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SUPREME COURT UNITED SrATEs.--Feb. 3.-Pre-
sent as yesterday on motion of Hon. s. Beardsley,
Mortimer f. Delario, Esq of New York admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this On motion of
j. NJ Berrien Howet Cobb, Esq. of Georgia. admit
ted an attorney and counsellor Of this court No 4l.
Benjamin J. Knapp vs. Edmund Banks. In to the
Circuit Court u g. for the Southern District OF New York.
On motion Of Mr. Ogden this writ Of error was dismissed
for want ofjurisdiction No H. FRANCHISE F. Vidal ct al
Appellants The City of Philadelphia and Of
stephen Girard. The argument Of this
timed by Gen Jones for the appellants Adjourned till
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PHRENO-MNEMOTECHNY

THE MEMBERS OF PROFESSOR GOURAUD's
c i%se and
se.sd for the Of Il.
B.. he member. O. either Class psTtieu
ally aken las is will always be for best Of the
10 apsysr 70 the wishes Of several persons who have
iasute but they will be delivered ereuspeiy
or the npIo.cn Clsss 70 4lis.re
, OR Me,meTism.-Nie.,rs BROWN and PIKE will gave
il sssisfySs tue mos.
dP: a: 4. when Ia. h.
Tickets Is cents be had at the door Door. open 1t sx
o'clock, and Lecture to commence M7,i. i32tsec
x s: h sas ss.as:
sss;sa Ss' :f half :
sq!jec-Ths Preparation Of the Ag. for Social Reform.
s Of Il s' F st1 Rd 0s view Of the
10 deray expenses charge oil six cents wilt be made al the
K sSSsyZr il
po.s Delegates g he MsyoIsy Iqavsa!iGa
JAMES HILLYER. Secretary SI.ec
B0AakD In pklX a. r: rAMlLYIA ssa.lsmaa aud
with ON he'd ~ IN small private family
% sip.s FOR m sra or
OF private dwelling there no other bosrde's The
passing the door, the stunoa will be found
nent for gentlemen having business down References
exchanged Apply with real name aud address, TO box s
per Post flee. t33t"rc
| WORD To THE METERS OF OYSTER hOUs.
n ES-Eaying been the many have been
Iascally ed the keeper of Oyster House.
OF high prices have had to
drop few hints those engaged the business
wards breaking this conbinaticn Of boocho und who
and Be BY y.
oppressive at all hazards This suppose
aware is about by playing certain called
tickle me and will tickle you Iha, 70 say that Il ten
three shall matches their for sale
at regular stipulated prices and Is not to andese the
the list consequently end this system
Of fraud and imposition. Now ask the keepers OF Oyster
Houses If the i'll work 10 hours Of every "a
for their families this clique Of and bare faced
monopoiising conspatos for all BY saying,
and will Hence the remedy. Il easy
be wi those who have been in mirke several
days. with closed ha ches, Keep this imposition;
70 M be- hst ali ali
hei hate day they arrive the succeeding day far
hest provided there Tran the time of
vsl if this should b. complied with, will
pledge ourselves buy Of them when they do open We
do not pretend how much they ha charge for this
lily that No-let them charge 420 ,hous and il they
this will fly and the guam kst will always
guae the prices DO the buyer and seller thereby
equal chance both pares but the
damnable the that which resulted
| riot, and deserves no bettsr late.
Shout Others attempt teep th. Of fraud by
thar hey have play IL too long Prvete
of but OF many of the principal Oystemen
ss*ec sYNTAx
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state of Trade.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Ths market continues remarkably
steady There has been scarcely any variation in prices
for two weeks. Genesee Flour is held at 81 rs s73
sales at s. S3 Our supply is abundant with less than
three months of closed nayig alton before us.
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BAsks OF New jersey. JAN. 1913 AND JAN. 1914.

Totals s4ss62a $457.5so $6Gi.H $645, 7is
This shows increase in every department, particu
lary in the circulation and deposites The proportion
specie to the circulation is very good, being to
three.
The detailed report Of the United States Mint and its
branches for series Of years. presents the following
view -
ANNUAL AMOUNTS OF COLD FOR COINAGE DEposITED FROM
Mines uNIIEp STATEl
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o. Lieut.. Alexander T. Hoffman, Of the I'd re.
iment u s. Infantry IA native Of New York; died in st.
.Augustine on the 25th Jan.
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WEATHER IN FLORIDA cold weather it ap-
bears, has extended to Florida The Jacksonville
Tropical Plant says, the night of the 26h nit the
coldest weather ever experienced in Floridaice was
ormed to the thickness Of quarter of an inchu the
lore part Of the night there light fall of snow.
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AUCTION SALES.

AOO 1lOlN OA1GO.
Ia 1s1.s. r.. y = s.a A: :;1::sS
TUESDAY.
AT ny o'c'ocs in The Salts Room -.
s.s Of ws9ses PAT. one P.uo Forte ore splsntd
.a:s sd .sis. ;:' '0 o. '''''
and se. .aS S. and
20 srdSs and css .n
goods.
WEDNESDAY,
Large sale OF second hind and new forpurs Of al.
Ss.cltiop. e9mrrising raj variety articles in the
THURSDAY.
Marshall. s.eBs orss d he M s,is f0G
organ, and some furniture. N' ''NN"'''
e all sS;ns: viii
prompt IN this SST H;ds he ehsrxs solely Of
Ca REV ARD Gold Pencil Case o,. on the morning Of
s1 Ss 's sna To-
pa1 set in head On VIII en- the nt wsr- engraved
mi:et reward upon leaving it at $40 Washington
t. I. a Of ess H. teach
EssG. s"s required for complete education APy s
- STRESSES. AID Gs for Soa.ewess Also coachmea
s o Rsasy
'"'"'' 'fHYEt.NDERsoNs ORIGINAL Temperance cmc..
II Nassau street, John
Instrumentation M. Van Buren, Hon. b. f. Butler, Rev. 4.
n Bier subscribers one dollar quarterly fifty
cents % Gweodsec
CIRCULAR
1 nested with shes Office il the city Of New ork
has opened Office at No II Nassau street New York, for
the purpose Of serving all Legal Notices. Declarations,
Subpe in Oh Fos losing personal
Collecting Penis Sewing Distress Warrants and for
the transsctio, OF all sim lar business
refers the under
the Bar Of New York JOHN v. WEsTERVFLT,
Late Uader Sheriff Of the City and County Of New ok
New York, Jan !, 1874
REFERENCES
VIM Kent, Judge Of the First Circuit.
+ A. TslnadRe Fec rider of the City Of New Yoik
" The yus'ices Of the Superior Court
:. Jh' Judges tfthe Court Common Pleas
Edwarl sandf rd
,,,. Levi, ssadto,d, Assistant Vice Chancellor
Jese Oakley Esq Clerk of Superior Court Of New York
James Conner ESQ.,, Clerk Of the City County Of New
York.
Andre% Warner ESQ., Clerk frbe Court Of Common Pleas
James Whiting. Esq, District Attorney.
John Anthem, Esq
Charles ", onoI, Esq.
David Graham Esq.
Salem butcher. Esq.
Alexander Va son, Esq.
Graham Hoffman and BOsWorth Es1's
Y. BlatcNioid Esq.
Joseph Z. Hart E,q
Ard generally the tina State OF New
York ri lwi>sm
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE fa med and celebrated Pills. from PoruesI srs
perceive 70 be obtained In this country. See advertise
ment on the last column fourth pege. -. ~
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MILITARY BALL.
THE THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL
will take place at !amnany Hall. Wednesday Even
ing Feb, 7, 1884,
Tickets 81 be obtained Of John Games John ssrsst,
B. DAILY, % Broad st., w. Dominick, 10 O'eenwch ct
A. NJ sher., 1876 Fulton Wainrgh rs Spring c.
Lownsbery, aga Pearl st. do tF7ssc
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GRAND CONCERT
or VOCAL AND lNsTRUMkNTAL MUsIC-Apol-
the faithful worthy ADAM FECHt H. the isetotum Of
Phil armonc Societ
For this on musical talent Of the country
have volunteered their services.
Further particulars in future advertisements.
Tlctets 81 each.
Under the and auspices Of the following esutls
Sam. Ward, NC. Hill,
.. Hsggerty. Vim. schafenbuYy,
q. Van Baur, II. Ortr
9. Won Blankensteyn, F. w. Roster,
Rob't l.. Ste vens, e.. F. Hover,
A Stolar A. Reif &c &C.
Jas. l.. Hewitt, Il stsec
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CURAcoA-Schr Ontuio-l77 bds goat skins Fauk Son
57 hides zoe pieces hachwood y72 fusc barrels old
copper 1913 bundles skins 9978 pieces wood Boomer
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Foreign lmportatlOns

Passengers Arrived.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Caroiine-Messrs r. Lanning, g Du
4 Bo, inRton, Goodman r Butt r-3 in the
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Or RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TUKE for the radical cure Of primary secondary Sy
philis This powerful Alternative has entirely taken the
place ofmercury among the regular medical practtion
ers II is composed othe most strengthening and purify
ing vegetable medicines and always give additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venereal faint in their SYSTEM
mercural disease should this powerful alternative
without delay Sold in single bottles 81 each-n cases
OF hall dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts
OF the Union. Office Of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, % Nassau street.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
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TO PRINTERS.
EOR sALE--Tws founs Of Type, Mjnion and Noppsris,
which have bsea assd On the New York Herald Apply
q ths o@cs, ~
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GREAT RoBBERY.-On Wednesday night, the
reet entered by thief or thieves who opened
e iron SAFE and took thererom Ia post notes of the Cit
ems Bank of $500 each due LIST April iS43 letter and
post notes bank Of $500 each due LIST Feb ls43
etter c. and numbered $50. COS and 606 post notes
ne same bank OF 500 each, letter c. Nos ll6 l62 los
3d. H. payable LIST Feb l843 with two coupons of
ttached to EACH $3.50 in Municipal notes $500 gold
md silver and $500 in Citizens Bank notes. reward
$3.50 offered for the apprehension of the thief
hieves.-N o. Tropio jan 26.
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AMEIIICAN elUSEUm.

EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Day " IL r. aimited same evening FREE
IL UNPRECt DENTs p ATrKACTIONs.--Pnlor
centfcities. bv DR.. VALENTINE
Wonder al Elucidstion Of tn. science of ANIMAL MAG.
NETlSM with 9umeou: aud lushabe expemscts, BY Pro
Es or Smithsop, +. X. 9. 8
Celebrated Comic Malanae, by Mr. aud Mrs WESTERN
and Mr.. 7. q. BOOTH-Mrs Wrstsrns 6rsr Appearance.
thuesr verti.emen the Of em,usnt per-
formers Of Pek by the Young Wa.a Of the North Syror
FRANCISCO.
Yarkee Courship, by MIS-. ana Mr.. W EsTERN.
Hurry up them Cakes" and other Comic Songs. byT q.
II G SHERMAN. the beau, orl Ballad sirs.r. and LA
ALBlNO BOYS few days To- ger.
The GiPskY QUEkN tAe most surprsug Fortune Teller
IN the world be privately lied regarding
Past, Pres nt aud Flu ure Eveats.
Performances. ever, evening At o'clock, and Wednesday
and ~alurfay afternoons at 3 o'clock
cke % tents-ebidren under l2X TWEEN
.hve cents extra for private consultations with the 0psey
Queen.
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SCOTS BAZAAR,
T0EY STREET, Numter ~. between Broadway and
~ Greenwich SANDS 81 OFT returns his most siecere
thanks to his friends and the public at arse for the be
support received since he the above house and hopes
by the stric attention To N t cootinu, tnereof
he qua tiles of his Ae4, Wines Liquors AID Cigars,
too ., need comment.
assortment If Blreshents to be had all hous
until ~ at night, sachas-
Ret Steaks, Poachsd Eggs, Sardines
Mutto- Chops Cold Ham, Buckwhest Cakes
Frisd kidneys, Cold Cornd Beef, coffee and Tea,
Ham and Eggs, PichIea TONGUES, WEIGH Ra ebts, &c.
Dohlin Browu-stopt always drspght
good Disne OF Roast Boiled Meas for shicg
~ day from 10 ihIee o CLOGS.
Fapiles Supplied the best Sroch and Irish Whskev
No house better supplied with English Irish scotch, Wei
and city Papers Always the iasst possible by the
STEAMERS
Good Rooms Cor Private Parties. Clubs, Meeting, and Re
erenees. f23msec
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY g.
rived.

SUN SETS. ......, 90 Hros wATER......... IL
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o. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared BY the College of Medicine and
recommended and prescribed by the first medical practi
TONERS Of the CITY, for all debility produced either
by secret indulgence or excess OF any kind detrimental
to the constitution It is an invaluable remedy for impo
tence sterty or barrenness unless depending on NAL
formaon) and will be found highly beneficial in all com
plants arising from debitated state of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 EACH Of half dozen SIS
carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College 95 Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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GRAND CONCERT, :,
BY PALMO'S LATE COMPANY, =.
ATCONCERr HALL, on Monday EveDiIg. Feb. Mh az
s-who respectfully inform and the public ne
they will have the honor Of Grand Concert
above gaSe On Monday evening The company consists Of
MISS BRUCE NM ~ NCH, me
PROGRAMME. csc
PART |.
Opening Chorus.
l. '. blessed MonlrE, from Fra Dlavolo, by the Company
song-Columbia, the land that we love. Mr. Lynch
B. 3d. 60 he Emerald Isle MIS- sharpe
D. Chorus Dung Low Trumphana Smil,ns,
from rbare de Sevigiio by the (,oupaev
g. Sopg-N orab the PRIDE OF Kildare, Mira Phillips
l. Snng-Ni aniac, Mr. kneass
Sepk-Not married yet,.. :. Miss Bruce
3 Bong N NJ am Tel, Mr holaan
T. New Comic Duet (6sr tme) Mrs Shape md Miss Brace
IL. Chorus-From the Opera Cinderella-Nsw
with grief no longer bending. By the Conway
Duet and Invisible Chorus by Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Holman,
r and Company
,. Balad-NorAh Mac Shane, Nh Lynch
Song. hy d'sir'-Old Ann Chsir,. -. Mrs. Phillips
>. Sanx-The Horn OF Chase, Mr. Holman
g. Chorus-J he Old Jaw Bone By the Company
T. Duet comic-Tuds Lol DOL by Mrs SHARPE and Knsass
Mr. kavanrh
10. Du,t comic Miss bruce and Knsass
III. Chorn Go night. AID may each morning bring Z
he nth TO ur patrons, we sIug.
" oS open at half 6Concer at half
pnt7 piecseiy
Tiokeu 1 q epts. to be had At the door. sssrrc
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ndered. She might have been disabled in gale, and
en- about for or months, without having been fallen
yith before she went down. There was once case
eiy vessel was disabled. and drifted about for 8
nths before she was fallen in with.
Mr. j. r. lNGERsoLL spoke very feelingy In behalf OF
officers and seamen Of the navy; officers OF the mer-
ant service had opportunities of making large profits by
culations; the others had only aduy to perform and
mere pay. He hoped the House would at one and the
me time, by passing this BILL do act Of justice, and
hibit feelings Of liberality to the navy
Mr. MDowrLL also spoke very eloquenty in behalf Of
Navy. The governments faith was pledged to pay
is sum to the relatives. Formerly the amount saved
pm the prize money fund was sufficient this had been
uandered by mprovden legislation; and the duty
Congress to replace that fund. lie liked economy but
EN- he liked to see it exercised in proper manner and
| proper objects.
The Bill was then passed by the Committee without
nendment The Committee then rose and reported the
I'LL to the House.
Mr. CAVE JOHNSON then moved to exclude brothers and
tsrs" Of those lost in tho Grampus from receiving any
thi. money This was carried, So TO 81
Mr. FRrcK then offered amendment to include brothers
I'd sisters who orphans But before the vote was
ken, the House had adjourned.
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Ar FOR LIVERPOOL-Tbe New Liue Regular
I'm Packet 2ist F,bru The n-rsrior New York
x43k. buitt packet ship HOCHEsTER, Jsbn Br ton.
master 900 tons burben will sail as above her regular day
For freight passage, having very superior accommoda
clip, or 70 WOODhOLL MiNLUhNb,
The ,upsor packet ship Hottnsuer Ira Burnley master;
io5e tons bunsu, will succeed he Rochater, and ssh
hSr regular day, afst March. m&
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DOCTOK CORBLTT-May be consulted coufdentially at
- Office, No Duane doois FRI nathan
slrsngr are respectfully irfot"ed tat pr Cortiu
Der OF the OF tn o New fork aud he
,rclus' ely coon,d HIS ae'ce from being general the
treatment Of ceftA cls-s of dees eleven
the city OF New Yrk) which engage, his cutie enoa
The annss Medicine 90 rot I'd greater !.
tie foun his psc,ce The Decor cautions fortunate
the Of NJ ha is of victims
Rec mt cases lew d-ys repovej entirely fom
ten .e that jud,couy treated by leg Iy
qsahsd aud no, BY geend'r and qustss r are several
OF them IN the city feronx attic cd with acted spd inve
rste casts need DESPAIR Of teng restored health BY APP
plying TO DIR Corhitt practice yf many has esabsn
ed the Doctors repust for skill srd repecsbi '!y STRIFE
ues entase the Doctors ptofouud aren't medicine may
b. hd to prevent certain disease any Of its for~s
r. imsec
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THEATRICAL NOTICE.
TINHE CHATHAM THEATRE will open on or about the
10th Mach Ali Applications Tor psdl
will receive imu edae ateaton dvcted w s. Dsverna
Proprietor. M. Scott Acting Manager Boz y32 Postoce
New foIh The proprietor OF his agent si b: und 81 his
Office the Theatre between the hours of 10 and
attend all business relative to the opening During he
The Theatre will be ssiy redece rated and
ndng the comfort of the Of this fayoe essbsh
nett w. b. DEVtkNA,
j3l tire Prop ietoY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PALmOs \: X, OPERA HOUSE.
att Perfornance 70 CONNIE &c 1t Ssi past o" w"
IMMENSE sucCE S. OF TPURITANI
soSS.as: :s si; he &: performance will
As1 Which. .ssoas Ne. York Il. Fa ,sG 1s
E,ie. ros sidASsA soRoHx.s
sir fi:I:rd. sMi .jsssS
LORD LORD M TrsT Wilton .iss: sE f Nave.
e. E;- Bruno 4 sssss .. ST.: zzss :;s::
TIL. whole under Oh. cGi::s: a:s sss. vALrrLLsA
e p 1.s Il i. ssS Ssls M:ii "a
Sc I :::i
III ::I: sss Sc ST. 'MSr X Sig
and others NJ I'h 3 L, ;sx;S sesa'rySy
Be. oace open from 10 to O'clock for ob,ainng tickets
for nave 'ssa %sss Leave tSmS:
.ssaasy on the close p'OmiIet', running fir . 1'a
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CInCUS.
CONDUCTED BY II ROCKWELL o. n. STONE.
MONDAY EVENING Nh, Feb $ .sror~.ness TO commence
' voan, s.' Ssa sas Medea: % Ss
Gusrth GUSTAV fGs'issf r GREAT.
niTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING February 5-Ths performances, viii
THE s' sTSens SAC
Followed by
JOHN OF PARIS.
TO conclude with
THE SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN.
TkXON's INDEPENDENT AmEsICA1
| CIRCUS.
| BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE.
| Boxes Is cents; PIT lax cents.
| - BENMFIr OF MIR MOSsOP.
MONDAY EVENING E,brus,y3-The performances will
commence with Grand Entree
After which
Of Equestrian Acts Fes If St1enEth
Dances, Fees the slack and Tight Ropei sc.
To be followed by the
SPRITE OF THE SILVER SHOWER.
Follow ed by
THE VIRGINIA SEhENADERS.
To conclude with
UNFORTUNATE JEREMIAH
AMERICAN MUSEUm
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On EASY. FopG,T THEY Are ON.-DAY,s Flint

CO EASY. FOPGtT THEY ARE ON.-DAY'S Finst
~ Premium Shet r. Over with his new Haste Sci
bssdes be ny durst
perfectly apted the Boot and Psns that the
ART forgst has over-shoe all 30 wnss
~ other that whocver examiEss them will
iy give eeence They will completely do away
the
Warhouse Is Maiden lane Broadway Those whs
want Day. Over shcs should remember No rs.
IFE PREsEkVEtS AND JACKETS The bet art.
ured in The u tied States Ordrrs for the Mouth
West and North tie pesst ssye hY
the nsnuactu or. HORACE II. DAY, rs Maidsa lane.
70 IN
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re- 25SS als
a Ia; correct nnSwsage q ,hs Boot sh Ls he, and
or for rs Coed
Office will meet with Prompt attention. j2s i~s 2woss
man ys aH9 shd n a% r "a es,es a%y re.
WIZ az i S.. ai @' must o. "0'f'' S%e
T. NGLIsB PoTAT0Es-T The packet hip Oxford just
,apeo, qualify having expressly this
: sold III f. t"'
OUILLs AND STEEL PENs-ses 600 oaill;, selling of
i ss y SSs q: !:
"''s. a
TOBACCO FOR sEGARs.-A lot OF pnms Wrapping
spanish Tob,ceG / burn; v.!y white and of eIcllsn
sG1 A'' line s. so"ss s.
MONEY TO LEND
A BRAHAM = JAGKSON, fawnbroker. No. SO Reade
on .i %a Dry
Wearing Apparel and personal property &c 90 svs de-
T'aE ATTENTION OF HOUsEK EkPERs and Other.
f'I hT T. I ls S~anf from Germany and
being des rogs 10 return shortly Offers n. cswg article.
5S an. whit.
10 Napkins, d. do do
DO Towels, do 10 do
DO nd de'ert Nerkn, brown half brown and white
Bel field linen cambria Hdkfs.
larg Of Needles, Of every description, Of
thu best manu- iactne.
Dealers as well as retail customer will find greatly
their aavant call and these Linens
opportunity for superior goods low
prices,
Call or few weeks ony) No Sixth avenue between
aud O'Clock. Il steod.e
MRS. CARROLL's Old Established M-iicated vspN
WI eah, ., Couaadt street ha, been for upward. Of Is
used with much sudden colds sheu
It's chronic diseases Of The liver dyspepsia sgue and f
inueBZi ctoup bronchitis sweliog or the glands
P-ss scarlet vver &c. Sulphur Vapor Baths be h,d 1t
Ill times by giving hours notice In addition above.
Mn G. IS prepared To admni,ter Iodine oth'r subm
ing bath the case may require is idea alsely entertained
by that there danger Of taking cold after the oa
Vapor Bath the effect however is contrary properly ad.
n,tered hund Of testify Open from
eel ,ck the morning ill o'clock night Porsbe Va
Baths sent to any part Of the city Brooklyn Bath
Tubs for hire J3i iwrrc
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr. BARTON. (pup,l Of the iste e; Nichoson) rsrses
1A July begs that IL is his intention give
sruccn Flute Mr. Barton pfoi-ssss teach secor
d to the method pursued by the celebrated Charles
Nicholson.
and particulars application may be made Signor
Godone Music Store Broadway and Mr. Stoda Plan oforts
mapr'actory. Jf7 lmsN