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MPoRTArroNs. DISTINGUISHING THE DuIIEs FOR SERIES
or Years, WITH THE AcruAL or NEr DUTIES RscEIvEp


This table, which is official presents curious facts
of which is that the duties in 1899, after large
ducon had taken place in the rates. high those
in 1885, which from increased import of the
dutiable articles while the import of goods entirely Free
declined five per cent.
The following table will show the average of each de-
scrpon of goods in the first three years of the SERIES
compared with the last three
Free gds. .4draioruin. Specific. Dulles
glmpt 83i56 10 100000 39OOO0O0 38O000o0 %
l838-9-i0 20 000, 900 29,000000 3iO00000
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co DEFER NOT UNTIL TOMORROW WHAT


be done day, is old maxim yet notwth stand
ing its age its sentiments noble. We intend to remind
readers Of this maxim at present with aview to
force upon their minds the immediate necessity there
those OF them Who suffering from diseases Of the Lungs
such coughs colds asthmas and consumption ofresor
ing to some remedy at and effectual. As we
have here attempted to give advice here also venture
to recommend remedy, which we know to be sure,
speedy, and efficacous from experience That
remedy is j. Pease and Sons Clarified Essence of Hoar-
hound Candy which article is manufactured by them at
No. as Division street. This article we know TO be
equalled in its virtues and success in the above
plants and also consider it OF the greatest in
ventons ofthe age for the publication oil the blood and
it also assists in removing eruptons from the skim We
can only once say, let the afflicted satisfy them
selves by calling at the above named establishment and
purchasing very small quantity of this Compound, the
of which will dpe all the clouds Of doubt and prove
the truth of the assertions here made.
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On Tuesday 3oth instant after lingering illness of six
months CECILIA AUGUSTA, youngest daughter of Peleg
and Mary Olney, aged Is years months and Is days.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend her fne-
raj this afternoon at half past O'Clock from her fathers
residence No. 2O7 Mercer street.
On Monday 10Th instant the residence of her grand.
father Captain Samuel Jones, CHARLOTTE only remaining
child of John c. Cow, aged } months and IL days.
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Beware OF OILS for tho Hair,

o. THEY DEBlLlTATE AND RELAX THE VERY
vessels that should be strengthened and stimulated
ment reflection will convince any sensible person of this
The of oily matter badness than all other
Ladies' remember this and let your toilet be fur
nished with the Balm of Columba--s spiruous extract
Of the most tonic and astringent roots but akalie
whatever, with the most fragrant perfume. Near tive
hundred Of late and positive restoration OF the hair
by it, reported by living subjects, and ne1ry all the
1sshonables it perfume and purifier, they
not losing the hair Immense quantities sold only
at II Maidenan e.-N Y. ErYres.
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ITALIAN & ENGLISH
OPERA.

FREQUENT and ANXIOUS enquiries having been made as to
ing season. SIGNOR DE BEGINS takes the pres oppor
uny intimate the admirers Of the Musical
Drsra thar in conjunction with the first frsfes de-
ermined upon giving Of Fifteen Operas uslisn and
Engih) include the popular works eytanto be
ported by all the available VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
AL talent the country.
ln order 90 accomplish desirable end, in
and the ensurng for the under
taking the responsibility IT proposed TO open Sub
scripon Fifteen Operas intended take place about
the of October aud upon three nights Of each
week. ifr sufficient number OF ubsc beIs
the expenditure appear by the l5h Of
TWELVE DOLLARS for the FIFTEEN fERFORM-
ANCES every possible will then be de OF
wards pee well splendid production of Opera,
shall fully the ends of rsonai gacaton and have
tendency foster and keep alive that enthu asc adnirs
on wen known to have become STRIKING and peculiar at
tnbnte this community.
Sgoor DE b. also feels in announcing that he is in
with the first ia Europe for the
Those who wish 10 honor and 90 the entfse
will have the kindness toleave ihsiI names at -,
SIGNOR DE- BEGINS,
il3 Hudson ST. St Johns Ia X,
And at the various Music Stores OF the city.
~ B-Subscrbers Ticket ans Tabe-he price OF adnis-
sion subscribers will be dollar for each eormanee
auaIa ,eod
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a- THIS WILL CERTIFY THAT HAVE MADE

N5- THIS Will CERTIFY IHNi INV y MADE
Of Daleys Magical Pain Extractor in Of pune
tured wound on myself, which attended with much
ewelling pain, stiffness and inflammation. therefore
,eem my duty to say that in the course OF % years
nr cce hav found nothing equal the purpose of
ala, ia pain and inflammation. have also used II with
happy effect when much inflammation followed Bills
tered SUI caces and have doubt you pescvere
vincing mankind of its excellent properties (already
known to sw that still excellence will be develop
ed and the Magical Pain Extractor from II Maden-lane,
will ere long urove blessing the human family.
A. HUNTINGTON, M. ID.
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Phoenix Factory West 18th street 9Th and 9Th Avenus
su3i toc7.r Office. 1852 william street.
POLOGY-An article under the above head lately appear
n ed in the mnltfarous journals Of this city, which
conveyeda Specification ineabe with its in
tended nupo As Truth is the best Of apologies here IL Is
rihat / with the view Of concatng family preulces
inadvertently Admitted my paper represented 10
duplicate Of that put ~ my hand and huuedy scanned
over but its opposite IN and with deep
daugh policy entirely falsied Such being the repeat
the and adhere all other previous assertions and
correct. A. c. BARRY,
Wig Maker and Artist IN Hair,
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG UsT 81. Is4a


Cleared.
Ships Anson Barkmsn Charleston, Geo Sotton Mary Fran
ces Hubbard Mobe-Bark Nashua Perry, Gibraltar John
Osden.-Schr Carolinsn. Trcdwe Richmond, A Cooley
Y Co.
Arrived.
Ship Nance Wade, GO days from Newcastle Eng with 5ti
coal Barclay Livingston 28h ult lat 43 o. Ion &c.
ship Corsr 9Th INST lat ~ 81 Ion "a 3)
W. spoke ship Claudus, Of Boston from New Orleans for
London
Ship CALEDONIA Knight from Liverpool July 90 with salt
10 Taylor Mer steege passenger ilth inst LAT % 80
Ion 10, large iceberg.
Bark Due d'Orlcans Hoodess from Loghorn, and days
from Phladelphi1 with marble, &c. TO Boyd Il Hucken
Brig Tahoka Powers days from Laguna with 1900 otis
logwood 10 Rowland Aspnwa Left American vessels
Big Coumbia Cottrell, days from New Orleans with
cotton, Sc. Badger Peck.
Brig Thoosa Howard days from Savannah, with cotton,
Mr. Simmons passengers
Big Pscolus Bray, days from Virginia with wood the
master.
schr Marcia, Phillips days from Washington NC. with
naval stores, to Mitchell Co.
Schr Two Brothers. Richardson days from Washington
NC. with naval stores, Mitchell Co.
Schr Rio, Griffin em Beaufort NC. with naval stores,
De Peyster X Whmarsh
schr Albatros Smith, DAYS from Philadelphia, with coal
Schr Heroine Coats, days from Virginia. with wood the
schr John Clark Collins days from Delaware, with flour
master.
Sehr Augusta l.. johnson. Taylor. from Philadelphia with
coal, to master
sloop Planter Tucker days from Philadelphia, with coal
TO master.
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-A treat is offered
at this theatre tonight which will be properly apprecia-
ted BY the lovers OF good acting Mr. Forrest appears in
his celebrated character of Vrginius in the tragedy Of
that name by many thoughtte be his chef dorre sup
porte by Miss Clifton as Virginia. j. r. Scott Denta-
tus, and Held as Icius The Swiss Cottage terminates
the in which Mrs Thorne appears Lisete
and sings some Of her admired songs.
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HILLS NEW YORK MUsEU II.

- 232 Broadway opposite City Hall.
order 90 complete the extensive alterations and
ens which undergoing the subscriber will be obliged
10 dier opening until Monday September 5hat that time he
pledges himself to show the public Of the
and refined places OF amusement TO be found IN the United
States Nothing shall be wanting TO make this establishment
one which will stand only calculated
mediate gain.
The First Hail. besides being filled with the choice and
valuable cmens Of and Art that be produced in
fruit End every deleaey the market afford To aceomno
date those ladies' and gentlemen who with CALL full
and efficient Band Of Music i'll always be in atendance apd
IN short thing will he done make this establishment tbs
most delightful for those who seek and in
struction combined
The Lecture Room has been repansd and decorated and
there will be entertainment produced there which fail
TO amuse instruct the refined For particulars bills
for next Monday. aul2 liner
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0y- A CITY DANCE.-Two lovely girls met in the
Park in the morning both elegantly dressed both beau

uy- A CITY DANCE.-Two lovely girls met in the
Park in the morning both elegantly dressed both beaut
ful, one almost magnifcently
My dear Eliza" cried one, how do you feel this
morning, after the dance last evening at the Pavilion"
Every well didn't stay late, you know. You
ed to enjoy yourself BY the way, Emma that dress
becomes you, and is inst the thing
Oh but Eliza, how well you looked and looking
now never saw such an alteration in any human being.
You look so digniGed and queen-like -
Where is the alteration, my dear Emma !" said Eliza.
smiling. aud looking indeed transc thy lovely.
Why, it if your face aud forehead had grown
larger and broader"
'Ih has my dear--and if you wish will tell you a Sc
cret have entirely destroyed all the hair which grew
down my forehead-removed part of my eyebrows,
where they joined the nose. and freed my lips from
what threatened to be beard"
"But how--what magic has worked this transforma-
ton ~
No magic at ALL but scientific powder prepared by
that skiul chemist DIR. Felix Gouraud.s
The ladies parted-and doubt not that Emma will avail
herself of the most wonderful discovery which modern
science has added to the toilet Of beauty.
To be had only at the Original Office 81 Walker ST.
door from Broadway 81 per bottle.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin MasteFE.

We shall favor, if captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. Bzsett Of
Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage list of their and
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basse win
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor
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TO Correspondents Abroad.

Our foreign respectfully requested
send by every vessel all the Intelligence they
obtain Nautical information of any kind from
siding home abroad will be thankfully received.
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Pittsford, MONROE County.


uz- WORMS ARE THE CAUSE OF THOUSANDS
of deathsmany suffer for months and years from some
distressing complaint and doctored without suspect
ing the true cause and therefore get no benefit Sher
mans Worm Lozenges have cured thousands who had
been given up past recovery Scarcely day passes
without instances OF their wonderful virtues -Four
years extensive has established them beyond the pos
sibily Of doubtso go LOG Nassau street, and get
the genuine Sherman's Lozenges.
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Marine Correspondence.


OrrIoE OF RropE isiArDEn}
eh, Orator Somerset for rhadephs; 18th Sc, Bird
late Trip. Of this port from Atlantic Ocean with about 90
S Tsw ws S N R sp SGS ' Ss
Of the s he LIZ tbs PS Ind S'S
rum and 70 cSsn m puaed and overlook every vessel he &
IL with and when he had SPIRITS he kep, drunk all the time
brs ,hs crew. were very much discussed with these po
his Intention to 90 into Fsya to put in new mast and re or
another year which would have been inou to The
brig opportunity 80 when Che Sspsin bad
gons on board Of The Cha%pion Of westpo with $50 bol
steer sOuihs which he da until they nsred company"
wssn : sm "i eGs % c or | e "a
The owners here Justify The mates proceedings. The follow
Emms NIB clean: 9TH lsi q IT, lon 80 is Barclay Wepo
800 bbls; 2oh. Columbus, MI. COO bbs; 18th Agate NIB
Also arr Rhode Island Providence for NYork; Yantic New
Ar 2sth, Estio Norfolk.
General Record.
THE LATE GALEcCap Richardson, Of the Two Brother,
the scr Granary, with Of wheat bound TO New
and crew saved scHs Mary Susan and Ma
Jane Just arrived the bar from Washington FOR New York
S9a s@I SSs S' sps = sa
having 70 s Meg. a Sse Fun n SSsn e. D
and crew saved sch John Hughes bound the West Indies
@ Of hands S $ w TsS is S ss W
81 Harrison bged fall Of water. Brig Kmbal bound 70 the
e S,y' sm % e T very sgd fyes for ten hours Ths"
violence.
s Csc,on at New Bedford reports 4 1ddonIIcard 1c %
bb has been reported with $50 blk FISH, On of Shore Ground
her s ya %s he Ss 70
Arr a. 5, Helena yuy6 two whale ships Of ssghabo,
Of which arr about 5th direct from Crores Islands bad ii n
sailed from Hobart Town March 10, Falcon, cruise oil
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NO. IS C3URTLANDT sTREET.1Df AsBURY may
~ be confdental consulted by those having occasion io
medical aid The Doctors extensive practice in this branch
the feson renders his treatment preeminsnfiy succssu
IN all forms Of private disease recent chronic hower *
gravaicd Dr. A. deems il proper inform strangers aad c
who doubt where apply for relief IRON c
maady that advantage viii be taken of their a, M
office, fees exroted, dismissed when nan eueo
The remedies portable iomcona 10 sa csuJ
st ~ B.-Preserve this notice and No ~ B-Chsrges es'
sonahe. Private entrance by the hall door. snl IL w
Tor SALEOne OF the handsomest barroons ~ the CITY,
and the fixtures with the lease Of the house for Tour years
from Nav TAe above good stand Tor business Dehk
situated ne II door the ah and 9Th Ward Cov he pop,
o,o has the the last sir years. The above VIII
bs sod cheap IL applied for immediately Inquire on The
mises No Duane the original Star House. aust t%r
CsORPORATION NOTICE-Publio Notice Is hereby
" VEN sale Of roPeny 70, unpaid tsxes Will take ace
on "Wednesday tho 2g Of September next AZ I2 o'clock
noon and cotnuedr day TO day until the whole Of said
shall be sold that detailed statement Of the
taxes and property be si dis Published in the New Era
and publ SIZED IN the Of New York
ALf ( I'D A. SMITH, Comptroller.
Comptrolers Office, Nayl 1892 je25 lawtsept2sc
DANK NOTE PAPER-5O.oo sheets Bank Note Paper, Of
ID Carson manufacture very superior article, st received
and for sale by PEhSSE BROOKS,
sulsr 81 Liberty street,
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Sales at the stock Exchange.


In Warrington, on the 25th inst, FREDERICK w. BrNs-
DICT, of New York, TO Miss Many F.. LAWSON, daughter
of the late Stephen Lawson, formerly of Alexandria
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. August 3ist, Isi2, will be performed
the Tragedy OF
VlRGlNlUS.
Viginus, Forrest eiccius Dentatus. JR Scott
Virginia, Miss Clifton
ia the course OF the evening,
Two Ovenures will be performed by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the Face Of
- - SWISS COTTAGE.
Natz Teck, Mestsyer Corporal MAY, Mestayer
~ Phses-Fst Tier. 50 cents Pit. Is cents Upper
Door. will open at7-Curtain will rise quartz, bsfo
Box Office open daily from to S. where Tickets may be
purchased and places secured.
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENN
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
woNbEK OF CREATfoN
Increased Excitement.
W In OF the immense crowds Of Ladies and
Gentlemen which have visited the Museum during the last
week and being that thousands Of persons have been
unable 70 the MERMAID, who doing
the Manager has immense expense. made arrangements
more, the greatest curiosity in the world. the
REAL MERMAID!
No Extra charge for Admission o the Museum.
In order accommodate the immense number Of visitors
WHICH daily attend here there vii this week Be splsndid
commencing o'clock-the performances day being
precisely the SINE as tho,e in the evening.
Mr. Harrington, the celebrated Magician and Ventrilouut
from BIO ,on is engaged Also the Mysterious Gipsy GIRL
Tno can PC consulted privately during he day Miss Tle
lsste, Abino Lady Balloon Ascensions, Fancy Glass
Blowing, and 500 900 curosites.
Abundance the whole. Museum Garden and entertain
ments. IS cents-Children half price auSsr
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.


TT impossible calculate the benefits the human
which result from the discovery Of Old Paris
cipe The fine herbal medicine which compounded from
direction thousands ocases been tried and proved
the efficient remedy Of the day Nor confined in its
usefulness the diseases Of the poor for sought by, and
found in the medicine chests OF the wealthy classes Of
Great Britain and the continent Of Europe
As family medicine isuncJualled and all powerful in
removing bilious and other complaints from the derange
Of the almenty ducts and in purifying the blood IL
the OF the delicate complaint incident
females grateful the to the smell the
time gentle ia its operation, yet so efscscoas that
female oagh to be without boon, left them by il
nerable dIscoyerer, Old PaH. 49,
has been bat short before the public the propre
received applications for The Pills from
o. United States; and have had gnufyng ssti
monas Of the good effects In removing diseases valeM Al
this OF the year.. -
Genuine PAIRS Life Pills may be had, VIM $4,000
Rushton &Aspinwsl and chemists &c William
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abrshsm Sands Co druggists and chemists buildings
213 Broadway, corner Of Chamber 81.
Dickie, AIS broadway. corner Of Lispenards 8;
A w Bsdeau, Bowery Medicine Store, 26o Bowsry:
Symes' Medicine Store. 50 Bowery, corner OF Walker II
A D Trpler, cor Fulton and Water
Horace Everett druggist 7 Greenwich st. next the corner Of
Coddngton spohecaries. 227 Hudson street. Of
Spring street
Cotton chemist and apohecary 2s3 Blocker Of
Jones ".
Wendover druggist and apothecary al Eighth avenue.
Bookyn-Wm Armstro,g seed drug, and medicine
warehouse. 1917 Fulton ST.
j. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
Clarendon House. corner Of Duane st and Broadway.
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PHOENIX
HAIR SEATING md CURLED HAIR

THE undersigned have constantly hand Plain aud Damssk
Hair Seating for Sofas Chairs, touches aud Music Stools
CueJ IIa,r Webbing Tow Cloth Irvine &c. for Upholste
White aud Fancy Hair Clohs, suitable for Cap and Stock
Manuscurers also for Brush Makers and Musical lnstru
men's, &c, Sc.
The follow Ing are prices Of Hair Seating
PRICES OF HAIR SEATING.
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n5- TO THE FANCY-Perhaps there is nothing
annoy ing lover of good article, than the
produced by the fumes OF bad segsr. And yet we
have repeatedly heard ladies express how grateful TO
inc Havana.
There any quantity of Segars manufactured in this
city, and reailed, bearing the impress of La Norma,
Principe other choice and favorite brands-such
vile limitations that puff discovers their native growth.
Now be known readers that the Spanish House.
No. ESQ Broadway have special license to sell the
real article imported Their Normas -" Noriegas,"
Rsgalia's," &c. fit for King Democrat Wing
Lococo and highly to be approved by all true SUBJ
jects ofthe Narcotic special edict.
{13- AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.--The
Feee Mermaid and hosts Of Curiosties here this week.
besides the wonderful performances Of Harrington the
Magician Ventroquist sc. and other talented perform
Day performances every afternoon at four O'Clock
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDION!

CIGNOR l.. MARTINI having succeeded in bringing tha
delightful instrument, into and favorable
Europe and having developed the powers capabilities Of
the instrument two Elementary and Practical Treatsss
which have been extensively adopted France and England
publishing copiSu: extract; from shs above WORK. which will
SIGNOR MAR TIM will be happy to give Instruction in
the art Of playing the Accordion, his residence. pane
the residence of Pupils And dattcs III
that those Ladies and Genemen who avail tensveso
ces as his method is simple, clear and progressive
3m
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA.
TUS.

NEW PATTERN.
"A. ARTAULT 4 CO, 1851 FULTON STREET.
THIS beautiful has arrived such perfection that two
hour. instruction is sufficient to obtain perfect knowledge
pa!atus the OF f. A. Arault Co iesk Fulton
Price OF the complete from $25 500 Ao
poll bromine chloride Of iodine ehords Of gold &C. Ale
PASTE board r. A Artant Co. constantly receiving from
Paris all kinds Of fancy articles Of the latest invention
an26 imsr
GERMAN QUAkTETTO-Tbe German Quartetto takes
much pleasure to inform the public respectfully that
German language the reasonable par
culars please inquire at Mr. HsTHORBECkE, 2 Hester
stairs. aus lmsc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
,v,VEsE frfsme and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, are
perceive be obtsns In tn. country Dee sdvsrise
the last column y '~'~-H No.
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.oxI,oo I'm soce,;or ()rreI Coal landing BY snip
~, ,v,rpoo for sale in lots % SUIT purchasers
- Shenhan rom b"e'l"'' 81 X COLLINS n Co,
oy o, SC South street.
rNu JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
ID II. gorsrt rtro 0ssrar. Ia No. HyRALD BUILDING
.<.r ~, ~ Ns...a snds 80 ie2 I'm ins
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MILLINERY GOODS.

Il b. STRANGE, 1872 Walker street, has commenced and
L' W II continue receive through The season. by all the
Havre Packets his usual supply Of the first quality French Ar
ncia FoweIs Fancy Feathers Pattern Bonnes Face Sprgs
&c, all selected by himself in Paris.
Also supply Of Materials for Flower Makers consisting
every article required in the manufacture Of Artificial Flower
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WATERS w. WHlPPLE,
ISAAC McCONHlC,
n NJ WELLS T,nsfaas

PRIVATE SALE BY RIELL & ARCULARIU s-For
Sa e. Exchange LeaseThe ee three house
and lot No lo7 ST. Marks Place lo running through 9th ST.
being 1856 feet inches by 81 feet inches This house finish
ed throughout with silver
crates marble staipsry manes, glass verahdah three
forcing pumps kitchen for and under ce
lar and wine vaults; coal vaults 'front.' &C.; with double
stables IN the 9th Cos, build S40GO0 The
above IN perfect Order and may be had
atey. , "
For particulars inquire Riell Arcuarius at their sales
room, 3Oi Broadway Duane
New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
A NDERSON'S Premium POLISHING
"A .u.Ip pQllnE -i-,;- ~

a Il :.
iic for the use OF dealers IN ars~arr Britannia metal.
German silver, plaet Sc.. hotel keepers private
families shipping merchants &cZThey haze been used,
recommended and Titled BIZ Prof Hare Piiadepnvr
PROT Lauria Boston: Dr.. Moves OF Clinton College; III
Nev-Yark by Dr. Ch,ltOn Robert Lovrt', iS5 Broadway
J. y Gmbret!e. WaI: ". j. .!ackman. Wall,stre-t: ::
Boardman fart. Burling Slip: Coleman Stesnn, A.
tor Hous-: Bliss Creighton - Fnlton-st: Hawron,
Wright & H,ich A. Merchants Exchange: Bull. Tnmpklns
< Black. l2l Broadway: H. s. kerr. 70 Broaway Coope
Leigh. 9l Fuion-st; Pearson Whtnorr, II Broad
rav &c. &c For S5-, Wholesale and retail, by c. H..
RING. general agent Fulion->iree' and 81. Broadway
Ai,o above. Anderson, BrouHe Crocu tor poti>hn:
steel tor the o; engrarerS gnsnits wachnakerS Sr