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ri OTICE TO THE LADIES.-Tht

subscriber so well known to the ladies of New for% Tor
The superior style of Shoe and Cater Boot with which hey
are daily furnished be for the information OF ladies
visiting the city, well those in the county bat his store
Exclusively for ladies' is in spenard street, No 10 one
III acow Canal street. and the corner OF Broad way
where ladies be supplied with the Partisan Shoe IN
St lie not 10 be surpassed, il equaed IN HE CITY, Laolss
who have been loss where obta since Lane
retired ron business, be supplied by his long and
tested servant SAML. ALLrN.
For getting up the article of Ladies Shoes and Cater
Boots we always considered sr. Allen superior to any
man we ever had in employment"
On hand beautiful assortment Of ladies Morning Slippers
entirely of new style Also excellent Slip SURPRISING
any thing the CITY, price 81 My hes, goods equally low,
at No 20 Lspenard street, street below Canal street.
eoi2w
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nIsEAsED EYES AND INFLAM


NATION OF THE EYE-LTDS.-any disease or
weakness o the eye, inflammation OF the cye-ds, can be
quickly and safely removed. bv thu use ot the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM.
Mrs Davis No II Essex street. has hecn cured 10 OF
IrrGi.lan eye lids and weak eyes. CT years dura.
lion, by using only one jar OF the Eye Basam
Miss Fitzgerald. No Market street. bad tor two or three
years been 50 muc! afflicted with weak and nfaed
That She could scarcely 10 read Her eyes have
been com peelv restore! by this 6alm after all other means
had failed Hundreds have by rs healing virtues been re-
stored 10 light. wgre almost total blindness, CAUSED ny ex-
ces,i,c inflammation, bad existed for years.
The Roman Eye Basaan hls been Il long time used IN
private practice hy the eminent ocnistS IN this and
foreign countries and its astonishing efficacy in removing
all disease an, Inflammation rou The eye las established
for il rcpu;aca ar beyond The reach OF any other repa
ration
IN DIZZINESS OF SIGHT, caused by fixed attention 10
minute objects orby long 10 strong hight, aud
in the partial loss of sight rom sickness or old
a. e. il is sue resOrer, AID should be used by ali who IND
their ghi failing without apparent disease Put up IN
small Jars with fu directions for Price 5I ccIs IRE
pared and sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SANp&
co. II East Broadway. corner Market St ". \.
Sold also A. 3. & D. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street
81 lyle In
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NR. SWAYNE7S COMPOUND Syrup

Of Wild Cherry may be had at Minors Drug Store,
Ia2 Broadway. corner of john street
From Toe great satisfaction this medicine has given in
Throat aa Iupy Diseases weakened constitution. espe-
pecslv when the nervous system is impaired is claiming
the attention OF TIE medical profession in various sections 81
The country as well ms in popuIous cities from the crcum
stance of lis wonderful effects.
BAN extract from the Weekly Messenc er, published
nj Cbambersturg. states that Dr.. Humphrey, late OF 81
Ttomas in this county, used Dr. Swasnes Syrup OF Wild
Cherry personally during prnrace Illness preference
+, any .i;I,er medicine he could Obtain. IylS linz
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HEORISON'S Siygcian NIcdiclnes.-
Jvav New-Yo.k is making on improper of hiessrs.
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale OF their Meli-
cnc THIS *, therefore, 10 inform the public that Mr.
Sanauos is not authorized to sell MORlSoN'S FILLS
in New York and MessrS Mou'sons om,y Agents IN
New.York are Messrs FIRTH HALL, of No. Frank
lin SQUARE from whom alone the Medicines be had gen.
uire. tslgned) NDRiSoN W.
Dated British College Of Health, New Road, London
Tune I6tb 1872 jy9u
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sake OF gain. .,
The undo rsignel by His Exceuencv, under date OF
JOHNSTON, JAM -. 1872
lfr Charles Dyer. Jr.: Ny dear sIE.fonr conmunca
ton OF Yesterday asking opinion OF Dr. Starkweathes
Hepatc Elixir has received this morning In reply
will inform you my confidence !. patent medicines
generays very asttcrng. have had too Inuch rsa
son 10 believe that unprinciped will often palm upon
hr fellow citizens tbsr useless il not dangerous nostrUns
sake OF gain the OF which takes up thatmpHr
and critical period of time without producing any goo
effect sven otherwise perhaps proper remedies would
used and much suffering and distress prevented
For thai reason have used them, feeling myself and
family TO be much safer under the directions OF my family
ySfciars IN. bavag been afflicted for the last six years
with difficulties in the side and chet uncomfortable and
cn distressing, painful aud somewhat alarming and from
Which could get only temporary relief livery fortunately
noticed Your advertisement OF The medicine IN question:
hsd been school boy with Dr.. Starkwealer, and had
with him long and intimate acquaintance wh.n we were
Young men, and from my knowledge OF him thought BIN
Incapable OF practising deception any person this fc
induced me DR.. Starhweathes Hepac Eilxir, and
by It's use COW believe myself 70 be entirely cured
need therefore, say 70 that conser II OF real
value cerainy think It's discovery of great publ i'm
poriance.
The ir,t bottle took gave much relief which regn-
larry progressed Until had taken SIX bottles when dis
continued il, having thank God further use for at pre-
sent With mnch regard and respect.
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Your obetlient and humble scr
cstfT NJ

SAML- w. KING.
Sold in New-York by the oaly agents A. B; K D. SANDS,
druggists 10 and Fufon->,reei also sold ny Abraham B.
sands s8 Broadway. Granite Buildings, corner OF Cham
bers s. and NJ David Sands Co. No. n East Broadway,
cor.er ri Markers, Price 81 ;yl6 In
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

Bntler et al.
In pursuance OF order Of this Court made he above
enttlcd cause viii be sold n pable aucrr under The d.
Tectian the subscriber, o: the Masters this Court
nv " IL franklin Anctioneer II the Merchants Exchange
IN she CITY of NewYo-k, the 9Th day September Eex
at IL q clock, at noon, OF thai ,tsy-
AL and singular tlc following ist. piece Parcel OF Land
on wh2ch Cocon-siil nfw sands situate. yirg aad being
in IL. ownsip of NswPaltZ County of U!s;sr aid State
of New York. BEGINNING The Waikiki al IN ,rce
thence running Sou,h IL West chains and tverYsv-a
links thence South S. East chain ns thirty four Inks,
theme. North - Eas, the Waikiki. thence up and along
said Waikiki chain. thtyfou7 links place CT be-
ginning, heng bocpted The and courses by The
land of Ezekiel Enge the third corner land CT l.
NJ H. Butler and the fourth ny TIE waikiki with n III
OF Two cnbic teei OF wafer Eighteen feet oSsTshoi
wheel or wheels. with The appnuenances.
New-Yolk, July .. 1872
WILLIAM IS CAMPBELL,
Master 10 Chancsry, No - Johu-street
jya5 law6w WILLIAM II. 81 ELI. Solicitr
Ir Albany Evening Journal. copy.
NJ B.-For good Fit and cheap Cloth
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VIE I 10 1T. MI Y = IT !" " II = u
3 Thomas D. Adams, $500 Broadway, in the basement
the person good head OF hair. He has done upon the
head Of person sevenvseven years o6ge When hecdie
TO this CITY last fall he offered take twenty persons V i'm
bald heads and give them good head Of bar io- nolhng
This ne has accomplished, aud those persons are no living
witnesses in this city, and be referred To al any time 10
prove The perfect OF Mr. Adam mode OF reainls ut
His skull The resu, of fourteen or fifteen years experience
in making experiments for The OF Badness and lie has
at last enli.ey succeeded The secret lies in restoring
healty 10 the skin His method equally effective TO
Lei all who desire good head OF hair call and examine
n selyes and Trey VIII be sntlsien W. V
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VTzHE- PEOPLE of the Stake of New.

TTHE PEOPLE of the Stake of New
Il York the creditors, OF Kin egs,ees, and all
persons Interested in the OF Aaro. Hyoe saic ot the
Town OF Huntington in the county OF SciIolk deceased
Greeting: You, and each OF you, hereby cited and
required personally TO be and appear before Surrogate
of The couory OF Suffolk, al The I'm OF Edward Dodd, al
Babylon The SAID town Of Huntington, the 18th day OF
July O'clock the OF that day, thea
and attend the al settlement If The aceoUntS Of
Sesh Ear sole surviving Executor Of the last will and
testament the said Aaron Hbie deceased IrSuant TO
order made and entered this le sa,d Sur
roga;e
Given under the hand and seal of Office OF cur
H. sal Surrogate, at The c. Rivereai, IL said
county, the eleventh Day OF JuGe, one thousand
eight huuired and foriy-iwo-
len iaw4,vt GEORGE MILLER. Surrogate.
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= c5zs ST. POWELL & CO.'S Line

= :. INV IlLIl 10 W t.Ino
Swss----s.==..-g For NE,WBURGii. landing at CALD.
& s1tTS WEST POINT, and COLD SPRING.-Thc
steamboat Highlander, Capt Robert wardrop viii leave
loot ii Warrens, every Monday. Thursday and Saturday
sti NJ Returning, VII. leave NSwburgh every Monday
at A. NJ and Tuesday and Friday a. r n.
Cor freight or passage apply 10 the Captain on board
Baggage and freight OF all esc pion Bank bs or fe-
@ hoard must be al the risk OF tie owners thereof, unless
hil nj t,dinp or recsp signed nr the %
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nj EW YORK Dying and Printing Esta,
IN BASEMENT, STATEN ISLAND, Office for The
New York-Dye and finish superior manner Broad
cloths CaSsmerss, Silks. Satins Silk Velvet and Plush,
Ribbons, Canton and Italian Grape. Silk and Cotton
Gloves and Hose, iatts and GeGil-mcrS Garments No
reen Damask and satin Curtains, Linens and CouonS
Cleanse aud Re-fuiSil a'erino, Thbet and Cashmere
Shaw.s Piano ard Table Covers Carpets of all kisdS
Drugget Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chnt2 Curtains
&c. Ike.
rnSS i7N&Es
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Sold by the Agents a. B. D. Sards Druggists, No 20
Fuiton street Goli and 100 Fulton 81 at whole
sale and rela'.od also by AbrahaI g. Sands Co NO I3
Broadway. OF Chambers street. and David Sands
&C. No - East Broadway, OF Market Stree - %
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= rsys-e IsFOR PEEKSKILL, YER
55.ssgSgssg. PLANcN, Grassy Point Sing Sing TaE.
ry0Vv, Oobbs' Ferry, Hastings and Yonkers Breakfast
and Dinner on board
The new and splendid steamer COLUMBUS, Captains
W. Stone, will leave NewYork from The foot OF Chambers
,trf CT every morning Fridays excepted al O'Clock -
returning leave Peeskili day al past IL oceck,
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Ere EACH way g CENTS.

The boat viii be accompanied by All old FiShcrman well
,coaiored wiz The Shing Ground Bait furnished. An
yellent Band oCusic engaged accompany the boat
Refreshments of the rsi quality furnished on board EXTRA
A chaniber;nad will attend 10 the ladies and children
Cant Gould pledges himself that pains shall D" spared
10 c?xe satisfaction and maze these Excursions both plea
SAINT and agreeable those who will hono ham with their
The Public are assured that the Superior will postivey
leave on the above days throughout the season. i've we'd
the n,ni,S my 20
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7DTSSES .,d STppORTFRS
GOVERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND.

InPer,ant Te.timonyIt farther proof l. reGnirsdio
establish the fact bc inestinabe value Dr.
erS Uapafic Exir the following COMMUNICATION from The
Hon Samuel W King 1oveno! OF the State OF Rhode ISL
and conaias adequate testimony ustan,'ae beyond
discue and must p1t entirely 4; rest The idea that this %
tent remedy Is classed the many useless and dangerous
norums which palmed upon The public merely tor the
sake OF gain. -
,he md, rsirnes by HI ExceIlencv. under date OF
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! l--ss1@ AGRANn EXCURSIONS

S.x-SSSS--=- for the Fishing Banks Off Sandy Hook
every Tuesday and Eriiay CJriGc ttt season. i large
and commodi6us steamboat SUPERIOR. Csp 5otn Gnud.
S the ,easa on Friday morning, May 27t, leaving Ii.
bier foot Of Chambers st al O'Clock Hanmond.s,. past
Canalst past g. Pier No N. r to O'Clock, Market
street Pier Sococs Caherinest. Ferry Brooklyn, past
@ and Pier No n. K. pas, O'Clock, landing at Fort
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nj B.-For a good Fit and cheap Cloth
v. ing, call al Il. AppLEToN-S Casa Tailoring Es
abistneni, sa4 GsaDdssreet corner fAorney ry4 en-
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s1uBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OE.

FIcE, No. So John street-Notce Is hereby given 10
The relatives and of kin OF Joseph Medley late oil
Yorkshire England ssaman-Timoihv DUyer Ia,e o.
County Kerry ireland, and who alleged have died
!u.e,a,e thai the effects tie said niesates my
possession and will be administered upon according law,
the sane shall be claimed hy some lawful executor
administrator on or before the 9sh day OF Angus,
Dated July 3, 1872. T.. hSICHUM.
IL Public Administrator
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- TN LET ~ EK0OKLYN.--f..igh,

;sl modem lui story aiis and basement houses
finished in The ne>, manner IA garden WIKI each housed
pleasantly situated alung the bay, giving entIfe
view of the hay aud city OF New York, distant miles from
the South frr onnbasse> RAINING past the door. IL
Nay the will be pui very low good 10
quire Sr. BayIi Hardware store, third door from Hen
Atlautic->rect. Brooklyn. IL luE
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Tie opinion Off. T. Ducael. NJ D. late Professor oi 1
nis,ry in the University of Maryland, State Geologs
&c. BALTIMORE, > - - ~ -.
Dr. w s. Love having submitted 10 mea vial OF M VIZ
,a,e Err Tor the cure OF intermittent evers aea ma
me acquainted with the ingredients that enter us colpns
non all of which recognize members e the ha'eFIa
me,ica. recommended for their februge properties. /
strongly recommend its in The cases assigned ~ nun
As the constituents Of this Elixir are moreo'e cptpe
according to the acquisitions OF the art hey VII! eou'e
seVera'Iy contribute ~ INC "'''''- IT nI-CATFI
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DARDEE's NEW-YoRk and New

DARDEE'S NETWORK and New
Orleans Writing and Bookkeeping AGA aemy No
76 Liberstreet. doors of Broadway Tort ROOM
Double Entry Book .kespng, taught in twenty lessons
Single do do 90 twelve 90
Prnmanship do twenty-five 10
Stenograpiy 60 twelve do
OF hour each, giving the pupil the privilege
repeating the without extra expense Terms
moderate R-ferences-Rev j. Nicho;s, LAKE Professor OF
Languages. Union College. Schenectady. n; Y. C: C
ana.ion Esq. of the Mobile Advertiser and Chronicle
Col G. N Lan-,loa, Nrw-Oeans. Nuu'erors recnulnen
dations from pupils may he seen nj The room. iy7 W.
V1AkE NOTICE that we. the under
i signed have been appointed Trustees OF the estate
OF William Fawcc,; nonresident debtor and that al
persons indebted to said william, Fawcett are hl
qured render account Of all such debts and
O; money owing by them respectively, and ali
having in their possession any IroParty or effects
the said WA Eawce required 10 deliver the same
the said Trustees; aad all creditors Of the said m
Fawcett required deliver 10 their respective
and demands the Office OF Philip Seyer, No 81
Wa-Strect in the city nf Nov hst,rr t ety
seventh dav OF August next, GEORGE PEsRCE,-
HENRY DIXON
PHILIP SPEYER,
iyI5 5w Trustees OF the estate o Wiitiacl Fawcct
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iHy.sI 1-tari1 R1ssvile. The RARlTAN Capt. Fister,
vii! leave the foot Of Barclay.s;r-e during tie week OF
Angus, Is, Tor Ro.svile, Lorg I,and. The Camp Meeting
will csntiune during the week. The Rsritan leases Rns
Vile at before A. NJ. fer New York Fsare each way
"a cents. N-91t
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A TO lett he large KOom on the
second ioor OF the College OF Physicians and sur
geon-, 81 Crosby-,ree Known tie College Hall The
Roeui Is well lighted ard ventilated. and has snail Room
opening urn Tie Its cOnvenlec' inc2 o. meet
ing for public worship for Lgrary aSocaiiGns. The
Room may he al auy time application TO the JAM
tor For further particulars apply 10 r. WATTS, J l42
If
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PIE VEGETABLE ELIXIR is prepared and sold
where agents NAV be supplied on aprica' ina ~
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JHNElTy
have read Professor Po,;er's views Of the Vegetable
Elixir and they are so exactly in accordance VIII; ny opn
ion that subscribe fully his sentiments bye seen pon
use it successfully. " al NJ. iAs.n
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h 10 hFOR URGi-l.and-
,sssl5:sss7g. ing al Cadwelfs West Point aa.l Gold
SprIng.-Ih steamboat JAMES MADISON Capt Charles
Ha.ead, will leave Narreu-sreet Pier, every TUESDAY
AMI FRIDAY EVENINGS, al O'Clock.
III Baggars, Packages Parcels, Bank IS Ills Specie
put bord OF this boat hou being book
OF the beat OF receped for will be al the risk OF The
eryt1areor. f23
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: r. NELEZABETH-PORT AND

- : }
sumner 4rang cnent.-Fpe ~ Ceaks
I'll. s;samhosts wfTER-wITCH, cINDERELLs and
YORK ;ogcng Eegs-srigfiton and Po-t.Richmond GA
an5 after the 43 day OF Jrly si2each rp, follows:
:. Lave Ezabeth-cT Leave n. York pier NJ R.
At6i, y a II O'Clock, 4. NJ ATS ~ aud IOt A. NJ and
andal and eo'ciock P II Al 4and s. ecleck ~
:. boat wiz seaye Port Richmond at O'Clock A. Ma nd
New.fofE Tor Port Richmond At o'clock, p NJ, and " IL
remain over night al Port Richmond.
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Tbos Owings NJ D., Baltimore.
Jconcur in the opinion Of Professor Potter OF me cura
raj obstinate and protracted cases ontrrtten ever with
TO-; -, t'.oass - THOMAS OWiNGS
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: -. issTATEN ISLAND FERRY

Foot of whehall.s,reet-I ". stoara-
ers STATEN ISLANDER ard SAMSON will run as
follows until farther notice
La Es STATEN IsIASD at u, 9, TO- 70 A. VI, and 1s,s,4
u
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Leare E1a5stPor al g. 10 and i2 O'Clock, A. aad at
Leave Ns- al 10 and ls O'clock A. 81 AID at q 81
Bound Brook, SouieIyi!le Eeson l. 3chooieIs Mounpae
by The Eii1aaeih toxin ard sou,rvi- Railroad Cars, Wi
.eage Aew- ORR In the y O'Clock boat the morning and
IN L'e and O'Clock beats ia the afternoon
PASSENGERS from The " O'Clock boat will leave Souaerye
N stages for Eas,on and Tor Schooeys Mountain Oh the ar
rival of the SonleryiI;e
The sors Car VIII leave the ;.ou OF The Union fIo,sl
quarter Of an hour previous the departure of each boat
Al baggage II the risk OF IL owner iv6
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All ask for my medicine is far and mPqrta! tTial IL
that be given to it. in viii promise the patient not
only spee3yresoraon TO heai-bat heat; with az ia'n-
pnred aud perhaps inrgGrntcd conStttHon-b'eSsinSS
whose value is beyond calculation.
1t Persons vg in districts snhiecl 10 the hsue and Pc
YER should always keep supply OF the Eii On and a.
there is nothing like timely resort 10 fenedai mas aa
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Tos@ SCAMP MEETING during Ii

Vr.iph, "a ken on the ruc> reasonable terms
To Le-i Sieamhoa; E-r;h at arren'street fis NnI'
RIVER Apply on board The Wa>liIng,n ylo I'm :
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BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
a share of their patronage.
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
Of every description ruled and bound to any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal TO any in the
United States he will also execute orders for all
binds of MACHINE RULING.
MANUSCRIPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at
sonabe prices.
OLD'BOOKS rebound, MAPS mounted and var
nished, PORT FOLIOS of all sizes and descriptions
manufactured to order
aTParticular and personal attention will be paid to
orders for confidential work at the public offices
escwhereIf
The subscriber having been for many years en-
gagged in the above business and having apractical
knowledge of the various branches, feels perfectly safe
in assuring the public, that he will be able to execute
orders for everylescrpon of work in style that can
not fail to give satisfaction.
His Bindery is on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue between fourteenth and fifteenth streets oppo
site the Post Office Department.
JOHN A. BLAKE
WAsnlNoToN July Goth, 1871.
N. B. All orders left at the Madisonian Office will
be promptly attended to. july 81
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NEW MUSIC.


lust received the following pieces Of New Music,
d at the old established Store, two doors east Of
10Th street w. FISCHER
Bonnie Charlie, favorte Scotch song
The Woodland Call, Duet, by T.. j. Loder.
The Poets EIegy-Weepfor star from our frma-
ment taken--Lines on the death of Thomas
Haynes Bayly, Esq, arranged for two voices.
My heart is in the yellow leaf by +. Weand.
NV soldier wears 4 tartan plaid by J. Barnett.
Fall Of the Oak words by G.. Hill, Esq. Of Wash
ton, music by J. ii. Hewitt
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard Duett, written by
T. ii. Bayly, Esq.
Kate Anderson, my Kate by N. CROUCH.
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John by
f. J. Loder
There's bliss in the morning of love by J. A.
Wade.
Wishes by s. Nelson.
Come Come! Soldier ome!-Gee.
watch for thee, Serenade by II. Thomas.
A Mothers love; words adapted to a beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Amelia"
by w. C. Peters.
Farewell FAREWELL for the Guitar, by +. Weiland,
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my fairest, do do
Sleep my child do do
BE it folly or frenzy, do +. kinlock.
Merrily merrily sounds the horn for the Guitar.
III build for thee an altar for the Guitar, by
ID. C. Yon.
L'invitatione la Chase; by G. Blessner.
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by +. Wei
Vienna Snipes Waltz; by j. X. Cpl.
Quadrilles from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia, with variations.
may "a
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CLINTON HALL BOOK STORE
CORNER OF
NASSAU AND BEEKMAN STREETS,
NEW YORK.


NASSAU AND BEEKMAN STREETS,
NEW YORK.
7 S. REDFIELD, PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER AND
y STATIoNER, has for sale, at the above place
wholesale and retail, at the lowest cash prices an
extensive assortment of Theological, Classical, Mis-
cellaneous, and School Books; also, Blank Books
and Stationery.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The fifteenth edition of 60 SIX HUNDRED PICTO-
RIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE, AND
VIEWS IN THE HOLY LAND" 3 vols. Svo
An idea may be formed of the estimation in which
this work is held by the religious community, from
the fact, that THIRTY THOUSAND COPIES have
been sold within the past eighteen months ! Price
two dollars per volume.
Also, beautiful volume, entitled Eastern Arts
and Antiquities" with several hundred engraving
400 PIP. I6mo., price, 81 Also, " Bible Quadrupeds,
l6mo, beautifully illustrated, price, ST.
/. All new works received as soon published.
Orders from abroad respectfully solicited, and
promptly attended to.
New York. May IL.