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SCAUSED by Of healthy action Of the vessels which
throw of preparation from the head when vessels
weak or diseased the perspaon thick and cammy, and ad
is TO the mouths of the and clogs them and dries
aud forms lrf or dandru Less blood then carried the
ROOFS of the hair aud for of which the hair has su
hcent nourisment and consequently becomes harsh and dry
aid begins nseasiby TO fall wh b. Increase
essptualy produces baldne Restore the capillary Of
new HAIR will make IFS which will increase guam
ty and volume until ths hair becomes thick and healthy
JAfNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only preparation that has
ever been known produce hair bald heads which
has done IN nnn'nfrae and will seldom fail pro-
perly a pers veringly used.
Sold by H. I'D. SANDS druggists, 70 and 100 Fulton
ing, and II East broadway. Price ST. fiji lm&ec
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The Hon VIRGIL MAxCy.-The remains of Mr..
Maxcy was brought from the Presidents mansion
to tho house of Francis Markoe, Jr, his law late
the evening of the 29h inst whence an early
hour the following morning. they conveyed to
the estate OF the deceased at West River Mary land for
the purpose of being inferred in the family vault &C
cordance with the wishes OF the famyNationa! Intel
Eipe
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:. ~. EpW4Rn Lilroib -.

NO. lV4 WILLIAM STREET NE-fh JOHN.
AAEgass s s.. Ss; ::
$ s:
E Cotton Y ::s sas 81 .:s
At r and aunss
sE ss.i Ens and
EH EN- N EnSrsids,y and Chenille Cord.
ftRs sns aSs" svr and Steel Beads.
SCH SD ds;ss cS' 4: Bd. and nd T scs i'm
ported from the beat European manufactures and receiving
rss. Ss1.:s Sij s e'sa and os's9
BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
THE proprietor Of the above Establishment would inform t
Sssn s s s Of @ " @ Ra
1s M so SSs and sy now hr
sOnes and will s, open G
the II of Mach Ss Entrance in Br0fT Oh
f25 imsrc
b2sF ssSc9ks bbE5A AfP SK
prudent map his goods from Ere; and who deny
a Ss.i :a .a 9
Gh s i the best sgsa s and bq. and
S the decide s ysu viii has Of hs
h genuine has betrayed
eCss who Q, have % their 70 Their
of WSs T tor which s % 1Sw
''' only De had
been received part payment Tor the zeal Salamanca
SOLAR LAMPS CANDALABRAs. GIKANDOLEs,
every sessoa As Lamps aan sssa soa 'n Sssaa
NJ: :sss4S .,::
matched to any pattern, wholesale and 1etai
.eribsr. able furnish than otHsnn snaae;
the above warranted. STOUVENEL X co.
~ B-tioods loaosd for partr. j26 lm.sc
EOR SALE 10000 lars worth Of China Glass and Earth
10 aa n.y. m Auu S street
cheaper than landing Of the Patterns all
and forks halves. dk knives table aud teaspoons, ESQ
cheaper house the the upper Of
the 9TH story house Esd and 9Th Avenue
S Of TAoM NJ 3 SsSsk 81
res Im~m No. no 9th Avenue corner oath street.
&SO0 .RkWAhD-ogOss' sFECJFiC MIXTURE
analogous complaints Of the orga. of generation.
Of all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
makes speedy and permanent cure without the boast
to Diet drink exposure or change in application TO
We long quac k"h to deceive the
public the medisine does not spe for Itself shall
be brought in when ths Mixture will not effect rapid
This dsee that unfortunately pervsdes all ranks of
low nch aud poor MATRIMONIAL and single They
selves without the least ia the time possible
tas.sr ne disease cannot be CONTRACTED if dose ofthe
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts weak, which generally cures
For sas only !. VIM Minors, 1872 Broadway corner Of
and
smiths, l33 Washington street, Boston. MP I'M" re
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DEATH OF ANOTHER MEMBER OF CONGRESS-.
Whilst preparing for the funeral of the sufferers by the
accident of Thursday death has stricken another victim
OF the Representatives from the State Pennsyya-
MIA who breahed his last yesterday about II o'clock
hlf lodgings in this city.-Nat IneAig,nesr March .
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h, tbs Avenue. asvsh sftns vrsssa>sss Ksvss ia fsFn
ine precseiy a. 10 O'clock A. NJ saiaraAy tbs "a ;rs
with its right apt Rnggolda troop Light Artillery
resting opposite the western gate
The Procession VIII move precisely at IL o'clock A. NJ
when minute guns will be bred by dstscLmsnts OF Ari
lery stationed near St. Johns Church and the City Hail.
by the Columbian Artillery the Capitol and the
mandanl OF the Washington Navy Yard At the same
hour the bells OF the several Churches In Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandria, will be tolled
The AdJutant General Of the Army and the General
tommandan OF the United States Marine Corps char
ged with the military arrangements of the day, to be
aided by the Assistant Adutans General duty at the
Head Quarters of the Army and the staff ofthe Marine
Corps
The United States Marshal OF the District of Columbia,
aided by such assistants he may appoint is charged
with the direction OF the civic procession.
MARsHALs-The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed by Alex. Hunter, Marshal of the District
OF Columbia, 10 act as assistant Marshals to the
funeral procession -
VIM d. Randolph Joseph II. Bradley, William D. Mutt,
J. VI. QUITS. Thomas Woodward, f. H. Davidge Theodore
Kane, William b. Magruder Thomas Blagden r. Barker
William b. Woodward. Robert Lawrence, William A.
Gordon, Charles Van Ness Richard McCulioh C. A. Al.
exander, Robert s. Chew, Thomas Allen l. b. Hardin j.
Robbins, II. Patterson, Col. Stull. "
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o. Both Houses OF the Maryland Legislature,
and also the Court of Appeals sitting Annapolis, adj
lourned Friday, the annuncaton of the catastrophe
on board the L. ). ship Pinceton.
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NI1Lo,s
CoNsERy4T0RY. skD sGED EsT.4BLISHAfENT
ARRIVATQ Of FRESH SEEING

- THE sUBsCRIBER, in acknowledging tho libef.,
1Aonsxs ec-ived by hin, this for which he is
c that the extensive for the spng busress
(which nad by himself when in Europe last winter with
pense completed by the recent o. the a.
SeIal packet ships from London and Havre
and q Fower ,ss Of new
are very and will be found well worthy the Of
vegsb Field seeds have also been imported of those
Kinds only which desirable be obtained at foreign mar
ket oth sorts for which the American produe
have been by experience aud integrity
for this establishment onlva Of which can b. strictly relied
Inc Proprietor wond also beg to cal public aenton tn.
tea! genuine character h. caused all the old seeds tprocud
oy ms lac partner Mr. panlag) to be sold psbc auction
Broad STREET 27h Dec last and he with confidence
assert there worthless seed in the whole
Double DAhssAn extensive collection of tbess BEAUTIFUL
Towering Roofs have also been imported from the emf
nen yeIs and are bulbs Of the mast choice Prize Eowsrs
unoer propagation aud zoe established plants tcarranted true
to viii be ready fr sale due season. Catalogues
tanning full description OF each VARIETY egeer with in
suu tons for their Culture, will be published early
peiiod.
large collection Of fine healthy plants Flo,vsr are
the Paror, &c.
Bouquets Baskets. Vases of Flowers can be procared
on the shortest noiice put IN neat but elegant style
Frnlt and ornsmentai ees Shrubs hardy Roses. &c. in
Dubious Flowerng Roots, viz Gadoius Mexican Tiger
Flower. Tiger Lily. Jacobean Lily beose &c.. Tor
of % c VIZ F Hi' Ssa f
large assortnent OF Gardening Tools Horticultural aud
Agricultural Books. &c on hand ,,,, nn,c,s
having been purchases FOR sh. adv terms
he hrd Annual atai gne now OF publication,
and wi he ready for delivery (grats early IN the ensuing
Orders attended e @ sa sd received
SIC Droadway
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHIP WEAR the above articles andw'sh save ms,
Shoe Stores Of s. p SECOR Nos isok aud iS OSr- nv
street, where all Oh mseves with article at Tor
style or make fa,hion aud nish 10 per
haps eQualled Ia this city.
s. B. bees to apprss 10 particular hosdsi ard gentle
men who consider well fitting boot CATER
ar.cle to the tout snsebe all WITHIN monde that
oeH OF ie Greenwich only s~s New York
they can d pend on b. ing suea.
N; Ladies and Misses CATERS 81 oes. &c. always on
hand 10 endle,s variety. 49,
* Remember, l6O1< and lsi Greenwich street.-G
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DEAFNESS.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
381 Observation-Disclosures sSA.3N,,A Ycg act =. NJ.
Inosh tsstfy that he was nvalided home duty,
n consequence Of total deafness aud discharges from his
hm.e under the professional Of and Edwards
has returned to his military duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, NJ u.
Surgeon to II. b. M. Forces, Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncipent deafness, cbe pains buzzings
singing sounds IN the collections Of hard
ted secreon OF the Their oil has been
lar remedy all diseases OF the for upwards
q twenty Offices removed TO 3s Broadway,
White street. f25 lmsec
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES. Thurs
day, Feb. 20. 1S4l.--On motion OF MIR. Lord,
Augustus Scheil, Esq, of New York admitted an
Attorney and Counsel oi this Court. No. 81 Robert
Grignon ct al plaintiffs III error John J. Asor ct al
The argument OF this cause continued by Mr. Lord
for the defendants i'll error and concluded by Mr. Choate
for the plaintiffs in No 15s f. Norons assignee,
sppellant, George w. Boyd al This sub.
med printed arguments by MIR. Nugent for the ap.
peent and by Messrs Lockett and Minou and Mr. Hen
derson for the appellees. Adjourned till tomorrow IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
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MEDIC Al. AID

pRlvATE Medical Assistance with many people,
NJ :soas a. and
recently Published Is much improved, and enlarged
aes sa hs IL alluded snd . w g
interesting TO Invalid. who for many reasons may possibly hap
sf i:;si GREGORY who still. j. 8.
S;Ss S = :i
Ss 5:
to all csasest friendly yet silent monitor where sensual
point: oat not SSy The o.
SSt s The e @ S
IL shows how Parents and other, deceived BY the out
palpaon Of the heart derangeme Of the system
arc as G .n
reality they the Of AZ srfas and pneOu'
The price Of the book is the same a. hssstoios 50 cents.
% S snd az &. o~s Il wh S as
sands Ne H. g with %l.a Sc a. Of cs M
-. No - Fulton st. cor. Of Water St
bavd saSS: GC Eat BI re- sy cor OF Msts
A. W. Whites. No. As Delaney sue.teorn.r of Suffolk
II viii be sealed envelope those who desire
Consultations by mail will receive share Of Dr. CPS careful
Sno % To- Sha: : are ar . - such
the pos:.xe vii, be paid OF what the
price OF he book. fs28 Imsec
DK. ALIENS BALSAM OF HOREHOUND. LIVER
Pain IL the s Papaton oftns Heart shertne.s q B'sth
cases It may Be said never to Fill Price ST 50 per bottle
DR. VAN HANBERTS FEMALE RENOVArIN0
suucon, cormoa single Or masa females. and will in all
wARs Rs ss1
sIs sRS ss1a md i1S U*
R ETxssEEse ai U ef orNr
NEWT for all scrofulous eruptors itch chap
ed hands salt rheum, tser scald head
box.
,n..s.I .as.a ~, !. ..L .y :" ~ ~. one
ustter where stated, how has existed whether be
abcsss preypg the ungs heart liver spesa
81 50 per boz.
All the above for sale at T. NJ Guion 27 Bowery corner
Grand street f2Q gmse
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SUPREME Court THE UNITED STATEs.-Fri-
day, March |, 1S44.-No. 70. VIM. A. Dromgooie
OF al VS. the Bank of Memphis In error to the Circuit
Story delivered the opinion of this Court reversing the
cause with directions to enter judgment for the defen-
dsnts. No 81 VIM Natheson's administrator vs. Alex.
ander Grants administrator In Circuit Court
United States for Mississippi Mr. Justice Story delivered
the opinion OF this Court Affirming the Judgment Of the
Circuit Court in this case. with costs and damages
rate oil six per cent per annum No. 90 N. Burwe sp-
peiian Joseph Mnndeviiie's executors The argu.
ment OF this commenced by Mr. Neae for the
appellant
AS tribute OF respect TO the memory Of the highly dis
fingushed pnbc and private ndiv iduas whose death
the whole country now mourn
MI. ATToRSEy GENERAL moved the adjournment of the
Court and that it attend their iunersl which motion he
accompanied by appropriate remarks
To which Mr.. Justice Sroty reped al am directed by
the Court in reply to the communication of Mr. Attorney
General TO say that the Judges receive with deep sensi
biity, and will most cordially unite the measures adop
ted by the President and the Houses of Congress
pay all due honors TO the memory Of the distng uished
gentlemen whose deaths all sincerely deplore and
shall attend the funeral of the deceased with ea.
choy satisfaction We sympathiLe with the Executive
and Congress- and with the whole country profound
for the loss sustained by the public in this sudden
and awful calamity indeed teaches all of the failty
OF human life and admonishes in the most affecting
manner OF destiny and duty. We shall therefore
adjourn until next Monday that may be the better
enabled to pay this last tribute of respect the remains
Of these EN- inent citizens"
The Court adjourned to Monday. II o'clock A. NJ
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SAVE YOUR SHILLINGS.

18iuS All that IN want ofsood Caters, Shoes 9.
.rtsA~a % Buss,ns,are requested TO call stWALsERs
corusr OF Broadway and Canal street Ladiss Gaiters
Nurses and chdens Caters, Of all coofs sorts and
the latest French iashionhs cheapest yet offered Also
the greatest assortment o Gen fine Ferch Calf Dres Boots
ittched, at So Those who purchase nj tas old csta-
bshment are sure 70 call AGAIN the beat evidence OF the geae-
raj setseruon his Boots and Shoes given 10 the public
u z ACCOMPLISHMENTS Cheap Boot ana Shoe store
ti9 Broadway, corner Canal street. fsi imsee
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sales OF stocks In Philadelphia.

FIRST BoARp, March 2.--i57 shares Girsrd Bank "a
100 do Reading Railroad 24g 10 DO Farmers and Mocha
MICS Bank, 4i9; do North America Bank 1865; do do
366 100 do Grrd Bank b5f III $4,000 Reading RR Bonds
70l $1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware 6s 1856 49,; II
shares Mechanics Bank ~; ~ do Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal ss Sl0a State SIS 90; $4,000 Wilmington 6s
1853 s % shares Girard Bank III 500 State 6s semi
Bank s. 81 100 Cam and Amh Bonds int Oh o. III shas
Wilmington RR. Is
SECOND BOARD, March $4,000 Indiana Dollar Bonds
a9]; so shares Wilmington RR, l5t 50, 900 County S.
old. 1850 81 $1,000 Petersburg Gs i0l shares Camden
and Amhoy, 1865 $4,000 Wilmington g. 1853 IS; $1,000
do 6s 1855 49, $3.50 state SIS, 69i $4,000 do os 6sa
shares Girard Bank, a. -
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no9AE'e .kEoT0EAL OR HAEABT sALvN
e o AZ: 81
'%is s u DOW
81:
I,
p.nsI I'M. notice public
ss! MAJ
: If
!s'f;'i 81 :s SS A
% en-
rL.a.. rA. may nee. it, SaD .as: y
pay attention the the BIKES cs1sannS
No. % snestrees, Newark, NJ. fnlw.ee
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb 8 lsaa-MR.J sCHeNCK
r. s s E "s n 3D. ys for ss M
,Ss the before he
SsSIs s ss& taken three
sSaS syrup as
S sssa 1:as' now II IL
&: q sn:
% TO- .n
Prepared sCHsNCx and Fl. !, SSE ~ pliatip.
9ss NO. South san % S1s SSos below ,hs
phia sale wholesa: retail. = coss la,se e.
door below the of Greenwich New Yorkhs oay
Wlere had. Also fer ale
Ny
above oce, exclusively for the .as of Pulnouie
ia Im*rc J. H. SCHENtK.
DQCToR C0RDITT-Alay be consulted con6de ntaily at
his ofes No e Duane street two doors from Chatham
Der Of the nvesiy Of the city Of New York.
exclusively Confined his from being general the
il the city New Yora which his entire stenoa
be found his The Doctor
against the use OF Mecur, it has thousands OF victims
see that judeousy treated by person legally
qualified and by pretende and quacs there several
Of them in the city Persons afflicted with nve
need rot despair being restored p
ed tho Doctors reputation for skill and Sc
be hsd 70 certain disease of its forms
~ lmtec
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No CONNIE uon with any olbsr esablishment f20 imrc
SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE

q OAhWAN
Y5w TAKE this opportunity Of returning their thanks
~ their friends and the public for the liberal be-
~ slowed them since opening their Seed Store
and They have just received additional sup
Ily of all ths best known vse Of Annual Biennial and
Potential Flower Seeds Vegetable Seeds of all kinds
G.s.s ,ssdt Of ,he best kinds, Spring Wheat Potato
order E1o,cs Of Fevery description. suitable parlor
or green house cnure Bouquets composed Of the
Bid and Bird Cages, Gold Fish and Globes aeey Flower
all Of which will b. sold the west terms. They beg leave
rm their ed and the public that they have old
procure the best seeds Of the last growth
al Of will be warranted Catalogues will be ready Tor
distribution early the ensuing week. All those in wait will
please call and examine for themselves before
English Split Peas Oatmeal and Emblem Greats Cruel
frn and Trees Of all kinds Grape flow
ering shrobs hsrbaceous plants Sc &C. always hand
York. ~ ~
above. f17 In,
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEws

PHILAoELPrHA, Mar PAR John Marshall, Poyhress Liv-
erpoci; da, seby Leghorn; Jonn Harding Winsnore Eli
zab.th Beastou, aud Sisters Small New York Below brig
supposed the Elizabeth, from Havana. CID Emily Bernadou
ST Jag De Cuba
BALTIMORE, Mar Arr Amazon, Wedge Buenos Ayres;
Chatham LoveaDd, Bostou Hart. Bartlett, NOrlssns;
Bsn.hall h.yans Baltimore Brown. Boston vat Howard.
orleans Fidea Small Port SPAIN Jane t8rl Sims and Jas
ALExASoRIa, Feb 2o--Arr Hor- Boston
WLM,ScToN, NC Feb 2l-Ar Experiment. Port Spain,
Tim; 22A Union, Mitchell Boston for Matanxas ia distress
tas before ,-pcredl 2ith ko,ciusko Fogg, St Kits Cid
Martinique; 18th. Metamora. Wight, Bsrbice.
spoken.
Gen Marion Shephead, NYork for Port Prince. Feb 25
la 90 81. Ion 70 so
Mgnolia NOreaus for Barbados Feb 49, lat loo So 49,
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1tks FOR SALE-The piece Of land, consisting of about
M acres situate il the village Of Fort Lee The West
har1 On the premises three Cottages all in sson
The land Orchard Of Apple and Cherry Trees of excel
lent quality is good fence and excellent condition Dock
aud water front connected with it.
Also-a piece Of land he village and West of
opposite 70 The Orchard, consisting of about acres WIN
as the " Moore property" On this place two dwelling
houses ana large portion Of il ia good cultivation.
Asothe properly in the village fronting on the river
known s Long Dock consisting Of upwards Of 81 On
the premises substantial Dock and small dwelling house
snd barn. This property has undergone expensive improve
ens fences roads, stone walls, &c. and ncndes yaus-
bic water froat j. r.. TfLLUU,
" lm"rc 50 Wall At.
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TO THE LADIES.
~. ElII.L,0 IITEHO ABDOMINAL al

q, Il EULLs UTEKU ABDQMINAL HgPPORTEK.
or Falling Of the Womb bI external application supes.
ssdna the Of the cbjeconsl Peasar confidently
nended 10 the afflicted the Of perfect restorasou
health. never having failed Of performing cure. sven uad
tbs aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained very high character in Europe
well a. in this country adopted the dsuse
aa i..Hospita Of London and Paris, and universally
Europe ~ medical men Of the highest ra1k
faculties Of Colleges and Hospa, and By Gil the cmaeas
private practitioners, - NJ = 80
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies IT No
sey street. having separate from the business de-
mert whcro lady 10 sttendaner apply
Y Hurp0raYs 70 female patieuts FL 1mTrc
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FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
AFFLICTED.
THE FOLLOWING REFERENCES are dedicaed to
their noce they well acquainted with the virtues Of
Mr.. Brush, Clerk in the Recorders Office.
Mr.. Martin and Son, Sparmak-rs.
DR. Benjamin f. LafiuneY Office 26i Broadway
Mr.. John Brown 100 Chatham street
NJ. Geo,ce Merit, 1t4 aoth street
" Hull, 126 Maiden Lane house 05 Union Place.
Pew. w Redheld, 1856 18th strest,
Also, the Librarian Of the Odd Fellows Library. National
Hall.
Mr.. J. Coffin, corner Of Anthony street and Broadway.
Mr.. A. Hull, BaIkeeper Of the Fifth Ward Hotel
Mr. julius O. Smith, lls Charlton street,
Mr.. A. Myers, Stove Mandatory f3 Bovey,
Mr. z. Donaldson Author Of the Odd Fellows Offering,
For the sake OF suffering humanity would advise those
afflicted with coughs consumption liver compliant or dyspep
call on the above named witnesses. whose
snts the srctes reliance be placed Numerous csrt-
6cates may he seen at tue - u - -
CARMINANTIA DEPOT,
III imsse Corner ofGreeawich Lane and lsth IT.
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zt FOR SALE-On Staten Island. within one mile OF the
Quarentne small Farm OF fifteen about hall
covered with Young wood the balance is suitable for
kitchen adjoining and failing well by the door, Also
barn and large variety Of fruit For further particulars
enquire of THOMAS CARY
ne lmsm QUARANTINE StatsnyIslapd
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~ TO LET-That spacious Boarding House, No. $50
faaIl street, containing about tnir y-hye rooms,
ming room on the ground floor fifty feet long Posses
hon Iray I've had Immediately.
Also the Store, we'll calculated in connection with the
house ,or eating establishment Rent low Esquire of
). HALSTED,
mrl 3tFrc IA Cedar strest
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AA TO LET-A house situated at Bio ming dale abou
E;M SIX m,s foa the city IL is delightfully."- stasted
houe contains with pleasure garden &c aache,
Kent 81 per annum Apply ut the Abby Hotel Biosmni
rnr2 Int
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BOOTS AND SHOES -
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The srbscr bes Ltend ng make change business,
~ will sell their stock very low prices for abort
time. FUTILE X HAYWARD,
2ss Broadway.
f2 lmsm
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Prepared and sold Wholesale and RETAIL aud for expectation,
by A. Sands Co.. druggists and chemists. Granite Build
No s sr0fdTa q Chs%be1s st. New Yor
David Sands Co.. No IT EaslBroadway Of Market ST
and by druggists generally throughout the United States
Price 81 per bottle-xix bottles Tor s. FL ln*sc
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III fhlNIEHS.
". S s:s T :. NeSa ass '' Ss;
a. skis sibsss y ~ =
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"a TO LET-The HAMILTON HOUSE. situated at
cH the Narrows, Fort Hamilton. This we'll known
Hotel aud grounds will be very much improved since
and large Stable aud shed added build
inxs The proPey in front on the shore has also been pu
proved and dock erected directly in ontthe whole
which will be let it'll the Hotel.
For particulars nquiS Of the the premises
GEORGE =. GELSTON.
Fort Hamilton February 18th. 2ws