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The New York herald., 1845-02-26
TheatricaIs.

Mr. Rice has leased the Buffalo Theatre for another
season
The Ethiopian serenaders were giving Concerts In
Natchez the lth inst.
The Harmeon Family have been doing good business
in Bangor, Me They terminated their engagement in
that city on the 24th inst
The Arch street Theatre Philadelphia, is now offered
for sale.
dephia Philharmonic Concert which on last evsn-
ing
Mr.. George Jamison is to have complimentary bens6t
on to morrow evening, at the Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia.
The British Ambassador at Paris lately been amusing
his friends with private thearicas grandson of Rich
ard Brinsley Sheridan played Charles Surface, in the
School for Scandal and Miss NcTavish, grand daugh
ter OF Mrs Caton OF Baltimore performed Mary Copp, in
Charles the Second.n
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Buffalo,.
BUFFALO,
Correspondence Of the New York Herald.l

Correspondence Of the New York Heraldl
BUFFALO, Feb. 25.
Encouragement of the Mails
DEAR SIR Ever since the removal of the New
York Post Office the New York mail has reached
here one day behind Pomeroy IL Co.'s express, ex-
cept on one occasion, when part of it arrived the
same dav with the express. As | understand it,,
there is no good reason for this deIay-it must be
owing to mismanagement or lazinessl Cau you not
stir up some OF the sleepy ones, and thus greatly
benefit this community, and an
OLD SUBSCRIBER!
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In Chancery.


FEE. 25-DEcIsIoNs--.4ndrew Pelgar Ehas b. d.
Ogden ct aisThs case up motion of complain.
ant for permission to amend his bill Motion to amend
denied, with costs and the complainant be left to argue
the case on the merits Of the bill it stands file,
or dismiss it as irregular, and then file new one.
John b. Sferenson vs. Hugh MaTtoeu This case came
up on motion to direct defendant 10 pay a check for
S30l 5 dated 18th December s40 pay able to Pull s.
Ruggles, account of purchase made by order of
master His Honor of opinion, that in relation to de-
cndan the was disposed Of as he had always been
ready TO pay the master when asked for He there
FORE of opinion that other order necessary but
the parties thought otherwise the Court would approve
and give its validity.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-F FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

TO the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
shed every day year except New Years Day Fourth
Of July Price per copy-or 81 annum-posages
Eaid-cash in advances
monng-pnce 6x per copy - u per annu-post
ages paid cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed ns circulation Of the
Herald is TEflRTY-FlVE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any this city
the i0orld and therefore. the best chae bsines
PRINTING Of all kinds at the most moderate prics
AID in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
MO- 66 LIBERTY STREEY

DALESME Importer and Agent for Msnuiacturers has
a: always hand largo cssortmsnt Of dinner and
Dessert fsses Of Iii sizes assortcd Dsbes Sour Tureens
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets, Custards and
stands.
Also Fancy Tea Sess and Rich Decorated Dinner Set.
Also Tea and Chocolats Ware Greek French and Aneesn
shape In
All the arsc.s Of tho bcss quality, aad bs
old liberal terms. asd in lots 20 sntspurehlsers
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- TO LET OR LEASE.-A large two story brick
@ House. the souhwes,erly Of the Bloopingdale
road and 10th street, with sufficient ground wheron
ersc5 manufactory which will be built # required
norhwesey corner the Boomngdae road and 10th street
with workshop stable barn. &c. The house will be painted
the Bloomngdale road
Also, Lots adjoining on the Bloornugdale road running
through the h and t suitable for florist
manufacturer Buildings will be erected If required.
Also, Lot in 30th between the 7h and sIh
lease m a-. ... q. H. WINTER
j26 lm*ec ...... 10 Wall street.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. Courtlandt street and 81 Liberty stree,

Three Doors from Broadway.
HIS NEW HOTEL will be opened the goth inst when
the Propreors will be happy accommodate their friends
and the public with board Tn. Lodging Rooms large and
airy and the internal fail please
The ocron being the of business it offers induce
merchants from other cities and the country
pas ed by any other House in this city.
The Furniture. Beds and Bedding, all and made
pressy for this establishment.
Families who wish Parors and Sleeping Rooms attached
friends and the ppble that no efforts on their shall be
and lille they solicit share Of their patronage they hope by
attention. the duties of their vocation
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WYCKOFF & co.
oA.
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Court Calendar-This Day.
COMMON PLEAsNos %, Al, a. 81 43, 36, g. 8, Is,
Ia, Is, SO. 81, ~.

Richmond Compiler states, that the Legislature
Of Virginia has granted certain privileges for the manu-
acture Of steel II is made Says the Compiler a
plan, which Mr.. Brosdme received patent
in June lest for the whole OF the United States fer IL
years The saving in this process is so great and the
minerals in this State well suited for the purrose that
there doubt that the iron Of this State
when converted into steel will be transported to Europe
and sold profit IN the English market that sup
plies the whole wsrli and the United States made inde
pendent from her The quality Of steel
made this plan hes given such satisfaction in New
York that house has given written order for two
tons per day.
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Common Pleas.


FEB 25Lucy Cossous Ann PrOudtootI this case,
already noticed the Jury could not agree and
stqAently discharged.
Nathaniel Bangs ais William a. CroiIs, st d.
This an action brought upon promissory note Of
the amount of $206 40 dated 25h September last
one month alter date and made by defendants For de-
fence 1t was shown that the note paid by specific
appropriation OF goods, and verdict accordingly
taken for defendant by consent
Be,Jamin .7udsley We Robert Ddpis ct di-This
action OF trespass recover damages alleged to have
been sustained under the following circumstances II
appeared in evidence, that plaintiff mechanis doing
business in East Broadway that sometime in July last,
defendants with six men, came to plaintiffs store, and
building that in the back yard and also iron,
lead and hard wood For defence it shown that the
articles above enumerated belonged to deendants and
when defendants came to take them away plaintiff poin.
ted out the several arcies il also proved tine
door OF the store open. This has already been
tried. but the Jury could uslrr.
Sealed verdict this forenoon.
Before Judge Ulsh9ffer.
Peter L. Mins and Frances has tcie .7uge Jacobs.
This was action Of trSsspass to DAM
ages for alleged assault and battery II appeared
that the parties interested in this resided at 80 Bowe
ry and that the l4h of May last defendant, without
and other offensive missiles upon the head neck and
shoulders, OF Mrs. Munis, TO greatly njure her
health.
For the defence II conended that such missiles
had been thrown-hat il only water that had
been thrown from the yard to the otherand
also denied that this water touched the person OF Mrs
Munis it was denied that she was injured thereby.
Verdict for plaintiff, 81 damages and cents costs T..
j. Porter, for plaintiff d Graham Jr., for defendant.
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TOBACCO GRowISe IN MIssIssiPpI.--We find the
following in the Vicksburg Wing" OF the 7th inst.
For the information Of planting friends we would
state that gentleman in Madison Parish La about eight
miles from this city tried experiment of raising tobsc
co his farm last year the seed from Havana, and
the product was sold to Mr. Days, tobacconist In this
city, for hitee dollars per hundred who say. will
bring twenty five dollsrs per hundred in New Orleans
His opinion is that nothing but age Is wanting to make
equal 10 the best Havana which sells in New Orleans
at $50 per hundred. He made into segera and SOLD
them TO merchant Of this city for t3o thousand The
land produced OF the rate o nm 1000 10 1000 pounds
acre,
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
&1O00 REWARD-The Store of MEssRs COFrIN
No "A Erch

DlOOO BRADLEY Co. No, "A Exchange Place
having been fire Saturday night the 18th Instant
undersigned Committee of the Insurance Companies which
had policies the goods said store hereby reward Of
One Thousand Dollars for such evidence shall lead the
New York, February l2th 1915.
LAMBERT SUYDAM,
President equitable Insurance Co.
JNO. BROUWER,
President East River Mutual ms Co.
a. A. q HAZARD. Agent ofthe
Etna and Protection Ins. CO., Of Hartford, Con.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD-We. the
subscribers offer One Thousand Dollars in addition
ward offered by the Insurance Comoanies above stated
ll3 fmrrc COFFIN, BRADLEY X co.
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TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated In the new
E budings lnow nearly completely the n)thwestery
Farr- Buildings
Also large and convenient Basement well calculated for
Oyster Saloon Sc. 1T
Aso several coaveni.ni Stores in che second suitable
together with variety Of Rooms the 3D. 3D. 4h and 5ih
stories suitable for Offices Private Paos with folding DOORS
Dsrtsts Painters Dagueeotypes and Exhibition Rooms &c
Those wanting OF the above description
qussed call and examine the Enquire the PREMISE
fl3 1msTc
- VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Fiv
E: Lots the southerly side Of 18th street, 5th
six Lots the northerly side Of 18th street, between 9th
and h with court yards in 'front.' and in the mt of
elegant improvements
Three Lots the southery side Of h between the
9Th and 7th avenues, in an improving neighborhood.
Two Lots the southery side Of l4h street. the 9Th
-Four Lots the easery side avenue between 18th and
18th streets, with cellars partly dug ont.
Five Lots the nohey side Of 39h between the
and 2nd avenues overlooking the city and East River.
md m sp csn n n sy %an on
j26 im~ec H4 is w all street
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TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES

TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES
TINS PATENT AR BOX. for Rail road Journals-The
propetors OF Tins Patent Car Box respectfully call the
attention OF Railroad Companie Car Manuactursrs and all
Others interested the propretos their ability
1000 miles at least without renewing the oil keep
The oil and wearing clean and free from dirt
keep the Oil in tn, box and liable order
with reasonable being constructed with this
Others concerned
They have appointed Cornelius Kanouse of Jersey City
their agent to whom application be made for right and
them and will be attended
imme lately BY the above the nnde5sgned propretors
January llth, l845 TINS, HILL & BOODY
jig lm~ec
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
HAVING been awarded The Diploma the late Fair Of the
- American Institute, for the best prepared
furnish article Of Lasts which surpassed
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper Leather Of all kinds Black and Coored
rocco and Kid SKINS with Deer Goat aad Lamb siin Bind
Leather Lnings, Boot Cord and Webs Boot Trees Hammers
Pincers, Avis and Tacks with full Of Shoe
makers Tools of the approved cheap for cash.
WARREN 3. WILKEY,
295 Spring street, bet ween Greenwich and
Washington streets, New York.
N B-The Greenwich Line Of Stages within block of
the store. f20 lm*m
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u A q u T. X X f OTY Pc
GENERAL,

RNISHIN ESTABLISHWE + N 7 +,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, FHILADELPHIA.
Artists that they have eonsideTsby ENLARGED th.ir
md Europe They have supplied
with every article used in the Dagueeoype Art They
Cameras. consisting of three different szes for the sale Of
Plates and Chemicals either or DsgueIreotype Csloype
made their especial order Gases oa the best Polishing
constantly hand Their long connecon with the Daguer
otype Art and their taking pictures
Recommendation and reiIancs Daguerreotype Artists by
ordering articles from of the above named counte
depend prompt and saactory execution Of their
oe1s Their prices cash. Prices Current and information
ii. & + LANGENHEIM,
fl3 lmsec Exchange Building, Philadelphia
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- CEVERAL of the above machines he At the
waiefooqs Of tbs prpprirtess, 20 and 81 Gold street
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TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, !

OLD Aims HOUSE, PARK.
PURSUANT the Act "fo the Collection Of Taxes in the
City of New York. passed April 18TH l83" public notice
hereby gn that unless The Taxes remaeins unpaid
of February addition Of per will be chaged
and further addition Of per will be charged all
uch Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day Of March
next.
The law requiring the Taxes be paid the Re
cver only e Office Of Ward Collectors having been abolish
all hos who make it convenient their Taxes
early will find it greatly their do thereby
avoiding The crowd and delay which viii occur for
The Tax Bills be obtained application at the Office
Office hours from o'clock A. M. until o'clock T: M
H. T. KlERSTED,
ia7toMrlk Receiver of Tnxes.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NEW YORK, February 10. l845.
fTNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announce
his friends and the travelling communitv general that he
has recently leased the UNITED STATES HOTEL and is
fully prepared all who may favor him with their
Having for the past years engaged the
above capacity he has hesitation saying that all avos
tended him by the public will be duly appreciated
satisfaction rendered to the who feel disposed
SIN order to keep with the times he warranted to
change the for board day from 81 so 81 2 hoping
at the same tme win meet the full and approba
tion Of the travelling public. H. JOHNSON,
United States Hotel. corner of Fulton,
fl2 3wse Pearl and Water streets. New York.
rRENC CHS HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
az l33 Fulton few doors OF Broadway the
dats vicinity OF mercantile business and the principal places Of
amusement and has furnished style that will bear favor
able comparison with the very best hotels the city The
petor building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard TO elegance and comfort and that he has combined
nomy the following prices will show
ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT. =. ........... as
WEEK. .........l so
The will warmed gratis and upon no occasien win
There is a REFECTORY attached, in which there
meals served Of the day and evening There
are also Bath Rooms sopnseted for warm eod and shower
night to admit dodgers, and to let them at all hours
N BThose who want Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hall bell. nls smsm
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IL de,e 10 Imitation Precious Stones. venetian Bohe.
street. New YORK buttons &C., t'0 n im.od.ee
INDIA LONG SHAWLS
sy ss % Splendid o1s %
sha' which will be sold at vejy JAMES i.spiss SK gsfs'
CHEAPE:sTr C t:s AND BEST b Red A.h GOAL, at weet'
Via Broken 'as
EI;:ss.ss fS Rsss s''
You'd perhaps Be- q small estimate for the rapagss
'''s s faaSS s. {'fa Ess%sl;:s ;s.ss:s; Y 4: s''
ssS ssass :,.i siss:fs; s.9 !, = .sls'S"'
THE LUNGS AND LIVER,
And the "o0S h,s to an n of the fatality Of
h.i
fH'sg nv. q
% SP1 SiR vi
piSs :gssS ss
n, S. de
%h
a 5 s;;% %s sy
given Many Of the d,s,insuhed physei,n: e hi. city
Why should they notl-it is ha led every where
NATURES FAVORlTE PRESCRiPTiON!
formed from chemical OF Wild Cherry Bark and
Tar smrles but powerful ingredients Of Natures
Laboratory All who have used this wonderful compound
esfyng that it is the mo,t ehcacious remedy
known.
Principal Office "a Ann street. New York Sold also by
ip all parts of th~ Union jsc imsec
1ABLhAU AND FANCY BALL
COSTIM M ES-The only Costume w Waehouse, wher Ladies
~ and Gentlemen be completely eqppedfo Masauerades
Tableaus, or Fancy Balls, sat ,,.,,,,, s,,,.,r
l Near Niblos Garden.
Costumes for Parties Of fifty hundred sent
hire Of the United States Letters promptly attended
L lss NV
LEECHESl LEECHESi Fe>res
| lust RECEIvED-Per ship franklin from HaTbure,a
very supply Of Swedish Leche,; for sale whoae
aud r~tn N, NJ the moderate rrices, by ~.
| n. j FERDINANp co,
iAa tmses tmuoster &C Ls~cb-s No its Nassau sF~r'
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SOAP WORKS

PER UNI ERY DEPOT
TN ADDITION Mandatory we have opep ed Store
for the sale Of economical ancy Soaps and all nds
perumery Family Soap Patent Crystalline Candles Sc SC
We solicit purchasers to inspect our stock which offer
the lowest terms. - -,
Isry invited examine our Crystalline Candles.
ss. riG% ioaSsos, vToow 'a3S IS%tSEK S '"
M lmsea
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Sporting Intelligence.

SOUTH CAROLINA RACES, Feb. 81 Third day.-First
race Two Mile Heats Purse Five Hundred Dollars The
following were entered -
COL Hampton's bay flly Margaret Woods. years old
by imp. Priam of Maria West (dam Of Wagner Fam
ny. &c by Marion.
DR.. Hey wards ch FLY Frances Amanda by Pennoyer
dam Sally McGrath, years old.
James Williamsons bay colt Victor years DID, by Co
tus, dam My Lady by Comus.
Col singletons br. c. Champion, years old, by Tar
qnin, dam Maria by Figaro
Final result-Chsmpon, l ; Margaret Wood, 422;
Victor 3s; Frances Amanda, dis. Time, 3m 60s-
3m 55s-4m 6s
Second race-Two Mile Heats-Two Hundred Dollars
The folio wing were the entries
Mr.. Fenner's ch hlly Tellulah by Eclipse. dam Polly
Hopkins years old.
James Wlliamsons ch. Ally Taglioni, years DID, by
Prsm, dam by Sir Charles.
w snkler's ch. flly orphaline by Rienzi dam FeneI
la, by Clarmont
Final result-Taglioni, Il Tellulah, , Orphalne
g. Time, 3m 55s-4m 2s
Third Race-A swe epstakes, for which were entered
Mr.. Aston's Fanny years old, out Of Fan by Trum-
peter.
Mr. smithsen' Arabella Stewart by Patent Right dam
by Tonson.
Mr. Huger's james X Polk years DID, by Richard out
Of WhiD Mare
The first heat easily by the Presidential neg.
At the second start Polk led Fanny passed.
and won the The third heat not contested,
and Fanny walked around for H.
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ARCHITECTIIR

ARCHITECTURE.
ERED. SCHMIDT begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his Office from l92 Broadway
IS Wall where desirous of building invited
ngs upwards 70 the Villa Q! Manson al the va5ou'
Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts for Build
every description and superntends the erection thereof
m rc
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"a TO LET-The large three stoIy and sttls In hrcE y
et Seventh Ayenue and Thirteenth with fine
garden Croton water kitchen ranges marble mans sling
good tenant sa., :, i
Nso-Four three story and attic Brick Houses with Stores
underneath the eastery side Of Sixth Avenue between
Twelfth and thirteenth Streets with sliding doors marble
nanes Coton &c., suitable for respectable families in
moderate circumstances. Ua . -
AlsoFive story Brick Houses of similar kind the
eastery side Of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square. p
Also-The three story Brick House. with Store underneath
the easey side OF the Eighth Avenue between 18th and
th streets, with marble mantels, sliding doors, Croon
water, &c. . :,
All the above excellent stands for business and
suitable for drygoods and ladies' shoe
china and earthenware hardware, jeweiry millinery con-
fectionary, &c.
The Stores with tbs front basementoom will be rented
from the dwelling parts if required there being covered
areas in front for fuel, &c. u. n. WINTER
III irns l6 Wall street,
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COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER
ROYES

+. BODEN respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he continues to manufacture Colored Paper
Fancy Paper Boxes all the old stand Of the
late firm Of Blanc Boden Fulton corner Of Gold street He
fully determined manufacture superior article and
put the prices to satisfy his customers Orders will be
punctuaily attended to-
N BA good Of Coloed and Fancy Paper
Box always hand. ia30 2msec
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SWORD EXERCISE


MR. HAMILTON, having entered into an arrangement with
1u MR. FULLER, for the Of the Large Room Of his
Gymnasium. No. 20 Ann street. and also the Military Hail.
bowery respectfully the publc that he
tends commencing Class for the Sword Exercise in all It's
branches-Amercan and French such Small and Broad
States Army. 777 ~
B-voluncer Companies wishing to become perfect in
either usket or Artillery Drill can be taught the same on the
most modeate terms application the advertiser 81 Ann
street, to CAPT Smith, Military Hall, or Mr.. Fuller
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LEECHESl LEECHESl Fe,ves
lust RECEIvED-Psr ship franklin, from HsTbgr,a
j very fresh supply swedish Leeche,; for sale Wholesale
and r-ta II. n the most moderate rrices by - . .,
q, J. FERDlNANp 90
isa muosier &C is~cb-s. No lAs Nassau ''s~r'
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s
ia1toMrl* re Receiver Of Taxes.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSU RANCE CO,
Election held this day for Directors this Institution,
for the ensuing the following gentlemen were elected
'A'' Tbomas ". Thome, Elisha Riggs,
ShsD e. Fob:oU E. WSSa S D 5S.:Ss As:Ss Bake. Bake.
Moses Tuck +. James E. Holmes.
John II. Dawson, John r Moore.
5Sss csHsb e 1. 1fsa fani., MT% Thoms: K Md%s Th9fi
Francis 7, Sage, Eugene Bogart.
At a subsequent meeting of the Board THOMAS w.
ESQ., was unanmSS ffsf r GfE e. sess,r,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE.
the kind offer to the notice Of our southern friends
~
Egg and other rumb all in their preservation their
Also, Jsys the Strawberry Raspberry, Ounce, and Pine
APPLE spS Scl. JIanbs!.y .yy:nr. and s. e a.
.erpOn glass jars Of size to suit the cos'snee of
Also Peiisd and sewed oy.trr, poed for srperssen and
MS!; xfsDs ss Ship
ever before offered to the 'if'aR Pssf
NB-Eighty DOZEN fresh Havana Pines in ss:1 ssT for
sale. Also 1900 Oyster Kegs. dO ssrc
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
GERARplN. Commission Merchant, IS John street, mp
whoese or retail splendid assortment Of the above articles
white and rich fancy decorated Dining sets
with mottos GCoxae Bottle Fsass Tsts ss
Also, plain and neh CIT Glass Dsesner, Water PSs..ss
A.ns! and Solar Lamp Shades and Globes
~ Orders for Cut Glass Ware Gliding and Painting on
RS Im.rc
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THE PICTORIAL NEWS ROOM,
No. % CATHERINE STREET BETWEEN TWEEN EAST
Ii HAWKES., having fitted up Parlor General News
II. Room under the above tte will be happy 70 see his
nuance Of the vors literally bestowed since he has been
in the public line.
The room furnished with New York and Old Country Pa
perx regularly.
ed Segars and fine Pale Ale, SC. j23 lmsec
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cheerfuy testify to the truth Of the above sss., my
wife, MASON n. TURfER
The following ine estng amend itsf to tn
careful attention Of those similarly Affected
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA


careful attention Of those similarly afiicted:--
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.
speak erpsrimentay when say that this medicine is IA
effective in the Of chronic rheumatism than
other have tested Having endured
suffering at times within the las 1--WE from repeated
attacks of yreumatism have recently used Sands
Sarsspaa with the happest My health bet
than it has BEEN for many months appetite good
and strength rapidly returning attribute this healthnl
change entirely the use Of this potent medicine Feeling
deey sympathy with those who afflicted with this
menng and painful complant refrain from most
nesuy ding such the OF this valuable
Having the confidence the medicine aad skill OF
DR. Sands induced thereby 70 the effects Of their Sa
sapara and take pleasure Ia adding testimony TO that
Of many Others Of Individual properties,
known TO and unsolicited by the Messrs, Bands.
CHARLES DYER, Jr.,
Druggist and ApothecaIy,
10 and AZ Westminster st Providence, X. L.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of ts
or vane and efficacy pamphlets which may be obtained
gratis Of Agents.
Prepared sold wholesale and retail and eSporation by
A. b. 4 ID. SANDS, prugglsn,
70 Fulton street, ns Broadway, n East Broadway.
6lmsee