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ne fr;ends The crowd outside the prison had now M
creased 10 about thousand all anxious to SEQ him. s
thew could rot present ct the execution is friends
took the coffin out into the middle OF the street sd ~ OF
military to gaze upon the face oil the murderer IL ~
srapq no people will after such snectacles Even
ladies were there from distance, to satisfy morbid Gu
rosity which some would think not very becoming ~
their sex.
DIR 4 L. Childs Of Durham, was present az converse
ton with Hall about hour before tho execution, nnd
took some notes. from which we gather the ielowins
facts He anxious to knew how person looked aiti
hangingsIpposed the tongue and face woad look bad
enauired how long arc generally hanging beot
they are taken down and whether they are much dis
figured He said he never had bad disposoni ana vas
always willing do he told The Dist and s5th
,sas were his favore portions oil scripture. AZ noon
n .f,re execution his pulse up TO 10 the day previous
:, was only 80 On his being Hskcd at how he ie
ira b. came into the cell Mr. Yale asked Hall il he
wish al Bacons pardon He replied lido from my heast
ur .acon said e. think can forgive You put nH,e
ssen no penitcnce." Hall replied, you nave pech
wronsiy informed" Mr. Bacon ,ai ts ,ou 'a
ought have its proper course HeeP o'e'o wv
God forsives you, ought =, !, 49,. ,o..f,ot 10
on sunday last Mt a o'clock r NJ, he was bap'ized ~
mia cell according the rites OF the Pro'esun' hrscVp
@hn,cb Inv the Rev MIR is The questions pm 10 h''n
10 sn.,vared satisfactorily He wept frequently dutirf
,La characterization Of this sacrament. Inc iol.o"Hg
"e 'a - q conversation with him by Mr. Halls, which
ne kindly permitted us 10 copy IL con'ah' MS '"0
,. SioRVSG, June I9."l feel that ministers have
t,c ,iI they can for ne. feel thankful Tor me couu
' have taken with me. feel bad 70 think OF Bcihf
ss,y Mo eiernal world having been sucn Wcte m"h
~ roucb faith In tho prayers Of ministers and good
ie ygish 10 warn oil not TO take such couist rs
he We done Had been religious man sncu'1 hes
have been here now have no NOPE eNveP. III ,'' ~
Ia ,e,ov of God through Jesus Christ most hea1tly
sn r icon aud his family 10 forgive me OF my great SIN
80 as thew hope to be forgiven OF God believe that
bey ond this lie there two worlds, one place Of
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ANOTHER COMPANY TO OREGoN.--A letter from
Oregon, in Holt county, No +, TO the Republican,
states that third company recently started from the
Council Bluss consisted of n wagons 30 men largo
aumber Of women and children. and many cattle. The
writer speaks very unavorably OF Oregon, and disap-
proves OF emigration TO that country IL states that the
route by the Council Bluffs is much the best Tor emf
graus The company elected hr stephens their captain
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2zfYN PAChEr FOR HAVNE-Second Llne-Thc
hf&AA Shin ONEIDA, James French Master will sail
the Ist Of Jnly For fright passage, apply to
BOND * hINCkEN,
No q Rail LING u,i .ndN Water
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

TN FORMER ADVERflsEMENTO ON STRUCTURE
which @.rr mistaken and
s9 hs FffSssss
a :: .
q no. and ats popf %si S by no
u.ea S Sa OF;
Sss add os s.
months anil without producing any trihng change
apy thing drectiug the attention 70 hs sat q hi: d.sa:e
r fsfis nGs sSr 1
gard eject. tht,e observed
self There hch mes. p'sai
5 s9 newer Ss s S . %ssa
Many other sympoEs mgh. be ns mGst o.
sd1ss cfn while
eps H avea ss, ss 81
the assd not Be- much
20 sss f III in
Ns @
", no st!etafs ssnss,st without s The ae1sn
yae"arp@A xoSsIsasss sSs"ss aos oay y
% a. rs a ssvs SO d h
be eonsdrred Neiter possible every Gaze TO stae
S Ssw Gas ni aa s 70
sssh o % fse waad .easea other usp
cieus circumstance. The thirdu MI.
st,,1 IT,. Fl: dte ec
pa u atS s
sommOs degree ohsi tha. the wiiisf rarely see,
ct s1 &c %
stionaby Indeed whoever consdrI natural con-
sexual organs with e.ily imagine that as
a medium by winch the raind powerful,
organs through the medium thu sexual organs
the mind This however better explained IA
THE Private Treatise" Of the author. little volume which
ii tie world As he OF Structure pro-
ceeds, tins activity of mud nyaria0 oily returns
With The Cure II gratifying 70
s,e, generally accomplished lit time, md without
pain or Nothing exceed the i'm rvvennt
Of ate the OF this comp INT Indeed IN the
hands OF aud PERSONS the OF Structure
accomplished many days formerly il demanded
months Many const the writer who come on bus.
to th, city Tor shcrt only hut return perfectly
cured though II has b. Of trouble aud anxiety for
tho.e who their homes the writer
hs own peculiar together with ms lrvate
Tre.se which chapter in:or'
formation the subject and written the prnst manner
Dr. Ralph rases opportunity VI sayns tnat ne may ps
uled various diseases referred TO in his Private
Treatse"-as his dwelling house, No 81 Greepwith street,
at hour. and Of number Of ctende
and books Of which iast this city lie deems r
70 the following satisfactory ground of
conf. strangers Besides his rank Graduate
Of Edinburgh, &c. sc he has been engaged the
three editions Of work esprs..ly them Also that he ha.
letters from the Physicians Europe the most
eminent 10 Amercaas Sir Ashley Cooper of Londcn TO Dr.
Mott, Of New York DR. Phyck Of Philadelphia and others,
and that he permitted TO refer almost Physician Of
eminence in this city The Private Tfeasise is ST. Ad
dress Dr.. Ralph. son.. 90 Greenwich 81. ap2l lm@cc
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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE


IILL'S INFALLIBLE NuUENT, never drying
Pommsde has been tested dur,u the last four
by thousands being Internationally superior to all
others offered t. the pubcor ameoratng the hair The FOL
owing It's predominant properties removing Dindruh
eectualy staying the hair from telling out causing light
red hair dark hue certain preventive OF
naes IL flexible aud iEc.ined to curl potent mosenef i'm
parting glossy and uxurant nature plies all deficiency
OF nsura nutnment and simple PoMMApE DE LA TOLL
ali Others extant Ia word It the SINE
qua Of good head Of hair The most indoDitable proof
be the correctness Of the above ropres all
who feel Interested good head Of hair sold Wholesale and
Pearl street, adjoining the Pearl street House.
New YORK, March 20, 1914.
Ma. WILLIAM Hull
tIR - tahe pleasure acknowledging the great benefit
eiyed from the Of nialbe Onguept for the
Hair Indeed value il so highly from experience Ut
its virtue that consider duty TO commend u others
who suffer have done from the loss of hair About
years ago my hair had become ghtfoy thin, from
continual falling Off that had seriously thought Of resorug
the expedeut OF shaving which had before adopte
But fortunately diverted from this by fried ito
whom had casually spoken Of the state Of har who
strongly urged preparation, which the first
utmaton had OF IT, or even your own exl tence am hap
that this information has been OF benefit
for had used quite boxes OF Ong be-
fore hair entirely ceased to fall off, and began to
I'd applications gradually thicker and fuller, until
had better head Of hair ever had before. still the
Onguent toette pommade and have h-st say
that for the hair from an peserv
ing moist simply toslette pommade your preparation
N'' HENRY PALMER, lss Pearl st
The above is copy Of the original. az i'm re
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FOR. THE PILES.

DEAD the following interesting nd Nueatse care CT
N Piles MIR j. Bowmln distinguished erGksst csding
Broadway has been afflicted with sae s g, tart years
foul appetite pad liver opid occasional 7a2i founte-
pale and angud ompians of pains cru e dnevs.
bo els attended with pile umors much irAsssa times
produce suerns oter times TesstnI them
selves By apouse discharge OF bod inducing great debility
the Of he back from thu long irritation had
with hdcuy that ne coul Walk ser was esble and
years for this obtained only temporary
ief y having taken only three boxes OF
and feel. rsara Of the eompa'a Is as vel!
nestimable remedy, Dr. UPHAMs PILE kLEcTUAny
X. ader this only Of thous md similar cured by
sold by the his Office 1876 BowEny doors above
Spring Adv gratis Rem, mber 1876 Bowery Agents,
j. f. Warner y Co. Utica r. b Fitch y Co. Syracuse l..
b. swan, HOchesttr; Colman Co. Buffalo.
a1Q 3in Il GW sec
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
TO MARRIED LADIES.

NHADAME RE5TELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
IVA -hcss Pow dsfs have be- universally adopteA
EuIops bat France prticuiar for rpV ards OF ty years
well by Thousands in this country as beny ire oay m,d
safe remedy Tor acd ladies' whose health Tor
bids rapid ncreaxe Of family .
The rrSuitx Of their ados;ios 60 the hapesa e neait
touch wia the limits oil al advertise
which affect only the present well being u
parents but the fatre happiness OF their o!spng E II not
bu, we'll known that the families OF tins married oe Va
cre.e beyond the happiness gave birth would
dicta! the hard working inthf.
especially the mother Of poor family remain aves
throughout their lives tusRng at the car oil ncessant labor
tonH but TO live AID living but 70 toll when they misd have
enjoyed COMFORT and comparative auence and and toll
weighed down the sp and az last broken the health OF
father how often the widow LETT c1aDa with the most
coming degraded objects chartyor progae vicei
Eyea though competence and plenty smile upon u.s. how o
alas the deys Of the Kind husband and father embitterd
behodpg emsciated form and declining health OF Tbs
ibItyast snking premature graye-wh the certah
prospect OF himself being early befo the partner % ms JOY
AID his young AID hepiess cIlde OF uose en-.
deariIg attentions ard wacchful socitude when otl
support the .cartending afcton Ia desirable thon-I
noralor their families regardless Oh
to heseyes the well beng OF
when simple healthy and certain remedy withh ooi
ecnol The ADVERTISED ceiling the Importance OF this SUBJECT
ben fits resulting thousands by hs
adoption Of prescribed Sy her. would respectfully uops
attention Of the marred ~ - consideration Ia not WIG
ana vluo.s which sabcct by smpls
and healthy within cur controif Every dspasn9aNs
vueus end erighteaed mind, will unhestangy ~as"a
the Affirmative -. c.u , -.
esuia drecious They be by mail TO all Of the
United Stctes. .,. -. - ,.,.. >, =,
All ts be Post pa,d ana scSresssd 70 BOZ 'ss
hours o A. NJ tosP.M Bostor ONCE NO EaIeEst
no 2nsm
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERF.
RICHARDSON IL CO.'S CELEBRATEDs
AMERICAN pANACEA

THIS article compounded from vegetable matter free
from atulteation, and warranted Tree from
dent de rimental to health.
Ii the uvans BIZ discovery made from the vege
table king dom, having failed in single instance whsn
taken accordance with dir cons to effect Of the fol
lowing Diseases to witt Salt uheum Scrofua, liberated
scrouia Brcnchets Fever Sores Krgs Ev Els ola, In
ammatoy and Chronc rheumatism Piles, Bles, Eysipe
las, scgvy Chronic Sore Eyes tans ia the Bones, Scald
tuptons Of the Skin Pans Ulcers arising from
nudicious OF Mercury impure of blood
ducius and alteration whole system In
slight erutona Of the s6in orreceny contracted diseases
small bottle often effects the While the experience Of those
who have been cured by it of obstinate d.
perfect cure ami no return Of the disease.
1t usually produc tonic effect while, in
raj hath Of The patient causing all ulcers discharge
more prouaeiy before taking it, and inducing perfectly
healthy action Of the blood Enough b. taken to effect
an easion and the with all ned cnes. it. effects
WILL vary the several constitutions differ from each Others
therefore those using should not dsst its efficacy If they
do not receive immedt" benefit 1t is prepared with great
usually but one table spoonful each day for an adult
win use by the first Physicians in the country, and
pronounced by them the best mercural medicine known
and the most scacous the of and scroua
affections The escted by it truly aatonishieg
my be seen by refer the certificates and testinona IN
possession all the It. been found peculiarly eca
been tatel w tn benefit in pulmonary diseases.
those in The use cit should abuan from stimulating drinks
Obtained at Wholesale of Thos amage, General Agent
No 20 fins at osite the Custom House, York; and at
M Astor Hous no. aud III broadwsy cor Broadway and
$50 Bowery; No 30 Fpitonst: No Hudson and
hammond ST. corner Hudson; No sos 0rapd ST. No .1 and
5s Gsssaweh ST. No s saass ChsrIy 81 No. IyS Wafer
street.
Brooklyn j. w Smith corner Fulton and mulberry st. and
tic an BY all the principal druggists in the United States.
n28 3tawnsrc
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MESSRS. HUSHTON a. CO..

MESSRS. HUSHTON u CO.,
ITO BROADWAY 10 ASTOR HOUSE, AND CORNER
or BROADWAYAND EOURlEENTH. STREET,
A RE The SOLE AGENTS in New York Tor the sale
IA OF that
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For the Cure of other Disea of the Lupg
knswn as BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LEE which aehnowiedg by Physicians and Tiers
Certificate of distinguished physicians OF ondon ac-
company each bottle of the Baaam. rr ce 81 bottle
essrs r. l. Co in furnish the public onAri with papers
containing Illustrations on Consumption, &c Persons at
hcted it'll Diseases OF the Lungs wouid 20 well
OF these papers. u. \ BkADLEE,
100 Court street. Boston, sol. American Agent
$. TOUSEY,
Jos.n's Corners, Madison County,
ale lmxm General Agent for the State of New York.
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PUnTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
fNyErrEn AND raEPAngp Ey

H. DE yOUDELCQUE, AID, LISBON, rQhIUCAs
THE Scientific csmbinston Of INGREDIENTS OF when thsss
rseion Of the world They knows all Europe 10
he only preparation eyer discovered thai has proved nvarsS
cessn ia producing the monthly Their csraintv, IN 81
easc sach that they must not be used during
for !hough always msa, sac sna heasny, !neJ MO e
The directions translated into EnSsh and are ervecss
round with the seal Of the importer stamped acn oNI
ins the signature of M de HoudelcQ9e and n, Eagsn vi
have the signature of Dr. r. MEkvEAU autnofss
agent for the continent OF America. a.. ,t~;,..
They be transmitted by mail part o. enc unes
the United states Office lss Liberty street. nef I so
Price 25-half bexe1 g. No half boxes sent ~ man
n Bostou At No sIem street Letters directed 90 pI
Neivesa box a. e York will moo. with irnoleSiase tsss
tor. all letters rart be post uxe. w 1n w
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MADAME kEeTkLL

T&MALE pHxSYCIAN, Once and ,csldenee. a: oress
CORTLAND. and Liberty Streets
Uhe Be consulted with the scisst confidence on
plants incident the female frame.
LAoame Rexes and knowledge tho cytfheet
Of obstinate OF female Iregu'rty steppage srppessox
require bat few days 10 elect perfect
Ladies desiring proper medical during cOnneass
other ipdisposon will be accommodated daring sSas
tine with private and respectable board.
Preventive for married ladies' whose delicate %
rscsfous ncah Of family will be
scat By mail any part OF United etstes Prizes s. eE
age Ali letters lpestpad addressed boz, tSs Eew KoIEi
bortou Once, No. 7 Eseex street."
n. B,-hadsme RGsTLLL wcald iaiorm ladies resid,ss
Of the city, who make il the
city, that che woald personal attendance ppoa
any part u the Uaisss Stsisa witha removable dig
s..ce ne surm
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DR.. Hollis SPECIFIC.
FOR THE vENEREAL DISEASE, PRICE 81 81 PER BOTTLE
DIR. HOLTS VEGETABLE TINCTURE,

DR.. HOLT'S SPECIFIC.
DR.. HOLLIS VEGETABLE TINCTURE,
FOR GHoNRRHoG, 81 PER BOTTLE.
remedies are mot got n for Sy sdye
yentOT highly respectable Physician formerly Of United
public that he thereby doing
TIE SPECiFIC never fails to Ike perfect and perma-
. ia IL wss a.d % s
mprop.r treatment whe the abs Of mercury ha. let
to The it has rsmogsd It eG%Pe eaa
s%s e y PT;as ys. TIM,
;as: 'fEii s% rsy i5f' vegetable
Sold whSIs;a, nd retail a. the Dry Dock Dug store cor
aas
Ma. 5
s$ inS md tfFs
% s. on and Ter s. q ss ass ss G
their frta,e supply the! respective pieces
the medicine safely iSrwarded '''' asS I'm &C.
PECANNON's COMPOUND PULMONARY SYkUr.
do' &s
which many ANXIOUS have been a,ely and
Faculty ssw 5s had at ibs olswi%s plsss. al
Mr. iss Ws: street. James TIms5 2S r.eawlsh street,
"a y S s. i:
walker snd Centre streets, Wsid sprns street; Nj
ssf
sas
gS; aa street. as .Ss y End Ma ssS
:S M ei sad
S Has sr.ax md sSossxsy; n baas. and
sea aud Of a.
Ne Tse r,e ssss: Per ss ST Dali,
WianaburRh-John Moore, Kings C0snss Hers.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAsyEs GORDON II f N k TT,

N. W. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETs
moraing OF the weekpr,se TWO crrIs per COPY Country
subscr bsr furnished at the same ,s oa any &
.u.-u cs.u.s.u u.n~,,.u,e
,sr c;ciock-urce QUARTER CENTS per copy-iul-
h.d N suDscribe - per annun IN advtncr
o ~ The San, rate Tor specific period;
- 2SessrsrorprNTs requested address their leg
JxxEs l5oRpop BEErErr, PROPRIETOR AID Letor-ssa -
An On buanees must ~ pesepess'
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oEDNINUD NEo OhAIIVE OOhDIAL
Universally admitted T. be specific fJrDypsp
STA. Nervous Affections Weakness loss ofAppee bility,
&c Ply scaus their no have
have derived the greatest benefit from its exhibition
and her complaint restored their
AMI the weak aud ieec IL made and HEALTH
the poor mans richie III. rich INNS bis has through
been exteGd d all classes aud conditions Nechau
les aud mlnufctuefs ants and bankers lawyers and
dyiues osephers nd have all been cnred by
this medicDe their certificates and salts
actorv prove Yet thousands upoa thousands remain who
dali suffering torture both of and Lody from the
above complaints when nfable remedy offe ed them
in the restorative cordial which prepared by c. e. Ssbrnp
End sold at hts office No Murray Price dollar
bottle N nine he IN
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y EniALE MONTHLY PILLS

Madame Restclls Female Monthly Pills l all cases Of N
sao upoa which tbs health every female depends
iher htroauctoH into tho about seven Yeas
and e0stanty attempted 20 D.
Yaed Of for tho Cheap common pills are purcasea
Sen,se Monthly Pis" with the object Of selling ,srp
,osaitie dollars box semales are Therefore
ctioned these attempts TO impose upon them ts
that all Female Monthly Piiii arc eocs
cfes except those sold Madame Rcstsls Prncipa once
fcs 81 Madame Aeses Rasters IL vrisscs on the sovo
% saeh hex. , -. ~,.-.
H. S..Chcy be by married sirgic bJ iecwsf
tina d;rectax. insit- Of each bnx. fic ansm
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sAU Az: 80 EEt 7. ~ 9 3,

MADAME HESfELL, FEMALi. PHYSICIANS, Woais
l iaorn ladies' who with proper deiicacy have rcgus
Of their complaints except ~ one Of uof
all sh. attends 2 them psfsora7' h.s
sxperence knowledge enables her to do So ets
state this she docs not wsa 70 %
CHASED with too prcvncn CONTINUALLY nna a.s
sat as incompetent themscves Obliged ct some scas
" esp IN nornnt inrtsd Coasutbg M
os and esideuee Greenwich street between Courtars
,sd Libsrty streets Hosn o. IstescsAss iroIs "
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IUsTPUDLISHED,t ThsDay )prce ST. ient BY post 70
address, THE Medical Condsn practical end popular
work on Nervous and Sexual Debility local ana CONSTITUTION
al Weakness lnpetelte. stery. aad Coasumpon the Re
suit Of Youthful Excuses Solitary indulgence Nocturnal
Emissions &C., &C. embracing remark on the desructveef
and of GonorhGa Syphilis, strcture,
and ali d,srases OF the geueratye oai5 advice
to those incapicsied from formal nonial al
thu sacrsd obi gqticas o, m.rrage by H. FAWCETT, M
r2inbursh md Jefferson Medical College Of Phade
pha His Diplomas from thss. Coll ges lie
pended in his Office l96 Fulton street, IN which
he contuea his p ate consultation, for the last
thirteen AL letters positively be paid CITY
letters handea Office l9e Fulton street. Consultations
strictly private aud confidential api6 ifn*rc
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INFORMAL ION WANTED Of JAMES Z: MILLERss
native Of New York and Seaman profession when last
heard from he n Bristol Enaand isio SHOULD ne 20
nv street New York mi 3mdSw*rc
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discovery in medical science j. that Of M.
rally received opinion Of the existence Of ncara6, serry o,
extremely rar The nva bic and universal success of hi:
Elixir Cordial Instance OF producing that sae Of
which the wife becoming blessed mother
ho for years pined chdless lon-linss has fully eab
ed the fact usually termed durable BY
the use Of the Proereative Hir Cordial II is infAllabe
senaral weakness, uor abus. debility incontnencc and
the complaints arising from excess or
daon The fame Of this wonderful ExI Gerdisi Is We'll e.
Aucea evidence of its excellence aat the estimation
The Inc Only authorised agent for this
try
For the of those residing of the city, the in
gradients Elixir Cordial packages
Tor By mail with full direction for reparing
Price Of package S., making three bott,e,
All letters be postpaid, and directed to
Or f. MELVEAU, box "a N York city
ap27 I'm DIV an Office l29 Liberty st.
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STATE 0t IssissiPPl-oKTiBBEHA COUNTY
.smae F. Saiisiworih mi: dsy came the plainf il.
kms. no1 hi. o9as By Ssa he @ Count n'
that publication be made in the New York Herald for sia
unless he before the next of this Court plead
demurrer thereto judgment will be entered against him
by default
A. MAXWELL, ClerA
March the 4th 1874 mae CIV evy DIV &c
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ABBEY HOTEL.

ABBEY HOTEL,
107d STREET, BLOC MINGDALE ROAD.
II II VAN RENSSELAER,, Proprietor of the Abbey Ho-
n tel would thanks the czens of New Yerh, for
the liberal patronage his Place the BY
strict attention the business and Of his guests he hopes
for continuance Of he same.
TO those have visited the place. would respectful
y that large line old manson supplied with the
Injuries of lgroe nds Unsurpassed location,
beauty and with sweet flowers
and fins shade with attentive host--walt their coming
ertlemen ,th their families will find few well
spent in the cool shade Of the old trees Of 10.
Ladies' and Child and quiet the
grounds Of tie place. and be undstubed their
own private walks
Families single persons obtiin board and good
at fair Iatc By applying individuals Parties will be
supplied with Breakfast Dinner supper at all hours.
Mr. Mooes Stages running from The Park of Chat
am street and 1ryon Row, the Railroad Manhattan
VILE the place hour OF the dayae I2a good
coaches and careful drivers make this cheap and
ride from the heat and dust Of the city.
New York April. l3ii al6 lmrc