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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM
PLANT.

JERSEY CRY, March n, 1876.
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir The great benefit that have de-
valuable medicine, will be sufficient apology an
vnced for addressing which should not presume TO do
under ordinary circumstances II case was not one oil
unusual character Hopisg may be OF service YOU
who have been much and others who may be SUI
feng have been, felt duty to send you the follow
ing the singular efficacy Of Ssrsapara
had been much out OF health Tor the last two
about months several physcns pronounced
disease the spinal complaint since which time have SUI
iered than describe. About four mouths my
drawn Of their places, and suffered tegbly day and
plight One Of my shoulders forced full two inches
lower than the other and every joint back affect
eo continued to although my friends resorted
cess Only about month since commenced taking
ana have now reaained my former appearance
AND usual health am full that this
Egia as TO spPesI ncsdble and have requested
who may be disposed doubt the Of the state
ment. Yours, with great respect &c /.
MARIA THOMPSON.
-. .x-., ,x, Jersey CRY March g. 1875.
certificate and does reside with MS and we sssu,e
any whom may that the statement in The ahoys
certificate 10 in every particular.
WM H. SNOW,
MRS. A. SNOW
Railroad Avenue, doors from Barrow n
For sale at i@ Fulton street r. X H. Van Buskrk, 2o2
corner Market and Broad Newark NJ il InsIis
Jr Paterson n j. i03 South Pearl street, Albany Red,
ding Co.. No State street, Boston Be kus Bull Troy;
MIR. Wells druggist Utica; Grant 4 Bookee, druggists,
Pcughkeensie Rossman Co, Hudson Andrew Truar
Schenectady Fowler. Lansingburgh and by principal
druggists generally throughout the United States West In
dies, and the Canadss.
genuine except the large bottles, which
contain quart signed with the signature s. p
TOWNSEND, ard his name blown in the glass
apes 2mSatM&Thsr
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HOWE X OO.'s NEW iOnn eaASilnOIh
CIRCUS.
vJNHE LARGEST DISBURSEMENT organized in
the United States, comprising $50 Men and Horses 70
curing q Carriages convey the performers, wardrobe,
scians, &c. The has attached Eight Female
9uestrans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of tho
MADAME MARIEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being chaste and cassc her graceful and address,
eence. render ihs gifted and srise the lead
Ing feature OF the this country The ropretors
fer the public to the brilliant description given IN the
y newspspes OF extraordinary and daring feat. perform
the Propriotors offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS.
Their height is feet and their weight over 100 lbs Mr.
Bean Stalk and he will perform extraordinary feas OF
strength and agility and will ride horse The
entertainments will comprise Acts of Horse manshp, Gym
M Rdss 49,
NIXON, aud the unapproachablc Clown. DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated and principal Hi
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feats
nile Act of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
NJ lid ?: asSSes
pogs, Hector and Billy; The SWISS BROTHERS, in
the Character Of PhGbus Posturng and Gymnascs by
Mr. Nixon and his Mr. Howes his Neurological and
brilliant Act of " Fencies Of Proteus" MIR. c. Howes in
Tight Rope Dancer: With variety Of Others, The whole
comprising leading most talented and classic performers
This unrvalled corps Of Eauestrans will perform at
Canton, 23d Ogdensbugh at Prescott Canada, and
Kingston 2Sh Goth and 3Oth Of July and from thence
~ HowEs & CO.'S New York Mammoth Circus.
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AstuxSsUNTs, SC.
BOWEKY THEA VI.


w. JACkoON. takes this method of re- ".hg his NC
~. acknowledgements TO the New York public ~ me sh
tensve patronage bestowed his efforts past ysaf -
caterer for their amusement IN the New Bower, Theatre
Although the first has been under his individual aud
entire contro he ees great pleasure ia stating that ts
patronage has been fully equal II superior season.
Theatre will be closed Thursdy 9th, until Monday,
July Goth for Repairing, Cleaning aud Painting, AID
daring which time engaged the ESTABLISHING
VIII be employed preparing Grand Drama, the
OF winch has Just received from London to be- Produced
al ms reope1ng, ON MOST excessive sc lie and wh great
gnihcencr Every alteration that add the comfort
and convenience n the audience the front the
house, will be made Attractions. without TO the
attending expense will be produced during the ensuing
son. as the Manager hopes will continuation Of the
brilliant patronage bestowed his efforts during the
past year jyls m
NASTLE GARDEN with Us extensive fromeuades 10
~ open day and eyening-ThurdY Friday, end Saturday
Evenings July l6 aud 10 good selection of Music from
kufaer, strauss Belln Labtzky, Boiedlsu You Weber
Lanner, aud Aubr. will be performed by the Orchestra
der direction of MIR Meyr-r ntermisSon OF half hour
for refreshments The beautiful rauge of COSMORAMAS
extending around the whole Of the Esplanade will be
any illuminated with thus giving ysiters excellent
opportunity TO examine these beautiful Views Admission
l2ls cents.
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GOLD AIR VENTILATION.
HEALTH AND COnLNESS IN CROWDED OFFICES,
re

MIX. GORDON. recently from urope, will Lecture
v1 this subject day evening nth inst o'clock
IN tne Apollo Rooms, Broadway
hess will he fitted his method Of ventilation
by volumes of Iced finely distributed through the
which in the hottest weather wall keep the Their
niometer AT IS 10 degrees This method. which
tremey simps adopted eight the lecturer
in nd' whsa attachs commission on service there
aud the preserving himself and friends
feet hesth The severely hot weather has induced
h. I'm 10 introduce It TO the New York public.
1hs authorities of DR.. IRE. FIR s., Dr. d. D. Reid NJ
Jsnod Dr. Osborne; &C and the practice of the Reform
Club Hosse Bank Of in Londoa and many fac
tor- in will be adduced in illustration OF this
important hod.
TO who love the vigor and elastic health impaired by
abundant supply Of fresh, cool in dwellings, Offices
cbu ches theatres &c. this lecture, the ouewhat
psns'ye apparatus fitted up expressly illustrate it,
sp~cfull, submitted
Lecture at 0 O'Clock Friday evening, with
the 10 degrees Fair. contribution of 20
wards the expenses expected jyl6 Otis
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N. L E.
CERGEANT-AT-ARMS, House Of representatives., Uni
y ted States intends making extensive through the
States Of Kentucky Oho Indiana Illinois, Missouri and
Iowa Terrory ediaely after the adjournment of Con-
gress and will attend the Coeco and Of Claims
in part of the above named States.
He will Washington shout the 18th OF November
taxing New York and Bsltmors IN his route
have their claims sealed will address him Washington
City, any time before the adjournment Of Congress
RErEREScEl the Members OF the House of Rspresen-
tanves OF 18th and 29th Congress
PS-Ift desired he will visit Baltimore, Philadep hia
and New York. before leaving for the West.
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BON SEJOUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has tho pleasure to announce that
i his house, Bergen Point, open for public
e0Tmodaor hotel on the Jersey side ha. long been
lany mansionl has been rtted in elegant STYLE with many
and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what with luxu-
RANT .hIgbbey charming walks agreeable drives. and ple.
rural residence Families who wish pass cool quiet
summer be provided With suits Of
Kills and the neghboring woods deficient
stops at the landing in front OF the house four times
and the citizen. Of New York cannot find beautiful
ne all vi.i5es customers and boaIder be assured
tie given il OF od-Bon Sejour
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Passac for Newark leaves foot of Barclay street
10 A. NJ. and p M landing in front Of the above place.
The Port Richmond boat leaves Pier No at H. ~ and
o'clock At Port Richmond there will be boats attend
convey passengers, and land them the house.
m2 imsr
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NEW PANTOMIME

THE RAVEL MILY,
NIpLOS GARDEN-Thurs6ay Evening, July 10TH
~ 1.-The performances will commence with favonte
Overture.
To be followed by Daring aud Extraordinary Feats
TIGHT ROPE, By the Rave Family, Gabriel Ravel and
Charles Wnther.
. After which, La Cachuca, by Madame Leon Javelli.
To be follow ed by the BEDOUIN ARABS by the Rayel
Family.
Half hours intermisson for the Concerts A,sMussId
in the Refreshment Saloon.
To conclude with the Comic Pautomime of ROBERT
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, A Kavel: Bertrand @ Ravel;
Mons Dumont Ravel; Notary, Rayel; Lavaeur Win
ther; lie Elo, Nine Leon JaTelli; etiquette Mime Mar
tin Javelli.
Tickets 50 cent?.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER

EX-MAY MORRIS.
nj ESSRS 81 have repeatedly used Candy for coushs
1 aid colds, aud found releI but oc al duties
prev ented mr. ON writing you before But have late
ly been cured Of influenza the of Hoa hound
Ca dy Withhold from recommending the
the public. am yours tiuly.
ROBERT II. MORRIS.
Nessrs Pease & Sons.
Sold at IS Division 10 Aston House, ITO Broadway
III fulton street lh of 9th avenue 1893
spring street Brooklyn, Ila9 Fulton 0o1s Full
ton set l33 Fulton 269 Fulton jyi6 sr
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MABBETT s. FOUNTAIN,


769 broadway, corney OF Ninth street,
HAVE ON HAND full sssoumeui of the following
ces which they Offer the INSPECTION Of their friends
and consisting Of Beses Lawns Cling
hams Pnsma Paids DE- LANES French Cslcoes black and
sooIed Silks printed Linen Lava Ropes Of embroidered
Penia Cloth. from Calcutta, for dresses,
Plain white Cambrics Jaconet, Nansook Null Book and
0wss Mullins, sc.
Lace Dresses, Wells and Grapes,
Canton Grape Shawls. from SO to $50,
India Cam~ls Hair aud long Shaws and Scar from
SO to $500 each all kinds of French Shawls ALSO Summer
Shawls Of every description
Newest Paris Embroiders, every style.
Plain bemstitched REVERE and embroidered linen Cam
brio HdLfs.
Thread Lace, and imitation do every width and kind,
Black trimming Laces, Lace Dresses, Wells, &c,
India Muslins, plain aud figured, for dresses,
Do do Scsrfs and Lonx Shswls,
Pine Apple Handk erchefs, from $40 to SIS,
Grass cloth do very line
Canton figured and plain Silks, for dresses,
French, English. German and American Caicoss,
Damask linen Sheetings. Table cloths Napkins, &c,
Hosiery and Gloves, German and Fiench Pc fumery,
Also, small articles as Needles, Pins Sewing Silks, Rib
bons SC.
B-Our friends spending the hot months in the country.
desiring thing ne have them sent by sending
their ORDERS withohe greatest care and pIomptnen
MABBETT FOUNTAIN,
jyiO Iweodsr 1863 Broadway
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ITO JEWELLERS, NH MINIATURE PAINTERS. &c. &C.
Broadway wholesale aud retail Manufacurrrs Of Travelling,
Writing Dressing and Jewery Boxes niaure Cases ana
csses silver Plate neatly arranged TO order Also
made and fitted 20 Jewellers show contain wac"e'
chains rings keys pins thmbles, pencils, &c ..a and
variety Of the above articles constantly on nsnJ -
made order, with neatness and despateh
street New York. N, = --->4--
1vXIF SKINS SLAUGHTER HIDEsL .so ssss r..
~ lily Cay Calf skins selected Ste. fcr ssisv
my6 Imsws JuuN H"N'N''
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SECOND HAND

CLOTHING aud Furniture wanted.-The highest cash
~ price given for all kinds OF secondhand goods
b. Levy. IS Chatham street.
N. B-A line through the Post Office will be puuctualIy
nsv ~ sssssAaaA Clsshno cheap ts sasA jyH IVES
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House OF Representatives.

TREASURY NOTE BILL
resolution by Mr. MCKAY to close the debate on inc
Treasury Note Bill this day at II O'Clock, was agreed
to- after unsuccessful effort to extend the time Until
to morrow. - 90, ,,,,,
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. Gordon in the chair. said bill
Mr. TIBBArrs took the floor, and spoke al iength on
the BILL vndcation Of his course ON the Dill 10 re-
duce the tariff -,
Mr. GRAHAM next spoke. and advocated MI DavsS
amendment to make it a loan bill
Mr. J r. ISGyRsoLL moved an amendment provIuinB
$50 900 to indemnify innocent holders OF spurious le
sury notes stolen the New Orleans Custom House a.
ter they had cancelled and altered and put IN cir
custion. He explained the object OF the amendment,
and spoke q few minutes against the treasury nscS
plan The amendment was agreed to- All others were
The committee then rose and reported the bill, which
was passed-yeas, llS-nays, AZ.
voLUNTEEns
On notion the House went into committee VT MOT
rs chair, and took up the bill providing Tor pay
of volunteers of one year, and other purEoses
The bill appropriates near twelve millions oil doAsrs
for this service 80 a.,
Mr. G DAVIS asked the chairman Of the COMMITTEES Of
Ways and Means if this was in ADDITION 10 the TON
millions already voted for the war.
Mr. Mckay replied that 1t was
MIR G DAVIS offered amendment to pay volunteers
called out and not received -
The subject was discussed by Messrs Thurman, ksth'
bun vinton, Houston, OF Alabama and Mr. mcdowell,
OF Ohio. =,
Mr. HErLv next obtained the noor whom the committee
rose. Adjourned
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PREMIUM BOOTS.

. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for SO 50, city made, and
are equal those sold in other stores for s. Fine
French Calf Boots for 81 So equal TO the best made IN
this city for Sc or 81, at YOUNG JONES' French
Boot and Shoe of the most fashonabe 10
the city Our Boots having been judged the late Fair at
Nibo, said to be the best sold in this city.
All Boots warranted 10 give satisfaction
Mending, &C., done in the Store.
YOUNG & JONES, Ann street,
Near the American Museum New YORK.
luick anes and Ill nrnffs lv2 enh6ts
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ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER has opened extensive establish
the large basement of No 81 John street, for
the sale Of valuable Books, in every department OF human
knowledge, art and thought. He has accumulated con-
siderable Of works. Of which curious and
exclusively cash. and have rival whatever in the
smaness Of his profits and the lownes OF his His
stock will be constantly augmented 5y the purchase Of
yas libraries Of smaller collections of books. He will
tached by sect patty il every department Of sr.-
fore to make his agreeable for the
Bbliomaniac the Antiquarian the Divine, the Lawyert
whom will meet with choice works; in his own paItcus,I
literary persons pay him visit aud Judge for themselves
He has likewise large qusrtity OF foreign and native
he will thank one who may it, to give him one-hsf
the lowest price charged by the cheapest seller in the
city. Ii Will be sold in any Quantity.
JOHN BOYLE, Bookseller,
mv2s Inns rrc 81 John street. New York.
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CoxsAcKIE. Sent. q. Is45.

COXbACKTE, sept
Dr. Townsend-To all whom this may copcem This il
certify bottle Of Sarsaparla
previous her conne under the alarming and de-
tcae being troubled with the dropsy swell
ing of the feet aud very much
with my permission and the Of those who
suffice say the medicine had the happy desired effect
only in the hours Of but after the expiration
way astonishing degree and her health is better
than ! had been for long time previous.
s. s. JAMESON.
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L II Z A M A z . N
WIGS.

~ ENTLEMEN'S Real Heads Of Hair being the latest and
" improvement IN the manufacture Of Wigs and
6caps and the subscriber happy being the first
duce then here They display the forehead and temples
height point 10 wig making before attained
They composed Of ventlatnE work They
fl the head by mechanical contrv,nce entirely they
put moment They Immediately adapt themselves
the and become part and parcel OF the
living Copy the address.
+. PHALON al Broadway, opposite the
jvtS Globe ofsI nd fudsou's Hotel.
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Married


On Wednesday morning. 10th inst, after short but
severe Illness THoMAs SrRorr, late from Tullyrain
County Down, Ireland, aged 10 years.
His friends. snd the members of Phenix Assembly
No l. and Washington Assembly, No:2, D. o. of Bere
ans are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
forenoon at 10 o'clock the residence of is brother
William, 65 Anthony street
On wednesday morning, 18th inst at Fort Richmond
Staten Island. CHARLEs A. CUNNINGHAM eldest SON of
charles and Elizabeth Martin, aged years, months
and ~ days
His remains will be taken from pier No, /, North Ri
YER at o'clock this afternoon be convey ed to the
Greenwood Cemetery for inerment. The friends and
acquanances Of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
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The SHADES HOTEL,

81 Reads Street, Vest Side of broadway.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has lately opened the above Establish
msnt style superior other house of the kind the
OF New York The which he hitherto
his friends and customers while proprietor
Of THE Shades in Thames street, he atter himself will
be guaranty all who potronise him his
bishmen while effort his will be wanting merit
the continuance Of their patronage
The reshes Chops Steaks Welsh Rsrebits Poach-
cd Eggs, &c, will be served up in superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers
Europe. JAMES EVANS.
NILS lmsrc
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WANTED,

FEW active Young Men 90 South OF we-, to act a.
"A Agents for the sale of and popular Public aons
$500 and above their will be insured them in
writing, with opportunity Of clearing 81 900 per year.
Some men now in our employ will, no doubt make over
year clear Of all expense Each will have his
district will be for them have least from
3a3 to SO to obtain good fitting Apply at FRENCHS
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"sURGO UT PRossIM"

DAUL H. DENNIS AND J. MARTIN BOTHER
respectfully inform the public that they have opened
the house No. 86 NASSAU STREET, immediately oppo-
70 their friends and others who be disposed to favor
pied with the of Wines and other Liquors.
Cigars &c.
effort will be made sustain the alton have long
enjoyed and they confident of giving satisfaction all
who partake Of the comforts aud Ixures Of their house
" Lunch will be every day at eleven o'clock, free
Of charge. jyl5 wsJe
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NEW INVENTED WIGS

RATCHEL OR'S Invented Wigs and Scalps, made Of
- the finest natural curl hair and adapted the
IN the peculi, style OF each individual They
entirely INVENTION doing away with all the vexaous
dihenltes so long experienced by those who wear WIGS
The public invited to inspect large and well selected
then be able to judge the effect.
WIN BATCHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer, 2
w,iI street Broadway Remove ID from las Broadway
P'esse 10 the addre.a ivIn Iws
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DISAPPOINTMENT

S II AK S p Il A f A S SOCIA 7 O N.
TNHE performances that have taken place the
nth nst unavo,daby postponed until Friday, the
Gath mat.
Pate, holding tickets dated the 18th ins will be admit
ted on the 9th jyl6 Tier
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FITS! FITS!

GRE At TRIU NPH in medicine has been achieved by
"A Drs VANS and HART the OF Epileptic Fits
o. falling sickness, Commissions Mysteries. &c. Hitherto
this disease has been by
ncurabl but this longer be said in truth hum
des bear testimony that ivanss Vegetable Extract has
ught IN them permanent Let those who doubt
this statement call send the principal office 1874 Grand
STREET and obtain pamphlet containing certificates Of
from The respectable Advice given free of
charge The price of the box with full drec
tons So 81 and S2 single bottles with accompanying
DRs. IvANs & HART,
jvl6 6'eodsrrc Propretors, N Y.
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FnEeH TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES Sc.
IIrsr RECEIVED ON the J.,e ALE. .I.rg. nd .nI.r

jUs,r RECEIVED ON the late SALE. alerge and spen
fresh Young Hyson tie at so cts superior do G2H cts
guilty do fine flavor IS cts very fine souchong
per lbs, prime do a. ST. C,oir Esd brown Havans Cd
white do Sc and S. Cd crushed loaf 6s pulveed 81 ar
II superior old Java Coffee fresh grown L. I'D
10 cts; " Domingo cents. Also good white lamp Oil
S. solar 6 best sperm gallon. Good Hams Cd
Smoked Beef d. good Butter lod prime do Is best Orange
County 3D. Families. clearinghouse keepers and dealers
from the country invited to call and mine the above
stock cor to purchasing Goods sent 70 AZ parts oil the city
free Of charge o. FOWLER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer and Tea Dealer.
80 resnwchst corner Murray; and 42s Greenwich
Nesuy snd' Yesey, near Greenwich
jyN iwsy
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ROCHELLE BRANDY,
n mn n /, ID grnD n ~


UNITED PROPRIETORS' BRAND.
s: oaN bUhaS6 N Co..
for above Brandy the quality and Of which they
would recommend to the attention OF importers being eon
WINGED that will be to their interest TO favor them with
-"~' p. AYMoN & Co,
jyIo Iwis.rh ersu :" A'0'"X BoUGUEREAU.
IL TARAG n " AND oraERs On The PUBIiC
tied an act to provide paying the debt and preserving the
1896 hereby give notice that sealed proposals will be re-
ceved until the sixteenth day ofJuly instr at oock IN the
afternoon of that day loan Of Two Hundred ihogsand
issued Of tho People OF the State OF New FORK,
bearing s 's GI sr Ri Ss the Pleasure
Of the Of the Canal Fund after the year 1884,
In addition the faith Of the State the act above referred
on between and Buao and any
sent charges upon such revenues.
II be understood that the Commissioners TO be at
their opinion interests Of the State
The proposals be for the whole Of said loan
not less than all proposals to be sealed up and en-
and others the public works and enclosed envelope
directed to the Comptroller at Albany.
instant to the credit ef the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund such bark in the city Of New York Albany
Stockholders residing the First aud Second senste Dis
soei Sed BY them ausgsiy he Pam q
he New STAY. Bank s city Of Al
0'ny Dated o, bbSsFHK I Iy s s
rios fAAssssl S SSTYHo5'ssIi'fF ,..,rrer.
y.vAN BUREN,, Attorney General.
jystoisr N. s, BENTON. Secretary OF ate.
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Births,
The accomplished and beautiful lady Of sx President
TrLKR presented him with lovely boy last Sabbath
morning, whom they have named David Gardiner
Tyler.
Married,
On the 10Th inst, in the Cathedral by the Rev Mr..
Loughlin, WM. p. FiTzGERALp, to SARAH ANN, third
daughter Of the late James McGloin, of Hudson
o. Hudson papers will please copy.
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sARACEN,s HEAD, u DEFY STREET. N. ID

SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
TOsERH SMITH late Of Worcester England begs leave
TO inform his ne and the public in general
manner and calculated to please gentlemen Of taste Hs
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market affords
Dinners from u till O'clock and Cold Cuts Chops Stakes
Rare Bits, &C., at all hours.
His supply Of English and city eIeeed by
house New York, and his Ales Wines Segars
Of the quality and the attendance prompt Pm
Rooms provided for parties and the comfort and
mediation OF customers always attended Lodgings, &C.
lint -