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DIX KELLINGEr. s

DIX. KELLlNGEr 5
IN INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to
ISI\cure sores and ulcers OF every in a few
A[A-days Il like magic IN removing rheumatism,
ali other pains One doses certain relieve
bilious cholic dIarrh9a &c. il Is taken. Ii il perfectly de-
ghtful odor and flavor alt universally Acknowledged
be the best family medicine offered to the publlc
Price 50 cents per bottle
Sold at John street, Bowery and Broome I'd
and 10th yeriees drug Or. Bunet, Doyer
and Chatham. and the H. H. Office, City Hall MS imsrc
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Religious Intelligenss.

Religious Intelligence.
Two new churches TO be erected this winter in
Bangor Maine; one egsonalist, and the other
Univer salist
The Rev Charles Bush late Of this city, has been
installed the fourth Congregational church 1t Nor
witch, CT
Mercer street Church has been temporarily closed In
consequence Of flaw having been discovered In the
roof
The Brooklyn .adrerfissr says I'VE learn that The
standing committee Of the diocese have given invita-
ton to the Ri Rev Dr. Ives Bishop Of North Carolina,
to perform Episcopal Offices therein until the LIST Of Janu
airy, proxmo, and that he has accepted the same.
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Political lnfeliirenes

TOlucaA AuucAu8oneo
Mr.. vallsndgham has introduced bill into the Ohio
Legislature, for the calling Of constitutional convsn
ton.
The Governor OF Florida, In his message the Leeis
lsure recommends bienn sessions Of The Lsgissturs
Gov johnson, Of South Carolina, was inaugursted
Thursday last
The charter election In Boston on Monday resulted
In the election Of the wing candidates.
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
ron THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
CHAPpEn HANnQ

THE SUBSCRIBER (i.fe Of the firm of H. Roussel. 13s
Brcsdway)-no removal.respectfaily sclicts ral Of
perfection he willing risk the Of his
lisbment 1t u warranted to and prevent chapped
full son, and whitenes The manufacturer clsms for his
Perfumey perfect equality TO the imported superogiy
from its reshness there however Article in this line
eher foreign domestic which the subscriber does
keep The perumey Of his former for many years
director Of the first abo Paris, certainly
pss.ed by the product OF any laboratory Europe and
sold prices generally 30 50 cheaper He
respectfully socis the patronage pr the elite Of the
polls the promising 10 deserve il by truth and
FAR dealing in all his transactions. =
A. A. MOSS, late
HOUSSEL'5, l59 Broadway,
Where he will remain uutil further notice
Every variety Of Soaps Shaving Extracts
Cosmetics Pomatums &c with extensive of
Razors Hair Mall Tooth and Shaving Brushes w. ct Bot
ties Odour Boxes suitable for presents. &c. d msr
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FOh SALE,
In Charleston, South Carolina,


THIS fashionable and popular establishment. which ha:
been kept public house for the last Thirty years, will
be sold public auction the 4th January is7 by the
Master of Equity This house fronts Brood three
stories high back another with brick build
ings the same the Interior Of the for
the of the hotel with kitchens, wash house, and all
necs ssary buildings
he establishment contains large dining and drawing
room and twentyhree chambers The situation Is central
and T by proper would command the best
fashicnsble custom OF auy in the city.
Any disposed purchase will obtain bargain, and
will be to make fortune.
The terms are, quarter cash, the balance in one
three and four vears Dc 2taw 6tsrc
-CANCEk-A CERTAIN CUkE.
THIS dreadful disease has been repeatedly and complete
ly eradcated from the human system BY Drs Cos aud
Shepard. No. 10 Murray shy Efccualy cueda life time
cure The disease vii the patient treated
Or them Drs c. g. have following amongst hun.
deds Of other patients Col H. w Jemagn Of JsrnaSin
Ala Mrs Sarah Richardson Lanear Georgia; Charles w
Smith Taboon do; Hon Neal Zebulou do; Mrs Elizabeth
Flournoy. Taboton do sparta do All these
and all have been completely cured
the last five years by Drs g. They have several
under successful in New York In
have they failed to perfect Certificates from the par
be 10 Murray md they confidently
ferred to by DRS. SHEPARD x CORL1S.
90 Address No. 10 Murray st. New York.
n2leOd2msrc
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PHmosorHIc AND LAcoNrc. Louisville
Journal ofthe 9th instant, gives the following as
the result to the breach ofpromise cassThs following
check yesterday presented to the bank upon which
was drawn by Judge Pirtle leading counsel for Miss
Nsno Hayes:-
LoufsvnLz. Dec. 9, 1sl0
Henry 3 Julian Esq Treasurer Of Mechsnics' Saw
ings Institution Of Louville Please pay the bssrsr,
for sunday evening walk. Six thousand Dollars and
charge the same 10 account
$4,000. JOHN HAYES.
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
~u(xNngxwC y. CASTLE kEDWIN McCORKELL,
the latter from the Royal Academy of Music,
W opdon, will give lessons the Piano Forte
or Violin, AZ their res,dence, 81 Lispenard ST.,
terms, which can be made known BY applying above.
lint
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YsttS fS0iSS IVA SSt0U 1TOU0.
FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 50, our own make
and warranted satisfaction; fine French imperial
PREF Boots 70. - 80 equal e those usgelly sold in
French Boot and Shoe Mandatory Of the fash
ionable this city, Our boots received the highest
pncs sold in this city Boot. shoes, Geers &c made
20 order az the shortest notice. Mendng &c done
YOUNG & JONES. 4 Ann Il.
do lmrrc
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- THREE STORY HOUSE on 2sd street. between
: the I'd and Sd Its we'll finished and rspete
with the latest Improvements, including kitchen
.nE cold and wsrm baths water closets. Re Italian
front with versndh and French Windows The house is one
OF Of six houses on the ssuth aide Of the street For
further particulars apply to VYSE SONS,
IN Peafl
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NEW YORK AND HAVRE COMMERCIAL
LINE OF PACKETS

kAS FOR LONDON-First Packet-The splendid
H78l fast sailing packet ship ELIZABETH, Capt Bets
&I16will positively sail above.
The accommodations for cabin second cabin
superior those Of Of the
70 VA + .TxPsCOTT. IS South st.. -''''
ME ddooY below Burlune sIp
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A stay bolt in the boiler OF the steamer fame''
IN. gave way this afternoon, as she was leaving
the wharf for the Arsenal, by which accident Will
liam Farlegh, the engineer. and Francis Parker,
fireman, were sealded, though not senousy:
There was a large company on board the boat At
the time.
~ nrnduce market during the past week. and prices
are ststonary Many Of the obbing houses are dong an
active trade with the Western puye wno appear o %
asnss At AZ per i6obs There has been some demand
sr ouercron bark and holders ask $l4 for No l. Coal
arrives pretty freely and meets with purchasers Tor
white ash and 81 as for red for city use 20 -
some 1900 bags coffee ct "a for Rio, and s.h ior
Laguayra. time cotton has improved snsns ~ To-
most instances Flour il Ian. ud and prices are shade
lower than at the commencement OF the weex sugss,
.asrc. Wool 4 in better demand at low rates, about
$50 600 los soi At 10 ~ csas or common AMI quarter
blood ana 2S . 70 for three quarterr
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LATBS INTELLIGENCE,
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST.
TELEGRAPHIc REPORT.

The Southern mail has arrived, but brings no in
telligence from the army. Lieut.. Lee has arrived
AT Charleston, and states that the story of the bat
tie between III Camanche Indians and McCul-
lough's Rangers, is an idle rumor.
Gen. Worth and his brigade had gone to Chua.
"a Mexican town. strong military post of the
enemy, and which is supposed to contain q
large Mexican force. China is sixty miles be-
yond Camargo.
Gen. Taylor as preparing TO start for Monte
rey, at the earliest practicable moment. twas
supposed that he would take with him detach-
ment OF about one thousand men.
The Mexcans were preparing to receive him
at that point, w 20 it was thought they would
make a formid.' resistance. We may, there
fore, look fl- Ia, UNITS of great battle ut an
early day.
Vice Pr alas has accepted public
dinner ten him by his friends at Warning
ton Springs. ia.
The Wa 90, Union says, by authority, that
no sub-trea otes will be issued of denomi-
nation undo. dollars.
The Hon. ! n NJ Mason is confined by govt to
his room, a, Point Comfort.
Alta meet :, of the turbulent spirits Of Mercer
county, Oh: a few days ago, resolu lions were
passed exp u, the free blacks from that neigh
borhood. q .om the treats promulgated, fears
are entertain, 4 OF an armed mob.
The ST. Louis papers, by the Western mail,
contain no intelligence from the Santa Fe expe-
dition.
The five hundred Mormons enlisted by Colonel
Allen are said to be fine body OF men and easily
disciplined.
There is no local information worth telegraph
ing.
The weather in Baltimore to-day Sunday has
been hot and dry. The thermometer, at hall
past two o'clock, was at 81.
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Yesterday morning, Esd instant, WILLIAM WILSON,
aged ~ years.
The friends of the deceased are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK from the
corner OF Smith and Baltic streets. Brooklyn
AT the Henry House in Cincinnati, on Tuesday, 18th
OF August at o'clock M after very sudden illness,
Brevet Colonel A. e. w. FArrlso, I'd Regiment u 5.
Artillery aged 90 years The career Of this gallant Of
6cer has long and arduous and the of
his dsceass will be received with pain by his friends and
brother officers He universally esteemed for his
dsuntsss bravery. his extensive experience and his
many excellent qualities Colonel Tanning entered the
army in isla-shared the danger and the glory of the
battles Of Plattsburgh, Fort Erie and New Orleans
served honorsbly through all the Seminole wars and
was present and Fort Mellon tive Of
the kercest combats in which soldery have been
engaged. He a native of Massachusetts, and has
supported for many years, mother and sisters in the
city Of Washington.
In Gloucester evening Of 2oth instant. Rev. THOMAS
JOINS in his saith year.
In Ipswich, ErssAiM KENDALL, Esq, aged 81.
In Sufield Aug 9th, Mr.. JONATHAN X. KENT, aged 81,
Revolutionary pensioncr
In Fenner, Madison county, the 27th ult, Mr.. Al.
rHEus Twnr, in the SD year Of his age.
At Hartford Conn, on the evening Of Aug. LIST, Mr..
0EoHor RIsLEr, in tho SD year Of his age The dc.
ceased was born in New England, and of those
who fought in the Revolution for the independence
his country.
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GAlviens,. and John G. Chapman.

The fact OF our having mislaid the following
card of our late Washington correspondent,
+" Galvienss," will explain why it has not appear
ed before.
wAsHrroror, August Ia, 1916.
To TINE EpiroR or THE N. Y. HgRALp-
sfR The language of Mr. John O. Chipmans note
published in the Herald Of the 18th inst in reference 70
psmgrsph occurring in my letter Of August 10 Of so
abusive and incorporate character as to render any
reply from me entirely superHuous The tone IN when
dssntte the writer to any consideration at ny hsnds
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
NJ 90 <r.l~- $500

MR. G. c. MARSH respectfully informs the public that
l his counting for the study OF Prsctc Book
keeping Commercial Arithmetic, and Msrcantile Writing
continue opnn from A A. Nj. to8 BPM
Such the practical advantages Of the system Of
tion and OF faithful given the lsse that
competent Bookkeepsr and receives certificate to that
effect
Prospectuse with terms, references &C. may be obtain
C. c MARsH'S Works o. Bookkeeping well adapted
to schools and private instruction. For sae above
VS.
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A CARD.
HIGH HANDED OPPRESSION.

MIR, JOHNSON feels bound ia Justice 10 h,mseIf and
A the pnelc 70 state that he has connection VI
persons calling themselves Jehnson Vroon and Fowler
CourrIand where vroom and Fowler have the
hsrdihood to advertise in his name
Mr. johnson being the only who Profe al
Perfumer and Soap MAKER in Tint concern twelve moaths
ago asks his frisads and the public avoid the deception
and call On him No 81 Coutisnd street, where his
beted Soaps ,ad Psumery may be had in great pseeo
aad priess far ben ssth aay other house.
Mr. j. WHIP for the last years. has sustained re-
Putaton a. Scientific ferfumer, the public will not
hin robbed OF his professional by
Tssns a. us.e bic name where he has
Walnut OIL HiIits Shaving Soap wholesale and retsi At
ri Courtandt street 1rs mr.
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clint In rssrsyivsns q ct per cent Reading Bsnd,.
kRs ~das Railroad Nj Los Island X; Fsrmsrs' loan.
y; nm. 'sa inpsovsmsntin Norwich Worcester Of x:
Eric X. xivss< ed stsek. .; usrlsm v
The re essps OF the Res ding Railroad Company sti
continue large. For the third week In August of
the past IN years. fheJ annexed
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sTEAmBOATs, %.
GRAND CoTILloN EXCURSION,

THIS Df forh MGnSsy' A AIsS't Yoss BRASS
sP.I;; ss made Il:
and with Captain Tsylo, .psadid barge PRATT
Moady August S o" Shish the 9a.dps On
s ss s X: Of III
msa well qualified for the oee.oa first rate esteIs has
The STEAMER 9!s' Coffee win ..v. tn. foo, of Du.n. 81.
Fulton s, RfsoiS% Pee No. Scr,s S.
ga rs. s 'fi ~ as:s 81 S':. .d
Tickets One Dosr admitting ssa s%sa and ladies', may
notice will b.
given when the excursion will take place.
rEOPLE's LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY,
Dirses-paiy. sundays srcepssd.sr7 o'clock, NJ.
ssd Ekc .s
Hough.op. will leave on Monday Wednes-
s.nso.s S hhr TDsS SeSsa
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings att
,I Tsi ss e. boat; will ample
Eiesm taken at moderate and taken after
An persons forbid trusting any of the boats of this line
%s Or siSs aO hs ss
schultz, the Office on the wharf '"'' ''
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
, s.smsss, SosaEyTEs ;s. ... will l.... on
ssambos. SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. oy.rlash will
sLs on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at
Apply on board. u the Office on tn. wharf aua4
%nHsskkss1 SSpsss1 e TIE E.f III :ss
81 ri
'%%sps ''PFfsi oes'i e;@:, eosi psl;a
Bait and lines small ch.re Refs.Smsnt: provided on
s the ss:
Tie . pS on 81 e s ass 30 9a before f.
SsS Isss AZ. susrs nay, I the spot
IUNEY ISLAND & FORT HAMILTON :
'will run every week day on the above ferry
foot Of .: s'tasI X %s:s
'i Ia. A. a.s sss
II. . : nd :s FL: a: ess:s .ss
s ssd h0. ..y on
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY Anu TROY.
aSss4 2 SGs, p. td.s
:! t.fns 81. SSss YIN arrive = time 70 ;sis
s IT. "a ssss e' ss yS &:
steamboat foot Of Barclay Returning on oppo,
Es.:.sss freight apply board, Or,o Hall, a.
MORNING. BOAT AT HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY.
hOH ~ FROM the steamboat pier foot OF Warren
sree.-P...age N-Ls.yiug New York
--Monday Wednesday, Friday -Albany. Tues
dsy. Tna,.d.y and ssuTd.yIlandny :. Hsmmsnd street
HsnsgtGq Bristol rosFhkssp.ie Hyde Park Kingston, Up
assenges taking this boat will arrive in time for the train
Of from Albany West Buffalo; and North to Saratoga
Whitehall and Lake Champlau.
The and elegant low pressure steamer METAMORA,
Capt 2 II Smith, win leave above For freight pas
sage apply on board
Breakfast and Dinner board.
sc.ss @ S Morning Lin;
method inform the public that by taking the steamer Meta
and arrive IN Albany at an earlier hour than by the Old Line
same hour. of the Netamora.
Fare Van Coandts Dock, Is cents, Poughke epsie, 50
cents; Hu 'son. IS cents; Albany. 81. auls lwsrh
& WV YoSk A Up S q; TEN: IsTx $I9
ted. and STATEN ISLANDER Captain D. Van fslt, will
leave follows -
Leave Staten Island 49, o. .. ioand IL A. M. ssiaaLs
sand7, r. NJ
Lesy. New York at 7,s, 10, and H. A. NJ and I.aaAs
8, and past r. NJ.
All freight at the risk OF ofthe owners thereof
will leave Vanderbts landing for the Telegraph
c Station hour throughout the dav Fare 3k
FARE REDJJCED
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CHRISTIE'S
GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS,
AND
MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE or
RHEl1M TISM

RHEUMATISM,
NERVOUS c6MP f
49,, yis AZ, 20 We "onHerni powers as developed by
n. Hi from 4; n; a.Iy ssssivsa
are Ss,sa for vsou. and can b. by The
sis %ss 5. r. by these art
ouly Agency j. New York. No. "a Broadway, between
'inS and Ms Ss sI: NAV b, had
ssa4 IwdximW snc
TWiNE AND SHOE THREAD-5. 8, ., ., IL. 10. "a aud
s. Pan" ss cord CHING Mhs; do
2 and thread India do
A'p'"s" eo''oA oere 90
Wrapping. Wool and Manu- ., every .s;y, size;
sIcs Thread of every d..cr,piou ;oe,,a., r;, IT,,
ham and Walkers, fer sale BY ~ '
.sa. here oEBRA a. : &c, SHpY .,a NC,
RARE CUaICF
A NUMBER OF AGENTS WANTED TO ,.a.r,,.. N.
.od ~ o. rev ana u.sa, Piented article. which be
ensrseiers guarantee Of $500 will given To
uon each agent will have district secured
Letter. ns. ). POSTPAID i, .,..,
=. :
THE . JruizE Us AND STRANGERS l
es.slishmes, purchasing everything for cash mutt be
ss and ,s r. Is one q stock
ship, compeon !. spttsSended AS .psci
Goa, will se made 70 for $40 have cloths which
s ss:sI ]: /: The dl'ss
b..s w o :1pG: Sss .:
4 FzsH11S1RTr NJ : !. : =, ~, -
than ei e. mot ss
ssr.nd emer. mat hOMAS ATKINS, OF 23T
I.4se ssc Ct OF ys will h: with
AZ less than Coz, nr;r", rbs DRY OOODS
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Tons of coal s-ns
~ -se receipts are the Of two hundred and thr
q, tbousa dollar pc month and transportation of
coal a, the rae of I'M hundred and forty thousand
per month.
From ths first Of Jan to the Goth Of August there
ware .cven hundred a thirty thousand and sixtyfvs
tons of coal transported over me hsadns railroad rom
.h ;n.s % tide vat.r At this rate the total for II
year ending January ist 1857 vi" 10 soou'tweivs .up.
a. ,hon.sra tons and 70 gross receipts Of the
ny from this source and onsr resources OF os com.
pany for the year, win exc goo one ana nall million. Of
dollars Allowing oDs-haif Oh 'n'' immsn amount for
the current expenses OF the roso the Iancs vii, h
large enough to pay an interest Of sew an Co.,
year on the aggega 10 outlay On 'n work to the bond
holders and stock cldeC.
The annexed tab shows the condition Of IN. ,..,,x
departments Of one hu aere and fory-ope bank. and M
branches in this cit Ind State. The reports Of six
banks not reesiu ID ct tho Comptroler. oc. a.
time for publication
BANKS OF THE STA. NEw Yolx Ara I ,a.x
- '.'ess. LiabiIiftes
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Married.


AZ New Haven, Conn. on Tuesday evening, Aug. Is,
by the Rev DR.. Bushnell, Dr. J. FRAIiER HAD, u. 3.
Army, and CATHARISE ArrH orr, OF New Haven.
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AUCTION NOTICuss
: or T \ \ ~ "; sggyJRdEY, x:s.is.;:T,.

1.::. is :.:
(, The store No !, GIsenwieh AysaHs opposite ls:soa
s1s.: ''ssa S ss 81 aS e:
scts $ ss s, .1s E' ga sh Gs
Lanterns The whole by catalogue In lots to suit retailers
Also the shelving and other rurs store TO let I'll. Is,
ByJ p DIETERICH. Auclioncer. -
GALE 'ii oRs ess5s " S a: No.
. sSsSi :,:
:as ' sale si Sale
ENrErL FtR SNHTIHN S2Tac S.y ;. 70 o,lo.l
" su Bro-dway the geu.eel paIlor futare Of family
:s s'i Fl:
10 Do sss &C. Top
r..' large Pillow. and bedday brussels carpet rug.
.as S,.'ss Will VIII. so ~sS S.
sas. I.Ss D.' WIN '''- JSo sNIFFIN CO. Auc,.
JAcoB BRSIsTED A Xue,i SMmo
acS Sss ks;rsg
effect. in biz usual pSneiqsl manner sale. Household Fur
furniture sold Scasss viii receive parsieulsr at
E Of a., .s Kill BE- made usual
Mr. JACOB BREASTED having rr.,, f,c,l;,;.. fl, III.
disposal Of Real Estate will attend particularly to that branch
Of ,ae business well to the procuring money on bond
on collateral secuiue All business promptly to-
ard accounts closed up as sales effected.
The frs. fail Of this e.tsbIshment by catalogue
OILY will commence the Sd day OF Sept hapsst 10 A.
M when aspleudid socs Of elegant Piano Fortes will be
sed advances and storage without reserve, the
highest bidder For further Courier and En-
Quirar. MICHAEL ISAACSON -
Commission Merchant,
an22 2wsmc JACOB BREASTED, Auctionssr.
IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM.
NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND.
- IN PURSUANCE of deers.al order Of the Court Of
E Chsncsry the above ed premises will be sold
public auction under the direction Of the
Al the Mansion Heus- on the premises. st day Of
September at II O'Clock in the forenoon , =
The about sixty having largo
front on the river Kill Van Kull. The Msnsion HOUSE
and grounds will be sod parcs and the resi-
due Of the premises will be divided and sold in lots or par
GELS Of opvepiept size.
may bemade TO F. KINNEY, Esq, Solicitor 81 Cedar A.
or to the undersgned
Lhogr phc mps of the premise. will re,dy five days
previons the sale. PHILO T. RUG(jLES
Dated. August "a, 1896 Master in Chapc srv
au23 toSeptlstm
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MEEN FUN,

THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER
EOh restoring beautifying and preserving the compiler
ioa and rendering the skin delicately white smooth and
sot The ladies Of the higher classes Of China
fsr have for :ge. been noted for the exceeding ecacy
OF their akin, attributable tn the from infancy Of
netc until recently hereditary and uvloabe
secret amongst certain of Chinese priesthood desgua
cd Teen Gel .tal Doctors
The recent extended intercourse Of Great Britain with that
nation has elected
Ing their customs habits the number the
recipe Of this long hidden Skin Powder called by
By decendsnt Of the Priests Of the temple OF Teen
Tan or Temple Of the Heavens Charles Malcolm Esq,
IA D., for professional services.
Mssn Fun = empty. preparation Of Oriental herbs and
disorders. Amongst the mssrpromneut TAM Freckles
insenseIe and Copieus Temptation, Botches. Pmp
Spots, Irritation, Coarseness, variety of others
To be had Of " CLlREhUGH, 100 Brosdway A. B.
Sands Co.. 100 Fulton Rushton Co. Broadway
Henry Johnson eor-er Of Broadway and Chambers
ana A. and tnroYehout
Wall street. in baxes price 3s 5s and 7s au32 Imsrc
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was Ns7s,cas greater than for the prsvou, ou.r,sr
showing y ut the banks In much better condition
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THE ALBANIA.
ICE G E A M SA LOON

No. Dog Br0ddtcay, betlseen Spring and Prince.
ITO STRANGERs-Strangers vi,.nG the city will find :
attraction m fashionable fitted Il
is style Of Eastern spendor and magnifcence be-
fore attempted in THIS country The beautiful fountain alone
worth visit the place. speak of the excellence
Of the Ice Cre,ms aud other refreshments be found there
t. Admtance free. au23 lw,ssrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24

NOTICE.
sxD Cops;snees or merchandise by the British arr
A~ ROBERT A. PARK, from Liverpool are request
10 send their permits on board, loot 81 jones'
isne' e. ~ OF 70 '"e ''"'' j. McNURRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South streets;
Aus. a., ,sr>;,ssa r. ~ dsys will unavoidably Be
80 = DabIis sRss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24

A SITUATION 10 Salesman or Book.keepsr in Whole
"A sale Grocery or 6eseral Commissi.a House, BY q
Young Man from Chsrle,tsn. C., VII, has had Eve yssr
experience a. wholessle and general comm
merchant and ten years in the
or cotton rcs Western produce and gre eres generally
which with his acsuainsncs the merchants Souk
Carolina, North Carosa and 0scgi. would nahs his
will be gwen.
Address A. B., ct this sfice. auz1 ser