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ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.
THE E9LLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE Be

T ..' &. h ss s..s y e. ;s9y
oft that MOTTO. prevail T.Rs.s'
,ns Of the noSn hes hat here are hrs pa,
in the last place that The cur. Of structure is
an free from pain and generally accomplished in very little
With regard TO the 6rst Of those remark. -
onOrrea IT, for instance that disease suffered 70 cqnt
ns on from month 70 month to month j, ;S, s Into Ee
ndns Pas
sssefae and q nt
s a. remain annoses sad qI
SSy q BE-. ( =: g.. hide.
s;o Of nervous .1d dy.Pspse lind " 49, '.' '"o''
:;s: a; :;s's
s s6ssa
s0 : S.s
The .ayanass however which ignorant sdvcrt.inx Peop.
"a. 9 Is 1SSa io G r BODY %
hey win sell s hei. :; long any one viii buy IN
,one structure: IN proof Of ih; aothns
who have been ssfins !. sSlssa dsD:
whom seeing the real Of the he ha. cursd
With y view of preventing these pos,ions, therefore,
desirable laS before the public few plan eiIea%
easily done for although the symptoms Of , disease
there are three q pee n, and Ff.e nee
NE hsNh1 os ia: p.sn aeA5y sau VIZ
,eutvely after finished and the clothes readjused
whether drop will ever steal away az to wet little
The TIME A GoNoRRH0A HAS REMAIrEp UrcuREp.-
1t difficult to how long Gonoh@a or elect may run
% SsSond lone would
ufccnt ground least for the suspicion Of structure The
THE EyvEcr A STRUCTURE MAS uroN TINE nIrp.-Th
sheet Of Structure depress the spirits and 70 cssen both
Effects Not however that Il IS seen alike in every ind
Idual but Is common that the writer rarely case Of
or dy m NOT w 20 capable IN
euaa Of .pIs and the Disappearing Of other mssdis the
With regard TO e Of Structure on this subject uf
neiept to observe land it stated with confidence and plea
phed in little time. so as s could not hav,
been advanced some years ago but such has been improve
hat accomplish the ssnlc O 70 :. many
days as formerly i demanded month";
w he su Sss Il s. $ S: who g' p an
the ali those which sR'y ,. :s
possbe should consult the author personality and notbps
Of cure separate rooms also, ARRANGED Tor tnose
who isay have 70 wait little no N" =
sn y.1 o. two on q. o.
his view Dr. Ralph bess TO state that beside his nk era
IF those diseases both hospital and city practice for
han thirty years. and ha, published editions Of york I
ressly them Also that he has testimonial letters from h,
most eminent phy.eians in Europe the most eminent
Amsrica-es Sir As.ley Cooper 70 pr Mott Of New York
81 q s q 8 smS. ss,s; 'PS s s9d @ he
Ralph eopsulsed ct his private residence No Grs.,
sog,ultsd By Ths lits volume above referred
dollar. NIL im~r
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CRIMINAL. Court OF PUTNAM County, Young
Denning was tried in this court last week, for the
murder Of Mr. wsnser in Phillipstown The trial was
long and the evidence circumstantia but strong
leave doubt in the minds OF the spectators Some
positive evidence convict and those grounds were
opposed finding verdict Of guilty. The others not
being willing to acquit him. they came into court and
stating their inability to agree, discharged The
prisoner remanded for another trial in April next at
New gh.-Westchester Chronicle.
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kkE. BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIyEk
.9HA POOL PACKETS-Only regular Packet OF the 1t

BLACK BALL, OK OLD LINE .OF Lily EN-
seRh POOL PACKETs-Only regular Packet, Of the IL
Hk&k. Deoem berthe celebrated fast sailing packet ship
KOr capt H. g. fur will positively sail on friday
lat December her regular day
.. Tor CABIN and steeage psssenser are lifted up in
,aa ,,t cannot fail those enha king every
~ rsrv high bet ween-deck,. which well GIFTED
and naed Those returning 10 the old country will at once
yeyance ia eience any other The price Of passage v.y
low r which and 20 the best brths Early application
should be made ON board Of Beeman st 70 the sub
RooHE, BROTHERS & CO, IS Fulton street
next door the Fulton Bank
nary sendng for their relatives have them brought
in her in Of the packets comprising this uneqgeS
sailing from that puncuay on the fth ana istn
VI each month. For passags,sPply as s6ovs v. I'D all
~, B.-Ihe rev York will succeed Europe, SAIL
for Liverpool the 10th December her regular day NOR
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NAvAL-The U. s. ship Levant, for Rio, was
spoken Oct l5 in lat. 22 SO, lon. 80 9, all well, by
the Hopewe at Kingston. She sent letter bag
by the H. for the United States
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PHILADELPHIA
DAGIIERREOTYPiG ESTABLISHMENT,

DAGITERREOTYPN ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2S AND q. .a.
THE Subscriber has received large supply Of Voiganden
ceebnted Daguerreotype Apparatus large and small
with Lenses made according TO Professor Petzvas
calculation.
Also supply OF best plates and chemicals which he
warrants good and sells at reduced prices.
The following gentlemen have agents. viz
z. White, Esq;s IL. Broadway, New YoIt P Haa., Esq
Broadbent Esq for the Southern States VIM west, Esq
All communications (pot peid) and orders accompanied
with will be promptly attended 70 and should be
directed TO WILLIAM LAUGENHEIM.
oil 3msr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
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RUPTURE WASH
yJtr having Dr. Hus Office for the last
eleven years and hsying had the most practical par Of that
hst NAV deem IL worthy Their health and comfort call
him A. ks residence No Yesey where he be
sulted from 10 O'Clock IN the until O'Clock IN the
RsIIsrncs JAMES McIVEERS.
M I'm m
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BoOTs-ws,er proof double and cork soles,
French and native calf add petent screw ups; wsr
snted good calf boots To- msa o.ys and children do
" misses and chdren's gaiter boots shoes srd
Jabe and single soles d Of every color and shade
AZ. Gents sses, ard Child ems proof India Rp
shoes the latest style, all of winch will be sold
cheaper than At any ''''' ' %xiRER, ,s Broadway.
MA ,msm f-If corner Of Canals
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FRENCH CHINA
No SOTJTH WILLIAM STREET

No. A SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs
DLEsME Importer and Agsn. fSI s ns:
plain . r'dS a s' %s
Also Tea 'ais s and
s1s,s 4 Of ss best s.s'y I'd e. Be
+ ,SEh YoSNG. is Chatham street, ODER at wholesale
s .ad ftis: . a:iS saas
T cd w ISLAND and grades
sapsJiOr Ra.pbsT, and Cherry Brandy =, ;,,,...
LONDON Scotch aud American Porter Brown Stout and Pale
% SI.s sf H'Pss s
ss:n IS; 81 Sd ssst a.: 80 ss's''
r: pin. bottle a.Gs'
NO. WALL STREET AND ass BROADWAY.
HAS JUST pea an in
% G eS Medium ss s s *. Lord
80 ''' ted brands Of scsars, cOnsisringof
Port Of Havana Rssaiias and medium size.
sexuridad, medium, size.
d::s:: Ts::f 2ss.sss :, s.-.. qualities.
s..s:s sas & 5:.. s,.
with all the fancy SHUTS of the lay.
Paper Seuas OF Garcia, Perez Lara Lord Byron, he.
Germ,9 PIPES; Cherry Turs.y Pge Ste 81; ,, ,,
Segar Ca es, Snuff Boxes, &c. ~
ing Segars and Tobacco in bales, which Of
fered at wholesale aud retail. n!3 lm'r
SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
n M HENRIQUES. No, 81 William street. respectfully
s d ns %
sale wholesale and ret,ii:- fs. .f-..t.. ..
King and Queen Regaa,
La Norma
Rionda,
Cabanas,
Esparteros,
Noosgas,
Yngenindad,
La EIorinda, "a new brandy
De Moya,
Paneteias in l-8 and l-loth boxes
Principles, ofvarous qualities.
EsIeransas,
.... Leatlaues,
Cabseros, N..
and numerous brands well worthy the Of the
public. Any purchased at this stab hment II not
liked will be back any and the returned
Strangers would do well call previous purchasing else
where
n B-Orders from the country carefully and promptly at
tended TO. nl-t ..,E tH uu nl8 I'm
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SroRx BREAKING We learn that the store OF y.
a. Messenger Co. in Worcester, Mass, was broken open
on Tuesday night and about 81 600 IN eood'
from,
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MRS. PURDY,S

PRIVATE DAY-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NO 90 Hamersley Purdy and her two daughters
gagged in giving instruction in The various branches 81 English
limited number OF young ladies Her terms regulated by
the general reduction department. for which, aud other
she begs refer her card which will be furnished
appcefion al her residence a
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THANKSGIVING. -Yesterday was celebrated in
seven different States as Thanksgiving Day
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r. Root AND SHOE STORE.

(OnN hEADf rspeotniIy inior",s -.
puoc that he has commenced business n me sp9ve
line No ~ Nassau street where b w banhfny ccese
md ,ithf execute all orders - y T. ryHr"i WIN on the
uns. r-.sonshls t~rr,- fn' rzsh w"
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LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE Loss Of Feet and Leg. hindranee to the act Of
respectfully nfoms the public that he has returned from PM
adepha &2 Water street. Of Pike New fork City,
where he continues u manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and complicated having through
aecssty invented made and worn artificial leg for forty
Team, and manufacturer for thy6ye feels conf
lent Of giving satisfaction to all who call him for Leg
Hands Arms. or the Common Wooden Leg. M lm*r
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DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

los FULTON STREET.
sSsf 'HsSs ss
S s0s I s % ID. he, cs
e..ionay pu.d into tsmporsy notice Those may be good
.n Child read tn. following
that does not salty 81 al of the Of , w
%sioa' o;Ss5 ie..neai.i. An. shsssss;I ,s
Dear sI owe tie iced inform you that in Jan.
~s last s s sld settled gosV' a sS S
sy S d: s:
deal .id IN our village bu, ate eassa."s skin
hsS Sns III s1 %y s dc
he consent of %y gS .isas % u.sihe pa, e Wild
S e ss;;
IT,. s %s sM III: ss.
r. !sS F.i%Sd: Anal p; y, other.
",'', n %e Sssy s" iS yours ours :. ', sMEs SAGE
II. given you b. u sn- sage |, well lnO~n
ea v TSs al. " ill., very 5000 nd
success in eure' truly ha,tednx Yours respeSSg'ly
sst he ,ssS h. cal. and
isas bs :Gss " 'ei %ssf
Al .s%. e. !:
sandinE group ob.in.,ie pain e lie chest soc. &c
Ir by New " h,.sa e. sssS
and By agents thoashoa, the Northern Eastern st,s:
lev E1T'S Gun ENTkATED MEDlCAL fhE A
rnen, or Coughs Goa.uSpoo Group and ai":ey evsTs
rmasms, Nervous spinal Diseases Common Nervous
aud S Headache Cholera Norbus Cholera IutauumVege
table Cerat Teer lie Salve Diaphoisc Dop Pecora
Drops Female Drops Alternative Drops, Vegetable Syrnps,
Deps Arthric Pills. &c &c with directions accompanying
each
N BThe,e medicines particularly adapted to the var
diseases for which they recommended and and
various ctions the Uuted ates gratefully ackno wledg
ing their efficacy when all other medcns had failed Some
OF these psblishd in the pamphlets which
may had gatuousy all places where the medicines
The fact IN medicines eve mir ly
when properly applied renders their enet essential to
the afflicted Try them, and 1t them stand by their
rits.
For sale various the city, and by Or. j.
cfout ite Att rrey street, New York agent
dcines may had VIII lesale -et, DIR. q will also
those who may his services aud r. long
the practice madeleine he feels confident OF giving
good the afflicted Whatever their masdy
OFfICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
O-Ohce Wall street. This company continue their bu
suess Of against loss damage by fire goods,
wares merchande and also vessels and their cargocs
against loss BY inland 'f bSIkkiEslSG9roRs.
Thomas T. Woodruff, benjamin. K Robson,
John X. Dayyeon, FRANCIS 7: Sage
Thomson Price Joseph Allen,
John II. Lee, John Moore,
EI MIS-. TPffs ss,. James jaime: H%SS%' ,;ss;.
Arson Baker, Wm n ihom,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
John c. Merritt, -, IhomS M9nrel
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j. SCHMIDT.
ORNER Of Broadway and Chambers street. bees leave to
- recommend his Wae Depot ,8 Nass9 str &C. where ne
sells following Wines casks and botts vixt ed
and White Bordeaux and Wines Rhenish Wines Msdes
ra, Sherry Port Burgundy Mutcat aud Champagne
Also-Rum, Gin, Whiskey, Brandy. E1uact d'Absynths
MIG lmsr
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PARIS BooTs ANO LASTS MADE To ORDER,
- BY h. SUSEH, rs BROADWAY. tBAsEMsrT)


- y. SUSrR. Bontmaker and MAKER of Lasts, an
Five" Of Clsrcx Of Paris begs leave TO inform
friends and all the smatu Of gent .msnly
that ne make New York, NJ the best French mf
teas all thatis .cy made ia Paris W h mas.er nv
celebrated Cerce, whose customrn "a
his aide of the Atlantic respectfully tie, try ou.erf
Boots and Lasts, befo they despair Of being enaa~
AI.o the genuine Paris Jet Black Vsrnsh sold
MI I'm Sm rfr.r
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DLUMBE DAGUEhHEAN OALLEKIES OF IA
I TENT COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
ISL Broadway, New York
1876 Chestnut street Philadelphia
IS Court street Boston
Corner Of No tn and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
And Douw's Buildings, Albany -.
the Oldest establishment Of
The hind the world and containing upwards Of thousand
pictures
Admittance free
These Portraits having awarded the First Premium
highest honor by the American and Franklin Institutes
peoivry their last thus ohcislly sustained
"a position Of super heretofore universally assigned
them bv the puoc the most beautiful Daguereotypes eve
produced.
Lveuesses taken every day without regard 70 westhe
Rumpe Premium Apparatus and Patent Rights Platss
&c Nc whosssis and retail NJ linn
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Four Days LATER FROM JAMAIcA.-The Kingston
Despatch to the 4th inst. has been received by the
arrival of the Perrv at Savannah

Four DAYS LATER FROM JAMAIcA.-The Kingston
Despatch to the 4th inst has been received by the
arrival of the Peggy at Savannah.
The from the Island generally speaking 4.
far from indie ting satisfactory state OF things
The Jamaica Assembly contemplates the dsbandng the
militia OF the Island. member has introduced bill into
the Legislature having for its object the release Of the
public from the duty OF playing soldier
the Island is far from being in tranquil state TO
warrant immunity from all military interference
Committee of the House of Assembly has been APP
pointed order 10 ascertain what number Of properties
has been thrown up Sc and the Of their abandon
ment Upon this subject the papers remark If the OBJ
ject be to convince the Government that the Jamaica
planters generally suffering and that many have been
ruined from the Of labor then it commended tho
inquiry useless nasmuch the Government arpa
dy convinced Of the fact from their own investigation
H. Nj steamer Hermes, in eleven days from Halifax, N
81 arrived at Kingston the Sd inst having board the
new Bishop Of Jamaics, the Right Rev DR. Aubrey spsa
who will forthwith the duties of his diocese
This vessel touched off Bermuda and found that island
very sickly.
II. NJ brig Ringdovc arrived at Kingston the 18th
inst in six days from Port Prince She reports that
every thing quiet there when she LEFT.
There appears to be trouble among the directors
and shareholders of the British Royal Nail Steamers.
The whole affair has proved failure McCuec, Is pub
fishing series Of letters IN which he has made exposures
which cannot fail to open the eyes OF the shareholders
and nduce them look more narrowly than they have
hitherto DONE into the state of the Companys affairs
Many in Jamaica have been sufferers by the dis
graceful and criminal negligence and bunglng Of the III.
rectors and managers in England
CANADA.-There seems to be no doubt but that
Sir Charles Metcafe has sent home his resignation.
and is only waiting for the appointment Of a sue
ceesor to return home himself.
Everything seems to be in a snarl in Canada.
The seat Of government question itself 10 to cause
an ocean of trouble, and the Clergy Reserve ques-
ton is equally as troblesome. WHAT'S to be donef
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af.s HODGE 'S LONDON
CORDIAL GIN.
THIS superior article always obtained at the Wine
Vaults No ia uon STREET door from Dutch
HODGES
CELEBRATED LONDON BITTERS
These bters highly mended by the Medical Facu
Of Eiope for the Appetite md be used in
obtained all the principal hotels in the United States Sold
VIII e ale only No ia Fulton from Dutch
Agents for Boston Mass-Messrs Blake Trumbu,
Milk and Federal streets For Providence, r. L. Mr. Thomas
Spencer, No. Is West Water street.
SThe above articles may be had in bottles for family
PERMlNT, PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND
CHAMPAGNE CIDER, of superior qualities, at
NO. ia FULTON STREET,
mis- lmsec One door from Dutch street.
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! IMPORTANT To RI1sINEss MEM

| IMPoRTANT TO BUSINESS MEN.
he s:n and
sT'R snf at ok
B % the
Foa sALs with immediate possessioo The sock fix
.ds,. Go, That Cd the C.
S4 f ses
%fo eash
about 60 ev for the old country For particulars apply en-
ITO ECONOMISTS Gents Apparel Cleaned and Dressed
a Of sad % I've
and sss t Cash paid for c0%1s 'ne eh he %aG
hand making 70 1 style Msef
atoh Coats peculiar preparation of Rubber as practsed
GsalIsmsa rely having good article they Obtain
Successor to the ROzbury |: R. Co..
SHIFTS SHIRTS The subscriber has on hand com:
ps n Il. I ia best manner and of
Fine Musia Shirts. with linen bo'Oms and wr.,pa .
s.s ri s sssi.s
Under Shirts Of nsrinG .s and cotton; Shaker
csSs sene1s coa n Bosom. Sir Pu1ss.
which vi" be sold at ''' cG%sF iHs
TaE sUBsCR. Der ia. Tsmcysd rom !3s .toIs No
the CASH TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches,
and style of which cannot he surpassed by
prices for his goods fail the APPRECIATION OF
the public aud excellent assortment will be kept on hand to
suit the taste Of all . tl 49,
ment at reduced prices.
call is respectfully solicited by your obedient
B. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth have them
made the reasonable terms aud good fits warranted
ON EXCHANGE AdA an IH TO THE OLD
HE undersigned after seven years. experience evil
effects resulting from large and larger rents happy
TO inform his and the community general
lease Of Of his old stand No formerly 81 Wall Nor
timer Buildings, Of New and for many
LIBERATED by his we'll known SION OF THE GOLDEN
beacon TO all who in quest Of good cheap and
fas. ionable garments.
To such OF his old who have lost sight Of him
during his wandengs he ties their return TO the Old Spot
with the of strict adheance to his well
ic call being prepared with assortment Of fine and
sonable cloths cassimes vesngs &c xc which he VIII be
happy make the faithful manner, and
BILE charges for Cash Only The and atteten he
ed Of him c. B. Babcock continue: ts cgtting depart
& HARLES COZ,
MO lrnr Sign of the Golden Fleece, No. Wall It
fVOf ,tL TO TAILORS Inu ~
STlNEMETS'S and complete system of cutting gar
~ mens Of every description with the utmost confidence
E 70 The trade being ne most and useful york
Is inches contains elegant diagrams of the kinds Of
garments with plain and ample instructions for cutting the
and style which be surpassed 1t has already
gained the appreciation of the talented Of the profession,
ande anno fail giving entire satisfaction all who
The work be forwarded Of the United States
by addressing the author No. 80 Cedar street. New York
o3l lm*m
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TO The PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
IN M TO t50o0-Mr Francis X Crump, Watch Maker
RlOO s Grand street. bees 70 inform his friends and IN,
pnbc independent OF the Watch business he prepared
make advances cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver N any shape ntnded immediate sale Cash an,
amonnt paid for old gold and Watches Of every DE-
scrption repaired and warranted as Grand street
eli 3msr IUa r.tG.n C ..rI LII - 49, 80
LJATCHESThe largest most splendid assortment OF
w Watches in the city, TO be found at the subscribea
constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and S
Watches Of the newest styles direct from the manufae
,urers England France and Switzerand he Is enabled
any othe the city Gold watches low $40 to e
each Watches and jewellery EXCHANGED or bought Az
WATCHES warranted TO keep good time, the money returned
Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best manner
,nd warranted Lower than at other place in the city
9. c. ALIEN, importer OF watchss and jewellery,
THE SUBSCRIBERS now prepared to sell Watches
ard Jeyery as Low not lower than any osher house
rood time or the money returned watches Clocks and Mu
steal repaired and warranted lover than Other house
in the city second hand watches and old Gold and Silver
taken IN exchange o. bought for cash THOMPSON
FISHER importers OF Watches and Jewelry wholesale and
1etal, No. 33i Broadway, New Yorkas r,,,,,s,,, i
n,,m.m RICHARD FfsHsR
GENUINE MORISON'S PILLS, OF LONDON.
A. A. SANTANOS, AeENr, sI
OF
MO Wall street. $50 and "a Broadway, has recyed
IN direct from the College fresh supply OF the above med
Principal Pill Depot, ., Broadway. few dOor from Wall
street mo iw"ec
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UNITED STATES
TEA E M P o r u M,
l2l late l29 Chatham street, NeD York
And ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.

-, ,;,AsEEcY slS BLEEcEER STHEEi,,,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful kads. Of and Black Every package bean the
thoroughly secured from light and air. that their quality and
power will remain unmpaired in climate Their system
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be exced Ii
founded upon The utmost regard g the rights the %
vailed cheapness All purchasers called to return
articles which fail give them the utmost satisfaction, which
the will be eheeruy and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments. heads Of families and ship
will find decided ADVANTAGE TO supply hemselves
from this establishment a-.I
GENUINE JAVA CoFTkE roasted every day
Orders from all Of the United States executed with
prvmptItude and despatch.
=; The only warehouse AMerics for the sale OF Hon
celehratsd BtacL Tea. a.. F.. 70
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COFFEE.
WEST INDIA COFFEE AND SPICE FACTORY,
No. "a Barclay street,
Near Greenwich, New York.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale, Green, Roasted
and Ground Cofe Ground Pepper Cinnamon, Alspice
Gingrr, Cloves, Mustard, Mace, Nutnsgs, &c.
Coffee Roasted and Ground for Grocer shortest notice
...lf ..f0 J. T.. KINNER.
70 Good. any part of the city free of expeAse.
NIL Ims
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FULLER'S GYMNASIUM,

No % ANN STREET NEAR NASSAU.
VIZ FULLER fully informs his friends and pupils,
w that the Gymnasium is now daily and will be
lighted up every evening during the winter.
w would particularly call the attention of Gentlemen
residing Brooklyn and those engaged business down
favorable Of his for the of
exercising Under proper short time daily only
for developing the Frame and nvgoratng the
stituton q. r.
Fencing and Sparrng taught the principles Of the Lon
don School, adopted by its most eminent professors
Terms moderate n22 2wsr
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NOTICE-NEW YORK BANKING COMPANY -
IN The subs having been sPpon'sd Ressys Of the
Company association formed under and II OF
act OF L.gsla Of the Sat OF Nee York entitled az
1898 all persons indebted the said Association requred
render OF all de end Of money OWNS
w them to ard pay the by The 6senh
day OF January next my off The Me chants rchsnss
in the city Of New York All ng IN their
sion property effects OF Assoc aton requ
ed deliver the TO bv that dv All the creditors OF
and deuonos by that days and ali persons holding snv
present the writing, and in detail to me- on or be-
fore that at ny said ofHcr.
Dated New York, gath November, l8t3
CHARLES SAGORY, Receiver,
n6 9wsr % Mrr-hants' Exchange.