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HAMILTON HOUS Sc,

7NHE suBsC tIB.R having leased (of George Geiston
Esq splendid establishment which iii be opened on
the 21th oil May instant begs leave respectfully to
10 its superior adv antsges.
The House situated the Nsrows uea Eot TIA
eight miles from the city Of YorH on an
prospect OF the Ocean. the Bay s,ten
the foncations a. the entrance OF the Hsrbor beautiful
winding beach, and an agreeable diversified portion of The plea
sant scenery Of Long Island. '
To tue invalid seeking comfort and repose parties of plea
looking after rerat,on as we'll an 10 The
Of business who wishes his family To enjoy the
country air beezs ard the luxury of bathing wa
compelled to attend to business in the ctyere few 9TH
er places VI any, possessing the advantages.
Steamboats, ard Stages will ply daily each day.
lo the hours OF starting due notice will be
VINO DO not choose 70 drive their horses in the
boat or stages after bes aod be the city before zine in
the morning. attend their and return Ia time 10 dine
with their families. ~ ~
The Hotel swe adapted the purposes for which il de-
lTgea The Dining Rooms, Parors Reading Rooms Billrd
extensive Hotel The Bed Rooms large and
shall the Se, Batting ali that she mo. @
tidous could desire. ~ WIS ~ ~
There will be attached to the House Bend Of Muuc and
amusement that will tend TO g'ay ladies' and Qntemen
who kindly p.ronize this establishment.
The charge for board will be from 50 to 4l2 per week
(hlden aud half according to the size
andsituaton of the and the eng Of which they
occupied
For The liberal and distinguished PATRONAGE which was be-
years that the subscriber of its ptoy rero well as
for H. generous bestowed upon the other
bllh meDts which be has heretofore ben with he
begs leave return his graf full acknow dfemcnts With
newed exertiops part please he trusts that he shall
Tor the Hamilton House" the appsbaI.g Of i, guests
Formerly of the wAvfnIy Hot'sr Sew York.
~ b. The splendid Hotel lWadawnuck House) at ston.
ingtcn will confinus TO be conducted by par
es Mr Blake Any rommun stions for Mr. Reid ,cft the
As n nouie New York; will be promptly atteneedo
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS-.
FIRST Sc Jon.
Senate.
WASHINGTON. 25th May, 1874.


STEAMER MICHIGAN.
Judge BREEsE offered resolution that the Presi-
dent be requested to order the naval steamer Michi
gan, now building at Erie, and to be completed
about LIST July, to visit the ports upon the Lakes,
and especially Chicago, in order that the people
OF his state (lllnols) may have an opportunity of
seeing an armed vessel bearing the flag OF the United
States. .
Judge HuYrNeroN obecied--wished the resou-
ton referred 10 the committee on Naval affairs
He said it had never been done, for the Senate TO
advise the President as TO the disposition of our ma
val forces He had sole power.
Judge BREEsE said he was unwilling 10 ask any
favos OF the Secretary Of the Navy, or of the Pre-
sdent.
Mr.. BAyARD said this was unprecedented II was
nsIructlng the Executive rs 10 the disposition Of
the naval forces.
Judge HUNTINGDON said he wished Judge Breese
TO understand thathe had no objection TO the object
10 be attained. but TO the mode Of doing it,
Alter some further conversation, Judge HUNTING.
TON moved TO lay the resolution on the table
which was carried.
PRIVATE BILLS
Several private bills were then passed. of no in
terest to the public.
REMUNERATION OF TEXAS.
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented several petitions from
Pennsylvania, in favor of the immediate re-annex-
alton OF Texas.
ADJOURNMENT
Mr.. EVANS moved to take up the resolution Of
the House TO adjourn on the 18th OF June
Col. SEWER moved to postpone the further con-
sderaton of the question until next Friday, which
was carried, n to 81.
Mr.. EVANS moved to take up this question. 1t
was taken up, and
Mr.. ATHERToN proceeded to make his speech
upon the question. 1t will not be expected of me
to report a speech made, as Mr.. A. said, TO Gun
listening ears, and with no expectation Of its pro-
duclDg any effect upon the Senate, whatever it
may do in New Hampshire
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LoNpoN1Packet ship vicoria.Gsnl Thomas Evans, A,
= III Mrs Harriet Lawrsnce Capt Bgelow u NAVY: Ms
h hsa,a Pg.low: Mis- amelia B;sow Mess Geo!ss
Hs,Ty ksIlat Mis- Aane Be,lst Miss Jane James
Sergeant c. aries Jones' Joseph Fayre of London; W
Bishop A. Co%mssarv General n Canada; Mrs Victorne
i sshGS and ,s.yan Miss Asns
Benjamin Hart, New York; Miss Eliza Maria Chspman
nloSmngda'e Francis Lewis Adams. Romney; VIM FIRTH
100 IN the steerdge -N
MArANzAs-Brig Fra, cis-C Brown, George RuthknN
AT4NzAs.BaqHe I'll smss-Franklin Clark; Jos Sprin-
ger; John Fosters Nm sparrow Maine -
new ORIEANs-Shp Auburn Miss q Degraf Mr.. ] Lv
6ns MISS NJ ~ ohs: Mason, MIS- Thurgar and child Mrs
Leland and Miss Bingham rs Corn eric childen
Brown 81 in the seerage. 49, 'e'' Avail
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.

TEAAE'S NEW hOHh MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
- Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
MR. ii. BENNETT.. ..... MANAGER,
AL. FOR ONE SHILLING.
EXTRAORDINARY! ASTONISHlNG,
WONDEKFU AND T0EMEN DUUs
ATTRACTIONS
FAT GIRL, DWARF AND GlANTESS.
A GIANT GIRL,
Fourteen Years Old. weighs $50 Pounds,
Il DEVARFt
BEING THREE iNCHESSHoRTER THAN TOM
THUMB :!
A GlANTESS NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH |;
-. - EliNT PERFORMERS
SPLEND ID PAINTINGS OF THE CONFEDERATION
OF THE CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA
Destroyed during The late Riots. Taken upon the spot by
an eminent artist These picture, hundreds OF
feet of embelns the whole Of the stage
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY,
Or. Pepny.beg Vocasts
consisting OF Father Mother seven Small Children
These are the Rel Orrhan Melodi.'s they sing OFTEN,
$500 eat OFTEN and drink OFTEN.
The following performers are engaged
MIR WINCHELL, the Comic Delmea'oI,
Miss MARY BARTON, Master BARTON, aud Miss
A. BARTON, The much admired vocalists
Mr.. ONONt.h, the P.o;ean PerforDer.
CELESTE, Inc graceful Darseuse and
Mr.. n CONOVElt. the Come Singer
Gtaad Cosmonm, Self laying Aeodeon Sleudd Picture
Gallery. and 5000 u osities
u Afternoon Performances Day at o'clock, for the
OF the day charge the
fsnfes To n the q at O'Clock.
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H.Y-The demand is rather limited while the receipts
continue to fair extent Sales of common at 30 37ac
iRovIsioNs-Beef and pork remain very dull, and with
out change in prices Ohio lard is held at &c for prime
Kegs Butter is worth from IL to l5c. Cheese is in
der1to demand at Al a &c, in boxes.
WHisKEY-Drudge casks still command 23c. Prison
barrels are held at 23c with very limited sales Of either
dissertation
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UPHOLSTERY, PAPER HANGINGS AND WIN
~ DOW SHADES-The subscribers have removed their
they tDs m I .iec hs f The
Goods T. the city consisting of Curtain Materials and Trim
general assortment Of Parer Hangngs and Borders Of
new patterns aud which theJ to sell
deniad low prices.
Their stock of Shades will consist heretofore the
magnificent French Shades the ch kad,
each with genea Ct buff and white Linens and
ChintL, for Shades of entire patterps
sOLOMAN & HART. a43 Broadway.
my7 msrc pox,tf the Park
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LADIES ARTEMTAN RRACE

THE Subscribers offer to the special pAtonags Of the Lad e,
the PATENT Lssric ARTEMIAN BRACE, which must
eventually rdspenslble article Of the female
robe IL combines us manuer Of sructon all tn,
mi proportions without OF the tendencies of
corse-such a, rs un"eue compression of the chest im ed
ing the Tree and heathnl action of the lungs aod BILE
TEL dsncy tn bfng cousumpton Nc &c To children of
either who have soquired the habit Of STOPPING viii
be found highly bench ,alpOe the of
keeping the person erec and tn shoulders dc twill
Improve the outline end Dppe,raIc of the figure
strengthen and expand % chest and will impede tn. free
OF the arm, For the be a1d special alton of
the dies v0rng them with their the subscribers
have opened an eparnat devoted exclusively their
modat'n which will be unde tn immediate sppsrinendence
tn. article
way. Wholesale Department. the old b'ishnent Of
PARSELLS x AGATE,
Fmy25 Inns 231 Broadway. orucr of Park Place
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence ofths HersId.l

WASHINGTON, May "a, 1874.
In the Senate to-day, Mr. Miller finished his
Speech and the Senate then postponed the further
consideration of the Treaty until next Thursday
to give opportunity, presume for members to visit
the Baltimore Convention.
Senator McDuiiie has offered joint resolution in
secret session to annex Texas The Treaty will
be rejected or abandoned--ihe resolutions are IN.
last card-the last kick.
The city is full of Delegates, large number Of
whom will leave tomorrow for Baltimore
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Packets to Arrive,


We shall esteem it favor, if Captains of Ve.eis will give
70 Commodore koBsRT SvEy, of News Fleet Report
Of the shipping left at the PORT whence they sailed The
Spoken on their passage List Of their Cargo, ard any Fo
Immediately their arrival Agents and Correspondents at
homo or abroad, will also confer favor by sending
Office al the Naoe Intelligence they obtain Nautical
Information Of any kind will be thankfully received ~
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TO TA1LORS.

STINEMET'S new aud complete work the subject Of
~ cutting Garments Of description style of
not to be surpassed with the confidence offered
the trade being work wholly superior thing OF the
kind heretofore introduced by tn. aid Of which of
moderate cpac ty obtain letsr practical knowledge of
in aad he who wishes keep with he rapid
of his do better than avail himself of
the possession OF the work seady received the appro
baton OF the first Of the profession, and fail gvrg
tanned Of the author No. l3 Broadway door below
City HOTEL MIL I'M
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baltimore Cattle Market.

MAY 24.There about $50 head of beef cattle of
fered at the scales this week of which 400 were sold At
prices ranging from 50 % to SO per lbs on the hooi
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THE FdKyP or AYA

VMILL COMMENCE HIS GRAND EXHIBITION
w aad Experiment, of HiGdoo Miacle Fascpation and
Asia JugaieFy, at the Washington Hotel Broadway Oh
about the s0h instant. Thee have great
sensation in the sister city of Philadelphia many Professors
scienc world hav ounced sble.
Full particulars the Music Stores. Tues
day. me- &c
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Epery Day and Erening This Heck, conlme,lcii q
Monday, May ~.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoons at haifIsst O'Clock, and in the evening.
The GIANT AND GlANTESS! Mr. and Mrs Randall.
Who, together measure rot less that Fourteen Feet max
them the alls Far ever kncwn, TO be
Ill, 10. ~
ne manager Is happy 10 announce with the
CtthEAN FAMILY OF five persons all musicians of the
rst class, Of whom little Miss of only six
The fmy appear in variety Of Songs, Duets Tros Quar-
tets, sc. ~ -
, GREAT WESTERN will appear in his Comic Yankee
Lecture on Animal Magnetism and aso his limitation of
Locomotive.
MIR. .. X g. NELLi5 the man born withsut arms will
also OF the oaLhng feats with his toes
which must be be believed.
La Petite Cerito. the Dansense
Beautiful Collection of Wax Figures, Giraffe, Sc, &c
The GlPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller seen and
or,.-v consulted At All hours of the day evening
IL Admission to the whole 25 ccnts-chi,dreu under
ies, hapriee % cea extra for consultations with the
Gipsrv Queen. m26 re
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Cor roS-The sales on Saturday were about 1900 bales
Generally the market is without change. though hear
OF some sales at rates lower than any since November
Fair Mobiles sold TIC The lower grades are al
most entirely neglected and be bought at cheaper
rates daily. Total sales this week 10 OO0 this month
4OOOO receipts into New York this month 9l2
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yOYAGE TO VARIOUS PORTS IN EUROPE ASIA
AND AERICA. In TIE. MEDITEKNANEAN.


X first class vessel with superior accommod atoms
NM for passengewi be dispatched about
the 10th proxmc, touching at the Azores WesieIt,
Islands thsn proceeding to Gibraltar thence Malta where
Meditrsn pilots will be taken. thence to Athens and the
Gfecan Islands, thence TO Copsntinope where pracipal
1enedns and the Ruins OF ancient roy thence smym,
scio Samos, Rhodes, Cyprus, Tye Sdon, Ceesara and
JoDpa, whore the vessel will remain suaen enable
visit Jerusten then down the Meier
Egypt Tripo and Syracuse. and If time i'll
aud the desire the be extended
Corsica tiba Leghorn, Genoa Nice Marsees aud BARGE
ona touching for supplies Tangrr and MADEIRA and taking
the southern the Atlantic, making desired
brief stop AT Charleston e. to land and their
effects and thence to this port The will probably
cupy about his during which time much valuable
mercal and other Information be acquired also highly
ter,sting inets OF curioes Nc he collected. This
pioneer expedition projected for the purpose of
avenues for trade between the old and world will
the passengers, all of whom besides beag ided
with possible comfort aud convenience te found
board Of ship. will be allowed to take with them
the cruise round certain quantity Of eeabe goods dispose
probably yield profit sufficient to nearly quite the
of passage The charge to each yided
sufficient number offers will not exceed the usual
gentleman the Saratoga Niagara
Those who wish to avail themselves of this favorable
opportunity for acquiring practical commercial knowledge and
visiting the Holy Land and other places Of importance
III. student the OF pleasure and Of business will please
make early application the size OF the vessel employed
the voyage will depend IN measure upon the number Tho
come forward early end engage The company will be
select and VIII he furnished with every possible information
snectng the articles saeabe at the intended be
WAITED and the most advisable be made
turn. For freight or passage apply to
m27 3lNF&Ssec SAM'L w DEWEY. 100 = J,u
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PARK THEATRE.
CHATHAM THEATRE.

Boxes IS Gents Pit. l2It Cents
MONDAY svENlNG. May 27th, commerce with
JONATHAN DOUBIKiNS-Jonathan DoGbikins Yam
kee Hill
After which WIFE FOR A DAY-Nathan Tucker. Var
kes Hill
To conc ude with the FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN
LOCkS=ciacefui Mis-, Reynolds Queen Lucdora.
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PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
A I1Dn

EUFRASIA BORGH t.SE would respectfully in form the pa
IL irons Of Opera and the public generally that Monday
next 9Th INST has been apart for ter BENEFIT when
besides Of the iayore she will give portion Of
Donizetii's Opera entitled
LA FILE DU REGIMENT
". b. Season Subscribers i'll please give at Box
Office Friday evening, batwe the whether they will
retain their seats or not Seats secured Saur
day and Monday, 18th and 9Th inst. mes 3nc
A FOLIO SALOON. BROADWAY, NEW YORK
"A Two hours devoted to Music aud Poetry MIR JONES
the poTsar Vocalist rm'ry the Park Theatre. having
urned from his European fully morms the public
that he will produce uldr the above title of Literary
and Musical Eu,eIt ,nments OF novel and iarly
estinR character delivered by him be-
Gently and Literary and Scieatdc Societies Of England The
first Of the wi take place Wednesday Eyrnng May
goth 1874 which occasion will Re as,is ed BY Mr.
tREDERlCKS Of the Park Theatre no will deliver H.
Illustrated discourse d'sc Of the origin and history OF lie
brew Melody and Poetry luerpersed with va,y OF Orig
na aud Traditional Melodies from undoubtedly aIhenitc
by MR. JONES
Single Tickets so cents; Tickets admit Two Ladies and
Gentleman One Dolrmay be had all the Music StoreI
u27 3tsec
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Posr OFFICE. Nrw York,

Posr OFFICE. NV foRK,
-a, May 23th ,8ii (
ENGLISH MAIL Letter Bags per ROYAL Mail steamer
- Bnt ,nnia will be cloed at the Upper Lower Post
fces IN this city, Friday the 3lst minutes pas
o'clock, The overland postage Of iS SIN
gle letter must be paid
m26 Sim JOHN LORiMER GRAHAM, PM
SHlP SOUThERNEK FROM LIVEKPOOL--Con
~ gnees for this vessel will please send their permits on
board, at east side Peek Slip, without delay
AZ goods not permite ia i've days liable be seLt to
public store WOUDHULL u MIN riJIt Ma "
m26ec AZ -ou,h s,,oo,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days Of the steam shIp..
Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL
Sheridan, Depeyster. May 81
Cambridge, Barst W, June /
q. Washington Allen June 6
u. States. brittOn, Juue IL
England, Bartlett, June lG
FOR PoRTsmorTp.
edia'or. Chadwick, Jure /
Weliine'a, 1 hadwick, June 10
switzerland. Knight. June 90
FOR HAvkE.
It Nicholas, Fell, June I
Duchess d'Orleins, June o
Sully, Burro June l6
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ~.
Arrived,

RisEs ...4 IS MOON SETS. ~ n
Sun ....7 10 HIGH wArxR....... a.
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AUCTION SALES.
e. =. SMITH, Auctioneer.
BY III r.. RID.

C. BY !; Il fH 4. WiL A1sHfSs''
Store 3oi Broadway, cor. Duane ST.
will give h, persona, attention 10 su' door ,.le. Of
sa. settled 10 all the goods shall have been
Lbs[ ash Adysaes. made required on Of
NEW YORK LYoA Hr A MHdIHEBNALs AND SHELLS
T,EyY& sPooNER viii sell This DAY, at II o'clock,
SSsS FL: ls Sa
be- Ensravings on Wednesday evening MAJ it.ec
e .! M9ns
Fla na S% which Tie s S of one Of our o;
fruit CsTgaqs Ro.s. Saous sorts Pini' aud great
-, EsIST n y 6 WssT WASHINGTON PLACE.
Gentemssa who will only breakfast and preferred
TO THE LADIES.
1 s$'' ayob ia iG$
e'i aaa 'iS Iia
Hels bs GSs .ss H Hsi1 Hca.
hs sT hr ,s M A.; FOR
HEKCUEs on Ssd o at a %s s
A. M 27th inst '~'' ~ u mss -
p ACKET siilr MISSISSIPPI From NEW2ELKANs
sgnses VIII peae attend 10 he receipt Of their goods ms
DALKkT SHIP GAhRICK, FROM LIVERPOOL
S so % s Ali ssods on
i've days must be sent publ
NoTlcE..Carpes 81 aned who e, six per yard
without The from the floor. The subscriber
hlud large quality of Compound tor tkng al kinds of oil
from the floor at rs per packet with d.
rectons for Smiths newly invented Eradcaor taking
'pS cents IT. sMH &a e
BRILLIANT DIAMONDS AND RICH JEWELRY
OUlS ANhlCH most IesTeot fully informs ,he puoc in
- general that his New Establishment of rich Jewelry
Diamonds, will be wednesday the goth day Of May
at No f8 chatham street At the he gives his SIM
cere thanks 10 the Inhabitants of New York and also
cusome the couutrv, for their kind patronage and
dence which they have ally rewarded with hay
the short Of four he
in the cy of New York. gained large connection as
houses which have been establ hd years
aud he further assures s public that shall be his study
the future as heretofore has BEEN TO sell only good Article
at the very lowest price. Lou ANRICH
Jeweer and Dealer in Diamonds,
my21 II sat&M ls'ec SO Chatham street.
OLVE O!Ll00 baskets Of l gave brandy fine Marselles
~ Olive Oil imported expressly Hotels and family use
pint bottles aud baskets OF dozen each,
Also. 100 baskets of2 dozen each,
. 100 cases Of Lynch Oil, in IL ties.
For sale at the cheio of
JOHN MORRISON, 1888 Greenwich street
lmpoTter aud Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
m25 lwsr Drugs Paints. Oils DYES Groceries Tess &c
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BEACON COURSE.
GREAT FOOT RICE FOR $500.

GREAT FOOT RICE FOR $500.
TiE propretors Of the above Course offer premium for
Foot Race to take place the Beacon Coude, Ho
boken. the "a Of June next foIlows:-
APrenium Of $500 II one who will perform l0A miles
within the houssOo to the second in he 500 the
within the hour And in 1914 miles performed with
in the hour $500 only will be given the best the
Entrance be made and all information given by the sub
,crber Those wishing enter for the Race
do a convene.t.
No will be allowed start who does enter for the
Race before the 28th instant.
JAMES ID. M'MANN, No. l6i Varck street,
mis- betN Vandam and Charlton. NJ "
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r Joseph l6 Maiden Lane fup stan) importer Of Eng
" lish French and German double and single barre. Fowl
ing and Duckng GUNS from the lowest to finest gu Mites
Also always on hand extensive assortment Of PISTOLS
both double and barrels embracing 100 different kinds
including the modern Six Barrel Heyove all q which will
be sold lower than other house the trade Merchants and
Gun Smiths particuInry requested call previous
making their purchases, they certainly will find their
ad an age. a30 4nsuc.
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HALLOCK'S

CASTOR OIL NDY
s d Si % q mb.s in @ sa
% for Sec a' s De 1 = aa w
Z: Haock written the engraved wrapper. Wholesale
is 's% puS ss s' s sR , s
their supplies from the following agents MeKessSq
AZ; %s en- Ss ssfs
ES Gs b R
who will supply al western New rk. pr Skent25 FS'
ton hsfSSGtys s.Ss Ds
street corner Arch PSiadepha israel Graham cor Bait,
%1s AID EaHtay streets Baltimore; W stabiei Brother
Agent: wanted Throughout, the world.
TQ. sClENT!EIC PRACTITIONERS. Chemi,,,, and
and all Shemi wish you all to follow
5 ySa ssy
vsIs the most libe terms Advi medicine furnish
'T Of e s%s &C.
by ntfOduc%s me to +" heir have them cured on
other physicians be discouraged but call aud
''N'' " SOLOMON nEINE, NJ D 81 Rsadest.
mil 1meod'ec aiew doors north of b cadway
r. ss
and large for Lectures, for sale M Wales Nautical Es
Ns% 1e s"a st ss
and Pcssor omse a DSe
in cur common schools Letters Of inquiry post paid
MI Val: will make shor. Boston the latter part of
e az kosdo &c Con
ms lmeod frrc
POlSONS! POISONS! POISONS!
RE you troubled with Veimn? The following prepare.
~ tons warranted e. bed bugs cockroaches,
mois ants ras nice flies, nes, mosquitoes, and all insects
attaching the vegetable kingdom.
The bed bug poison be used without injury bed
steads and bedding, and Invariably successful
The fatcbouy compound for DIES rucon of the moths 10
nannes wooens clothing fur chairs cushions, &c aud
invaluable for cloth, fur aud funnel dealers.
The Compound Chemical Whale OIL Soap keeps the
bugs, curcuo, other PLANTS
and vegetables.
Fly Paper will dsre file, and mu.quitoe, Ell
fectnally.
There agency in this city, and only be had from the
INVENTOR
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGGR,
60 Maiden lane, ed door from William street,
Removed from w all street.
b. Be Purchase where else purporting
to be my preparations. mis- 3taw I'm