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BELL & HOWARD, Auctoneers.
30 Ann street and lis Fulton street
DEGULAR SALES OF FURNITURE OF all description,
~ every Wednesday and Saturday.
Dry Goods Clothing Fancy Articles Varieties sc SC every
Tuesday and Friday
Every facility the way of advances backing storage
Sc THOS. BELL,
aul3 lw.ec Auctioneer
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III FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
0 PERTY-A small Farm Of about sixteen acres. IN the
highest state OF cultivation, situated but five miles IRON
the Hoboken Ferry leading the city Of New York. This
property has on it excellent az story dwelling House.
buildings and all other convenience to make suitable for
tradesmans residence wishing the bnte OF
city, and be able within hours drive visit Ills ng
house two stages the house night ard moming-t
also suitable to the market gardner small farmer the
time taking boarders fiom the city, But above all this,
what situation for road side which il has been
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
Hackensack embracing the whole Of traffic that
those places TO the interior Of hotn those States. New
aud New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap the
sent proprietor having business in England.
~ BThere is about OF first rate potatoes; also
five Of buckwheat quantity of young fruit tres
AL ~ ourshing condition Application be made Mr.
York
more convenient portion Of the purchase money may
bond and 'uee
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BARRY,S WIGS AND SCALPs,

A 2. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London, The raal
heads OF hair still saad above all othsn
Their peculiar light and vsng character hsr
being shaped exactly the natural hair gowsheIr sAstsi
aud their super teria and workmanship wcl A. thsr
style OF finish aud Arrangement all combine TO form sucn -
feet reads of hair that they must Oe seen 20 Dc ny spV
catcd
new system OF the at II 'Yhis 1sklg tsqsh rye "a
SOM Sc ,tYcos- Of Barys Wiss lnd srdliv which WIN
satsfy the iious that h ne Pr ~. rs
the li6 HIosdwavi corh-i OF LS o." w saS'
7xyigs n
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FOURTH AND LAST CONCERT
or the First Series, by the
BRITISH AMI AMEt loan MUSICAL
SOCIETY,"

On Monday Evening. August II, iS4s.
THE Subscribers and Patrons of these Concerts respect
fully informed that the Fourth and Last Musical Soirs adj
versed for Thursday night the 10th but
postponed account OF the storm,
WILL PosITyELY TAKE rLACE on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, AUGUST H.
the Grand Saloon Of the Shakespeare Hotel VII
liam street TO commence At o'clock usua upon which
csson Az ne Popular and Emnsn Voeass previously a.
Band Of Instrumental Performer The Vocal and Instuments
Of Native Musical Artistic, rarely assembled any similar
cason.
The whole Of the Grand Selection Pieces announced
Thursday last will also be performed this Evening full par
Papers.
Terms Of Subs crptonSingle Tickets cents nousub
s,be which may be had the doors the evening Of
Torrance and at all the principal music stores.
One Gentleman and two Ladies' Zone Concert.) 81.
SabssIlpon, for four Concerts tsingle tieket) 81 So
The Tickets issued for Thursday last will be admitted the
Door, Monday evening and persons wishing obtain
further supply aud particulars of the Performance,
qucsed 10 apply Messrs. Firth and Hail. No. Fnnklia
SQUARE any of the Principal Music Stores.
Tickets be had the doors the Evening Of Per form
Subscribers Tickets not transferable. aui3 atee
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DObIOh f''UhSELf fRlP a ELY
IT IS IMPORTANT with many people in need Of medical
assistance that they obtain the best advice privately and
promptly All who thus desire consult professional
friend should obtain little volume called the Rubcon"
published II much enlarged and greatly improved
bcing subjects Of interest and symptoms Of disease
before alluded to. 49,
The various forms of bodily and weakness ncapafity
and suffering which under the head Of Private Maade
faithfully dneaed and the best practical method of OBJ
tanning sound health; it is work plainly and practically
adapted the all who may unfortunately need friend
ly assistance Of whatever sexha portion Of the work
treating Impotence and certain distinctive habit Of
bty" will be found both useful and nsructng all classes
friendly yet silent monitor where sensual or sexual de-
bty has made threatening lroads the health constr
tuition and points out not only the Of escape but the
The chapter structure is worthy of particular attention.
and should be read by every The authors method of
ing this complaint without PAIN and affords positive
conditional requiring generally only very short time IN
its accomplishment. -
Barclay ST. Broadway and the following agencies
which are drug stores, viz =
No. 96 William ST, near Maiden Lane
No. 70 Fulton ST. of Gold ST.
No. y East Broadway, cor Of Market ST.
No. 1888 Bowery, Of Spring ST.
No. lt6 Delaney ST cor OF Suffolk ST.
No. - Fulton st cor of Water st.
The work is written by Dr. Gregory who Is still in the
Consulted codentay any day the week all hours Of the
day evening. au2 lm.ec
COPPER, TwiNE, DUCK AND FELT
" $50 superior quality of English Sheshng II to
200 bales Bridport Seine Herring and Gill Nett Irvine,
100 bolts Leith Canvass, Nos. to5
50 cases sheshns Felt well adapted for ships on long
In the of the above articles no expense spared
by f. K COLLINS 4 Co,
au9 &c Sc South street.
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING CO. will sell At
i public Auction nth August at their Print Works in
Railway NJ j. all the machinery and movable property Of
the company consisting of printing and engraving machnes
callende cylinders dye coppe dying and bleaching
boilers fire engines patent bsIaness iron safe hydraulic
of turning and boring and blacksmhs tools assort
of imported steel and and old iron, quantity of
drugs suitable for calico printers and dyers casks
large cisterns stoves tables benches, Sc.
Catalogues Of which be had application Mr. Phlip
Trussler, al the Print Works. or OF
jyl9 lm.r William street.
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Foreign Importations.

BALIzE HoN-Brig John r. Gardeners bales sarsaparla
boxes parcel tortoise shell $1,000 e Aex,nder-23 bales
wood Peterson Rabson-l27 logs mahogany
Sl35 order
MoNTEeo BAY lJamHschr Collector3Oo bags pimento
comb Beckwith30oo lbs old copper Chaealn Ponyert-
box Mr. Hogan.
SsAL-Schr Gde-12 tons logwood B Cooley s co-Qo
bd heup Bouchaud Thebaud-2 do Rowland Aspinwall
-l0l bdis deer skins IL IS copal A Parullo
MATANzAsSchr Agawan62 hdhs ties molasses 300 dozen
pine apples Read Hoppick.
TRINIDAp-Brig Nauvoo-l96 hhds IT molasses II Dc
Sado-300 boxes sugar Morton Borrel.
Domestic Importations.
SAvANNAH-Brig L Badwin-257 bales cotton II Taman-
us do Grayes-l00 rice Gray Crosby5o empty cks
G Hazard 4 co.
SAyANNAH-Bng Exact-497 bales Fcoon NJ Prescott-l28
cks rice De Forest Co.'s do Hubbard Chenery-l do
beeswax, w Burger-i8 cks rice arder.
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%. WARREN, Agcuoneer.

q. WAHKFN NuctlOneer
RIO IMPORTERS AND. INDEPENDENTLY
LIAM LYALL respectfully informs his friends aud the
public that his Auction and Commission Store No 40
Broadway opposite the New York Tattersas for the
reception Of American aud Foreign Goods either private
public sale The 90 feet deep aud has large show win
dows and the light also admitted from the roof aud
haps Of the best for exhibiting paintings furniture
lamps plated china fancy goods of kind and the
situation exceeded by Other Broadway
Merchsnty Manuacuger and others tina, have good, to ais.
The commission will be moderate and all moneys
ceived will be faithfully paid
N. b. Families Others that have Furniture Goods
dispose of have them sold at the store their
residences.
Publishers aud Booksellers informed that as soon rs suf
cien number of Books and Stationery is received shelves will
be put up Tor regular evening sales. al0 iwsec
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

STATES.
Pd: sn Of Make Ike
d 81 s ss s b es h % ps"
hereinafter a sss Gss e G wi! = ~
ninth day Of October next for the disposal Of the public lands
within the limits Of the aforementioned townships and fac
North Of che base line. and East Of the meridian,
four, and fractional township thryve bordering Lake
tiona township thryfour bordering Lake Huron range
Fractional townships hirtyone thiry-tws thirty three and
bordering on Lake Huron and Thunder Bay of
fractional townships thirty ,hryons thytwo and hir.
fractional soE$sSip ofihity, S range ." isr "'H'
MGGh Of the Sne ins iaS Wes Of the %s5dsG
thirty and tRy.eisRt bordering on Lake Huron and
TS Ras tey S1f hy.x and even and a
onal townships thry-eight and hrty-ine bordering on
At tie Land Office at Detroit commencing on Monday the
the @ts following SSSe
The lot number section eight lot number nine in
@ o -four S S Sss .s. been @
sS%"s %
The aes will each be KEEP, open for two weeks unless the
land IN the iownsi 80 offered viii be admitted u u
'nS at syG yt Of this
' JOHN TYLER
By the ltT1 + nrArx
Commissioned Of tie General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE;EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of preemron TO any lands
Cd to b the to the of the Register aud
as as practicable after seeing this notice and before the
day appointed for the Of the public sale Of the
wise such claim will be forfeited.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
JIG Itaw TO 25Septr
DIR; HOUSTON Dentist, has returned to New York
Rooms in Park Place. I'd door from Broadway south side.
SPEcTtA .Ii PFAgzGRAF ocRIi.t .ad oC,
has constantly hand large assortment Of Spectaces for
h %.s ss1 f Fad i Of sighted Gs
CLOTH PAPER
~ so reams 40 by 40, polished
70 DO DO 81 By g and s SRb 40 do
A;ssTeror article, for by PERssE &BRQoKs,.
STRAW wRAPPING PAPER. 1000 5eams Grown Straw
aui2 m Ct Liberty st.
RLEACHING POWDER & SODA AsH-Of superior
aaiS IN lots to FEssE BROOKS 81 Liberty
- ,EoYND-on Friday evening Aug llth, about 10
~ <oclock, par of Bay Horses The owner can have
lery aud paying charges aul3 ltsm
inn ALA1The PROJECTORS e this Establishment, 50 "a!
sa'Ta s sd s ." ss rS TO-
] TIVE h il @ 81 for a eSm y 1na n1, Of n
:s5ysjs lie Srals: Y; :pssiss;
the bed rooms both double and single have been FURNISHED
with beds and bedding, also with Necessary article
p S % large sy asd elegantly 1h T sSif
ties with careful OG and attentive cellar well stocked
the and marke! afford and the firm deternaon Of
sns public '' An t'e @
W. TILLEY co. Montgomery. June T. lsaa.
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rI,ur rINEs AND BTL LErIV " Yesterday, contair

T,ur TIMES AND BULLETIN, " Yesterday contain
statement in rris'icn which hey inform Their
lsrs ;ook pce ROweiv Cottage and that A. e. Vands-
er ono OF the rrcr eors ,ched into the officers &c Se.
Now this il iiosm ti- me AID Bulletin, in pertcuar.
and the 1blo es.y that alone sole proprietor II ths
Bower Cottage and that A G. vaudew,ter never had
reckon IN snele w eltncf myself or the
aud that all the above named publication regard TO
is ase every particular such row ever took place
there But IL the spient editors and Of the above
named pape had been little minute in their enquiries
they would have stated that Vandewaer ourneymsn butch
in shop where the above named did actually take place
and that the Sporg Crib" they choose TO term II, would
PETER J. VALENTINE.
New YoRK Aug. 7, 1Ga3.-au7 fwsm
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Passenger Sailed.

In the packet ship Toronto sailed for London-r and Mrs
Stewart, Mrs Moorehead and children Mrs Weyman, MIR
Blanchard and Mr. Moorhead all Of New York; MIR John
Stephen, Of Virginia, Mrs Parsons Of Canada.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsroS.Brg Geoge-MrJ Gerard, lady and child;
and cS S dy %
Mrs sarah Jenkins, Messrs Mangaus Master Managan
Bebau; Brady, John A Low + nj Whitney and Baxter.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES


STATES.
IN PURSUANCE of l,w JOHN TYLER Pe.iden. Of the
Known that public sales viii be held AZ the undermenoaed
land office. the Territory of Wisconsin at the periods here
AZ the land Office Mineral Point commencing Monday
public lands within unSsmentoned ,own.hips and rae
North of the base line and West of the fourth principal
Township eight, Of range five
MORT" Oh a Of O. w VI Ss ne me
to owns f' naGs Of , e. in
ons eleven twelve thirteen and fourteen and townships nine
Fractional township .ht including of island. in
ow%R ss {, including S The island in section
" Fc sfS niue s%d
Fractions. townships nine ten and eleven Of range seven
At the Land Once Green Bay, ccmmencips Monday
lands Within The aforementioned oWn.SP 10 wit q e p'0''
North of the base line and East of the fourth principal me
Fractional toynship eleven including the island the
Sections four Eve, SIX seven eight seventeen eighteen
nineteen, twenty tweatyesht wen,.ane thirty ,hry-e1e
and FgS ter ownsI twenty " Of range seveeea
lie land, hereinafter designated, VIZ i
Township ten. of range ten.
township two Of range nineteen. .
The half Of twenty-sx, in township Of
III. LOT number five Of The southwest fractional quarter of
The ,outhes raetiona quarter Of section ineeen and the
lots one AID i've northeast fractional quarter Of section
p Lave 81 II ,S use schools military
lie S. VIII each os ar open IT, 'wo weeks . the
Gs ,Ss % dPS,sS G sS oss s I en-
Il sGer 'fJ srPi:iS r SS SseES' WI ''' -"
Gives unde my b,od q 'hs City of Washington, This 9Th
JOHN TYLER.
ny u" TfioS. II. BLAKE,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Director. Mr.. JOHN SEXTON
S fHe ffssyssfrs g T'aa9SlIL.fH ~
''l S'h o. NJ Ma izlar I'VE ran'0mi~' Il
And he s'''S SS5SgsFsss .a'S%lSs q
in which will be nr0dsssd Grand Skating Seems. BY tbs
Dancing by Mon, Martin tia"i md late Mis-. Wells.
To commence at o'clock.
To be FOLLOWED sa h q p, hi. season. N'''
S sss,eh. G 54s$s Raw. sss Lo' Raw,
MIN. a asSSiiss! Rave VA ,...n!
Half hours a;..%..oa wiz 3 allowed 70, prom.a.A. 81
Where o: c.g: I Ep, Ice. and hi y Of .ao
Af~ which M. g: fiassr!". called
THE NIGHT OWL.
E Emile. D''''n0' d sssSs Raw E..f
The Splendid Orchestra VII Ds, s% several popular '0,os
Musical Director, NC Hill.
MA .,re, Pole. will b. N attendance. and s..e s.p
Ticket. Fifty Csn. i May % 3 nsd :. the cards. during
80 limited number of Season Tickets will b. die
po.tponemsn. this establishment on account Of the
IS s l Il. a. IRON s s.co.
top and sldes. can be opened at a moments notice $3.50 ~
CHATHAM THEATRE
for their ~ '"1'''s' "'s"s
BENEFIT,
And positively last appearance
MONDAY t.VkNINli-W m be performed
- HERCULES OF BRITTANY
Lionards, fi,.iS, B,o,,.,.
Count Ualter, Booth Priucess sahean Nj r, a. i,,,..
Sir Amedee, Jamison ClotIlds Mir Ws.,.s,,
During the piece several
Dances AZ by, Miss Josslyn.
-. After which,
variety Of Exercises by Mr. Louis EllsIa.
CURlOSITIES OF LITERATURE
Dbbs Mr. Walcott Terrence Mr. Or.sr.
Blunt Anderton Lady Hunter NJ. I"d.h
Chicane, Ollier Emily Velvet MIR, CrsHfk
Dress Circle so csntsUppsr Boxes cents-Pt lax cas
Doors will quarter past T. the Curtain viii ue A.
aquarter before o'clock
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF tho Steam shi ps.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
port c the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspers or News thew NAV have Re will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending 70 this Office all the Marine In. diligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind viii he thankfully
received
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T'O ARTISTS AND LOVERS OF BOOKs-As thsre
of land which would be dear any pnca.
here books which will be found dear Pnc:
Ae all the eIoquece OF seller aud buyer has ben sxhausted
the quality the ouy test Of chsapBss The REMARKS
were rsstbly suggested receiving from London the first
OF magnificent Of literary and arstcal
called Gems Of European Art; the best Picture OF
the best Schools IL published monthly at 81 %,
zach containing hre splendid steel snavg sceompsnisd
by appropriate and and will be discovered
10 combine the qualities goodness and cheapness thoss
proportions which reasonable purchaser would require This
work evidently published the enlarged demand for
engyng general interest and high excslenes to render the
cen in combination with the successful erea-
tons Of the modern artists short contain ehoics matter
for those who admire the Fine Ar wthtanding the
leisure means or opportunity for brings all the sehool
time valuable this important and we
INVITE the American patrons OF the fine this
splendid collection Of gems" - ~
n. MARTIN CO..
Importers Of London Books and Ensnv,pgs,
au7 ctr l2s john stiset ~ r.
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BHlSTOL'S SARSAPARILLA.
OR TEN YEARS APPROVED BY THE MEDICAL
Faculty
CASE OF SCROFI1LA.

- . New York, August 7, 1919
MR. G. G. BRISTOL-S-I have great pleasure in bearing
M public testimony, flor trust you will publish it to the
WORLDLY to the powerful and surprising effect your Sarsapa.
with scroula in his right eye that Danish all
hope Of his seeing again with H. SO the III
ceaon feared by the family would never be
cured; that distant day il would prove the final end
of him. this life All who heheld the boy ptied him aud
would recommend aud another remedy But all alike was
rs like the efforts OF the different physicians
prescriled for him.
Month month passed away with other change but for
the and his sufengs ntoeabe Oar feelings
his fate better be imagined than told and what
not but the hand of Providence nterposed One OF
our friends conversation with another gentleman named the
case Of ny grandson him aud brought him the boy
This genieln info m.d that hopeless he was Brs
ios Sarsapaa would make OF him. This appeared too
much hope or but being ured by the gentleman Of eff
cacy we veatped to g. and have the unspcakab
sat Of saving he entirely cured from his Scrcfu,
md We now take sit faction in recommending your val
liable and eiea cious remedy VIZ. Brstos Sarsspsria.
Yours with great re- PPSScdbe nome.
1856 Stanton street, corner of Attorney 81.
TO {. { BRnroL, Esq.
eeby ce~iy that the sboy. statement OF the cure Of my
ion is correct in every particular. ,.. - - u
See that the written signature Of c. C. BRISTOL across the
cork of the bottle. , . go -
AZ rcai az the following places;-Mlhau's Pharmacy. 1879
Broadway; Rushton Aspnwa ITO Broadway &c William
and 10 Astor House; Jas. Syme Nj D. 50 Bowery aud
John Syme 30 Fulten Water ST. and all druggists in
and country aul2 3is~se
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE faramed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
III l.. 10 II Il. g.
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TuOS. IL. BLAKE,
Commissioner cf he General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption any lands
within the limits of the townships above enumerated
auired establish the the satisfaction Of the Register
aud Receiver OF the proper Land Office aud make payment
therefor practicable after seeing this notice. aud be-
fore day appointed for the Of the public
sale Of the township embracing the tract claimed above deg
mated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THOS. II. BLAKE,
Commissioned Of the General Land Office
i25 Iaw 70 9Octr
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-famed and celebrated Pills from Portugal are
perceive, to be obtained in this country See adyer
usementon the last column, fourth page.
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N ILLINOIS ILLINOIS !! ILLINOIS! ANY
1T&person having Tor sale low price, from 800
acres of fu, - land dry and undulsng in Vermion
onnty near Drnn lipo nay hear OF purcbaser by APP
Ter post paid status tnr lowest price acre, the loca
ton the peculiar quay and the quantity Of the land If inn
proved stating the particulars Of such improvements the
manner N WHICH the land suppyed with water for farming
And also stating the cheapest
from New York City to the lands described
n b. State the quantity aud quality Of the fencing the
land 22 lms
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D'n "oa p6tvESy' |hooh'

Mr. has the honor e that his School open FOR
For Ladies. from A. NJ. TO n. NJ.
For Gentlemen, from to A. NJ, and 3tofP VI.
Highly trained and quiet the let.
For terms and particulars apply above. a3 3msr
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every entitled to the right of to lands
within the limits Of the townships above Enumerated,
qued establish the the Satisfaction Of the Register
aud Receiver of the land Office make there
for practicable after seeing this notice and before
the day appointed for the Of the public sale Of
the township, embracing the tract claimed above designated
otherwise such claim will be forfeited =
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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HOROkEN

HOROkEN
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
FREE ms kUMtNrAL CONLERTS.
A T THE PAVILION Of the Elysan Fields-Every Afsr
A noonA superb Brass Band will be In attendanoe the
lawn in front Of the Pavilion and perform OF and
popular Airs, Oveuures, Marches, &c, &c.
This additional novelty to the isramed beauty OF il scenery
cannot fail TO the pleasure derived from visit
very favorlts
The ferry boats ply to Hoboken from Barclay. Canal
Christopher Fare only Ga cents. aus 3wsr
NEW MOTIVE POWER
Engine without Boiler, Furnace, Smoke Pipe Chin
"A ney-Dr Dnke will have the honor show the original
working model OF the motive power which has szcsd
much attention in the scientific and mechanical circles Of PHI
ladepha, the citizens Of New York for few days. Ne
4l4 Broadway, next Canal ct.
The will be from until o'clock. from until
o'clock, and in the evening.
Admission, to deny expense Of room, &e., q, cents.
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TRUTH VINDICATED.-An article having appeared in
this paper with the above title in reference controver
oyer the certificate Of NJ RAIDER ESQ., BY which
IL inferred that the occupied by him. The
store Bower formerly occupied by Munos purchased
Tor myself by Mr. RAIDER where customers will find CAPT
tai assortment of choice Principe aud Havana Sega avorite
brands. [auI3 ltskl p 1iIi,SEY
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6xx FOE NEW ORLEANs-Tirt P9ckct ship
EE4&( The first class packet ship LAMAZOO, Captain
&kG0Gn VIC teren, viii meet with immediate despatch.
I'M; superior ship has unsurpassed accommodation for cabin
2n cabin and storage and only 10 De *
amned in order command preference For apply
ON board the ship, pier II East River or % ..>,
JOHN HERDMANl .
81 South ST. Wall st..
~ BThe subscriber will despatch first class SHIPS wky
for New Orleans and Mobile during the fall and winter ana the
passage will be at the very lowest rates. miec
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en- an GRAND EXCURsION-COTILLON
x-15rrrae PARTY CONCERT TO WES1 POINT.

sk1a FOR GUADALOCPE.-The very supero, cop
NSTNH Ter tastersd and copcertd French shp GUS
<sess4se1TAvE hD0UARp, Capt Nsr- She has vely
Coufoi able ,ccommc1A for passengers
For freight OF passage apply to
BOYD n HiNCREN
aul2 &c o T1rtre building. cor II ud Water