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The New York herald., 1844-12-19
SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
TO BEAUTlFY, DRESS, CLEAN AND SOFTEN THE
HUI MAN HAIR,

FOR THE Low PRICE OF THREE SHlLLINGs.
READEk we sell three shilling bottles that you may knsy
expect buy u than
the following qualities t will force the hair grow any
part where nature intended hair grow falling off
scnr or pand and make light red Or grey hair grow dark
indeed the most economical article made for The
hair 1t cheaper than the trash called hair oils and it will
other article made.
Soldprcc shllings bottleat sign Of the Anne
can Eagle 90 Chatham street. New York; 3s Fulton STREET
Brooklyn; State Ledger Buildings Phade
phia: and Pease Broadway, Albany n2 im~ec
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discovered that his colleague would not consent to
20 the full extent with him in the correction Of
these evils. He (Mr. Az was not satisfied in cut
ting off the mere branches OF this obnoxious tree,
bur was going TO strike at the very root Of the
evil. (doubtess by extending the term ofresidence
to q years. i was not by the cutting Of l,s me
branches that anything practical salutary couio
be effected. Mr.. A said he was sorry that MS
friend (Mr Merrick) who sat behind his colleague
had not proved more cordial ally Ia the measure,
Tue gentleman from New York lMr Foster) had
also declared against the extension OF time; and
Mr.. A. scored him for his Willingness 10 admit
the oiscourngs OF Europe, not merely TO the ordl-
nary rights Of property, bur to asslmilate readily
with our political institutions. Mr.. Archer con-
cluded by declaring that If Congress did not soon
take this subject OF amending the naturalization
laws into serious deliberaiion, the people them
selves would take the matter into their own hands.
Memorial referred.
"a late American Republican periodical has
portrait OF Mr. Archer, fronting its title page. We
afraid that this and other delusve atteries
beguilins him into incompatible and non-come-a at.
able visions of the Presidency. Hence his zeal
against foreigners. His speech to-day was fun 10
Foster and Dickinson, Buchanan and Allen.
quIry into the expedlency OF granting compensation
TO the owners OF The schooner Select, which came
into collision at sea with the U. s. Ship Mlssis-
slppi, August, 1872
Several bills were ordered to an engrossment,
which will be noticed on their passage
Mr. BATEs reported bill to refund an ascer-
tanned balance due the State of Massachusetts
Illinois to impose tax on public lands hereafter
sold within her limits, from and after the day Of
sale.
Mr.. MILLER reported a bill for grading and
paling public square 249 in Washington city. Read
and referred.
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B IL TT WIS
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
OF Writing.
y E;-OrDNINO Ma RRIsrowE WRrrrro and SHonr.
n HAND ACADEMY for pupils xGrs, EVEN
No 1856 BRoADwAY tbegsen Maiden Lane and Liberty a)
MR. BRIsTow respectfully announces his New
York from London and Boston, where he with the
brilliant
Mr. D. all persons of AGE, supe-
rior hand writing,
In TWELVE EASY LESSONS y!
matter how LE6iBLE, cRAMPED, defective their
writing be.
To LADIES, who daily from II he impars
delicate and flowing STYLE pleasing elegant recherche
and lady .he.
To GErrLEMEN he communicates an expeditions and
mercantile hand and sty adapted for
every occupation o life
NB1Additiona Lessons give, free Of extra charged if
vs. Mr.. b. can be from to A. M, or rstosP.M
q 3. . & 2~ POl~ir
n SHORT amusing and useful art taught by
Mr.. B. in l2 lessons
N.B-vBIrgRs in New York take a Of Writing
in days! MA ims rrc
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NOTICE,

H.. PARKER, 60 Duane street, between Broadway and
a. Elm for the sale Of valuable Oil Paintings,
rorcesins and Antqgtie. ha. just received per ship Psn
Of the Flemish aud Dutch schools elegant japan acqueed
Porcelain Of the richest kinds old Dresden Prcean Groups.
century grandeur equal thing imported this
fore those who wish enrich their collections. onamenng
their parios. will find their interest to call and examine
and Judge for themselves Ladies particularly invited to
view this spendd collection.
At hcrne from 10 A. NJ tli s P. M. o22 3mendsrc
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M EDlC l. A DIV &c +

PRIVATE DISEASES
THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the sup
preston Of 9ackery contnue to direct their particular
to all diseases Of private nature, and con-
fdentiy promise to persons requiring medical treatment
safe and permanent without injury to the constitution OF
confinement from business nvads particularly requested
make application the College the first appearance OF
thus avoided One Of the members Of the Coege for many
connected with the principal hospital IN Europe for the
Of those complaints attends for CONSULTATION daily from
A. NJ to7P. M.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNvALiDs.-Per.on'
living the country and finding nconveuient to make per
sona application forwarded them chest containing
all medicines radical By stating their
explicitly together with all sympous of contraction
and received eewbsrs snY and ENCLOSING g. post
ce and Consultine Rooms % the CoIlege % Nasaau at
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF FSAHsAPAKILLA,
" thrrTAN the ~. orb College
Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor tie suppression Of
sessns all purifying qualities and cureye powers of The
above herbs confidently recommended t the College
6nely superior Of before
the public, and be relied on as ce a'n remedy for all
disers Of the blood such
scrofu saltrheum, rng-worm blotcbes pmpes ulcers,
the JOINTS nodes eIupons liberated
disease from the secondary effects Of
syphilis . inudcious OF mercury
Sold IN single Bottles at 70 cents each
:. in cases Of half dozen Bottles. $3.50
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union
~ B-A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
Once OF the College, % Nassau street.
dlorc w. S RiCHARDSON. NJ. D.. Aren't
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Foreign merchants and exporters nfomru that PARIS Life
Pills in French. German Spanish and Portuguese
wrappers with books and testimonials the language
Il. KOBERTS s. Co, Propretors.
d5 lmsrc M Futon street
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nOCTOR EVANS, No. II Peck slip, Water street,
- New York, has been than forty the
cessu practice Of physic and particularly in curing
eectly) those desperate Of
secret disease glee old obstinate ulcers the throat
&c by NAL practice. This city inundated with all
kinds OF vendors make matter how they
all great physicians, you believe their long putting adver
sements, and forged cercateswitou regular diplomas.
1t is Of the greatest for the unfortunate choose
experienced physician Dr. the oldest and most experienced
this city his pactcs great his astonishng even
after they have been expelled the Hospitals as nc.rable His
and be convinced His charges most reasonable and all
guaranteed. die it%rrc
NELPEAU'5 SPECIFIC PILLS FOR TIE RADICAL
cure Of gonorrh9 glee seminal all moco.
puruent discharges from hes. pills, the result Of
Hospital de u srte in Paris
PRONOUNCED by their ceebrsed nvenor Pr ssor Xspea9
inable remedy for all diseases OF urehra They effect
much shorter time than any othel remedy without
utng the BREATH dsageeng with the stomach confinement
fro business Price, 81 box Sold the College OF Medi
w. g. RICHARDSON. NJ. D.. Agent.
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JET AND FANCY BEAD GOOUS.
THE subscriber has recently received from of the frs
houses Pars, new aud select assortment of LADIES'
ead.ornamen for balls and sorees Comns Breast air
ins, Necklaces, Bracelets Of kinds Seal aud Veye
Bags new style OF SATIN buttons aud Pima. i'm.
G5s Daguerreotype Plates, &c for sale.
4. HEN Importer
dG lmsTc 10 and 20 Liberty st., up stairs
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A G A K d.


DOCTOR II. CHR. BRANDT, educated at the Universi-
ties Of Chrsana and Paris has the honor Of introducing
himselfo the czensof New York and its vicinity. IL may
suffice e say that Dr. has praetsed medicine and surgery
has been visiting the Medical Faculties Of London and Paris.
have the best Of medicine and his prescriptions
nously prepared Dr. b. has engaged with Mr. KG,
who well known 20 the College Of Pharmacy the city Of
New York. Office 43 Greenwich street. corner OF Canal.
n24 lmsm
pICORD's ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE pen.
IL mdnent Of primary secondary syyhis vnsel
ulcers nodes ora compliant Produced Wy use
yenerea remaining their should
this powerful purifier without delay consider
himself safe after having thvenerea disease without thorough
cleansing the system with t justly celebrated alterauye
Sold single bottles 81 half dozen al 10;
carefully packed to all the Union Sold at The
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau st.
w. y. RICHAR OSON. NJ. d.. Agent
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-NOTICE TO
~ Sealed Proposals. will be received
by the undersigned until the twenysixh instant for
tion and Masonry Of portion fifteen mies Of the line
between Mdetown and Port Jrvs in the Of Orange,
embracing the Dep Cut at ehawangunk Summit.
Plans and roes will be exhibited and given by
H. L. Seymour the office OF the company Piermont after
the l2th inst.
The undersigned will require the satisfactory security
for the performance Of the work. and the right Of
jecng all propositions which appear incompatible with
the interests ,f the company.
f. LORD, President N. Y. and +. r. H. Co.
NEW YoRK, lee. Sd, 1914 d6t25 2awrrc
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RAKN,HILLs RAK.Nn,HILLs iNDELIBLE INKEThs .upsn9nty q IN.
dugg.s and Of b- article in Phadephaa large
Number oil have already reed it, be by their
and hsys pronounced superior to any Other
The whole process Of marking may completed
minutes, midnight, il desirable.
IL called BamhillS ndelble Ink after the Christian
Of one Of % who Invented and for sals
~ POTTS. LINN X HARRIS,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 7l3k Marke. street, Philadelphia.
Trom tie United States Gazette Of March lsthy
Market above 5 and have :as among
ty indelibe II will by s beauty and the simplicity Of is
commend itself TO the regard of those who like
mark their apparel and would like that mark and
plain. 8l
(From the Editors Of the North American of March Iot)
lNDELIBLE lNgWt have tried oS Bamhilrs ndei.bls
Ink aud chserfuy recommend il 70 all those wishing mari
on linen or cotton runs freely and previous p,o
partition 1t for sale by Messs Potts, Linn Harris, No
fl9k Masket street.
(Copy of an advertisensnt Of April lsth.)
BARrHiLLs lNpELBLE Kyust received supply of this
celebrated Ink and having tested thoroughly prepared
Aiso-Dmgs, Medicines, kaints, Acids Dye stuns var
sshes s<c. &c. which wh be sold the mos. reasonable
terms, by ALEXANDER HARPER,
Wholesale ID. nEgist Market II. above 18th.
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SALESMAN ,WANTED-One perfectly acquainted with
- the Lace and Embroidery other apply
dit ssm s1s Broadwav
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To THE LADIES.

THIS new Instrument for he radical cure Of
Prolapsus Uteri OF Falling Of the Womb,
by external application, suruseding, the use
u the objsctiona! Pessary, il confidently re.
perfect restoration to health, il never having
failed Of performing cure. even under the
most aggravated circumstances:
The Supporter has attained very high
eh,r,c,~v ~ h.u,ope Al we'll AZ in this country.
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CR.
lsiO.--By cash advanced Tor making expert.
ments for coast and harb Dor defence,
by torpedoes. -.
isi4.-By cash advanced on contract to tit
out steamboats,, Gas per contract,)...
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NAfhr.5b rNiL nnDUJeIr-In n. aunscr,n.r, n,
rauced tnsn Engrsss prices all small packages Of law
md other d0cumsnu nom 80 cents per
from this city 70 Buffalo and nterrnsIats ponts Aiso
through Wells Co.'S Express from Buffalo TO Ccaro A. d
at rofnts the Lake. - s
su1 klvIE63TOE. WELLS n poMruay
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WHEAT-2ooo bushels prime IIlinois Wheat landing er.
ship Genese. rom New OrleaIs and for sale IN lois To
'uI aib paren"se"by Il. X. COLLINS GO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
MEDICINES.
CnnrurPN RAIN.

,,,r,r PEST, SfFDrcfNE EVER USED for Consumption
CouChS Coils ard al Affections ~ us inT, ISL, f,,,r
jyer &c IN testimony OF 'rhlch " So H 'yhete the
nan! odd: ST Principal Depot, eH BfoHd"ny
soe ,.sds M inham % Bawey Dr; k,rz ~ Gana: m Rr
LLOYD No. Prince p & y san'f III fnon S II a Potter.
Dr. CoveI corner Sullivan and Prince ees
W Wood Harlem, m SIcDouah yyEsH,ssnrshIh Ih,S Ssi
Seha $ FusR 9sa.;k R'9SfTRR f Res Pacl;Sa. & E%G.iS
Iy;. ,y; i,naicr Ii Andrew Trunx. Schsnecafy y.
j. + Warner Co. ttca Gort9nI " NeI 6. Troy Ia.
TLi,,Io i Wi,itnsr Buffalo, James CosEe- haI fe
Bes;.nui Mass L Casswc, Lockiort,N n LaIi 10
sence Hanr Snra;oEa Sprng p AenIO perl r. Re1
nnsar VI Philip Root: Co,persioHn GseSe; III d. ~ "
wilson PouShseepss, NY: : bufinrame' No''' '''''''
Mas. p,,,r,,-, e,i Ipp. Is4,
Mesy-s SHEerr Co: Geutlemen-tor Two yesT, na.e -
been uerns from, severe pain IN ny ,ds egnGm s me la
OF nv lungs and chest, Ny RhyscIan ironnea M, ci. 10
20 The Will OF my Heavenly Father and at me nov
friend recommended your SOUTHERN 6AtA as, -. ~
three days could s; well all r'cht sno ny io,' .5
soon restored and am now gaming rupoiy m 500 %
weight The benefit have .ecei's nom !ouI -,
no, BE- expressed can confidently recHnmenu IL !" A ~
,resSed with cough. pain the lun-s or chest a,
' Schem--h street
consder your SOUTHERN BALM has resore my daughter
s.,ob N Wilson 70 health ELIzAsZTH WILSON.
~ ~ Navyst 1ear Myri!c-st- BrooSlyn
Ns sryorr Co: For years have beer suffering grsst
ai from m affection of the liver. and was tod tF iy pny
ear that my Only hope change OF climate All seaaH
yo,r Southern iau, has restored ne To perfect henI,l
Ss,b lIe,rb 1874 < RogERTs. 10 9th Avenue
Nesrs SHEcrr ca: (ientemen- have been ions tiIne
stfr with an affection OF the lungs. and voleat cous1
which almost deprived me OF rest W. III Eoi frri
Staples Ford, Bowey, knowing some wo:ie, I e'.
by rour Southern Balm, bottle when mas
my health confidently recommend y 70 III i 81 en,e
5Ih Ami 1874. Mo ON ih
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson g. Co.'S Celebrates
N4L,PIrsN pa NAfEA

T,yps Hedcn. compounded solely vegetable matter.
free from atul:eraOn and warranted Tree rom any e
siocs In An individual snrely afflicted with UICEEAlED
SROFULA. and VINO has bee under me treatment o mo
ust eminent physicians the United states for eight
ithou; the least apparent hope OF restoration 70 he.i &
was by them ncunbe but who alter taxing ne
aboye named medicine for FIVE weeks restored TO perfect
health That medicine hrs been sold with unprecedented sue
dance with drecuons effect perfect cure o te iq9TnS
dteases to wt:-SALT RHEyiM, SGROFuLA, UtbGER- Utbnia
AAJ AJER sgE2FghA V ghArhtG hh3SfSTls
CifRONfC RHEUMATISM. PILES, ERySlPE,iI;;AAs, SIP,
BiLEs, ,SCURVY; CHRONIC SORE EYE x BL0T,CaEgSi, ,L
CCttMTtANEous CtMTtAlNlEo Us DISEASES OR PAINS or il, CESS
GRiSiNGF FROM AN iNJUDlCIOuS USE OF MERCURY
Or AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD: The eilca-
eEuneated and its effect, try astonishing Only ta-
bic spoonful be taken By adult each morning before
nc which usually produces tonic effect while TN most caes
also gentle caharc. increasing me appee eno
general health the patient causing all ucerated sores to DIS
charge prorSsy and producing an eectua atesse
ohe whole syster purifying and producing perfect sceon
uftna blood. ~
Persons while taking t. rhould refrain from the use OF al
stimulating drinks Gr hghy seasonsd t9od FoI te
Obtained Al wh2esae Of IBQlSi q; IaIhnA%s Io.l!s
York end at 10 Astor House ITO. 4S and "a Broadway
corner Broadway and Chambersstsss No. = tront;seSl ~
NO. ~ W. M ssd aaaon ana and nd 3 s"Ms Ma
Hudson No 500 No. is7 and ls Greenwich
street No. liz and g Cherry No l Wakerstree
No. $ Calarne-strse Noa So and All peaiLstIeet no h4
BToofIyn, j. W. Smith. corner Of Fulton and Cranberry
streets and Wm. Bngroye Sqpre's Buldn corne; w
DR.. " B. Lockrow No. 81 Bsavert: Chiffon Buildings,
Gessrl WholeqIe and Retail Agent for Absny, c,,o,,
'''''''-'- G. COLBY. No. 35l Pear-.treet. N. Y.
Instructions fo tskng the article. and great number o Ger.
tfcaes and testimonials be and obtained any OF
ths above placas. MA eodlm IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22


MISS MARY MURDOCH ELLIOTT.
BY J. AUGUSTUS SHEA.
/ DREAMED last nigh; an Angel came 10 NE
With smiles OF holiness and looks of love,
Where truth and beauty and tranquility,
Such rs the Gospel tells us dwell above,
Were shining with a;spendor softly bright,
That fascinates aud soothes III undazzied sight.
The face was such as seldom we behold,
And then in childhood childhood fair,
When rosy health and beauty, both, enfold
Lips, cheeks and eyes in magic atmosphere.
Sublimed by pure in,elligence-the mind
Encirclipg them-ss precious things enshrined.
Methought we'll remembered | bad heard
OF fair child, whose life, two sumners's long,
Was like the visit Of some beauteous bird
That 6lls the woodland with SURPRISING song
But while we listen, raptured with its iay,
Expands its wings Of light and hies away.
Words far more faithful than the Painters skill
Had pictured her 10 me-her soul, intense
With innate knowledge, waiting on her will,
Looking or speaking its intelligence
Her brow like moonIt marble when the air
Declines mid heavon and earth one cloud 10 bear
Her cheeks like spring-time roses looking out
From alabaster vases, and her mouth
Lovely alike in smiles or playful pout,
And eyes like starlight in the sparkling South,
And hair that caught in wandering ringe,s bright,
And gave, while ii reflected, life to Light
All these well remembered in that dream
And, gazing on the Angels face thought
That Memory, smile by smile and beam by beam,
The features Of the child before me brought,
And my mind felt I was shs-the young and fair,
Whom words, with breathing truth, had pictured
there.
Now, in nay waking faith that such things are
That children like that child are only given
To be TO US as Bsthlehem's guiding star
A promise and monitor from Heaven
cauno, waive the truth that il was she,
Who in that dream last night appeared to me.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

AR ut Por Praya, Sept a6 OhO Kide Saem 18Th. Fran
4, Cadis, Sept il. bark Georgia OTIS 70, Norfolk. lnOt
Bath ldg.
An Moneyideo previous TO Sepsls bark John Carver,
Aug n.
AT s. Thomas, Oc, 81 bark Mandarin, Coley. from New
port W dsg bng w Clifford, Comery, I'm Barbados. fo'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22

nLUMBERS! PLUMBERS! PLUMBERs!-rhe sub
sctber would call the attention ot Plumbers ano the pub
lie TO perfect article of Tin Pia:ed Leaa Ppe, Eanucu
I'd by an entirely tor which he has this month
cured letters Punt which plates the pipe the inside with
an even perfect plate OF pure Tia.
Having attained great perfection The method OF manuiact
urios an plating Lead Ppe he enabedi offer this peo!
article at the same price charged for common pipe
o warranS the Pipe mnSufacured ny him not 10 GCTt OF
split free from all flaws, scales other pe.iec.cn5 and OF
perfectly uniform thickness;
h,o oa hand large STOCK OF unnned CrotoI ald County
Pine which can be examined al ths mcnuisctoy, M West
ttreet or at Johnsoa Brothers. 81 Water &. ~
AIS sfpr h. W. itj~Hhh
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Inner POLICE Office. /.
Coroner,s Office.

Found Dropned.-rhe body Of an unknown man
,ra, found to-day IL the East River a the foot of I'd street
lie hnG dark hair short whsker and was clad green baze
roundabout, drab vest white muslin shr black cotn tIo
se outside and black bombazne trowses under the-aso
shoes. The Coroner called TO hold m inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
Court OF Common Pleas.


John King vs. VIM. Hathaway Action which
sa, tried bete when the jury could agree It
coyer 1850 {es slD padl for Dr.. King, attending Miss Sa
ran Hathaway daughter of Capt H. the defendant. New
Redfod where Mis- II. had gone vls and afflicted
With ST. V,uss dancs The treatment partly by Mesmer.
sm Dr. X attended her Is months. Verdict this forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-22
LEGAL.

TN PURSUANCE au order of the Surrogate of the County
sssS AffeGy % 9
Chy Of NewYo Clerk deceased present The with
f. Isins, No. 80 washington street the City Of New
Y3Ik, or before the thirty fn day Of March neit
II i aT s SUSAN i4 M S1 Sf1sssi ISM
SHERIFF s4lEBy virtue Of several wits of fer facau
= to me directed and delivered will expose ior sale.
the vestsue of the City Hail. all the right io and interest
which Frederick Bearns had the 9th day of January.
1874 my time afterwards. III whose hands
be- Of m and 10 all he lots pieces pncels OF
fS foaesnh % W@r Of the Gig Of New Yak. yiSg ON The
snuihery de nf Prince street and known as No ~ D. g and
point feet ncbo on the south ensiey Of
Pnce and Mots rnnlg thence in IN eastery direction
en-. thence souhey direction along the line Of tho ad
lot and parallel with My ol feet the uohery line
street and pare Prince. 3 feet 2nches thence norhs
y ana AZ rEh, angles with the ssd ast mentioned line and
Of beginning No 2 commencing nj 10 ieei inches
running thence ia an easry direction along Prince "a
feet 3 ot SGow2 as q No. thence lunnHy sonE The SS SSs
inches To known as No 2iO Mot .iree ,rmey owned By
George Bowen thence we:tery q feet Sgehs' the
in norhery directon ard pate Mo,t street lis it,
inch to Prince street sIresId The pnse of beginning Nc.
street 3 feet inches from the south corner Of Pnpcs
and Me es and u 9nsag thence il m 90 ees!ey direction
parallel Mott .eet lb inch to lot row snown as
lot No 80 Mott street formerly owred by George Bowen.
thence westerly q feet inches along The norhry liz ofad
lot No 20 10 lot No 30 Prince street thsnce IN norhery d.
recton aad pafae with Mott ~ se, chss Prince
street aforesaid The place rf beginning. Nc 90 coumsbcink
and running thence in east-Iy direction along Pnneeset.
3tee ncnes TO l1 known No. q, running thence along
the wese,Y line of lot No %, and parae Mott srest.
i20 fe9 INCHES TO lot known No 20 o street thercs
westerly along the norhery lire Of said lot No 2 g feel
inches 70 the iine q aot street, n norhey drecaoo,
feet to the place Of beginning. WILLIAM JONES Sheriff
HENRY T.. ScoT,r. Deputy Sheriff oil lav6w
pY VIRTUE Oft Precept issued and under the zeal
~ ofthe Court of Oyer and Terincr. and
delyeed-Procamntion hereby made, that Court OF Oyer
and Termner and jail Delivery and for the City and Coun
ty OF New York will be held in the City Hall Of tho said City
the 4 Monday of December next aud all perons bound to
appear by eccgnizgnce otherwise, aud s Justices Of tho
Peace the Coroner high Constable petty C0nstabes and Mar
shn and all erons bound 10 SAID Court be heu
and there N Their own proper persons with their rolls re-
cords indictments and other remembrance those thing
which elr offices this behnlf snail appcain be- done
Given under my hand at the Shef's office the eh day OF
November, lS;4 and OF our Independence the 69,h
Dated Nov. stl 1874. WILLIAM JONES Sbenff.
p5 lawtill4th Mum. Doc. 1874 - ~
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SCHOOLS
FASHIONABLE DANCING

MONS. GABRIEL DE. KoRPoN ~. of
IT tho honor CT informing the Ladies asd 'sntete.l
H Sn,E and vicinity that he has arrived for TIE 2,i,
n.e Of giync insructop N the pnncpa! tasionaps
sr,vaing in the highest circles OF European ana h
Mons: K haI a;.y arrived from Bos'on sa'an:s 3n6 p.
,. ,yhere ms sty e met the wnrue-i admiration o le
he and the marked approval Of the fashionable
Among obe Mons. r. proposes To tessn tiht ven 49,
dnnce s poi EA-ihe Qundnes with oIIrTiaI lus.S
tbe VAC de Leux Pes-the MEzourEa-new CoalfonS-'
Nan K @ rtli he ss.,e4i by MADAME KORpoNAf ns
Nnslcinn TIE instruction Will be gwen ia the ffeneh e'-
icons are engaged Al 5 Park Piacerctiy private cool
and ary-or the accommodation q Ladies and tnens; ~
The Polka and the new GuadnieS ss AT present cahes VI
the sShgle circles Of London Esd Pans, can 2e i-. -
ar cr twelve ts,1l, except the Aazoursa All enefs N
Fos fur:be: particuIar, inquire Of MONS koRPoNAf'
hs isons from 10 to e A. NJ u tal ind
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ter, go. -. ,.,,. ...a
All other hours viii be devoted 70 Public lnsu'e' Aeas-
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