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II. y. BABCOCK, New-York.
BABCoCK, ADAMS g. CO. Albany
fl0f JOHN T. BABCOCK, foot Main st. Buffalo

Jones LL'SCHASGEABLE SAFETY LOCK-
This lock can at the will of its possessor be CHANGED
so As TO make millions OF locks one so that neither
the maker nor ohr has any knowledge what
ever OF the lock.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has purchased OF his partner VIM Hall of Boston, Mass
his hall IN the Patent Right in the above lock- This lock
IS now owned and will in future be manufactured only by
H. at his establishment The city Of Newark,
Nd And By this advertisement he would notify all per-
some not toininge on his Patent Right The subscriber has,
been 10 great expense to manufacture and TO sell the
above lock at much less price, according the SIZE than
can be bought in the United States And he would
state that his lock has been picked opened with
out the true key that locked win be seen by the many
trials that 1t has undergone different times, with re-
ward Of $500 TO person who would open It fairly but
no one has ever been successful and IL Is warranted In all
instances not to get ont OF order while IN USE which has
been great annoyance many who have used locks Of
different construction.
Also his Patent Pad Locks for Railroad purposes Prs-
ems Expresses and Custom Houses which have been
orally adopted and give fnI satisfaction H. JONES'
~. 3mlawtsc Patent Lex Maker, Newark, n. J.
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go Snw.YoRK AND BOSTON RAIL,
.zae.ss<-s,Ern- ROAD LINE via NORWICH AND
wORCESTER-Composcdo of the following superior steam
crs running In connection with the Norwich and Boston
and Worcester Railroads:
WORCESTER, Capt. Vanderbilt.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Dustin.
NEw-lIAyEN. Capt. Van Pclt.
Ono of which will leave Pier No. North River r-weehy
The Sew-Iavcn, Capt. Van Pelt, OIL Tuesdays, Thurs
days, ard Saturdays, at o'clock. Pm.
Passengers OIL the arrival OF the steamers ut ALIENS
POINT will be Immediately forwarded IN the splendid and
commodols Cars OF the Railroad to BOSTON, without!
change of cars For passage freight apply on board
to J23 ~ d b. ALLEN. 81 Broadway upstairs.
INDEPENDENT LINE.
go 'sr wSn" r iRvnS xSn Hos S,
ton So 80. The splendid steamboat NEPTUNE, carl.
VIM. Rollins. will leave pier No. 3Ncrth River. every
Monday and Thursday at L. NJ.
Al kinds Of freight taken nj the lowest prices.
Passengers by this boat will arrive in Providence In time
to take the morning train OF for Bcston
For further normaon inquire on board o TIE boat, or
OF Cj9itMhll in DIJ.TS. No. - West st.
p L-ss-ss fsCnANGE or LoCArIoN-uNlTED
&C., STATES MAI. LINE BETWEEN
-es77ss2-s1.1e. NEw-YORK AND ALBANY, via
Bridgeport and Housatontic and Western Ralrcads.Te
steamboat NIMIOD, Capt John Brooks, Jr. will leave ON
Monday, Wednesday and faitay. and the MUTUAL
SAFETY, Capt Thos Jefferson Davis on Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday mornings, At Ct A. NJ. from the Pier
foot OF Roscve-strect, East River.
Returning the Line leaves Albany at O'Clock A. NJ.
Albany Passengers, arriving 1t bridgeport proceed
Immediately the Rart ad and, without change OF Bag
gage Cars, arrive in Albany the evening.
4 Freight Train daily, at 6! O'Clock A. NJ.
For further infornaOn both as TO Freight and Baggage,
apply G.. NJ. PERRY, Agent the office, liz South
street Roosevelt street. Livingston, Wells S Pomc
roy's Express Office, Wall street.
rio II. B. MASON, Superintendent.
Is44.'5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ls4l-'5
@.~a NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE,
AJ-LE tor Mdtctown, Goshen and intermediate
ERsseS places.
49, For passengers, tue steamboat - leaves
the foot Duane every morning, except Sudy n.
o'clock.
For Freight, the steamboat - leaves the foot OF
Duane every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
NJ o'clock.
For further particulars inquire OF J. Van Rensselaer,,
Agent corner of Duarc and West sts.
III. L. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
Stages leave Mddetown upon the arrival Of the Cars
and convey Passengers 10 Ithaca, Owego, Binstainton,
Car boDdalc, Honesdac. Milford. &c. die
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LIMITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, lis
u Bycaicuy, Up-Sdiys-E. WHITE would respect
fully call the attention OF citizens and strangers visiting
the city, his spcpdi Collection OF paguerreotype Por-
traits single or IN groups. from to IL persons tho
same plate which beauty and accuracy Of delinea;on
cannot ne surpassed. Portraits taken in all kinds OF
weather. either with without the cooy, the prices
which he has reduced to those charged BY the most incx-
perienced In the business
The American Institute at its late exhibition AWARDED;
Mr. White tbs FIRST Premium for the best Daguerreoyrc
Lkenesscs, (or grouping and general eiccf wch Is but
another proof 10 the supariority OF his Portraits.
Mr. White is sole agent in New for the very supc-
ricr imported German Cameras ard other establish
ncnt m the city or State can they be obtained.
n. L. lmp1rtc, German Cameras, also French and
American instruments OF the very best quality with plates.
Cases Chemicals, Tcli>hinS materials, &c.
Mr.. Whites Case Mandatory being the largest and
extensive IN the United States he caoled (itom The
quantity he manufactured 50 sell Daeaerroptypc Miniature
Cases, 10 per cent. lower than amy other house in the
Union. SlSye
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Add interest
Net profit
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In tho packet ship Victoria, from London-H East OF
England; Mrs Graham Of do; Miss Palm, Plgrlin Mr.
4 Richardson, Mr. II Rcharlton, Ann Richardson. Mr.
X Richardson, AR ] Richardson, MIR ID Hertes, Mr. G
Eranaland. aud L. In the sleerage.
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MARINE JOURNAL
CLEARED.
ARRIVED.

Barque Lofty, Douhan, Antwerp, w Weiseer.
Brig Ann Smith, Gates, st Thomas.
Schr Phcbe Elisa Ooborn, Baltimore, Ga:er Mailer.
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EOoDfEAR'S INDIA RUBBER GooDS-Ihe sub
scribes now Offers tor sale the old stand of Beecher
Benedict Gcodyear's Carriage Cloths. new article
weather suitable for the finest carriages Also an article
ic common carriages, heavily cotc al low prces. Have
On hand large variety Of goods this ne-Coais Capes
ronchoS Keefng Jackets, CAPS, Sou-wes;erS, 0veras
fan Water Jackets, Ships Letter Bags air and water
tight seanans BAGS, Tsrpan for steamboats, which can
Dc seen IN use on all the boats Of the New Haven Steam
ooatCo; every variety Of Covering, o horse 10 roof
s o. buildings, steamho1ts railroad cars sc. &c. made
to order n the shortest notice and on The most reasonable
terms Life Preserye-s Air Cushions Carriage Aprons
aechanics Aprons, Shower Baths, Mit,ens Cloves SC
&c; EFery article Warranted TO stand say climate.
6oodyears Patent Suspenders manufactured by n T.
and warranted 70 retain their elasticity All art
eies fS- sale In quantities o suit purchasers
GEORGE BEECHER. 100 broadway,
jii between Pine and Wall-sts
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o0n rERsoSs II raILAp scser , aLp pow
emu iO'', TIiioNsoS's CoAroUSD SYRUP Or
T1E AND WOOD NAPTHA-
READ, Read
erful remedy,
RtAU n -. p...o,,I;.;.
n lfrpIic GYOHCfsttss

40 c,-e 81 Chronic Bronchitis.
Ast'-'S-'s PHILADELPHIA, May, %, ISL
W = Tuox-oS-Dear Sir: For in1se ln.r. .osa
wear. past hI been ,rraally afflicted With an Iaee,lu
Of the throat which physician Pfonosnes ,, Tho
T-o.ftI. sued by repeated and neeted eoals.
treSs suffered indescrbabie My th.ea. VIZ si would
raw I'd. violent spasrncdc coughing, 50 uaa at
come from it also great oppression, pam , 1ouar,
i,,e chest. and fever-in shert, all the usua, s
symptoms showed themselves canss ehste US oer anal
ssry rrpose Nv throat leeced ana osse'eu - n,
@ lin. made trial OF every known remedy anu a.
different eriols had the advice of SIX Physicians ,Ii a If
,yt,h no avail About months since niaIc y AZ.
a,,- covpOI"y1, SYRUP D. TAR AND WOOD Nail
TIA and before had taken The s ee when sG l s
cop,inue., until had taken ssven bottle "ne
,cToved the disease and restored me 10 PEREZ,
pes, and rrny believe should not low be Ewing haa
Il h'' D 81 '0' w. JANE PERRY, 1913 Sprrlcc-s..
Principal ONCE y. L. corner Of Filth and spruce
Philadelphia. 49,, ,, 1, a s.NDs
& co Irncri,ts. gT3 Broadway. cor chainber'-'. 500
a.o at 20 Fulton-st and Il Eas: Broadway. Price ooces
per bottle, or 50 per dozen. .,,
Pa1y-re ofc nliltcrfefs. ~.
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THE NEW YEAR.
u A NJ A C. Z u C. q q u 6

ID A M A u r. u " y y " >
@5,000 FAIRS Of Boots and Shoes, damaged by wa
M ter and smoke at the late fire in our Wholesale
- Store, 20S Pearl street, Newiork offered for sale
at the Brooklyn and Long Island Store, l70 Fulton
s,rce.-A to he Sold if possible, within three weeks.
" h. Many the above articles very slightly soilc,
and not injured In the least service When there is
room 10 get into the store great bargains may be expected
d27 SMITH 4 llARTSHoRNE.
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE SToRE-GRoSS
Il BETS l56 Fulton street, door east Of Broad
way keep hand large assortment al Boots and Shoes
made in the most fashionable style and Of the best
tcrials.
NB-adc 10 order all descriptions Of Boots and Shoes.
Fits warranted and prices low to sur The times 81 ~
ID EMOV-lL.--E. DOWNS has removed his extensive
III stock of BOOTS AND SHOES from No. 70 to 50
Catherine street.
The public are respectfully Informed that he has Of late
made very large additions his stock ad though always
ahead and cheaper than the cheapest he is now determined
TO be little cheaper, follows: Ladies Cater Boots
S. los l2s Ladies BusSins, thick solos, SIS to S.
passed style and durability Misses Cater Buskps and
Boots any quantity the smallest prices besides Child
Caters and Shoes .. all sUtS and descriptions
numerous TO mention Any quantity OF Gcntcmens Boots
at las las los, and Also, Boys AID Youths Boots
and Bootees etc. etc Altogether the extensive
sortment OF Boots and Shoes he found in the City
pleasc call and lock for yourselves a,
69 CATHERINE-STREET.
y. B-Supcrin,cndenis of Sunday Schools. and other
charitable Institutions will be supplied at the very lowest
prices. d2T 3m-
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Upon the above statement the Board OF Trustees hav,
this day declared dividend OF nineeen per cent. on M
amount OF earned premiums Of the ending the 18th Of
January s45 which certificates will be issued
after the 20 day OF March next Also. dividend of six pei
cent the certificates of S43 and 1874, payable IN cas
Oh and after the seventeenth day OF February, inst.
Ry order OF the Board.
VIM. b. BoLLES, Secretary.
Ncw-York, February 8, 1875.
TRUSTEES:
James Brown Walter Bovine,
Samuel NJ. Fox, Vim. $. wctmorc,
John Griswold, Schuyler Livingston,
john II. Hicks, Ben Babcock,
Frcdk Schuchardt, Charles II. Marshall,
Joseph Sands, James u. L. Ogden,
John ID. Hurltut, Chester Clark,
Vim. II. Aspinwa, Lewis X. Bridge,
J.. 5. Suarcz, Joseph W. Alsop,Jr.
Henry Sheldon. Thomas Masters,
Paul Spoilord, Robert L. Taylor.
Moses IL. Grnncll, Charles II. Russell,
VIM. 7. Flrniss, VIM. II. Macy,
Bcnj. Richards Charles Bernard,
Ere icrick Sheldon, Edward MtDtlrn,
VIM. BaraeNal,
A. OGDEN, President.
lof2w y. q. RUTGERS. Vice President.
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r OZENGE FOR INSTANTl NEoUS RELIEF TO y
IL COLD IN THE HEAD, and cure fer Hoarseness and
Bronchitis, made and sold by
JIG l. CoDDINGToS. Druggists,
303 Hudson s., cor. Spring.
It's mode OF cure is thus explained The Lczcnsc being
permitted Dissolve very slowly in the mouth expeAds
It's action upon the membrane of that organ, which
hence relieves by sympathy the parts affected whether Of
the throat or the nostrils.
1t is in all innocent and salutary Price % cents
per box. Us imt
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The above is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE pre-
marathon from this valuable tree all Others being fictitious
and counterfeit Only prepared by DR.. SWAiSE, whose
Office is removed TO the y. W. of Eighth and Race
streets Philadelphia. This medicine is acknowledged oy
the Profession and Others throughout the Usn TO excel
by all the other remedies offered 10 the public Tor
the cure OF the above diseases.
~ Keep the name OF DIR. SW1AYNE In view, Eighth
and Race Philadelphia.
AcESrs-HavilanA, kccsc Co. Ncw-York; DR.. W. II.
Minor corner Broadway and John st +. 4. Sands, ss
Bowery E B. Warner, 205 Bleeckcrst. N Y. CITY; Mrs
Hays, Brooklyn wv. g. Wood, Harlem; BEN amin olds
Newark; John Pearson Railway John Tcrlune, New
Brunswick, y. j. j. :. Harrison, Salem, Mass W. H.
Pierce Albany L. b. Swan and J. ~ wnscw, Roches-
ter " Y. Backus Bull, Troy Spaldllg & Harrington,
and j. Green Co. Worcester Mass. John z. Hall & Co.
Boston Harvey Seymorc, Hartford Conn. f.. Hollidse
Buffalo, y. Y William Montgomery. Lansingburs. y. Y
p NJ. Cohen & Co. Charleston S. C. Andrew Oliver Il Co.
Orleans Il. & J. Adams, and r. >clcne st. Louis
WIN. Thorn, Pttsburg E Is. HinTian, Cincinnati
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PREMIUM STORE.

G1oUTHouY & MEYERS. 3ii Broadway, respectfully
~ invite the public 20 call at their store and examnc the
richest and extensive assortment be found IN this
country, OF BR0NZED and oRNOLU CHANDELIERS
CENTRE, MiNTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING LAMPS, C.ASDELABIAS, GIRANDoLES, BRAC-
EET BRANCHES and C-ANDLESTICKS, in every war;
ETY. Of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS. and superb article, pc
culiarly desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence OF the superiority Of this portion Of their
stock other OF its class offered 10 the public in this
City. they with honest pride less than SIX
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last years. for the greatest
variety and beauty Of patterns aud the unrsled nnih
their work.
Every article sold by c. & " Is warranted 10 be what
they represent, and these who wish TO obtain first class
go ~ price Often Yad Tor such Of very inie
nor quality, requested se favor them with call eecr
purchasing elsewhere
-. iheral tiscour, to Churches and Hotels St IL
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
-11 FREIGHT FOR WHEELING, VA. AND
49, PIrTsBUEG, rA.-The undersigned, for the
last six years (and presently Agent for Btso-
-N-uAM's LINE from this City 10 Pittsburs, Pa.
takes this method Of informing Ills numerous friends and
the PHbic that having made extensive arrangements for
forwarding Merchandise via Railroad and Wagons during
the Winter Season, to the West he is prepared 10
ccipt Good, from this City 10 WHEELING, Va. via
baltimore and Cumberland. Md. or to PITTSBURG via
Philadelphia and Chanbcrsburg Railroad. All goods en-
trusted to his VIII b. forwarded without delay and
the lowest rates, 10 either OF the above points
the Ohio River Also Merchandise aud Packages forward
ell By GREENS Express, through m three days from Bat
to Wheeling, making IN all six days from this city TO
Wheeling, Va.
The business will lie conducted by
WIN. TYSON, 10 wcst-st. ny
BINGH.iSIS, DOCK & STRATT0S, Philad.
JAMES WILSON, North Howard-st. Bait
HOLIDAY s. EDGERToN, Cumberland, Md.
JAMES IL. FORSYTH & co. Wheeling Va.
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Pt,sburg, Pa.
Goods intended for the Wheeling Route should be marked
gsr lork and Wheeling Llie care Of james WiLsop, Bal
tu7o,e; and those for Pittsbug, BiRghaAS Line"
heretofore. wM. TYSON, 10 west-st New-York.
Sew-lork, Jan. 18th, 1915. jal5 till March
= ES - is45. ERIE ,s45. sz,r>--,-.--.--.s,
$50 Canal. TRANS sa4 stsssasssa..sa
FORT iTION--NO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YORK AND CHICAGO LINE
BABcoCK, ADAMS & CO. Proprietors-Freight and
Passengers forwarded TO Utica Syracuse, Rochester Bu
fao, Ohio Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, WISCONSIN,, and
Western Kentucky, with despatch.
Tile above line Is composed Of first rate class OF BOATS
al new, and the public Is respectfully informed that the
Projectors have connection with the great Monopoly
on the Erie Canal but willing and DESTROYS At all times
10 do business fair and moderate terms and share Of
the public patronage is respectfully solicited
The boats being all and well furnished passengers
VIII fnd for their Interest to take this line if they wish
~ obtain comfort and speed.
Boat will leave Albany and Buffalo Daily.
Refer to-oiver Lee, Silver Creek Ransom McNair g.
Co. Cleveland ; Holster & Beat, Sandusky; CONWAY &c
Aver, Portsmouth, Whaler d Co. Michigan City; O..
NewJury Co. Detroit Sewbury nnd Dole, Chicago s..
l. Corbn. Milwaukee; Cushman, Eastman & Co. Ottawa
Jno. IL Porter, St Joseph's.
For freight OF passage, apply to
II. y. BABCOCK, New-York
BABCoCK, ADAMS g. co. Albany.
flo JOHN T. BABCOCK, foot Main st. Buffalo,
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NFW GOODS.

TAPER cAMBKTcS, IRISH LINN, aG.-'a' !, tn an
oeysd good assortment OF Paper easiIS, vi a.
,r sns ,,,oeriD, quality also Ir-h Linen, unici WI" "
~ =. ryes, barraiu Also Thresd oinis bsusseis' shh
SIT phne Iaees Ed-nSz. In-eriss ne" stFs Lace
AZ io,,. kinds; Velvet Bead Bags; Printed Cam
49, u rnrb Printed alusiins, Phiilippean Ginshars
br'es fIe 4I C. c. Y. wIMPLE,
Hosie'!' "i' .Tchl-.r. - Cedar street.
1,p7F|DID YSGLISH PRINTS. o. TAYLOR
En JoIlers 50 Cedar street received yesterca. .
- urS OF MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH PRINTS ufistir-
d IN Patterns and Ccisrns In perfection Of Shading
is arc lar superior any previous nPortation Also:
o - Yesterday Cases OF .GALEOTA GiSGhh'iS
scn;in the richest patterns and coiorinS-l icT cash.
AZ the lowest market price,.
n T s. Co. are now opening the choicest styles OF
Goods from every Foreign arrival AMI those who visit
the itr 10 buy Goods make il their business 10 ca Al
70 cclsr the latest fashions and newest Goods may
be -!
S7TANT0N, RICHARDS IOLLisTER, orier fer sale
- at 30 Bearer street,
Broad Ciot-woc and piece dyedbiack olive and BOWL
Cassnere-wool and piece dyed black indigo blue A'",
striped, ribbed, buciskin, and other SYKES Oh
fancy Cashmere.
sat,c.s-Black. blue, mi1cd.riPed elouded and fancy
plads.
Paatalcon Stufs-A variety OF styles.
wiggins-Black and white.
Paper Cambrics-Assorted colors.
yestinSs-Snl cias and american Iinshains
Sewing SIks-Ameyican blue, black aud asscrie, eolos
Cotton Duck-A superor article suitable for sails lo
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fHEAP TABLE CUTLERY.-The subscriber respect
Shly Informs his friends and the public, that he coil.
stantly keeps on hnnd, III !s Cheap House FURNISHING,
Store choice assortment Of Table and Tea Knives irum
5s I'd to So 81 per set, and Carrcrs and Stee match
and 1 fine assortment OF Pocket and Pen Knives. Ass
German Silver and Britannia Tea and Table Spoos and
good assortment Of Britannia Ware, such Coffee and
Tea Pots, Lamps OF various patterns and sizes. &C. &c
Al %, Tin and Japanncd Ware and Tea Trays OF various
sizes and qualities Also, Hardware and .Iollowwarc
such as Pots, Kettles, etc Sadrons, Brass Kettles etc.
Carpenters Tools, cheap and Of the hest quality, such Is
Flames Saws, Chsels, etc. Nails Locks, Carpet Tacks e
etc An excellent variety also Of Wocd-ware and BASKETS
s,icli as Tubs, Pals, WusoarS Clothes Horses Wooden
BowlsaId Chopping Trays, roons Cradles, Basket hairs
French travelling Baskets. etc. Carpet, straw and split
Bags ete. Likewise Brushes almost ever, kind-Cloih
and Hair, Scrub and Paint and busting Brushes. Alec
Fine Teeth and French Dressing Combs, etc etc.
Please call at Il. X. JonSsToss. j. Catbarine-streci
where you viii mud excellent assortment, and all very
low. X. r. JOHNSTON 8. Cat,ari,te-.treet.
~ g. Toys of all descriptions, at wholesale and retail
die 3my.
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305 Pearl STREET, Ne,e- York
Y. B-PracccS Feather Fly Rrnses mxdc order. o.sr
Two AILhAES, Sc.-1he s,tcrihers osr for sale 100
bbs Buekwhes; Flour Substitute for on Meal for
Feeding Cattle. II Is extensively used for That pur
pose aceour: Of rs being considerably cheaper. Also
100 hbls and 50 half hbx Extra for family OK shprng
i?l0 WRIGHT. LosEE co. 20 Ncorc 81,
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Al ET.tL ROOFS. GHurentsed Bdtr httor fire ieays
I'VE mhieh Is four Years Longer than Esadt1e susscI-
bcrs have avcnted method OF covering roofs with plain
galvanized tin plates, which they guarantee to remain
watcrtigt YEARS, when put up by them. The metal
is put that he affected By the shrinking OF
swelling of tho planks which II Is laid by the conae-
ton ex pauson of tile metal.
The following gentlemen have had their dwelling houses
and stores in this city covered by this method, 10 their
satisfaction:
Henry Brevort, Esq Of s avenue and 9th ST.
John :. Schcrmerliorn No. ~ Broadway.
David Austin, Esq OF Exchange place and VIZ
liam
J. Green Pearson, Ell. Merchants Exchange, Wallis.
Geo. i. Butler, Es'i. No. 81 Sassalrst.
Francis Burritt, Esq. GO Broad-st.
Notice is given, that the Improvement Is patented aH
PERSONS in the trade wishing roof by the subscr
bcrs plan obtain permission OH moderate terms.
mh4 P.NAYLOR & co. II and ~ Broad-si.
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NJosTHLY REPogT.-Satioaai Loan Fund. Life As
w STRANGE Society Of LondonCaptai s. 500 ooo-tien-
erai Agents ofnee, G. Wsil-st.eet NcS-fork.
Report Of persons insured III January, is.5 under
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- o: the Newark 4. J. India Rubber Factory 50 Maiden
Lane where may he found very low prices every article
in the Rubber line, including the Sheet Rubber 0vcyshoes
With leather soles flexible shank, &C. which foT beauty
and durability viii challenge the world for competition
Ladies' and Gentlemen desiring easyfttg beautifully
shaped and durable overshoe (Which warrant
part In the seans,) will do well TO call and examine our
stock before PURCHASING, elsewhere. We sch cheap
10 HUTCHINSON & RUNYoN, So Maiden Lane.
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CUMBERLAND CO.N.-The subscribers now pre-
~ pared 10 deliver III clean order Yard, the above
celebrated Coal, which for family lie considered equal,
hot superior, to the best Liverpool orrell Coal.
CR0LfUS RIPLEY,
j3 lnt< 73 Wooster, near Spring ST
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nAY'S SHEET KUBBER OVER SHOES, Leather Soles
IL No person who has this article has within the
knowledge of the manufacturer disapproved OF tem while
thousands testify their great superiority. Buyers OF
over-Shote requested 10 examine Days Ssortnent-
Buy them and look at quality anu prices,
25 Maiden Lane rule attention TO rich and poor old
young aud moderate terms j23