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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

GENrLEMEN's HATs.-SrMNER FAsHIoS.-Leary / q
will this day introduce style OF Hat entirely new 10
superior to any thing get ofTered.-June 9th, 1886
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Circular OF the Nlesicnn Goverumert.

u The trial of Mahau on an indictment for muir.
dering his wife Will commence a, Newark tomorrow
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E THE INDUSTRIAL. CONGRESS. in session last
this city, have proceeded so far In the business Tor
which II was convened as voted recommend the
formation Of workingmens unions, composed OF members
pledged TO endeavor obtain through the influence OF
lca the election for members OF Congress and
state Legislatures embracing the following provs-
Ions:
IL reasonable limitation of the quantity Of land that
any Individual may acquire possession of hereafter;
. The exemption OF the homestead from debt or mort
gage hereafter;
g. The freedom Of the public lands to actual settlers
l. Limitation OF the hours of daily labor for wages III
all public works and in all establishments authorized BY
law, 20 ten hours"
On Saturday afternoon the Congress adjourned TO meet In
Lowell where will hold sessions to-day and tomorrow
rBo,t Post, 9th.
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~ Hon. JOHN YouSo of Livingston Coanty,
we hear with deep concern, lies dangerously i'll OF
bleeding at the langs Mr.. Young was twice chosen
10 Congress from his District, and has for the last
two Sessions been a Member of our Legislature
where he has repeatedly received the votes of the
Whig Members for Speaker. He has been widely
regarded by Wings as their probable candidate for
mex, Governor Of the State and his loss this time
woald be painfully regretted. We hope to hear Of
bis speedy recovery.
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sg U. S. Revenue Steamer Spencer, cALEB
cusx,r,, ESQ. Commander, days from New York
bound to the Gulf of Mexico, put in to On the
IN rco.i- some damage to her machinery She
exneeted to proceed on her voyage in a few days.
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Things In Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF IL De lrlocns
PHrLApE1 PHIA June :, P. M.
reeret that my intention of sending the news
from Vera Cruz las; evening Was frustrated oy accaen
The dispatch received exclusively here and direct
ed IL % be transmitted 10 you Immediately There has
been no continuous working OF long messages from
Washington New York yet but the next important
from the South will probably be sent through
direct.
The desth of Judge Randall leaves another office
at the disposal OF Mr Polk /, is general impression
here that Judge Petit; will be nominated 10 The Senaie as
his successor.
The regular Sunday fremsn's fight occurred last
evening" the rioters having kindly determined not 10 10
tsrrupt the day services of the churches The beger
ents were the notorious Weccaco and MoyaueD.ins
Hose Companies Pistols fred. missiles fe~
about and the Police being few III numbers were uIa
Die to suppress the disturbance. One OF the officers
was seriously injured By brick in his face cdi!d
standing in doorway was nearly struck BY piso! os
I am happy To say many were iDjured-the only
soace for these repeated oursges 10 the Districts Tor
which the good of the City suffers being that some
injury is received by the miserable riosers
James 3. OF George Wilson. shoemaker
aged 90 as drowned yesterday Bellemont In the
Schuykill He with other young were Decorating
the day by bathing and being seized By cramp when at
distance from his oulpanions was swept away
Some 200 Sons of Temperance started for your
city this morning attend the Temperance jubilee and
another large body OF forming in Liberyst TO start
by the train this afternoon.
We have had several trifing fires since Saturday
The market continues without activity, III uepress-
ed prices No disposition 10 operate IN aour Corn meal
sT3 10 u for Penn. and Del. Rye flour ~ 10 IS.
Good prime red wheat SIS and 90 white es. Rye IS
10 90 for Southern yellow and white cents higher for
prime, and stocks light. The slight advance In sugar
maintains itself Small operations in cotton al last quo
tations. Whisky 9 cents per gallon Provisions without
movement The stock Of molasses had been considerably
reduced which gives more frmness 20 prices Oats 81
cents and very dull.
The printers TO the number OF about 10 have
formed themselves into military company, called the
Press Guards William c. Tooey assistant editor OF the
Times the Johnny Tub that paper, has been chosen
President over Frank May, old Texas campacner who
was az the battle Jacnto and saw live Mexicans
there The corps very good and if ever mustered
into service viii give good proof OF the impressions the
craft can make batteri1g the faces OF their enemies.
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a SEE MARINE JOURNAL, ToUsTg =:


Danish schr Ciso S;erh. I'm MSlags and (;is,,,...
500 boxes raisins. 100 or casks wine TO Au,-s 4
way May Slst in lat 81 3o long IS 40 SPOKE ali, a.
eli Nsw-York from Palermo for Boston, w.shes !. ls
ported ~
MASTER. $3.50
Schr Msry. -, ds i'm Newoerp, NC, naval ,,c...
{ Blossom. S .
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ds I'm Ne"oeru' NC, naval ssc.,, =,
SAILED

Steamship Great Britain. Hosken, for Lve.pca No.,
ship Mediator, London. Wind Ugh; &; Sc. f-~1s'
BELOw-Ship Indiana, Bennett. I'm Sorle,,, 49,.
&c, 20 Stanton & Frost. Also barks and br,yrSs-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

NorIcE.-The Walnut Oh Military shaving Soap Wild
has equal IL the invention OF Mr. WIN. johnson
the only manufacturer Of the true article st II CosntG
and has connection with any room Fowler rsfrs
scented by those who endeayOr to make capital Of n
name for the manufacture and sale Of spurious article
mvl mia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

II These Mammoth Infant. continue TO ''astoulih IA
nalves" by their size and Mesmeric -as the Aus,,
Museum and are 40 attractive that Msns-ll- Fanny b
distinguished Orangship, /. becomir quite jealous 81
shows her teeth NJ all huurp evidence Il Der ,pt
and except The capital performances and P. 70 az,
! OF the most Ainnslng lhnE. at lhr Mn.sum.
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~. YorNo MEN are invited 10 call and e1auhs
GENINs style OF Gossamer Summer Hat. 10 bsau,J
OF style and lightness. it exces any ia, ever bs,s
offered TO the fashionable Hat wearing communly-
Also. alarge assortment of Panama Hats.
les II in GENlS 2l4 Broadway
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r The only True depot FOR the Magical Pain E1!ricz
10 At II Cortland ct mis- lnI
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IL CAsslUs NJ. CLAY is said to have been 6
chosen Captain in n Regiment of Mounted Men jas
raised in Lexington, We do no, yet believe he
has volunteered TO go 10 Mexico though we had s
letter from Lexington asserting it some weeks ago
Should the Country ever need defenders, Mr.. c
will doubtless be among them.
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r. Advertisements for Newspapers OF all the Clues =
principal towns In lhs country far and near dtJ
ceived at The Office Of the duly authorized Agent re-
er, IN The Tribune Buildings He receives subscrpso
also Tel ltais Til,
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT Of NETWORK

AIsIArURr ALMAsAc......rHl.p DAT
THE Sun. THE NOON
Rises..i 80 Sets u p Morn .rises. Ers ssA
LATEST DATES.
London .......--..Msy Is Esvre.
liverpool ...---...May 70 New-Oresn,. W.. VT !
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To FAMILIES, MEKcH.Srs TRAVELLERS, &c. viFt,,
New York The house OF Comstocs Co. having ob-
ained such tremendous celebrity for their Proprietary
Patent Medicines they deem sufficient 10 IL form the pu
and the travelling community where tbs original ncts
be obtained Ia their eHccnt excellence their Srl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-09

The FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JoUssL y
AaslcULTCRE-JoHs S. SKINNER, Etitor.--Tis !n'
Number will be published on Monday morning. CcnsSa
Of this (June) Number:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

and talks very pleasantly in The family.
but d Is no matter what lext he taxes. he
always breaches The same sermon. The
men who live in The sindy, and Who de-
roie their energies 10 The pulpit, are the
men who do the most good.
Now Mr.. Jones. though he loEed his
study. thought il his duty 10 devole por-
non Of his time 10 parochial visiting; and
As the two visitors eagerly engaged in dis
pule, he pleasantly suggested % them the
propriety Of embracing some other time
and place Tor their discussion.
As hey Withdrew, Mr.. Jones resolved,
as he had done thousand times before,
that he would do that which appeared 10
him right in the sight Of God aud most
for Ihe spiritual good Of his people. and
leave others to think and say what they
please.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
From the Glohe.

.BRANDRETH PII.I.S.--Wc were Tor long
time among the sceptical as to the efficacy Of
these Justly celebrated Pills. We believed that
they had got into general and universal use moro
nv The numerous newspaper pufls, than by any
virtue they possessed. A recent trial Of them up.
on a friend of ours, who was attacked with mos'
violent bilious cholic, has removed all doubts IN
our minds as to their being the very best cathar'
tics that can be administered; and, believing SO
we think we can do the public a benefit, in say
ing what We think Of them.
CT Agents for the sale of Brandreth's PMS
d. Heara, Hillsborough; A. florence, P'its6oro q
VIM. Foshec, Foshee's store, Chatham; J. b.
M'Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane; Mason
Hsu; f. & W. Smith, Alamance; ~ X. sloan sa
t;rccnssorou;h; James johnson, Wen!wot'h
Wool Il Nod. Madison; Owen Maieei' On
ccyvalo; J. Il. Cdilum, Milton,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
GREAT BARGAINS
HARD w A RE.

IN contemplation If change in our business
ON the Is, Of January, and in order 20 reduce
our stock rs much as possible by that tipe. we
now offer il at Wholesale at a very SMALL AD-
waves upon the IMPORTATION COST, for
Cash, or approved Town acceptances.
Country Merchants are invited TO examine our
Stock, when they will be convinced that we are
selling lower than the same articles can be bought
in New York or elsewhere.
Our Stock Is entirely new. Our English Goods
are imported, aud the greater part Of them recent.
" received consisting Of all articles usually kept
in our line. a+-5 -
We have fine LOT Of Single and Double Bar
rel GUNS, Of our own importation. which we
will offer at unprecedented low prices.
E. LORRAINE, d. co.
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
August 4. W-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

Buy THE TRUTH.
Go thOu, in Iifs's fsir noming. Z
IS Go. IN ny bloom q you'd.
And buy, for thine adanins.
The precious pearl q Truth.
Secure this heavenly treasure.
And bind !, on lhy hean.
And 1t ~ worldly IAeasure
Fer cause i % depart.
&C, while Inc ID Star shinesh.
Go. while de heart i lielt.
&c, sEs thy ssrengsh dsrinesh.
Wiki every sense i bright
Sell al slloa has ana boy 4.
It's worth III earthly thinss--
Rubies. and gold. and diamonds.
sccpires, and crowns q kings.
Go. ere The clouds q sOuow
Steal Ger lie bloom Of youth;
Defer not iilI io-mouow, -
60 now. and buy he Truth ~
Go, seek the great crcaior,
Lean early % be wise;
Go. place upon The altar
A morning sacrifice
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
mEETrNG on TIE WARDENs.

TsHE next seniAnnual meeting Of The War,
IL dens Of the Poor for Onnge county, will &c
held at the Poor House, on the first Monday IN
September 1.-THE 1ih.) and applications for aid can
then he made. A Superintendent win be select
ell Il that time Cor the ensuing year. and propo-
sails will be received from persons desiring the ap-
pointment. e~.* ss
ar The wariens of the Poor arc requested
10 meet in Hillsborough on Tuesday Of August
Court.
N. ID, Balm, Secretary.
July -. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
JUST RECEIVED,

SsUPERIoR 81. croix, POio Rico, and n. d.
- Sugar. ..-.-. . E.s.... g..
Good Coffee, Of different qualities.
TaIlow, and Adamantine Candies.
Also. on hand. I2-a I.incn anL Cotton shirt
ing, good Cider Vinegar, Salt, lamp Oil, and
Chocolate. ~ ~
A large lot Of CIGARS, all qualities, for sale
low. ..4.. .--.. -
LONG, WEBB, & co.
August T.. 39-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
FLOWER CROOKS.

WE have for sale 500 Flower Crooks and
w Sauccrs in sets Of three Crooks and sau-
Ger for rs cents set, or separate at and III
cents each. &c
G-ir Also another 10, Of Whitehcad's Superior
FLOUR. r~.t 49, u -
- LONG, WEIR, & co.
March "a, ~
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HIST RECEIVED,

IRON Avlcs and Springs, Patent Dasher Lea.
L ,her aud Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth, Damask and
other Innings, FASTING and Broad lacs Frtngcs,
Coach Scanning. Brass and Plated Bansis.
LONG, VERB, y co.
October 90. ss-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17
NEW
Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
IN HILI.sBOROrGH.

T,HE Subscribers would respectfully inform TIC
IL public, that they have So up a complete
Copper. Tin, and Sheet Iron shop in the town d
HilisbOrough. n The stand formerly occupied ~
Mr. Lynch. silsctsmilh.
STILLS. and TIN WARE, II every variety
iaG household use, manufactured IN The mos neal
and durable style By experienced wOrkmsn, kept
constantly On hand. o. made 70 order, on The most
reasonslac acrnns Repairing q Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shgrlesi notice.
They are also pfepafeil 10 attend 20 al orders
Cor COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GuTTERING, which they engage 70 do in 9
style equal for excellence an neainess with thai
u any other workman in the Stale.
Tin Ware. assorted. furnished Wholesale "a
Merchants and others al reasonable deduction.
HAUGIIAwoUT & ELLIOTT.
May, IL. - ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-09-17

1T de reursa couvenfaam hrh a Chaholis
n e. Hsa-s. Va, 4 was agHued ~ is firnds
lhat conseniioa a dos f1endly 70 &c Im-
,sopemeal q IL Aayisaiiaa a he Raanake.
BIN and slzanasa nsers. u he camposrd q
4-sxses fscm ne coaniies and towns IL yir-
yinil and Nsssh casssiaa. inaszoaed IN sid I'M
l.ssssmras, ~iA ie I'D IN ~ to~n a 0Kfasd.
s;rsasiIie ooanty, n. C. On Tuesday The 3Gd q
November neKL ID j. hoped q numerous Delesa-
issa win le sni. and thst he siokholdrn in the
Reanoks Nayigaiioa company wiHslso sIiend
Augua g. e.
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amnsemtnts.
a N1EI,ICAN rIuSKUnI-Ever

d MEXICAN ,IUsEUm-Every Day .nd evening
tAths week, commencing Mondey, Feb 45-Splendd Per-
forua1ees every evening and "Wednesday aud Satar
cay afternoons Al occekTbe manager aSs pleasure IN
psasnnns he best bill Off rcd the american pubic TO
Ils iencs aud patrons. he hos engaged lht fArsred
anc!-co orsini me aios wonderful md rNlnorcinafy
-'tCIou4saCs4 A'Ing, whose pIysica mechanical and
seithi-othani experiments without parae! in the
wonders OF Magic.
He also lakes pleasure IN introducing 70 the public for
he Icle entire collection OF Scripture Scenes
embracing representation, Of Etcm, Babylou Palestine
Ead Jerusalem: various periods OF htr history, making
Intensely interesting alt 5eanug! series o: Dis
sowing Views ch have ever been inodGcec 10 The pub
L. They exhibited onpSAy u in'iti guests,
composed principally 81 Clergyman and SuPerinieEcets
OF Sabbath Schools, Thursday ias who were 90 WEI.
pleased w!;a The entertainments ,hAt expression OF APP
prUbstUn suggested a. the close when D. Cox WAS
appointed Chairman FOR the purpose and the following res
ouuoBs presente- and adopted:
Rr59red That highly approve OF The exhibition OF
TIE Disso,ying Views Which have Witnessed and lake
pleasure in recommending them 10 the pablo 4, an instruct
i've, limo sEt aad most agreeable recreation
Res5;ed Tna. thanks due, and are hereby req
dercd he Manager OF his Museum, for The agreeable
entertainment LII which have This afternoon been .a
voreG'
Also engaged The celebrated Gaaris;, Sgnor Bri. the
Hydro Oxygen Microscope; Ma4aiae Rockwell. he fa
nous Fortune Teller; Fancy Glass Blowing; Grad Cos
EoraIns &c.
Admission. - cents Children under TO- ~ cents
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NEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Isl
~ POETRY-SOng; We shall be happy yet by Mfs. JAS.
Gray; Wait litte longer Shadows, by Il r Greeley.
H. EDITORlAI4-StRnd by Home Labor: The ConstiIu
.!ona Convention; Oregon 1t Washington; Tariff Pros
poets; The Newly ork Observers New spaPer Lbe; Great
Britain ana the United Siales-Oregon snd Free Trade
Extraordinary Newspaper Express; Frus and Fru
Trees; The Shameful Case OF Legislative Bribery Hsr
rlsburg &c &c III. POLlTl CAL-iSawY York Town Elec
:iousOswego, Cnondsge, Broome, Jefferson, Schoharie
Delaware; Wing County Convention in OnondBgs; Louis
ana Election. &c. ~. NEWS-One Month later from Eu
rope, by the Comfortably our Extraordinary Express from
Halifax; FROM Texas; Appointments by Gov Wright
Correspondence OF The Tribune from Pennsylvania, Au
burn, Boston, Albany Illinois, Orleans. Pensacola
Wisconsin, Washington PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS, from
our Regular Correspondent; NEw-YoRg LEGISLATURE;
Appointments By the President; Lake Superior Copper
Mines Massachusetts; Rhode leland From MAtamoras ;
From the CheEokse Nation; Affairs II China, &c " MIS-
CELLANEOUS-Prison Discipline with Extracts from the
Report OF he Female Department OF Sing The Amer
AssocinoGisiS, by Brsoane The New Stale Prison
Rev. CGarie. foTrey; Meeting IN Opposition Capita
Punstue IL NevYork; Henry Clay and tie Wings OF
Phiadelphia; The Copper Region Labor-its Needs
Sufe-ns; Farmers Library The License OuesLioa. No
ILL., Slave Reyo!. LouAl2na Plantation; Notices Of
New Publications; CiIy lieuis ron The Daily Tnburr
&c vi. COMMERCIAL iSTELLIGENCE-Pro reduce,
Stocks Money. Cattle Market, Newly Household Mar
kets reported for The Tribune. &c
Single copies, put up IN wrappers FOR ms Mals DC
Obtained al line desk-pnce 81 cents
- TERMS-S.s per year. All subscriptions payable
iuheXiply IN advance. Address
GREELEY i McELRaTH, Tribune suidirgs,
Cor Spruce and Nassau opposite the CITY Hall
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.

GTHE SUBSCRIBER requests those gentlemen In
a want handsome Boots and Shoes a. very reduced
"a prices MS old established stand and examine
~ large assortment which will induce them 10 give him
their custom The unprecedented increase OF his business
durog the last year proves that his sr:ies give universal
satisfaction Dress boots from 81 81 to So, warranted 10
wear w-made OF h- best French calf and under his i'm
mediate supervision Shoes from 81 - 10 = 50-=very
olhes a.,!cle las Inc equally low prices Customers
orcer a. the shortest NOTICE. guar
gntied ~ M handsomely and easily Drawings taEeu VI
and p4lc OF asts made and Kept expressly of each
customer.
N.B-Boys' Bools OF all descriptions southern ana
Western wholesale orders puuclually attended
JOHN L. WATKINS, Ia FuIton-sL
%, ,,;.TTLS bs.ya,.n nassau and Dutch SITS
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4 RTISTIQUE BRONZE Hat Siands.-A most
n beautiful article OF ns! furniture For the superio.
castings OF stands, manufactured obtained the
Gold a,edsl az the last Fair OF The American Institute. For
sale by SMITH, TORREY L co. 10 Ms!den.lSne. 26f
THABI.E SPOONS-Srtannig- Plated Rud German
Silver Table and Tea Spoons for sale al Burlingsi
oy mi BOARDMAN x HART.
SCHUUI. INK STANDS Metal lIk,tsnds, such
Care used In the NewYork public schools manufactured
and for sale al Burling- slip, by
Ii bOARDMAN 4 HART.
HAMBJR RIG PIG-IR0N.-6o tons Charcoal Pig
IL Iron No. and , OF superior Quality for sale by
SHERMAN ATWATER CO
26f Corner OF Fulton and Cliff SIS
EAaoIERs AND NILLEXS' BASh, hagsrs
Town, MdThe noies OF tina bank bought al per cent
discoun, by TAYLOR SMITH.
t3s lmst No. 81 Wallet
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uERIEF-S SALE.-By virtue OF a wit OF fen ia

uERIHF'S SALE.-By virtue OF "fit oil zen Ia
ciss ~ NE directed and delivered, VIII expose 10 sale OF
Pday the t-rh day of April Eex al 10 oelocx NJ al me
ves;ou.e the City Hall OF The City OF Ne~f9rA al ae
ri e end inefes. Of Henry AVS, which he nsd on The
olfn day Of January, a D. thousand eight hundred
and forty i've or any time serSsrf o IN and 10 al ma
rslu ot Of ground situate IN Seventeenth Gate Tenth
lard Of the City OF NewYork fronting on the Fiat ave-
nue. on Westerly side thereof and being The second lot
from The NorhweseFly OF said FIfstavenue and
Houston formerly called Norh) street. laid down on
CERTAIN map made by U. freeman, City Sar7eyor-bonnded
Eas,ery IN trout by The Frsayeue Norih-ry ana South.
er!y by land formerly Of Cornelius Duooy, and
Westerly IN By land formerly OF Samuel Mar
ID containing breadth in front and rear wentyEv feet
and II depth the SouIhery side forty feet
inches end the Norstery sdc feel eight inches,
be said dimensions more or less being the same lot
which was conveyed tbs Ld Henry AVIS b. Deed OF
Conveyance made aud executed by Cornelius Dubois OF
said Ciy merchant and Sarah Plan! h!s wife, bearing late
the 18Th day OF February 1879, AID recorded the office OF
Register OF DEEDS for Inc City AID Comfy OF New YORK.
in lib 1874 Of Con page $751; the 2iln day OF January,
l2Z5-tOgelher with Ire heredamens and hppurenanco
''NN'' y -ff'iW WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREDERICK L. VuLTE, Deputy Sheriff. .s,,.vs,,d.
Dated Ne~.Y0rk, February, %, 1873. COL
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pnRE REARS, OIL.

PURE OAano 49,
~ ~ THE ONLY BEAUTlFlER AND
g,s ENgS.@ OBSERVER OF THE HAIR
- 81 ~ Ths Oldest writers on Inc subject or
--S SA II. Hair have aud all alluded 10
D-EE The properties consiEed in genu-
.&S-A=-4&NS inc Bears Grease, as preserVauVe
and haau,;ssr f Nature covering for tbs hesd Hip
~ ,as .ncen, medical writer upon this subject
saw. in IA Treatise on The parts OF the Human BODY
~, ,b of he Lrst;s Bear is very nutrIye u start!
49, ,Sss drrnrs The inner membranes Of The tesh
~ ~ "a ss+ast The skin are covered with shining fat
which forms The source from whence spring and originate
The roofs OF the hsir thai covers 'hsm so prousey 10
Of Nature and II follows thal tue oil produced from
The "a, Of this auius very useful 10 The human race IN
leading 10 the recovery OF The hair when prenatufey los
Smelly 20 create. proof be atduce SO 10 The ya1e o.
.nine Bears Oh the hair Fer y-ars the pure article
has bau considered by the ost ennen. Physicians the
nest remedy for dsrdruf falling eff or weakness OF the
sr and ali complaints connected herewith Great care
.boad be laken all 20 toe geruneness and pa
y OF the oil The real article carefully purified and hsh
= p.rfuul-d for sale by A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists,
rs Broadway, ChsIuberssL; IS FGiion-st ano ~
East Broadway Price 80 cents Tor large, and , Gents ot
small bottles. ID ii4eot
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