso
PE&sss & BROOKS. Psp.rw .s.hssss..
9BdHW NLibartYefTo0
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CeLuMBIA, s. CA Colum.
bia correspondent of the Charleston Mercury wri-
been the scene of one OF the most desolating
fires that it has ever been our lot to witness!
1t commenced yesterday morning about one
most beautiful and business part of Columbia =
Twenty nine stores and dwellings, with numerous
out buildings are in ruins ; and the buildings COM
prise the most valuable property in town. The
OF $2o0, 900.
The Augusta Insurance andBanking Company will
probably sustain the largest loss. A small proper
ton was insured in the Charleston Insurance and
Trust Company, and the Augusta Insurance end
Trust Company.
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VII LIAM HrARN.

OH BUWENT be wetn Prince and Spring strtcta, oR,r,
wi for sale the following dry goods. lately received:-
Light chintz wat.red peplIs ruititIe Tor miiiiners' and stock
makers use, and for LADIES dresses
French, English and domeseic al ,eoes, mourning and second
mourning light chint1 and single coors
Superfne 4 4 Frencn pristed Mushps, li-hi chintz figures
Blue black and saiiD str lred blue black Slhs; mourning aid
light cYlored Muslin d Lains
Fine 4 4 Carlton, mourn sg and light co'ored Gingh ans
Superhoe plsiu back and nope cold do, all wool
Light colo r 1 hat aud linlug Silks and water~d Ribbons
Ladies' fancv anu g.nti' mems black SILK Cravats
L.di,s s. aud eentiemens psi and hem stitched linen cambria
,Hdkfs; ladies' and g%.ntemen's ight colored Kid Gloves
BLACK silk long Shawls, sun Shades and mi-sss Parasols
Lorg Lawns birdsey. Diapers black and brown Linens. twill
"a silesias corded and Mar eill,s skirts. Shrtings, Muiins
black and white cotton Hose, sc.
S.Iip,d plsin and corded cambria, iacouet, book, Swiss. null,
ana Farlatau Mu-lIns, B,sisp Lawns cambria Dirnities, Sc
Also on hand fine b aek bonn osznes. aud a general aassort-
"eht OF Other Good, all OF which are offered generally, at the
lowest market prices.
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WILLIAMS
STATES CASH
EMPORTJM

lust RECEIVE ID at this establ,shment . cnncl.
q sortmento CLOTHS, ca-slmerts. vestings, SC, suitable Tor
the spring trade. Purchase Tor CASH
Our friends ard the public are respectfully invited IN ali,
and examine for themselvts before leaving their order. .II la
where, aud be satIsh' d that the, can be fuPsishsd with an sn"d
an article as can be purchased at any est pi rhment N ~
city, and at prices Which cannot but meet the visws OF The
most economical.
N. B.-TBE OFFIcrRs OF THE Army AND Navy are -
specially Informed hat they c II be farniAot d with any ar,i-
Gle Of uniform, made asr,esbly 10 the pres, nbed regulations.
alta reduction Of at lie Us. rs per cent from foru. - prices
as Inn. W n W1ITTAAG
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THE KREMLIN.

~ corner Of Thames treet-This splen-
1 l. L did estab' ishment is now open for tue reception Of the
public, havieg been fitted W. as an elegant resort for gentle
men de,irons Of spend!ag a few heur, 4 leisure in the prsc-
siness pursuits Two separate saloons are fitted uD as billiard
rooms and bowling alleys. The first contains four very supe-
rior tables, and the second four excellent alleys. Each sa-
loon has the advantage Of a 6ne light an pl.ny. Of room, aud
expense have been spared to place The Kremhn up,n q foot
ing, in point Of attractians. Of the uost invnlng respectable
ty.' + he proprietors, in inviting gentlemen to visit their e..
Establishment, beg to assure them, that especial regard will be
give satist faction, and make them perfectly 'st home
BEN WILSON, formerly proprietor Of the
Montgomery Hall, Montgomery, Ala.
GEO A. THOMAS late book keeper
at the Aston House.
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RoYs', CLoTHIN0-GHlLDREN' ~CLQrHING-A
GEO A. HOYr u CO, No. u 3owery, would respectfully
inform their patrons and The public generally that they have
simmer. trade, and have now on and much larger assortment
had. THE public are invited to cal and examine their goo ds,
wi h particular reference to quality and price. Terms cash.
a M