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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-04-27
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1874.
IN SENATE.

The PRESIDENT of the Senate laid before the body a
communication from the Second Auditors Office, made in
compliance with the law Of June, 1884, containing state
ments Of disbursements made various Indian tribes.
The following memorials and petitions presented and
appropriately referred
: BY Mr. BREESE From citizens of Sangamon county,
Illinois, praying that Texas may not be annexed to the Uni
ted States.
By Mr. FAIRFIELD: From citizens of Bangor, Maine,
asking the annexation Of Texas TO the United States.
By Mr.. WRIGHT: From citizens Of Jefferson county,
New York. praying that alteration may be made in the
present tariff
Also from citizens of Rochester, New York. remonsrat
ing against the ratification of any treaty for the annexation
Of Texas.
By Mr. BUCHANAN: Resolutions Of citizens Of Phila-
depha of of Texas the United States
Also from citizens of Allegheny county, Pennsy vanis,
demonstrating against the annexation Of Texas and against
the ratification Of any treaty by the Senate.
Also from citizens Of Pennsylvania, asking that aera
ton may be made in the present tariff.
By Mr. UPHAM: The proceedings OF a meeting Of Essex
county, Vermont opposed the annexation Of Texos to the
United States.
Mr.. EVANS, leave, introduced bill granting pen
sion James Duffy.
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE gave notice Of bis intention to in
troduce bill providing for the better security Of the com
merce of the lakes.
Mr.. ARCHER said that there important Execu
tive communication the table which would require TO be
printed and he would that the Senate proceed to the
consideration of Executive business; which motion was
agreed aud the doors closed and the Senate
manned in session until late hour
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Il been lot before so melancholy
house that which has in the
family Of Mr. A. q. Squer Of Ihs In less than the
space Of month they have lost five chilJrena but one
with scaatna Da the 9th ultmo Esther, infant, died
on the 9th instant Elihu, aged years the 7h Julia
aged the 18th Clark, aged and the i4th Lou-
lisa, aged g. Not solitary bud has been left the parent
stem! All gone! but gone trust, to form wreath in
Heaven. - Columbia Is CO. Carohnian.
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DEATH VErERAS.--The Ksskaskia (Ilinois) Re-
publican recently noticed the DEATH in that vicinity of JoHs
SrrrrLEBEAu, aged 100 years He born the banks
Of the Hudson river twelve miles from Albany, in the State
Of New York, February 18TH l735. His eyesght
impaired almost to the last and he had for
the of spectaces His third wife is still living at the
advanced age Of 81 years. and able attend the remains
Of her deceased husband to the grave.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House passed to the consideration Of the unfinished
business Of Saturday, being the motion Of Mr. DUNCAN to
reconsider the by which the bill making appropriations
for the improvement of certain rivers and harbers had been
passed. H. the bill known the Western barbor bill
And the question Immediately pending the demand
for the previous question.
After some conversation the question REQUIRED and was
taken the demand for the previous question: and the vote
stood: Ayes IS, noes 40.
So there q second.
Mr.. BARNARD inquired Of the Speaker if would
ton
The SPEAKER said il would not
Mr.. DICKINSON asked the yeas and nays the main
question: which ordered and being taken, resulted as
follows Yeas SO, nays Ill.
So The House refused reconsider the by which the
bill had been passed.
GEORGIA MILITIA.
Mr. CLINCH on leave, introduced bill Of the following
title
bill provide the settlement Of the claims OF the state
Of Georgafo the services Of four companies OF her militia
called into service in the years SAL and ls42.
The BILL having been read twice by its title, was referred
TO the Committee Of Claims, and ordered to be printed
THE EASTERN HARBoR BILL.
Mr.. BARNARD rose and said that the House had just
disposed OF the Western harbor bill There another
bill the Speakers table the question Of engrossment
known the Eastern harbor bill He inquired II il would
now he IN order TO move to take up that bill.
The SPEAKER replied in The negative.
Mr. BARNARD, rcmsking that the bill could not occu-
by much time moved that rules suspended for
pose Of taking 1t up.
Mr.. HAMaErr. Does not ,ha, motion require vote
OF two-thrdsf
The SPEAKER. Il does.
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
tn MaRR1EDLADIES

MADAME EEsIE PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
A Thosc pyaipshs Powder have be universally adopted
in Eu5ope bur Frenes s for Of thirty year
safe and ecacons remedy for married ladies whose health
bids too rapid increase OF family
The results Of their adoption TO tbs happiness the health
touch upon within the limits Of advertise
ment-resus which affect only the well being of
parents bat the future happiness OF their Offspring Is
but well Known that the families Of the married often
dictated In how instances does the hard working father
and more especially the mother of family slaves
THROUGHOUT their lives ggng at the oar of ncessan labor
toag but live and living but 70 toll when they might
enjoyed ccmo and comparative alucnce and toll
have weighed down the spirit mud last broken the health
the father, how often the widow LETT unabis with the
coming degraded ebiecu Of chayor progate ovceI
Even though competence and plenty smile how oe
aas! the days OF the kind husband and father embered
in behodns the emscatcd form and declining health Of tho
thity-fas sinking into Premature gavewith the certain
Of himself being early bere Of the Of his
and aud his young aad helpless children Of those
dearng and watchful solicude which
support the sartr-ndrg acton Is it desirable, chem
it morafor parents increase their families regardless oil
themselves the well being Of their offspring
when simple easy healthy and certain remedy Is within our
contro2 The advertiser feeling the Of this subject
and estimating the ben its resulting thousands by the
adoption of prescribed ~ her, would respectfully
and yirtuo~s pventeyis which subject by simple
and healthy within controf Every dspassi0nae
yirtuous ard enlightened NINA will unhestatngiy
the Affirmative
cula directions They be by mail all parts of
United States
An s,lsP Hg;s BE- Rsid ard adSse;:sd g .O1 '"
hours from A. M 70 r. NJ Boston office. No Essez st.
ito 2m*m frf.
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FOR. THE, Piles

READ the following interesting snd renarkssa
IL Piles MIR j. Bowm,p distinguished arehilea grading
u Broadway has been afflicted with Piles 70, years.
lie consulted me about three months ka
foul appetite bad liver Torpid occasional patsssn
nance pale aud langud ompans of pains tt dnevs
great Iltaon aud weight ia the lower aec
bowels aeaded with PIE tumon so much nlassed at TINES
TO produce intense suerny otter relieving them
selves by prouse dischape OF blood inducing debility
he muscles Of h back from tn. long
IA degree lost their producing umbago
with mpehdfcuy that he coui walk hiseP feeble
inrm had expended TN five hundred dollars
for this comp amt and mad obtained only
lief is entr'ly cured, having taken only
me. aud feels no return Of the complaint well
that LestimabIe remedy Dr. UPHAMs PILE
ade this is only Of hous md similar cases cured by
the same mems The Pie E,ectuary inter- remedy
od By the proprietor his Office 1875 BowERY doors above
spring street Advc. gratis Rem mber 06 Bowery Ageos
J, Warner Co, Utica; f. Fitch 4 Co. SyIacuss; L.
b. swan, hochester Comaa 4 Co. Buffalo.
al9 3m dxw<ec
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IAD Mk HESTELL

MADAME RESTELL,
EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence, l4t Grsss
witch street. between Courandt and Liberty Streets
she be consuted with the stricest confidence
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Resells and knowledge
Of obstinate OF female egusrity GoppsEe zuppssica
&c such a. 70 require bat few days effect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during Confinement
other irdspo,nUa will be- accommodates daring sssF
time, with private and respectable board
freventive Pow ders fcv married adies dcs.o o.
srccsrous health foSbida p.d Of family wli b
BY mail of the United t.es Prizes IS pees
.se All letters pestpsidJ addressed boy Yos
ceytor Office No. Esscz street
N B-Msda,ne heSEEtL wooid INFORM ladies res aysr
OFT OF s city, who cannot make c convenient the
city, uss she would deyct5 he. perS01I attendance
.h,U any part OF the Ort7s Sss rithir rersosr'. ds-
;Asca tie 1tasm
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{OnIUHUESE FiiWALE PiiA,..s
isyExIEo, AND rRErAsgp az

NJ. or pOUDEIOtUE, MD, LISBON, PORruuAa
HE seieaths ssIbaatics q insrcdIen,s owhich these
ration the world They known all over Europe to ts
the only peaatpn discc!cred that proved
ssPs Iss ina, ahsy mus, not b used during
produce miscarriage If used during that period
The translated into Enash and are euycccs
tins the SIGNATURE Of M de Boudcqp aud the English d.
agent for the continent of America
They can es transmitted BY mil part Of the Un<
ne United staes Office l,s Liberty street. Grenwch
rnce s3--haii boxes no hall boxes By mail Solo
- boston AZ NO. salem street. Letters directed 20 Dr.
Melvesu boz g. New York. will meet with irnmed,tc sivt
WE All ieftcfs must he post Maid. no 2m IN
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MEDICAL, NOTI(,Il

STRANGERS ard citizens a cted any variety
~ Of syphiic mercura other disease who have been
only the quacks which N York ab0unds had
better carefully feruse the following letter Dr Ccorc
-H-Last July CONTACTED certain diseas. aud m
mediatey applied to doctor who promised to cure me IN
week continued " b him two months, bat was gradually
tors an each one promised positively TO cure me az iensh
discovered the object OF these aud uat t
do tors eonclude5 to go iuto the h sod where
the doc kept under Of ercury for eah weeks
throat and liberated pains in all 10Y joints aud
my body covered with ulcers complete ikeet1n he
doctors considered give me any more medicine
and cli rate s the fospita AID by ad
vice OF several tens placed myself under
first Of January last now well aud restored TO perfect
"'' ~ THOMAS GREEN
carpenter ADD Joiner, Harlem, ~ Y
Dr. CooJer warrants cure every case, now long
aiding OF elet srcue and ,emnal week.-mrs. aud mild
case, Of sadies cur n 20 hours without interfering
wit, the paents habits With ton DR. Cooper q
the only regular surgeon and physician who advertise in New
York. DR.. Coopes Office II Duane street, two doors from
Chatham street mo cure, no pay" all lmsec
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/, :. I, G 4 !, 7; 4 TO FEM y yt;G ;,

MHDANIE KE.SI Ell, EENALE PHEsiCIAfS, wou's
LFl inform ladies who wild, decacy. bays cpe9
the estmca, Of their eom2aats except by one o. c
Ipcrence practice and knowledge enables her to do bhe
aoems necessary this she does wish
ssarina advertising a. Female Physicians" who sss
ant anI Obliged sc.ycs
II iess ousek experiment nssd pst
io sad residrpc lS 9esnwich street, beween CousnS
pa flo amxm
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TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIR ULdR

NEW YORK, March, 1914.
aRd proprietor. q che popular medicine Eno Paris
1sa1 M.s q III s' ss.s ih
he :'s Essd M
Thomas Roberts Co to regret that during the course
Thomas Robert; Co: were Indebted to MIR. F.. Brown,
pusg't Boston acting o5 them pending the DECISION Of
chsnes.ic s6s place the Agency Of th:i
Th Of .
are guarantees that sub agents and The trade
VI %s sSs Do. a fsGp ss
w e Sus be 81 s o% o%
count. also those made by Mr. Jchn.oae, Travelling
As S during ribs aS Go so Broadway
DOCTOR JOHN THOMSON,
F4sN2hH Eas drHSMsSSAS
. Ind ne % @
s G$ Fas. r. sss
gold nedl fSm LoaS Phillip presented to Doctor
\. BTSs .sf man: Guide Health" ss,i, to gil who
Ras ss
s,tion-eaIl and procure copy MA lmdyGwy. N
"a ny ss2t 9si.
ia kdaeys, affections the liver Sc This syrup about
@ met ~S ys sssa at ds
Faculty, be had at the following places saml raj
I5 Sat%sa vs.y ss% NJ! AIDES s""Ss fsi
and vessry streets W Allen r IS Division De
Rec Barrow and McDougai Streets Allied Hill
.ich Mr. kiis 1877 Canal Drug Store corner
Walker and Centre streets; Wad 279 Spring streets Mr..
and Wooster streets. Mr. RchaId MeDougal and averly
smith, yarch and Broome; Benjamin Martini Catharnr, op
tose Oak street, Mr. Lppncott Vestry and Washington;
ston Green and Fourth streets Mr. Hart Gaad aud Norfolk
Knapp 200 Wes street; WTheall, Grand streets H. T.
keIsted, Spring and Broadway; N. Bunce aouth and
sres Doschsr 81 oliver ,tleet aud Of tho rfsrretof
Brookiyn-A. Parsons. a. Fulton street, oss es Daily
Advertiser.
INSTRUMENTATION Moore. Kings County RstsA
40 I'M rrc
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FEMALE MONTHLY FILL


SAWi1 20 TIE celebrity, e;5eecy, and invarabo
~ Madame kczteirs Feinslc Monthly Pills in ali ~
regularity supprscn !toSpage OF those functions OF
which tho health Of every fesaaI3 depends
their ntroaucti9n into s United about seven yea,
ralmed Oh for the genuine Cheap pills purchases
twelve cents box put in diferen, boxes aud calle,
femae Monthly Pis,n with the object Of selling them,
s.s.!be 4. one or two doar. box Female. are therefore
suhcent here that all Female Monthly Pill:
tsrss except those sold Madame Restss Principal Once
les Greenwich street. New York. and ESSEX street, Rosos
Pnos ~ MaaAus Rsstcs signature ia w.ss the eovN
Of Zach boz,
N. B.-Thcy used by married sEge, BY following
tbs directisns ,sed nxide Of rach box flo
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STATE 0F MissIsSIPPI-oKTiBBEHAC COUNTY
samuel F. ButtsrwoIth hi. day came the plansis
Warren K;m., ,;d his Auo1SGsy AZ and d. o. his
that be made in the New York Herald for .1
unless he before the of this Court plead
by default
A true copy from Minutes of said Court.
A. MAXWELL ClerA
March the 4th 1874. m22 CIV evy DIV re
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
j A M ~ . q q IL ID ON u L L TIT

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THE Nyw foRK HHNALD-A daily paper, isAued every
morning Of The wck-pn,e TWO cEsrs per copy Country
subscribers furnished the rate for any specific period
nitance ia advance No untss paid
THE WsSeLy HERALD-ssuei every Saturday morning al
ten o'clock-prce px ANn quarter per copyus-
nshed to country a - y per annum in advance,
CoRRKsroNpENrs requested address thsr ete To
yAMss ttoRpor BEpRRTr Proprietof snd Edisvranda
0euhnussss nsS. b PVst paid
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.sxu FRESH GARDEN SEED-Consstng Of 1000 lbs OF
9 Radsh; 1000 lbs Of Beet 1000 lbs Of rump; 800 lbs Of
Carat; 500 lbs Of Onions 500 los OF Spinach; $50 los Of
srecle. and varieties, For sale moasnte terms, and in
quantities TO sult purchasers, by Il. BRlDGEMAN,
- At his Permanent Family Establishment, Broadway cor.
Eighteenth
Also by his ALFRED the premises general
ofunrENHoysE PLANrs. embracing about 80 Of
the choicest OF all the best kinds oil
Monthly Ross; together with Camsas, Carnations, Gao
tus Vebenas and ctner Towering and Ornamental Plants in
rTvAMEklCAN STANDARD HORTICULTURAL
BOOKS containing the results "a years in the
cnity Of New York "e Young Gardeners Assistant the
tenth edition improved 5A pages octavo Kitchen Gar
deners INSTRUCTOR" The florists Guide" and the Fruit
Culvators Mauua" for SALE Wholesale and real by the
Author, Broadway, of 18th street. al lm*ec
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SNIPE SHOOTING.

DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER.
THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for snipe
Shooting, the Subscriber begs call the attention OF
sporsmen adyantge claimed by using Curtis Har.
vey." Gunpovdsr II he Diamond Gram"
Although tins ice has been but very short tim. the
United Srles the of some Of the best shots its
cleanliness and strength induces the those
who consider cleanliness and strength dsderata
give it trial.
Sold in canisters Of pound each, by Mr. H. T. COOPER
78 Broadway; JOHN CONROY Fulton street aud x q.
BERKiAN Hardware Dealers No 500; and wooie.sie Of
W. f. BROUGH,
n27 ln*rc 304 Broadway
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ID. BOIL, FLORIST,

.l,-I D. BOIL, FLORIST,
1HH CORNER of Fiffieth and Boomingdale road
3oe for sale splendid selection of Standard Ross and
Aother pots, comprising ia. choicest and
rietle' Of Moss. reIpeua Bengal Tea aud B9ur
lection Of Cameilas comprising upwards OF 400 varieties
Azeia, Rhododendr0n and other green house and hardy
plants. MO0rs Boomngdae every hour by the
door, startg from Of Chatham and Tryon Row.
BouQueis pu up tastefully. az lm*m
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DR.. HOLT'S SPECIFIC.
FOR vESEREAL DISEASE, PRICE 81 & So PER BOTTLE
DIR. Hollis VEGETABLE TINCTURE,

FOR THE vEvEREAL DISEASE pR,cE 81 So PER BOTTLE.
DR. HOLTS VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
FOR GHoNRRHoG, 81 PER BOTTLE.
THESE remedies up for speculation. They have
been used or years PIT with eminent surcess by the
yentor highly respectable Phy.can formerly Of the United
first time makes them public conscious that he is thereby doing
essential service society.
THE SPECiFIC fails to m Ike perfect and perma-
nent cure Syphilis, primary and secondary where the
disease has tainted the whole either sm neglect
mpropr treatment or whie the abuse Of mercury ma. LEFT
disease equal to the has removed 1t compet y era1i.
every atom of Venereal vru Or Mercua and
retnrei he dehi, t,ted frame 10 its prstne vgor.
THE VEGETABLE TlNCTURE iu a short time.
and Gee with all their attendant train of ills ard
like the sptcic will effect without interruption bu.
sness danger from exposure They strictly Vegetable
remedies r az directions accompany each b2ttls
9th and Avenue u Randolph Patton wholesale drug
cor Mari e Hudson s,rs Albany me. HAWKS Jr TO.
the cor. Fayetle st Utica.
hauts and Traders from any section Of North South
Medicines liberal Of the principal agent A Hughes.
their future supply in the! respective places,
the medlcine safely forwarded ago lm* ec
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FREIGHT FOR MONKOVIA OR PORT PRAYA
Navy AGENT's OFFICE, !
.- NEW YoRK, April ist I8H}
vii be RECEIVED ~ this office until 81 first proximo az
o'clock for The transportation of the bulk Of about HOO
sares Of e.yemmeGt supplies The freight be taken
the Boston Navy Yard by the 10th day of Maynone other
than he Government freight will be rned board the
vessel The Government he right direct the landing
vii be allowed
ROBT. c. WETMoRE, Navy Agent,
al tm2 saw rs Water strast
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So BRIDGEMAN'5 YOUNG GARDENERS AS
uhs

Y41e BRIDGEMAN'3 Young GARDENERS AS
s 'ss ss s's
s$ sS
ds, than e M S;ss.. KS
he s"soI IL the @ %s book
IN Ss HE ys on ss ss
w0r1S oI good can let the and hoe nysr
Renee the Directions are thu rsfos free om many ef
technical phrases 80 in a., and which
sss s dur e Il q S
ias ossicsI,a1s calculated
for Ne Holland al to the shame of some Of these
h
work without either the holor good credit
BY" to and Sn our
Be- ans,nsd i%s public would not be Interested We
a sole
.dsu 81 ns the M n s%a
former "a oa BY The original ,geas MIR Ca Thobara
a~ s hat
pretty aSd s :" ss tn. pressing ell. from all
intend, continued Improvement to leep with the
led on the globe for is dVersei sad
none have done more to It. from
J.e Baei as b. hd working AID
IL mss 81 face
style, and directs III simple beds
and regulate beds and all the vegetable
den products alphabetical ordea concise Flower Garden
department aud caaoguea valuable fruits with
simple methods of budding grating aud carand Caienda
Index directions throughout year. service
70 the unpracsed gardener so assured have been Of
excellence of this work. that iunumeabe guaran
tees been given for not apprOvednor have do
copies out of thousands ssd back the
have expressed heir obligation the author and
ubc bodies have given it premiums to encourage
ha. Issys Sir VIM Tempt the asoIts Of SaSc
and private pleasure of the aud the of The
and employ and prOiessOn for which
j. M. THORBURN & CO.,
Is iChn street.
10 Booksellers Supplied the authors discount, which is
the same as get ourselves. -n a23 3t~m
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A M + X 9 A N II q r Il l.
PHILADELPHIA


THIS house situated Chestnut opposite the
State Hou.e Independence Square, and in Immediate
vicniy ofa the fashionable places OF
has been built in the most thorough by John
R.dgway E.g snd contains upwards Of one bundled loops
Tor families and parties of ladies and gentlemen
IL will be furnished throughout without regard eIpense
With aud elegant furniture the approved yje aud
opened for the reception Of the travelling public the 6st day
Of March next.
The proeors themselves that their long experience
the business. will enable them conduct the American Ho
tel ~ all Us departments, in snch will please the
most nsttcrs aud their guests every comfort
md luxury that be found Hotel in the United
States.
n B-Bathing Rooms are attached to the Hotel. where
HENRY A CHARTER, }p.n-:..
G. JAMES MAC LELLAN, 5f1opfie'o"
January 18th, lat .ll5 am1c
FOR SALE Low TO CLOSE A CONCERN--i large
double Ion Safe made by T. Deanc suitable for BanksO
Insurance Offices fur col Doric stove BsIisrs Pipe Sc
Mtchel Map Of the World, Store and Office Tables Ct
ters &c Mahogany Dressing Bur'su Sofa. Wa,hsand,
Gard Tables Saddle and Biiae, &G Nc apgiytov
ala lw*er Is South William a up stairs
TO NfILLLNERS, &c.
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEivED AT s. LYONS, 81 Iohu street, and
NETS consisting Of super Paeus fine kntlands Albert
Braio Nc &c. A'so elegant Of Yuscan Rib
bons Silks Flowers, and other article the millinery
ine ners and Others respectfully invited to call ard
examine the above The Engoh the cvarest and best
the maraet All the above will be sold Wholesale
tail, ct 36 Maiden Lane and 81 John street
l.. having concluded 20 give the above business after
the will offer inducements those who may
pleased canot to be with other this city
ap3 lm~ec j. LYON.
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PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. $50 end I9l MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
RLEECKER STREET.


BLEECKER STREET
a. The regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
4RC will! take place at this establishments TUESDAY,
4ZX. April i6. commencing at eleven O'clock with Car
riasts mess, sadd!ery. Gc, new and second hant
At IL O'Clock, will be offered catalogue Of superior
hor,es.
Gentlemen the country having property to dls o.
either public private sale, will have their orders faithfully
attended TO.
~ Private sale5o fine young country horses kind and
sound in from the western part OF the Sae two superior
matched pairs Of Bay Horses fine pair Of Brown Herses
Horse young, sound. kind end very fast trotters.
Also, several very fine saddle Horses.
so SALE very handsome Rockaway Wagons
aud Of and second hand BaIOuches and Light
Wagons
Horses taken at Livery, and Kep; in Superior style.
Accommo for Dealers horses stables unsurpassed
By establishment Of the kind in the United Statef
STOHAGE-V Vehicles of all description taken storage
the large Repository of the establishments
w OWAN will attend personally all orders for buyins
and ,eng horses.
ALI persons selling property this establishment may re
upon having rendered. and the
WILL in all cases, be paid promptly in
money.
The AntNA of this establishment built entirely
and convenient plan, being detached from the main
brvdng and stable thereby interfering in the least m
sy sale horses going coming the day Of
ton sale
AT ell other times hs Arena kept entirely clear and
served for the accommodation of private horses and those
SALE aordng facility for rce training and showing
horses. COWAN AND OILKS,
al2 lmsec ProprietOrs.