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gument in behalf of the report of the Committee.
| u, however, Senators on the other side should
prefer proceed a. once to the discussion, he would
waive his personal preference, and gives his views
upon the subject to-day
Mr.. BUCHANAN said that though he was in mi
oo,l,y OF one on this question, yet from the inva-
from knowing all that they knew, and participate
ing IN all which they did, he could not resist the
desire OF the Committee to postpone the subject
TILL Thursday
Mr.. SEWER said he understood that the Senator
debate.
Mr.. MoREHEAp replied that he would prefer the
commencement ~ THURSDAY, when Mr. Sewer
wi.hurew ms calfor the ayes and noes, and the
non 20 postpone the opening OF the debate on the
resolutions against the annexation of Texas, till
thursday OF this week, was agreed to.
Inc bill providing for purchase and dstribu.
,ion OF the decisions OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States, among the several states and terri
torres was next takenup.
Mr. ALLEN opposed this second proposition for
wasleiully aaPpropriating the public money IN the
purchase OF books. Mr.. Dayton urged the utility
and necessity OF the distribution proposed. Mr..
Tappan thought il an Improbable expenditure OF
ton was over-ruled, and the bill was ordered to be
engrossed for Its third readng-26 to 10.
The bill from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
providing for the appointment of Assistant Sur
appointment OF Chaplans, as to their age, was next
debated by Messrs. Bayard, Buchanan and Tap
pan, aud several amendments proposed when, upon
the question Of ordering the dill to engrossment, il
was rejected. Ayes l6, noes 81.
The oil prescribing certain regulations for the
transportation OF the public mails between the
United States and foreign countries, was ordered
TO th'rd reading. Upon lis passage we shall no.
tice its provisions.
The senate next took up the bill confirming to
the egal heirs and assignees Of Julien DUBUQUE.
the title to large body OF mineral lands in Iowa
ierrl,ory Gao 600 acres) acquired by said Dubuqne
Of the Indians, and confirmed by the Spanish Co
vernmeni, &c. Some discussion ensued between
Mes-rs. Bagby and Phelps, when motion of the
latter TO postpone the bill indefinitely was carried
10 10 10.
The joint resolution from the House, authorizing
the z. M General OF the United States to contract
WITH railroad companies In certain cases, without
adv rlisng for proposals, was read third time and
passed.
Pending the consideration Of a bill for the re-
peal OF the duties OF certain railroad iron imported
into Michigan.
On motion OF Mr.. Sturgeon,
The Senate adjourned.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Washington.
Jurisprudence OF the Hersls.l
TEE Carrot,


lc,rrsspendence OF the Heras.l
Trx CArIrnL,
WAsHrSe ros, Tuesday. 3 p. VI.
D'fsat Of Anneration BY fhs Prsseni Congvss-
B,ntoa's Psan-iTirai Of Prssident Polk Err.
sc~fips S,ssioAs. s..
Tue excitement q last week has been followed
BIZ dsarth undressing movements, but the arr-
val ~ ih- President elect, who is expected here
THURSDAY, the commencement Of the Texas debate
IN he senate the same day, and other matters in
embryo. will cause your correspondence 10 be read
with svd.y during the nder OF the session. IL is
fanorcd that letter Is in town from General Jack
900 approving 81 the Plaza OF annexation present.
"A ~ senator Benton but | do not place any Gre
d~nee "a ihe satcmenL Mr. Benton desires to
postpone definite acnon 90 the great questions of
Orseon AID Texas until the new administration
comes iatn power; aud the manner in which his
rroaasiiion Is esfained by those prints ksown to
- hefctolore hostile 10 annexation, Is conclusive
evitence hat u viii not be sanctioned by the real
ff,na4s ofthis measure IN either Ho.se. You may
rrsi assured that Texas will not be annexed by the
uYrrnf E30nEfees, 4uj W not there y every reason
To believe that sae viii retus. all future prefers,
And ACCEPT thase mad ~ Erropssn powers, as
more 6saeheial 20 h~rtutaTe prosperity
Tee votes ~ th~ Electoral College for President
an8 Wee President will be c9uated 20 morrow in
m Aaase y Rrpress natives, Nv the Joint commit
e. 81 boh Honsss, and but hide other public bu.
sinsss vlil he transacted.
The no.ss and private boarding houses are I'LL.
ma o. VIII s'rtnferr, amang whom, are ONCE
hodefs. Office seekers. hackers 10 and hackers
dowa rogues thieves, pickpocsets and politicians,
of 40 GRADES aud descriptions, and preparing for the
general scramble for the spois after the fourth Of
Mtrch
Henry Rien, of New York 10 here. regulating
the interests Of the nation, as well as his own,
s1epose.
The disputed boundary question between the
State Of Missouri and Territory OF Iowa was set
tied to-day by an agreement between their repre-
sentatives IN Congress. The northern boundary Of
Missouri V fixed as originally setrled in the early
formation Of the State, which point has always
bsen clsimed by the State OF Missouri.
The French ISOLATION bill was also postponed in
the Senate until Thursday.
No executive session was held to-day; but there
is nut li'tle doubt Of the confirmation Of Atwood
aad Shaler.
Ex-Governor Thomas, al Maryland. is on the
eve Of presen,ing pamphlet 10 exposition Of GER
tain political aud private acts Of Senator Benton.
They are relatives BY marrisse.
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Sales OF stocks at Phil delphia.

FIRST BOARD. Feb al share Farmers and Mechanics
TX Al 4sS do biz 81 100 do vicksbu,g 81 do do u
hares Reading 23i $4,000 Reading s. $751; l46 shares
Girard Eli 100 do do IS 81; so do Wilmington is 23 SO
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Relief Notes 97 $4,000 ga 1858 (cash) 1885 $3.50 New
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SEcoND BoARD Feb ll.-f6o00 State 81 cash 73a; $50
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3s $3.50 SemA 1896 7h} $e0p states Fves 73
$4,000 do cash. 7sA $l19 Old Annual g. 1885, SO shares
Bank ST. 500 do Chesapeake and Delaware Loan 66
do Commercial Bank 493; $1,000 Kentucky SIS lOl
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEOIOhL
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any forrs
variety Of Syphc, Mercuria other dses = who
have been only half cured By cuae had better carefully
the following letter
Dr. Coopsr-SY Last July contracted csrtan privsts
disease, and Immediately applied Doctor who promised
cure me in week. continued with him months, but
advertising dOe.' and Zach promised postivey
aey and that they doctors concluded 90
the hospital where the doctors kept under Of
for eight week. throat and liberated
IN all my ioin and body covered with ulcer. i've.
any more medicine, and advised southern climate Ie
the hospal and by advice Of several friends placed myself
andcr the first of January last we'll and
restored to perfect health. wish this published
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper every case how long
standing Of Geet Structure and Seminal Weakness and mild
private msladies cured in 70 hour withoq interfering
with the patients habits DR.. Coopers Office, Duane street,
two doon from Chatham st. No cure fel lmsm
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Potter RIsON,
NoSTh RyER A. x aS Fslsss strait
on ali pvsss d.ea: which s Or =
stIant diet pursuit Recent cases, particularly Gonor-
'h sf'i 81 Fiji cured BY Dr.
&: * nSs az %
G sss o.
naon those affected with enlarged prostate glands.
's:.
ISL: . s :
I'D 6 ss 4 Hss m
FOR THE PILES
UNIVERSAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every. city,
PILE fas f Ts:'s T. X @
ns IT. y S y s
sen.lsman from BrooLlyn Long Island after Two
fs'f'S
q
Piles cured headache and The and
atd natural over the whole body and am now
s 10. as long f BEEN
intensely from their continuance informed Mr. MITCHELL 263
eoDyncpeS the ha IS. Rah eputson
which the Eecary has attained based solely the great
,$st S Fs
still it occasion requires and prefer it TO ohsr
medicine obviae morbid accumuls tons
having used great variety Of beeye h. TO be
perior all others. THOMAS WALL,
Grocer, No 81 Broad street.
New York, March 10, 1874
Sold in this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
confined 2 an oce practice fer the treatment o.
ton TO the above or any other complaints Rratis.
Price OF the E!ectuary One Dollar: Remember that tho
Eectuary Internal Remedy and external applca
on and sold ONLY at 1856 Bowsry, four doors above Spring
st. Office hours from \ A. M. to 3 p. Nj.
jy20 3md&wsm
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M EDIC l. VICE
PRIVATE DISEASES :,

THE MEMBERS OF THE new York oI.LEaE
81 q ie@ to de az *:
s!tsaon to AZ disease. o. private nature and can con-
make sppsaOn to the cosss speaTne. q
those d.ss;es vast amount Of suffering and lime b
viz ssss e @is
surs q h9is ssmpain attends for consultation daily from
FSRNf II ~ y; SSHsFkS
s.s snS 1S 2 %ss
:spciy sosssI III symptom Ss
paid n
cure " senorrAe. sies seminal emissson, and all
years. "a 4. Hospital az. .,
much shorter time tina. any Ss ."sSy
70 m DC osss y
s's a., '"s Pharmacy s:'' SssictEHausoN M D. Agent.
RICORD's AFFIRMATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE per-
- ~ proaossa S:s
q mercury Or nsdie. All person. sus-
ss' ssys s sAs sSa.d:s
s.a =, Ne:
cs az d Medicine w. ssiT.i Ns :';ssr A,..,
C9NcENTnAI..p ExrRAcT 9. sAHsAPA A.
! ss ss,'s y
srssnS All the purifying qualities and powers the
sbcve hefhs conhdnuy recommended b, the College
hut~ly Of present before
r rublic, and be relied ain remedy all
dss~ arstng from impure II the blood such
scrofnA saltrh~a. ring blochs pmple nIcsrs,
ssss from Ss sseonSs sos q
sygh,l's - an ,ai.d,s,oss ase Of mercury.
IN csss, q half dosss Ses;is.
Sf; lsvs,f si rs: 2, e.
O6ee Of n (osrp 4 Nassnn suerf.
disre W. Z HicHxR6soN. M. D.. As..a
C0NsTITU1i0NAL DEBILITY CgRED-Ths Toais
Mufu, the College al Medicine and Pharmaev
Of city Of New Yo csa6d<ny Tor Iii cssss
debility produced BY secret indugeues kind
nvAluabe remedy for or
tunless dsp<nasns m4lformson,D
Single bottles u zach; Of half IS, carsfuIlv
SACKED and sent % all pars OF the unson,
Odcs Of the rolegs Of Medicine
ar~~t w. q. RICHARDSON. M D. Ars.s
d7orc "
~ oi.t-ttt.V Dnt4.f -
"A .s con EsN ErT,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NEW YORK, February 10. l845
THE SUBSCRIBER would most respectfully announce to
has recently leased the UNITED STATES HOTEL, and is
fully prepared entertain all who may favor him with their
pcoaags Having been for ,h past sixteen the
tended him by the public will be duly appreciated every
rendered to the who may feel disposed
tronixe him. >
order keep pace with the times he is warranted to
the same time will met the full and spproba
ton OF the travelling pablo. H. JOHNSON,
United States Hotel. corner Of Fulton,
liz 5wre Pearl and Water Streets New York;
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nk COkBIIT may consulted connd snually at his Of
- hce Duane street, doors from Chatham Strangen
respectfully informed that Dr. Corbu member of the
Of the City Of New York and that he has exclusive
" confined his practice from being general the stment q
certain classes Of diseases (now eleven in the city
NeE YORK; which .h. entire aSsntoa The ssps; q
accs The Doctor cautions the unforunats against the
are in few days removed entirely from the Gee tina.
by prenders and quacks several Of them in this
city. Persons afflicted with proacted and nveterate
ned dspsr Of being restored health BY applying Dr.
Corb practice Of has essbished the Doetof
putatioa fF skill and rcspcctabiy Structures engage hs
Doctors profound attention. medicine may BE- had pre-
4 certain disease 10 of iu forms d22 Smsec
DR.. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER
A CARD-Ths PuSAc !, Informed, that pr. LAtRDEER
gnss Be followed on an extensive scale for many year,
merchants and Others engaged in the as and raaufscqrss
principles Of practical science Certificates and opinons The
validity and usefulness Of inventions snd the
M. Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
permenta investigations, with visw the discovery ts
ofpproved will be supplied undertaken when
equired. Office No 81 spruce street, New YorA
All Business Letters be postpaid prevent tiue
being lost by frivolous applications all applicants will be
peced retaining fee Of $40 before Consultation
ma 3mrc
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FOR SALE

- bkAtTfFUi. FARM, sifusted in the OF
h~ss> s~veaty ~ sood ulable and
l..d u h. Hess Isest ord-r and eonyrnrnt.
In for large sagly raid Farm is divided by he
,esa rsa.ss 70 Ns- keehsIk .ad Marmsoesck. and
hsh,sx The buiidngs are ali 10 good
efa>r sd ~ss ssc aslns fr twelve hosses he whole
fh~ toe es.sshs .in sassrrr Of mile ofsad place
Esd day BY The koase the New
Nek sad hssi@s Rsroad Wlisms bridge which 10 with.
thr~ msis of sad rssriss~ There abundance Of
kruu sssd which sected by tina prrsent
s-ssr With Ths disases from City HALF New
Nek sisees mills fo>ssss BE- had BY The lst
% Ap ssd Information concerning said property Be
ned 90 hs prvmi 60
~sh sscas Hosss o. III Barn and stbLs CONNECTED
he advantages the above
The foug will be sold seleray. the Farms
ssshsr. nskng "a ell Q scrssD % the purchaser
M la-w wM. ~ HICKS, No. 20 Wall strret
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yAm Es UOHpon II ssN ~rp.
NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU sINEEirs.
THs Nxw, foRg HssAlD-A Dassy Pspsf, issaed every
1uhscbets fura she's at the or s~ehs pcriol
vnMes.
Tss wsrxIv HrnALo-i~usd saturday ~cn.sx a.
~ oeioek--prcr ~ 40 ars~rsn cx~rf be- eop,<as-
sssJ 70 Ccssuy 1,eserbsfs ~ psr N sss.
o. % ths sesas Ssis sw any spsciass ssssca.
yAEns eesssv nnyxuxvs rrssa- 81 ,asss n1t0r.apliss
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- FOH sALE-A vsnsbis Fam, forming a part OF the
frset kno~n a. rersses stIssd on tn Harlem nver
fhs consfy ~ Wessrhessf coasstins of hundred
q isad pfes-ly nosd and good order Upon
he Farm fhg commodoas mod~rh baIt Mansios Hoass
garden. sable sad All ndsges suitable
seat. msas eesatry ssd~acs Th<rv Ase upon the Farm
.lssss ,l ..,s ssd ~s,ss ps~sr sss an orchard Ts sd
H..Ism nvss, n sss a the hre Rs,iresd run wisSis
s a.: sss. . : r. a.; - T S rS;ssjS m
1u h0sW II rtns stese seeon1 slesy.
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CDR, sALTER's YOUNG MANS FRIEND" or sps-
cine Mixture. completely bids defiance those vey pre-
vaen may even say fashionable mudences Ihs medicine,
unequaee IN power neutrazes the and uppresses all
generally in twenyfour hours 1h mixture may be relied on
with the utmost confidence being unequaed for
the cure Of certain impgudences gonorh0a GcSe full
HcutaI WIN tne meacme wholesale and retail by :; u
York.-Price 81. j10 lmsrc
MEDICAL ADVICE
DOCTQk LAMEkT sstill confdentay consulted, AT his
- old Office 81 Gold between Fulton Beekman on
all diseases Of delicate nature his mild and
1udicous requires neither mercrry, restraint in Diet him
drance from business pursuits Recent eases cured in
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
arising from frequent indulgence Of the passions OF inds
Greet yon and thereby causing nightly emissions and event
MS object being to restore the syse mentally and bodily to
that STATE Of yigor nature originally designed.
SIhiCTUkES, disease frequently existing without the
me9 Of unpitiated medical Preende and sometimes by the
neglect the parties themselves by the Dr. cncctuay
cured, without pain or Inconvenience.
Inc Doctor being one OF the fey qualified advertising Sur
Letters postpaid enclosing Zee Immediately atended TO, and
WIN scvfcs sent 70 part OF the United States
Once, s. Gold street. Open from Am. to 9P.M
IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
I1OCTOK EVANS, No. IL Peck Slip Water street.
- New York has been more than forty years in the sue
peecyl those desperate OF variety Of secret
disease, old obstinate ulcers the throat structures
&c., caused by mapactce Ii is Of the gratest importance
for the unfortunate to choose experienced physician Dr. E.
is the oldest and experienced in this cty his practice
from the Hospitals incuraBle His Offices well arranged
Tor privacy Call at IL Peck slip and be convinced, His
DAT lm&rc
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
ABEKNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS,

ABEKNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS,
RE the unnvaled remedy for diseases offs private
poatye and speedy cure without the r.scti9n q
Abernethy Pills Basam Copiva Capsules and
other nauseang mixtures cannot fail TO give them decided
smell they do affect the breath scten the stomach The
most intimate endhu: enabling the ptents 70 cure them
eauay efiectu IN either SEX ali ccmpiants such ono
rea elect Seminal Weakness and ell other
the s.asratys organs, rarely ever s1pssnc.d from
gradients which nvgorate the system One Box (which
week. generally Many cured in three days
Hail. Catherine street, and Maiden lane Price 81 pee
box. They conveniently sent by post. jas lmsm
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HAVE YOU A COUGH?

no not neglect it. Thousands have premature death
II for the want Of little attention a common cold.
HAVE YOU COUGHi-Dr Jaynes Expectorant, safe
medical containing drugs and used
extensive practice for several will most positively
consumption which annually into the grave hundreds
of the young the old the fair, the lovely and the
Have you coughl-Bs persuaded purchase bottle Of NJ
sxpectorant today.to.morTow NAV be toe late
Have coughlJaynes e. osctorant the only remedy
sh ud take you for nplAin that in no one
Of the thousand where hi used has failed to 70
lieve. -.
Prepared and ,qld BY Dr. jayne South Third street Phi
No. Fulton street, 273 Broadway and n East Broadway
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
LJANLINE K OsTHEIMER, Importers, NO Bank street,
Of Loofns las. Plates: from BY 20 BY ~ Polished
nse OF Toilet Glasses Specaces snuf Boxes
Srsr Cases. together with variety OF other German and
Eench Goods which they offer the favorable
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF 0ROCERlEs
FRUITS, WINES, &C..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
FRUlTg, WINES, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT sCOTT'S, 70 NASSAU STREET.
THE subscriber offers public inspection the best
Of Groceries, Wines, Fruits &c. &C. suitable to the
OF establishment in the Superior Iess Coffee
Sugars, oard Champagne and Cosnse brady Old Jsnales
Rum Holland Gin, Scotch and Irish Whskey Brown sout
Edinburgh Ale and Fruits fresh and ch BY the rpot
tons. JOHN 3. SCOTT.
Wholesale and Retail ttore, rs Nassau str,sa
N B-People from the county, Hotel and Boarding Hosss
Keepers who buy for cash will find thee advantage
city. free Of expense The Scotch and lnsh whi.ksy
ana NO mistake. du linz
CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
M RS. H. sHANkLAND Dsguereotype Artist having taken
A SINCE two than 6,ooo portraits and bsng well
known for taking the best style portraits respectfully informs
her friends and and the public that she give. osaa
Jul Daguereotype lhensm including ne morocco GO OF
her she has. for , ,o
to the Lafayette Bazaar Broadway and by b.neh g. neg
2s BEoadway third sso,y ,ion' from /" IN.
morning the evening" any weather. cloudy or stormy
frame JAG I'M nc
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BAR GAINS-BARGAINS.
JUST RECEIVED from Auction 200 doz If superior Hair
Brnhes COMPUTING good well calculated for
other ssseli.hmen. in h. CITY Ao 100 doz fine Soaps less
sire which will b. sold SIS 50 each, SRA Also; few
ssIp1s c2ne Urns md Jake BAske elegant paerps e
The above Articles will per by calog
Isl Pea street stsrs, John street fig 2tsrc
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r DUNLOP g. SONS ALBANY ALE.
REGULAR supply of Pale Amber and Brown Ale. IA
a hogs heads and halves for shipping and City
at No. Hs West street, corner Of Warr.n = u,uy
r. Dunlop Son. from thsr standing in this city. win qua
those who favor them with their genuine
article fully adapted the Of Private Families Hotels.
Public Saloons, &c.
New York. January 3, lN5. jas lmsm
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DuCIOk j. HEINk,
on DUANE hTREET, Chatham, continues be
sslisd the various branches Of his profession Dr. H.
will always HIS candid opinion all who may apply-he
vii never mise cure unless the patient curab Chronic
eeons OF the boues and JOINTS caused by disease
resmA ism. phc and mercurai ulcers, diseases Of the
sap v.f and digst.e scToula diseases Of
ticplar Atteutiou. ]. HEINE. M D..
ma lmsn Meuber Of The Medical 6ocirfv
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ARCHITECTURE.
FRED. SCHMIDT bags leave inform his fends and the
public that he has removed his once from io2 Broadway 10
Wals WHARF, persons dssirous OF building ara invited % a.
selection Of original Apd tassfu desgns from the Col
tas:upwAds TO the extensive vs a Mansion al he vss,oss
Drawings Sechcatons Estimates and Contrae for Buiid
ugs description and tbs erection thereof
lukY
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from the Evening Post1
DENTlSTRY.-" DIR. A. c, CASTLE, who hs, lived a
- long time in this city, has obtained distinguished and
snv,ble emine1ce his profe,.iSn He insert, Artificial
prepared composition the form Of Paste, for filing holow
decayed tender teeh which, while ress the action OF all
acids injecting agents. becomes hard the TOOTH and
durable for life pse1iary adapted fo nervous persons
led his skill and can recommend him."
uDr A. e. Castles Offices 381 Broadway. no lmdh
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
AOO BeLs salmon, No. I, and
TOO 100 bbls Blue Fish.
~ ss' s.i N..: q ss.a m''1'''' ~ h'fd' 4'
- half bb,s Ne Daybsook HhaA
- eels Tod and seaIe fish
- IA No Sba He.rings
=. :. ssssss s.i.es
- s4ts Sobsed Do
- a. scsass .sd ToaEasS.
~ gtis tcd Fab suitable for sk;fyisr
49, snebs Asrors Salt
- half and aa2rsess Macksrel
- sas~s DsSby Hesffsa
it euarser barrels Sslmos.
W. sale y ees % spif Burchaserp, by
No ims~ NsT~oN WILLS CO.. q D~v ~.
COS sALE-THEATKE HOTEL REFECTORY.-This
ws kao~n es'sb, shnen NJ. 50 Bowery first door above
ne sowe Thesi, snd nadr ,he Theatre Hotel, kept fr
ssb~r ~ BY Levi Dome and hept by Henry l..
fesas Tor sse the psreo having sher business that full
" o<esg~. ~. time The Frarss will be sold at fair vsua
u Atpiv on he grvmise.- I'll iwss
Lfon sALs-A -s~ and 0r,st M ~ith large work shop
~t,-e~d q ~hes sTy.t about Ten horse power from
hop, sns W efsnd e above property
Esstsh~ 10 miles FROM New York. aad from the Harlem
ns,,,oss ier c.rssl.ss and <rms apply 70 JAMES w:
TbNfhiNs ~ k1sidge At New orb, e Of
bsn ims~< PETER j. sHEANWuOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-13

LEECHES! LEECHES!
lust RECEIVED-Per ship Franklin, from Hamburg,
very fresh supply Of Swedish Leches for sale wholesale
and retsil, at the most moderate prices. by
q. J. FERD(NAND Il CO..
jss msee Tmpo~ber If Lerrh.s No iAs Nassau stre~t
TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN small or iarse
tvly prsvra tbs los. delay q s FOR psstsuars
spply 70 C.LIVIN0BTnN torsiEn Ageacy,
-s-fa wall
pQTATOES0o 900 bushels very superior English Potatoes
in prime condition Just received ship Liberty" from
asars n sssshicssa eerssf Msi1ss 1sss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-01
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