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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

SELLING OEF-SHARP 4 FERGu SON, SO Hudson St
are selling on their entire stock OF drv goods a. and SIS
an eost therefore who 10 want Of dry goods
OBTAIN them OF US much ss than at other place in the
Of May our object to sell our entire stock before the FIRST
firm Of SHARP FERGUSON, Is this dsy dissoIv.d by
mutual consent. All those havint claims agasst said IN
are requested the for and all Indebted
to payment Of the same to either OF the Undersigned So
ROBERT SHARP.
a5aw' JAMES FERGUsON
GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
ExTRAC from the New Orleans Picay I'VE saw enc
zen from the ruins Of the store occupied by w. stanon
Co The books End papers cont aimed in rf-ct
state OF they would have had there cot
which they had passed was not hit one The
de, W the store Of stanton Co mads about comfortable
hrs as we desire to see-lN o. picayune, nth Marsh
Tbs above safe was sold BY the subscriber Thoms p
oeans aud has proved Of immense value to the owners
assortment at prices ranging from $50 to $780,
siLAs C. RERKING, No 1879 Water st.
only authorised agent for the sale Of Wders Patent
Salamander Safes. al 2w
A CARD TO THE PU BLIC-The subs criber maoufac
tarer of Day Newell and Days eel ebrated Patent Bank
authorized Mr. Heary Jones of Newark N j. TO be sole
agent for the sale Of said Locks the United Ind
vduus and Ocers Of Banks at wishing 70 avail
cpal cities ia the Union for the purpose exhibiting
ror advantages OF thes. all Others claiming
Re Of change character and aiso prejudice
country are trying create against tn character Of Mr.
Jones. and also against the high reput Locks
% certify that JOHN H Ssss osE M Of Int and
a2lws' $50 Broadway. New York.
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To shin Masters

We shall esteem it favor captains Of vessels arriving
here will Commodore Bassett of SCH
report Of The shipping left at the port whence they sailed
the vessels spoken their passage and list Of their
Commodore Bassett will board them Immediately their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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Archiuedeau screw,

90 NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed sole agent for the United States Of
America Of Smiths Patent Archimedesn Screw Propel
ler and Is prepared to contract for licenses the
same Any Information on this subject may be had Of
him at 81 Fine street.
RUSSELL sTURGIs.
New York. March !, lsia al i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-A numerous audience
witnessed the production Of the drama Of the Shoe.
maker of Tolouse, last evening at this establishment
expressed their delight Of the beauties Of piece and
Of the acting of Scott and indeed all the performers
by enthusiastic bursts of applause Mr. Rice makes his
second appearance to night as Sip Larkns in Here's
Go and Mr. James Crow, in the Foreign Prince. The
Shoemaker Of Tolouse 10 also repeated.
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G9- CHILDREN LAUGa FOR TnEM-Children
cry Tor some Lozenges but they laugh for the Worm
Lorenges Of Dr. Peters, because the latter while bev
are perfectly pleasant to the taste annih
ate destroy ers that were feeding their vesand
scented to them The OF infants no are suffering
with worms should look 10 this for IL their children die
Of them their deaths will be the issue of and
must therefore lie at their DOORS Headaches are
cured by Peters Lozenges in from tive to ten mnutes
and coughs colds, dyspepsia sickness low spirits
and nausea than BY any medicine heretofore dis
covered in evidence of which hundreds of certificates
have been received Offices $50 Broadway $50 and 3e0
Bowery, 80 Chatham So Fulton and Ale Hudson street
New York, and 90 North Sixth street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

90 PEALE'S MUSEUM, we are happy to learn,
was in spite Of the unpopitious weather, largely at
tended last evening many doubt drawn out by
strong desire to the much talked OF Rubina. Her
style Of singing seemed to give great satisfaction. Mr.
Harrington grows nightly into greater favor, and Mr.
Austin, the new comic singer, was received with
bounded applause They will all appear, we observe,
this evening" and well for citizens we
know of resort where they pass agreeable
evening than at this delightful place Of amusement.
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The salea at the stock market have been small to-
day. and prices gsaeray have gone up. Indiana Bonds
rose per cent Illinss IS per cent; Lsng Island k
Mohawk 4; Csnton4. Bills on Phisdelphia par; Gin
cinnsti 81; Louisville per cent.
The following isa table Of the periods a. which the
New York city debt is rsdeemable
PERIODS OF REDEMPTION FOR THE Nrv YoRK CRY DZsr
Outstanding warrants. sll 5Qs
Bonds pay able Feb. is, Iss2 s5tsl
Do March LIST, 29l
Do. April LIST. 1851 $3.50
D. Msy LIST, 50,3a5
Do. June Ist 2ss SOC
Wafer Loan temporary, 1884, I.l7s,ss -
Do do. lst3 $3.50
Do do 1874, s6,oo3
I,sss,2si
Do Stock, May 1855, 100000
Do. do. Jan. 1860. 1850 900
Do. do. Nov 1870, 0oe
Do. d. 1889, 1880
City Loan, do. Jan 1850. 100000
Do do. Aug. 1850 800 900
100000
Fire Loan, do. l to years. SIS, oto
Public Buildings Stock, May 1856, $4,000
Fire Indemnity, do 1858, 36s 900
Floating Debt, lsi2-'4f--'4s-io-4s, 3Ss, 900
Total, Si33iI,li7
Active 10 meet this amount 23i5, 433
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Cattle Market.

There were three hundred sheep at the lower and tive
hsndIed at the upper Buls Head They sell slowly at
81 to So per head.
About six hundred beeves in market Prices therefor
ranged from S. to So per hundred weight
cows and calves have not changed any in prices Sc
venty five were sold at SIS to S35 each
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Domestic Importations.

DARxN-Brg New JeTsey-lss bales Phers-4s do
Barst0w Pope-4s Smith Mills co-37 Wood Johnson
Burr t-se Colt &eo-s0 Bogart kneeand-S Marvin
ga hides X M Demill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

90 CIRCUS.-Rockwell had an overlooking house
at his benefit last evening" in spite of the As the
time Of departure draw. Nigh the desire to see this SPLEEN
dd troupe increases This evening the great Camanche
the "far west should join give this daring
tive, q full house. He deserves it.
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last. The prisoner defended by Peter B. Aanches
ter ESQ., who succeeded in obtaining verdict Of not
Ruilty.
The Court then adjourned to eleven O'Clock Tuesday
morning.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL $, 1s4a.
Ospartsre OF the AtI.ntle ste.msr..

s.s ...6 81 MIsH wArrl..........
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United states District Court.

Before Judge Belts.
ArRu 4-several petitions passed to decree. Ohjec-
tions we're offered to that of Hugh 8. walsh. Amend
nsns were allowed to petitions of Geo. d. Davis and
Charles H. Burr.
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Vice Chancellor Court.

Before VICE ChanceIIor MCoun
APkIL A-DEcIsIoNs-Scoit VS.. Pinkerfon.-Ths was
motion Of exceptions masters report, in which on
q settlement Of partnership matters, was states ina,
OF the parties indebted to the other $20eoV saa
asking for re- commitment. Exceptions allowed. Re
port aside and the back to master Coss 70
abide final hearing.
tons to masters report in relation to compensation az
trustee to an estate. Report confirmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
COAL AND COLDS

THE extreme milaness Of the weather of late, although
may have proved disastrous some degree the coal
trade. has by no mans s dim, diminished the e.sssof
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Many sick in this city Ss0rders acquired BY
SLIGHT EXPOSURE.
Tbs great remedy Of the day 10
PEASE'S HOARHOUND CANDY,
wSchhas acquired enviable celebrity for It's nvarabls
efficacy in the cure OF
IL is known by its uis-its good works testify for tit
thrives only by the extraordinary, cures
1T HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
Fold wholesale and retail al IS Division st,
no Each envelope Of the genuine Horehound Candy 10
signed John Pease Son, As DIVISION street
AGENTS.
and SO William ST.
Hart 2!s Broadwayi Walsh; ae5 sadway; Smith. ass
Greenwich St. Chasery 1901 Bowery Br ombush Young.
No M Yarlck sti Agusw sos Hudson street; Owen Nos
.trcet; A. P.4or ie5 Greenwich st Moreton Of
Sands 70 Fulton and of Broadway and Chambers
ST. Bush Sitter Island, Hays 1879 Fulton street B,ookyy;
Rawis Co. No 81 State st, Albany; Duva 232 Broad
Newark, NJ.
Iy All letters postpaid will be punctnay aendedto
J. PEASE 4 SON, As Division st.
NB-Country Merchants wishing Peas.s Hor.hound Car
dy obtain 1.-THE at the lowest prices
sending order TO any Merchant ID this city, with VIII
they have dealings. m2i
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Foreign Irnportations.


LivxRrooL-Packet ship sddons-John Frazier, T Der
gen, Drumnond, ID Clement-355 in the steerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE farfamed and elebrsted pills, from Portugal ar
perceive to b obtained IN this country Bee adveY-
taemepi on the last eoumnof fourth fe4 im's
Mr. KYLEs CONCERT takes place to-pHht at The
wi Apollo Saloon. The bill is rich IN talent, and will o
doubt command full oom asst
WANTED-By gentleman and his lady. an unfurnshsd
w parler asd bed ROOM with OF KITCHEN in pri
OF Broadway and higher than Canal
ms addressed to r. L. at hs oe. stating terms &c
REFORMATION WANTED coneeri' & John X. Ifzard or
rad by t painter who IS or 20 ago resided ia
the city Of New York MIR Trad married Miss Bird ANY
person that inform letter otherwise of his place
OF residence that Of any OF the family INTO which
ried, will confer lssting favor, . -
THOMAS u. THOMPSON,
a5lt' corner OF Howard and Elm sis
PIG IkONIss pig iron part Of the cargo Of the SHIP
4 Elards from Liverpool. and for 81. by
GLOVER & McMURRAY, leo Pine street,
a5N corner South
SALT AFLOAT-7l5 Jacks and tsrs sto I'd preughon
SALT 1893 sacts Ind o4 tons common salt,
By, GLOVER 4 McMCRRAY, ! % Pine street,
2t corner South.
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Court Calendar this Day.

Court Calondar tnIb Ouys
SurxsroR CouRT.-Nos. II, l6 to &c. 70, 70, 80, 81,
"a, 50, 80, 20.
Couar OF COMMON PLEAs-Part l-Nes So, 81, IL,
A. 227 S. g. IS g. 2l9 S. 81 81, 49, 23l &c. &c. u.s.
IL, 10, Is, IS. 90, II.
Part at 4oclock-Nos. Is, l62, 1885, 1873, a. 49, 6S,
~ lT6 g. "A. l56, 1872, 1874.
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90 SPRING MEDICINES, TO PURIFY THE
blood, are recommended by medical Of all grades
and the sarsapara is root famous for this purpose
that would seem only necessary to procure its virtues
1.-THE unauthorized form To be sure of that we would
recommend an extract of the kind prepared al the abo
raory OIL Comstock Co. and sold at II Maiden lane
superior TO all oth3 preparations Of the kind
the real virtues Of the sarsapsrs in delightful form
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05
Auction sales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tStoresTos ~ .9nn and 10 Fukoastyssts.)

,s,sre.sasis .s mn ssdi Is SStSa'S.ssl
TUESDAY.
Splendid bed roo% and as..ns all
mnd. orter the carpets curtains. looking glasses
s9:s %ers to. per and % a
sa'' and plated Wei, l s!shss SYlsn' &C.
49, At iol O'Clock, at the sale rooms.
Splendid furniture ofsi d,scrp',ons
mn Al 30 Pike street.
;gsn. furniture Of g. neman giving housekeeping in
furniture varieties; III. sofas chairs &c are frat
s sh.
glass ware 500 sterling fashionable pattern coffee
AsOtehsn utensils ',S toy r. ;pS all IN the hnestorder
Attic, O'clock Ftki ID AZ Sale, Ro.m
sas
an s at sss &c. By erSs. Of .e
SATURDAY
Extensive sale splendid furniture Of i. descriptions
BY kIELL ARCULARlUS.
No so4 Broadray corner Luane street.
HENRY E. v sIbaF, Aas'i'nssr.
GSsi at 10 fuI IL. contained
IN the house No. Ic4 Sullivan street consisting OF sofas
sSs. s esss ns . Ss %
i:Ssss s'ssqs s s s a,:Ssss
Can be examined On the morning Of the sale with the cata
Il II. TIMPaON, Auctioneer.
FANCY PERFUMERY Fancy Articles, &e-JACOBs
street uneer landlords warrant the entire stock Of Prfu
SeSt q Ssssn
cluding medcaed soaps great variety
Of other fai articles usually contained peum
as IL
DELL ARCULARlUs will sell this morning. at 10 o.
~ clock at the so4 Broadway of Du
sns street wine and consisting Of old Port Madeira
De Nett and other brands chapagnc brandy and pipes
and half pipes; PORT Sherry and Madeira BY the and
glass; Absynhe assorted preserves, &c.
Also, pipes superior Swan gin
Also Havana Principe La Norma Peon Regalia ard other
segars. old and fine.
Also, several cases fine penny flag tobacco.
Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs lay evenings at O'Clock
at the auction engravngs to the trade large and
ul assortment of Hayward English Engrav hiding
many OF the nswe and most favorable subjects both ored
and PLAIN to which the attention Of the trade and others
vlted as Itr
A uCTlON NOTlCE-The furniture sale advertised by
Bsnamin Mooney to have taken place yesterday at SIT
Grand street postponed until to-day, 10 o'clock OWING
to the unfav state OF the weather The furniture
warranted 10 be Of the best material and made in the best
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United states Marshal's once.

A,su4-Alexa nder Barron mate Of the bark Anna
Huec was arrested yesterday and held to oai charged
with assaung the carpenter Of the vessel and threat
ening to shoot him while the high seas, on the 9Th
Noxemher last.
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUM.


ITO THOSE WHO VALUE HEALTH-The Gyms
stun, 205 Greene street, near Blocker, open
daily In addition 70 the regular exercises OF the Ggnsr
log Alley, Quot Ground Pistol Targ. with large opcn
space for running and Jumping and other outdoor erercseo
which render this establishment gymnasium superior to
all others. . .
Gentlemen scribng have the pr &c Of exercising at the
Branch Ann st where there severy mpieHene
for indoor exercise SparriDg Taught az usuai-
Fencag also By eminent Professor at such time a to Gt
appica ants in with the times Terms Of yearly
subscription have been reduced to slo MA aW'
ANOTHER SUSPENSION !! ADVANTAGES or
"A CASH PAYMENTs.1,The long known sign q The Col
den Fleece removed from the Of Fulton and
Nassau and suspended over the nsw store Of CHAs
whore happy such OF his friends sn4
customers may favor HIM with call his old stock has
been in order give place his present
and varied Of uring goods,
London and Paris markets. and
the aud fashionable Of Cloths Cassmeres Vest
iDgs, &c. &c
Ills purchases having been made exclusively for cash. he
enabled at greatly reduced prices tina, golden
which has long convinced hinsef and customers Of the
mense adv sntsges derived therefrem
From the cash paying community he soicis continuance
those fvor kindly bestowed during his long 81
business.
~ B. Naval and Military Usiiorms Ladies Riding Habits,
NC. sc, made in superior style.
Mr. Babcock continues in the cutting department
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In the City and County of New York from IN, osb IA.
March, ist2, to the I'd day Of April, isSa ' "
40 Mcn-is Women-eo Boys-ss Girls Total lsa
DnKASEs-ApopeSy Il Asthma 1; Asphyxy 4: Absres. o.
Bleeding Bleeding from stomach Bleeding from lungs
Burned scalded Casualties Cholera A. ChoIer.
Merbn o. Cancer Colic Consumptonis Commissions Is
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AMERICAN mUsEUm.
H<,,-,,o.- Rxac.I..s., - - -


sss. =:
r H s MEX sS ~ .pssss. iS
S 5TSSER ASSTsSSsESSs sfE$S
Tram her p sf
n er I
Blowng Grand Cosmorama and five hundred cu
La PETITE CELESTE will dance the Craco,.o,. L..
Bay adere and other dasces.
Admittance e the whole IS eents-chIdren half price
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSE en-
Mr. HARRINGTON, the renowned and unrvalIed Ven
W. roqnst, AID snsuarly gifted magician, for Eve nshs
Miss Carolina Rabena little duet and solo song
ID Duets, Solo: vsnTC?a:@, and WoadefaI
acknowledgements every Day and Evening BY Mr.
g srLEMpD PAY PEHE2RMANcE Wednesday
an as Of on
DAGvERaEoTYrE LkEskssEs taken In the most scientific
xdmiianee 10 the Whole IS cents. children half price,
81 Fl e i 6: ss: s:'S'ifi i.;
reception be with Charles Brshs% will make
e. sc"l Viii Br'"1 0rsn
Fantasia from the opera of Der Freschuz Miss Augusta
Song from Handes Airs and ,atea performing at
FITS First tune in New hideou Low.
Alr-IsOve sounds Alarm-Mr Braham.
sOpg-My Woods Hone-from the Opera Of Anilie, Mr..
%e@Mr BrsSsn and S' H1 Charles Br.w.
Song M New Y0ri-Th. Ploarhn'n turned Sal
Declamatcry Song from the Open If Masaneo BraAam
so9s-dT!%s Time-from the NymDA of the orotto-Mr.
Grand g,iEand scena. from the Opera of Fra Diavolon
The English National Banqust Miss Augusta
song-The Lads of the viliage-Dbdn-Mr. Charles Bra
Song, from Love in ylsge-ws all Love pretty Girl
under the Rors-Mr Braham.
Tickets 8 ssGn0 Be !, Ia, a. The principal music 't0s:
the It. onoS to give sstand vocal soe:iy
vii e n.
U Concert Ss to commence O'Clock. MM.
MORAL INSTRUCTIVE. RECREATIvE AND
TEMPERATE AMUsEMFN"
81 n; oss me sss cite; u
'' sIGN0K HE EaSPie'i N AisS &c &C.
The Justly celebrated naturally endowed Meseupsycho
i BsSSoo Sei ~ d;ss "o.s
%c";S hs ss. Il:
y: Of and
number to make the entertainment superior 10
a: SSS%H grss Vic. ssas' ssss ats
THR GNOME
THE BABBOON!,
THE FLY!n
Msey.ham the QUEEN Of the Peri. Mad A S t.uo
To be fellow ed by
A MUSICAL OLlO
consisting of Pianofore Rssi;sOn' by Madame HERyIO
I-Grapd Senate in d go. '..'....'...J n Hum,n.i
2-Concerfo Stuck in + e. M. Won Webse
3-GIand Fantasia on the National Airs, God
Save & k9 s ~ Ss sT:sss 1A'
To conclude with an H,s,oIea Display Of the dst,essng
attending the Shpweck OF PeTouse with sAaAe
testc painting and music which sigpor Hervio Nsno
will personate tn faithful Bibboo,
Orah, the ILdian Maid. M DIN Hervio Nano,
NB.-Perscns desrous Of making summer arrangements
can learn particulars BY applying os pad) under
signed, at the Branch Hotel, 1 Bowery, New York.
mis- Imis' HERVIO NANO.
AIR X. MEES, lately Europe,
IN highest branches. in fs
cling, and in the OF the straight crooked and Turkish
species OF weapons. .l
For ueulars enquire at sos Pearl street mil I'M
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00- MANY DEAF PERSONS HAVE BEEN
greatly benefited by the of DR.. McNairs Acoustic
Oil for the Ear to be found at II Maiden lane. Those
who are partially deaf should remember neglect they
may become entirely So and therefore should keep the
ear in proper state by the daily Of this oil 70. deaf
ness.
Those who are very deaf, may, in some cases, have
their hearing restored by it, and those thus afflicted who
do not hear Of this notice, should read il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-05

90 JUSTLY CELEBRATED GRANDJEAN's
COMPOSITIONS, now used daily by more than SO 900
people. No. Barclay street, New York. Every one
can try free of charge.
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90 CAPTAIN COMsToCK of the ship Iris wishes
US to say he has been greatly benefited by Shermans
Aedicaed Lozenges. He thinks Of going to sea
without supply. The Camphor Lozenges are the only
things he ever knew to prevent sea-sickness
DR.. Shernan's office 10 at LOG Nassau street State
ssrsst, Besten Leger Buildings, Philadelphia
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10 IN The YEAR 1921 after thousands of wears
had rolled round without So much as finding any simple
orcompound property in nature which could stay one
hair from falling of, the Balm tried by gentlemen of
the first rank Ia Philadelphia and found fay to answer
since that period has Jade its progress into the world
has found its way through the United States of Ameri
ca the West Indies, and South America China and the
British East Indies and its fame and virtues are spread
throughout the world Mr.. OldrIdge trusts that the
Americans will continue to support it with their
Powell Co. SO Cornhill Boston, only agents for the n
States comstock Co., proprietsrs, II Maiden Lane
New York
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Take physic eariy-medicne comes too late,
When the disease becomes inveerate"
z EC0MMENpEp BY the Eacqty1;,yANCE'S AN

DECOMMENDED by the Faculty-VANCE'S ANTI
N BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT PILLS-By Iona
he best and safes Family Medicine hitherto Al
VI Of the they will be found very valuable 10 all
rho wish 70 secure themselves agant sekn They are
like sale for children for period Of and require no
plants dyspepsia or indigestion, diseases sick
ache and TACT ALI diseases from
rhe GOD dsordered OF the stomach bowe are
speedily removed by taking them They scuvy
never be without them. Time climate affects them not.
Two three doses will the patient OF their sa-
tary effects for the stomach will readily
healthy state Of the and bowels will speedily place
medicine which strep CITIZENS the feeble aud the
muscles Of the strong and will be found to e
males Of all W taken according to the drecons) who
wish to be secure fro m sickness.
Price rs and SO cent per boz.
For saae wioles lie aud ALL by VIM. Watson, Apcthe.
carries Hail. IS Ca street, smith, Of Fulton
Water sts Nowi ls7 Bower Bagrove. druggist, Fulton
st. breokyn mai Inn
SMITHS HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD
EXPRESS.
THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce TO his
transport packages bundles boxes sample goos bank
kc Packages will also be received at the office No Walls
New York, forwarded to Hartford, Springfield Middle
own, New Brtion, Pennington, WslIingforl, MddeseY
field Hol Berlin, Lime Essex and al the principal
the Connecticut River. The iber will
constantly and have the .xclusiv.
his and will be BILE for the goods
AMOS SMITH, Pfopreta,s
RErIRErcEs.-R ssny er & Co, d. Appleton & q Rob,r
son traits Co Kelly, JThonipson, Adam. & Co; silas
Howard Crospsey, Gibbons Marsh, q. W..Tsyon Ihisdel
phia a2iw
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90 AMERICAN MUsEUM.-we are glad to per.
cejve that the Manager has set apart Friday day
and night for the benefit Of W. Davidson Fancy Glass
Blower no was sufferer ut the late great fire
in Chrysie street All who would help the
and at the same time please Themselves, will embrace
this opportunity The attractions this week
ally rich will be by reference the advertise
ment. To night the splendid Washington Temperance
Band will play on the balcony of the Museum.
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Bsrk Ma ,den Sws dish) Wckman, Rotterdam Wssser
Briss Star Prince Neuvtas Nesmiih Leeds Exact John
son. SavannahSchn Berry Hewes Belize Hond. Foster
Nckerson Albion, Mitchell, Attakspas, La. NesmIth
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Mr. X MEEs lately from Europe Professor Of ne astos
cling and OF the straight crooked Turkish
Sabre Hunting Knife Musket and Bayonet STAFF every
species OF weapons .Il
For 1eulars enquire al sos Pearl street mil Inn