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AK The NEW LINE LlVEkPOOL PACKETS
3a sailing packet ship LlV ERPOUL, Cap; John
Edrde, l5o tons buthen, now and
will SAL positively above, her regular day. we'll kno
and equally admitted by ALL that LiveIpo the fastest
packet ,bp that ars Of New York having beaten the
ships New York and SHEFFIELD her passage hence
dsvs and also packe, on her return that
sailed In with her. ell which sailed
raj days before her Her accommo tor catn second
cabin and steerage SUPERIOR that has
gained for her the Of the Floating Palace" Those
wishing TO berths this fcent ship should
fail TO make early application board BuIng
W & u II TAPSCOT ~ la Peg Gin -.' -
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DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
LAND, &c-Persons about remltting
& nsy 70 s6sjI friends end In il ths oId soaPsTy"
3, 5, 10 30 ESQ, OF amount. payable on
demand without discount other charge the National
Son Co.; Banker, London Barned Co. Exchange and
ock Banking Company, Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter Co.. Scot
land and brDche throughout England
the steamers Great Western or hernia; BY
At their General Passage Office 43 Peck Slip, South
N. bail letters from the country come paid
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IE

"HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS z"
DIR. coo X K
RETURNED FROM ENGLAND.
PESPECTFuLLy informs his friends and patrons through
~ out the United States Canada North and South America
the British Colonies Sc that having all the latest important
Information from Europe he universally performing
Of the class Of Venerea Dcase most vated
FORMS with cedened expedition and disP,tch and
b. consulted u personally and condentay at his
Office No Norton STREET. Albany, Y.
Dr. COOKE a tends personally to his natents.
COLORED ENGRAVINGS,
descriptive of Disease both u,tIng all its Most ma
gnan forms with complete Practical Treatise Venerea
Complaints and their immediate and remote IN
GLIDING observations certain affections of the Uterusmay
be any if desired by the unfortunate the
Hospital, where patents will find both and adj
board and lodge with Dr. Cooke who will COM
fortaby accommodate them while under medical
I'll recovered
Whatever celebrity Dr. Cook have attained in the treat
of Disease believes to belong other by that
this ntry this well known Physician and Surgeon who
has Agents. and with similar esab h
the United States be found Vt the Albany Lock
Hospital, No Norton street, Albany, NJ " aud no where
else.
The unfortunate will please attend this of their du
take due and timely notice and govern themselves accord
ingly" , r,,,,u 80,
v m
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DALE 81 MAXWELL.

No. 2 CEDAN STREET, NEW YORK,
COLE Agents in the United States for the French Report
- OF fashion, stated EnRl ish with Sheets
Costumes for talors dress make min'r' received
from Paris the arrival Of Packet Those who wish
the original french Fashion Amenca In tie
Englnh language can have them by calling as ABOVE.
Terms Of the Elegant or 1siors tashion, Five DniaSI Ter
year. issued monthly LIE Fo let, Ladies Fla hion. Ten
Dolap ar, issued weekly with eighty fine colored
steel tngrayings each month iy2e tmsr
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ua BOOT AN } SHOE STORE.
aNG&14H JOHN READY sctfully informs mis- friends
and the pubc thar he has the above
ur No 80 Nassau where he will thankfully
snt faithfully execute all orders he be favored with
norr HE forc cash
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY
E. SUSER,
It's Broadway, (Basement,) one door from Court
andt street.
h.. SUsER, Bootmsker, AMI maker Of Lasts, an
y"E We" Of Clerce Of Paris, begs leave to uIorm hi
friends and all the amateurs Of Rentlenauiy cbaus,ure
that he make, in New York, with the besl FeIcA
erias all that perfectly made in PARIS by his
the celebrated bootmaker CleTce whose
this side Of the anuc RESPECTFULLY Invited 70 try
SUSGRS boots and lasts before they despair being chaus
ses IN New York, after the incest lttest Pans fashion
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnnh sold
;uoQ linz
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New OnLEANs-shp Allen-22s bills 90 hhds So cks Spo
ford eston co-22 bbis castor oil )hrook Nelson
20 hhds lard 200 bbs flour eks hhds 4o kegs 23 bbs lard
"a do timothy seed IL bales bSs kegs hhds 1874 bbs whe
72 CTS ms bales he Collins CO.'S bbs Z,
co9 cs pe vster Whtmsrsh-7 bbs 90 kegs lard VII
son Brown25 kegs butter Roderick-7 bxs 30 halt do
Field,
Nrw OnLKANs-Brig Bordesux-850 bbls aur Reid scher.
msIhon co-si5 sacks wheat Hnper-6O00 slaves
Smith
NV OBLEANs-Brg Isaac Mead-i27 bbls pork 20 his ba
don IL cks suydam Sage co393 bis pork Greenway Hen
~ cs-6s hss sugar Buck coz BIS cotton Hart bun-l
cask Gasson,as bs hemp ca,k teeswsx Young co
-2) bis caster oil u csk ginseng Fielder co848 SKIS
whsa, Us b. pork Averi col e,k b1s Macy Son
Sage COT hds tobacco TO order.
New ORLEANs-Brig spendid79 BIS lard kegs do 50 cks
hams 8, bs do 20 hd do 30 bx Suydam Sage co449
flour lids tobacco Eett-2i brs flour Bush-li do
molasres 1877 kgs laid IS brls flour Doves & Casey.
MoBILE-Srg Penee-358 BIS cotton Spagne s. Robinson
~ DO smith, Mills
MoBME-Brg Ssr IN Brown-s8 bales James Leet &
CO.'S w Barnewali csm42 w Cruz & Goa Emo 4
Fheis-'5 Eenop co-28 Wisner lie co-l28 HolbIook,
Nelson ~ Bssiow, Pope co.'s rkia & HOPKINS
anchors and cable Center col me-chandze Saxton
Y Webb sturses Cle.%an-l5 j Newhou;e13 Mrs
cos ost Phips-sundry erchsndiZe order.
SAyANNAH-Bug Georgiana-s40 ts cotton PaImelec Kill
burn co-ll2 do q Miller.
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PALMO'S ORIENTAL SALOON.
GRAND CONCERT A LA Mustard.

The Pcoprieor beGs sfom his Friends and the Public,
GRAND Vocal s. INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
o. MoSbs9 9' 1spys Cs,TSfi EVEN
"a "oNDA Is is 5h sS, and = f inst EVEN
g. Gp Ts' aSs @
M"% TIiE si BL B;sSg Mui FxS II S' &C.
and Of n%s T al by the
Miss NJ. E.Aaair Mr. Knea-s
Mr. Kuea. si,no iS'T'V"fFMT NJ Wreseh Trombone
Mr. Jane, Farrell; lst Violin Nr Me,'msr Comet
Vocal Pat led by Mr. FkR ssSh ;MSRsn'a By Mr. MESSENGER
Grand Overture la Dame Biiochsn Boldea
Gfand Choru'-By The wh)ie company .
S ane TssI1 sxs Sai
eu%ss T4s soo's.a Family oa'
Si 'S iSow him %1c S'ass
Quutette Tyrole n-By thc.Boi9;esk Family
ovenpys --"pc ga.s,e1s d s,y,siia. Ro.sini
putilO cemgas- lis Misses ;.l BolI S,
ss ySn ssS. Gin 'h'e NJ NJ s:.Ss
'sf NJ FSSsi stTSIaeas i9e eslesg.t,s N.sro Xi;
ali;o Sa BY S Family "'' '' A's'
overture--"Fra Di,vclO" A Der
u'snG oyerigrs--B BY the whole company ,
Song 4 he Irish Schcclmaster' -. Mt Bendell
Duetto-"Ihe Echo" Bishop Miss AdAIard Mr., sharpe
Song-"Some love 20 roam" . . Mesns Bolcseski
Cho1us-"The alke schoomascr" Mr. Cramtr and Pupil
rARr w.
Nedi.y--"Old Dan Tucker" 10y particular reqr.sU
Song" Sky twor lie oharactrI) Mrs shsrpe
Comic Sop,-S('a,is Packet (by rcqucst) Mr. Bendsll
Comic song M,de ID uce
sorg- on ths Ocean Wave" Mr. Graz err
U1cto Miller OF Michigan Mrs Sharpe and Mr. Knesm
Grand Finsle--By the whole company
Mr. kneass will preside AT the feno.
Performances commence eight o'clock precisely.
y" ission i2S for which rifeshnena Will b. ev n.
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, May Go p. M


The stock market was heavy today at the opening
but the feeling gradually revived. Prices closed how
ever ct the morning board lower than Saturday Ohio
IS fell I; kentucky 6s Long Island u Canton Co., II;
New Jersey 1; Ohio Life and Trust per cent? Harlem
Railroad rose u per cent
At the board the sales were less and prices i'm.
proved, when advces were received from the upper
House" Of the improved feeling
The vigorous prosecution the Harlem Railroad under
its present economical gives to the hope
that the largest city in the Union with $50 900 mouths
feed, will soon have railroad communication with the
agricultural districts The milk pals and mark baskets
which garnish the cars. and increase number as the
road extends into Weschese give evidence that farmers
and citizens deriving mutual benefit from present ar
engagements
The unusual stagnaon in trade which has 80 long pre-
vailed the abundance omoney has been
matter OF much surprise. More especially when take
into consideration the elastic nature of American enter
prisewhch soon RECEIVERS its buoyancy when opening
Offers This is evnccd in the late rapid rise stocks Az
soon as some degree of stability had been reached
capital flowed into that. channel of investment pro-
ducing an advance OF 90 per cent, all round
IN rates Notwithstanding that this is the in
stocks, and is characteristic OF the American markets. yet
we find that during the last Is months and
with the accumulation of an immense amount of coin in
Atlantic Cities every branch of regular business
beparayzed Although the supply of money constant
ly increasing its value compared with other results Of
labor to be enhanced The law of trade that sup
ply and demand prices seems TO be imperative in
relation to coin. There is evidently unseen, but
powerful cause that blocks the canals paraly the
energy Of the merchants and deprves industry Tie
ward of Its labor The progress OF affairs since the
mencement Of the first session of the last Congress- nay
best be seen in comparing prices of American produce in
the New York Market at different times up to the present
date as iollows:-
PRcEs OF AMERICAN PRopUCE New YORK MAR.
KET FROM DEC. l8iI JULY 1872 FROM July, 1912,
e. RIL l8i3, FROM APRIL JUNE5.
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This presents an immense and continued fell in the mo-
ncy value of products Not of isolated articles depen
dent upon local and peculiar circumstances but univer
SAL the products of all sections of the Union and of all
descriptions Of industry This fall took place. will be
remembered after the extreme depression Of values in
1910 created that general desire for change" which pro
duced the revolution in the federal government that
year. The result OF that revolution has, however been
the Of further fall No did the 27th Con-
gress assemble, than it became apparent that the tariff
laws, which had been supposed fixed upon per-
manent and enduring basis in 1892, were to undergo
great and radical change, dependent upon the partzan
triumphs of politicians The influence upon trade was
Immediately perceptible. The idea Of change" in com
mercal regulations has all the effect of actual embargo,
10 the extent TO which is agtaed Well and truly did
Daniel Webster, Esq remark at Baltimore follows:-
Changes felt or changes feared is the tane OF our indus
try and the prostraton OF action. live in part
the country full Of industry, with some capital, with
great activity; and when 90 amongst my neighbors
we are TO expect-lay down your law-prescrbe your
rule-lct what to be the of the govern.
men and can then apply industry, invest our
be it what may-warm us, scorch u.s. burn us-do what
please but let us know what propose to do, and
stick to it."
Nothing can be more true than this remark. In the
low prices the products of American industry in the
accumulated coin the Atlantic border and in the gene
raj ssgnaton Of business have the inevitable results
of the tariff agitation of the 9Th Congress. Since the
commencement of the spring business little
has taken place in few articles Of produce
which be exported, particularly tar, beef pork and
-four wool and similar productions the fall has been
IS per within the year. notwithstanding that money
has fallen per cent in value That st say can be
had to almost any extent at per cent and one year
since il was at 8 a 7 per cent.
Unfortunately for the farmer and the merchant the fu.
turo Joli soutuo off
tariff disputes WILL at the coming session Of Congress,
again keep the business of the country in suspense,
until the lawyers have divided the political plumber to
their satisfaction There seems to be wcy Of per-
mancntly settling the commercial policy of the country,
but by making 1.-THE basis of international treaty. by
which it's government will bs removed from the vacila.
ting movements of mere party men.
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S& Asd rDSss'y s.n SSai
sbp N.tshez Wser% 2. day: from Canton with sc
Ship f%p ihs First F.ren az day, from Hamburg, in bal.
ship Allsp. Wilson, II days from New ohen', with
Barque O.prsT G.ilord, al days fom New Orleans with
1000 gas moasses 70 Taylor.
b. hs Vanguard, Card 10 days from winso Ms with pl,s
bs.GP W, from St Tasma' with ..see
s,% 81 LIZ Il: from @ B. rs sg
fin 4 g. I 20 S S, S9H
sw 6ns Hnde Siamboreek, SO days rom Stockholm, with
B iRai pea" re% Clark days rom Porto Cabeo with c,
essa,TS yS days from St J'so de c'0' with
Brig spisndd Crosby, days om New oeans, with pork
Brig Picnse,, Smith 20 days from Mobile, with cotton to
Big gsoIrisna. Bede day, from Savannah, with
Brig iss Mead studlsy Is days from New Orleans with
sesI = Menssmery. DAVIS from Tebas 18th May, with log
80 y hs Ga experienced gale lost boat bul
sshT h,s P9lsI rqs, q B.o day. from H,vana
Xc a%s W%as, S' S S;y' m i,Gf ns,. stores.
Woodhul Il Mntum. y WV '''' w
sch Two Bother' Colon. Newbn NC with naval stores
Mitchell. ''N'
sesr sa%sfl, Davis, days gsmoe, with iron, &C.
sehr Tgadeus. DiiseOl days from Richmond with mdu.
to Allen * faytn
schr Mary jane, Lyons days from Suffolk, with shir
eies
schr Jsmes Urquhart. Jervs days from vrgni,. with
wood.
schr " Walker Perry days from Virginia, with wood
S,hr Lctitia Collins. days from Virginia with wool
Schr Elizabeth Rebecca, Green, days from Bitimore
bound {, Providence. -
Schr Wave Rider Q days rom Cape May. with oysters.
Schr Atlantic, stevens, Gays fr m Wmnatn N q, naval
stores Spraeue Robinson
fchr h,ms sns days from Wahingttn naval stores
to Depeyst,T & Whtmarsh 49,
master
schr Abraham Osborne. Hatfield days from Virginia. with
wood TO the master
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TEMPERANCE MEETING The constitutional uem
beIs of the franklin Temperance Societ. Motif. 10
Washington Hotel this at O'Clock, for the
rurpose OF oh osng officers fo the year. also
transact any other business that may before them
- JAMES HAR En- Pres.
ASA L. SHlPMAN, Secy. J6lter
TO STRAN AND OTHERS" More Piracyn-
The Old Peck Slip Dispen,arv established 10 10 BY Dr.
Evans, OF Peck Slip and Water aud kept by him
there and at No u for many ysa-he old proprietor
friends will find him from A. NJ tIll loP NJ daily and
where else this They will find the private aad
honorable usual To being impo,ed on
enquire for my diplomas and certificates Advice gratis
charges The times.
NB, Wanted, active boy, about IS years old,
sist at The above ofh,e j6ltsr
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-The iubsc dbcr
fses his duty apr the public that Hunters Red
Drip, the nfslible remedy for disea more pat
ronLed physicians in all parts of The Than any other
of the ceucses daily rece ed expressive
is merits clearly prove their Iatonage not misplaced =
ton ts Ill e.tieIished chnscer snd hating failed
i has been used directed These absolute and updenabe
fscts speak trumpet tongued TO the afflicted and basis
well founded hope of phil nthops Ills upeq
medicine ulat. ia and wide of The I'm.
S,d rniy at the Medic House. division
81 per wall Buffalo agent d. Cook, Subway Block
"a
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rntiye exports Of TEA from Canton Tor ls4l -,42 ::
f3O,935954
f42 26I,6lS

Fsh-sales OF dry Cod at 50 rs; Mackerel SO so 80
ior Isl connecticut Shad Sc % 81 for half bbls No
and ,, smoked Herring 37ac.
FIom-Genesee SO 25; Michigan $6 -; New Orleans
70; Ohio so IL 25 Georgetown So IS The receipts Of
Flour last week 40 1916 bbs Rye Flour 50 25 so;
Corn Meal 81 ssa 10; Brandy wine ST. Wheat 1860;
lot New Orleans held at l5,, lOc bid Rye Sc 67 Corn
SO a SOC; Canal Oats 90 80.
IrorisionsPork, Ohio, renspected, So rs 10 rs; old
prme$7 rs, and mess 50 So Lower County Sll So
Beef country mess So Western Bacon SIC for hams and
3fc for shoulders Prime Lard in kegs for shipment at
6tc; in bbls at a5Sc
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Passengers Arrived.

CANroN-Ship Natchez-Rev w Boone, M o. from Ku.
sasg See Marisno BOrlado, Manlls Tomas Eemanuez
do W 8 Ru.sisr " York; oliver Coli; do.
MoBuE-Brig Sarah Brown-Rev 3 8 Lewis, lady, Two
chi dren aud Mr. Eames Sandy children and
ssrvan Mrs Marsh chid and Mrs Pattison and
TIVE chdrcn Mrs Dumas and three children; Mrs Smith, and
Two chI,sIen Mr.. Higgins and two chidren Mrs
Beny Miss Hooper, Miss KicA; Mr. BuIlsa Il Mr. Whitaker
Mr. Hou~man; Mr. Drummond and Mr. Hooper.
CHARLEsToN-BIiw Moses-Mrs Ferris ard child; Mrs
Stmap; Miss NJ Stim,n; Miss Still man; Carley and
lady; CLARK; D,nversue Hancoca; Blu Mason, BIs.
in the steersge. -
ST THoMAs-Biig Judson-Judge G,mez lady child and
servant MIR Content. - - 49,
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Weekly Report or Interments
In the City and County Of New York from the 27th day
May to the Sd day OF June. l8i3

In the City and County Of New York om the 27t day of
May to the Sd day OF June, lsi3.
SO Men (; rs Women; 30 Boys IT Girls. Total, IO9
Amen ism, Apop;exys B.e! 1 Bleeding from lungs
q Convusons Q; Group hives, 2; Dopsv Dropsy in
the head J; Dtowaed4 tryspeas q Fever Fever bilious
Il DO puernera q do remittent 2; do scaet yphob
f.mmstioc 81 Inflammation OF bladder Il do of bowels q
do OF chnst do o. lungs IA do tf throat do of liver 3;
lntemgerancel Neeses i Org heart q Pii
~, l; Small Pox Il Suicide, Il Uu:eraon of roat I'm
known, Il.
Under year, 10; TO years. 49, to IL; TO- 10 TO
co. 20 to 80 49, 30 49, So o. SO to Co. 60 TO-
S; 10 to 80, Q; unknown,2 Q.
United States, 49, Ireland, "a England, 7; Scotland
Germany France, 0; British Possessions North America
0: unknown, /.
or the above. were from Aims House. Bellevue, Ii Hos
r,til Bellevue g. Blackwells Island, /; City Hospital S.
Yves chester, !.
WIN. A WALTERS, NJ. d. City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. June 3, I843.
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Cattle Market.

The market was well supplied there being more than
1900 head offered most OF which sold at prices varying
from 81 to So so. 1t is estimated that there full
10000 head of cattle be driven this mark during the
season. which will reduce the price of beef very mater
ally before warm weather leaves
One hundred Cows and Calves offered, sixty five
of which were sold at $l4 to $40 81 so.
In market six hundred Sheep all but fifty sold, at 81 SO
a 50 rs So
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Second Board.
New York Public stosh Exchange.


BY osgood Boung, at the Exchange. under Mas.
ter in Chancery--
J "A lot on the west side OF Broadway, between 14ih
! and 10Th streets, % by 95, $4,000
A lot adjoinng, southerly, rs by about 100, 3o0
Slots at Harlem, on l2lst street, near avenue A,
d, with a frame house. 500
Thc prices obtained for tho Broadway lots indicates
decided Improvement in the value oil real estate. The
competitor was spirited.
by the Na'chez, from Canton, to-day We have the
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Died.

On Monday, 9th instant, Mr.. ]. M HUTcHIrs after a
short illness.
The friends of the family and citizens generally are re-
quesed to attend his funeral Wednesday, at his late
sidence, 1893 Henry street. without further inv tation.
On Monday, June g. SARAH ASE AHERN, aged years.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her flu
neral this afternoon at half past o'clock, from her fa-
theirs residence, corner Prince and Elizabeth streets.
Suddenly, Sunday, the 4th instant HoRArIo NJ Gar.
FIN, of the late Peter Griffin senr aged 4S years.
Albany papers please copy.
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Passengers to Arrive

APALAcHooLA-Brig EneIgy-Messy T A Terry c
Robbins, Cummings, & 8 TOmlinson, White
APALAcHIcoLA-schr swalow.Capt Smith lady aud chill
dren; Mr. Low and lady Mrs Malow, Mrs Clemens and
child. Mrs To-day Messrs. Kopman, Daniel G Mclean
II Dodge. Tissie VIM Woniker, John Adair, Crow az
- Bouton
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Nj A Z | TIM E II Err AID
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor, if Captains of Vessels will give
10 Commodore ROBERT SuvEy, of News Fleet, lie
port Of TIE Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
snv Foreign Newsapen News they may lie will
board item Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad will confer favor by
sending this Otce all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankful,
received
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Ps q D g. Sas s% so 4,
ai F. e from iIe "n s0s s
Cold BMh, IA cents j6Im'r
saS ans VI Ss
IA, Ss fsIssyss '
s d G'sss 1AS % ss: III
NURSE WANTED d, renieei respectable yqurE
ST9%aD who eon do PLAIN and Of sld
WANTS A sIrUATION-As assistant IN Trspec abs
WHO has ssd sys pyis s%y by ros a
With IL GG"sS ard
soah West aesempary 's%y 70 E"cps SHAY
Aidrs sap f. a. SS% Office
WIZ e batter private fmiit Weud have aSjs
to 60 IN The country permanent would Sc preferred
eel s o asss Of @ @
at the Office. will be ali ai,epded TO- is tim
TO AL @msdlGisly Airs. eu!,rT
aau 'i;'I, III. Hs c snf'' '''''y T
an da eiishsd as S '9Gs and a'S1 and s
sfoa '"''e'' situated east o. N'
LANE & MANGAM,
shss c shss
tons. aav thing in Biooiyn
C91HMTKhY BQ P.Es ;wANTE3-A gentleman and A.
county hsr Ia!Oad anse and return
Saaas are
sSsa b. address, Boa % % be and
A GENCY WANTED-A gentleman occupying store
sGpsT 70 ts ;GSs IN the nrper Part Of Ws
xspy s Ssl No. 81 sstr ., ,. NJ;
ROARDlNG-Af few Single Gentlemen. OF Gentlemen and
and boa,d by applying a. 81 ye,ey street msl insr
@osaid Win tosna y Nws an b s
one Of the most delightful the place and bua few from
For iurIer information apply az No. s7 Maiden Lane.
HANpsoME APAAKT 7, in HOuston street. clc.s
required Adde'S sSs Park Post oec
1IIBgRY FOR sALE,-1 superior London made Til5a:
Pun ss W years. MES q, sis:n'
mse 2w.ec SO Lumber street,
Hl sss wei. sssle
| ker ct near Broadway. led im&sc
RA% X. Cs wEs ss.
Sssvs r. sSsss
s1 to S Il: g s % @
john Asp S also be made
| CHEAP STRAW B0NNETs AND EMBROIDERIEs
the . wss MI. Of H w oea
Ladies invited to call $40 the Carl
| ION House. ard Judge for themselves. JED 1wsec
CohtM!lAN's LONDON MUSTARD, per ship Ph7adel
200 kegs second and fine
200 pigs Lead
so bbls Alum
Also on hand
| Printing Par ers-28X42 26X3T 2iX6 l4XN 2X3l 2skX3
Together with general of writing wrappn
| papers for sale by S. KINGSLEY.
| meg msr III Maiden Lane
| ERANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE
GARD GN-The proprietors. having availed themselve
Of the experenc of the year, and conormed the
gestion, of many Of Their subscribers beg leave
for public and private bathing Shower baths upo
improved principle and boys swimming school, that
slant and thorough Of salt ali surface
| is completely excluded.
The Franklis Bath is ready its usual station IN,
north side OF Castle GARDEN Bridge Books fr thu
subscription and the of citizens
| gers is resp. ctfully solicited ita
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Foreign ImportatiOns.
nom~st.c I,uport.tion.,

MARAoAIBo-Sch Sisters-9is bags coffee Smith, Thu II
x co-62 o order.
ToBAsco-schr Mongomery-e5o quinaIs logwood 512 dc
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90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
for the Of primary secondary syphls This pow
erful alternative is composed Of combination OF botanical
remedial agents. which exercise specific effect these
terrible naladies Sold in large bottles 81 EACH in small
DO 81 each in cases containing half dozen S5-care'
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union:
W. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms ofhe College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.