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VERY HANDSOME AND SUPERIOR
FURNITURE AT AUCTlON-On


Thursday, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock a. M,
shall sell at the residence Of the Hon. Mr. Bancroft
ate Secretary of the Navy, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and l7th streets, his house,
hold and kitchen furniture, which is very hand
some, and made in the very best and most substan-
tial manner; and amongst which ! enumerate the
following articles, viz:
Very handsome set parlor chairs
Sofas, taborets, ottomans, and rocking-chair
covered with drab cloth
Hair-cloth and morocco parlor, arm, and rocking
chairs
Superior toned piano forte, made by Chickering
Marble-top and other mahogany centre tables,
card tables
Book cases, MUSIC stand steel and brass fire sets
Bronze and other tenders
Handsome solar, astral, mante, and hall lamps
Very rich red and blue silk damask window
curtains and ornaments
Very large and splendid white and gold din.
ner and dessert sets
Very rich cut glass ware, such as
Decanters, wines, tumblers, champagns, water
goblets, pitchers bowls, lemonades, claret aagons
and glasses salt stands ellies, hook glasses, finger
glasses, &c, &c.
Plated castors, ivory handle knives and forks
Wine coolers, handsome hat-rack
Very superior new imperial Brussels and ingram
parlor hall, and chamber carpets
Very handsome mahogany French bedsteads
Superior feather beds and hair mattresses bedding
Handsome marble-top dressing bureaus
Marble-top mahogany washstands, French pat
tern, with toilet sets complete
French dressing table
Rosewood and maple chairs
Large book case, lounge, dressing glasses
Very excellent Office desk, with drawers, &c.
With many other articles, and general assort-
ment of Kitchen requisites of the best quality
The attention of ladies and gentlemen furnishing
is respectfuy invited to this SALE as the articles are
all of the best quality and style.
Terms of sale: All sums Of and under $50 cash;
over $50 credit of 80 days, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
ROBERT w. DYER,
Sept 9-dts Auctioneer,
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Prints Only-New Fall styles,

I ZEE 81 BREWSTER A Cedar street, New
IL York, where are concentrated nearly all the
new styles of printed caicoes which have been pro-
duced in this country imported for the fall trade,
and offered for SALE for cash or approved credit
at prices greatly reduced within the last few days
Purchasers are guaranteed the prices, and allow
ances made for given period.
Catalogues, (renewed and corrected daily } regu-
ating the prices, placed in the hands of buyers,
and sent with goods ordered.
Sept9-Iy
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eminent degree for the part which, notwithstand
ing the severe and continued illness under which
you were suffering, you were enabled TO take in the
negotiations which had been crowned with success,
and especially for the ability, zeal, and hrmness,
unmingled with amenity, by which your course has
been distinguished. And the chamber of commerce
desire thus TO tender TO you their thanks for this
good service TO your country, and particularly TO
the commercial community, and to present TO you
as this committee now does, an official copy of the
resolution which declares these sentiments; at the
same time they beg to welcome you to the com
mereia capital Of the nation, and to express their
sincere wishes that your Sfe may be prolonged in
increasing honor, in health and in prosperity; and
that afterwards you may be found TO have earned
the blessing and the reward which are promised to
the peacemakers.
JAMES G. KING,
-
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LNOR RENT.-One of the most desirable resi-
l. dences in the city, situated on the corner of
and Third streets 1t embraces every convenience
necessary to the comfort of family. Inquire on
the premises.
Sept 9-3t
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We find no news Of special interest in the papers
received by this evenings southern mail
RUMoRED CAPTURE OF SANTA FEE.

HUNDRED CAPTURE OF SANTA FE.
The New York Express contains letter dated
Fort Usage, Jackson county, Missouri, August 2e,
which says: .-........
81 have just received letter from Fort Leayen-
worth, stating that they had just received by
express from General Kearney, stating that he had
taken Santa Fe, ,ViihOta the firing Of gun.
There has been a tremendous speculation IN
stock In this quarter for the Santa Fe expedi-
ton" . .......-
We find no mention of this in our western pa
pers Our advices from St. Louis are to the Sd
instant.
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From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce,
MEXICO.

"IAiIo.
The rumors published in the New Orleans pa
pers, that large bodies Of Mexican troops were as
sembng at Monterey, do not appear very probable.
We do not see any mention Of the name of the gen.
eral who was 10 command them; and in reliable in
tegence in regard to the raising Of troops in Mex
leo, the name Of the general commanding in-chef is
essential item, seldom il ever forgotten. The
latest certain information from this quarter is, that
not more than three or four thousand Mexicans
were to be found east Of the Sierra Madre noun.
tains, who could be in any emergency assembled at
Monterey. This number would not venture TO
make even show Of opposition to the fifteen or
twenty thousand men under General Taylor. Gen.
Paroles, on whose military skill the Mexcans have
mainly relied, was at our last adyices from Mexico
under arrest in that city The return of Santa Ana
to power will suspend for moment all military OPP
eratons undertaken by his predecessor; and we feel
confident that no important movement will be made
towards defending Monterey, the supposed key of
the Sierra Madre, until one shall be undertaken I'M
der the auspices Of General Santa Ana. The future
course of this military cheftain seems, up to this
time, matter Of great uncertainty. We know
that England has used earnest arguments to Mexi-
CO and Santa Ana in favor of the speedy establish
ment of peace. Whether Santa Ana will be able to
make peace, however earnestly he may desire to do
So at least very doubtful He is too well acquaint-
ed with the relative power and vaor Of the two
countries, to hope TO carry on war successfully; yet
public opinion may compel him to attempt il. The
victories of Palo Alto and the Resaca de la Palma,
however glorious to our arms, seems to have pro-
duced little impression on the Mexcans, who under
rate their defeat and attribute their disasters to
the treason Of Gen. Arsta.
At our latest sdvices, Gen. Taylor was moving
towards Monterey; and if he has received the or
ders, or it be his wish to take that city, he will prob
ably meet with resistance, he could east
ly reach it before any considerable Mexican force
could be collected there. An intelligent gentleman
has informed us that Gen. Taylor expressed to him
the clear opinion, that the way to reach Mexico was
not by taking the overland route from the Rio
Grande.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

GsoReE BAscRosr, of Massachusetts, to be en-.
WOW extraordinary and minister plenipoentiary Of
the United States for the United Kingdoms oil
Great Britain and Ireland, vice Louis MeLane, re-
called at his own request.
JoHs Y. Mason, of Virginia, to be Secretary Of
the Navy Of the United States, vice Hon. George
Bancroft, resigned.
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ELECTIONS.

VEsaosr give below, from tables in the
Boston Courier, the vote for governor in l60 towns
comprising the greater part OF the State, recapitula
ting in counties The vote will not vary much in
the result from that of last year. As has before been
stated, no choice of governor has been effected;
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We regret 70 learn that thu Hon. A. r. Bagby ia
confined to his lodgings in this city by an attack Of
bilious fever.
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TNURNIP sEED.--l70 pounds of turnIp seed,
Il of various kinds, in store, for sale; warranted
fresh and genuine. IF. CALLAN
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TTNHE fall term Of Mrs. Porter's Seminary for
Il young ladies' will commence on Monday, TIL
September. Mrs. p. will receive a few pupils as
boarders. For terms &c, apply at her residence on
@ street.
Aug 3l-w3wif
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~, w congressman Register III w
The name of no person will be entered upon our
books unless the payment of the subscription be
made in advance.
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A SMALL brick house, two and a-haIf
"A stories, on 9th street, between @ and III, for
rent or sale, by JF. CALLAN.
Sept9
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1881

IOU tUWhs. '... 1900 II QUO IJ,I5I U,J5V
The legislature will be sufficiently strong upon
the wing side to insure the election Of their State
officers. In the senate, the majority will be large
the disputed counties of Bennington and Caledonia
having chosen wings, while Grand Isle has chosen
democratic senator.
In the fourth congressional district, Mr.. Peck,
the candidate Of the democratic party falls short OF
am election by about thousand votes.
MANE.-The annual election takes place on
Monday next. The following are the candidates
for governor and Congress,
GOVERNOR.
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'JNRUsSES.-Every variety Of trnsses
Il now in use may be had at the drug store, cor
ner of and 7th Streets where they are gratutous-
y applied. J. +. CALLAN.
Sept
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David Bronson. John w. Dana.
CONGRESS.
DIST. Wing. Dem.
/. York, SC, samuel Hopkins, David Hammons.
.. Cumberland Josiah Little, Asa w. II. Clapp
q. Kennebeck, &c, Hiram Belehsr, John l.. Cutter,
l. Lincoln, &c, Freeman H. Morse, John ID, MCrate,
8. waldo, &c, Levi Johnson, Ephraim X. Smart,
g. Penobscot, &C, Sanford KingsbeIy, James Wiley,
7. Hancock, NC, James 3. Pike, Hezekah Williams
Acknowledging to the Little Rock Ga
zette the new legislature Of Arkansas divides polt-
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BILLIARDS. IMPROVED

0TTS FIELH respecalIy inlorms h, friends aud the
BASSFORD'S ROOMS entrance lx Ann st. adjoining tho
Museum building, 9 Fulton The Rooms aud Ia
bles have been perfect order. The Tables Slate
Marble and Iron with An! India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt European aud all being
the best in this country Larger balls for Southerne-Cao-
lima balls for Germans
N. B-Basscrds new style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather best the city, fine Billiard Cloth
and arice the trade constantly hand and for sale
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1916

BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
EOk Fehburg, Keene, 0rsen6eld Brateboro, Windsor.
Woodstock Montpelier. and Burlington, w., and the Ca
nadas All Packages Parcels and business the above
towns or any part Of the western portion OF New Hampshire
and rmont, will be faithfully attended If directed to the
Of l.. BGELOW, 9 Court street, Boston.
N.B-Be sure to mark Packages to Of Bgeows EE
press" j25re
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AUCTION NOTICE.
ASSfGNEE,S SALE OF OH. PAINTINGS

ASSlGNEE'S SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
TINE GALLERY Gs marbl. status rare en-
cravings. &c. known for mary years this city Clarks
throughout the United States
will be sold auction. and without THURSDAY
and FRIDAY, April tn and l7th at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
for the benefit ofhe Creditors AT the Gallery in the Granite
ton Adnisnee free The collection is without execution
embraces COCO objects Of vru which will be
found collection very and the only
medals consisting Of complete set Of Conovers cameos-
Also, all the celebrated great &c &C. Also, the
mouds for casting The Also pieces sculpture.
embracing superb figure Of the Pomons Venus by Sir Tho
jaime antiaas vsrd antique &e &c Among Tie paint
Rosa; the Birth Of Christ by Titan; Christ Crowning ST.
Theresa Muriio the vrg the Infant aud ST. John by Gui
do two superb battle pieces by Borgognone the Marriage OF
Yssu By & COsrsdo the Ch,.'s suinsaaah marin:
the Triumph Of David, by Mattec Roselli &c All the
large size splendid gallery pictures sure
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H. T.. WILLARD 4 W. W. SHIRLEY. A

h F. WILLARD W W SHIRLEY, Auctionsen,
w hold Furniture the residence OF families declining
Stocks Of Crockery Dry Goods Grocery aud
sales Of Real Estate the Merchants Exchange. Also so
cit from their friends and the public, their
,ad h a. y: BROADWAY until Nay st when
Adams Express Once. mrll lmsr
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AUCTION NOTICES.
AUCTION

m TUESDAY, April 9th Auction Sale Of LAR NESS SAD
1 DLERY. &c. A, HOuGH, Auctioneer.
The large and complete stock Of CllIeu Ne 2O3 Bowe-
will be sod at Public Auction Thursday April Oh
at 10 O'Clock. as2tsuc
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The SUBSCRIBERS beg oinorm teirrends and h- pub
lie that they forward all OF the Wetem
States and Canadas the raosd from Albany Ii 10 ulusl
at this Of the 70. those acquainted with the
pay their go by the canal. For their inona
beg that the earliest probable time the canal
will be navgabe will be the 2oh April and may be the l.s
May. Persons, therefore, until that by the rail-
rates. of w. J. H. TAPSC OFT,
IS South st.. OF Maiden lane.
Due notice Of the opening Of the canal wiN be
AT
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IA FOR SALE-On verv fevorapie terms. Let, four
c ,ee story and basement brick dwelling Houses, ~ o
occulcy BY May FIRST They will be fitted in beautiful style
with the late improvements They each contain II rooms
besides the kirchen and finished with marble mantels and
black sraes throughout Two OF these houses 81 feet
court yirds and iron railing.
The ntnaon Commands fine view Of the river bay and
city, I'D within Minutes walk OF the ferry where the
sy noats leave Tor Barclay every fifteen minutes
crossiA IN % 10 mnues and every half hpur Canal and
nv are Moderate
cent frply to
m2isf la STEVENS, Jr, Hoboken
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REGULAR MAIL LINE


$500, A ISpY S6sfoN NEW Wy ROW nSSK .Q0x
.DENCE, by Steamers and Rail
road Reduced Fare and Freight ~
with the stcnngon Railroad Company having t-rmn ted
their Steamboats, that Withdrawn and will dscon
nue stopping at Bloomington for egter freight
The Daily Mail Line, established between New York
road will between New York and Providence Direct
livery Day. except Sundays The Steamers OF the Navigation
MAssACHy sETTs of 1000 tons.
NARRaGANsET TT COO tons.
RHODE ISLAND 1000 tons
for the Long island Sound and BY Their Construction great
vigaton They all furnished with Patent Life Boats and
addition to the extensive cabin have pleas
ant private state rooms.
Passengers will leave each place afternoon except Sun
O'clock at the India Point Depot Providence surviving
New York rly the following morning Those from New
York fromrhe established Pier. No Battery Place. o.
clock reaching Providence aso early the following morning.
after comfortable nights board the Steamers without
the either OF Ferry being disturbed midnight
change from bouts much complained Of
" by ladies' and families travelling between New York aad
Boston.
The hosts will land Newport going aud returning.
For Passage. Behs State Rooms Freight appli cation
be made In Boston, the Depot OF the Boston
and Railroad N to the Agent at The
Whaf and at the Office Of the Company No II Greenwich
street.
pursuance Of the above the fast splendid
nedays and Fridays and AsSACHUsETTs Capt Potter.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, will leave Pier No
N. daily Sundays excepted Each Of the above magnf
hsve commodous and berth 500
passengers They carry the great Eastern Mail.
as
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THE SHADES HOTEL.
"a Rc0sie Cfrcpf LYpef Sid. IF Qrnc, y,roa,

g. Rsade Street, West Side Of Broadpay.
THE Subscriber respecfuly informs his friends and the
public that he has lately opened the above Establish
ment style superior other house the kind in the
ctv Of New York The Satisfaction which he has hitherto
given to his friends aud while Proprietor
Of The Shades in Thames street, he hatsrs himself will
guaranty TO all who paonse hmm in his estab
the continuance of their patronage.
The usual relishes Chops Steaks Welsh Rarebits Poach
ed Eggs, &c. will be erved up superior style.
The Room will be regularly supplied with city papers,
we'll ull supply of foreign papers, by from
mis- imsrc JAMES EVANS
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:. A. STEVENS, Jr., Hoboken.
FOR SALE

FUK SALE,
a OR Erehrge fer Guy Property scrss Of rich land
~ was purchased n 1895 fom governments and selected
for who has government deed for III The
taxes all paid to this survey OF The md has been
mad. "A ddress boz 1910, r. o. Al Ivsrc
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
.essa WIN. II. PRINCE & CO, of Flushiur having a..
&htaned that fruit aud other have been rsr~atedIv
~A-id in the fulton Market coming from them thev
fnd tseves compelled say that all such stnemens are
absoluy fase and they have determined supply any
trees Ge. All orders for them be to them pes
mall lief with their regular agents. Clark Austin In
Fuosee Of whom price and catalogues may BE obsaned
nstc
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WINDOW SHADES.

NOTICETo those who may wish purchase this article
either by Retail Quantity the Subscriber would
specially Sate that he is the Sole Inventor aud Exclusive
Manufacture Of the real Genuine Pieut Oil Tranp.rsn
Bile to Curl the edges only kind that
az the ysrous climates of h- couatry H present Stock
Comprises Gle that New hich, Cheap Desira
the line Of his business aud for Wholesale his Manu-
featuring facilities, place him beyond the reach Of oil Compe
titIon.
~ Factory II Dirision street: ~ STORE NO. Es
II. T. WEBB
Also the Superior Wire Window Shades, Wholesale and
Retail mW 1wis@r
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Office N. w. Corner OF Fulton and Nassau sits.
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TO APOTHECARIES. &c.

TO APOTHECARIES, &c.
THE SUBS RIBER intending devote his entire stten.
ton analytical chemistry, will reIinqnish the ohecs
remove to No % Chambers .tee-he therefore offers tor
his entire stock Of Drugs Medicines Store Fixtures
The whole will be sold very reasonable and may be
had either together The fixtures fine
mahogany drawers shelving &C. labelled bottles and porce-
lain complete counter with marble top glass
shes. &c; also, bow window and doors with plate glass
ether articles ted with the bust
less. For particulars enquire at 263 Broadway.
al lw%r JAMES X. CHfLTON
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TO DRY GOODS DEALERS-

~ WHO DESIRE Handsome and Capacious Store 10
E Of the crowded and hourishng thoroug
49, of Brooklyn-The uadesgne has now ected, In
Myrtle Avenue. dry goods store. which doisg i'm
bus fine three brick building "a feet front
by 90 feet deep, wi tn handsomely nhed parlors Urge
and commodlous store and excellent and spacious base
men, will be finished and ready tor be fore the
first Of Mays will be excellent retail dry goods
business, and will be let low agood tenant Apply
JOHN LAN0STAFF,
m30 2wtr las Myrtle Avenue.
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To LET n

FlO ~
Ia TO SMALL FANILY-The upper part of hons
E:m IN Chambers street. consisting Of front and ba
.c with p,nry the second floor. aud front aud be
ronn onhe third floor, ard required attic rom, wit
the use other privileges Al
plyto 20 A. 3. VAN PRO AG, 81 Warren It.
Nb-lf desirable part II the above may be obtained.
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IA QUARRY FOX BALE, OR TO LEAsr-stu.
E9 ate on the fassaic river in North B.eve. formerly
e2w belonging Abraham JoYalcmon, ESQ Said ouarry
6s Sses s.tsn.vsis werhsd for thirty and
good order for working The premises two dwell
iugs house, barns hundred feet OF wharf and
seventeen of land which will sold entirs or the
quarry separate if desired For further partculsrs enquire
JOHN c. LLOYD.
Brnev'lr. Feb 10, 1916. fis lmsmc
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DOOoEc NV LOl run ShLE.
PLEASANT country seat In the village Of Msdi
E.:3 son. Morris county New within few minutes
walk Of the beautiful residence Of VIM. Gibbons, Esq.
being about miles from New York ey-ccm muncaten 70
and om twice day. day the year. Morris and Es
Railroad Said place contains shout which
Two Houses and Barn. WITT first we'll Of
Goodschools and churches the immediate vicinity The
premise; are located IL commsndinG position, overlooking
the lace, being thin minus walk Of the RAILROAD de-
pot which reuders for doirs
the civ who the country For particular
L. r. THOMPsON,
IA m@rc Morlstown, NJ
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SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
EyXCELLENT Winter Dlcsched Sperm Oil At 81 gall;
II Beaehed Solar Oil, rs prime article Of Sperm
Candies per pound Families, boarding house and
purchasing. For sale by J. q. FOWLER,
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 Greenwich Murray and 4as Greenwich Vestry
mrit lmsrc
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FIJME RATH.

ITO ALL who are afflicted with rheumatic complaints
i we would say 20 and ny Dr. SWEETS Sulphur Fame
Bath s Broadway The pecalaritis. Of are ,ush that
chronic nature, Scrofala Gout Salt Rheum dis
Of the Skn joints &c The charges modera
ted, fetch il within the OF all. m79 lm*m
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Entrsnce No. Vesey street. private door Aston House.
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the abov
Y new, teoppel and the largest IN hi. city II Poin,
Baths open until O'Clock night saturday night
Price Of BATH IS The warm Sea Baths at
MA lmsr HENRY &. RAblNEAU, Proprietor
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- BOOTS AND sHOES-Thc Public invited to
call and examine the large assortment OF gentemcn la
dies and Boots, Shoes and Caters IN ell theirva
- ties, which be found the cheap cash Of
mN ln.r H. bI0GAM, e Canal A., corner Sullivan.
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TO LET, IN FORT LEE, M,
Ia FIRST RATE HOUSE, with about 1 acres q
E: ground and number oil wooden buildings tolerabl
~ good condition, which formerly used chem
cal factory present occupied panoorte manufactoYy
situated on the Hackensaek road only few misutes wal
from the ferry Rent good tenant very low, whom
lease will be given for several years. il required Inquire
DR.. Morris Leo-Wof No. 90 Liberty street. New York.
mi lunsrr oocI
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DaxNerreOtype Apparatus.
JOHN ROACH,
Optician, 82 Nassau Street,
III AS constantly hand French German and American In
suments Coating Boxes, Mercury Baths all the
other material used BY manuc under his
inspection Chemicals Plates, Cases. Quckstuf &c &c
Lenses Ground to order Thermometers and Surveying Com
manufactured for the trade
Magnsto Electric Machines Of approved
medical purposes. mil lm+rc