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~ 80 ,' - = - :. - l.
tor of Wugnts Indian Vegetable Pills has dis
covered tia, his Pills counterlcited and exten.
sN"ly circuiAtci through the country by persons
unauthorized b. him.
Dealers in the above Pills therefore respect
fully luiormed that DIR. f. w. Dyott & Sons OF
the Columbian College, No. 1872 North Second st
Philadelphia, are The only persons author ised by
me to sell my Pills, in quantity, at the price
as myself.
Any other persons travelling through the coun-
try Offering my Pills IN quantity and at rcduccd
prices, assurcdly base c0untereiters and on et
t. be r3jectci.as such by every I" honest ocper,'
aud IT is to he hoped, viii be, it it is only for the
health and the lives of the public.
VIM. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
T. w. DfOTr SONS, General Agents.
No. l32 y. Second St, PhilaGa.
SPECIAL DEPOT at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail y Co, No. IA Main street. Richmond.
Also, for sale by CHARLES IL. HEINlTSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, VI. A. Santos King * Toy -.
Emerson, Robertson & Cornicl,, w. IL, Broughton
Norfolk, aud by Druggists generally throughout
the United states Nov IL.
WARN SOCKS.-A few doz pairs of Country
Oct 30 Thos BROOKS, Jr.
DURE WINTER SPERM OIL.-Just re-
A ceivci ,r'sh and full supply of Pure Blcached
WINTER SPERM OIL. This is "A very superior
Oil burns free and clear, and will stand the cold
est weather.
Also an excellent article of Lard OIL and Night
IaPers For sale at the Drug Store, High St, Sign
Decll CHAs. II HEINTIsH, Agent.
sVROSTED FEET, IL ANDS. &c.--INDIAN
A OINTMENT This celebrated Ointment has
proved IN every instance in curing Frost
Store, High street, Sign az the Big Mortar
CHAS. IL HEINITSH, Agent,
Member of the Philadelphia College of
Dec - Pharmacy and Chemistry.
RJACKEREL-lO DDls No and Mackrrel.
w Dec IL THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
&8OULD CANDLES.-2O boxes BOSTON
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RNFAN i BAPTISM tested by scripture auc
4 History or the infants claim TO Churchmcm-
Dership defended and established on testimony scrip
tu'ai and historical, by William Hodges, A. NJ,
Rector Of BrutOn Parish. Williamsburg, Va. a
few copies ov sale by
Nov w. H. III. HODGES & co
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IIlHE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds.
Coughs, Asthma. and CONSUMPTION. is the HUN.
GARIAN DALSAM OF LIFE. discovered by the ceIc-
hrnted Dr. Buchnu, of London, England and introduced
ance of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine i'm the
cure of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent IN soliciting Tor Treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can nc found in the cOmmuni,y-
cases that seek relief IL on from any of common
remedies of the day 0ud have been given M by the
most distinguished Physicians as CONFIRMED AND
will cure, the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES. 1t is
no qulCk nostri,m but standard English medicine Of
known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should ne supplied
with Buchan's HungaTial Balsam of Life, not only TO
couneract the Consumptive tendencies the climate
but 10 be used prev hive medicine all cases of
Colds Coughs, spittin "A, Blood Pain in the Side and
Chest Irritation and S"ess of the Lungs, Bronchitis
Difficulty of Breathing Hectic Fever, Night Sweats
Emaciation and General Debility, Asthma Influenza
Hopping Cough, and Group.
az Sold III large bottles at 81 bottle, with full direc-
tons for the restoration of Health
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and Ameri-
can certificates, and other evidence, showing the I'M
equaed merits of this Great English Remedy, may
obtained of the Agents, gratutously.
DAVID f. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
States, ll9 Court street Boston.
T. w. UYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale Agentp.
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
SFEClAL DE POT, At the Store OF Alexander Du-
vail & Co, No. l4S NJ in street, Richmond.
Also, foI sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, Nj. a. Santos, King s. Toy,
b. Emerson, Robertson & Cornck, VIM. III
Norfolk, aud by Druggists gene
rally throughout the United States.
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( UST Il EGEIV ED HOVEY'S Seeding
~ SRA w 6EkRH.-AlI persons who have let
Orders for the Plants of these Celebrated and Elk
trtordlnary Strawberries, will please call immed
ateiy and CT ;heir supply. We have just received
thcm this Morning, aud arc ready for deli
very, at the Drug > ore, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Nov II GINS. II. HEINITSH. 4 cont.
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NEW CROP SUGAR.-lO hhds NEW OR
LEANS SUGAR, now crop, Tor sale by
Dec - Willis s. co, ph street.
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-1REAT DIsoOYNRY IN VILE HEAL.


Arc the result of his labor. Their effects. md tho
General favor With Which they have Dccu received
ilI parts Of the Uritcd States, warrant the pro
'r'tors in INC declaration that ''tbcy arc tho great
eH jnworcmentin medicine ever kno,on Unlike all
't1c, pills. these neither gripe, produce nausea nor
3ny o'bcr unpleasant sensation, while they arc as
0o'7crfW rs n is possible for II medicine TO be- and
pc HARMLESS. For sale by
q. u. HEINITSu. ArcnI
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HISTORICAL AMUsEM MT new &
. entertaining game on tho History Of England
F'r stlc az HODGES & CO.'S
Son VARIETY Store, Crawford sfrcct
DJRH SpICES.-Just received fresh s1roIy
Of PNF SPICES. Lnch1z Ground Pepper Cro1nd
Ns0irr, Ground Ginger, Cayenne PrpDc- Ci,vcs
y 'r"ors, Cinnamon, SC. For sale ct the Drug
Store, Sign Of the Bic Mortar.
Oat II CHAs r.. HRTNITSH. 4 gent
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I LOA KIN GS.-CaIl and see our handsome as
~ sortmemt Of Ladies FRENCH CLOAKING
GOODS, some of which of the latest ParIs
styles. JNO. COOKE * co.
Dec 10
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II. w. DYOT'r & SoNS o.,

No. l52 y. Second ST., Philada
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail y Co, No IA Main street, Richmond.
Also, for sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSlI,
\ gent, Portsmouth, VI. \. Santos King * Toy, y.
Emerson, Robertson x Coruict, w III. Broughton
the United States. Nov H.
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DLUS i.-HatiorS will find it tn their advantage
4 To examine our stock OF BLACK PLUSHES
before purchasing elsewhere, as we ace anxious to
elo' che lot. JNO. COOKE s, co.
Dec IL
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.BOULD CANDLES.-20 boxes BOSTON
Va MOULD CANDLES.
Dec II THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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" AHN SOCKS.-A few doz pairs Of Country
Mt SOCKS. For sale by
Oct 30 THOS BROOKS, Jr
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TILOUR.-Ii5O bbls Fredericksburg and FaI.
II mouth Extra and Falmouth end Supcrfne
rrOUF. iusi received and I'm inc from Srhre
Lug Jane" ucnry Page" ard "S,rtv." for
sale by JOSIAH WILLS
Nov IS Commerce street.
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TVXTRA SUpERIOR.-lO Butts "M. Tarc,
- horne & Sons" sun cured No. Tob,cro nm
M cxorosslv for this market, and cost $50 25 VI
The caf Just received I'D for solo bv
I~lv7 JOSIAH Wills
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GIN. 50 bbls Imitation Holland Gin, just re-
II ccivcd, for sale by
Aug2I J. WILLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.

DOZENS By Thomas Hood COLLECTED and edited by his
widow.) Elegantly printed lZmo,tr paper 80 cecE.
or Il handsome volume 10 cloth - cents.
-. Forming No. o. OF the Library Of Choice Reading.
This collection of Mr Hoods serious Poems, 10 made
In fuilen Of his desire was among his last IN
struciions those vino were desrestto him
Much expressed In this opening paragraph of the
brief and preface This book Around The death
genius whose bears consong re-
collections OF The thoughtful -SeTcise OF high powers, diff
fused peace and resignation No wish 10 blot line n
these his and worhiesI efforts troubled his repose
Pity erring mercy the weak, scorn of hypocrisy
and bgotry; the preservation, through rough 'ife oil
every harmonZng and tender though! 10 which lis youth
gave BIRTH the sustaining impulses 10 this desire as
they these Poems" lDckenss Daily News
r. The American publishers have only 10 add that The
sacrrdness OF Hoods dying request has been reHtou,y
observed 10 the reprnt-rot line OF the Poems having
been omitted All will he founf either In the present
volume, the recently published Prose and Verse In
the Library
LATELY PuHLIsHED.-Pro.e and Verse, by Thomas
Hood. In parts 81! cents each or IN elegant volume
limo. 81.
ALSO, SOW REApY-Hoods Poems. and the Prose and
VERSE bound In handsome volume, and forming The
oay collection OF the authors ysrou. writings published
| thics volume limo. 81 30 WILEY PUTNAM,
e27 2ts l6l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

DEB BUGS, REACHES, RATS, MOTHS, Ac- kc-
DThe ,-zsor Is fast advancing that he subscribers
raned valuable preparations for The exermnaon OF bed
bugs rails eocso,ches ps-hcuy for moths, dies, &c he
ros-bugs u1oa The tender plants and aowers well The
Important preparation for tofccg flowers and parts 10
grow all Needed and The public may feel assured hat
5e sells s-ch articles will give entire Satisfaction.
Tho1s.u ocefcaies haze been rendered MIN by i,Grs
and gentlemen The hg heat Standing In Ibis city as 10 TIE
efficacy Of these various srea For sale BY he inventor
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, No. 3 Liber.y-s- Sc
cord door from William 81; eso from Charles h Eirg,
corner Of Broadway John-st end in Brooklyn from
w Smith corner OF FULTON srd Cranberry sts-
P S-Also The SU!phzt- OF Ammonia for forcing he
--os OF 5o~ecs Seed Protector, fer shielding the
49, yrheu plsutso and The Compound Chemical Wha!e
OF Soaa FOR rose5uEs, Gc: tee Practically Compound
for rnoks n dancels, ssr turs, 1c snt the Fly Paper
,,sqQ
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Books.
CE5aP HOoKSCEEAP BOOKS.
Il..n.1. T.. E--n....

CHEAP BOoESCEEAF BOOKS.
w 4 GRAHAM's Li.s-arJ Depot, Tribune Buildings,
Pears ri Ps-veou4s rove, % Ms. Gore oae Q. Ter
best Price : cents.
Nv sh5o.sag s5x ~ Frank Forrest-r auihor of wsr-
-ek Woodlz1ds 1c-, VIII ;igs;rstouk Price 81 ceais-
Cucle Joha, - 700 &5ca 4roao4e- oy May Or---
Price. paper ) crl1. cloth 80 cenIt-
v'r:.rg. q johannes Roags-- Pf:ce i24 cec.s-
lakewood for April PEic- = e-1is-
Tr.st,.. OF xt.ch Covs from TIE French OF Greaon
revised BIZ siiauer eess coih So
Ckorrv Of N.co!eoa 8; s. Helena, part lat By G=c.
Coun. MouiLoon re EuPerof's COMPANION II Exile
PTice = ceuik
IT, Monk Of re eraO, or EageaeO aai Virginia Price
Lake Superior Cooper Mines, with Msp CT TIE Mrers,
REGIONS by J. r Ss.Joha- Price 81
Tn 10 s1a A4ve-t7rss Of Reformed Iaebr;a.e D.
G. Robfrsou ". D. tue Ecc11-t P'ice . cen;A
Statistic. II The WooleI Gsa2scta IS II LIE Caied
To- ss.i.i1s Coz panion :Or Isa6, edited 81 Edwin WI
Al he la; fsie. o; English papers At reduced prices
TIE irs.e 2ped With 81 cha? pCotcacon. ~ publish
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KuMEEL,S
PArsNr LyArHxx BANDS ron

PATENT LEATEER BANDS FoR MACHINERY
TINEE subscriber By tasnse sffcasoa. has succeeded
in HI. extensive rschiaery cf lh> rcAru.cturr
This sce, ard has Obtained us !e.ers rEa I-feio
he row prepared TO preset lhs to Ire couor wcol-l
and other manufacturers. Irachr'ss sa~ ELL Ae s.-s
ocs.s, sad l others reqcng oaIcs .roasnoI! Ice c9tn-
v Xni assures them hsI hscas arc cocs.-tcc CO
principles WHICH have heretofore been dr'e4opec
hey arc!s II ;aeif .a-oe AID FEFpos- IL
i.itaSle-
The would. therefore, invite 20 his
ST ihoss usias and requiring !eG-Aer oa-cs men ne :. =
submit iheir Inspection afcie which fe cElceF DC
Esv-s IL. ali doubts d, iaeIrs1 o=rioriiy
They De furnished uu-ei sr or a! shcf notice Aac
Of snyrrqqired cih !=nsIh either s.lsl-, cocos OF
soGnd may De required al ether eetasasd OF i Nv
rird, .. resccA5e rErs.
De also manufactures superior article CT iaee A1c FcA
r uiher which can Cru:sh rl.he. sizes o. lunches
IS may be required
Together with genera OF esoer OF every
de,cfiplionL WILLIAM kUEBEL- IS FeTTy-s.
Tbs public ea2acret against spurious Article 81
ea-. bacds which aaosi the market, prIpor1g
Be IKE his a. Scs
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WI. 4 JUNE, Anctioncef.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BHUGASS, on Wednet-
Ddny April g. 0t O'Clock, 81 the store OF j. D. In
gersoI & Co. No. ~ Pesxl-sl 800 casos. e0mpfisns
hg, and desirable OF Boots, 5hoes snd Bro
g.as r1ae for the Southsrr Western and City dealers,
Just received. Catalogues and goods ready on ne az pro
Vious ths sale mnIo. H.M---
ssIGNEE sALR-Inpor..n. % foss sa a :, ~,
Merchants Erch.nss On Txssdsy Mry 3d. a ~ 9Soes'
ree os OF oond II W.nsbaix dc Two aoe eo a1aa
near The Grsndst Ferry The los s sIsS no Win .ya1y
ESs s9 No. os
premises car be seen By sppy.IIs viii b. oyen by
seTipsins ne JssTgs T. JACKSON SIS s.anton-.t New
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTE
w Il. DUFF respectfully invites i2e Affection o. ps-
w his establishment: New Brhtcn. for Clss-
icsl Commercial sr6 Genera Education TIE peculiar
sGvsrsges which his institution oilers III De found or
Inv OF rccs Circular. II IL English Frereh, S7a.ish
AID German languages Obtained az AsssTs Roe
Lockwood Soes, III Brps1 WY, 81 tie Academy,
which I-zv BE visited every day tsGn9sya except-d)
TIE n-1: T-rn Nil commence or the Srs; OF NAy-
as 5S.s-oi'
EINiIY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS-MFs GEO.
/ MASKIS. residing n Nss;cAesIs. Co 10 miles
from The city OF New York. viii the
-r er School Trarscsy, The 7h OF Nav The siiua
ion IS n-alihy and easy OF being ms from
Hunts 6rdf- and Two and hsf rom WillaTss Bridge,
6spo,s Of Ire Harlem Railroad Number OF pcp.l., Twelve
Terms may De known from Circulars 10 be bad A. the
Office OF the AngloAnerican No 5arcsy-sl AsioF House
gef-r-ee--R-v. Dr.. berEs, Rev Thomas Pic!or, Res.
n ]! MsrIelus Dr.. Bond. Dr.. I. g. Mower. Hugh Max
vel ESQ Frarcis Hall Esq. and Jsnes Harper, Esq
as Owls
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6rbools.

CATOSToWNINsTyT =. J.-Th;: last.f1-
u .iou il r-sdy - reesS- pupils 10, us scataes
Session Il addition 10 ;borozsh pAsroa ssuea:rS" 60 =
90 zach reelected Z 81 cur popular l1sam-oas u secures
coaprs nensi7- English scd CRssica course i satee
Branch T-rss SIS ~ $50 per yesr. TIE Pr!rc:psl
ISL Sa-sn-.i- urtii 5;i Nav. as SseccS
Mr.. i MRS. hiDDEk'> Scnoc. fer iogas La
WI Isl Greene open for the reception OF pupils
who vi D. with tie perscvrrtcg care ard CT
~ sJs;e which have proved successful tzrng
lee las h-es years Few ote soz-ters esi Re reesVe &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-28

RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr Aucuoneer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Il On Tuesday, 23h April at 10 O'Clock, AT No 232 Twen
ty.second. st chelsea )-BLEECKER VAN DYKE will
80. above all tho elegant rosewood Psror and mahoga-
ny Bedroom Furniture contained Ia the said house without
reserye Chairs Sofa and Dtvaus covered with crimson
PLUSH Chairs and Diyaus covered with crimson satin
Also rosewood Center and Reeen Table, Brusses and
Ingram Carpets mahogany Dining and Tea Tshes hall OIL
Clolh double light hail Lamp Stsi Carpets, French Bed
stead one elegant high post Bsdstesd; Bursanx Wash.
stands Beds Mattresses ether With tho Kitchen Fur.
nture with which tho sale will commence The goods
must b. paid for 10 money and taken the
day o!sale. MHs
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NEW CARPETINGS,
Floor OIL Cloths, sc for .se Sprung Trad,
r SMITH. Js Co.
No. 2Si Broadway, opposite City Hall.
IJAvE NOW In their warehouse. and are constantly
receiving the richest and ees CANT styles OF Car
per,ngs embracing the patterns and comprising
variety which for beauty and exrRt IS entirely unsur-
passed Among may be found the following
kinds OF goods adapted every mode OF furnishing viz
ELEeASr FRENCH AuBUssos CARPETS,
ENGLISH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON. and
TAPIsrKrE VELVET ard BRUSSELS CARPErISGs
OF rew and beautiful designs an3 rich colors superior 10
anything before received Three Ply Supene and Fine Iu
grsin Carpetings OF every variety Vrn-tans, Plain,
T;giIlsd aud Dalnask of every qusity ard width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
patterns and Description containing many entire
IL new designs old and well seasoned ready for medi
ate use together with comp.ee assortment OF al other ar
iclss connected with the trade
All persons furnishing pTivste residences. hotels and
fts auboais Il! Tad their advantage examine this
assortment OF goods before akin rsr selections these
goods we cT-r exceedingly low prices as imeoois
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BY J; G. CoAcaMoN; Aaet9nees.

ny :: Y: MY, hucugnoel. ont :.
10 O'Clock, at No. II Bsyardsl the entire Furniture
contained in the houle Consisting OF Brus.
sells aud Wilton Carpet Rugs Oil Cloth, marble top Flor
and Center Tables Pier 9nases Book Cases French ms
hosany Chairs do p and c. Dining snd Tea TABLES,
msntei Clock and Vases Tutted Sofa Otouans, Diyans,
Dressing Bureau, mahogany French Bedssads, Feather
Beds, Hair Mattresses, and other Bedroom fdrniture
Also. rosewood Piano Forts
Also, sets Darask Window Curtains, cost 800 SET
Also neai aas Jfnent Of Kitchen Furniture 10 good or
der with " hlch the ssle will commence a<o 3us'
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Tt1II-Y SCHOOI. FOR GIRLS-Mrs.
0arpetlnS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, so.
SRlRymAS KELSEY,

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, so,
SsARxMAS 4 KELSEY,
Nc e56 Broadway, opposite The Park,
OFFER a. wholesale and reail very large
OofENGLlSH AND AMERICAN FLOOR CLOTHS,
mace win pure lead thoroughly seasoned and fi i'm
mediate use Including Esres English Floor Clohs, and
hen Jpu Il axe Brooklyn Works Also from vsr
ors other factories.
invite .,epItonio iher patterns just received
rom heir WORKS unique in sty and any
intrg The market richE-s= Of eoorug AID eesa1ee OF
s-oG urs,lssos patterns ih,. will 20 great service
in Offices Kitchens, sc sol1 ~ rs.uc-d prices
CARFETING.
Just opening, enr- STOCK 81 CarPeting, selected
sxpressy for Gus retail sales snd well worthy the attention
OF mos about purchasing
~ Term, a. moderate hay other part OF The City,
zriu
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THE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
1y The Hon Fred-rick A. Talmadgs, Recorder Of the
Civ Of York Trustees OF the estate Of George Lock
wood nonresident debtor al persons indebted 70 he
said George Lockwood are hereby required % render 81
account Of all debts and Of money owing By Them
pectively 10 hs said lockwood aud pay the same to
I- Trsiees ard al persoas having In their Possession
any nron-r,y or effects The said Lockwood required
70 dllg- he same the TfHsie-s before The hir
tenth lar OF June the Office OF Harvey A Weed,
E.o No S.sssu-sL the city OF He%Yo AL credit
ors OF The said Lockwood required deliver he.r
sp-cttvo accounts AID dem the sad Trustees a. the
,s,n- lime and place Dated Ner-York April 2is 1916
ISAAC Y. FOWLER.
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON,
80 sT ROSWELL C. BRAINARD.
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CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &C.

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, sc.
No. 81 EAST BROADWAY AND II DIvISIoSSr.
FAMILIES in want OF Carpetng, Oil Cloths, Rug,
Drugges Table and Piano Covers, any other article
In the line are Informed that they viii md. Guion's
,-usive ware splendid OF all the various
articles connected with the trade Purchasers will ind
many chocs patterns OF Brussels three ply and ingram
Carpets Oh Cloth, that 10 be obtained n other
stores; all OF which will be iod prices lower than ever
before offered The goods axe al received direct from the
manu- nciu.e:s w. Il. GUION,
ul9 iseodH No. 81 Esst Broadway and IL Dvison-s,,
CHEAP CARPETINGS.
- NTH LOUNSBERRY, ii3 Pearl-st, opposite VII
= ia just received arge lot of csrpetinss which
lney selling ri the following extremely low prices
Ingram Carpeings, rich bright colors, "a 10 SIS pr I'D
Extra hesvy do do do IS 10 Is do
Extra fac, supeffre aud double supers "a 10 80 do
Th.eeply do AMI elegant patterns IS TO rs do
Brussels do do do los 70 lis do
Also heavy OIL Cloth in sheets OF IS aud "A feet wide,
well aud ready fo mme Hate from "a TO los
per medium o. feet 10 feet wide from IS o. 10 %
per yard-wh general assortment OF all other articles
connected with the trate, equally low. a-5 2~is'
SHEAPEsT CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
" 10 The United States No. 81 Bowefy.-HirRu Anderson
Ia, lust received large AID splendid assortment OF super
Eaglsh ard Ansrcan three ply. double supcrhne n-
grain and Venetian Carp-Iine expressly Tor
City rsde aud VIII DO sold Is cent lower than any ON
or sblishnenL Also just recstvcd
2e.ooo yards common carp sng Is 50 TO y. I'd.
$4,000 Z" double supcrhnes6 o.
1890 =" three ply carpet 9s-
81, 400 square wards oil cloth IS. cd. to a.
10000 yards Venetian stair carpet D. o..
$500 large tufted hearth rugs 2Ds. each
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Bowery,
the first establishment above Hester.st-
PS-Carpetng sent 10 any part OF the city, Brooklyn
&c and IT,. free of expense. Please notice the num-
brr. 90 Bowery ~ Smeodis. Sixth
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rR-nr. Wnnd,. Snrsnnnrilln nnd Wild Cherry

" Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, Gout, White
Swellings-The Compound syrup Hydnodsie OF Potasss
Ssrsapsra, and Yellow DOCK remedy which has heen
long among the faculty aud hss met with meec
probation is offered public, for
every aimen but the best remedy for the above COM
pain,s For by c. Ii. Ring, 1872 Broadway corner Of
John-sl.
Townsends Ssrsaparills Ssuds's Sarsspsrs, Winer',
Arcanum Extract, McAlsiers Save Rings Candy, Rings
verbenH Cream for Shaving Feuchtwangers Preparations
for sale y above. a&i 5Hh.
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Q. H. LUDLOW; A1e.ionesr.

L. Il. LUDLOW, Auctoncsr.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-ro be sold at
auction On Wednesday, April 20, At 10 O'clock A. ID.
1862 Broomosl West Of and Broadway III. Furniture
contained said house. conssns In part VI mahogany So
fss Chairs Dinog and Tea Tables Looking q sssos, Hall
on Cloths Hat Stand Hall Lamp Stair Carpets Rods,
Bods-eds and Bedding Bursaux, Ingsin and other Car
pets Mating Window Curtains and Shades, kc &c. To-
g-thnr with the Kilchsn Furniture. al 3ns
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9Gts.
LEARY g. co. EATTERs

LEARY 81 CO. FATTERS,
NOS ;, AND AsToR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
~ Fashions for Spring, IS16.-The preference
manifested for present style of Genemens Hats, has
caused universal adoption the fashion for the
April ls lsi6-a2s LEARY CO. Hsters'