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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson 81 Co.'s Celebrated
ANERIi'tS pan N('EA

1IS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable matter
free from auem0n, and warranted Tree rom any h:Ie
dents detrimental 20 health was f>rpvee nb@9t U 9Ss @
II 'RDFl La and who hA. been under the Treatment W lns
n,t eminent physicians the Une states tor e-ht year
without the least apparent nope 9i restoration ~ IN ~
sLnye mined medicine five weeks restored 10 l.rc
health That medicine been sold wh unprecedented sue
and ha, never tae N any instance wen ssi Ken n
d.ease ..us to lwsALT RiElM SCRoFIhA ILGSER-
iTED SCR0FULA, BRONCHITIS; FEyER !r SORE; Z;
EHSSI kHSSS e X INIT III MAfIsM ff Pifs EhYSIPEhAs
BIi.ES. .SCURVY, CHRONIC SORE EYES BtpICtEfSI,
PiMPl.t.S 0N THE FACE. SCAI.D HEAD AND Al. AL
1RiSifSG FROM An TNJU DIClOCS rSE OF MERCURY
Or An IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. Tne ehca-
y of ths medicine has ben tested all the Diseases above
.numeated and IL effects are truly asonin Oh.y one N
ny which usually produces tonic effect, while IN ist c
aso net. gentle catartc. increasing the appetite anf
c,rge more prois-y and producing en eiectun ntert'e
of whole ystem purifying and producing perfect acuon
Of,he blood. a.. 49,. r :,
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned -d 70. ale By
Obtained : ho.eS;le Of TH')S. q. IAl,MAhE
General agent - opposite the Custom House Ne"
corner Broadway and Chanters-street No - r9n.Teet
No IA We;S:reet Nn- % and 20 Bo"ery No. ~ tuton-
eet No 10 and 3i6 Hudson. and - Hammond street cor
Hud>on No Gund-street No. l5I and l- 'reeti"ich-
Sire, No III and p Cherry street No l6
No D. Cathafnet.ee Nos 35l and III Pear-''reet No l
''Pr,oEyn, J. w Smith. corner of Fulton and Cran..ry
Seet, and VIM Bia::oye, SfuIres Buildings, corner " l.
and Aannc-ss and By all the pnc'2a druggists IN th'
Dr, V r. Lockrow, No. 81 Beavers. Clinton Buildings,
General Wholesale and Retail A gent 10: Albany.
r " Dyoti e. SON. 10. +3 No N Second-.t., Genera
wholesale Agent for Philadelphia.
Instructions for taking the srce ard great nunteF oi Ger
icate and tesmons!, be and obsine AZ any o
m. above PLACES. n4 eodlm ly
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u II appears from a R,i,rsh Parliamentary
return JUS, printed that tho arnount of duty on
patent medicines, in the tea years ending on the
5ih January, lS44, was on an average nearly
G30 COO i wear
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Price Ia Cts.-37 lie Cts. for 12 Copies.
Fan there be- q Church without Bishop

Controversy between Rev DIS Wainwright and Potts grow
r ont of the incidental OF the former that here
cannot I've Church without Bishop"
The above Controversy printed In neat Pamphlet and
done up with printed coye. For sale al tbs Tribune Oce
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

o. 81 o h street.
L. g. CLAYTON & SONS are IN constant receipt of Pa
IL. ntnpte Ia every branch o the trade. embracing
N unusually nrge assortment at Blank Book Cap NIL Letter
Nntn. together with every DESCRIPTION at Ne~snn1 Book
Printing Coored PnpCrn Medium md Other sNe> Envelope.
robncro Shoe and Fen straw md Rag Wnpwng Hard
aud Cloth variety SIX nnt Log. Tissue, plnn
md culore,l. &c. BESIDE, straw Bonnet Trunk and
tundboI Boar,ls. Press Papers. 6-c- 81. mlu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Soap-Fcr curnc ;Teckes. piip1 etupu2n'r plensh .,
.curyy morDhew spC musketo bites anu al i''t'
.nd rhness nnd ,gwn.Ss and darkness of the SKIN NJ
Soap one OF the most remarkable OF recent cne,ncai o'
ers, M emoent and healing quah SPOKEN ol III pI
directions and every who recommend IL one
20 c.nt, We wHrrn; all ordinary pu poses a
IS TO b. had genuine only at o. w alker ,eei one 1
The corner Of Broadway Agenis-a Milk street Boston; 20
Cbesnut street Ph!adepha: G!ay. P9uehssep-e l9u>el
hocnsIteI, h,Ie ~, lfa, Ss,stt jel1 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

COUTHUOf Il MEYERS, 81 BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURES or LAMPS. GlRANioLES.
vi CANDELABRh. &c. aud henler. IA lIpt SE-fl h
EiSIiNG GOODS genetaly.-i,ens connected with ot
largest III. In.' Stnte they
iis,l otter Lamps, inndebru 30. Ihurhes, THls. llO
el> Private dwellings. Scnmunts and Packets. on The most
and o urty not la he surpassed 'hs ~
ny country E>ccini attention invited Ia their solar
ind Ship Lamps Tor economy nn gh Nup.r>edng NIL others
e,re the public No less imn GoLp nnd TWO SILVER
aKpALs hnve within the ' yenis. been nunst 10 tha
nnnuincuen for tvif superiority 'hs chs, ~ good The
pubc respectfully invited t" emil md examine for hsm'
.alyr
u,- CousrRY TRADERS supplied at tactofy prices.
'I'IIREAD, NEEDLE AND FANCY STORE. Broad
ruy, between Tmterutii and Fourteenth Sr-cts.-lbo
f the public respectfully NV ted % the st"rs
OPEN. nb"ve conia .Nenn assortment DISMAL
.ftcie, o dn,b ',e the tny with enr'ty oi inncy goods.
vtl:Pins Needles. Hooks aud ES Sewing Clifton.
and Silk. Buttons, Tapes. B"tln. Pure ii' hepny NoD
ted Canvas, and rnt,srns, p-oin,ed H-tnI Board Bibun,
tIoye. hitS nde, trnyhts Hnd th. teut enen. nHr
Io,oms Gloves. IIandkerchei. StsUenGrr &c Ho,iery
Nnnin Gnss Clth. India NnDkeen. fnrs,- sun Shndrs.
-rhoo md 1rnv.ns v nlet,. P4un aud Fnnry Br,keu.
Wnx md other Dolls Hnlr. Nml hnd Teeth brushes.
tvry and Shell combs. Pln ard Fancy stationery. Not" Pa
Der Envelopes Steel Pens. Gold "nd Silver "nri. Perfume
49, Fancy sous tu-rnlu' shaving enm md other choice
ARTICLES tb. Toilet, splendid Nnagrets Smelling Bottles,
Sc &crbe stock In, been selected with great cure ard
,el7 IT. e. BLUM
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Gs-James T. Hodge. VINO practically iamiai WIN y
un,,y onarnon, and the working OF Ores the United
.,s and Cuba may be consulted the value OF mining
lands ores and minerals. his room No p Granite Building
corner of broadway and ChambersStreet
He will anayze Minerals. So Waters and sees oi Com
marco n, po,a,h Barrln White Lead &c. &c. Specimens
Minerals Ores and Eahs ray be hun from the coun-
Try and he will either value and Uses nj once or
submit them TO an exact analysis may be required and his
charges will wary accordingly .
References, Gtinne. Mlntun * Co.. Prof J. Revere NJ
n w C. Reii-i, Esl.
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MACKIE & LEVERETT,
COM iMISSID ~ nc II A n II 8 {,
No lnT NATlR STREtT

(,elou Wall street,
JOHY F. MsCKIg, late Mnckle Dnkey & Jennison. A. Y
JOSIAH ; iEvERkTr. late ,r.verett r. IhDnhS.
Dealers cot and Wrought N9s md SPIKES, AI~. Tin
,l,, American and Russia sheet Iron Hoop Iron. 'mi.er
Rod. Band Iron Mil and Spike Rods, -hove,. Spn.s. Cnt
steel nfs Incks und ipnrrowbd! Bris. kette Tnnen'
rooIs Scotch English & American l'ig lron &c.
Fire Proof Snes mud Iron Chest o nil sls NILS 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

The JMntuS ITaCts'
NJ TIE Tysr: or Parties Tned BY ther Acts
No II Tux CURRENCY.
No III. TIE TARIvr
N ~ Ilyx or HYssY CLAY.
40 V Political ABOLITION
NoVI DEMOCRACY.
No VII LABOR Asp CAPITAL
No. VIII THK Pubic L.Sps
No N aSSExAr1o. or TEHAs
Price Reduced.
IT. p.s of the JIrNIJTS TRACTS iuI the Presidenaai
c.r,os,,n ,yil! BE 81 ) a thousand.
ra, who'll SERIES bound together. comprising ls
Mares !, published ri 5 6 a hundred
r,,,- York Apri y. 1874
0,,ierS musi ne accompanied win caSH -, =, r,t
~ ofue's "''' GREELEY & McElRATH.
aps Claw -<--- rao--,-e'' ''' ms
r~y- THE Tariff as IL Is, oorpdTes n'iA me sac''
~ ,o., b., MS fdre-sar,es IN he bu4 reported 70 IHe
I.,,S sot,, Husr Of Representatives, By Gen Hehav @
" c. BY Fl. GREELEY: -, =, -L 1,s tf;.s
Price Sl6 per lou
NJ Hardware. Cutlery, Sc.-LE"iS BENZ
Nor co respectfully inform then friends and the pupnc
,ba, they have removed to this city, and have taken
h rors 81 Pearl street toppote the Pear street House
os bsv re- now opening large and weseected assof'-
mi =, Gon, both Foreign and Dones,ic. 10 which thsy
omd call The attention of those wishing 70 purchase ap u
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". have EMPLOYED Mr. Hodge perform some chemich
Tor Us and manner IN which tey were
. eNetuleu' ~ W. @ an-t A. b. SANDS * co.
tl!IlI"Ty tl! ~ " f,oaj ,s4. re- ecdI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY.
No. : SPRUCE STRgrr.
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD d ALEXANDER.
D.. ,,.,.,ed tn execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
pI-RIJC LIBRARIES and private individuals
NR Particular attention paid to rebndnc Old Books Pe-
r,ics Music &c, good style and at reasonable rss
; ~ j27u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Tg Fulton street. 253 BrOndWny, n East BrOalWhy
Sold al,n by Druggist, gcneallr Throughout the Chue'
Stnies Prre III per bottle; SIX bottles tor So
y5- The nublc are respectfully requested tn remember th
IL Sands Snrsapar hnt has and constantly nchiev NJ
.uch remarkable cures the difficult class oi ,isers'' m
which the human subject terri'" rs ,r SsI,i>
Snrsn,InrlIn. nnd take no 'tter Je-0 'ihie-'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

p>AIRBANKS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.-Ths
manufacturers have brought these Balances great
degree ofperecton and. IN their obcnuons. have
1p,ed them nil the purposes Tor which envy ,sHcuors
are required by weght In The mechanical c9nsuucnon e,o
Is tak ken STRENGTH DURABILITY and .tCCC-
KACYaccuracy not merely specific point and 10 al
amount but uniform hccuacy at every nny oi the Platform
and throughout from the lowest TO the high
e,t cap apacity ol the Balance; ~, A.,
These scales keep their adjustment perfectly liable
demnsemeG and seldom 10 any expense ior teinlr ney
are IN Use Of the Railroads the n'ed >t hnh 10
rpme OF them they hive been long the operation brns
perfect 80 aso the Dormant and Portable Scale 2f %esn
ny merchandise Merchant. and uthen who have man 'e
In constant OF year. testify 10 tr' nhboIi
accuracy that they npIsn ung'ectt u
These scales have heen patented an hnglaru WIZ sb mi,
extensively us. 10th private wnrehoes ana p."l "
ways, tllN Alt!j I'LL, NJ - "a .,,.., y Y
o5 eodly ". Tis iRNE No Us bfoAi >urt.' ~ -.
DR0OKIYN BOOTS AND siIoES-.l9@e ne 'Gls,n.rn y. f.,s
Is arr ,"v .uppying ,herel,e. with List 'o' 'u''oI
~ and she's, i,.neu.n aud Ladies can 'hNe ~ -
h.,r oi Their 'e~t a. We p'"'A"
Long Island Store ho fuit'' s:SfTH < HARTSIioRNE
AsTEKN :9f,Se d@. h1.eSn e aeh ne F esf sf
II suppB ., Ss nhs I,ra" " French tnrs ot LAT
,bsee stores on one block. in trI@n ',iee MTspORNE ~
| glstens. no ulton street. BfooA'"'
| md
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Graham House, 60 Barclay street. By a ~ :
WELL, GOSS,
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,re,i md sold, wholesale and retail, by
IL .. Ii - AAI IlS llrlI L,a,isl

For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of its super
or value and efficacy pamphlets. which may BE- obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

GREELEY 4 McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings. New. Y ork.
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JOSHUA GARSED Il CO.
ENGLISH MANflfACTIIR Frs

OF PATENT THREADS. shoe Threads super San
Orwins. GiIhng Twme. Chfpe, Warp and Flax and Tow
so a BURLLVG SLIP. .vEW YOkR. ies 2n'
IIaI.I. TRADE-SOuTI AND WEsT.-Adyeriisemen
nre received Sonihcrn mud Western Ne~,p1pef. and
torw ded y the gent v Is. fnlmer, NJ the Conf Dce No
In Nn,au.,trre 1nbue building. opposite lity Hall
lis Agency embraces most o the prncpl ne"sphpes IN ms
following places:
Alton. ffe.enchsbufg. irr"'fehis'
Augustn. lilhsNi'"y I"fm'
Burlington, lndIunap'ls. il"-o"ts'
Char. eetOn, hnoNfle, iSuHry'
Ghcuro ls'yiugtun, EhieEh,
Cincinnati, lourNie, 'hNnihhh,
CbilicJhe nihy'N nc. = i"'us'
Columbus Memphis, Sp'inRied,
Ere Mobile Wheeling
Fny:rs Nashgie Zanesuie
Frankfort. Natchez &c &c
E,d.s most the pnncpa towns in New ok the East.
EN- State Ne-Jeney. Pennsylvania, Deia"nre and Mary
!And.
5 Evey information Il, the office where tho papers
M be v Is. PAl.MER.
I,IRTU a. BALL. MOL Fmnklu--g,iaIe have constantly
4 on hand an extensive ass0rnen ~ y SIC and MUSICAL
INSTRt MESIS Of all kn,b. PIANO FDkIES ofdITereut
styles aud finish GUITARS from the bei span Dsh patterns.
,u,e over a other nken and of very tone and
style finish Pill 1ES o all kns md bnsi lr which they
m We received fe,.1te, premiums tLARibNET KENT
BI'GIES CORNOPi.DNs. TROMBONES. etc. III Of th-ir
SiSd. Of M SIC Al INSI ri MENTs NEW HtSiC
ed as soon rs published just PUbLlsHEl al, the onss gi
The HUTCHINSON FAMILY: ul.o, BERIlNTs METH
Cd for the PLANO; a.o the ORPlElS 6IEE BOOK. be-
ng n collection gees ouf male voice. with pnno
nsnimet selected and comp ed from the best German nnd I'm
et Merchants and the Musca community generally re
.,ac,f,jlv invited IN emil nhtff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
WHOLE NO. 1908.
Ten Copies for One Dollsr:
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HENRY CLAY.
BY EPES SARGENT, &:

Price l2s cents a single eopy-lO copies for 5
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70. The WiLFULNESs OF WOMAN is the title
of shilling novel just published by w. Fl. Colyer,
and for sale by Graham, loo Nassau street. is oil
a sort we don't read, though great many do.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

OP We learn from the Concord, n. H. Patriot
that quantity of human bones, supposed to be
an infant child and female from 80 to 80 years
of age, were recently discovered by boy who
was hoeing corn in field near Franklin. 1t is
stated that hatter's shop formerly stood on the
ground where the bones were found, and it is
thought in Franklin that there has been foul
play.
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mAGNIN's
LICINA CORDIAL.


rs sovereign end peedy for incipent
rcnness mpotency, ucorhG whites, obstructed difficult
o. painful mems; uson Inconsistencies Of ary
schsrge thereof and for the general prosa of system
whether tina result OF Inherent produced By egu
lary illness or accident IL pleasant TO ths taste aud
lively sure in its operations Its pnrvsed repuat both
heinispheres the rsnt Of its almost virtues.
=, LET NO ONE DESfAIR.
Nothiug can be more surprs than its iuvgorating effects
on r human frame Persons afflicted with weakness aud las
stnde beor taxing T. a. once become obu, aud full of
gy under Its Influence Immediately nerve
essnes, or Ioeness of the female frame which the only
cause OF baenness aud which prior DR. Magnins disco
very was considered TO be ncurabe Language indeed
not 40 as',cs to re Terts o,he Lucina Cordial which
one 81 the most important medical discoveries Of any age
Sold wholesale and sai this city ut 25 Fulton street
is imsec
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Common Pleas.
Before Judge UlshGlfer.

rJAN. LIN the Case Of Lndioo d Smith. WiHidm
Longuorth reported the Herald Of yesterday, the de-
fence postponed until Tuesday next.
phy-Ths an action on the case, TO recover COM
pensaton damages for injuries sustained by the careless
driving OF Of the defendants employees. 1t appeared
that few weeks since the defendant was riding on
the Of omnibus, it passed the Bowling Green
and that OF Murphys omni' was coming up behind
and that the driver called to the plaintiff either to get of
take of himself The plaintiff did neither and the
pole of the defendants "omni' struck him in the back,
and, the plaintiff alleges, inflicted severe injury
For the defence, ii set up that the omni" oil Muir
ply going five miles hour; that the plain
Tin not much hurt he pretended to be, but that
the wound old one and that he did not need doc
tor employ one.
The went to the Jury, under the charge of tho
Court and after the Jury had retired they back and
the question had they agreed upon verdict
replied that would depend the amount of costs which
verdict OF fifty dollars would carry.
His Honor SAID that although it proper for the Court
charge that subject before the Jury retired yet lie
had scruples to the propriey of doing it, il the Jury
| had agreed
The Foreman stated that they had not agreed and then
his Honor said that fifty dollars would not carry all the
and thereupon the Jury Immediately said that they
had agreed and the verdict was for the
fre dollars.
The Circuit Court occupied with the trial of an is
from the Court OF Chancery in relation to partner
ship, which not sufficiently advanced to enable us TO
| report It,
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Ninth WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND

NINTH WARD CHEAT GROCERY AND PROVI
~ SION STORE -familiesi nthe ncghbohood Of Sixth
avenue and Grecnwc lane about laying stock
in buying in at the cheap Provision Store No Greenwich
lane where all articles the Grocery aud Provision line
be purchased cheap If cheaper has any Other establish
mcut in that vicinity Goods warranted SUIT not the
will be returned. Goods pu the city
free Of expense. MICHAEL KELLEY.
dl] lmsee Cf~nwieh lane
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT

7 ONpON-ST. kATHARlNk's HOTEL, opposite the
- So katharae'. Dock Gates, and near the Royal Mint
THOMAS LENNEY, late Chief Steward OF the British
Queen s,e,pshp respectfully informs his friends in the U9iied
establish which built and furnished Of
expense aud in every adapted for the receipt Of Ia
miles and gentlemen England the hotel fronts that
Part Of the dock in which !hs liners and most Of he Ser
aud Royal Exchange The house wilt be conducted liberal
and economical principles The Coffee Room supple with
the London American East Indian and Colonial papers The
Hiands Wines &c are of the lint quail good Billiard
contract by the week month for board &c the
in America
T LENNEY ben assure those who may honor him with
their that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and by attention the wishes Of his guests hopes
merit that confidence aud good will Literally
him when steward Of the British Queen. dltr
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L DEN WOODRUFF ~
New York, January LIST, 1874. dsl.ec
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---aHH---Ha-a---a-llaaa
Court Calendar.

Cncur CouRr.l0 81, IS, 80, Is. 90, ~, 81, 81 81,
6s 20, 81, g. 10, a, 80, -, "a, IS, 4o63.
COMMON PLras.-4s o. 81, 56, 81, 81, o5, 80, 80, L.
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LYON-Cheapcst Jewery Store in the cty--A. 1.
"A. would call the attention Of the public his No 80
Cha,hamst where they will find the best cheapest aud
style ofjewery of the latest fashion both forgn and Amer
manufacture, suitable for Christmas and New Year
s.nsal owhich Re is determined sell such prices
not fail TO give sasc lion Ladies and temeu about pur
chasing iewery, will Is cent by calling the chez
ewery store 80 Chatham street DO not forget Tue uumbe80
Chatham street Old gold silver bought taken exchange
stones. dl3 im.ec
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RIRDSt BIRDSt BIRDS!


lust ARRIVED the largest assortment Of Singing Birds
imported tn this country, from Germany. Amongst
them 800 Canary Birds ths finest singers Nishtngs.
very European Singing Bird.a Of which will be sold
low HENRY DlCk'S,
GO lmsec ISL and l5j Cedar street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MANIFESTATIONS
CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.
VICTOR GlROUD, Watch and Clock Manufacturer, ha,
the honor Of apprsng his friends and the public that he
has established his show and work shops at No 1853
Broadway.
He wi have constantly for sale select assortment of
Lepne and Lever Watches splendid variety
Of Clocks For excellence the qualities of both will
Passed The models will be Of the rich modern
description.
His attention will heretofore be directed the repair
regulation Of clocks and Watches and of Mechanical
Lamps.
He continues i've from Paris the and per-
feet Mechanical Lamps together with necessary
~ Tie beauty and quality of his assortment this splendid
lamp leaves nothing fasdious taste TO desire
4For the repair OF the Mechanical Lamp he has established AZ
hum IN the various departments Of his business will execu
prices. IN Imeoasec
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LA TO LET-The plot of ground win the buildings
1 erected thereon situate the north side of 18th
between the th avenue and Fl zrov !o,d, occupied
Ig re
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MOELICH AND PACHrMANN, Watchfnskers and
u Manufacturing Jewellers go Canal have hand
large OF fashionable JeweIry ofal descriptions
able for the HOLIDAYS prices which ful sat
Jewery Of description ide to order and Waches Iw
elry and Sverware repaired ia wormanlke maGrrr equally
low. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. di8 I'M
T'HE sUBsCRIBERs are now prepared to sell Watches
and JewcTY low u not lower, than other house
the city TO WITHHOLD Watches or, SIS 800 each sill
do from s. to $50 each watches warranted Keep
good time the returned Watches, Cscks, and Nu-
.ics B?ses repaired and vsrl,sd lower than any other house
in the city Second hand watches and cid gold ard
hen in exchange or bought for each THOMPSON FISH
Err importers Of Ws,chr, aud Jevcy, Wholesale ard retail
No. 1911 Brosdv,y New York
AMOS II. THOMPSON
do lm'cc RICHARD FISHER
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
HE undersigned takes occasion inform bis friends and
the public that the Mansion House is located in In
outsider street No 81 in the vicinity Of the steamboat andus
arranged in the reatest order.
employed permits land passengers
baggage &c who win board vessels Immediately after the
Of the revenue officers.
N BVisors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul at the of embakaton obviae diff
6cutes and Inconvenience.
WILLIAM II.T0N
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TN RETURNING OUR THANKS to the travelling com
munty for the liberal bestowed
during the last year beg leave inform them that he ae
atons aud improvements contemplated completed and
neraly STYLE not surpassed by any oheI establishment
and newly raned throughout the Croon
introduced in every department. and the dollar aud
fifty per day.
do im.r BREASTED x JOHNSON. Proprietor,.
GLOBE H0TELIThe subscriber has the homo, acqua,at
" his friends aud the pugc that he has lately added 10 his
establish Tanle dH"te at O'clock which limited
number of respectable gentlemen enjoy the luxoes Of
dan table, style OF and elegance
by establishment in this city which, with the larges,
sorment of the beat Wines of all countries, will be furnished
at reduced prices
The subscriber has lately made important changes and i'm
povements his hment for the better accommodation
cames and persons de,ro1s of private residence and
apartments that fail the
all persons who may do him the favor call
The Restaurant will be continued 4, for parties who
desire to dine separately + BLANCHARD.
Dinner and supper parties be accommodated the
shortest 2vdv m
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
0100 TO 15ooo-Mr. Francis Crunp Watch Maker
&1OO s Grand street. begs inform his friends and the
pubc that independent OF the Watch business he prepared
make advances In cash gold aud silver watches
silver tea SETS spoons forks and every description Of gold
paid for old gold apd silver Wstces Of ever de
scption repaired and warranted. zs Grand street.
tmsr
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SALT FISH STOKE
I00 BBLS. HALIFAX No. l SALMON; IU Nos l. 2
fOO and Mackercl: GOO half do, do do do.
100 bbls No. Mess Shad;
50 half bbls No. Saybrook Shad;
800 bbls Cod ar Scale Fish;
400 do No. l Gibd Herring;
1900 boxes Scaled do
5000 lbs Smoked S,Imon;
800 kits Soused Salmop
200 do Sounds aud Tongues;
200 quinals Goldfish, suitable for Shipping;
1000 sacks Ashon's salt;
900 bbls American Salt, &c. SC.
All for sale in lots suit purchasers by
jill lm*rc NELSON. WELLS a co. 81 DEFY street.