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MAGNIN'O ~ IN
LUCINA CORDIAL,
on EI-TYTR or T.OUE


FOR the speedy and certain Of female irregularities. i'm
potency barfenness hnor abus acpient consumption,
constitutional debility whether the result Of mprudence i'll
The produced by this wonderful medical discover.
~ in Paris has brsn nearly equaed by its iutrodactou into
Amerca Numerous test monais have been received from
those whose constituton was mere wreck but who have
been nvgorated by this incompatible Cordial Others who
had their health by their own folly have
oand u this cordial the Ct restoration. s al other
side has often rendered happy and the nm the mpotnt
and the debaed have again exued the elasticity and
of byEone days.
TIL Of the interior villages New York states
which by tie Of two boes OF Lucina Cordial
couple after four Of bitter dsappoio ment wee en- bled
rejoice the realization Of the fondest hopes of ried
life tH 'rFT M ~ ~ ~ -iT7','
The agent for the city Of A. New York sod bottle 70
for eleyen In few days returned said he had
estas9, for eleven years He bought six bottles
liberty The universal satisfaction which
this inestimabe Elixir has xven, single complaint hav.
ing been made OF the least proofs Of unv allied
sxcelelc,. ..t r.,t.' ,..l- .,f b.. . .l... .,.f.
Price 50 per bottle.
sold 90 Nassau street. New York 90 North street. Pha
delphia Smith Fow!e, 1873 Warrington street, Boston
fe27.m<ec fN 7''sIff af'f +.
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800 To CouNTRY MERCHANTS.

n NJ PEYsER CO. Qately removed from ths corner q
on liberal terms Wholesale and ret tho following aticle
sru Sest Zephyr Wotedhe most complete in
this country. . al. . \,
Berlin Embroidery a,emsof the choicest and newest de
Embroidcncs, finished aud commenced velvet.
six wofsted and worked IN the most sassfdl Pa-
.s,, or Hair Dresses gold silvesspd silk and finssed
Brceiets Combs Hair Pins, and large VARSITY Of other
Purse urnamen-stse gilt and silver Beads Byses Pure
;st plan shaded, sticks and spoos, Emoroidefy
az T AZ Ger Chenille, OF silk aud metal aud silk
so Er;nee nps aud Cord and Tsssas imported and OF
Branch Store at BROADWAY. formerly 4s1 Broadway)
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UMBRELLAS.

NLEEP ER, BR o THE NSy
NO ias MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
MITIGATING the revival Of business have ~ Tsassd
"A hey .tock and operations as TO nvI the
greatest the globe Purchasers nay psiy On
LAS, PxRxsOLs AND SUN SHADES including ths
late Parisiao styie, a., 80. 49,.
petition their goods are offered the adv nee
On ths real COS while constantly the alert to ptroauce M
provsmenis Ia s,ye material and work manship Ne stock III
swsys comprise fashionable and best
goods in the market. . iIf~Wio
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collar LAMPS, CANpALABRAs, GIitANDOLES,
- Rrstes Uall Lamps and Lanterns China and Glass OF
every description Astral Tampa altered 70 solars sesrtgI
ssso5tm,nt of inc obtained at Stouvenel Co.'S
store John broadway, and At
their factory No ~ Gold street All articles made and
n ,tctrsd to any pattern, whoiessle aud retail
The above most surely the only one where
people always get Supplied very low price SD
turing the above themselves Glass .de and cns ordsr All
he sbove are warranted. STOUVENEL u co.
NJ B. hoods loaned for parties. JIG Imsse
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Accident TO THE BRfraNSfA.-The britannia on
her voyage to Halifax, appears to have met WIN
exceedingly severe weather. The following Is an eS
tract of letter from passenger ON Board the Britain
MA Halifax Fet g. Is44-lWe left Boston on Saturday,
the 3D. and on Sunday encountered heavy gale IN which
great part OF the steamers bulwarks were stove IL We
are wing In harbor here and the gale still continues
expect leave for Liverpool in four hours Inc bnn-
MIA is noble sea boat and performed admirably fffni
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WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, Feb. 2s.-This Court met pur.
suunt to adjournment, Judge Ulshoefer in the chair
series of charges preferred against Justice Gar
rit Gilbert Of the Upper Police, by Andrew McGowan
lst For arresting him the said McGowan, without
patent authority; ID For refusing bail 3D. For mpri.
sonng the complainant without authority or color Of laws
and fling in the County Clerks office record Of convc-
ton for dsordery conduct under the vagrant act against
the complainant without any legal authority for so doing
the report of the committee preseAted at the previous meet
ing, be referred back to the same committee to report
thereon which motion adopted and the Court then
adjourned Tuesday the 18th of March, at four
O'clock p NJ when the committee will be ready to re-
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THE
IN VISIBL Z

SO closely resemble. the real head hair and
~ have the perfect and
aordnary invention Of the day. The great adsauta Of this
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
weaving which its closely resemble
he natural hair both in ishts.. and NATURAL appearance
e that in all Of perspiraon evaporation nnnpede,
and evils of other wigs entirely avoided The scS
lsl Wiz and peculiar method or Gstiug thu head ths
manefactar~ A. L. Bas s Broadway. corner Of Liberty
stvsrt. sta,rs .t. q I'm Ac :
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The village of Mon,go-

FIRE IN MosrGoMERy The village OF Monigo
mery, in Orange county, suffered severe loss by frc
on saturday night The dwelling house bafs and tobac
factory Of Mr. Warning, and two three story houses
and storehousc of Gen Boriaud including the post Of
ce destroyed The contents Of the post office were
saved. Loss about $40 900. iN.h Ni h-
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ROMAN CATHOLICISM IN THE srTED STATE
II is stated that by the arrival of the llibcrnia' au
vice from Rome has been received that the iogh, .sv
Bishop Eccleson of Baltimore has been nomhss NE
tropoltan Bishop OF the United states Bsnop R;.h"
Fewick OF Boston, Bishop Hughes 81 We" or,aaP
Purcell, OF Ohio, and Bishop lie Blanc VI '''" ''
are 10 be made Archbshops.
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To the Public.

....-..- To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub,
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor ~ 70 per an
num-postages pad-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every seturosy
mornng-price OF cents per copy, or ~ ~ per
hostages paid, cash in Vance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the Circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
the orid aud therefore, the bsst channel for business
IN the city country Prices moderate-cash in adj
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRiEroR HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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Fru.tr TRAvEffrRs. There is a lady in
Charleston who has crossed the Atlanofy times She
daughter 10 We srs old who has crossed that big
nonS forfS time. Smart wmmin. The husband was
captain of the Victoria, il we mistake not iii -
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EDWARD LIPPOLD, .s,.. u.
yn 1Oi UJLJL8M STREET, NE.9R JOHN,

RECEIVER Nv ,sus arrivals, and onen for safe
II nafP WORsfED-best Berlin auaiity in IN, most
x.n.ye s.sorfrnent, by the bale. small
'THfEsfRY WohsTED- Real Bertha, for Fancy kei'
ChNVAss-In s,,k, Cotton. Linen, Of all widths and
EMBROIDERY PATTERNs--Ols all makes and numbers.
entire new designs aud the richest seecoa EHboider
commence ed and finished .iu greet vnvrsty. , -,
PURSE TWlsTs-Freneh, English aud npbn' ''i''a ana
plain 80 ,,,,
CHrNILLE--For Y nhroidery md Chenille Cords l l
FLOSS SiLkS-Freach and Germaa. -, 49,
PiJRSt. OilNhMk N1S--tSold Silver aud .i's' Desas'
Steel Gold and Silver Dpes, Cords Btsid, ana rrg , i'm
EfiIN0rS AND GIMP s-Of a'l styles ana ,oIo's I'M
ported from ,he best tnroean manufacture" T' '''''S
CoRDs Th sslLs OF s,ik worsted ard Cotton; Lamp
Tasssis Perforated Paper, &c, &c. . 10 im- &c
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DEATH or JUDGE ENeLE. Judge iEngle lived ior
State he as promoted the bench His department. ON
the bench gave very general satisfaction and his sickness
rret Peace 70 his memcry ST. Louis Nee Era. Feb H.
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New ARTICLE or Exronr. --The Htbcrnta steam
err takes considerable quantity Of ice from the Fresh
Pond as article Of luxury and comfort 10
John Bull who cannot chrystalyse in ankce style and
only raises poor imitation Of the genuine Boston brand
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/ O1p AGE.--Died February llth, at the residence
of bis son in North Woodbury. township Bedford county
1pan Henry Killer revolutionary soldier Of i776, who
had attained the ago of hundred and ten years and ~
months. - - - & ,,,,fI .,., g.
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PRIVATE MAIL BUSINESS, Nouce nss :, ne m.a
given that no person persons will be Permitted 70 use
sa az n"ass of violating the law, by carrying letters
az, ~ H. mail OF the United states.
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Court Calender.

C,ncurr Counr-Nos. III, DOC, l5t III loo 2oe 40
a 2a 2I3 2i5 2l6, Az 2ls 2le 40 aa dsa' aa 10
300 o27 2qs $40 23o 23i o32, 233 23i, $50, 236.
CoxxoN PirAs-Nos ~, 81, 7, q, %, n, 10, 81, ~,
~, 10. .I.nI I. i't-' '
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- TO -TALORS.

CTINEMETs NEW AND COMPLETE system
y FOR CUTTING every kind q Fashionable Garment now
thor fashionable cutter is well known to require news
paper this system is with condence offered % tne
Cor put
The and complete work ever published on tins
subject is the result Of years eysIsve and iasbiona
BILE New York and Paris end be found TO cop
AMPLE Tain and precise lust uctons 10 euable
.very student 70 cut with certainty all the various
styles OF garments both ia Europe and America
This system cannot be by the future f fash
ion aud recommended 70 the profession as STANDARD
Of ths authors % Cedar street, ana eau pe
forw srded any part Of the United states r.
Also, complete Of Patterns OF the ous styles OF Ear
,g;,h 49, ID si.g,,,ce ~ $500 n lmsec
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EtrcTIoN IN NEw HAMpsIIRE.-Thc state cleo
ton in New Hampshire will take place on the I'd Iuesay
in March The wing candidate for governor Is Anthony
Colby, the democratic candidate john H. s'eeie' IN n.
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SON. "r' o - irSari TIERS Mrs. Graves, mother
A,r, .aating NIisssissippi treasurer, has prayed
s permit her 10 return TO the STATE anu
~ an account OF his errors IN ONCE rs thought that
lie may states EVIDENCE and let some very 'mpof
tant secrets out Of the bag. f tr ttt .rer,.Ii
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WILLIAM T. JENNINGS u co..,
DIAPERS And TAILORS,
NO All HH0ANWAY

AMERICAN HOTEL, (OPPOSiTE THE OUNTALN.l
SOLICIT attention TO invoice Of NEW GOODS re-
~ ceived last steamer direct from agent London
soa'i,,iag Of Clos Ca.sinses vrsgs new ,yl SPLEEN
with large Of rich Silk and Satin Scarf Cravats
sndkerchefs. Gloves, Suspenders Dressing robes.
feiiy We shsn b able q supply them at early date with
the reputation Of the establishment for the modfrse prcrs
wbc have elected liberal patronage the adoption Of
the ready system by which ,bed furnish
garments at from e to IS cent less than formsry-a
feature the establishment, which commend it those
requiring articles for Immediate use addition our
an assortuet Of quality READY MADE GAR
MENTS including Surtoufs Cloaks Dnss and Frock Goats.
Pantaloons and Vests &c. Prs p ja28 I'm zee
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GENUINE TEAS, .........
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Principal Store. III Cha,ha~ street. Neg York.

THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Principal Store. III ChatAam street, Neg York.
Branch Store, 3ls Blocker 81, N. Y -f,.
deency at lle Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Also. Of Main and Tdn HoSton Paterson,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND CoUN.
TRY families and purchasers TO their several establish
scti of and unadulterated Teas in the United Srf
The an iyer.a popularity and 81 their house Is TOO
renee 70 hsh ag,liuess 10y prices and upright Ay.
Original aud only warehouse for the membsr The num
Der Of the principal store IN Char 0e'wee'
bs saa ssr sJ tn. Ean
ton Tea Company nothing TO do ~ th;s sdvrr;se
whatrver except Described AZ '"e p VI ~
s,ent ..-
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, Tc: :.
ubscb.r, have received rer late arrivals from
Hayre and keep constaatiy hand com'rte
Materials OF ali kinis Tor Flowers ,;.,..-e.,
sale by HENRY N 1 nhN ,m 11ss, nm ,,,.;r,
H KEN s&2e2Ks pA hfSS AfP lk
prudent man asures his goods from re aud who can DENY
his books nd vuuablr persl Al business should give
ir rant subject due reflection and inform hem'eves
f, sed universally ackn ewledRed that the saaman
best then decide whether will purchase OF tne
who pays patrnee for the night TO furnish the p9bc
h ARTICLE warranted eennn. snd "a. nsyss pssY;@ s
Keeping Or purchase Of sss who initiate the real artcs IN
Ss genuine s s ton w F oo si;
can only b had f @
NB-Seyera good second hand double bsfrs. made by u
Gayor for sale at ess than half Of FIRST cost having
been received in payment for the real Saiamander
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ACCIDENT IN ALBANY.-We regret TO learn that
the lion. David r. f. Jones met with serious sc-
ciden yesterday afternoon, which fear may deprive
his constituents and friends Of his Legislative services or
he fell and broke his left leg, midway between the knee
and ankle Being near the mansion Of q. w. Stanton.
Esq, he was conveyed thither, and having receirr
prompt medical treatment, is doing well..frgus,,v
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT. n

BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
THE proprietor Of the above would inform the
public and the equeners of this house that the Baths
have been coIed some time for the Of py and
ting them in proper order aud they abuudaay
Piled with the Croton water good every other
Iequi TO promote alth and comfort aud will opsl upon
hotel, andin New street. ''l f.rffs f. BLANCHARD
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FOR LIzETabPY dNp PUBLIC
HOMERS fl.IAD in Seven Languages, highly flushed
edition, published at Florence Italy GREEK TEXT,
Version Oh. Latin rnsg.se by Crnich in the Lsa.n BY
FEench by Afghan, and in the Spanish by Garcia ao ss
This work compress twentyfour Numbers, fornlnG two
handsome qnarto volumes Each number contaps superb
Eng avipg dssned by Professor Neneni, from Florce
The prce q each number 81 3otwc numbers to be pub
lished mouthlv. % tl- ln rgilIf frl-stI nn
~ Subscriptions recsveda at MIR. RICHARDS Office, n
Lapenard Of Broadway the New York Ly
ceum f... .... n imsec
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MOVEMENTS or Politicians; IL understand, lett
in this city on Friday ri, y c9a Fsb, ~ III d .rr1
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Ct.OTH(NG1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS. d,,oY
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city.
VIII? wish their own xoods manu!sctured that they are
prepared maouacture description Clothing From
heir being accustomed for the Southern and
Western for the twelve thy feel CONFIDENT
with the large umbsr Of hands their employ 10 get
stock at short notice and with entire sstsiacIien
800 ~ MANN u MckiMN. 70 CdImins streut.
" Kuckrrbocker Stages pass close to the store .-
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Tug MoyAnsNslNG WEAvERs.-The weavers OF
,his townsbip have struck for an advance Of wages.
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S&
For the better accommodation OF shippers ntendr1
despatch ship from this t 5h 10TH 18TH Goth.
and 23h OF each month commencing the 10th October aud
tnuing until May when regular days will be appointed for the
remainder Of the year whereby great delays and disappon
ents will be Prevented during the months The fol
Ship YAZOO, Captain Cornell. -fs'-..-
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson,
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hliard
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt.
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMULQEE, Captain Leavtt
Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson,
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight.
Shin LOUISA, Captain Milford.
These ships al built in the city Of New York sxpress
y for packets Of light draft Of have recently been
aewy cOppsrsd and put in splendid order with accommoda
passengers unequalled for comfort They COM
manded by experienced masters who will make every exeon
give general satisfaction They will times be towed
up and down the Mississippi by steamboats,.
Neither ships will respou
sble for jewelry bullion silver platsd
them regular bills Of adna taken for the same and
the value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage, apply g t..
.KCOLLlNS CO., 50 South st., or
~. HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods their address
The ships of this line warranted sail punctnay ad
yesed and will he taken have the goods correct
w measured N
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SCENE IN THE MISSISSIPPI LEGisLAruRE.--A letter
rom Jackson TO the Vieksburg Wing, dated Feb.
5th -" About II O'Clock the cry FIRE raised
in the street. and member Of the House rushed into tho
aisle, and in stammerng voice said. Mr., Speaker,
move the House take Of fifteen minutes sir for
the Capitol Is on fire." Here general rush Tor the
door, and every body went umbng for the street At
about the same instant member OF the Senate announced
to the President, The Capitol is fire. to which the
President replied The - II ISL and lett his it'll
the speed Of greyhound. believe il nothing
thnn the SCOT burning In one Of the chimneys.~ ~
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FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
AFFLICTED.
vTVHE FOLLOWING RkEERENCFs ded;ra. cd IN

FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
AFFLICTED.
y ar. vi, w ar de e
M s%SsG and Som IN 81 sSa%s once
S S Penn EiI. ssl Broadway
. W. ksssss s4:s h sss . asse Unto" 'e'
Also the Librarian Of the Odd Fellows Library National
fa s e Ap ;Ss w st HRssss~s
Nj jalia. Z. Smith. is Charlton a .us. a.D ''0'f'
xase q to oa Il fs Fellow: our
the sake Of suffering humanity would advise all
81 .,s sss
r''I.' :, CARMTNANTIA DEPOT,
III lmeee Corner OF 0Ieenwich Lane aud 18th
~ MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM :. JACKSON. Pawnbroker. No. 50 Reade
&c ." mosy E or '%s suns
G9Sai Apparel and D0na property Gs Dc
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWSN!
5000 COPIES FOR sale,
w BRoyGA No sot Broadway. hs, RECEIVED ely tn.
Con fks 'a;Sss ~ ;Sfa
.;': ct % 4; i i
s"a .
S' ss,.9; i E ossa 81 wss e TS:';S
ts.l FRENCH CHESTNUTS. rd,-i ~
JUST Received psr brs UNION. in sho, passage from
Bordeaux lot Of the finest Chestnuts been the city for
RAJ iw.sc No. Park Row soInsr d Ann .irsst.
Try i9m .1e Ao.,inssar ot sale
.'.' ''' ''''' GEORGE 5f3 IL f:' MeefP SE js
tJ 1wsee f-..- ., " Cedar street.
Fancy BALL DAEsSEs. Of every description. to let
Managers ba: P.rns. win aua largo stock Of fancy
is BY ''' "0o'o 's' pJoSGE Deco
IS Warren street. OF West Rroadway,
u m*rc Decorator and Costumer the Park Theatre.
1. .tl ,ee FRENCH CHINA. ... ..-- -,-,.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stains
DALESME Importer and Agent for Manufacturer has
always on hand large for dinner and
plain white and silt French Porcelain we'll dinner and
dessert plates OF all assorted dishes covered
dishes, salad bowls rnit baskets custards stands
ALSO, Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek. FrsncA Aer
shape r. -'i rrr ''-. ai'. ~ ~ '' NJ -7T'
the articles are warranted Of the best galy and N be
f'5 hrrs' asd anti purehss.s
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AMERICAN CONSUL ABscoNpED-We find the
following not very hattering notice in the st.
Johns IN. F) Journal Of Feb. A." The American Vice
Consul ut this port has absconded Il appears having
ceeed in making his way into the affections Of
our trusting folks wi HON this detection leaves somewhat
minus He has gone Pennsy lania where this act OF
repudiaton will entte him to brotlerly reception
This will perhaps, be caution to people here with
whom unauthorized prcension has often had per.
suasve influence. lhe editor OF the Morning Post had
the seals OF Office handed Kim pro tenn previously
to the eopement Of the prior"
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A M E RICAN TEL,
pHH AnET pJIA 10.

as q q:
S built i @ %o' b By
many Sf winch RIo;. bedroom. adjoining, suitable
4 will Be Furnished ,hIoashout wihou. regard expense.
gs o s ,aas
viii Enable them 70 conduct IL. H.
.si in all i. departments in such will please the
BE- found IN any Goss iat &. United
BIDa,hing Rooms attached to the Hotel. whsrs
G. ch 5AMEss Mac GnA EEEtELAr, r,oprisson
January 18th, ls44 lis surc
EXCHANGE H0TEL-BALTTM0RE-
ER2tsTUs Vs. COLEMAN has thi, day taken HENRY J.;
BE- II ne SG o hsSs will
The patronage Of the travelling public and influence Of
Balnnore. February I. lsN limee
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
IL CaSc X: t; s sos % sd 's
d market sonnodoas family spsl nsa'
~: . s. ,p:ss
ri smees 80 ,... WILLIAM FULTON.
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT. N
Sest Gates. ma near he r Royal SPH%Si iss
ii IS s he Eaa
s;s Ing ,S.
Tiesq vessels lay and M,ts nve minutes walk Of the psn
r. hSs: S
= + II s;s sssa s
TSE ss % assure o.. who may honor him with
and ~ attention 70 The wishes q h, hope.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-19
NO LONGER
% q
slS2
RIrr cIIANGEn TO az.

fd3- The public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city, regulating the numbering OF the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 26 SO, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice. -
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
sent occasion TO call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and otcis to the superior qualities OF the
above medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma
tsm, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which liable In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has in his possession number from most respecta-
BILE individuals all esutyng TO the virtues OF these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to return
his grateful thanks TO discerning public, who have
extended his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city; and he is happy in
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used As he is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made 10 impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on the top of the
cork also fac smile of his name on the label on the
side of the bottle. None other genuine therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced OF
the best family medicines now before the public.
in addition to the above he has many other MED1-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with great variety of PERFUMERY cata-
legues of which be seen at his store, and which
he warrants TO be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market.
NIB. Remember the No., 3S, as the genuine at h.
cles are for sale at no other place in Baltimore al2