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EXCITEMENT.-Scarce-

l.
Il y a day passes without some new cause Of excite
men The greatest and mos, lasting has been
INDICATED ala.s NJ fae' are loud in h
have recommended them from their pnlpts rcl
has repeatedly spoken the highest terms Of them his
rs @e'''O LAWYERS AND JUDGES
have them in their courts and very ready sfer then,
to all who "es4 E !fr hsal2E A yii9' CARMEN
we'll aborng men, all patrons OF SlermaHs loz
engcs for they very pleasant and certainly easier
abou, your business, and You will find yourself welbcnl
you expect it. THEIR VIRTUES
have been fully tested by the first OF the day. His
Honor Mayor Clark, Hon. Ed j. Porter. Rev. Mr. Hand
cock Rev. Mr.. Sreetcr, Rev. Nr Anthony ): Sherman
hundreds of others OF the highest Responsibility, be
trred lO\ For coughs, colds asthma whsopng cough,
ghness of Ile chest, and consumption Shernans Congh
Lozenges the best medicine in the world For headache
papitaon Of the heart sickness lOwness OF spirits, des
pond.ncy, dizziness and all diseases Shernan'S
Camphor LozcRgeS only require few minutes effect
alarming symptoms Sh-rlnan Worm Lozenges cannot be
surpassed, AMI have been proved by more than
l,00O,OOO,
which number sold yearly Of Shcrnans Poor Mans Pas-
celebrated for curing pain weakness in the back
SIDE breast RE 2nS Paf if AS SG9y u a
and all Tor ~ cents, only one quarter the price nsua
all others BAD BREATH
and bad teeth are very common and all may be prevented
by using SlermaD' Os rooth Paste, which gives pear'y
whtenesS 10 the teeth keeps them from aching and decay
Eardens the gums and gives the breath eligiuI ra
Physicians, Clersymen and all classes have given this DELI
cous preparation their decided Appreciation Always be
careful get Dr. SIcrmans articles let any oc
palm any other on you in their place. has been done by
some; those who would receive YOU Dr. Ser-
nans only warehouse in this cityi at LOG Nassau street.
Apinwar s. l GW'. and i,u 10 s'.r
Brooklyn; Redng State street. Boston; burgess South
Third street. Chesnut street, Philadelphia; Robertson
222o Baltimore Frank Taylor Washington City Head
Charleston, s C.; Curns Co., New Orleans; J. Wilcox
Pittsburgh. milo In
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SPECIAL SESSIONS

Before Judge Lynch ana Aldermen Benson and Woodruff
Thomas Irwin was tried for stealing furnace worth Sc
Daniel Low, stealing pair OF panlaoons worth So ron
Joseph Lewis gulty,-Ciiy Prison 10 days Ann earns
stealing piece OF calico worth s. from William Mathews
guiyremanded. John Petersen. boy stealing 50 cent
from the moneydrawcr Of John Williamson: guilty-scnttc
the House OF Refuge JOHN Peterson, colored assault
and battery on Susan A. Jackson guty-City Prison G.
days Edward Vaughn, Sealing og OF mahogany WORT
So gulty-judgeUen suspended and he discharged. sam
uel Will ans coored, stealing decanter OF braHd worth
IS cents from Claus Cansan guilty also stealing wearing
apparel worth 50 from DIETRICH Steel Enilty-Penlentary
terry DIETRICH W. Myers: guiy-tined $40. Jane.
Thompson ALA, Mcintyre, assault and battery Robert
Collins guilty. also stealing pairs OF suspendcrs wort
so cents iron d. Feesh: guilty-Pen;cnary months
John Van Amburgh assault and battery on Thomas Nc
Queen acknowledgements suspended and he discharged.
inurr nod
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mo GOOD while you may Recon-

~ mend Rings Cough Candy to every yor know
has cough that breathe with difficulty inrany, pain
your fellow beings than you could possibly do in any other
and what gratifying reflection to lay you down tore.
with the conviction OF having relieved nany-periaps
rescued many from untimely gravehat Rings Vev
etable Candy has cured Immense number and given
them q lungs cannnt be denied, as
many have voluntary testified 10 that effect Then like the
good Samaritan do good while you may for life itself at
the largest space is but short Prepared and sale by
H. RING So Fulton street, Cliff and 64l Broadway
Also sold by Sands corner Chamber and Broadway 459
Broadway, OF Grand; Syme, s. Bowery corner Of
Walker; Guion, Grand aud Bowery and most u the
druggists u See the signature nj &C. II. ElNG," on
each package
n. B. Ring, reIbena Cream Elixir Of Lii. and Elysian
Dentiirice, for sale above. m25 i'm
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MEDICAL.
n OMAN EYE BALSAM for Weak an.


AINFLAMED Ely ES.-Op,ilania. or Inflammation t''
Ike eve o two kni, proceeding from ircS
or parts adjoining. orfom onunhel, >ys;enad
The oih-. external! INJURIES such aS blows contl'f
and wounds III. sIarcou> bodies OF an irritating
paur. introduced under the eyetis; exposure 70 bieiS
winds and cold: small IrarDaiory huuloc, called >tvt>
which, rise on the eyetiS various acd tunes acting
cfc,ocs stimuli such The smoke OF pit coal that OF Wool
urf Sc 700 re. OF yinouS spruouS liquors; lie
.nnr,s,on OF accustomed discharges the long application
OF strong hight or fixed attention TO inmate Objects ailH
an ,rruiouv prevailing in the mass OF i!n''>.
The common Inflammation OF the eyes commences with
sstioo a. ifrri,tv PARTICLES had nSnate,s themselves
der the ,veildS accompanied with great heat ye'in>s anc
nrcku- darling pains As increases the parts swell and
The vessels OF The become 30; only increased III >Le ard
urcid bu; appear Sumerpus than IN he atnra safe
(rra, pain is excited upon the least nncnoi the pan o'
,. v The palien, cannot bear the light and IN eifi>li
OF trar, from, the acrynal gland eSusS. which : .; 80
acrd nature eScoriats every pat on wlcE nap
mems 10 fall. In some discharge Of llck Sitnou'
matter ensles which collects cor>Ideiabr qaahiNC'
abou; The angles OF the eye particularly during sir't
Wh-r. oty one has been affected, tue 'ianinauoa
;raare nt!v *, ends 10 The other.
This valuable Ba!>lal has been uscd tor many StarS
private practice BIZ the celebrated ocists IN his ara
foreign countries and ma: be confidently relied upon rs e
most 81 lie and speed. week or 'taied eyes it
ing iror any OF tie above that ha>eser been o.r.
to the world. Price 81! cents
For ale, Wholesale and retail by
DAVID S,NDSAC co. - East Broadway COR markets.
Sold also BY A. B. 4 d. Sands ~ and 100 tu!luns ST ara
A. B. Sana> Co. rs Broadway the only Agents tor
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SCHOOLS.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL at Middle

Il TOWN. Gonna Classical and English Boarding
Schoo! for Lads TIL. Summer Session will coHmenc. on
tic ISL, May and close the 18th OF October NUM-
Der limited 10 So The charge has been reduced 10 Sleo ps
aanuil, ard now includes Instruction. Board, 1>s!n-,
ordinary Men;ing, Fuel, Lirhis an'i BEDDING.
The schools supplied with chemical ard philosopher!
spparatss ncu.ing powerful telescope cabinet OF To-
reign coins library, and reading room destruction N
modern languages, ard on the seEaph!De piano. &c.
Catalogues and minute Information may be obtained OF
G.. P Dsoswey. ESD No. ls6 Pearl street, and oiRey
Henry Chase, No. l3t Cherry street
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Us. DISTRICT COURT.
Reported for The New-York Tribune

L. $. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Belts.
The following gentlemen answered to their names e
Grand Jurors:
E Shsldon, Foreman; Silas Anes Joseph Bishop, VIM.
Blackwell. James Cleland, George Ches,eraa Albert A..
Dibblee David Johnson, VI. NJ Quackenbo, Charles +.
Tappen Jose PHI y. Barnes william G. Bogcs, Seaberry
Brewster William 6. Coe Heman w. Childs, Benjamin
Harker William Moore Stephen Sul"el William W. Todd,
William B. Townsend, Charles Del Vecchio.
Judge Thompson has vet arrived in the city After
delivering It's charge the Jury, tie Court adjourned n
this forenoon AT II o'clock.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
Several petitions in bankruptcy passed 10 decree Ohjcc
tons We're offered 10 that OF John McCarty.
Cassander F!isbee allowed 20 amend his SEIZED :
ule creditors being at liberty within five days offer Or
j"ciions being the pioneer little variation
made from the usual rule OF Since the
ton 10 prevent amendment; each party adjufge 10
pay their own.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DECISIONS
John Conovcr " Hezekiah k-ley-Moion for trial
denied
Henry Aldrich Jacob Acker.-New trial granted
Costs 10 abide the event;
Amos Noye. s..Jamcs H. RobinSon-New trial denied
W. r. Armstrong and Others vs.. J. P. SchcrmerhonL-
New; trial granted.
Benjamin h Lily ads VS. Hoyt and others.-New trial
granted.
Ebcnezer seely Benjamin T. Hsrsborne.-sIoton
denied
james L. Wilson Join Stewart--New nial ordered.
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GIVE COI-RTS.

IL the Court OF Common Pleas action FOR assault, and
battery brought by John Winrngbam, behalf Of H.
P. Winringham against James Magnus and Mervin Holm
the damages laid al 81 o00 II was boys quarrel taken
up BY the father who sued the other hoy and his employer
Holm threatened To throw plaintiff and was
urged to do SO by Magnus He also kicked young Win
tringhans shins but had been first struck himself. The
jury gave verdict for plaintiff OF SIS damages.
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4 MAN with Wooden Ear.-"Blesa

I a my soul what Il neal Card you have got!-rlere
did you get IL ~ Why was invited some beau-i.
iu machinery III operation al No 57t Boery toppo.- tie
too 30 brought a Gard show YOU Well corn.
pared Tins with ones" -nv own recently home from
low prices and Instantly declared i, 10 b. darnG ont,
rage TO public decency that any man should have the i'm
pudence 20 set himself printer who never served
day al the business and with whirlig thing with pou,p.
Gus tile OF Lelpoo Hall Press &c. guIl,he public Feel
ing contempt Tor such buffers, gave him to Understand It
SO sayDg-'and every man to his rada,-I vent to rook
al the ianhee Card Press 57i Bowery. (who although
niue deaf With one ear and IN joke calls wooden
can near :" Ell WITH the other showed hundreds ospe
cinens 10 choose from and here the public be
WIZ COCO Cards Circulars &c to nir the times
stead Of u s. shillines card. IA l.
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u. II. CHASE, 4. NJ, pr;r.;,,l
= CHASE 4 B - lI1elP "'
FAMILY Boarding School for BOYS

Wilton, Fairfield County, Conn.-The number OF pu-
pills /. lisi;ed twenty. The will commence
MAY ID. JAMES BELTS. Principal.
y. B. An interview may be had with the Principal during
nei whulesev, Brick Church Chapel. The office of ie
Mothers Magazine. NewYork, which place aud al leo
Pineapple Brooklyn circulars containing particulars
may. any ijre he Obtained.
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IMPORTANT to CONsUMPTWES.-

4 New-York, September el>t, lStl. To DR.. C. H. Ring:
Sir-A> have requested 10 give you an account ot
how your Elixir Of Life acted IN my case. cheeriny
comfy tor the benefit OF Others have had cough ever
winter for several years. and always got relief from simple
herb Till last winter neither sne thing nor Tie other
>esuedto give relief, ami was gradually washing away
hayinr 10 rrlinoush nv business IN this state pep
shaded hy my friend Mr. PecEto irv Your Elixir az ~
and before had finished the bottle was moi only cared "
.nu,. business and find myself rapidly improving lint
nv friends are aen>hcd, expecting la hear o death
sell indebted you for h, >avn. oil my life, aud
situated as was, call on
PETER y. HELMS. 10 rhompson-st
Prepared and Tor SAID by {. H. KING,
Fin f.t.C cor
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NEW WHOLESALE and Retail Cut

lery Hardware House furnishing and Tool Store, 81
Maiden Lane Goldsres where may be had, at low
prices tine and conusp Cutlery gothic .and ch and 9TH
er pattern 7 ca Trays" Dixon Sons" (EnrJ and Taun
ancd Goods, cut and wrorgh, Nails Hammers Halchrts
Saws Mal!et., Box Chissls and Scraper Gimolets Cot
general as.omen: OF Hardware for city and country rer
chants. manufacturers honsekeerers and others
The friends and former customers of s. p Smith dale
Miller Smith,. and The public generally are particularly
invited to paunze the Above establishments whsre New
Goods are constantly being received. by n. MEAD
nl4 Ina, SIMEON P. SMITH Agent
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nBSTRTCTION-The cause Of al Pull
1nnnsrx n;,rn.r, Enr-Mhaf i i!t, cause OF COGrh

Obstruction go,
What the p lienorrIa:e anu SptuhS Oh pioou
What is tin. cause of Consumption and Ab>s Obstrne
What is the cause OF Bronchitis Obstruction producing
Inflammation OF the lining membrane OF the btoncha or
wind tubes and excrron OF ucu> or prS and frequent
IL discharges OF blood Aud WHAT'S Asthma, or difficulty c
breathing but Obstruction. caused by this MUCOUS or purl
lent excreon roggins up those tnbe and trepy inPet
| me- cSDrailOn.
Remove this Obstruction and there will re evernor
iniau,mationno pain nor couglc asce>s nor cousun,i
tion-no hsnorha-e splitting otblooG-ro asthma or '
ticuy OF breathing. bu restoration 10 health VIII be GER
And what is the remedy pointed out by nature
TO remove this Ob>u ucon'
The answer E1pecnraton Yes. ENpec,arntinn IS ma
remedy. For reader there 40 other outlet for me
lurgs discharge their vtaed eNcretos but through HE
tracbca windppe and this natural discharge sNpec
torn,icn.
has ever been found equal 10 JAYNE'S ENPECTORANT
X The result OF The experience OF many years practice
produces free and easy eSpccoraton snprrcSSt> he
cough. reduces the inflammation removes the srH.rnodc
action OF the vessels and heals The ao'a surface o me
bronchla WIND tubes TIE breathing becomes EASY ana
the patient almost aud even III inc most
hopeless OF proncrs degree OF relief
before experienced by any other preparatory AMI
proongs the. patients lite 10 an indefne period MANY
who pronounced ncurable two yfars ago by Their
PLY ,can> tii alive ami appear ND worse than they
did then while hundreds nay thousands have entirely re-
covered.
u .rayne, carainalive Bssam and Tome
Neunituge nv he had nj No 20 South fh'r, street Phl'.
ielpia am, at 20 Fulton 81 OF Gold. loo Fulton
STR, ct by!ie agents D. D. Sands DFuTg,'ls; also Ioh
Co No. - Ea, Broadway, corner Market It m26
HAYNES HAIR TONlC,--For the
- growth preservation and restoration OF the air-Thc
proprietor having devoted many years OF study u te treat
inen OF the nr has AT length succeeded in composing
preparation which has proved emneprly successful in very
numerous instances in promoting he growth and strength
ening the roots of the HAIR and in several whore bald
ness has existed 1t has produced fine vigorous
growth OF hair testified to y several highly re>pec,ab-
individuals, whose certificates IL company the preparation
To the ladies lair Tonic particularly recommends
ed. 1t gives uSurad brliiancy to the Hair and preserves
| Gentle WHISPERS
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POYS' Clothing !-Childrens' Clothing!
AZ Avery large aSsortment-,ery good Qualily-verr
chcap-Geo. a. Hoyt Co No Il Bowery would respect
tny inform their patrons and the public generally, that
they have again been making preparations for the
spring and summer trade and have on hand much
larger OF Boys and Chdrens Clothing than
they before have had The public are invited 10 call
and examine their goods witt, particular reference quality
and price Terms cash. AZ SIM :
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CLASSICAL and Commercial Semina

" ry, 5S4 Rrpadway.-NIr JNO. w. 5 HOWS respect
fully informs his friends and the public, that the Isl day
OF May next he will hi, Classical and Conmerca
Day Schoolronl his present residence @ Mercer street 10
the spacious md commodios dwelling house 55i Broad
wav. three doors above SPrins-treet.
Mr.. ilows trusts that the reputation he has sustained dur
the years he presided his late establishment,
The Woosiawn Institute. will render professions
10 the future unnecessary further than to assure his friends
and the public that the system OF sound practical EGu
cation will BIZ continued BY him. which il has hitherto
been his conscientious endeavor faithfully 10 carry into
operation For terms. apply 10 Mr. Hows, tbeiorc the Isl
Man. AT his residence. 56 Mercer->treel.
" g. Mr. ows will devote portion OF his leisure time
the Instruction OF Adult Glasses in ELoCuTIoS, and III
Prva. Tuition in the when such he preferred.
Mr.. Rows would especially invite the attention ri rheo
logical and Law suients TO the system he has adopted FOR
Instruction nth important branch OF liberal education
Ii the aim OF Mr. llowS make the study OF this art ral-
dcveopenient of the MIND, than dry practice OF
clancal rules and artificial requirements. a5 CIV
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A NDERSON'S Premium POLISHING

N PASTE and PLATE POWDER-An important ar
ce for the of dealers in hardware, Britannia metab
German silver plated ware, &c TO hotel keepers private
families shipping merchants &c They haYs been na,
Prot. Iauratt Boston,; Dr. Noyes OF Clinton College; IN
NewYerk BY Dr. Chiffon Robert . Gye g'
Boar,Iman fart Bur!in- Slip; Coleman stcson As
tor IIonse; Bliss Il Creighton e Fuon-si n KawhGn,
Wright Hatch, 40 Merchants Exchange; Bun, lonphlns
4 Black ISL Broadway H. Kerr, 7i6 broadway loops
L Leigh 81 Fullon-sl; Pearson Wbtmore III Broad
way. Sc &c. For sale wholesale and r.!ai, ny ~ H.
Also as above Anderson, Bromne Crocus, for polishing
STEEL Tor the of engraycrs, gunsnitl watchrahefs' a.
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a opportunity presents itself Obtain. desirable To-.
cation in the valley OF the Lackawhnna. Pa engage
,ensvely and probably in the manufacturing Of land
which account OF domestic affection is oif.red) 1t
consists OF large Anthracite Furnace capable OF producing
mic Shop, with turning laes, Store House with profit
able trade; Dwelling House and several smaller
wcrkmen-togetar with all necessary tools such pat,
terms TASKS, &c. &c Perhaps there is place be
found where iron coUl IL made cheap for any pur
poses required. Shipments be made 10 this City al
ow and with Dispatch The object to sell the lsa>.
OF the above properE"bic has seven years 10 from
ne1tJanuarv. Further particulars be given by apply
ing 10 WI &. DUSENBERf
a6 lw y. 10 CeCarsrcet
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MFRS. S. c. REID and Daughter have

ZlsH removed their BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Young Ladies from Faurteents-ee tosi Fourtts-.
the Washington Parade Ground. few doors west 81
McDoural-.tIrei.
Tie Spring Term will commence the Goth OF March.
Resides the Senior Branch OF the Boarding school, there |,
also separate Department, exclusively for Children under
the age nine years where they will bc carefully attended
By respectable natron lady The >tricest attention PAID
10 religious instruction and the cultivation OF morals
The Institution under the entire superintendent 81
Mrs Reid. The charges moderate The bes, OF teac.
er> arr empayed. mis- I'm
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,OLICE nEFICE-

CAUGHT IN THE AcT-A man named Thomas Golden
went this morning into the of MeSrs Ferris Smith
No. 25} Pearl street. and stealing l24 yards of broadcoh
worth S So was in the act Of walking OF with his plumber
when he was arrested taken TO the Police Office and sent
&c prison.
RESULT EIcE.-Three of the iral female, of our CITY,
named Elizabeth A. Chambers, Mary Ann Anderson and
Ann Van Clui dlsorderieS Migrants and prostitutes by
fsson yesterday sent the Pcn,enary for three
months each.
PERsEvERING PUaLoINER--Some eight months since,
young fellow named William W.on robbed the money.
drawer OF Dennis Sullivan No 81 Oliver.strcet OF hand.
fa OF change but being detected dropped HE money and
escaped About month thereafter he stole half dollar
from the drawer and again escaped. To-day he rob-
bed the drawer for the third time but being caught the
act, taken to The Police Office and prison.
STEALING Bo0T.-A stout boy named William Ellis
went TO the boot and sse store Of Henry Newell No lG8
ChaaH..tree yesterday, and stole boot worth go but
was caught taken to the Police and committed.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-On the night s the 18th OF
March, the dwelling house of Nr. Edwin A. Pearce, No
MorrSsieet burgariausy entered through the first
basement window and robbed oil live silver fable spoons s-
yer soup adc and other articles worth $50. Un the 4l
inst named Nicholas Troy blacksmith and Junk shop
Keeper No. 70 Anthouystree carried the five spoons ana
ladle worth $5 TO Mcssrs. F.. SebblnS Co., No FOL
Broadway, in broken up state, and offered 20 sell them
As the spoons and ladle had been made there some eSht
months before Dr Mr. Pcarce. MIR j. Robbins the clerk nj
identified them and inerrogang Troy, who gave no
satisfactory answers he taken the Police and held 10
bail in $500 receiver of stolen goods II {
said he gave stranger $40 for the articles.
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a. b. SANDS & co. 273 Broadway Z"
corner Chambers.streetI
A. r. D. Sanls 70 Fulton corner Gold,ts,, 100 FuItqt
corner wilan-sts and Sands Co. 81 Ea, Broadway +
ml9 >"
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TEWHARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns &c

! The subscriber, importer of English and German
Hardwac receiving fresh assortmrnloi all The
tices in this line of business begs Ia assure dealers that
examination they will find his stock very complete and
OF good quality and at lower prices than elsewhere. On
iumcnt OF this statement alone he relies fer portion of
their business and requests the favor OF call previous
making their purchases
full assortment oil "JAMEss" celebrated Wood Screws
always OK hand
Agent Tor and dealer in Domestic Hardware Goods -
Goods for sale TO the Trade y the package, liber
al discount allowed for cash. EDWIN HUNT
ms SmE a5 or n John St, between William Gold NY
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I'D ruTE-An English and Classical Boarding School
limited Ia thirty Pupil>.
The term OF this Institution will commence The 81
coni May lis location Washington Avenue two
miles eaeTy OF the Brooklyn fsres Is unsurpassed FOR
beauty and heaithne> aud combines complete country
trenent with easy access to the city Catalogues with
ference, be- had OF Messr Harper Brothers
81 CiiI.st. Fl :. Ravuor, 81 Bowerv and OF Dayton
Newman. corner OF Nassau and Fultnu.sts.
as lmeod. JOHN YOUNG, Principal
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1.-TWO SILVER MEDALS AND7Dl

1.-TWO SILVER MEDALS AND Z DI
Il PLOMAS have been awarded to John landmark. 8:
Cha,hamstreet, for tie best Cologne and Perfumery For
years he has been sngngei in the manufacture of Per-
umery this city, and until The present time he has
presented himself before The public in the advertising cp
Of any paper but sustained by the decision OF en-
nent judges Of Periuery given the Fairs held in th, city
and Boston, be feels authorised saying those who
aay article in his line that 3S Chathamstreet they may
find superior quality, moderate prices Remember the
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BOARDING SCHOOL for Young La

ae des.-Mrs IOYT, ion. established al the HALL Q:
EDUCATION Grand>treet, Williamsburg. l. L. VIII receive
few more pugi>or The Spring and Summer
TE,cHER>-Eev. r IIoyi; Rev. y y. Whiting, Proie>-
.or OF Languages: Miss Meircs. Music: Mrs Hoyt En-
hodery. Drawing. wor:trd Work Plaa Sewing. &c
Re!erencc>-Rcv.= Lot Jones T.. McEiraiI, ESQ. AID.
Murphy, IsTa-lPo>t.
TERMs-Twelve Dollars pcr month, payable in advance.
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NINTH On spirits manuaclacd from sr1n or other ma.
als, Tor trst proof liyseveu
cents, for third three cents fourth
cents, Ter fifth proof y-ivc CENTS and for
above filth proof ninety cents per gallon; Madeira wine
fifty cents per gallons sherry wine thirty per su
ION; on the wines ri Sicily, per gallon
WINGS OF France Spain and Austria casks, pel
ga!en on all other wines OF France Spain, Austria Ger
Hany, and the Mediterranean Casks eight per gal
Ion; wines OF all other countries IN casks fifteen cent
per gallon and il, bottles fifty per gallon: vinegar
fyeCe gallon.