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rer Sroum, mir mifen uns TIL ten uno
oufbreben ; ib itimmte ibm bel, bieb ibn
Die notbieen 2(nitaIten trefen, uno nonns
te ibm ale Die mitSisbcn follten. Sto6
einmal, oa ale, bic mit5ieben follten, bei=
lammen waren, erSdblte i6 meinenGraumL
uno ale waren pou Sreuoe sur Eettun9
Der I'm nibulo init ou5Sieben 5u oarfen;
ober am freuoi9ftsn no6 tpor oer iun9e
Bertrand, ia serpib rpsroe i6 iie9en, ias=
te ct, penn 8ott 1T nit uns, uno rer
miro Damn etrpas lpieoer un5 permo9en2
Den Stpeiten Sag, 70 f6lob Der Qbt,
so9en mir fort, uno beute Worsens faz
men mir gu 9tenne5 an, 100 mir ioeleieb
erfubren, DAP tpirflib Elm 9ottliber Bint
un5 GUT Gettun9 oer I'm i6ulo beffimmt
babe. Ser boloe Singing ouf ben Seis
ifano oe5 Soimmels feft pertroueno brann<
te Dor Ss9eroe, fir feline nnibuloise
SHUTTER Su fdmpfen, uno ftc ourb einen
9!Idli6en Sie9 retten 6u fonnen. Se<
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&fplase. Oos @eitere baben Der
6erjos ielbit 9eleben, uno olles iibrise
fam oas 9Seib, welbe6 5ur pfesemutter
fit euren Sobn ouserieben tpor, uno oens
lelben aus oieiem Sblofe fortiteblen balf,
nob auffldren, Die ib oeB~esen nit mir
no6 8ennes nabm, uno Die ieet imS6loi'
ie ee9enlpdrtis 1T.
(ScrtfeBuns fclst.)
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(ScrtfeBuns fclst.)

Gina aueaema otter g urfe.
Inter biefer lleberibrift publieirt Der Neu
Worfer Oeralo foleenoes:
"Oie Setrdeereien, lpelbe an ben gmi.
9ranten perGbt tperoen, bic i'm bieiieen
6ofen onfommen 9eben faif in jeoem
Sale bon ibren eanosleuten aus, uno Die
OeutIben, bic iib am leibteifen betrG9en
laiien. meroen ourb9ebenos BON oeutiben
Suoen bintereaneen. Qm IL B. (Septem>
ber) Fam cine 2(nSabl bon so Oeutiben
in oielem Safsn i'm Sbiffe Safus bon
6amburo unter oer eeitun9 bon &orl s.
pcllb, oer ols ibr 8elddftsfubrer ban.
oelte. an. Gin Dsutider, gtamene Rilbe
muCer. Der bier unter ieinen eanoeleuten
ol6 Gin perihmi eter 8eleue woblbefannt.
itelt litb iooteib 6errn pelib ols elm
9eIbdftsmonn pon GinfluB Dor, Ii. nab.
Dem er erfabren. oab6err pelib ais Sc.
ibdft5fubrer fir bic @eisQlboft bonoelz
te, lpelbe nab WilWaufie 3u reilen beabs
fibtiae, froote er, 6rn. Yelfb, Oh ct nidbt
Elm Gmpfeblun9s Sbrelbcn an Oerrn
S6miot, einen &aufmam Don bier babe.
Qls ct cine beiabenoe Nntport erbielt,
ia9te er, 6rn. pelih, oab er BON Der Ges
oieruno on9citeut iei, um olle Gmpfebs
lungs 6Ibreben, ipelbe oeutlbeg mi9ranten
mtb:ddten. in Gmpfau9 3u nebmen uno
absulieferu, ,pofur CT Don Der Ee8ierun9,
cine Sebablune BON SIS oen Monat ers
balte. Gr CAB fsrner Dor, elm l9ent Der
oeutlben @inwanosruneseeieaibaft 5u
fein, fonne als folder ibr Snterefe am be'
lten pertreten, penn iib bic @eieufbaft
eeneiat fible, ibn oan,it 3u beauftra9en.
Nuf oieie 8orlteuunoen bin ibereab Sor.
pellb iein mpfeblunesibreiben. Sro6t
&c. &c. Dem Sburfen, uno oa ct ibnen nob
porlfellte, oab lpenn lie NIT ibm nab Wils
lpaufe reilen mollten, 70 fonnte ct tie
nod am ndmliben Sage, Nabmlttaes UNI
3pei ubr, in Die Staot brin9en po nitbtt
70 mtbten he eini9e Sage sporten, 10
mabte 0err pclib elnen Ueeoro nit bnt
Die 8eleulboft Su neun Sba!er per Sopf
natb MilDaufie 5u brin9en, uno mabte
ibm cine Iblbloo5sabluu6 bon dpel 2baf
ler fir feos pufou. 9sibt Sufrleoen, Die
armen @misronten bersit5 einen isoen.um
s,pei EDoler betrosen iu baben, psrlan9te
er nob Is Sboer fir feline Semubuneen
uno einen Sba!er "8otteeselo'" mas ibm
aucb besoblt wmoe. pelid 8ine bierauf
nsSdiT um eiui9eSaben su arraneiren,
uno als ct rpieoer bsrouffam, bate Rifbs
muaer oas SbifT perlahen. Sm Glau'
benz oae alles reebt iei, ipartete Die Geiea'
fbaft eeouloie orei Sage lang bis maa
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silver ny the constitution, Of the
lue end denomination throughout Its whole extent it
gravsly commended by statesmen and politicians, and
echoed by unthnking, that merchant in New York
who has 1900 silver dollars due him in New Orleans or
Cincinnati any other point cannot collect it unless
Congress charters great corporation with capital Of
to oo which shall build marble palaces III
all sections Of the country and employ say 1000 officers
at large salaries TO collect for him. Business incline
to believe such absurd chmera although Jacob Little
stands behind his counter expense ready to collect
their debts for them at par premium with the same
regularity and prompess and far greater skill than
Rohschild Of Paris facilitates merchants OF that city
Sales NJ the Stock Exchange.
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On the morning Of the 26th instant, altar short and
painful Illness AVN, wife of James Walsh in the SD year
Of her age.
The friends of the family and those of her brothers,
James and John Dryer, respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from her
late residence, No. SO Munroe street
Mobile papers will please copy.
On Friday 96th instant of consumption, Mr.. SAMUEL
C. BRowN; in the sOth year ofhis age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral Sunday the 2sth instant
at O'Clock, p NJ from the residence Of his father No.
4Wsst Broadway without further notice.
N. B.-The st. Louis papers please copy the above.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MAY 25-Beeves-s69 Beeves in market, viz.-755 from
Ohio and lea Pennsy Ohio cattle to New
York. Sales made at 81 81 cents at which the
sales closed this day On Monday the best cattle sold at
cents.
Cows and Caves-Sales at $l2 SOL; extra $40; dry
Cows, IS $ll; Sprngers $Ii $40; Galveston foot,
said at 81 so a So; live weight, 81 SO 25.
Hogs-450 Hogs-saes were made at II Al cts; 100 left
over.
sheep-s7O in market. Sales at 50 so 81 5o-a sold,
and in demand.
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state OF Trade.

The arrivals produce largo, and business gene
rally good
CeGee-There is more demand for Coffee, without
change in prices The sales have been as follows 5000
bags Brazil 81 900 do Lagura, "a "a 400 do Cuba
100 do Java III 600 do st. Domingo, 81 ct, $50
do Maracaib0, 81 att.
Cotfon-There has been increased business doing
Prices sustained-24OO bales Upland and Florida 81
1900 do Mobile, 81 a %; 800 do New Orleans. 8 ST..
Spirits-Brsndy- Sales of seignette, 81 72A Peevo
sin l 724; Dupuy,l Goa Co. Joel Wolf 20; Henes,
sec, 2 rs; Otard l2t 2 50-demand limited. Gn-25
pipes Swan 81 %; Is do Woliss swan. Is; Imperial
Eagle Is. Jamaica Rum, 81 rs co. st. Croix, new
crop, 10. Wines-5Oqr casks Port Wine, Toe q Is;
Sicily Madeira As 60; IS ar casks Sherry 80.
Hemp-Outshot Russia $3.50, Sisal $780, Manila $780,
and Dew Rot American at $llO
Hides-Sales Carthagena, 81 cents; Buenos Ayres,
l23 cents
Honey-Sales at A a rs cents.
Hops-Sales Of Eastern at IL cents.
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Provision Market.

Our market was better supplied this week with meats
and vegetables The former is of better quality, and
the latter penter and cheaper. Green peas have
made their appearance but prices in proportion to the
supply
Psttnson of Nassau street. has strawberries the
first have this season. Radishes are good and
cheap Butter is coming down the river in large guam
titles. We do not alter quotations this week for this
article but fair quality be bought shade under
rates. Salmon little cheaper. Shad cheap; but
they have had their season. and giving way for other
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Foreign ImpOrtations.
JAcMEL, Is. Domugo)-Schr McDoneu h-i77 bags coffee
s'ons ogwood w Lewis-3l7 b'gs coffee e Rossiere
Co.
Domestic importation

moBME-Brig Lnpg Isiaud-3aoo box mdse nj Rollins-l
DO Hurbutt-25o bales cotton to order.
SAvANNAH-Bns PhIlua---i box M Steelc-l pipe J M
5sckef.2, bis cotton Hsmmond-3o do q ColIius-7 bu
80 Lathrop-26 bales cotton Barlow Pope--23 DO
B9nson-2f bxs 10 eks Col Crosse bills Warpgi bxs
Hunt q Cos bbls Finey2 bxs Hall col do
A. ssns Tmoleonal7 bales q Collins
Tsllmsn-n DO itichards-i53 sticks cedu Hsughon
Dumham &Dlmon-6t do to Order ~ - ~ wv
CHARInsIor.=.,4rg Moon.7s bale. cotton w Hardswor,b
DO smith, Mills co-ield Sackst Brothers COT do
vsi9r Duck sts cid iron kes cursnts
do Richardson Watson-i do c Blakew,ai I.
Ashton Jackson COL OK Johnston-is cEs IRON Mo-
order. N-"P-s'
CHARLEsror-BiR Brohen-Io6 bales cotton Victor a
Duckwh-6l do spraauc, Robinson co-s0 do PauskN
J4g do 10 order, ""'~
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On Wednesday evening, the Oath instant, at the Nora
Wan Church by the Rev. Mr.. Bgen, Mr.. JOHN D. KIN
sny to Miss EMELIrE, daughter Of Mr. William Beatty
all of this city.
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Passengers Arrived.

MoBLE-BriE Long Isand-Mr Penny, Mr. Holman, and in
stsersge
.CHARLEsroN-Brg Moon-Mrs z Thompson and dssghtr :,
T Davis, w Burrows, Ward. Sheahap, H J Conway,
andQ in stee
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HAvRE-paeket ship Louis Phipe-E Goudot, ECO, and
Mater tioudot Of Cathageus Cullen Esq and nurien.
Ed of Lima Mr. psas and Mr. Mathe.e, Of Me xco, Be-
ran sie of Norfolk Va; Frances Dandest Of Baltimore
Ha,olph Zctwo!f lady and ssh,ydrsn, Of P,nbuw; w
children and iuue, Miss Reddng Jolly, apd Gyo If N
York.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMP RUM,
I2l, late lfS Chatham street, Neo York.
And ZIG Fulton Street BROOKLYN

And ZIG Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
ur c.sS E*% :is,'6,. off,, f.,
ss5i - ~,
81 s ns Pd The T ss1
power w,i unimpaired any climate Their .v.tem
Il. Sc Ss a, be 81
with % weight and y and
articles which sil 70 give them he iuiis ...eton vhei
the will be a DoTDs ct Coma
s T find decided ADVANCES to saSpr bes
S1Ss he Sass .rss.s. with
s s:si r.. in America for til. "a; s IF ns'
HSwquss M,tureEIh., s!,remry deeieu. ard unparal-
Psssd ssy is sale Is Canton T.s Ce@psny S:nsf;
Hs. Il, and IS .ss
d. % her FOR 4. and Togd
msved her old sne;he% snuff and tobacco warehouse to the
would invite attention Of sonnossur large and
we'll eS tS am Of FSs and .dsv n
lSs ' and Poo Ss and
choice ss.OIt@sai the brand. Or Havana and Prn
n% h All
making their purchases elsewhere ma 1msec
DEMOVED.-WTLSON G. HUNT co, have removed
~ The OF Chrhsm and Pearl Streets TO
william street, corner Maiden Lane. m 2i-3tsr
NOTICE AND BEMOyAL;-F; A. ARTAULT, lately
~ l6s Fulton having dissolved by mutual
partnership for giving all his attcnon to the Dsgueeoypc
has removed his old Daguereoypc stand from I6sk
TO a3 Broadway story where he has Just Opened several
packages by the containing 1000 French
Daguencotypc Plates No. 30 and 10 warranted French Aero
matte Lenses and all the chemicals apps
He will be glad oil his old visiting
his new place. .
Please to give call2s Broadway. I'd story. rooms Nos
and g. ma imsr
9 BKEvOORT, formerly at io2 Fulton street, has re
-. moved to NO 60 ms lmr
MADAME FLORINE LEFEVRE-Remoycd from 70
lvI Franklin street TO 20 Walker. Ins Imsr
ID EMOVAL-P. MAEs, Hair Dresser and Wig Maker has
N removed from l62 to 1889 Broadway below the
franklin House, and opposite John Having fitted
in the fashionable style he will continue the
business and will be pleased his old friends
and others who favor him with call He has
o private for Ladies' hair dressing and jampooing
This powerful Extract OF Japoony considered by thousands
Of New Workers aud OF heahest articles
for tbs Of dsndnh and hening The hair approved
by the Faculty of Medicine in Ps and pateped ut Washing
Nothog pleasant and delightful than through
this operation in the hands Of p Macs. rns 2msr
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fsriared aud ccItbsaei Fills, from Portugal ar.
We poIceve, to be obtained in thu tGunts Ss.kdvst,
. ct oaNss last ssia~s, iopTih pax,
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SPRINGs,


LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE Proprietors would notify the public that for
the annual visitation Of these fountain, Of health has
rived and thar there five cts and bsthny
mcns ready for the reception Of For advice in
gardto the probable effect Of these their individual
Gases aud fos analysis Of the springs they
ted to refer to Dr. W. Francis, No. Bond street, Dr. H
D. Buckley Lecturer disc of the skn q Blocker
street or 10 Dr. SasbuIy At TIE Springs. n27 sm*r
MEDICAL AID.-DH. GLOVER, apprises who de-
1'A 10 consult physician If regular medical
and practical that h will be found
at hour the day evening The Doctor has been
engaged in Office practice for the last II years this city;
an the suthsr of several treaes
have engaged his attention during that me The dis
coveres ch.mstry has his hands rene.
dies which ave very quckio rmirg Hi. dcines
sma, book giving SYMPTOMS treatment aid Offices in
No. Ann sreetpIivlc 9TH door from the Museum
lamp at inner door. m27 tier
MEDICAL -DR J. EVANS his remove his Old GiIens
M Head Dpenssy 100 Chatham Pearl street, where
he continues his safe speedy and
Of all decate aud where the real old Dr. Evans will
be found by his inqu friends. II age, science
then Dr. E. would direct the attention Of discerning puh
investigation Of his claims He wishes the rublic
that he has nothing to do with any Office OK slip His
DE puts parcels of sdcne for the Of species
Of disease for S. and particularly attends togeet and stc
m21
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r. E.
that s
cS.sn and boon e.isS Il; fusieon The
..%
and ss'y
| souny AND ai 5 sS %ssSS Of
ed to Toe of stho.e who need its
ess Upon and se% IL ds
habit Of ySph @ nd from whs.ss results
.ssnG - all saSy mOn,G where
the health ion and points out not only the means Of
but toe certainty Of IeoIaton: The work written
city how often p,cns and others deceived by
cough nsis and y SYMPTOM. indie
esy they are the of an sung and perncisu,
sa;hs1 .asI No .i5ss. B;oaaw aye
aud at the following agencis, which drug atores;
With stree, Ssss S e. Gsd r.e
bsV;d Sand. GSs S..s B,S:dway q Markets.
Dr. Churches Dispen,ary No 1883 Bowry corner Of Spring
Dr. A. w. Whites No le Delaney street. corner of Suffolk
Chii,ot ., No. soH Canal street
will oat 10 sealed envelope to those who de-
r, 9r1s BY maj, f.c sode Be-, s
steIy as directed. lisew.e fee of m27.im.r
ssrspara surpss,e, thing heretofore Offered to the
sSSs By ss
eases CT the blood OF cannot f be fully
For sale by reputable Dussts and Agents throughout the
c,TYAeEsrs FOR THE SALE BR.roLS sAnsApAarLLA
William Burger, Wholesale agent. SO Couandt and
ossw.s aso" c
RI Ssv ws ana jsS. sI. yIss
Gs, hsss p ;o1 Ay,U~s D. 100
Of Spring md Hon,,en street, III B1se fsd
hysnTs sS,s, o. Ess.h Philip Merle, %,
W .Ssssy - p s'i$f !!
sS ss Ss.sssS Sr%s:
s. s. ~ n s ssos .a vision and Ed
JS;S Sss.. :: & Ss;~.s Com,
Pie am;S &C.; & GCos ,y H.t,a.d, Conn
R P%y c sSs z d xot Isssy ts'y
/ q Reed, is fulton S a. Booil,n, Ill m7imr
sELPH0s FIRST PREMIUM ANGLEsEY LEG.
INTRODUCED into tn. country and made solely by VIII
YORK; s u.a: E :w
sisa adopted ss and sa' ro,
eve, t sine; ID is . is
si.,snt. '.'
limb y A,Iope i !. worn By Prince Ernest q He:se Phillip
and Maya, and Military Gsn,cTsp who suffered in he late
the Natural Leg, hh,ro ednced opnion which, both as
mny most their brethren 10
the United States And during the short time the subcriSer
has beeu this country, advantages been fully ested
by number Of patients Of the highest who have
lett with him the certificates in favor OF is
superiority.
w S. without meaning to effect upon any maker Of the old
style Of leg considers his duty public agaipst
being med by pretending to initiate improve upon
he Angecy Leg has had years cxpe
hi. profession aud mechanical principle upon which the
geculauy OF this leg depcncs known only in the United
States TO himself.
w. may be consulted daily Spring street, or By letter
post paid.
n from the New World.l
The ANeLEsEY LEo- This Invention and ctiop
into country by pupil of The nvenlor and an adj NJ ia
nice SKILL will be hailed with Joy gratitude BY
all who assistincs. The workmanship OF Leg "a
very beautiful and is at the same tire srong and durable The
onts are exactly nlar and the most nc ed
,or might vainy endeavor 10 fashion perfect model of
human lmb- We readers especial notice the
'e'"hs INC literal ruth. mil lmem
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Ships Splendid, Land Canton. Z yisvsd Coz Cal
houn, Myers. Charleston sssscn; rcu'ne, sc"isI d.
seIgnclts-Brigs wsrsaw. Koopman, Matsnzas Tay lcr
MsLsi,sn. scnI.Dd Ne; Tha:top-seh" s'% Iash.m
sesiy Phladsrha B Cooley Co; Charles Henry. Smith
Dover NH; Exo. Rohinson 1homason Mel Hurd, Nickei-
r. Ntrke
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D s x: . Il fI s: ety.. Es.A a. 'ss
BUAHIINv-A family two Ss hasdsonsls .seo1.
Of @o,s place. and Ia. ssw s;sps rom
psaS G ZAP Apply ss No. Maiden Lau.
RoANDiN G-0eniIe@sn with their wives .,DEle gentle.
ou,e Jersey Civ Grand j., Il being he second st south
from .. ,''' ''i &''iSs
THE ANST jSsA sH Sg IN s. saturday will
be found one Of the beat numbers published csn
x,chi,ee. and A.chie New York. second article
on H is ssss SORTED Tale
The For Of III ZDSaro." highly interesting sketch
s FL gs,, &: %
Sarah III I'd ch.pter of ,h. interesting story
VIZ round Manhattan !.l.nd, sy Rss..,risspe
ss ss nd H S. .S s S
foSl,saby WILSON, y. Mo- Nc.o.;s street,
TsTm.-ss per aDnum-'insle core, ca cents.
T'IE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER, sf Tn. day,
contain. rsS,iss Points I;insps and Agent In I
cjorisd;e &c: Assistant Vice Chrne;iioT ssndiora.
%sse;y
sarrar Bsrssiord@ssu Of Iinaton.-Ssw tue Com
r. Supreme
Published ~ Ann street, New 70 at shilling
or IS per annun. eAMVL OWEN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Vol. ray be had Handsomely bound price So ml7 tsr
A CARD.
WE the III denigned on board the Brig Neon,
w from Charleston feel called thus public ally
testify appreciation Of the Captain X Hayes and thank
him for his hind and conduct during Of five
days. taking his method Of recommending both himself and
vess 10 the public being fully deserving heir patronage
II Conway, VIM Burrows,
Lewis Pearson, Mrs T. Thompson,
H L Davis, Miss M Thompson,
Sheahan, Miss THOMPSON,
T. Ward A l. Grey,
Edward Gage, Mrs \ Hughes
Corps, Fuller,
JOS Lawrence, Joseph A Smith
ID or Scotland in OF E5, El0, Els ego to amount,
for sale at 8. j. SYLVESTER'S.
maj CTR ~ Wall street and l30 Broadway.
CUTLERY.
WIN WILD, Manufacturer and lmpo'te Of Cutlery, No.
w leo Division Offers to The cha for cash.
beautiful assome of two. three and four blade knives
with variety ofOther good.
recommend them t, be equal the best
good III the city, The dealers wouid do we'll to call
previou. to purchasing elsewhere. m.7 lm*r
MARINE SURVEYORS OFFICE, 81 Wall street, west
A'A side, on The ner OF Water
suTeyor appointed by the Chamber of Commerce. and the
Hours from A M to 6 r. NJ
II. BhUMLEY,
Y. MEkVY,
SAML. CHANDLER,
JOSEPH TWICkHAM, surveyors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT,
KUSsELL sTURGIS,
| H. Y NORRIS. CLERK.
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PQTA' OEs-The ,ub.e 1ber having made aIrarg .mens
Tor u'ar supply Of Scotch English and Potatoes
respectfully solicits the ronsge Of he rublic.
GEO. BROADHURST,
- -. . - ISL Spring sfreet.
N B.-Delivered in any part of the city. m27 3tsr
ssERANCIs' PATENT LIFE BOAT" Office No 7
Wall street. mr2l
M ANUFACTURERN BANK Of Be!levlie Certfc ,tes
A also, Lambemens Bank Notes wanted Tor short time,
at J SYSvESTER'S
m27 Ctr 20 Wall and 100 Broadway.
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FIRE WORKS.

ISAAC EDGE, JR-, PYROTECHNIST.
THE sive varied, and bnsnt exhlbtoua Fire
Works manufactured in his any other country,
ready for delivery the lowest lots sait
ptee and parties for the Of Fourth Juy the
United States Laboratory. Jersey City.
OIden LETT with J. w Holbert n T5'Masden Lane,
Nibo's Garden. will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered to part oil ths city free Of
mv2 To isse
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graph machine for engraving letters for maps cards la
bels &c., be,ut uI and cheapaso inventor of machine
with great Isndity Bank Nos Portrait Historical EnEr.y
crrinee and panoorte Plates
beIths Door Plates &C. engraved brass bv elegant
and economical process The cheapest Engravu Establish
men in the world. No. 1873 Nsssau Of Beekmant
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
CLIREHUGH'S
NATIONAL GALLERY

NATIONAL 0ALLEHYtO OF
WIGS AND SCALPS,
2os BROADWAY, NEXT THE COX. OF FULTON ST.
CL!hEHUGH has large assortment Of his celebrated
Wss aud scalps now hand and will sell them
HEADS OF HAIR,
the first OF modern In
iacture they differ from all Others made here The hair
from the skn they more the than
natural hair does and having metallic spring all
Is o6vassG 10, .Guthern climate they are in
Senator'S Members of Congress. and gentlemen ON
quarter Of the country who are now wearing Cs wigs. be
referred 70. 49,
The prices will be found suit the circumstances of eli
classes. m13sstsr
r A GRANGE PLACE-BULL's FERRY-Ths delight
since his continued BY Mrs Ponson and Mr.
hen Annet who ready for The reception Of boar
advenementto the ferry masking as azeeabe place Tor
be found. The bar stocked with the best Of
splendid ground the place, and companies
cannot be better accommodatsd sIsewheie
u,srm.r s s+ErAsN II. f 2Ns2Tr.
NAUTICAL, Mathematical aud Commercial Academy, No.
~ CheIy stare taught By improved methods, and
Globes Philosophy Optics. Losahms Tngononetry Navi
CATION Complete, of Chronometer and all othsr
tai Achiieeurs Of all Iinds the deait art 81 Bridge build
made easy. Engineering and suvsying Of every kind
vanaon Of npas, the latitude and longitude issd,
Tor life aud employ mint with hish ssers,-Ssdsr and osf
aye getting twenty thousands year. learn those arts and you
Arithmeic-By my svsem he mathematics, commerce, &c.
Mensars,ion Gs"sus with rods and u course Of Practical
Mhe matics with the greatest facility Young men are psc
p,.d for Naval Officers, Tactics, Gunnery. Mechanism Mo-
chsnics, &C taught both day AM evening". ,,.u
lcstumenta and Observatory for spg CIsseso A.M
sy CAPT M. T. HAND. Il Professor A RI
ms SER
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MADAM SUTTON, having arranged to Italy the
" begnnng OF August, pupia until tbas
time 10 give finishing lesson. the alan nch and English
syle of Singing Her method that 10y bordogu and
Vacsai the inst Europe increasing the strength and
compass with astonishing rapidity Her lie will have tho
advantage Of her with them which pursued
BY master alone, who have been Ladies' de-
sirous OF availna Of MADAM limited
from O'Clock till 2. n3e fmsv
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WATCHES. DIAMONDS, &c

WATCHES, DlAMOTvD,, WC.
TIME having retired from the late firm OF Gel
ston, Ladd Co hs, commenced ors'ness the corner
Of Road opposite INC Custom House. lot the
sale Of fine Watches Diamonds and 0entcmens Jew ey
prices in accordance with the r'mes 49,
M Diamond Je bought Of the subscriber will be
nrshased BY after eductng thereby offering
10 opportunity TO convert their diamonds into
money at any time they may please
sine DUPLEX Lever and Lepine Watches which he
CONNIE good time Cha,n
Pencil Cases, Watch Keys, he.
Silver Forks Spoons and Tea Sets Of the patterns,
and beat quality and worn manship cent advance
the manufacurers prices All the above articles shall be
eIual the best made in New York.
Watches and Clocks repaired under his personal supensen
dance, with the assistance of the best workmen. -.
Dsmonds. Pearls aud other sprecous Stones and SILVER
bought exchanged, WM y. LADD,
~ .Wali suest. oppos,c tho Custom HOUSE,
40 In ssm