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BRlS rOL BOARDS.

BRISTOL BOARDS.
=" FISCHER, importer, has just received direct
w from England large assortment of superior
BRISTOL BOARDS
OF every size and thickness that is made, which will
be sold to the trade Seminaries on the most rea-
sonable terms at Stationers' Hall.
April 21-tf
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WHATMANS DRAWING PAPER
w FISCHER, Importer aud Dealer in superior
w Stationery, Parchment, and Rodgers fine
Cutlery, has Just received direct from The Manufaciu-
rer, large supply of w hatmans superior Drawing
Paper made expressly TO order, ofhe following sizes,
all of which are constantly kept for Wholesale retail
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CHARLES GILMAN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
Will promptly and faithfully attend to any profess
siona business cnt rstcd to him Western llineis,
and the river counties of Missouri and Iowa, above
Hannibal.
ITParticular attention given to the collection of
DEBTS.
Refer to Hon. George Evans, U. S. Senate Hon
Eli ha II. Allen, House, Representatives. julyi-
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DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
rlNHE suhscr ber. intending 10 remove from w ash

DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
IN HE subscriber, intending TO from w ash
Il ington in April, will dispose of the house and
premises he now occupies, on very accommodating
terms. The house is situated on F. 18th street,
of the most elevated healthy and desirable loca-
tons in the city IL is three stories high, OF brick,
with slated roof, built and finished in the most suo-
sanliaI manner througho Ut wiiha two story kitchen
in the rear, connected to it by large entry There
is also in the large room, twenty five feet square,
and abou, twenty feet high to the roof well lighted
and finished, recently erected.
The lot contains about six thousand square feet Of
ground, well enclosed, planted and paved connecting
To q street by a ten feet private alley.
The property may be examined, and terms made
known, on application to the subscriber on the pre-
misses. Possession may be had Immediately if desired
JOHN G. CHAPMAN.
mar I9--jtf
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DR. +. G.. EVANS AMERICAN VEGETA-
BILE VIRMiFUGE
TT is fair TO conclude that every will speak in
high terms of his own productions; but, with re-
gard to this prompt and powerful destroyer the
proprietor has only TO say, gipc trial, and the
suit will show you how much IL entitled TO its dis
tingushed name. ii worms be the cause of CON.
paint fair trial of this medicine will soon decide
he fact
1t is compounded Of pure vegetable ingredients,
and may be depended being both safe and certain
For sale by
w. YOUNG,
Sole agents for the District two doors east of adsbys
Aprl 6--3t
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LNRENCH FANCY ARTICLES w. FlS-
l. CHER has just received from the importer on
consignment, two OF beautiful fancy ARTICLES
which he will sell at the invoice prices Ladies and
gentlemen invited to examination of them al,
Stationes Hail. where large collection Of useful ar
licles are constantly kept for sslo. feb 5
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RED + | f. LID q saw AGE,
STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS

s CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
s.. TEREOTYPING of BOOK AND JOB WORK
~ cone at the shortest notice. and in the best man
ner. Secondhand type, but little worn, CHEAP for
CASH. j. S. REDFIELD,
G.. G. SAVAGE.
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WILLIAM YOUNG, e doors east of Gadsby's
w Pennsylvania Avenue,) has just Received a
fresh supply of WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
direct from the Wine Sulphur Springs in Virginia
which he will sell on reasonable terms and in guam
titles to suit customers-in half barrels or otherwise.
ANALYSIS.
The solid matter procured by evaporation from 100
cubic inches of the White Sulphur Water, when
dried at 2I2', weighs, agreeably to the experiments
of Professor Rodgers, 1854 grams, this SITS of
Sulphale OF Lime, Chloride # Calcium,
Suipha,e of Magnesio Peroxide of Iron,
SuIpbate OF Soda, Phosphate of Lime,
Carbonate of Lime, SuIph. Hydrate Sodium,
Carbonate of Magnesia, Organic Matter,
Chloride of Magnesium Precipitaied Sulphur,
Chloride of Sodium, Iodine.
The gaseous matter consists OF
Sulphurated Hydrogen Nitrogen,
Carbonc Acid, Oxygen. mig
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WILLIAM L.. AUSTIN,
A Il TORN A L L. A w
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Card-WM. e. AUSTIN, Esq, will give his atten
ton to my unfinished business; and | recommend
him to the patronage of my friends
WALTER FORWARD.
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HUGINS & MILLS,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNstLLoRS AT LAW,
burlington, Iowd Territory,
w ILL attend, with promptness, vigilance and
w fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted
TO them in the way of their profession. They will
attend to collections in any part of the Territory and
the adjoining counties of Illinois.
II. T. HUGlNS,
+. ID. MILLS.
REFERENCES.
Ns,c York-Messrs Grennell, Minturn s Co. Al
fred Pell, Esq, Pres. Life & Tr. Co.. Hon Aaron
Clark
ST. Louis-Messrs. Yeatman, Woods s. Co.. Pow
ell, Barlow & Co.; John Davis, Esq.
Chicago-Messrs. Beaumont Skinner.
Observation-Disclosures. J. ID. & G. Jones Alphonso
Taft, Esq; Tyler Davidson, Esq.
iadeiphia-Nlessrs. Sykes & Dorsey Holmes,
Mason & Dean; George G. Lord, Esq
.Nsw Orleans-Nlessrs. Charles Dosne & Co.
june 2U-lm
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but an Association IN body directed bv IL
I Council of ex-.r,.,c,3 81 ,-,,.,;,.,i ,,, al Is,
I Lf. 49, t' ' ~ ~ ~
me hlNlt" OF Nel-AE01iUs Associations VIII not.
/ l..,.... go. 4 -.
'''o'>' ""u ~. lhd1.triaI peratiou be HiIaFd-
oL'. care VIII tc taken 20 divide The ri-A among
! number ut NS-pri,f-nD. .o,-,.f. ,,..1f d. f,-f
-
'''' ''''' t'' '''N D. Insurance. y 10 frauds.
mona can exist.
p.bo. ,.i.., - ...,
''''' ''-'''''""' ni N>'''t'iiou' lH Nu''" W.
VIII bot vet enter. viii prove that Rca, Estate can
/ ,,,.l,- H. r,..rc-, ~. . -tr ~ -
~ 49, "a h"' '."" ".t' N'' t' GO '"
secure In oI.r S,ciaf... Is, I,,..- . ir.. -..,, i
-
N'd''' I'd ',tiH either ~ these two ends Tie "uo
invests IN Real Estate hold. a PROPERTY which j.
,.,t ~,,-,.c,,i i,f,, a.. all II -. ,.,.
~ ,'' mn : ''' '''-' ia
iraud-. lawsuits and oti..r dangers; AMI on tic
other hand the C,uifal az , ms, ,,--..-.t g.,
-. -. c--:.r' ''
aiming u. -'.'''' -'i 'I'tiirrr- = Llt 'Sl' dl"
always rcalZab.c. Tor failures and business frauds
100, ,.,.,a,,, linn, 81 2
-
j. Tie SrrEcHE, OBJ Hos THos r M,RsiAft ou Ai.o-
La, add Inf.n,..r,u-. ami =, d.. 4. - n .,t-.. i
',.,,t a., ,t. tk,.,,,,,.., r. ,., " 49,. a.,
" Wv ~ ~ -'' 'i'' ''''.''-'' ''''
and . reported Tor the Nes-iok Tribune, and Published
N Pamphlet ;0r sale a, ;hs office, Price 81 cents.
-
THr iNtSicAS LaEoRss.-rhe June Number Of tbs
work, which VIII be for sale tbs de,k this morning con-
i1i,. the tcJ IorSinr yrlu,I,a ~f.-i.ftr, T,tf...
T.tf.t. ..
80 49,. - " '.- ' .. -lt AMOUNT OF MAhlii -luIr'
" ~, ' '". -,t'.'H az. 80, i''' - = AsI'-
.,..tsi q 49, 49, M -N1.l'p'i "l Hse''
Inc Is 3 NIlnber ~ yc..,. And rog,D -, m
the Whale Fishery VITA statement of ali knd, al labor
and amosnt ash hind OF Merchansle snd Provision
suued IN uis tIane- fI,teres Number OF Wen eni-
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THE Il RIBUN NE

Tux LtE WILBUR Fisk. d. d. Fir>, President Of the
we.ley niversi;y: ~ JosEpH iOLDRIcu q vol.
s'o. r.. 49, Harper Brothers.
Probably iew purer or better men have ever
lysd tlau the one who forms the subject OF TINS
memoir With Il temperament naturally sansuine
and ardent, all his qualities were so subdued and
hsrusuised By Christian grace a, to form one ct
the inesi P"i'crns Of the perfect man (Pe'iect 50
far a. the weaknesses of humanity permiD thatcan
be offered to our contemplation In his preaching,
strong good sense, next to fcrvent Piety, was the
chief characteristic, while total absence OF all
,iraining for effect was Away. manifested. lie
atorcd to convince and convert his hearcrs-noi
TO dazzle or astonsh them. Decidedly able as the
biographical part Of this work j., we consider the
Letters Of DIR. Fisk possessing by far the hishcr
interest. They are the genuine opponents oi The
character Of the man-the transcripts of his living
mind. Many Of them are beautifully written
models Of style; and there is touching air Of
simplicity, and truthfune.', aud affection and car
ncstness about them all, that is delightful. The
concluding in the life Of this great and good
nan are deeply affecting, and will draw tears of
admiration and regret from many an eve The
Portrait prehxed to this volume is lfe-ihc and adj
rnirabe.
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AAsTrRMA. READY; or, The Wreck Of the Pacific Writ
ten for louag People: BY Capt MAREyAT. Second
Series. ID. Appleton a Co,
This is the Second Series of an exciting story
for the Young by one who was formerly general
f.voritc. IL will be liked.
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iishn,,,,a No 1, Jnhn-st-ihc saD>cIint' his "i'Iy9
ne Ca-r ia loring Establishment al ~ I"n',-,sie @
hand general assortment O! Clous az 49, 80
ol American MANUFACTURE Of superior style ain nns. 81
variety Of cpiors, 10 which he invites me allen'" a., ,
Who w,h to encourage cur own MANUFACTURE. 1880
Cloths aud Csssmfre, and great variety OF lshey y,
rich black Salins &c. OF the best qnahy an ~
which Will be made up for cash, al shoit n.utu ~ @
Gio,i fash onabc srye under The direction of Mr. Gay
ord (aie OF he New-York Cssb Tailoring Establishment
fuon-<treet who's practical and mechanical """'''
cutter are universally Acknowledged.
Terms, cash and abatement in prices
as Il % GEOkGE ANDkEMS u Joln-etreet
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A , ; q & IA TIO\:
Or, Principles of True Organization of soci

OVk EVILS ARE 50 AL, NOT POLITICAL: AND PcifTIc
Reforms CANNOT EEMEDY THEN.
u The edorip IF tii' cslutn Is sis,iact fran tsat IF
The Tribune. 1ddreS' letter., poif-paid TO BRIsE,sE
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4" HOrkviile."


"Yorkylllc (yilsge,) New-iorh County, is
situated on the line Of the Harlem Railroad, five
miles North of the CITY Hall. II contains about
800 inhabitants, 20 dwelling houses, tavern''
4 stores. one rope-walk aud Two extensive car
liagc-manuiac,orics The Tunnel in this vicinity
constructed b, the Harlem Railroad Company,
and through which the trains ct cars pass with
their accustomed velocity, is work of much in
,ercst 1t extends under emincnce called
.'Prospcc, HILL" and is cut through solid rock,
being 8l4 feet in length, "a feet wide and q feet
high AT the centre. Each end ii the Tunnel l.
finished with a handsome stone facing and on the
South side ae connexions stairs with an iron
railing ascending 10 the top OF the hill. lhe
author should have added that the most oi lorh-
vile is a very healthy place on - Harlem filehis'
where General Washington and ms army made the
first stand after New-lork was taken by the
British. Nowland'. q" Prospect House IS there;
the Observatory Is there; the Great Reservoir oi
the Croton Aqueduc,, Of 30 acres sdlons ORR
willie: the macadamized Third Avenue, the most
ucrlcct road in the United States, passes through
this village. and from the city tc Harlem Is lighted
!, ELc manner As the other streets OF the ely.
The communication between the City Hall and
Yorkvilc is remarkably cheap, convenient, and
agreeable at all times OF the day and evening, by
Railroad. omnibus stage or private conveyance
EIGHT, SIKH street also passes through lorkvlle
from West to East, furnishing hne avenue 10 'he
ferry to Long Island by way OF iiall"tts C.Ve.
Yorkvils has been well said TO be literally sur
rounded by the gardens, grounds and summer
residences of the Mcssrs. Astor, fumes, nay
Costcr Paudnc, khinelandcr, Jones, Deiaheids'
! Rikers Scherncrhorns Lemon, Hoffman, toulke,
Wags,ati. Lawrence, sc. The view iron York
vile is un,urpas sed, and the air and water there
are excellent.
With all these advantages it is becoming great
favoritr, and judicious persons enquiTing the
price of lands about it, The streets and avenues
| here are generally opened and in usc Let capi-
t,l.,. examine and decide to cultivate and I'M
nrove our own Island, instead of living IN Con
! rcc,icu. New Jersey and Rhode Island, while
cnnyjnr ON business in the city OF New-iork.
Ion an yorkriHc can be had for rery snsa
.na,. \ garden of shr'bs and plants established
there would pay exceedingly well.
/ >,w.yoRy DAILY TRiUuNE.-i icw copies OF he hrs
| volume compleie bound and for sale al 'h' o"'-'
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DRENIUM DAHLIAS.-The subscrib

1 or. have now ready for >dle 10 thousand named
pahia, boz pots, strong healthy plant, from 90 8 inches ln
height well rooted aui ot the choicest kinds. m addition To
which they have added the finest OF la>t years prrr how
* from ENGLAND. oar stock ot Dallas ~ generally
known be- ~ the best Ia hs country thar any iu'hr
comment deemed unnecessary, the prices VIII br !" CON
,,ruiv % tie times dozen ur yarrtiur, 10y name
>: DO very fine So ds extra fine - 90 do superior SO
~ SD all warranted represented ta'aogue> furnished
ON application 10 NIBLO h Dt' MAP, 5ii Bfoad~ay.
All orders thankfully ec ird aud prom ply executed.
fty
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Rev 10.

WHERE Is NoRKvLLE!-Ihisqn question Is ire
oIicn,Iy asked bv strangers. and sometimes by
citizens. The proper answer follows, taken from
" Disiurnclls New Gazetteer of thu State of New
York -
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MUTUAL lNSURANCE.-On Dwell

NTU Al Rh\CE.-On Dwell
VI ing Houses AMI Furniture onv. profits returned T.
fte Assured. THE NOT >kiIOLDEk>' MI Tt Al IN
~IRANCE COMPANY, Ohce IS " 81 IT., for separating
the insurance Oi Dwelling II l,c> and Furniture from thar
oi stores and Mer, hana.-s.
.wt known t1at almost al the losses Incurred IN the
business the result o Ia" burning 81 yaua-
be stores anl co-iiy goods.
Tia, the ,Sqcn>c Of insurance 90 the household
and po>soly deprive him The very security tor
which he pays hi' premium
Toe cash ,avui-nis or premiums form flnd which, ~.
ter pas ~ eNp-nc and 0>,fs represented by scrip. and
>ud 10 the assured 10 popori to the amount OF Their
Insurance
Thu, Company prepared to in>ure against los, or dam
agc hv fire. Dwelling i0l,- occupied 10 whole or in part
such, Household Furniture and al Household Property
or lirsry kept dwelling houses Every person nsur
NJ 70 this Company entitled Tor each hun
bred GoHar> Insured.
DIRECTORS
CD nCVerplarck H. Robertson, stephen Camhrelenc,
i;at Ifcnrv Ludlow samuel Ndtp Frederick Depry>ier.
ilam H. Harrison. - ~chuciarir. Daniel seymour.
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AIDES \ GENTLEMENs' NEW

j 4 BOOT A\D ShOF STORE. Is Greenwich
street. CONFER 60 Goun-eu street tier ~ opened
large All general a>>rr,uieut 81 iaiSA, Misses atd
On ircr> Ga;cr B1Ots lrd >llss o The as >vle, and
- every slreN-glui nisier nj ana Workmanship Also
N1', and N0uf, Boots sId S.1c,. Which ars offered Al
prices corresponding with the times.
NIB. Country Merchant, ,gpFied by the 10 en-
I'd tho iowr.t terms u,vl9-
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DRlTISH PLATE GLASS WARE

4 , not >E.-No. Srruce street New.lork
TO DEALERS
EookiNG-til.A~> PLATES AND
POLISHED FLAiE GLASS, FOR WINDOWS,
oi superior quality and brilaDcy which will not becou.
misty nor tbsr their coior hciuy. from by tn S bv
- inches, fer ale a, above May also be N. same
place drawings and prints shop fronts OF every svle
Which Plate Glass j, used in London
nl5 I'm ISAAC 4. PlNTr
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'VO THE LOVERS of superior Black

j Tea.-iioWqua's Mixture l-Th, extremely delicious
All unparalleled Tea. highly ceebTaied ia China and
tIIOpr lest Imported /, for sale at the Canton Tea
t1"peny's General Tea Establishment Ia Chatham stree.
Nr~l" in Chinese packages pfce 81 cts and 81 each
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VnE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

i TIE WORLD 'i-CO\A\r. 2SO Grand street, has
nov ON hand 20 uc di.s spring fahpn, excellent
sosleni OF SiA Hat NJ SAL, so mi S5a reduction of
I'D ce'i, ou each bat nom iurger prices Also superior
article o Fur iia or -, equal any ~ol IN the city for
- "a ald - The puhc ar. respectfully invited Ia call.
good I,,ortneut of Boys' tlat, ans Gaps on hand.
myi9 i'm CONANT. 80 Grand IT.. near Allen
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% " ' IN ~ T..
ETNA Fire Insurance Company of \.
N-Dsi-r N ~ Wa..-.i Insure tga,.>, Io,s a.
damage Dr. fre dwelling houses store, .c, ,1rr,ir.
Ve>, and their caryos "a To .nd rropcIV generally
is favorable terms - any ottrr o1lc~.
Charles Town. G. > Mo1ihuf John r S'agg.
John Ali54. Gr---r Pamemy r. Il. Clayton.
F.e4h Perv. r Lou, Fo-..-. Geo. Cosa..
Russell >,ehhns J. VI Valentine I.aar T. Pau.
hester Clark. W. Mhtrer-h', q. VI blackwell.
T. ". Hoffman, Ww. \ =. Penn. &. ". Cot
: D. Salu, VI l. M5r.h j., Jamtesn.
X Psgr- =. 1. Mailer, Joshua JONES,
W uupni-n, i'm Van So.Ncscs. 3D., Wood.
Ineoi'' Antiony Dan.e /. Gray. MILAN iL Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN. President.
a. 5n ElsI,ea P. Du>v. Surveyor.
FNHE HOWARD lNSI RANCE COM
qaay-Caq.,aI Ssdt-o; Oaice So 20 Nal q. Tl-,
'apily ccarueslo mike i',araace against loNs " dam
1-r hy ire ant nisnd
Olktt1JRss
3fgs.ri- ~ H1yeH6 Ns'7s l7y rr, Ur.>W Lawrence,
iohs N3rs'n. al Woi,y. Nl.lan,I Need.
ioep. 2. \ar.-m Ffl-as C.T4skerJ.l RalAS
p'st IT,. nte.gs .. Be- a.. 5ohu D. " n,
Caleb iia'Ted, william w. Todd t--,insni SIydsH,
Henry q ii'uG>oa. r. HtNEI>. Pre>..rt
LEWIS PmLLles, Secretary. do
JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Company.
~ No T. Nai.-,trect. corner of iiGover-,trsei II,
COupa1f continues % insure against os. damage by ire
IN ldags goods merchandne generally, aso.
90 'e'eN ana cagoe' 9glns' loss or damage By inland
raygaion, on - favorable terms any other Office
DIRECTORS.
Thomas ". rso-pe, Caleb G. TINS John c. Merritt
II. Hlas GN onlrua. Moses I cktr, Thomson Price,
3er'1ail Il. Robson tasci, P sage, John II Lee,
JOin Il. Dawson, Elisha Riggs, James T.. Holmes,
in,on Elkrr VIM h. Thorn. JOAN ?. Moore,
MARTA Hoffman, Jane, 4. Whiting, Samuel Cnderhil,
Joseph Allen, Joseph Drake,
THOMAS ". THoRNE, President
7 EG... :. ~ n
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U,NTANGHED ACCOuNTS.-Thoma,

~ Ione. Accountant. 1873 Broadway, opposite Johnst
o. arrange auJ adjust account, ot every dtsc
Lon To those who ilyf not b0cn able 10 devise smpr
and ~. u.h0i oi conducting i, department, the adveI
3 or ,ir tr confidence derived from much experience.
r..necttay fer, b. assistance 900 .us-eng suth or3, 90
a-eoys' book. ue.t adapted na particular rouiinr
of business, In coup cltci p'rn"f' affairs or confused
and teget.d account, be u.g., ha.,ef 10 effect IN Al.
. ,.r, lu equ.taila All ilti., ,I'abir JsIls'n NJ
Puh.h.i and tor SAL ~ the aunor atpge, " Jone,
Pr,rc,r anI Practice oi Bolhhtrpngr which ALREADY
the text book n the lr1tpg A"atrnic institution, OF tb-
r1t~y anI the only Ag~rc1n work The subject tia
~ 80, ,rin..i fn E.uragt Proc 81 ~ slu
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io call aud sxaUne their large lmen May be- had
i',o NJ The sane place, StkAW GOODS VIZ: Ladisss
~uaw Tuscan, Mstcaa, Auerc and variety si FreEch
ant F2Hry Il, together with large Of Meas
AID Boy.s PALD LEAF and LEGIiOhN ilATS-al sold
p" tor ca or city acct ptances, by the Dozen
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- lslef NAPOI Il BATHS well known tn be essen
Tally necessary 81 tn, OF the year when the system
r~qIir's an a2N,ary tn throw o the cuce accumulated
iufln- the winter lsi which, by remaining the
o the SAN, produces diseases, colds rheumatism
scarlet lever &c. sc. The, IN operation - Court
dndt street. from O'Clock IN the morning I'LL O'Clock AT
sight. sulphur Bath, require hours notice. Portable
Nagor Bats sent To any part oi the city Brooklyn
B,ihug Tnh. aud IIip Bath, for hire nivl9 w.
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m Nj I'm az " oSB0RN LITTLE. 80 Fulton i.
ATElV YORK Diving and Printing tsta.

- ~ 49, -
y GLIS!iNEN T. SrAIhN ISLAND, Ohiceior th'
recrptou and delivery of goods, No 30 Gate 40 JOAN i
New York Dye aud fn.,. superior tnanuer, II Oa'r
g. otis. Cas-. uert~ SILKS. ~ltns, SIX Velvet aud Plush
Ribbons. Cart1n and Italian Grape, Sla and Cotton
Glove. and Hose Lld.e, du! Geut-ucn, Garments, No
rren. Dama-k and SATIN Curtains, Linens and to,iOns.
CIean.e md Rc-rn'>i Mcriuo. Tibet and Cashmere
ShaW.,, Piano and Isblr Cover. Carpet, al al ii8d,
DrI-gri, Floor Cloth, and Hearth Rugs, ChuM Curtin,
Sc. &c.
Order, carefully attended to aua promptly executed
ma Fam
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Nrw-yoKK DAILY TRguNs.-A few cop.s OF The hr''
Volume eomple,e bound and for sale al ms oi'e-'
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THOMPSON'S TRUSS.-Cure war

l. ranied.The only right principle discovered,
you have a. much pressure you w,h on the IMPURE
stfout back pad which doe great injury. Come and
try days, and II tic eases Lest and cheapest
may return IL. Apply at93 Edrdge-st near Brog~,
tor The present, all hour, LADIES' attended TO by @sJ
Al Inn
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Mars. SWEEpS 4 SCULLS.-Iba,.

~ discontinued u Ne,i-sirrci, North River side and
al my business Old Oar Establishment i02 Wapr-st,
lnd a. J save all Tie eNpss at one store, will sllk)ar
sweeps and SOULS enough cheaper psy coming
part -" Oar Establishment, 1902 Water
street > door. above Catherine Market
ffr.. a
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ID Oiled GERMAN SILVER.--JAS.

u q. MOFfElT, VI PrncV-strert, near Wooster,
would particularly call tie attention OF Hardware Dealers
nd Manufacturers Ia BIS supenor article Of German Silver
which he off sale pho--se sHd retail OF all thick
es, AMI drunts equal 60 any, either Foreign or Do
GOr AMI s~itis@s. sUu
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NFFlCE of the London and American
GREAT SALE OF BOOTS. Shoes.

N and Brogsns. Straw Bonnet., Palm Leaf Goods &C.
- Pearl I. up stairs. All purchasers who wish buy
cheap Tor cash invited to call AMI examine this stock OF
ant fresh goods, which of- Ell without reserve
q, great hargsIa by SAM 81 DANIELS
ms I'M - Psarl..I. ND .iair..
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me PRICE STORE.-it is generally
NuRNING and Hat Block Making.-The

L subscriber would inform his friends and the pub.
De- uai he shan continue The above business on Il scond
hoof iH The building No 81 Moisreet All kinds OF work
the above branches executed with n ,pach Also gen
ral assortment OF Hubs Feocs Ash Hickory aud Oak
Plank Tor sale.
TO Ltr-work,hopS 30 The same building
Lad wanted, 10 learn tie above bnsne>,. Apply l.,
my4l lw" j. Is. wEEDEN 80 Mott.i
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llAlDEN.S Premlam Pens.-A Silver

y u p :
or Fcns ht iir Amarsfu l.. suite % - lat Far The
noNsrI.it DaNc gwen tlem i~ Preference. ald the b.,
ceouutut, 1uI man. ot the public Institutions all ~,
other f,s Hey have tSy ohta ned tAe gtc, rsputa.
M ld 1rr roi surpassed lnaer hy DO the country
Tho ddt szpp4ct the MiIufactIfri, ~ by tue
agents J z HAYDEN. ; Plat. street
Agents ao or >4man, Schoo. AMI Counting house Ink
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