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POLICE OFFICE.

THURSDAY, January 20.
RcssiSG Halls OF HeusEs.-Dnting the months Of No
yen5c1 December and January the halls OF naneroas
house. the upper parts the city having bcca robbed
Of coats, cloaks, large amount by two C0ored
men, who would 20 and Inquire for Of the inmates,
and while the call him. they would
steal The articles and lie ofi,-appIcaon made al the
Upper Police Office and officers James Smith, Thomas
a. Tompkns and Mr. Bird the keeper Of the prison a,
the Upper Police Office, employed themselves for nearly
two weeks searching for the perpetrators OF numer
arcenies n this they .uccessfu they found
and coced thieves named Charles
Campbell and Benjamin Iohnsoa, alias Phillips. ~ho were
taken the Upper Police Office and committed full TO
answer tic following thefts. First, Charlie. Campbell
alone charged 18th haviI the 24ta of November
last stolen from the hall Of The house of Thomas McCar
", No. IL Clinton Place cloth cloak, cvercsats,
cap aud umbrella worth SlG4' second he stole from Ne
81 Clinton Place an overcoat aud cloak worth So The
7th of January third and silk umbrella
worth S45. from No. Carroll Place the 29ih Of De-
ccmber fourth hat and VVercoat worth so, from no
II Morton street, the 4th Of January fifth, Campbell
aud hnsoH stealing cloth clocks and two umbrellas
worth 500, No. Carroll Place, the 30th of De-
cerbc- sixth. cloth overcos- cloak and ovcrshoes
worth SCI from No. go Laurcns the 5th Of Jan
uary seventh and Mcintosh, worth sI5
from No. J3i Second Avenue; eighth, stealing cloth
ovetcoat handkerchief and night key, worth $40 from
No Is Clinton Place, on the l6,ho December and OH
stealing by Johnson alone worth $50 from
Charles S. Darling and H. Colt, No 22i Laurens
the 9TH Of January The hole of the above property
amounted 10 1853 Of which was recovered. There
several other thef> Of similar kind committed by
the above thieves, for which they may may he
called to suffer
DrsoRpERLY HeusE.-A man named Bernard Meighan
arrested on "Wednesday Right by officers McGrath
aud Sepheus and Mr. Osborne, Clerk Of Police, charged
with keeping No. s. Crossstree dsorderly house
aud house of prostitution, the Of pros
tues gamblers thieves and pcr, where several persons
have been robbed aud every kind of Infamous conduct
prnc-ed. Meghan held to bail in $500 TO answer.-
Six males aud female, found in the premises,
also arrested, but to-day discharged.
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- NHTsHHV, 7 l1 .
The bqsn.s: the Erokcro Board was not very large
to-day, aud tho fluctuations material Delaware and
Hudson closed at o5thc of Yesterday; Canton I'M
proved Stoutcton ] Lorc Island declined t. Fog
M.u!ettan Bank 81 offered IS asked; Mechanics G2 Of
icrcd 90 asked Bank Of America 81 offered, s. asked
Leather Manufacturers 81 offered, 100 asked; American
Exchange 60 offered, G3 asked Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn
30 asked Lafayette Bank 25 offered, 50 asked.
O State Stocks the sold considerable, at Il
Sigh, decline Indiana Bonds fell Of Illinois Bonds
State Sizes 56l sold Elves, 1858, a, II For State
Skies S4l 90 offered o asked s5o "a offered 90 ASKED
Fvcs lei5 SIS offered, % asked 1855, %: offered, "A
asked Ohio Skies $50, 90 offered, 6s asked Kentucky
IS offered 20 asked Alabama 81 offered, 50 asked.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Ship Rochester Wooihou.c As ds I'm Liverpool, radze
TO W oodhu!l & Mlnturn-ii passengers
Bark Ellen Radclli, ds fm Baltimore, ndz TO order
Bark Lewis Parker, ds m Boston, ballast 10 order
Bag Tahok,. Murray, 80 ds I'm Tosasco, log~cod &c
TO Rowland i spiuwali.
Br brig Elgin Belcher. 10 ds I'm Savanna La Mar JAM
oGwood &C 10 Dawson s. Brothers.
Hamburg BRIG Rober, Louisa, Voss, 50 ds i'm Han
burg, njz TO Motz & Poitx.
Brig Wampanoag, Colson II ds I'm Aux Cages, 81 Do
MIN 90, log God aud mahogany Badger & Peck.
Brig Mary. Richardson, Georgetown, NC, cotton to
Averl s: Co.
Schr Samuel Coddirs,ou klttel,.sh, York River
Schr Consu Perry. Ne~bera. NC. TO Besson
Schr Aruo. Snow Whining ton NC, naval stores
Schr Ooeron, Morton, Wilmington, to Mitchell 20.
Schr Lodi, Wincaenpaw, Wilmington, Woodruff d
Ainturn.
Schr Delaware, Farren, York River
=Schr Maria 3 d. I'm Virginia, ov.teIs.
Sch. Nm Hart Courssn, ds in Wilmington, NJ ma
val stores TO Mitchell & CO.
BELOW ships. one supposed 70 be the Eagland'
Waite I'm Liverpool 9Th Dec.
Also.
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LAWYERS DIAgY.Jauuary

CALExurR OF CouRr ofzCoMMes PLEAS, THIS Day
Par, l, meets at 10 oelock-37, %, 90, l0l 1913 i05
lgT l09. HI. ] >, lis. H. li9 ,!2i, i23.
Par, ID att oclock-i. a. 10, Il, "a 3D. 90 50, 3O,
50, 60, 36, 81, g. 65 s.. IS, so.
C,LENDEs SUPERIOR Cousr, THls DAY-l9, %
%, 81, lao, III.
l36 81. 20 l5. l5ll52 1873 l54 49, 57, l5s l5Q 49,
A. IS, IT, l6}, l6i l65.
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Dentiste=oi this Ciiyf
I. p..nasty. ail Broadway n Dodge, s2e br"aowsy,
c-;rI jooye A. eon;. st. E. &. Burger, "a Market
For ssls br tre foiio Wig Druggists Cotton, 263
Rleecker.s Ring. 6i B.oaduay; Schi-hsn, IA Canal
Hart 21- Rroa .~ay ard cor Hudson aud North Moore
Minor. 10. Broadway; II u,chngs, $50 Bo~ery; Syne,
e gowsty; Burrel. 2l0 Chatham aad Doolttls. PAS
Centre $. price pes via 50 cents
c2l ln'ls
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u leo:

In lh. city Jan % Caroline L.. wife OF Peter Harmed
aged 10. -
Faneral THIS afternoon half past O'Clock, fren lob
Bayafd-st
In tn. city Jan 90 Mrs. Abigail Rail, IN the SD year
Of her age.
The friends and relations. and the members Of Covenant
Lodge No % o. of o. F.. respectfully invited to
attend her faneral Friday Inc I'D al o'clock, from
aer go s residence, t- Delarcy-IL
Ia This cry, jan l9, Ephraim Dewitt. aged %
AtNe...k. y J.. Jaa Is Ira u. Marsh. aged "a. -
Al Philads pnia. J,H. l9 William Lo~bsr, aged &c.
In Haaover Co. Va. Jan l3, Mrs. Christ!ara b. wife Of
Dr. Henry Curtis and sister OF President Tyler, N the
4.lh wear Of be. age
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COUNSELLORS AND ATTORfEYS,

hdnlttet al Inc JANUARY ";h OF me Suafeme J"nr Of
,he state OF Nev-York. Aiiiaayl-;.
CoussELLoRs.-S. s. bur,-its,=rot:is Brown. c. B.
butcher, }. p Fenton. Cutler Feia George Gordon Jr,
j. 6. HethauayJ r w. II. Hscox, c. 7 Huhurd, 4. Jud
son. Orlando Kellogg. II. LINK, R.W Livingston, a.
Mesker, Jesse Palmer, John Randall John Raymond,
George Rctd!ncton Lyman Sanford Jasps. Smith John
o Sargent, t {. w SP.ford.
Ar7ogxEYs-Czllcude. Baker Philctus w. Bishop,
Samuel Dlachford, Joseph B'itg lam Cornelius N. Bros.
nan, Stafford E. Churca. Charles F. Daey. Fayette G.
Dag Kirloa .Dinnick. Martin Fitch Isaac V. Fowler,
David L. Gardner, John X. Hacket;. JOAN F Ravens.
Thomas NJ Hopkins William r. HumF arey. Sllvauus
Lewis, John j.. I.atn-. Heavy ". Morris Geo w Niles,
Soomoa B. Noble, Horace Packer Ella. j. Patterson,
Charles W Root James j. Sanford, Thomas Sher-
wood George Soule William G. Sterlsr, Jshn B Strain,
Richard scott, Thomas 6 Talcott, John S. Thayer,
G.otgcp Tyler. joan Van Sartyoo-. Stephen X. Viii
Iiams, Nelson J. Waterbury, Charles W. W ebser.
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In tOrcien Exchanges INC MARKET uueI hcilIttcis
are saitiug for the aiyccs By the Cunard
Specie is very inac,ve--thc demand being of the most
limited character.
a complete calm appears TO have settled down upon
Wall 81 1t is as difficult negotiate paper in the street
ns before January, although the Bank, arc dscounting
more literally The rate, however not quite SO high
The President Of the llousa;onc Railroad Company
arrangements have been made to redeem the
note, of that Company on iAc 10Th prox.
According tbs Comptroller report the circulation Oh
lst Dec ISL OF The Clinton Bank, which was cnloncd
Yesterday was S22 6b3. On the Isl December s4O,
SiS5UO The securities witi,hc Comptroller $4,000
Illinois Skies, worth prcscn, about S7O00-pnying
about 30 cents on the dollar OF ac circulation.
The State Stocks pledged ~th the Comptroller hy the
Free Banks of is State amount 10 s329s, SOC.
Ncw-Eorl; Markets.
ASHES-In equercc of holders looking for higher
rates. the market is We quote Pots 90 Pearls
po-nominal.
COTTON--rhc sales to-day about 800 bales. Oper-
keeping OF the market until he arrival of
the steamer.
FLOUR--Blycrs aud sellers waiting :hc adviccs
expected by the Cunatd steamer and until they arc
ccvcd The will be limited Holders arc how
ever very firm. We quote before: Gencsee 81
90 New Orleans -li Ohio SSH 59i; George
town600 a l2i., Brandywinc & IS; Frcdo'icksharsh
ana AIeXandra i O.: Richmond City Mills 80
GRAiN-Thc L 0t0 bushels Wheat received from New
Orleans sold for shipment 10 day at 25an advance Of
&c on the last salcSglcs $500 bushels Maryland
Corn a, 62!c weight for export. 0;her descriptions Of
Gram are very dull Sales oo4 bushels Barley nj 'l
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cTATE OF NEW.YORk-IN CHAScERY

Of ~ lh-I-S IN I -.
C-Be fore Vice Chancellor the First Cireu;--T
Quick William T. Beer, and Sarah his wifi,
Maria Quick. joseph Vafnun and RJses Ansle
IL pursuance and of order Of this
Court made the above entitled dated the Fifth day
Of .uua!y 1882 and OF the such pro
hereby given all having any general
lien incumbrane-, by judgement decree ocrwe
the Undivided share interest Of any Of the parties in the
premise: REFERRED to- 70 produce the und-
signed Of the Masters of aid Court before Ii. 9Th
day CT March ne1t, my cce No - Joha-s,e.t the
Civ OF NV York, proof their e.pecye liens and incam
oraness together with satisfactory evidence Of amount dus
hsr.sn and to specify the of such and
the dates thereof respectively The prsnise. retired to are
The back part those four lot. OF land situate upon
nof-.a.tey of the Third Avenue and Fifth
The Cry of New YORK. and hich four lot, o0uneeo
Deed from Nicho'a, William stuyve..n, to 'be heif' o.
liam Q-ick, foows-Beiag the onh-ta.ssy 800.
Third Avenue aud Fifth stree; and thence 'nhns
along The r.hsriy side Of Filth street, one ne Third
heriy on line pa aIle 10 the easterty .ioe -
Avenue feet tseree easef!y gu a., ;b,
10 the nof;heey side Of Fifth stree, one ,y
Third Auenue .oothsr!y nipe'y b,t
ea,terly lin. ofthe Tnirc Avenue TO tne tot"e' y
and Fifth street. The place Of aeg1cans
Dated ne" io' = : aA'-' WILLIAM W. CAMo5ELL,
I jli Master Nn'9"~'J ~ -
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CoRONER'S OFFICE.

THuRSDAY, january 70.
The Coroner to-day held inquest a tbs residence of
William Daniels, colored No.l5 Christophcr-srect,
tho body Of his wife Paebe Am Louisa Daniels, aged
80 of Salem Massachusetts. The deceased had
suffered ndispcston for three ycars principally without
med zeal treatment, With papation of the heart short
of breath pain in the left SIDE &C. &c and
Wednesday morning, being mach worse slipped out of
bed floor, on her knees and died soon after being
raised up before tho physician no sent for arrived
Verdc,-Died of congestion Of the liver and lungs.
Also the house of Michael Mcguire, No. 81 Bowery,
on the body of William Moore anaye of Massachusetts,,
and person Of rather Incorporate habits who assisted in
attending DRY above place. The deceased
had occas lonay been subject fits, and Wednesday
night bctw cen aud o'clock, suddenly seized with
severe ii and fell heavily the door. DR.. Syme was
called in but could afford any relief and after bav-
ing had long succession he died between 10 and
IL o'clock. Vcrdict-Ded Of epilepsy
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james BIcecker, Auctionccr.

percuntor, SnIt-yalmnble Property
Ua:ou Place Lafayette Place ircag Place University
Place lith street. and 3tk accHne-BLEEChER y
VAN DYKE will sell at Auction. on Friday, January
II 81, g, y cloc Il, the Merchants Exchange the fol-
lowing described property VIZ It.;
l.t The Two large three story houses Nos 90 and %
University Place Ike houses - feet los inches by %
fee, and the lot. are about los feet III depth
y The block OF ground bounded by Srcadwa un!oa
Irpiycrsty Place and 18th street. being Pig feet
,nches ON Broadway .is feet inches on uuiop Place
m fee, on diversity Place aud S2i feet inches on ioIh
street, The above plot divided into ~ tots vary
nc from 40 feet inches IS ccin width OF which !
arc on R,os!wayS OH Union Place, on University Place.
and ON 18th street
81 The cegan: Marble House. No SO Lafayette Place
b.,r the centre building Of the Colonnade row together
si,l The stable the rca. the lo' Is :" by 'io ee be-
side. Tic alloy % feet Il the rear aud car
,iaee way 10 Broadway.
th All those lots Of ground being The entire front on
M side OF Irving Pace, extending from 10Th 10 10Th
each lot being - feet % inches by luo feet IN
depth. -. ,a,,,, IN ~.
Avenue and Goth and 2ls streets Of the lois lying
a., s w est side of ith Avsnae snd comprising Inc
entire front Of the block 3 on 20ta and on 2st street
Thi, property will De sold IN on- parcel
9TH. Four lots OF ground 18Th si-eet=hssween The
81, and 9TH Avenue together 100 by los feet inches
and ao the lots on l4 streen froR; OF tn ess aHe neo
under Lease from the SprInglor Estate.
:. .th. The lo of ground on SIN street osss's "'NN
McDousal and adjoining the three s'ol. W"
buiiin. nov erecting lot % hyoi feet 10 ncnes.
S.a The three story Houses. Nos loo luz anu L.
waveyley rlace eo,arencins ~ festfrom Washington
Square, each u, p by Effect.
Alsrgc portion Of ;as purchase money can remain Oh
bond and mortgage of the above property Lihograpnc
mans may be obtained the Office OF The auconeers 20.
6? Merchants Exchange. on Mondsy, January lin.
For any lnio,iu.tion apply the sucsionee.s or 70
John [. Lswrsuce Esq, No So WalI-sr.es. llS aus
no 1887
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with resoec, 70 the decease of,he late Hon DAVIS
#DNocK, Jr., Mr. BUcHAsAsvery briefly expressed
MS regret at the death OF the high qualities
Of whose ctarac;e. he bore his sincere testimony
out of respect to whose memory, on his motion,
The Senate adjourned. ARGUS.
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. seventhteen,h Ward!

q seventhteen,h Ward.-Ata meeting OF the
citizens OF the tn Ward convened al No 81 bo*ery
evening OF January 9, c42, JACOB AIMS ESG as
called the Chair hessv. Alexander Hamilton John
Petnsren, Geo.S. Doughty. Lloyd ~ Wells aaa P'tsr
FirclScg Esq.wcre appointed Assistant ChalfHsu and
Alderman John " SecncH AID EdraTG Dayton Esqs
appointed Secretaries The call OF the meeting having
been read. twas, melton,
R6solveG Tia McssTs. Dap.el JACK SON. Alexander Ham,
lton Geo. ". B,ucu Geo 5. Doughty, and John Ridley
DC committee TO d.at and report the meeting suitable
resolutions.
The Comaliitce having retired, the meeting was ad-
dressed by Mr. D o. M-comber agent of the Railroad
Company explaoicc the iamcnse and Importance
OF the Railroad this city particular
M Jac from the K-lirinc CoaIttse, reported the
following RESOLUTIONS, which, beng seconded by Mr. IT,
" Brucn lucid and pertinent speech were advocated
by Mr. Hlrmau B. Rome; and Mr.. John l. Manford and
were unanimously adopted
Rss0irtd That IN the bold aud energetic measure
adcpsd by cur sister CITY of Boston, 10 withdraw from
rich and trade OF the West, We recognise
the irua spirit Of American enterprise. and from the sue
Of their undertaking acknowledge The wisdom Of
their and the intelligence of their foresight
Rcs0irsd That have too long relied upon the uatur
al advantages OF the CITY OF Nesfork to remain as she
has been. the great commercial emporium oil
the Union, aud find that perseverance and capital
may caural disadvantages and enable ART 10 d
through channels the trade which has or years
past poursd It's wealth INTO this city.
RfSortd. Ina, the completion OF that noble enter
prise the NerYork and Ere Ka;o road see the only
cure remedy for evil, arising from the loss oil sur bel
trade sitting heart and hsne Tor ths purpose
are only adding own wealth and power, a. a
city, and a people
Rtsored, TbAss population OF 5oO,ooO inhabitants,
posses Of aud personal property 10 me amount OF
more hundred mlous OF dollars, this city shou
not hesitate 10 pledge Itself the immediate complexion
OF this rora aud million oi doars eau, sud should
be raised for that purpose.
Rrsorei That wc recommend every man III ins
Ward no able subscribe 10 tae ,ock of this road
at least share fully believing that III so dong nc Is
| of those around h!m
On .sutlou esorcd That Messrs g. 5. Doughty, Reu-
ben Whers John VI. Seaman Thomas l.. DAVIS, DANIEL
Wln.hip, mel Jackson Nathaniel fcarce Alexander
Hamilton Geo. W Brucn, Hamilton Fish, Adm h Patti
SON. Jacob Aims anu Lloyd w. Wells. were appointed a
Gomnttee collect subscripuons IN The seventeenth
| Ward.
Re,olctd, That The proceedings OF this meeting be
sy the officers OF the same and published IN the
| pa pcrs of the city. JACOB ADDS Chn.
ALEx. HAMlToS,
JoaS PETTIGREw,
Gro S DOUGHTY, Assistant Chairman
LLOYD w, WELLS,
PETER pINcKSEY,Z
John NJ Seaman secretaries .,
l. Edward Dayton ) J2l
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WATCHES AND JE WELzsH VERY
w lIO H-rhe subscriber selling all descriptions
of gold aud silver lever anchor cscapemen lepnc anc
verge Watches, Diamond Rings, Pins gold Pencils
Chaus Keys SC. retail lower than at any Other place
in the city. Gold Watches us lower than vt any otner
place the city Gold watches as ow as $50 10 ~ each
Watches and ewery exchanged CT bought
returned. " '. ALL ~
Importer of Watches and Jewclry, wholesale aud retail
an WI. u,reet An .tp,r, go ,stf,
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WASHINGTON HALL, IA

yVAaHaINGT0N HALL, HARLEM-FOA
w SALE OR LEASE for or more years, that ce'i'
able Hotel now occupied BY Andrew HONS, situated on
Third Avenue The premises contests OF large double
House. two stories and atlic; small house III the rear,
Ice House and also extensive stables and shefs cunt
ing IN all aboa. eight lot. Of ground well calculated Tor
country aud city custom, being the principal avenue
and about seven miles from the City Hall. Apply 10 VII
liam V. Brady. 81 w lillian III u
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wh directions the back Of eaGH iIr ,b,y
box of m genuine Avoid all ",ns b i, ony
are .lc:';ss' % ~ =, urcr America HIS
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p. \. 80 = 80: s,c branches OF the srigaa estab
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AIDES DRESS, Habit, and Pclisc Cutting aud
i Fitting taught four lessons, with intalible acct
rncy, by means of the Mathematical Ihcorem, o those
already engaged about to engage ~ the business ct
dress making, will be of the greatest m2or,rce as Il
has proved to be IN. exact, snshe lad speedy
method of fitting and dispensing with the disagrceabe
necessity oftryng Terms 81 including se OF the
newe. patterns and privileges the learner advantage
Apply to MRS. OKEEFPE, Astor Pi,cc near Broad
wa, i2l 3t-
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The CIsclSSAT1 RASKs.-The Cincinnati
Chronicle says - Our distant readers should
know that the regular banks, The FcsnEii7 Com
mercial, Lafayette, and Ohio@L tte and Trust,
are no; al duplicated in The late proceedings.
Ihey move on as usual, ard their notes De-
ieved TO be as safe a. auy in TIE Union.
lg Rcv. CHARIEsr T. TpRRET, a citizen of Mas.
sachusctts, imprisoned al Annapolis, Maryland, on
achargc OF iacendi0ris'a, after two severe exam
nations, has been released, Under security that
he Will not again visit the limits Of Maryland =
We have something to say OF this matter when We
have room.
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s-Pc;sous afflicted with this painful aud diIt
greGab3 complain; eun hlvc pnrmaaen and lasting
guaranteed by applying No, 81 Harrison -treot,
Dyopsy s;orss ana Ulcers, of long standing,
Office hoHt, from O'Clock a. " 10 |, and from TO
iil lnI,T
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AL. HOPE. Is VAIN.

HOW often II IL ,ad of our friends when they are
supposed iucurabic from Consumption, when sher-
man, I.oz-ugss would chem III IL" weeks no
key.Dnrins Anthony and the Rev Sebastian Srfetfr
have both beou cured of Consumption by them J We
Rev Dr. ta -tIno the Mr.. Handbook have also
wituesscd their wohddrfs effects Consumption,
CoIi. Coughs, Whooping Coughs, Asthma, &c. Mr. IA
der &c Chatham Jim Grant ~ AHn-.trect. have
also and tGo~n many cases where they cuf|a
Within the lest year over
tOe CASES DF CONSUMPTION
100 CASES tjF COLDS AND COUGHS.
100 ASSES OF WhO0pING COUGH, and
.O0cASES Of ASTHMA,
have been reported cured by Shermln Cough loZengcH,
besde- curcs u.umerabe throughout the country that
have Eot been reported.
CHILDREN DE OF WORMS,
aud many grorn peog.e suffer for life With varisus dis
eases arising frora Worms The only and crr,ain
remedy for al kinds Of Worm. Shermans Worm L0z
cages. T:sy a;.r -ea their % uctIoh
..aa i,ijG 600 CASES,
and nave meyer bess aGovy- .ii single instance
NERVOUS HEADACHE AND PALPlTATlON
the -.,rt relieved 10 from to 10 minutes by 3ar Of
sherman ozeoges. /; Is really Surprising ho1 quick
tnes operate. Individuals Of The hig hest f..pecabty
can DE- referred 70.
WEAK BACKS,
or pain ,.ck, .ldes.breas kbeunat'm, cared
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q Exchange Lyeeum-Mr JONES has cou-
seu,ed TO repeat FRIDAY evening next, HI, Lecture
the Proper Use of Books which deeply interested
large number Of stranger. we'll citizens on satui
day evening las, Al the Exchange Lyceu 3i5 Broadway
Preceding Lecture will be exhibition OF fc= OF tae
numerous specimens. deposited the Lyceua for exam
in4,icr exchange aud sale Following II will De remark.
from George Clifford Esq and several other gentlemen
Tickets admitting Members all the meetings OF iae
Lyceum for Season also Scientific Excursions Dur
the summer, One Dollar Tickets for single
meeting Il; b. sad th- pl.ce OF meeting tx
change Lycsum, Sis Broadway. y. IL Il
II Geological Cabinets AND CHlLOREHs'
BRICKS proper sill precede The Alphabet as
lessons for children. For sale a. the Exchange Lyceum
34s Broad way.
LECTURES on CONCHOLOGY. by Mr. Wyatt, sre
proposed at tha place ladies and genten en-
wishing 10 attend are requested 10 call and leave their
uauss for the Course. J2l IL