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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

S,TSe Of Isas and S1, Gws sd5c Gea
Fssiss rs ?A 3. iay
Fss Assa Wi MIN %dssto S$9ss Miai%% 49, ,
sSed a sS E,e .SR: N lS A Goa
dS q, from Porto Rico for New London t TO- Ionic May
GE pilot suSsy S night Sandy ,i' HOOK By s. dis
Ship Southport Herbert days from Charleston with cotton
;: p p STs OF a la e lon ;ed ship Howard I'm
BS MSea Edgar IL days from Mobile with cotton to
VIII s'S ssSSa fsr xhS;. a days from
,t % IS spoke ;ch pay Horss from Boston Wash
81 signal a a SS White Bali ss st
CSP Fisher Ssybsn Nc 81 ffs%a HS day. w..
Ss % Corning Sons Len brig. Rosa"i and Eagle
Brig TsPrssnY,coly Goodrich of New Hen days from
s sS re- I N sr%, Gso sailed cy j. COZ
S d LT s.s snGw % PS,Gg Ss
Tor days Gallant Mary of and from Baltimore Just
With BIZ o ss. p from Hamburg and cp1haysn Mar "a
Ft fh hence Tor HAVE 3h saw large steamer bound
RnS Jane; Wilson Pgkne, from Palermo and IS days from
SIN PoIe CONN Of New Orleans, % day. from Tampco,
Snd ..h W%c Bsn s sisd from Orleans iaS
Sa% Yo h s Ts%UsO brig ch., Carroll
i9i for Mobile on 2;h Anil; schr Roaha Baker Of North
t nc: New q s sHs
m,.on om N.S S3s 70 9 s Ss cea'a Of Tho
SshT Colnda Be,y. North Carolina with cyprus shingles
schr Charles Johnson Richmond with coal to Williams
Below.
ship, said to be the Diadein from New Ore,ps
Sailed.
f'fss. ship s,s de Case Hare ss, Isaac Msud Dart
May 10TH lat 30 Ion n bark Swan days from Ma,anra TO-
la lat % 30 long 70 30 bark Che.tes from Mobile for
ton.
Foreign Ports.
a1 DsNYo o & Ag snsn A sv ma%'' Baltimore
ST. GEonors, iBeTmads } April 9o-Arr fremont NYork
AsE a. Il III & SssLa s s: wv Y.
for New York in days. "
United states Ports.
Bacon, My ~, iev :, Alpine wIn& a
Get Bal; abigail Eliza Work Frances Norfolk Cid,
oa BSiTess G M1y l,AE Aurora B Terra
DsiS% S'I& ana May sn Jq. Emen NYo Ella
Ru s'%S sseF
C Ha5assah Portsmouth Below Swatara Livepool; Rich
W Raxs sss Boston, Mna psa fsn
fp Bangor G' cSslo na Ann ' and ssN inter-
R,enTSsG My 2-AH Mary Maria ThGwa.,on. Below
a f' Asd Tsaa os Pom
tiac, NBedford
FREDERICKSBURG Nay EAR Clinton, NYori; Henry Bos.
ton.
NORFOLK, May Pin Hampton Roads, Undine PhiladeI
phis.
NnwsEes May 77An Kimberly Wndss; Select, do; Re-
do. CID Diamond, Boston; Minerva NYork.
CHARLESTON, May l3-CfdH Allen, NYork; Masela Ha
SAvASNAH, May l2-Cu Aurelin.. L'pool.
MOBILE, May g-Ar Fortitul., Hayrc. Crd Thames Ha
vre MARY Cole NYork.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7-Cld Peruvian Liverpoo Europe
Alabama Malaga; NpW
York; vsndals do; H,ban. Do Creole do; Uncas Havana;
Edwiss Cameaehy Arr, Bowditch, Lrerpoo Pontiac, Ha-
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snIc.otthe stock Exchange.
Second Board .
State OF Trade.

There was good amount of business done to-day and
prices OF some descriptions OF produce FIRM
Flour improved 81 Sales of ashes S. u.s. Sugar
Prices sifened little Box sugars of first hands
sales OF 600 hhds Porto Rico at 81 cts b 800 boxes
Cts, and 10 St Crox at 81 cts OilsThore have been
sales OF 5000 bbs Whale for export 80 cts and parcels
to the trade at % Co. There sale of Crude Sperm
the East at GO cents Linseed OIL has improved and in
good demand at s. cts cash and SO cts mos Some Olive
Oil sold at eshty-lve cents per gallon six months
Professionalism and Western New York Pork sold at SO
and So In beef there change but for both beef and
pork there is but feeble demand compared W it'll the stock
Butter and Cheese in good demand at steady prices
40 hhds Boston hams sold at about7 cents per b Lard
continues to sell treelycity rendered u cts Rce-The
sales have been about 45o erces 50 rs 50 l21 per
l00lbs, cnsh, for fair TO good.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Ship Quebec-Alexis Eustaphieyc, Esq Consul
Genea from Russia and lady; Rob, Eamarss and Tacke,t,
New York; Miller, Baltimore; B Shutter St Louis;
Thompson, Edinburgh; Mr. and Mrs Crawford, Eliza Hall
Mrs and Miss Gmbly Mrs Jacobs aud servant Miss Sim
Miss Jacobs. Mr. + Hickman London; Mr. Lawrence
Moss and lady, Canada; Mr. Wolf Mrs Berne Lsefe. Miss
100 in steerage.
LrEsrooLT ;shp Gauck,Ja' NEG esor, Tho. stewan,
Carroll, Miss McGregor II w Boyd Thos Coleman-3is in
CHARLr.ros-Ship southpor-Mrs. Dr.. Wagner Miss r.
Wagner Miss f. Wagner Mrs. Carter, two children and SER
Mr.; F. Bailey and child Mrs g. n H,vers. Mrs shuttle, Dr.
Dodge T. Napier. c. Ramsey, A. T. Hlyers ID. McFanane
T. w Leonard Mr.. Sal,cr I. Bennett r. w. Morehcad b.
g. CTk, j. Z. Clak, W. $. Scoieid H. Myers and d. f. NJ
Kenzie.
MognI-BHg hic al Baldwin; lady and Two children
ter, j q Clcveland-3 in sieerage.
TAMPco-Schr Diric-John Qun aud Andrew Thompson.
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Weekly Report of Interments
In the City and County Of New York, from the It'll day
May TO the l!th day of May, 1912.
40 Men t3 Women 40 BOYS 20 Girls. Total ISL

In the City and County Of New York from the 7th day Of
May TO the llth day Of May, 1912.
40 Men 10 Women; 40 Boys 20 Girls. Total, ISL
DISEASES.
Absces, l. Aneursm l. Apoplexy &; Asphyxa, o. Bleed
ing from Lungs. Burned Scalded, /; Casualties, Con-
sumption, 81; Conyulsions, IL; Croop Hives Delinum
Tremens 5; Darrhoea O. DyeneTy Dowy, 3; do in The
y o. Fever 3: Fever Puerper s. Fever Scarlet 8; Fever
Typhoid Q; Fever Bilious, Il Inflammation o. do Of Brain
y! do Of Stomach d do Of Womb 0; do Of Kidneys i Insa
tGeaton o; Mar Il Maormson, 2; Measles /; Old
Age Organie Disease of Heart 2; Palsy o. Rhsumatism
Snrue, i; Suicide 1; Teehiny, 4; Tumor l. Unknown, q
Whoopins Cough, 3; Worms /.
Under year 3o TO years, l6 10 S. III to TO- o. 10 TO
90 o. 20 to 30 Is; 30 To 49, 2e 40 to So l6 so TO co. e. GO TO-
J; 10 to GO, 3; so to 90, q
PLACES NATIVITY
United States l03 Ireland 26 England q Scotland Ger
many 6; France, Switzerland Snan' /; Prussia, /; Brit
ish Possessions in North Americs, o; Unknown, 5.
or the above there from the Hospital Bellevue l0 Pc
nitentisry Hospital, o. Biackwes Island, Small Pox
City Hospital 81 Long Island o; Amshouse, Bellevue, l.
Colored Persons 10.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Oihce. May Il, 1872
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Married..

On the lih inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Berran JAMES Row.,
ofhe County Meath Ireland to HESTER third daughter
Of Thomas Davis of Bristol, England all OF this
city.
Monday, the 10th inst in the Mulberry street Church.
by the Rev Mr.. w. Everts, Mr.. GEORGE VoGT to Miss
SARAH WATSON PySE, daughter Of James A. Pyne.
On the 10Th inst by the Rev. E. S. James, WILLIAM 8.
VASpESBLr to Miss SUSAN AM, only daughter Of Chas
s. Wright, ESQ, all of this city.
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Cattle Market.

There We're comparatively speaking, very few cattle
in market to-day. Altogether there than
FIVE hundred beeve three hundred sheep and lambs and
eighty and calves The demand has not been
active vet nearly all the above Sold The sheep
fetched from SO IS So the lambs from 50 to 50 co. and
the and calves from $50 to $35 EACH The beeves
for S. and from that up to 81 so hundred weight
These prices show change, except beeves In that
description there has been advance, in consequence
Of the small supply and the good quality of the animals
At this the butchers can make a very handsome profit
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Foreign Markets.

La GuAyRA, April Is, lSi2Our Coffee market is much
lower than it has been for many years and at the
time well supplied and be bought at 81 &C. per
h. and may still lower if the market should continue
yet short time paraly has been for the last three
weeks back The stock hand is about 30 600 bags with
the quantity in the country ready to market
Hides a9tc. per ID.
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Died.

Yesterday aged 81 years JOHN Ross of Armagh, Ire.
land.
His friends and relations and those of Mr. p Henry
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this day. at
o'clock, from No. 204 Fulton ST.
Monday, 10th inst, Mr. GEORGE DOUGLASS aged 80.
Monday, 10th inst, JOHN CHAMpLIS LAuRsscE, son of
A. n. Laurence in the 18th year Of his age.
On the Cd January JONI Foap, seaman, Of Albany n.
Y. of Inflammation of the head
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Pnsaenuerx Smiled.

HAvRr-ship Silve de Grasse-Miss Werzer NYork; Mad
Benjamin Jules de St Martin " Peevoism France: L. Gay
Lussac, lady, child and servant Geo. Gorng, Germany; A.
Hn nd child hill ANA S9udani de r,via Vera G. Geo Glib;
adepha; Charles y,coby, st. Louis Sylvester Noeans;
Baron de Frobrand France John NJ Bean aud lady NYor
Miss A. Benut Miss c. Beaui, Master A. Beraut A.
Damsnsvie wife, mother and child France w. c. Ncho!-
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City Despatch Post. .

10 WILLIAM STREET.
PRISoIPAL OFrcs.-Letters deposited before halfpast
g. hapas -, and half past o'clock will be out for
delivery at 9. l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFcEs.-Letters deposited before 7, H. and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at o. and o'clock
ALEX NJ GREIG. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

These figures show that the here averaged much
less this than last Other articles of export present
the same result and tho aspect abroad cvnce hope of
improved demand Thsis great element OF reduced
imports. Another, and far important one is tho
state OF the currency In former periods when the tariff
has been raised its effects have always been
by an imitation of the paper currency The
now the case and at the when the tariff is
be raised the currency will be reduced from high pa
per imitation TO specie currency. The following is
table of the imports exports Of domestic goods bank cur
rency and receipts from the customs for series of years
IMPORTS, AMOUNT OF Customs, REVENUE AND BANK Gun.
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Domestic Iu,portat,on..

MomLE-B1c Morea-i0 bales cotton, Cons-6G do IIol.
brook. Nelson SceJo do Bogar kneelsnd--79 10 NJ Al
bn-20 Perkins X Hnpkins-l6 J = w Penield-i9 A q A
Task do bx BrewsterSj bales cotton Ogden-80
q Stoms-lj bxs L Wils-ijO0 staycs, Chamberan-l3
ba colt M % orler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

NEAPoLITAN BoNNETs.-Ladies are informed thai
wearing ssr called s e. nsT and Sss ae ses
TsssSysd and M are f g. ,ss only
sa ass RssS sSs s
MANS opposite Gothic Hall BrosdwSy The texture Of III
eve upon the head than the most eoasIy Lee
horn Tins last peeulianiy renders desirable article
% 4, ,,i sun o the and al the qus.
can be Introduced this easo aud those ladies who
Of almost executive article make early az,
and the Price xeda so reasonable that lady Who
sires such an article will hesitate to select
for Ladies' hats introduced season. aud hgh sscr
caad te Nsapoitan hats Of the most BEAUTIFUL fabric that
material and for the tasteful and eIesan, to ADOPT san@e
wear ~ preference any other have The light and
ca %s Ss @ sS may Ss altered
, sh,nEss Of fashion Il The shape and can be Morn
the public 70 ScmSeW York Mir%o %'''' VIC
I'll IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, OF FASHION
%ss ,p ss safS e tod By
M BENZ 70 ors s Use Of LsSho and Stray almost entire
tpre and finish The fhon our city have led the way il
their introduction and those who desire article perfectly
Broadway Mrs. Pras coner Of BToadway and BIeecGer
street and At Madame ppell and Mrs. Cu'hmans also
,.NEAPOL!TAN BONNET.-This splendid article of La
DIES aplei has again made its appearance much improved
The prope'o are also making Black Hats of the
l. only ~, Necessary to refer those who already
Is UNSURPASSED by anything at present in this market
imported by Carl King The belle of Boston,
S whp e q that s,ed The Bonnet We should
lit seemed breath would waft it 10 tho akies[ Weekly
SUMNER BONNETs..Mr Hassel. 81 Broadway. la,
opened her repository for ladies' bonnet Of the unique
lighter brighter whittier and far elegant Ladies call and
see-lne'a'u m9 Ut
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NIBLO'S.
DIR. LARpNER'S LECTURES.

NIBLO'S.
DIR. LARpNER'S LECTURES.
LAST 9 htiI 'EEvvEES,Scs,
coue Tickets for ifs remaining three evenings, One Dollar
On each evening hRE AkaTTE: GtE sfa' be delivered
rtE 's ;1Si i EyESiS ss"s NAY 's'n n
THE Stem STEM x.srrEs.
wi. s hsSsaa
a Hunters fSate' Ksers wheels, Stevens project,
Wv S the sGG% Sg s. a;ssH
life ifeae, eneoaneed Sy hm-ss,ufe and operation
tbs viii iis ' iP Ps ee. Collection
Sectional and Working Models BY Dr. Larne or
r B,,. Working Model Of "a low eoasa,as
the cylinder ar pump condenser and other Tumiste several
"A Did.ctic Sectional Model of same machine invented
BY Dr. Lardner for rublic Lccurss-h9wins all the internal
real engine This model viii be Kept IN motion by he working
e oy Of the Usa s,s t.. Tass,
In yin Of tie u%i.% state. GoSsmme% Esq
these Lectures unier the Of
ga Model !S saS-Adnroq, Propeller intended to be az
Piled Of he v.se M Mc5sae of the United State,
Errne Mississippi prepared BY Mr. Copeland. Emitted States
"A Model of the American Locomotive, vic,o. imported
S IS . 'S %Snf %sinSd nT@sI he
' Dcs Model io Of british Locomotive En-
gine IN It's most improved form; present worked on
English Rail Roadsconsiructcd under the direction OF Ar
Hodge and DE- Lardner.
THE F, eoM Ii
Their orbits, ph steal Character. motions number thsJo
i::' through 3 H ie mi ssa cn w "a
one Was the formerly Comet Can the earth become
ID. Of concti Was the Duge Of Misses caused BY
Cometi
P.pr III.
THE SUPERIOR PL.7NETS.
This viii be illustrated BY the following large Teseor
Transparencies.
IA large Telescope Diorama Of the Planet Mars
IAN extensive Doams Of the Planet Jupiter and has satl
lites.
3tn extensive Diosma Of the Planet Saturn with his Rings
and Ssiellics These IsnpaIencrs which srr msdr u2n
scale fill the Of the Thsat have been ropi, ront
original drawings made BY Sir John lIerche and Dr. Lard
None Of the Lectures Of the las, will be repeated in the
Ambulance 20 cents. sgbscp,on Tickets -Four Lectures
- o
Nj DE BO\NfVILLE'S LECTURE, this cvcnin-, -
WI. the SOCIETY LIBRARY As ms gen,leuans lci-
urex are aud scientific OF this
city can obtain gratis BY apply ing ct this office
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BY r. j. BEARNS.

This day, Tuesday, May H. at 10 O'clock
AT the Aston House No Barclay street. large sale of va.
qae books drawing papers, stationary copper plates MAPS,
bary OF 800 volumes, which old
valuable works togeth with large collection Of pub
lcatosb by celebrated authors the whole being well worthy
the attention of the trade and Others. Catalogues
ton Rooms, or at the place Of sale. m7 itsc
NOTICE TO FURNITURE OVERWHELMING
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway, next the Hospital
would draw the attention Of the public that he will sell splen
dd Cabinet Furniture at 10 less than the quality
work is selling at the auctionsconsistng of Draws
Couches Sofas covered in different coored pushes atin
ana hair CLOTH OF the latest Spring patterns. die
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E@ CHATHAM THEA

go CHATHAM THEATRE tremendous house
last night greeted the first appearance Of Mr. Forrest this
theatre and select and fashionable audience
before assembled within its walls The great trsgedan
appears again tonight in hisusy celebrated character OF
Damon J. H. Kirby enacting Pythas, Thorne Donysius
and Miss Mey.aTcr Calanthe j. r. Scott aso appears
Erasmus Bookworm in the admired comedy Of the scho
La
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n,- THE GREAT WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

V5~ ~ -,
In addition the extraordinary attractions offered ut the
New York Museum in the persons oil the Giant and The
Dwarf will be exhibited this day and evening seven
live Agators, just arrived having been captured IN
nouth Newport river Georgia. The beautiful models of
Switzerland and the Natural Bridge OF Virginia are also
here Yankee Hill delivered an original lecture
on loaiers, last evening. and like every thing else
which he undertakes he did this subject ample justice 1t
is we'll worthy of the attention OF audience full of
fun frivoty wit and humor. He gives a second lecture
tonight and we doubt not there will be crowded au
dience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
PAPER HANGINGS.


M A. HOWELL & CO, os7 Pearl street, now recev.
wi: ing from their manufacturers at New Brunswick
approved pasns and styles suited the city and
country trade which they offer to dealers at the net manufac
Aso their usual variety of French Paper. Borders, Fire
The best wGSmen to pu, on paper in part Of the city
NEW. STEAM SAW MILL.-The .subscrbem having
oak ~4 and a' m i'ss.
sE Zip builder @ builders. I ssaS
notice. Persons requiring any Article our line Of business
may depend upon being supplied by applying the
ms cod cod ss street. N' LEWIS ESfi B. aRrFEN CO.
AHD . taB EofE ~ PILL d
sP6 Of o on
This Hotel full when was closed by the of the
ac1 Chesnul street, Phii.lelpphis.
ORRss T2oTH oS ASH from the Ssnf Tooth Is
Wash purely vegetable preparation possessing the proper
tie, q cleaning he iest and mouth restoring The 10
the meath whether arising from decayed teeth from de-
designed be used with tooth bs and viii be found
tn, Of vi hss Get clean
II particularly useful cases spungy guns os:ons
teeth nf' 81 sS 70 s% sns s
ss w use Ss 1Ss s S W +
before retiring This method /. rccommsnded BY emil
Which
Of poor humanity: but how neglect The
s : T:s
use to ALL young AND
The O Tooth Wash the best detergent we ever used on
For sale by the principal druggists in the city. MIR
IRON BOOK SAFES, MONEY CHESTS, &cGA good
IF '' x HERRSG Sn sey e
Sal nder Sac div the he in
use be had any other place in the city 2wc
a NpREw's COMBINATION LoCK-The only Lock
lie riessdThs Celebrated Lock having sndsrs" s
ssIG",; E.s5,ase Reading Room ri: having
ss:5sS H: s bs IaH sss.s5 Win h,
@ ne .o
has stood The & and @ Sssn in B,S
& ss one s
Ss when % % w L S .e ss% erfSsI Ts
sat i LOCK- Was iGis s osd S%s
LosEs suited Bank, with 90, change. 10 millions.
Locks suited 10 iron safes store DOORS aud cafde Or o to
Officers OF b,nk. and individuals invited TO nine til.
Lsss '"s 0's 81 Sf s III
RLEACHiNq POWDER, of " Boyds" maker constantly
m 20 hand and for 'i rERssE BROOKS 6, Liberty ST.
cH NE oFF tAss A ASR "9 EEEEsSyE
EMBELLISHMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, Is THE
OLD CHINA HALL IN CHESTNUT STREET,
HALL Ssif sT
fTE public depend upon getting every description Of
French and English China.
Dining sets, Tea Sets Chamber SETS Sc. from the pure
white the elegantly decorated either Of these
houses.
Rich Cut Glass from the justly celebrated Boston and Sand
witch Glass hanuacto, by the dozen in complete sets
warranted superior to any imported.
Country merchants will find 1000 and hhds. Of Lv
1a sa 1i s css aa
The entire business OF these concerns conducted on the
Cssh purchasers in want Of CHM Glass Liverpool or
Queensware either wholesale retail from any part the
unon will lind q the interests TO call write 10 the
old China Hall in Ihiade pha. the China Hal, in Bal
timore, and they will not be Disappointed.
Packing warranted 10 any part Of the Union
The French and German languages is uely spoken by the
salesmen KERR co. mill lmr
DEMOV AT
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SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAVlLLION.-Ths new connections Hotel will be
open for the reception Of visitors and after the first
June 9eI at the Village Of Sharon Springs Scohae County,
The clear water Of the springs greatly resembling
those OF the white sulphur springs OF Virginia, have been
proved 70 be highly etcacious Rheumatic, Cuaneous Bill
ops and Dypepe complaints, and in the of Eryspeas
Saitrhcum Scrofua, Liver Complaint and general debility,
and ia many ether respects las certified By Of the
most eminent medical professors United States) meci-
nal aud healing properties unsurpassed and believed be
Qualled by any In this country.
Added to these the 1de in the vicinity villages
extensive views neighborng and romantic
Of summer, either health pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride from Sarooga Troy
Albany &c. and accessible from Cenaohae on the Alba
ny and Utica railroad where carriages daily await the
Of the morning from Schenectady and Utica carry vi,
tors TO the Springs distance Of about eight iles arriving in
time for dinner; also BY the Albany and Cherry Valley
pike by daily stages being about ostyve miles of the
city of Albany.
Warm. cold aud shower Baths furnished ali times either
OF ia .nnera fresh and attention
der the stay of visitors agreeable
An abundance of the mountain spring Ice stored for
the
ISAAC g. WILLIAMS
:, THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-Ths Hotel will be opened a,
the above village Sharon Springs for the reception
tors and combining all the advantages Of this delightful
residence.
a29 l0w2awsr WILLIAM f. JONES.
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a COMMUNICATIONS

CANNOT refrain from mentioning the public that am
actually astonishcd and surprised the injury done in this city
by taking the spurious pills drops. and mixtures nisernnae
~, which a
cret disease These facts have lscerared my entire
faction from the hundreds Of patients which have cured who
suffering from the effects medicines niudiconsy
ken Thus one man will be can himself well
mixture for dollar which will him. without knowing
at the time Whistler be up by doctor not and third
VIII that he would boz Of pills bought
such No for 50 cents for all the ply sicins advice in the city
and thus the young
would have comprised the greater part bone
new of our country Iwoud you
wish IN after life probably after are married and have for
gotten those days. have chronic IA.
spine nervous tremor all dull h-sdaches occs
son Deafness loss Of sight and scroulo children then 20
net, should PHYsicAN visit him every
three or four days until YOU we'll and probably he may
charge much you anticipate Should YOU select me AS
your Physician you will hnI Office Broad street cor
ner Of Sone. Open from . A. NJ to p NJ.
my m 4 pROVOsT
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C. TIE LITTLE GlPSEY GIRL AT THE AME-
rcan Museum continues please and es.onish all who
hear her She be consulted privately throughout the
day The Indian Warriors and Squaws remain here ano-
ther week Winchel appears in his most comicai cha
racters, including the Snowman and wild animals the
Chatham street Auctoneer, Quack Doctor, Petogger,
Irish Woman, Yankee School Teacher and Scholars,
Dutchman, SC. sc. Miss Rosalie, the sweet singer ana
Celeste the dancer engaged this week. barnum
offers $40 to person who doas not have all doubts re-
moved after witnessing his wonderful experiments in
Animal Magnetism. The best shngs worth oil
amusement in the city be found at the American Nu-