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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-11
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY,

To The honorable the numbers Of The Senate and Of The
House Of Representatives Of the United States of qme
RIGA in Congress assembled
AT the last session of Congress, the honorable Mr.
Pratt, of the State Of New York, with spirit wur-
thy of that great State, introduced in the House Of
Representative joint resolution, which was approx
ed on the 18th June, 1914, in the words follow
ing:
Resoirtd by The Senate and House Of R,preuniu-
iues Of the United States Of america in Congress assem-.
Died, That the Secretary OF the Treasury De- and he
hereby, authorized transfer from any office or
Offices of the Treasury Department from which
their services may, in his opinion be dispensed with
three or more clerks, TO be employed, under his d.
recton, in collecting, arranging, and classifying such
statistical information as may b. procured, showing,
or tending 70 show, each year. the condition Of the
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From the Nashville UHiOn.
DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT
FOR WASHINGTON CITY

The President elect, accompanied by his wife and
private secretary, MIR. Walker, left Columbia on
Tuesday last for Washington city. A large number
Of Mr.. Folks neighbon and friends were 10 Colum.
ba 10 take an afectonate leave Of the President elect
Of the nation. IL affecting scene. lie was
surrounded by the companions Of his youth the
Of his early friends aud the grSyhesded pioneers Of
the country, who had aided IA eleysling him through
the several offices TO which he had been from time
time elected until he has finally reached the highest
position known 10 the government
As MIR Polk approached the town Of Franklin, on
Tuesday evening, he was met by number Of friends,
who escorted him 10 the residence OF Christopher
h'Ewen, Esq, where he renamed until "Wednesday
morning. lie arrived at Nashville on Wednesday,
where he remained receiving the visits OF citi.
Lens, until Thursday evening, when he visited the
Hermitage, and spent the night with Gen. Jackson.
On Friday morning he took leave Of the old Hero,
and in view OF the probability that il the last time
be will see that venerable old patriot, It may we'll be
imagined that the parting was deeply interest
ing
Mr.. Polk returned to Nashville on Friday morning
and remained at the Inn, surrounded by crowds OF
yisiten until Saturday morning. when be .ett in the
steamer China for Washington. A large number Of
our citizens accompanied him TO the wharf and there
took leave Of him. lie left in company with num-
Der Of friends who will attend him 10 Washington,
bearing with him the sincere pray Of thousands for
his safety whilst his journey and for his successful
administration Of the government he will stop at
Carksve a lew hours and at Louisville and at Gin.
clnnst short time-but his wish is 10 reach Wash.
ington with as little delay as possible.
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RECEPTION THE President ELECT AT CNcSSi,
r.-Col James h. Polk, President elect OF the UNI
ted States arrived at Cincinnati, from Louisville on
his way 70 Washington, on Thursday last, the 9th
inst. He arrived at ten o'clock in the morning aud
departed at eight the evening Of the day, so
that be must, ere this be but short distance from
Baltimore. His reception al Cincinnati, was quite i'm
posing -Four steamers, crowded with passengers,
LETT according To annou bcement at eight O'clock and
proceeded down the river, they met the mail boat
about eight miles below, from which point they escort
ed the President to the city, arriving at the landing
between ten and eleven O'Clock, where an immense
crowd had assembled 10 witness the spectacle. The
ARRIVAL Of the boais announced TO the city and
surrounding country by the roar Of artillery. Soon
AFTER the President elect accompanied by the member
Of Congress elect from the Cincinnati district, and
two other gentlemen, entered barouche and were
escorted by the military through The greater portion
ofthe city to the Henre House, where large crowd
bad assembled to witness his reception He then
addressed by Judge Reed, who is represented to have
delivered speech, descantng all the political top
les Of the day, and concluded by introducing His EI
celIency 10 the " veteran Democracy of Hamilton
county" The reply of Mr.. Polk is said to have been
most appropriate, and whilst he avoided all aluson
to political topics, he stated in substance that he
NOT the President Of party, but Of the whole people
of the United States that he had been elected by the
was, through the aid of alwse Providence, TO be
instrumental in promoting the prosperity, harmony,
and union Of the United States.
We learn from the mail agent that Colonel Polk
expected 10 arrive in Wheeling last evening" and
would be at Cumberland on Wednesday. so that we
presume he may be expected in this city in few
days. provided the committee appointed to meet hin
at Ellicott's Mills should succeed in prevailing on
him TO pay US flying yist.-Baitimore Sum-
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MR.. BROWNS REsoLUTIoNs-TRUE PRO
PHECY.

The important question now is-will they pass the
Senatel Our CORES poodent calculates confidently
on their passage. The votes Of Messrs Foster and
Jsrnagin may now be considered certain Tor the mea
sure Perhaps the result may depend on the course
Of Mr.. BeBton-if so, We still fear the worst by
another correspondent We are told that the inhu-
snce OF Benton and Wright were brought To bear
against the measure IN the House" IL this be
rect We fear their influence much more IN the Sc
nate.
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TIMOTHY DIVISION. No. 1.

Sous or TEMPERANCE, and all brothers OF the or.
der are requested to meet at the Hall of the Divi-
sion on "Wednesday the 18th Instant at II O'Clock,
for the purpose Of paying the last tribute Of respect
to our deceased brother, William II. Stewart
BY order; J. w, DEXTER, r, s.
Feb, II, is4S,
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AN INCIDENT OF THE WATERS.

While the passengers, crowded in great number.
on board the Brooklyn ferry boats on Thursday even
ing, Jsconsolatey kicking their heels and rue.
fully gazing the dismal prospect, as they now
ground their way, and now hoated hepIessly among
the masses of ice on all sides surround ing them,
which, from the Narrows up, presented one huge
uDbroken field, varied only by hummocks and eleya.
tons, they large ship with all sails taken in
like the Flying Dutchman or some phantom dr cam
careering steadily onward in defiance Of tide and
ice, and all distractions, as il,
=" Under the keel nine fathom deep
From the land of mist and snow,
The spirit slid; and it was be
That made the ship to CO."
On she came, lon.like turning neither TO the right
nor the left, orowdng down and rushing over The
huge before her bows, or splitting the fields 10.
TO vast chasms She passed-and the grim dark side
Of large frigaie, with all her holiday gear taken III.
and nothing but the lower masts and storm hamp,r
set, showed The Princeton with dismasted wreck IN
tow, just as she had calamity combated the furious
tempest, in which she had been caught on the coa.
No sound heard from the disciplined deck q. she
rushed by, save the bell striking The hour, and the
quick, decisive voice Of the officer as he gave
mands TO those on the wreck she was towing, by
long hauser astern.
In less time than we have taken TO tell IT, she vas
far on her way to the navy yard, where with her
charge she soon anchored in safety. III like thai .
said demure, quiet man standing by-and 70 did W.
W " Com. 3dp.
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" Under the keel, nine fathom deep,
From the land of mist and snow,
The spirit slid; and it was be
Thai mada the shin To pnp

IT Madame DE Bonneville will deliver a Lee.
ture on M.osETIsn, tonight, at Concert Hail.
Pofsssor De Bonnevilles stating experiments
every evening Of the week,
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IN THOSE THINGS WHICH AHE EssEsriAL LET THERE
M UArr-R NOS ESSENTIALS LIBERTY AND IN ALL
NraIsGs cHARnr-.fugus VA.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-11

no Tomorrow we design publishing the ex-
cellent speech of Mr. Ellis, Of New York, on
the Texas question.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-11

Knowledge is power-and Statistical Blu
reau will certainly furnish knowledge. We
append Mr.. Pralts able Report on the subject.
Ma. PRArr, from the Select Committee on Sta
tlstics, made the following
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The Wntcr-Cure In Germany.
GEAEFESsgRS, Aprll 5ih, lss


To Tie Edttor Of TIE Ser ori Tribune:
DEAR S1R: was grsiiEed that you gave pub
lefty through your valuable Journal, 10 ;Ae test-
fnonial in favor OF the Water-Cure which | :o--
warded las: autumn.
now take the liberty OF transmitting copy OF
document recently sent to the Editor OF the
London Morning Chronicle for publication, signed
by the British and Americans here, expressing Their
sentiments in regard to Dr. Graham's work on the
Water-Curr.
Several of my letters speak Of the injury likely to
be inflicted in the United States upon the cause of
Hydropsthy BY extracts from this work published
ia the American papers The Documen; may have,
it is hoped, the effect 10 iu the public on their
guard against lis plsusibl- bat most unfounded
miss,atemeats ind 10 counteract, IN some measure
at least, its real or supposed injurious tendencies
Have you any objections 10 giving it Place in
your columns
A. J. Colvin, Esq. sends cory OF the docu-
ment to the Editor Of the Albany Aiias, together
with letter by him correcting some errors re-
spec,ing his own case, which appeared in your
paper not long since. and which, in justice 10 him,
YOU ought 10 r.publish Mr. Colvin's letter contains
some appropriate and sound remarks upon TIE
Wa,er-Cure generally, in which | cordially con-
cur and VIII h | venture to assert will meet the
appreciation of all who have witnessed the marvel.
Gus effects Of this new method o.. treating disease
Yours Truly, ALoNzo DRAPER,
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yATrABIg External REMEDY.

yy-ST-S LIN!NENT.-This e-.sbraiea remedy Is row
for he 0rf-s 20 he Neal orS VGol,c the cse
r,s ,-irafi srtrndsc-d has induced h F1c,r'etcr IN *
,i .,,- tross cut The Ters his never yet been
scrsrs external remedy thst ts Provr 50 certain u rs
-S ge.ns-Gly e1ng the otl2~'Es d'ssSsrs hts'snte
S--ris-S N-~cs .t-ec: Gus y eGSseSS n NE y'tfIs
rtrens orr, H4scE>s Bs-a Sal; RhssHs- CrraS fsse
IN ne Fee T01ci -ieae. &c Sc
h- iOostrs lesrs from me hishly ennsrt FnssiSaHs
who have had charge OF the Hospital the sns Sias Ssa-
PiSou m 1aay y-lrs III powerful evidence IN or
OF ,hs celebrated I.pra4 Remedy and II teient Eua'
;har wor-hy III Confidence OF ih- 7se q, ~
e0.Fs t- certificates Accompanying each soN tres y
SING stvs December 18th. lSti
NJ Deer So. cevsd yuus Q; ys;,rtly Askiag ny
>t27fou hno~as ~ eonpcs'tlon aat h@tia- $3.50 ,,
and IN M cF,aiou th~ hes, Lris,eat aow " uss
FeTT tFaiy and respectfully years =, n
Cot PIxsRx y.~ CorxrLA>nr
iSy eoGeEF IL he above egagl,99n :, er,rt,rr Nm
This Liun,en, sold BY Ru,hton CO ia Bro,dway 70
A>tor House. Broadway corner FourieeHth A Il. u
sands = ssl;ou ~ Broadway = East Broadway
A,rnwali IS Wiiliam 81, MessIm 81 BsVldway' t'uou
Crand-st Huess oi Ni>siu-sy coz Of inn B'nsall,
corner Csns and Hudson: AuStil Cedar sud Nassau
CoddiHc-on. 33 HudSanst. Graham. cor otOd -hp ard
Wa,s<t, UibbArd Cobb o. John Mrs Hayrs 10 Full
So"ss nd 'H t ~ 20 i:s We
street I who th- wholesale agents Orders addressed
GEORGE r. STANTON.
Bush ylyer rs DIsbrow 473. Hill Dos Gresn~chsts
Gum cor B-vcker and nstorher-sts W.son . Atnar'ue
Csh,ndrr II 3;h arsru-; Jackson 100 CheTy-s koton.
92 Est Broad way; Colby ISL Psr; Everett % Hudson
street: Hart SIS Gran-,t W Buleil. X Husband l1f
9Th venue; C1gseshai Chaiha-N' Crum5'e Houston ard
&, ~" INV
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Cot PIsERL vAN Co-XrLA>nr-
| iEly concur IL The above ogiuion
SAVE YuTR CHILDREN


The perious erNch The life Of child is generally
I;S s-coai summer and dir-st ea-my the
plant Mothers who have children PERISH BY this
of infancy. what would not have given for
specific destructive Such sp+chc has
been erred offered parents the shnre Of
towels Anndyu CA.dial Grateful is efficacy
daily accumulate the hands of the PROPRIETOR
perielc- point siusie future set Against hundreds OF
cures. Disrrhna. Dys-n-ry sGd all summer cnmpl,ins.
yi-lI readily aahytn the proIt-s of ths
medicine And Tor proof OF the value OF this medicine
the following certificate Of the multitude daily lccu
mulatlng the han Of m. agent:
DF CoVsi i- rtstv cound - ickrowlelgc Sr,i-
iud YOU for the beueht have derived from
Nnol c!i~ had b-sn subject more - t ten years
t- dyS-nsry when last ;ak-u obaired bottle Of
CoId which Afforded ipteGgt- ana peralGr NJ rtif
used M family. aud mud ueyrfIS ~ Effect
have the urhoHHdsd confidence i's hrsng
AMI Eel bound recommend Others who may "
afflicted Unlike ether medicines ed Tor the dys.u
aud comp amt drvn VIII take il with perfect
ease. thu!s Il family should b. without
Yours, rruly, RICHARD +. tRT,
Houston. between Sullivan and Nc ougal streets.
N-v-Sork Dec. NH I3ii.
To br had wholesale aus retail. otJ II MOSELEY. ls9
Fntons;r-- doors from Broadway Also r.ard b. most
druggists throughout This CITY. Brooklyn, Jersey City New
K a II ronntvv Villages rric- 20 cont, mvIe 'm''.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Mas. SlGoURNEY'S CHlLD'o BOOK,
Cop,nirs stories and sk.che, for ;h- amusssnt anj c-
,ction OF youns chiidrea Full vi easr4yuss. aud very
neatly haund IN cloth xix
THE BOOK FOR BOYS-Cont,iuinS Oucinal Sketches
IN Pros aud Poetry Ey the author In neat no
volume.
THE BOOK FOR GIRLS-ContsIninr original articles.
rirn 10. the nsiruc ton quite youns ladies' BY III.
antsoT Bound in neat volume with plates Fric-
rrhiishpd hy TURNER y Hhf Den.
nvil No l. John nssr Br'fd'rtv.
SCHOOi. BOOKS in general. Blank Books ard Law Blanks
= Also ar-e collection of Music, with splendid assortment
of Crate Aprons Window Paper aso Looking GAS 1nin.
mne. M.t O-nm's New PcinnGl DenHer-ir con'nlnS 10
Pictorial Illustrations prpcr-whu-nle and retn Bi
, rnycr Books and P,anodIe i9 the Inherent Chu!ce
,-he,n III .nsh M ABRAHAM MAZE'S
5.f o. F.'shIsh-,eu q. Reecl, D'e n-'nn
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Caution TO Strangers.

10
~ TIE Editor q The Tribune:
wish 10 say word of caution 10 transient Wis
tiers your city, who frequently exposed to the mean
ness sscaly and deception. so often prsctised Al certain
establishments known as Meek Auctions. No less than
ter swindled YESTERDAY In purchasing what they were
told BY the auctionee. fire sold watches, myself
among the number therefore warn all who are unae
Quaincd with these dens dishonesty shua them
they woald highway robbers A TRAVELLER.
A CUNNING MaNGUvRE The New-York Tn
hnne (Whig) and The Morning Noes (secrrt citcu-
i4r) have hii upon capital eSPecient 20 menufae;
ture public oplnlon. They proclaimed 10 Tie world
on Saturday ,ha, Mr.. Coddlngion had received his
commission Us Collector of the port OF New-ioIk,
IN place ~; Gov. Van Ness. IN hopes 10 create an
impression abroad that Gov Van Ness nsht pos
s,hlv be removed The trek is s,ale-nay, worse
!. is stupid We hope 10 be believed, when We
state NEST positively snd distinctly that Gov an
Ness WILL. NOT FIX REMOVED. u. >. JouEhxi.
HoyRlBLE MURDER A most brutal murder was
committed al Fort GadS6ep, FLORIDA, on the 2o'h
ult. under the following circumstances a man oy
the name of Price, hired, some months SINCE, sno-
Their by the name of Field, 10 assist hin, IN seting
his wood 10 market. Friday beng leisure DAY
with them, II was devoted 10 whiskey drinking and
o!her eWoymests, a quarrel arose between mem
doeni the ownership OF canoe, when fIice-ihe
true owner-determined 10 destroy II, rather Than
yieiu hts r'shi 20 Field, and proceeded 10 co so oy
meas o' an axe; wher-upon Field wen, back 10
the hoass, oh'alnsd dau6!e harreled gun, return
I'd tC ihe landing, and without further words evrleG
the gun and nT-d load II bucS shot into ihebreast
OF Price, winch ail!rd him almost Instantly Field
came 10 this place on Sunday lsst surrendered him.
sell 10 the proper authorities, aEd Is now In our
county lnl. lapaiAchcola Adv. May 5.
f-S- Our democratic friends in New ampshire
viii De pleased Ia learn tina, Col Sylvester has been
,pooiu,ed Chief Clerk Of The Patent Office, oy Mr..
Burke. (u. 5. Journal.
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SCHiNIS.

PREPARATORY RoARDING) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
/ TOWN CONN D. Il CHASE. A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established in 1855 Sessions commence May 18th and
Oct 18Th continuing Ave months at $50 Per session
Thorough PREPARATION for college or business ard person
Al attentions are secured 10 pupils fully IN The
extensive schaoIs Lad, from ScwYcrk are placed IN
charge of careful person Soir< and returning. Circulars
=. 80 Narkct-St-ec; and IA i'rol way. d2S vc
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DfsrRu TIVE FIRE A fire broke ou At Toronto,
Canada w. on Friday morning IN stable IN the
lear OF King -. b-longins TO = Mrs Masson. The
lire communicated 10 seeral buildings situated west
of Mrs. Nj. premises, destroying or partially de-
troyng or partially ipJuring from ten TO twelve
stores and dwellings,
&C. "A rich CAL 0iine has Just been found in
Tioup County, Georgia.
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LEEGAGS 5LEECHESi LEECRES.
cwEDiSH LEECHES of the bes, quality sae SIZE con
S.t,n,Iy ON hsnd for sale msdsrz,r g.ess ~ Any
o,ss,itv - suit purchasers. u. 4. X Il. WI
"a ppxi;Ws Importers Of icecbes, ss Johs - y L.
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y Canal from Wolf River 10 Memphis
y order Of thu Board of Mayor Aldermen OF the Town
Of Memphis Tennessee DO hereby advertise for proposals
construct anal from Wolf River % III. eiyo Memphis
distance OF Eleven Miles. SAID Canal "ll h. Land uut Ia
sections zach and scaled proposals for It's con-
struccn will be received until the 2Gth day Of Juy next the
work TO be paid the Bonds cl the torToailon having
Twenty Years with Interest payable Systematically AT
Philadelphia.
The Corporation Of debt and has revenue winch hos
increased 10 per cent m the last four y-4rs aud
now atnouats about 2J0O0 thousand dollars
Operators wishing invited to come and exam.
the ground when all the information desired VII he FUR
ni,h.l J. j. FINLEY,
Memphis 3th April, 1915 Mayor OF Memphis. Tenn.
Al iv9O
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REMOVALS..

y ENovAL.-JohS J. BROWN s 60. h.'- r-.a1s-J
Il s-ir seek q: Hardware. Fishing TacSi aai Fancy
15. "a NJ ~ Fuolsi nearly opposite tAes y! sr9sd
shrs tF- viii >. ha7py - tsr friends
.ad ne public generally Iis
DRJG HEwETT h.s r-racret 70 No. IT Nae4r--
-ai,rr-t rear bI-ecIer y y Pecricn connret bus
I,csfions Sqaies Coarrseoas. RhsEuarI,ES, \eIyous
,E-c-ions Sris-l and Hip Diseases Wine Sv-llinss.
-ekr=s, Of lie LIMBS Rs-rsEces gren apr! -i1s
70 Or n nys IN
DFY0VNL-JORN 7. BEACH Dealer in P,7y. Ea..,
IL e. f--r- p>.-<- NJ g F'''-s- f-o4 =
d gMpyAL-CIlAS z FoLWs IL. DRAPER AND
IL T AILOR respectfully informs ms -1-r friends aGd
o.trous ina: he has rsuov-d fFoa MS ODD sand Fulton
The room, 10 > s-cord story Of thr building lS2 BRO AD
WAY cnrre- 6f John s;-4~t wh-r- he would htppr
have r= call ard thankful cE th-r past itoEase soeits
1cn1.iruauc-
He o insit. the public generally call and examine his
ocular siyl- Of ea-rn-na style NhIca while II
am. AZ III ,ffauueu of qualities Of AMI durability
~ CONSULTING Taiicu.a TASTE Appropriate 10 each ot The
vsas forms Of TIE psoDs-ookS 10 The general improve
-ls-t Of he appearance
IA. will AZ all have hand Sock OF Goods.
co1Dng an selected from the 5i houses TN
Cit nd which VIII - made az the fashionable
not surpassed 5y sny other establishment and II ssc
prices cannot fail 10 b. Saii>tsetory M m
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SPKlNH FASHIONS

so JUST FiNlsllED.-Ebez nut Nu'tln Fur HAS
Ar teilnarly termed Ecuyef) N Ire low price NJ 80 si
81 PERI" short mp of Pn>snn SuIeskin Mt 81. Those
- Hats equal IN durability and Iuse 10 iOsc sold CT
a. AO, An article nj s2 6J-a very neat dress Hat.
nl6 I'm. BROWN. Practical Halter, li6 Canal st
SPRING FAsHoNs-TO THOSE WHO
~ STUDY ECONOMf.-Il- subscrG+r IA accord
&S aIce with ,he times has reduced his 'aer2r Imitation
50 p. The shove ar an elegant dress Hat. aud vii
COMPARE liy1ntag-ousy with Hats sold this city n 50 ~
and - 30 constantly manufacturing Eur and SILK Hats
the quality latest patterns and At the lowest Ciiy prices
assortment of v-y. and Cloth Caps always hand
ii any the above does give entire satisfaction
II can y obtained by information 20 the subsc
b.r j. W. KELLOGG, No. li6 tanal-st.
- f.r
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CHE.lF iiOU s. FL .NlShiNt' 81 lsils--IDr ascer-
signed k--rs constantly hlad low prices. good
<or,rea, OF R.rd~ Tinware Buannzw JsTann-d
VAR woodwsse and Baskets An excellent SsSTeti CT
Table CUTLERY OF oh patterns, lowest nlkri pres
Pocket ana FEC hpIyes OF all d-scpons Britlnura Coffee
,rd Tie, Pots Lamps. &c Tea Trays o ell cxscTip;cds
Also large rr OF ehics ct Gothic "a
y-ry Cheap Also, rocwwa-e Pos h-trt-S SadIrcns
S C.Ttnt.rs ools cheap AID OF lhr bet Guat Flames
Ssx. hisets &c Also Nails Locks. Capt lacks: &c
i,srws- Brushes OF almost ever krS-C!oIh sue hair
Sab spo PaaI Dn.fisS Brush An eIcllent ysTety
IL M o5dsr- and Baskets Tubs. PaiS " ssh Bos-ss
Ciohe, Hoses Bowls asd Trays, Broos Cradles BssEs,
,,Ir< French Travelling Baskets. &c Sc Please sire K K
Iobrx,so call al IS Catherine AID be will strFe
1870 - me Cirv r R JOHNSTON.
IN Ar escelrn, assortment OF owl and oval hollow Pa
trnt Brass Stair Rcd,. Ell
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.)Tu WARD LUMBER YARD, at the loot of 54ih
- street., Hudson River.-Gi. ;. MOTT takes pleasure
giving notice The OF real estate ac Residents
that he has hand large OF Lunbe. OF al
kinds which he offers sale the advantageous
terms. and IS well he compete with ether deal
ers In the City prices and quality and particularly
ves all persons 70 give him csl and examine his stock
previous 10 purchasing. IA
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CORNER OF WILLIAM DUANE SrS., ". Y.
IrA Tn. subscriber respectfully informs tho public that
E1 he has leased tho aboy- establishment and prr
pared accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
very moderate IL h.. been the thorough
and complete repair painted aud Ieh,ird with additional
urDtur and he Will not usual what he Dtends To do.
but sollcs the travelling community 10 visit and give him
il and judge for hrmsel,r, that the establishment und~r
his deserving of the Of the puble
The location heug crnua ~ business Offers Inducements
merchants from the country from IT. retired situation
passed ~ other house In the city Terms 5, day
per week. IN proportion.
The subscriber b-ss call the attention OF parties thai
the Assembly Room Ill he to let tho-e giving Blls and
Concerts Tor the remaining part OF the and that t
will shortly be put complete and 6ied up
magnificent style R further calls the attention Of the
r.Io sentrmen Of The law that his for aIbitTsors
aud referees has rOns alteration and that h- rssdy To
accommodate them reasonable tsmswhlch will he
By his r-gul alton of room hire.
y. BA select numh,r Of Permanent Boardrrs will Ia
taken GA very moderate terms.
rn,s Sm MfNORD y. THREsIIER