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FOR THE PILES.

READ the following interesting and remarkable cure Of
~ Piles MIR j. Bowman distinguished architect IeEl'
ding il Broadway been afflicted with Pes for YEAR, He
appetite bad liver torpid occasional paptaon countenance
pale and angud complaints OF the kidneys, graf
rtation tension and weight of the bowels
attended with pile much unamed at times %
produce suffering relieving themselves
by prouss barge Of blood inducing debility the
muscles Of the back from the irritation ID
degree lost their power producing lumbagn and it was
with much difficulty that he could walk his step feeble
years for this had obtained only temporary
lief He entirely cured having taken only three boxes
PILE travelled more than two thousand
miles since. and fees of the complaint as well
aud active he thirty and attribues It all
10 that lnesnabe remedy Dr. UPHAM's PILE ELEcTUARy.
remedy 1t sold by the proprietor at his Office
1876 Bowery. four doors above street. Advice gratis
Remember 1876 B0wrry NlMdAwsee
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DOCTOR JOkDAN'S
PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES,

TOR THE CURE of diseases, offer advantages NOT
possessed by other remedy wit :-is They contain
thing requisite Tor internal and external use 20 Appo
pirate remedies for 3d. Thew accompanied
BY The Montor treatise secret aladie. with full dlrsc
without exposure consultation h One package makes
cure other medicines are required they are supplied
che Monitor p9i9. out the only MODE
mina Weakness &c for Ysnerea diseases in all rs sta
The Monitor Is 50 cents the complete packages each s.
securely packed post paid rrIntances 49,. -.
Sold only Drug Store 60 Prince street
tinuation Of (srn,rs jas lm%m
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING celebrity, etcacy and invarabs success Of
" Madame Restes Female Menthly Pills in all Of i
1sguIty Or stoppsss Of those u9cons Of
their Introduction into the United about four years.
countereu and limitations constantly attempted b.
twelve cent. hoI "a. up il SisEsns bo1e: and called
sossbe at two dollars box Females are therefore
cautioned against these attempts TO impose upon them. 1t Is
erfss sIeept those sold At Madame R.ts Principal Oics
ree g. Madame Rsstsis sigEaurs is writes hs
II each boz.
N. b-They he rsed BY married single, BY followzk
the directions inside Of each box Sold also by
pontmen at "a Grand stroet. OF Allen New YORK
do amsc
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SSA sgETVl,or to E II n AykHys,c,.u


Nl Inform ladies who, with proper delicaey have rpug
their complaint By Of er
sey that s she attends them personally her
experience pnetce and know ledge enables her to do She
sissscd with the prseude. Continually appearing dssp
pearing advertising Female Physcians" who too
less Rnoent Quaek experment instead ConultinG par
loys residence witch between CouraRS
nd Liberty srsots Hosn Of ssssdaiss nom -. NJ tos
Pm. do 1m~c
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
l.yxnTEp, AEp rn5rAnsD ~

The scsntde csmbinaten of ipEpediss. ovhich the.s
Pills Are c2mposed, have made them the wonder adm
ton Of the world They arc known ali over Europe to BE-
he only dscovcd proved nvarsby
sse being nch chat they mnst not b used during
Uroduce miscarriage II used during that period
The directions translated into Enslh and enveo,
aims the signature Of M de and English
ctlons the signature of Dr. r. MELVEAU, authorized
AGENT for the continent OF America.
They be transmitted by mail any or the Unia
he United States Office 2s Liberty street. 0envich
h Boston at No Salem street letter. directed to Dr. r.
Meveau box a. New York, will With st;sn
ioa. All letters must BE- post paid. do irndawsc
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HULL'S TRUSSES

DERsONs sicssd with up<ules rely upon the bsss
aid The world saord S sssnts IL ths pra
sipsi IN unitsd sts Be eseia TO ss.%S Ss g..
Hull writing None genuine. OF 70 be relied upon -
Msav persons have undeakea to vend limitations Of Huls
sssbratsd ussss and thousands imp9.sd upon come
made BY unska mechanics and no better than ns ofd
have be-. 6tted nm .t No. Vessy street, sxevey
for ladies' having from the business
ssms1s Hrisrm III luvrc
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PROGRAMME
PART l..
ChorusCBack from the Morning Chase By the Company
Sung-Can my love MIR Holman
Song-The Ball Room Bell ...'.. Miss Bruce
SOng-Ihe Holy Fuar. Mr. kavauah
Song-The Trumpet OF joy. Mrs Sharpe
Duet and Chorus-Core follow m''.. " BY the Company
BssllaaDDHIha Sui that Love. Mr. y neh
Mr. Kneass
Song, COmlc-SeAm ATms.. MIR KavanRh
Quintette-Wth Wonasr. BY the Company
PART ii.
Glee and Chorus-Cough ard Crow BY the Conn
SJng-T he Trunp Of Fame EoIman
Song-The Young Coqu.tte. Miss Brn &C
Bhad-lsabel '.' Mr. Lynch
Solo and Chores-Like the lightning. By the Company
SDIg-Nary
Bsdlam Medley-Bv Desire. BY the Gonna
Song Gomez. Mr.. kavanah
Chorus-In de wild racoon track. ... By the Company
Finale way, away by the COMPANY
TICKETS ONE SHILLIN(}-To be had at the door
Doors at halfpast 6-commence at hJfpast O'Clock
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GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN Al CONCERT HALL, No. 4o6 Broad
way Friday Evening, Feb 2ad 1874 BY the Members Of
PAL WO'S (late) COMPANY,
The company consists Of the following ladies and gentle
MRS PHILLIPS,
MISS BRUCE,
INKS SHARPE,
MR.. HOLMAN,
Nit LYNCH.
MR. KAVANAH,
AND MIR. KNEASS.
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGLESEY LEG.

ANGLESEY LEG.
REMOVED from Second street to Spring stPatronized
Az by the most eminent throughout Europe ana
many Of their professional brethren the United Stacs and
allowed by all the nearest approach hithe to
prod,ced introduced this and made solely bv
WILLIAM 6ELPHO,
No. 90 Spring street, near Broadway. New aorx.
Terms moderate aud indisputabe ference1 gwen
~ have seen the artificial leg OF Mr. Sslpho lts eon,true
ton appears excellent well cslculssd 70 snswer all t
objects But the Of all 10 the proof Of those who
wear them; this Is positive and undsnisble some OF my
iepds HON mutilated inform that heyare superb
or to ali Other. VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of Suusry, Unvenity Of New York"
ia Iundv& wyssc
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EDWARD LIPPOLp
NO l0l WILLIAM STREET, ME.dR JOHN,

NO. ls4 WILLIAM sTREET, NEAR JOHN
- UPsTAIksl and or.,. n,
sEfEXER X s.. 'a
ri FAME: Knit
GANVAssUia six, Cotton. Linen, Of Il widths and
EMBROIDERY PATTERNs-Oisl makes and number.
ia entire designs and the richest selection
PURSE T% w E"ssS and Berlin shaded and
CCH I'm III Embroidery and Chenille Cords
:1s St!~ s,-r and Steel Beads
sfs' al and and ecs
ported from the best EaTopean and
S:1SsS we"sa and cstsp Lamp
SALT AND FISH STORE
400 SM FL sd g Do a. 100 Nos
g SsiibSi: No; IssySs Ss sh.d;
80: :Ss S 8, NJ ss ! s,Sd Herring do
5000 sSS b. Smoked .s:sS s ssImon'
s sSS dos !" s sSSsie and SsSi%TS TONGUE,
i So Ga seas Ason s sS'ta0' ''' 'A'''S
200 bbIs American Salt. &C.. &c.
All for sale in lots to sui, gpTc S,: kyr,,ssco
FIRST PRE- MUM, DAGUERRE9TYPEsc
Gallery Of Patent M Premium coS: :S
the first Premium and 6ono
esn and franklin !nsti!uss for the nO't beautiful eolord
Plumb. preuss who's, ".s fame P:, :.
snS sr.
S he e. ns n:
s i.s 81 liz % S. s %
rate Of the most artists in the city We advise all
&C .aaa as oi the
s: s sSs IL
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
%Ss' tone az
Dagueneotyps Apparatus Plates Cases, Chemicals &c.
Instructions given in the art. JIG lm"m
SOLAR LAMPS, CANDALABRAs,. GIRANpOLLs,
Hall and Ghn and S .ssS
snuiscsaras Store John stiss Broad way
any ps;ssn wholesale and M fel M
ss :in1sS Rss
sss;s 800 .' 9'ft ~
GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.
sas fs;sfs BOOK
preserve 's when exposed fire. Merry hun
ess and
ny ss St that has % at oe
ire %
M u
a:s:, If from ds|HS;;
sass % ing ares:
t.. ss
c y which he r.. may be s5po.ed
S
and Safes of all descriptions Of his manufacture for sale at all
S% s y BIZ i Ey
ps street, Brett e M.df Fu lsos ans BY the
a''' near Gold.
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Sse NIBLO'S CONSERVATORY, GREENHOUSES,
IA and SEED STORr. ESTABLISHMENT SIC Broad.
49, way, adjoining the Gardens.
The old and the iubc respectfully informed that
the for The Spring trade mace by Will
LIAM NIBo who is now in Europe for this purpose have
been complete
choice and beautiful collection of annual biennial aud
renn Flower Seeds have been received tpsr Victoria
London If which entirely and have
heretofore gaced the American flower
den Vegetable, Herb and Agricultural Seeds have been
ported. of those kinds only which obtain from
the best kets abroad Other varieties for which the Amer
seed s preferable have been by Of expert
and integrity. for this establishment only.
The all the above seeds with
1epce being genuine aud il willing stake his
there collection of about 20 900 Green and HIT House
Pants fine and healthy condition, in the Con-
servagries, (Which free admissible all times,
Of Camelia Rhodo dendrons Roses. Gersn9Ws Ericas,
ow. Il is barely necessary here 10 saw many Of these
den Conservatory. Parlor,
Fruit Trees If the esteemed kinds be supplied on
the short notice. from Nurserymen of The highest
hon. At their Catalogue prices and delivered in New York free
OF expense
Ornamental Trees Shrubs Vines. hardy Roses. &c. &c. in
variety.
Bu'bous Floweng Roots. viz: Gladous Mexican Tiger
&c. &c, 4 planting early Spring
Flower Stands, Fancy Tara Gotta Flower Vases and Pots
Of handsome designs Go Fl h. Fish Globes Sc.
All the above articles ready for sale moderate
Ord thankfully received and executed with prompt.
nsse. WILLIAM NIBLO, Proprietor
N. D. All kinds Of Bird Seeds kept hand at a cents
1mie
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DEACH ORCHARD COAL-ss,as per ton for broken. egg
snd isge Consumers may rely oa s:srS " best
IL; :iS'; ssa a'''v''a No" 'SfHx' nd
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.
MR. ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Czemy continues 10
u teach Singing and the Piano Forte this city and Brook
lyn, moderate terms First given many
distinguished families whose be learned appl-
cation n his residence Elm opposite the Arsenal
MI " VINO inc autnor OF ench Grammar the second
wise the French and Italian Languages which he during
f8 lmsjgb
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THGsk AIMED aud cslebsnssd Pills. RON Portugs pse
re pc9ve 70 be Obtained thisoonapy. Dss advertise
y sat on The Last solunA foufsh psgs.
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RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jk AuciIoneer.
DEREMP rory SALE-T'o close concern with an In
L surance Company.-ANIHONYJ bLEECKER& CO.
2ath dav Of February. 1884, oc OK the Merchants EI
TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, embracing five
the second Avenue with the Of 23h street,
I'd and Sd and extending within las feet Sd
the % and The high solid ground with
the Croon water laid through the and built the
remain on mortgage the purchasers with the
Company build have Of the cha
money and theefourths of cost Of building additional
mortgage.
Maps of the Lots AMI Plans of Building to be had the
Aucti neers Office latter Thursday next) No. Broad
Wall street fig tO2Brc
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EXCLU SIVE MILITARY BALL,
BY INTIT.ATTON
IN COMMEMORATION OF 1hE BIRTHDAY OF
L GEN WASHINGTON Alta meeting Of Officers he
the Howard 1onss Monday evening February 2th for
BALI by vaton) the Tyoii Saloon on the Anniversary
cf the Birthday Of General Washington 22d inst Maj
In con.eqpepce OF indisposon the subscGeer socits
hapast o'clock the Saloon consult with them
the suitable for the
fel9 3tsrc w. P. DENMAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. AucuoneeS.
lSfsre No. IS .Ann sfreek.l
a. g. FUTILE. Auctioneer.
Y ia &C OBJ S. L.ATT.
81 pIast Gt.aat
rrtIIrD.D.r ID 7,
IhONsDAY-At 10 o'clock at tn. art ton room.

SEVENTH SPRING TR ABE HARDWARE SALE
saa heavy and .Ss
1SVs Vices bsA. trace Chains. Hook.
ayys Sa rom; poad seyhe Stones cast steel mill Saws
Also, to advances, Gne French heir cloth
shoe Brsshe', of every description up in and
Also Eases css sia Bead. w smbr ehry,t black
opal blue blue OPAL green Light light bius topaz ams
Also Woodsaw Blades, Shutters, sw Blades, Needles. pol
CapenseI. S and bar I" Curry %s Combs. "A
Also zoo dozen American aud English fat round. ova
Aio task Amer pattern Scotch manufacture brass lie
Also casks fresh imported Pocket and Table Cutlery
landing from the si Virginia consisting of sham buc
lie aud Knives .as and Cve
s? f, s%d b ;ads @
Also Crocker * Sons Anvil Blades and Needless Peme
soy's G,mbltts spetnces, best Sheffield plated Tab
Also 200 gross Broadhead Atkinss best polished and Tia
HE and lea spoons to close a" i,voice
highly polished steel seS Of
Of stock Of hone apioqrs.s sY' s
sff; a. nd si
xiss:
j PH,
Locks Pad and c, Locks, &C,
Gss bras, "s ss Roas
suitable for silyenmiths aud Others.
Sae Hs Chains. .'fns link
round jaw nat Tmp timed and bright short handle
@
DO with lest furniture hat and coat HOODS
keyed I'LL Lochs scewe hue chest and cupboard Locks
Corkscrews Ivory Rules. sc. f22 hsm
oTSES FINE PLANTs At AZ.
Poems, - Bios.way, Tha.say 9TH; Day 4
Monthly and other Roses Orange and Lemon Trees &C. all
q which are in full bloom
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. g. r. MILLER Il CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

MANUFACTURERS,
NO. 10 WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET.
there lage circulation OF counterfeit and spurious To
aud Snuff selling through the city and by Pea
stamps made for deception the quality being inferior the
That no one may be msed BY such imposition or suppose
thatwe pck fail in exenfs 10 usual
GOOD articles have been duced give ths
ee heretofore the very bss, articles and no Other
toners at their sto. are samuel Roger and Smith Sloane
All goods and sold by and IL
SOLD reasonable articles above lne
iaf.fsis g. 10 %,s street.
TO 0LEE sIN0ERs.-Just pubsked, the 9TH No. Of the
Quartette, containing Gees by Spohr WEBER &c For
sale BY c. " Hsyer, No. SOL Broadway and f. Riley No 90
N An Extra plumber. containing a hvorite English
0s. Will be shortly issued for sntuOd' d.ii7 saI
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. s, is44-MR.J H sCHENCK
~ Dear Sir lyon have nay heartfelt gratitude for the sI
bottle. of your npaudble medicines your agent
two
md the inee:ssnt cough which deprived left
Sea y%p e
obliged abandon my studies was advised to do by my
ghyscisn am now in the Theological SEMINARY at New
PuLMosIc syRUP to my friends and the public ior do firmly
believe that, taken in time IL i certain for Pumo.
nary diseases am your much indebted and humble serysst
Prepared by sCHENCK and for sale at his rrneir.l
Chestnut and his Laboratory No 2l Race street Phdel
pha Also for sale. wholesale and TAIL as Couiland
place this city where the genuine be had Also Ter sale
a Comhi street. BoAon and No. 6 Broadway Albany
The above offices exclusively for the sale of Pulmonc
syrup where pamphlets may be had gratis and GET
- :. -. o. n.IxOh.
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STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
s1is cd close g: A 70 &c y
lE22 landings, will please apply TO-
Proprietor OF tn. P.n.n H %otE Tsap.i..,il.
Farms for 's-On' lis acre;
. f ,s'f iw. Apply 70 WOLFE
"a TO LET-The Store <4i Broaawsy. we.t side, and
ten years =. Fruit and ss i0 or ns
oPS sss s %
May next Eo cuars enquire the premises zee 2.rc
4. y. % My " sss
fin" rate stand Fl fEs;;g Srsce apply
f2l 2t.m Corner Of Futon and Washington st.
TO tETMTts modern built " story ap attic sb s,isL
pair having been recently painted and supplied with the
0iG sS iw. T Apply to No. Ia Chsmses street
TS s% Nc g N Mss ASsy II s
TO - The THAL u HALL NO. ass Grand !.
3. ss ia: va
s s: :.s III. TIE ::
ward; end there othr place for poiti al
!s' .ss e:
f.! sss s. f
'fi is m.,d Enquire the store 'i0E The W.. S Sf
X: Hss. T.:
EA. years as confectionery doing ysod business the
tculaY inquire Of LOUIS PITTALUGA. the premises
BIO good tenant lsese OF the premises h. OBJ
tained ! IS iw'm
"A TO LET. CHEAP-A Country Feat cons sting OF
H about thirteen OF nd with large and
hled, large Gar abundance OF uit, the
church@distance from the City Hail four aud half mics
For further reuars. enquire on the premises ~ go
N B.-The Bloomngdae and Knickerbocker stsses pass
the gate every half hour 70 lmenc
- TO LET-The HAMILTON HOU Sc. situated at
1:: the Narows, Fort Hamilton. This well known
Hotel and grounds will be much improved since
last and large Stable aud shed added the build
pgs The property in 'front.' the shore has also been pur-
proved and dock erected directly in frontthe whole Of
which will be let with the Hotel.
For particulars inquire of The on te Prs%,es
Fort Hamilton, February 18th, 1874. 40 lwsrc
- TO LET-Ths four story granite front Brick store
The three story brick House 80 Hudson Jersey
CITY, fronting the river, and near the ferry.
Three brick House Walker street. between b. DAD
way and Church street, in excellent order.
TWO story brick front House 2 Church street, door
Three story brick Store Cherry street. Of Pike st.
occupied feed by Messrs Geo. Vaet tine & Co.
Two story brick House No = Rivington street. -,
''''' ''S'' joins GSs'f f. DER% fS New street.
LOTS ON BROADWAY FOR sALEMFive lots son on the
two between lsth and 18th including both
18th street This property Union square, elevated
ground and opposite the proposed of the Washington Mo-
numen II front Broadway about 1875 feet The whole
if the property Immediately Apply above.
IT lm*rc
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DARK THEATRE-Ihe public are respectfully informed
that this Theatre will reopen for the Monday,
March 4th Various novelties are PREPARATION and will
speedily be announced flo tire
THEATRICAL NOTICE.
THE CHATHAM THEATRE will open on or about the
goth March, All applications for engagements post paid
Proprsto orr NJ Scott Acting Manager Box sa2 Postoc.
New York. The proprietor his will be found his
Office the Theatre between the hours Of 10 and
attend to all bu'iness relative the opening During
the Theatre will be completely redecoaed
led BY that emineut g. HElLGE and many alteration,
tending TO the comfort oil the OF this establish
w. g. DEVERNA.
j3l tire Prop rotor.
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R1vn aul

H1yn oUo
THE SUBSCRIBER hereby Informs his friends and the
public that he intends TO comm baking Passover Bred
would feel extremely obliged by send orders
a. possible
Notwh anding h,t he has contracted with the consrrs
TOES .dns ChesSd Shari Shomdim and Beth Israel he s
shall happy sappy longing
xregafions The majority the members Of Elm strte
having already their orders the
feels confident that this noss and indentent will
followed BY Others should be similarly situated
congregation. who they pnse without
being under any restrnt M. b. COHEN.
TERMs-H1yn of superior quality, sir to the pound
M sin cents; meal eight cents per pound.
holidays at his BsIsry u bsy street % pusss sssf
fW imsN
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERI E TUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Day s yi,itsp ai INIT same o evening free
The Manager takes pleasure in announcing engagement
with the DUNG WIZARD OF THE NORTH, s. GNOR
FRANCISCO, the great MAGI modern times, who will
appear in his most Astonishing and extraordinary
EGYPTIAN NOMINATIONS! aud
GRAND CHINESE EQULIBRIUMS
Last week. pos,veX Sthat and talented lady,
Also, the renowned comedian
GREAT WESTERN:
who appear, for the last tire at this ment
and most amusing COMIC MONOl OGUE, ass stsd by Mr.
MYERS ALSO in the laughable and deeply interesting
kee CouItshp.
MIR. T. q. BOOTH the celebrated comic singer
PETITE CEKITO, the Admired Danseuse.
The GIPsEY QUEEN, the surprising Fortune Teller
10 the world be privately ued ali regarding
Past, Present and Future Events.
and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
Tickets cents-childen under l2X TWEEN
tyfve cents extra for private consultations with the Gpsey
Queen.
Saturday next being the last day of MIR. and Mrs.
Western they take their farewell benefit with extraordinary
fractions. l9rc
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4sn FOR SALE-On Is and within one mile of the
3T3Quaentne. small Farm fifteen res; alb hall
s covered with Young wood the balance is suitable ioI
garden purposes There modern story house with
kitchen adjoining and failing well by the door
barn and Large variety OF fruit trees For further particula
enquire OF THOMAS 3 CARY,
G2 I'm m Guar milne. Staten,
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1 FOR SALE-The piece Of land. consisting of abou,
~ acres situate p the village Of Fort Lee. the West
hard" On the PREMISE. ree Cottages. al! geon der
The land Orchard Of apple and Cherry Trees excel
lent quality good fence and excellent condition. Dock
and vi alter front connected with 1t.
Aso-a piece OF land in he village and West of and
opposite the Orchard consisting OF about acres
the Moore property On this place dwelling
Also-the property in the village froutnx the
Long Dock of upwards Of 81 On
the premise. substantial Dock and small dwelling house
md barn. This property has undergone expensive improve
ole water front. F. X. TlLLOU,
r. imsrc SO Wall st
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TO PRlNTEkS.
=: &c: !:s' :: :; T Aya R s ''s Ssss
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BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
BIRTHDAY OF THE IMMORTAL WASHINGTON.
JOHN TRYON 10000. ..... MANAGER
J. ID. r. CHAMPLIN, ...TREASURER.
THEATRE .4ND CIRCUS
Boxes Is Cents Pit lax Cents
CHARLES 4 THORNE,
has the re Direction and Management Of the Theatrical
Company.
THIS EVENING teb. 22d-The performances will
commence with
Full Dress Entree
After which the Burleta OF
TOM AND JERRY.
Followed by
great variety Of Equestrian Aes Feat. Of Strengths,
To conclude with
BEN THE EOATSWAlN.
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PECK SLIP DIsPENsARY:

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTICE.
GAkpEN Err eon!eu 70 sd%n,s,s 70 the ac,ed
&. S h % % @
Of Irresponsible and reckless. v,nder. wt winch
5 and si ana
70 & s a Of SIs hy Ud
diseases the most prompt rational and eecua rene
g ne s.a.a,s Of New 1oIE si.s Msdic,i
which this city is swsrmng 10 im..c
MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
aANDELs NEwLMX RArrEGHHTED sufEKLATivE
any climate Long immersion water does prevent
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Ae new .s,! S s,:1 szFyYMA rrns which bur.
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FANCY BALL DRESSES. Of every description. to lie,
Manager: 6.. ana r.s: win snS large .,es. q fancy
sssa %tS' 'n''l' iP1 1.n''on'l' Deco
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
400 BOWERY
t asd,.a.d a's~ M y ds,d daily
IEcTUsE LESSONS. E1Esci.s Rinms.
single So: 800: % single %is so....: 49,:
i :ss {: :' VI" %., mod
win their patronage.
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90 IS. 90
60 EASY, FORGET THEY ARE ON.-DAY'S First
~ Premium Sheet r. Over Shoes with his Elastic Solos,
besides durable
perfectly adapted the Boot and Pants that the
apt forget that has overshoe ALL so pnbe
other ovehoe they that whoever examines them will
give them preference They viii completely do away
the water.
Warehouse, rs Maiden lane, Broadway Those whe
want Day's Over shos should remember No. Is.
LIFE PREsEkVEhS AND JACKETS-The best ar
Gle manufactured the United States Orders for the South
and West and North executed in the possible STYLE by
the manufacturer. HORACE II. DAY, rs Maiden lane.
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