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VEGETABLE FILLS.

rE,HE Univeral celebrity hich this medicine has gained
in OF the Country, and the "any astonls
ing cures effected have established It's efficacy beyond
ali doubt; III general fumty medicine has 20 rival In
all cases OF Indigestion Bilious Fevers, Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaints Sick Headache Jaupdice Asthma Dropsy Piles
Cole Worms Disease of the Heart, and In all affections
of The stomach and bowels Peerss Pills will be found
reve. falling remedy.
Peerss Pills purely vegetable and 80 innocent that me
isfsnt Of amonth old may II medicine ia requ
not only with safety hut certainty of receiving all the
benefit medicine capable of imparDg Females msy use
them during all the critical periods of their lives Peters
Pills viii ensure their health and produce regularity 10 all
the functions OF life
The immense demand for ths medicine has excited the
cupidy of certain INSCRIPTIONS connerf.ers VINO nave
thrown tho markets large quantity OF deieterous ssn
under The of Pe,erss Vegetable Pills Therefore 10
guard toe public against dangerous mposlon and Pro-
his interests and reputation the Proprietor mas hHd
anew libel prepared al great eXper &c. which WIN hence
forward envelope every boxo the genuine Petefss PS
The label trcolored tho three coors being bnrd red
and black Ia the Of the label sa Portrait oil me late
Dr. Peters In circle the back ground or Milling IN being
black Farther TO protect public against imposition the
written signature OF A f. HARRISON will be found On
every package containing dozen boxes Principal ONCE
io5 EniIon. al corner Nsssan.s, m28 lmeOd
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pnnssEILS PREMIUM PERFuMEkY.

ROUsSG1 Z II 11'11U I'1 y II :. 100, -. D,
rarrnted fresh and genuine Bears OIL Hr Oi Co'n,tics
sharing Cream Arnandpn FIR capped hands Combs Hair,
Tsoth Byusies uarrdted Ra.ors of the finest quail
,ty ne 6c
" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
, n Tup NEW ESTABLISHMENT l59 Broadway
a harxern Liberty and Cortland The subscriber re-
meats bs cordial thanks 20 the public for the patronage
<. eYceng his most gune hopes-vyic has been be-
fowed him .ince hs establishment In NewYok. He
halls his success Of prosperity based apon the
discriminating OF his metropolis The subscriber Dess
Inc nuhc believe his absolute dlsayowa OF the etagSrfa
ted and puing system OF advertisement so unbushngy
pracliced He Is determined that ruth and par
iicnIav valuable where imposition Is easy-shas be The
oIdar of s establishment and that goods Of his shall be
named of By misrepresentation Every hing shall be gem
inaro f.se labels shaUe1lly In this country,
ds5ned 10 sell as The products OF the best foreign houses
inor articles frauduenty put in America The sub
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Schools.
+. STORJA INSTITUTE.

a STORJA INSTITUTE, for the Education OF
n Young Ladies-Ths Institution ia located n the vii
lsge OF Asios Greens County. Long Island few miles
distant the OF New YORK It's sirustion combines
every advantage of beautiful scenery snsed pros
pec hesh and eliremscL TIE Institute buildings
ed expressly for it's accommodation in the yesr 1889 occupy
elevated ait. in retired part OF the Tisge snd anp-
exercise in the cprG sir.
Thu Rev. J. W. BsowS, By whom ,h,s Institution
r1io!s;ratou Mira appointed Principal
The Trustees Halter themselves, that the long experience
and eminent of this edy in the work OF Christian
Educauor. amply suicien. commend The Institution.
uucet her 10 the patronage OF those who de-
will devote herself exclusively the interests OF the school
The late Principal will continue his s.ces in the depart
mens o. Sacred and Scrptul Studies and 10 Moral Phi
losophy and Bellies Leiires
Its the OF the Conductors In reliance divine
grace, cultivate thu spiri OF genuine pisy among the
members OF the School, TO conduct education on Christian
principles; and 10 au.ns,e TO duty By Gospel motives
The Of instruction is such usually pursued In
the best schools Along with the facilities for finished
English education The pupils instructed in the French
language AMI have sbundsn opportunity for attending
those branches usually termed accomplishments.
The year is divided into two terms OF twenty-five weeks
esch-commencng the frs, Mondsy IL September. sad
however, any period OF the year. and the bills made
accordingly No pupil received for shorter period thar
six months Vacations during the month Of August
and during the Christmas season.
Each pupil mus come provided with bed and bedding,
umbrella. towels and napkins silver fork and spoons AL
articles OF clothing must be distinctly marked with tie OWE
For AID farther particulars address the Principal
the Institute; or, 10 the care OF Samuel Brown ESQ IL
Wal-sL New-Yors.
REFERENCES
The following gentlemen mag be referred to-
Rev. Smith Pyu". Washington, D. C; Rev Dr. Mctlroy,
New-York Cy Rev. DR.. Z. Mason do; Rev. DR.. Alonzo
Potter. Schenectady, n. Y Rev. A. h. Bishop Astoria;
Rev. Dr. Peters, Wilsmstown Msss. c. NJ. Butler, Bos-
ton, Mass Rey Or. :. L. Hawks, New Orleans; Alex H.
Stevens NJ. D. New-York; J. Smith Rogers. NJ. D. do J.
c. Bss, NJ. d. do r N. Blschford, Esq do A w. Brad
ford Esq do; Frederick King ESQ. Rshw sy. y. r. NJ.
Blackwell, Esq Astoria L. l. John Schenck. ESQ do John
c. Jackson, Esq n. " William Mulligas, Esq do Henry
Trowhridge ESQ do.
astoria, L. l. March, 1876 milo Sweod
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A DANGEROUS HoUsE-There is a three-story
wooden house fronted with brick standing Mt the
corner of Pearl and Elm which leans some two
feet beyond its base toward the latter street. and is
stanty threatening fall the heads of the passers-
The Corporation should see this, before the careless
ness of the deprivcs one or more human beings
of their lives.
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IUinoou Shades.
yKIINDOW SHADE DEPOT, \

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Sprue. s--Es
w ,absed in 1910 The subscribers having fitted up
most splendid Show Room for the accommodation OF their
customers and having made arrangements with one OF
celebrated houes in Paris, they will be receiving
by the choicest designs and viii there
fore be enabled supply their customers with Shades OF
every pattern, kind or size.
Amongst which may he found some rich Views on The
Rhine in Swtzerendcorreci copies Of some OF the most
celebrated Ancient and Modern Cathe1as IN Europe, be-
sides variety o; beautiful Scripture Pieces, Abbeys and
Gocs of every kind. Landscapes 10 qusnity from
the light AM airy Moravan aoaling luxGriousy along the
quiet rppes Of romantic lake 10 the sombre yet fantastic
Lombsrdean reposing among the ruins of gray stone and
fallen tower.
All our Shades are painted with the best OF oil coor and
them wash and 10 curl or Crack Every
Shade bought OF and eriug lie recommends L.
ton will De cheerfully exchanged.
We have great pain, n selecting New Designs for
the express purpose Accommodating retail customers
and they will only have choice stock select FROM
legs; 80 per Our facilities for executing
ders be surpassed Persons By choosing their
views can have them copied correctly
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations, done in man
ner he surpassed Trimmings OF all kinds. Shades
exhibited with the greatest pleasure.
Show Room 50 Feet doep by . wide, ample space 10 &C.
commo6a,s least so uslomers q; lime Store open
4, sunrise and closed al
BARTOL K DE AAUNY, Manufacturers aud I'm
ms I'm rorers, Spruce-st. four doors from Nassau.
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LATEST FROM SANTA FE.-We copy the follow.
ng from the St Louis Republican Of March 49, We re-.
cevcd yesterday letter from correspondent at Santa
Fe dated on the 3st of December Or the 9th OF No
vember Gen Armiio assumed the duties of Governor Of
New Mexico All the Americans in Santa Fe in
vi,ed 10 the palace and the Message parook of
collation. On the day. Gov. Armjo issued his pro-
clsmation resembling an order which had been pre-
viouslv issued requiring all Americans 10 remove from
the frontier to Santa Fee The writer says that the peo
pie under Armies administration, look for quiet
and protection Before they had their stores closed and
We're prohibited from retailing goods.
Trade a, the date of the letter, very dull Goods
were received by the last companies which would not
paw the freight and dutestwo loads were sold for less
twas believed tina, the Government had finally settled
the duty at one thousand dollars per wagon and no con
raband goods were 10 be admitted. Goods OF the latter
description received by the last company were conhs'
csted
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Correspondence of the Phils United States Gazette

PUERTO CABELLo. March 3d. lSi6.
The Congress of this country disposed to sup
port the Recommendations Of the Executive and Hacen-
da lit does then may expect favorable reform
of the tariff with confidence
By the las, mail from the South. Ecuador and New
Grenada while standing in the same position exhibit
more ancable appearance There is room to hope that
war NAV not ensue.
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Liner from lhc ship Henry Clay.

SHIP HENRY CLAY Squam Beach, March -.
COL James Thorne, Barge Office n. Y
Dear Colonel: You have with this lighter all the sound
cargo there is on board The damaged tin was landed
without reference marks. as it was impossible to dis
tinguish the different marks Please inform the officer
of the fact They have been pumping all the water out
of the ship fearful she will have to be discharged
here before she can be got Off ..
Respectfully yours, W. ;. BENNETT.
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Nomir,rions for the Couvention.

81. laurence Co.-BIsRoP PERKINS, JoSA. l..
RUSSELL, and JONAH SANFORD are the Loco candi-
dates for Delegates. The County is only entitled
to two unless the new appor:ionment is adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

THE SEAsoS-The weather is daily becoming
more favorable for the prospects Of Agriculture in the
Northern portion of the State In the neghborhood of
Rochester farmers have already commenced blowing,
and Vegetation is rapidly progressing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

BEDFORD SCHOOL, Westches,er County, New
- York-This Seminary, situated il the village OF Bed
ford and long the public Boarding School for
Boys will be reopened BY the original Proprietor on TIE
rst Monday in May neat The number OF Bogrd-rs which
was formerly extended thirty will hereafter be restricted
10 TWELVE; and these with Principals own chilfrenwhl
constitute his entire charge The system OF losruc-
lion and of discipline under which the former Institution
ourisheG for fifteen years. will be fully established in this
and exerous vii! be gntlng 10 renctr IL IN every re-
spec: equally WORTHY of confidence and favor
TESssThe year will be divided rio TWO sessions OF ye
months The commencing on ihs hrst aond4y 10
session followed by vacation Of four weeks Board
boys the ages of ten and fifteen years ncu
ing washing reudng fuel lights and cot together with
Tuition in Ecgish Studies generally, $40 per sesson-and
In Latin Greek or ench $40 per session. payable quar-
teru in adanee -parents TO provide maress bedding,
books and stationery No extra charges and no de-
ducton for voluntary absence during school term
S /. HOLMES Principal.
~ Bedford STAG. and Railroad Once corner OF broome-
Street and Bovr-rv. New York VIZ lA"1&
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iIRENCu WINDOW sHApEs!.-J c. Wood.

lTRENCU WINDOW SHApES!!-J C. Wood
ford 1885, SrosGwsy has made gemeuts receive
during the coming every style OF Window Paintings
painted Window Wire, painted Window Shades psin DO
correct copies Of Claude Lorraine Canovs Drsno and other
enep; artists. painted in enduring colors every variety
OF landscape and scenery New style Gothic. Corlnihan
Oorc, Ionic, Roman aud Grecan architectural designs
PAin and Vigueie French Scrolls, Scrpn.sl views &c
" 3. Merchants buying sell sssi1 WILL be allowed a
liberal discount Lafsrge Buildings next door 10 The
Of mis-
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@elIeraI Notices.
o. PhrenoIogists, and Publishers of chronological
AM Physiological W0rt..

AMI Physiolog cHl Wofr..
misc i'm FoWLERS L WELLS, 1871 Naasau-st n. Y.
~ Surgical Operation in The Nlesmeric state
without pain Tuesday evening. MarchSlt al u O'clock
at The Society Library Room. 3ii Broadw-y. on
M anplica,1n of Mesnerisin In thu HUMAN WELFARE hy
Dr. COLLYER-being his first lecture since bis return from
Eu-opeilusrated by splendid experiments hy Dr.
Dops who will lecture Monday srd Wednesday evenings
nj the same place variety of wonderful experiments
in Mental Temper Meulsl Ballucinaiion, &c.
dniss n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

u The Eagle Wooden Factory at Waterloo,
was destroyed by fire Thursday night. The losses
are estimated Mt $4,000 Insurance not ascertained
The FIRST STEAMBoAT.-The first steamboat
ever in those parts made its appearance Rt Austin
Texas the StiI inst.
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAMS ELECTUARY-An internal remedy, 10
certain cure Piles internal or external bleeding
or blind Sold l2 Fuonst Divisional and by the Pro-
pri.or regularly educated Physician OF twenty years ex
perence confined office practice where Piles and all
Chronic diseases successfully treated. Medical Office
los pn,a,y A Ioors .inva 9pripo-., rnhi7 9rDIW'
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Hlaehincrp.
rIHE GLOUCEsTER MACHINE cor

THE GLOUCESTER MACHINE C0MPA-
ny having commenced operations al their Ne works
a, Gloucester, New Jersey near Philadelphia. are now
prepared 20 make svery description OF Couo1
Mschn-ry; tso Side and Screw Engine sthes, and al
o;her Machine shop Tools which they pledge themselves
will be superior in quality and workmanship anc al reason
she prices. .,
They are likewise prepared 10 furnish al kinds Of Cast
jrgs iacladins Steam Pipe for warming buildings
ho,t rotra Reference Si-r Price Co. Philadelphia
,Strrss J. COOKE SITTER, Treasurer.
$40. p,,- Gloucester. New Jersey.
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PERTH AMBOY SEMINARY
rJNHE SUMMER SESSION Of this Institution will COM
i nercr on "Wednesday May 9Th.
There will be few vacancies for Youth OF correct habits
desrous OF Improvement
From past experience and the Principals feel
themselves warranted in assuring The public that III. rea-
sonabe expectations OF their patrons will be realized.
The location and provisions of this Institution afford I'M
usual facilities for pleasure aud safety in bathing
TERMs-S75 session of y weeks for bosrd and tuion
with use of books for I'll English studies
Circulars with testimonials mag he had at Dodds Book
store Brick Church Chapel n York, or OF the Principals
5. Z. WOODBRIDGE,
MO tfeod s. G WOODBRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

Il Dr. Isaac VAN DgKvESTER has been nomi-
mated as a candidate for Congress by the Wings OF
the VIII Distric. OF Illinois
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n Plain Awnings made By the subscriber, al the short
eat potce and approved pncples Specimens
OF nv ability may be examined The Ast1r House u
FARCE Buildings. and through the principal business st'ee
10 the city. VIM WORKMAN 1871 Greenwsens.,
milo i'm between D-y add Fult,n -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

TSJ. H. GREEN, the Reformed Gambler, is
about establishing Literary paper a, Lawrence
burgh. Indiana He will continue therein his ex-
posures of Gamblers and Gambling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-31

ArEvy TYPE FOUNDRY, No 50 Ann:st near COD.
$s-The subscribers have opened new foundry g; me
above place. meg prepared 20 furnish az Rnus On
nespsper book or fancy types and every other article
nere.ssry Tor printing Office The types are hsadcas
in neyv .o1iGs from matrices, OF the b-sl o. materials
and arr warranted ne superior II S-Anty and duraDiy 70
.nv 10 he had II ary other foundry In the city OF ORR
They are cutin The latest Ens1 expressly lor ssre
ofring and for this purpose superior 10 anything ever
before offered the Pablc who sreinviied 10 call and e3-
anime for themselves
Liberal discounts VIII be rlsde Tor Cash
- sr COCRCROFT 4 oVERESD.
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DRITASSIA TEA POTS.-We are constantly
ID nsnnfaclring Brisunia Tea Pots of various sizes
some OF them Id ge enough for respectable tempest In
Isa not and ot-fs too small breeze Of easbe
dali being adapted by their dimnrve size. only for solo
peri1rmers. For sale ait Eurling-slp,by
,ns0 3, BOARDMAN HART.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

III bLiC NUTICE 10 hereby gwen lai ne aaii a
Election for OF tie Eastern Bisp-nssry VIII tr
held al Inc Office lns,tuon the corner OF Lnd
io-st and Essex Market place, Monday 9Th Gay OF
April next al O'Clock, P NJ. The poll viii remain open
ma w. E. D. BROWN, Secretary.
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STEAM POWER

STEAM POWER. =. foo,
SsTEAM POWER TO LET in new . O1 .; a5tb-sl.
- font by 40 Deep being nreetSo 0CR ii
and lOta-sgenue. Apply al CUMMING fo lis inss
Office No. 81 Westlarhst
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Hous.roNlc RAILROAD coMrANY.

BRIncrPoRT March a. 1886.
~ nividend.-THe President and Directors Of NE Hon-
aionic Railroad Company have declared Dividend o Four
Dollars share The preferred capital STOCK pad IN %
and proporliona,e Dividend that partially paid pays,
bic 10 the stockholders their legal representatives. on and
after thu lOil Of April next
Full payment on partially paid will be received on
ha, day from who prefer make H. and thos" who
will mind hs their scrip Is reinFnahie on MAKING
euch payment -,
receive their Dividends IN" office OF ROBERT SCHUYLER
Fsa Transfer Agent in Boston nj The office Of NATHAN
TEL THAvER Esq Transfer Agent nj that place
from The LIST 10 the loh OF April both day. ipcin5ve
ml7 tA1 NiCHoLS. treasurer.
~ This Is the scn-on Tor Advertising In the
Spring and Summer Trade v B. Palmer, whose Office IL
IN tho Tribune hui, as was before The w IN enruhr
las, (and no where else in York; is receiving Adver
tsenens of the beet Newspapers OF all the cities
and principal the country and neI for which
he duly appointed fcent, aud fully empowered 10 give
receipts. 49,, g,
for his Agency should he addressed 10 " j. r. Paimers
Countr, NeeSper -Idtersng agency Tribune B"'idns;
The Road TO JIeaih containing brief Treatise Ad
vars;np lie, of the cities and principal towns in the
country and cost OF advertising ia Country papers may De
had al his office where copies OF the several Journals or
which he is the gent file, End may be examined
ml9r
Es- Phalon's nIagIc Hair Dye.-A new and inval.
liable discovery being liquid dye, which instananeousy
changes the color OF the hair ~hiskes TO beautiful
brown black without injury TO the hair or skin Gente
men can have their dyed In FIVE minutes al the de
pot ga Broadway. Price per bottle 81. ms I'm
" Boston Subscriptions 10 the Newly orK
TrIbune received oy authorized Agen;s BEDDING Co.
S;ss-sreei Termsl0 cent. per week or Two cent, for
Single Copies. -.
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning for censa or 81
per snnum.
All new cheap publications. for sale low 5, a1usd
by Boston Pubisherr Thi-r. Nsno.-on. >e' COON
IT, No Charge until The Hair is Restored
Beass applied 'rout charge until sue
cessul, ri the office 49, lsaverue DepotsGuions ba-
zaar l73 Broadway Ladies' Depository, 474 Broadw
New-York; Jordan's Milk Boston, Poers, leg Ninth
~ Mrs Hunter IS s. FourhiL Philadelphia Agents want
ed lhroug bout the United Stales BEALS CO. mo- lw
~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor nj
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds, &c will attend In me
Yeadin.Ro OF rsmnRnY Hall all hours Of the dhy
- .-',Inr wis orH
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10000 kEAs $ S. Rss ssF !ssa Paper VIZ
22zS2 ~ 10 * pounds per res!n-
2&136 . 10 SO pounds per resn.
e2S2a y 81 pounds per resrn-
23S2z y 10 u pounds per rearn-
2lr23 - 20 81 pounds per ream-
2ixSs 81 to so pounds per rearl-
26xS7 d To SO pounds per resm.
2sxS6 81 81 pounds per RESIN.
2axi2 SO 10 70 pounds per resrn-
23S+o y 10 80 pounds per resii-
4.I5S an ~ AZ bounds per r.an. For ssle by
- , cypTrS u FJyr,D No. Q SurliDg-sip
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CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE,


Clinton, Oneida Co. y. !.
rEIHE SPRING TERM Of this literary and scientific IN
sluliuu will commence ON the 9Th OF April next Hud
continue fourteen weeks II consists OF Male and Fema
Department the former under the charge OF the Rny T.
SAWYER A NJ. assisted by ri. ANDERSON. a NJ. Prot
of Mathematics aud Chemistry and j. w. ROUND. a. NJ
Prof Languages; the latter under The care OF Miss NJ
RICHARDS assisted by Miss ]. E. b Barker The course
OF instruction a the branches usually taught IL
Academies of the highest class in the State Tuion In
Guiding room rent varies from 81 80 10 81 % per guar
ter Board with lodging and washing from 81 80 10 81 10
per week without lodging and washing from 81 cents to
y G tany Students the male department board them
selves varying from SO to - cents per week
gnty2 SD 2tSW saw
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tS'- Phalon's Magic Hair Dye.-A new and invel.
liable discovery being liquid dye which
changes the color OF the hair whisksrs beautiful
brown black without injury the hair skin Gent -
have their whskeTs dyed In I'VE minutes al the &C.
moi Ola Broad;yay Price per bottle 81. ms I'm
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\ vT.IIIC MACHINE BANDING,

METALLIC MACHINE BANDISG.-Tsose in
Swsn, of Nschue saudi1g will find II 20 iheir interest 20
cal the sunscIto-r orgra manufacturer Of whom
NAV he o,tsn. s widths and h:ckresses from Ms sue
rio g-,I Ebber Composition Acknowledged by all who
have used tn be- superior Machine Banding now in
use HORACE n. DAY. = asden-lane
ms sfar Ist Msv in my n-~ store ) Cortlsnd-s.
rINU PRINTERS and Newspaper Sropre;or-
double cvirdsr printing machine, bed ftx5t Inches
do do DO do do DO DO + +tSss :. with
.-etayer The presses hsv bean Used bat are "
ran,r 10 be In perfect order and will be sold 8; or prices
ma Inc r. HOE K co. % and 81 God-st
TURNING LArHE-Iu., c-esirei sad 10. .aie by
4 mig SHERMAN. ATWATER < CO. 81 Fulton ST
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Warrington Irving, Esq
Hon Daniel Webster,
Captain Alexander Slidell 9ackenze,
Hon. Gulisn C. Verplanck
Rev. George Dubois, To,rr,oun
Nathaniel 3. Holmes, Esq.
Z-bedee Cook. Jr Eaq.
VIM. Cullen Bryant, Esq
Francis Ha !, Esq. New-York City
George T Trnbie.
J. r Van Rensselaer,, 81 D.
Earner 4 RrOlh.rs. ms 6W cod