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.R. SHEKAlAN'S LUZENGES-57

H. tons sold last year-the greatest evidence that can
be offered of thes great popular, and usefulness
MIR. Leonard Rogers, aged 9S, sos Tentreet sup
pissed 10 he al the point sf DEATH from old age and bad
cough His ply scan advised him try Shermans Cough
Lozeages He did 50 and they cured BIN.
Enocb +. Camp, Esq. our excellent reporter, cured
ofa very bad cough by Shermans Lozenges also
Mr. RAIDER, the famous dealer, IS Chatharn-sreet
The Catholic Orphan Asylum in Eleven hsireet, has
eft
Capt Chadwick of The ship wellington, says Shermans
Lozenges great hing-ihe Caupbo Lozeages the
ouy sure remedy for seascknes, headache and papia
ton ever known.
Mr. John Eeers, 1875 lhreet cured his child of worms
by only one dose OF Shernlans Worm Lozenges Nearly
every physician OF celebrity IN this city ends She
mans Worm Lezengesin theifpracce, ashley also do She
mans Poor Mans Plaster. which costs only l2t cents and
certain cure cr pain weakness OF the side breast
back or any part OF the body Also, rheumats, iunbago
and piles BE sure you get The genuine.
BEAUTIFUL TEETH AND SWEET BsEATH-The whole
teeth keeping them from aching and decay hardening
gums and sweetening the breath than Shermans Orrs
Tooth Paste The onlv perfect ard delicious denice ever
offered 10 the public Ii used and recommended by the
first families IN America, and has recently been introduced
into the families OF several of ae nobility England and
France. Dr.. Castle, @ Broadway our dentists Dr.
Elliot the ocuiit; the Hon. B. B. BeardsIey General
Winchester OF the New Wor aRd peay every physician
and dent in this city, and recommends Sheraas Or
DR.. SHERMANis Warehouse is al LOG NaSsau-street.
Agenis-llo, % and 40 Broadway; 1ss Bowery; 227
Hrdsonstresi n East Broadway; as Willamsreet; 10
Astor House; $50 F1onsreet, Brooklyn; ia,e
Boston S:anwix Hall, Albany 42 Westminster. street
Providence 8 Ledger Buildings, Philadephia az Tweed
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EroRMs IN CHlLDREN.-of all

wv diseases TO which children are e1poseg n1ss arc
seldom them they initiate the eo sp'a aa q.
aos, ether complaint meg orn sTe nc, oniy
disease .hemelvss bur their irritation aggrayaies
ali other diseases wandering from one pat OF ne ooay -
s9Den The els and frequently the throat; causing con
Tisions ad too often desired remedy VIII De
cornd IN DR.. JAMES TUNIC VERMIFUGE, which
viii very soon destroy the Worms. and nvsorate Inc pow"
ers ri digestion 10 prevent LetnTn OF the
ans SIS Broadway, New York Price 30 cents per oo''e'
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nOSITIVE CURE FOB CORNS.-

/ Sir Astjy Coopers celebra,ec. CIR, sal:e mas
been before the citizen. o. View for sufficient enSh
of uc its virtues, and happy 10 state that 80
Ear as have been able 10 learn has owed Itself an IN
fallibe cure. It's use has believe been attended win
perfect success the following certificates VIII SHOW
This may certify that one application OF Dr: Coopers
ects in my case and that of many offers WITCH bare come
within my knewletge am cS2ose,; TO regard Il as spe
cic Il. II. SHERWOOD, NJ d. 32o broadway
have used Dr. Coepers Corn Salve with perfect success
My Corps OF long standing and he worst ever saw
50 bad that considered them neurabe but one or two ap
plcaons of the above named Saye entirely removed Them
without pain WYMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher OF the Boston Miscellany, sc. III Nassau Ct
Sold wholesale and retail 1875 Nassau 81, ami reaed al
James r Chiltoas d. D. so Broadway; Messrs Sands
27S Broadway, Mrs Harpers 5ll Bowery S9 ulion ST.
Rro,dI,,r lis lm*
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rs THERE NO BALM IN GILEAD?

Il Was the pathetic exclamation OF the prophet of Israeli
hs behed the degradation and iseres Of his people
and doe the heart the phlanhrops
comsera ion and be witnesses the hope
less and helpless condition OF thousands dying all around
him with Consumption, and other pulmonary affections,
and ask there balm that can heal them IN ply
scias them from death? Yes, there balm
tina, will heal lheQ and those fatal diseases
and restore them 10 health Il found in JAYNE'S EX-
PECTORANT, which never fails TO relieve
1t is prepared by Dr. D. Jayne sos Broadway, NcwYo
and 20 South Third-streei, Philadelphia.
Price, 81 per bottle. 1877 i'm
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ror The Tribune.
SaIhaa.
NV .rcrsrrs ssopSRAs''

Ok A American History that
tt' - 49, ny n,s,o. the Governor o. hne Oo'e"'
,--. Z. ,ho ve,y 1875 on Noyase " ~. p,ci6c-
- s. :. s m cordieras. when pc saw
hen se.n for tho frss time rom '''
u..u.reu forests dark with weight OF IiHe'
As rs's,s.h marshes feet had never trod
,,,,,ain.tops whose heads sublime
Hs6 known no presence save OF 600
Mid bowling brutes on every hand
And men more savage far than they
The hero and his dauntless band,
with souls aspiring, hcwed their way.
Nv plens and streams, by crsgsy ways,
Sill onward urged that daring band,
Till, on the high Cordilleras,
With glad and Teasing eyes they stand.
Behold Ian ocean rolls below
Unseen, unknown to other eyes;
With gladd ming fires their bosoms glow =
Their shouts fy echoipg through the skies /!
"see /" cried the hero, as they kneel
Where Nun had never knelt before;
1.-THE bounding pillows coastward reel,
Swift herads from distant Shore
Bousdless, yon mighty ocean lies
Its waves celestial music bear:
Your fame, immortal as the skies,
Your Coun,ry's glories slunber there
"Now, far as mortal eye can reach
Calm Solitude reigns DER yOn deep
Save where along the whitened beach,
The high.uplifted surges creep!
No rolling barque e'er stretched her wings
Above those still and mighty waves;
No sea.boru spirit downward brings
A mortal to her coral caves
"Yet there the bellyins sail shall glide,
And bear the fruits Of other chimes;
And, dancing DER that bounding tide.
Shall sweep the men of coming times.
Yea, shores that men have longed to view,
Shall rise to bless the search of Man,
With gold and silver from Peru,
And gems and pearls of Indostan!
"And yet, above that waving deep,
Shall sail the Old Worlds pride and crimes
The numbering cannon yet shall sweep
It's thunder Ger these peaceful climes,
Till Silence, shrinking from her throne,
Shall leave for e'er her calm, blue waves;
And, Ger the deep, saddened moan
Shall rise from Osean's secret graves
"Bu, we immortal fame have won,
That shall to ages far 60 forth;
Now, praise our Lady and Gods Son,
The pious soldiers guides on earth y
He said-and on the mountains hight
The Christians holy sign arose;
And, bathed within the golden light,
Far shone the solitary CrosSl
ypr4uich, N. T..
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Office is HEREBY GIVEN that

L Certificate Of The Five Per Cent State Stock
aied by virtue of Act of Assembly, entitled An Act
provide continuing The Improvements OF the State and
Tor The payment of the Interest the Public Debt, APP
proved the Ito day Of June, 1910" eimburabs by The
Cemmonweak any time after the first day Of july ls7e
issued Up James Pomeroy dated 2lt day OF December
$780, Tor Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and numbered
2 sgncd by George r Espy, Auditor General and coua
,ersigned by A. H. Read. Stale Treasurerwhch aid Ger
hheaie has been lost and that applications has been made
TO the Auditor General OF Commonwealth Pennylva
MA 10 grant duplicate OF said Geri6cate.
November Is la4A rs lavStn
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W KEEPING for saIe.-The undersigned hereby offers
for sale Copy Right Of his system OF Bookkeeping,
which has yet thirty three years TO run without further
alterations or Improvements.
This book is one OF The profitable works in The y.
States and will pay large per cenage 10 any member OF
the trade who may purchase i,e right Il has passed
through twenty large editions IN The hands of Collins
rr Co. booksellers he OF this city, and who, if they
willing to do Tie favor show by their books that they
have paid up this e nearly fifty thousand dollars my
sha of the profits
The work in general throughout the o. States, in
Schools Academies and Counting toa:es and the
creas. with the popula3 country or its merits
tex, boob Is unnecessary speak The public have de-
cidcd hat II be proper 10 say however that
il has been the foundation of all the works that subject
emit names and died away FIRST publication. Being
uader the necessity OF going Europe and being in
right for sale, which he should not otberw:ss do.
Letters addressed tpost padi the undersigned viii
have immediate attention
JOS. ARLINGTON BENNETT, Councillor al Law,
Arlington House. l.. Island.
This book WORTH 10 bookseller sixty thousand dol
Law Fla
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AN CHANCERY-Bef the Vice Chan
4 celor-licen Craig John Craig ct al (sae in par

Il NS,'~
tti0r.) :;
I'm pursuance of decreal order OF this Court, made IN
the above cause iii be sold al public auction under toe
direction of the subscriber CT The Masters hcreo', ~
r. H. Ludlow Auctcneer, the Merchants Exchange, IN
the CITY CT New York, the 4lh day OF March next al Il
O'Clock noon Of that day
An tina, certa piece or pscel OF ground stra'e lying
and be ne The outward OF the City OF New York anu Is
pert the late the property OF James ne Lancsy
Esd and particularly de sc-ibed in certain Hap OF the rs
alc made by Evert Banker, aud known by lots NUMBERS
fifteen hundred and sxtyfour, fifteen hundred ana Sixty
five fifteen hundred siI;ysix aud fifteen hundred ana
si1ly..even Bounded norherly By lot No 1855 souhcty
lois Nos 1857 1883 1859 ard l5cContainlng four lots oil
twenty ve feet front aud rear and Que hundred ee deep
cacn LOT together with all Singular the ways passages,
rights members easements, profits commodities
eulolu!nenl Entertainments aud appureDanceS whateVer'
10 tho sad lots OF ground and premises belonging or ID
now are amy time heretofore have been held, occG-
Pied accepted rcpued taken or known as par parcei OF
member thereof. any part thereof.
Aud also all that certain brick dwelngbeuse anu ol'
niece parcel ground siiate N the third late iourtn
formerly West Ward OF the City OF NewFork, on the
South side OF Conandt street, bounded norhery in front
by Courandt street, sodherly by lot OF ground formerly
OF john Pevees late OF Robert Gosnan, eaSiery o
lot OF grcupd late OF William and Henry Van Dal.
son. and westerly by ground formerly OF jacob Seutet-
bush and lately belonging 10 Nicholas JoX, and DOW pe
longing James Fairle breadth in front twenty-five feet
inches, and in about twenty Jour feet IN length
on each side hundred eet-together with The liberty si
Il cortan alley passage the easerly SIDE OF shlu
house containing front Courtandt three tee ana
four inches and in two feet eight inches and hall,
and in eugth on side hyour said lot subsequent
" known and distinguished as No thlynine (S9 Court
| land s.ree.--Ncw. YORK, Jan. GOTH 1918.
WILLIAM w CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
r. II. WALLER, Solicitor. l2l law6W
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u The WING ALMANAC AND UNITED SRATEs REGIS.
TER for the year RS43 ispubshed the office of the
Ne1 York TRIBUNE, in the city OF New York. Price
l2t cents Posmasters and Others RENTING dollar will
receive Il copies by mail.
" AS work OF convenient reference for Families Mer
chants and Mechanics the Unea States Register and HKy
Almanac fer 1913 viii be found superior to any other which
can De f0nnd in the market for any thing like the same
Money BESIDE Lille OF Henry Clay complete Calendar for
eaons contains as much useful reading matter as is
oana 10 an ordinary ffy cent volume Its Tables of Pom
uaAon OF The different States and Times of holding Elec
aad Election Returns OF all The States are subjects of
49,. usefulness Every family and every Office and
ha.s NC country ought to have copy this useful work
~ N convenient place for convenience Of refer
en s.. , rrlse only i2i cents per copy.
month ors,o Snanss tes 1854 viii be published in the
Of psefl ane y i'll contain immense amour,
-, c..s mateF and valuable Political. agricp,,,.
, , 90 and Manufacturing Statistics Til. nres
81 per dozen, or 81 per 100 copies. - GEMS Aase'
GREELEY McELRArH.
Tribune Buildings, New York,
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CKjNNELLo MINTURN & CO. e


We South street.. offer for sale
Eaesh Sheathng Copper-loo cases from IA to 81 or.
Swedes lron-60 tons, we'll assorted.
Tin Plates-2cg boxes, assorted
Try Pel'24 Try Po,s lso, TO and 100 gallons.
Gallego Flour-l2ho barrels, fresh.
Rio CofIee25Ua bags prime Green.
Havana Sugar-5o0 boxes brown
Havana Sugar-5G0 boxes White.
Russia Duck-5G0 pisces "a ard 80 inch.
Russia Ravens Duck-SU0 pieces
Russia 9oi Rope-l50 coils, a.soTiea sizes.
Russia Diapers-50 bales.
Russia Crashes Bales.
Russia Sheetings-2n bales. brown.
,N;orelte Paper-lO bales, entitled 10 debenture.
Madders-20 casks prime Ombro.
lvsry-50 prime Teeth and 500 Scrivelos.
Chinese Soy-5o jars; 20 cases Chinese Vermillion.
E.. !. Rhubarb-2O cases; 10 cases Lac Dye.
Wieler Nu,ria Skins bales prime.
Eartkenware-s crates superior Tea Sets.
Olive Oil-i0 pipes.
Candles-5o0 boxes Sperm, assorted.
Winter Oii-l000 gallons nnheacbed
Ch0lk-2o0 tons; 500 TOYS Steamboat Goals.
Aso-An assortment OF China Silks, viz:
White Pongees-20 cases so inch.
White Pongse Hdkts-5 cases.
White figured Pongee ildkfs-5 cases.
Crimson Figured Pongce Hdkis-5 cases.
Satin Das,ask-l case, assorted colors.
Grape Shaws-1o cases. embroidered, various patterns
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IN CHANCERY of New-Jersey.-Be

IN
Il tween Edmund Ill. Conway, complainant, and Laun.
cciot Howard, Adeine NJ Howard his wife. James Fuller
and David E. Gregory, defendants Order or publication
1t appearing this Court that the complainant has filed
his bill the above against The above named defend
ans for the foreclosure aud sale of certain morgaged pre-
in The said bill mentioned aad that process OF sub
lGaa appear and answer, directed TO The defendants,
hath been regularly issued reuInabe 20 the term oil jan
uary A. D. eighteen hundred and foyhrec, but that the
defendants, Launeeiot Howard, AID Adene d. Howard,
his wife, David Il. Gregory and James Fuller could not be
found in this Stale 70 be served herewith and that they
have caused their appearance TO be entered as in case
such had been Gully served and being made to
appear by affidavit the satisfaction of the Chancellor that
lie said defendants reside OF the State OF NewJerey,
wit in the State OF New York It's therefore. on this
theth day OF January ia the year of Lord one thou
eight hundreds and forty three. motion off, NJ Scud
der Solicitor OF the complainant by this order directed by
the Chancellor that the said absent defendants do appear
plead, demur the compla nanrs bli or be-
fore the first Tuesday OF April next orhat in
OF such decree be made against them the CT ancellor
shall think equitable aud just and il IS further ordered
that this order SHALL within days be served
personally upon tbe said Launceot Howard and Adene
M. Howard James Fuller and David E. Gregory, by de-
verng copy thereof Them be published within the
said twenty days in The NewJersey Journal published in
Elzabethown in this State, and also IN The Tribune, IN
The City of NewYork and continued therein for six weeks
successfully, at least once in every week
Sflaw6w* Wa. PENNINGTON, Chancellor.
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The American Laborer.

Magazine of Facts and Arguments illustrating and de-
tending the Policy OF PROTECTION TO HOME IN.
DUSTRY in all its Productive branches II embodies Re.
ports and Arguments by WALTER FORWARD MaHLoS Dick.
ERsoN, JOHN P. kENNEDY, CHARLES HUDSON, WILLIAM
sLApE, HARMAR DENNY, A. H H.STuART, E. C. DELAvAN
HoRAcE GREELEY, and many others OF the most emnca,
CisanS of our ccun,ry with citations from the recorded
opinions of WASHINGTON, JEFFERSON, MADISON, Monroe
}. ADAMS Jackson, GEORGE CLINTON u. D. ToMPxINs,
De WITT CLINTON, NM L. MARCY &c in favor OF The
Policy OF Protection and containing vast amount Of vaiua.
bic Statistics relating to the Productions and Manufactures
eftbe United States, not found in any other volume
The work is completed voirme atty done up con-
tanning immense amount of of deep importance
the Prouciug Interests of the Country Price One Dol
Tar. Orders are solicited by
GREELEY McELRATH Nassau.st.
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% We learn from the Newport Rhode Islander
that the sloop Lord Nelson, sunk below Conmcut
Point, had on board Captain Barlow, and his son
Cromwell Barlow, both of whom left families, and
TWO or three Irish laborers from the mines, whose
names are not ascsrraned.
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TMPORTANT TO THE DEAF-We

take pleasure in calling the attention OF our read.
ers TO SCARPAS ACOUSTIC OIL Tor the cure OF
.afrps From The favorable accounts we have hsa9d o!
4 we feel satisfaction recommending Ito The attention
ri ali who may suffer from Deafness This be only med
rinc ever offered TO the pnbl: this disease ta
we fell condesce in and lis effect in different ca,e "hih
have come within knowledge haze been ouch as the
mos, sazpuiue could wish Persons have been cured and
rieyed who had Given up all hopes being benefited
little surprising 10 US wlie any sufferers from
deafness that successful effort has been made sooner 70
nroduce something which would effect radical cure
medicine however is before the public, By The use OF
WHICH ali may relieved o. exceedingly dsagIeeapc
dseae and enabled again enjoy the society OF their
friends. We say all afflicted, by all means Try It
PREPARED by 3. Rell mad may be had al Dr. JAMES
g., ga pro,d,-ny New.yerE lOf Inn
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NM AR! WAR WAR THE Wig
GREENWICFl POTTERY,
psi WEST EIGRTEENTH.sTREE
between 9th and l0h Avenues.


between 9th and l0H Avenues.
FNHE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
tenrion OF the public the great variety OF articles
manufactured at this eSab sbment-sucha SToNEWAEE,
EARTHEN-WARE, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHlMsEY Pors,
GREEH.HousE TILE, FLOWER PoTs, OVEN TILE, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIRE BRICK, &c. &c.
AS this is the only establishment of the kind in the city,
where The above articles manufactured the public
assured that all orders will be attended with prcnpincss
and punctuay, and Oh the most liberal terms
n. B. great Improvement has been made in PORTABLE
FURNACES and the sizes enlarged, and warranted superior
10 any sold in this city. WASHINGTON SMITH.
1mN
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NM INDOW SHADES WINDOW

Wv SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and The public that having leased the spacious
store, MOI Spruce street, few doors from they
prepared TO execute all orders Painting eevery
description, with neatness economy and despatch.
All kinds of Sign Painting done in style not To be
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs warranted
nat fade large assortment Of well seasoned Sign
Boards always on hand
Banners Interior Decorations and Transparences done
order. Designs furnished and executed in superior style
Specimens of work always be and references gyea
by calling al the above place.
Trey have hand and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades Strangers in the
city, keepers OF hotels saloons public places resort and
families, can always be supplied with Shades OF the best de-
scrpuon, and warranted The assortment consists of spea
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Vgne,tes, French Scrolls
Vignettes and Rosete Centres, Scrptura Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Tntern AbbeyS-
All kinds of Shades matter how difficult are painted Ia
superior style al this establishment
They we1ld likewise call the attention Of The public to
most splendid Gothic Shade got up in good STYLE and
ranted 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed If required.
BARTOL L DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL z. BAKToL,
LEWIS +. De MAusY. i'll If
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CoLoREp PEOPLE IN DELAwARE.-The Della
ware Republican says:-"By law of our State,
no free Negro or mula,to is at liberty to keep
gun fowlng piece, except he have the certificate
If a Justice of the Peace, issued upon the recon.
mendation of five or more respectable citizens Of
The neghborhood, that he is man of fair charsc.
,er, &C."
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I'VE EOTlCE.-Whereas, A. A. Samanos, of "a Broad.
way, New-York, is making an improper use of Messr1
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale OF their Medi-
cnes This is. therefore, to inform the public that Mr..
Samanos is not authorized to sell MORISON'S PILLS
in NewYork asd that Messr Morsens' only Agents in
NewEork Messrs FIRTH & HALL, of No Frank.
lin square, from whom alone the Medicines be had gen.
uine. (Sgnedl MORRISON l. co.
Dated British College OF health, New Road, London,
June 18th, 1892 iye If
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By Special Appointment
TOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer

EOSEPH G1LLOII, Pen Manufacturer
- TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES high chnrac-
several dreputabe makers topracce fraud only upon
ar Gls, but ase upon the pabbc An inferior article
bearing the msspesd name thu Sot, emitting the final
is the market can readily be tstecied by it,
unfinished appearance and the very common style in which
il is put up.
Observe, the genuine Peas are all marked in full
"Joeph 9iotts Patent" Joseph GIeti, warran.cd )"
and that each gross bears fac smile of his signature.
The above NAY be bad, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
iyl5 ~ 81 John-streei corner OF Gold.
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% Anthony, a slave of Mr. Salattier, a, New-
Orleans, walked into his masters room few days
SINCE took up loaded pistol lying there, ADD dis
charged i.s contents into his heart The cause
wa. the infdsii,y Of Anshony's spouse.
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W A Touring mill, clothing works and several
other buildings, were destroyed by ere q few days
siace at Painesyille, Ohio, and two men perished
in the flames. Another was dangerously burned.
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"a ULL'o IkUSsES.--Notice to Rup

u Il tured Persons-Persens afflicted with rupt1fes s ~
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world alg,SS
application al the otce No. Yeseystreet or 10 cis
The agents In the principal towns In the United
careful to examine the back pad of Kuls urases
they are endorsed BY Dr. Hull il writing. None ae
me- or 10 be relied upon as good, wthont his
HUBS celebrated usses and thousands are imposed
consequence These limitations cannot be relied Ia
are made by unskful mechanics, and are 10 oes'si
the ordinary unsses. .,ols
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Vesey,s1es " nd
siVely for ladies' having separate entrance lc
department where female il IA constant ps5
To wait upOp female patientE
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"LscY Lovo."-The popularity Of this piece
Of musical composition is not derogatory to the
public saste The air was composed by The cele-
breted ,Beliini, and occurs in II Purtsni.
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ID EFINED SUGAR

~ AT THE LOWEST REDUCED CASH PRICES.
wOOLSEY WOOLSEY continue TO sell their standard
quality double Refined Sugar at their lowest reduced casa
prices, namely
EoaIo cents Der pound When less than FIVE packages
Crushed-l0 cents per g. purchased bait cent per
Powderets-lO. pound additional.
The above packed foIiows
ssssSss = sS r. 3 & s for package
apply 10 the NegYork Patent Sugar Refinery, corner
South and Montgomery streetS, at t9 Wall-street
N.B-Oders OF the city must be accompanied by
rer,i,ts,rn lGf iuaf