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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-12
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Z GROCERIES. 4

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1000 sacks of ground alum salt,
100 6 fine table I"
800 bbls ofcladfed Kanawa
80 bags green Havana coffee
36 * prime Rio and Java s.
p " 8 Laguayra " in | & 200 ID s'ks
90 hhds New Orleans sugar first rate quality
5000 lbs " IN hbls bbs
2O0O {" white & yellow Hav'a SUI in l G. 300 ID bxs
50 bbls New Ofeans molasses 10 half do do
10 9 and 10 half do St Louis sugar house mol,s
10 bbls no mackeral
10 ID " no -
10 IA s no | g
5 IS 10 , "
) l-2 I" no 2 /"
) Ia g no 2 "
Goldfish by the drum
25 bbls & c'ks ofwinos & brandos as'd quar
% 10 & Ia g s. +"
100 bbls old Cincinnati whiskey
10 {" American brandy and gin
80 boxes of mould and sperm candles
1000 lbs of rice in 100 and to 300 10 casks
2400 8 :. salaratus in 100 and 400 ID casks
10 boxes Mo and Ky. tobacco assorted qualities
10 g virginia 6
10 bhls and - bbs lintseed oil
9. kegs sup white lead
by 10 10 by y - BY "A wind glass in bxs
a few - bbs sp turpentine aud whiting
5 IS . g hams and shoulders
90 bbs mess and prime pork
10 kegs leaf lard
100 kegs tar ) bbs ditto
10000 los Juniata iron all sizes
500 8 cast, german and blister steel
% kegs Boston nails from 3 to BOD
SO Boston blasting powder
10 " sup. rife g
So sacks sup. dried apples and peaches
poems 10 boxes lcmmons
10000 superior principle cegars
a few bales sheetiugs
IS boxes and l2 boxes Boston soap
l6 : Sc mr. raisins lst rate article
20 assorted kegs; spice, pepper, ginger, and al
monds, nutmcgs, cloves, primes and many
other articles wanted in Wisconsin.
Hardware, Boots & Shoes of all
descriptions, Crockery,
sc. sc.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-12
READY MADE CLOTHING,

purchased this spring rs cheap for cash as any
house IN the mining country.
TO tho ladies who have favored Us with their
custom, we tender our sincere thanks, and assure
them, II they wilI call ut tne variety store Of The
undersigned, they win Gnd this side oi Galeaa AN
elegant and complete assortment Of
FANCY GOODS,
Of all descriptions; and also sec for themselves
thnt they can purchase Of tho Jews Of Potos on
a. reasonable terms as Of the Yankees OF GaIeoa.
Since lisa pleasure at all times TO show their
goods, and believing they can SOFT both as regards
price aud quality. they hope not to DO forgotten by
the ladies'. wiz yon call M Hams & IloHub's
Variety Store, aud examine and satisfy your
selves.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-12
Cc,-Look ont for spurious mutations.

The true and genuine WIsTAR's BA1sAM Is sold
in 81. Louis, Mo, by PHFLPs & BrAErsLEY, cor
ner Of Sd aud Chestnut streets. Also for sale in
Southern Wisconsin. by the following Agents:-
=. Bayey Co., PlaucviIle; r. y. Pulford Min
eral Point: Bfownell & Carson, bod leville; Ed
win Bicknell, Potosi; T.. w. Penon 6. Co, Prai-
RE do CHEN; J. NJ Otis, Lancaster and by re-.
spectabe druggists ard dealers in every town and
city throughout the western states and territories.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-12

We have on hand, 70 which VIC are making fre
quent additions Of fresh supplies, large and rich
.ser,+p,o,t ,f
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. Nav Is.


We are disappointed in not receiving any fur
Their news from the seat of war by the Southern
mail, though six days have interviewed since the
last accounts Bad news travels fast so that the
next arrival may bring damper on the war stock
In the meantime, the war and navy departments
present an animated and busting scene, and the
clerks are all very busy there. Our naval force Is
TO be immediately ordered TO sea. The briggs
Iruxton, Perry and Decatur of 10 guns each.
have been ordered to-day il is understood, to the
West India waters. bearer Of dispatches from
the Navy department, passed Mitlshipman Nc
Ora, leaves here tomorrow morning. for the
Pacific Squadron. The Senate passed the rife
regiment bill to-day, striking out House amend
ment. The question was on the motion TO re-
consider-ayes %, nays 22-Dalas giving the cast
ing VOTE Ihavc heard it said among members
of Congress to-day, that the President was inclined
to send Cen Scott TO the seat of war; but protest
from portion of Congress had postponed his de-
cision. The editor of the Union is cndeavorng to
array opposition 10 the war, by throwing obi
un on the whig party, by supposing an magin-
able case in its worst form, and in the most liber-
al spirit but it won't answer
Jockey of Norfolk be not too bold
For Dickon, thy master, is bought and sold"
Gen. Gibbs McNeal has offered the services OF
his New York brigade, which will be accepted.
Mcneil is gallant officer, and will be scrviceablo
wherever he may be sent. PELHAM.
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING,
AND WIG MAKING.

DHALON, No, 81 Broadway, IN Judsons Hotei 90 long
known at 2t Broadway conccving that finely arrang-
ed and well conducted Bathing Department was necese
complete his for the comfort and esuyenl-
OF his numerous has the pleasure Of inform
ing them that such dcderatum, where shaving hair cut
ting shampoong and bathing be carried STYLE
be found At his new place, Judsons Hotel in Broadway
The Baths unsurpassed by the city for comfort
and enIsncc and accommodate 100 Hot,
Cold, and Shower Baths.
Hair Cutting with clean brushes for each person. having
been in his business for years he would
form gentlemen that he will usual give that baanch Of his
IN siness his personal attention. nils lm~r
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AMERICAN OREGON, ENGIANn,

AMERICA OREGON! ENGLAND!
O the Inhabitants Of the whole boundlsss
invite you all and each Of consider and for
your own welfare that by calling the New York Coffee
Sa9on No eI Fulton street near Greenwich where
other place Of the kind larger plate for the price
Also you will lind spacious and airy where you may
AXE your meals with all the comfort imaginable either break
asst dinner or supper from six any given price
tgan We say al time by drop and
satisfaction.
open Sundays. AZ lmsr
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MIR G. yANDENHoFF7s BENEFIT
DARK THEATRE-sloaday Ersang, May ish, will be
denho Juba Mr.. Dyott: Syphax Mr. Barry; Portius, Mr.
Bland Marcia Miss crocker; Lucia Mr. Abbog To
poricoun Mr.; q, vandenhof; Hardy, Mr. Bass; Lstita
Hardy Mrs Bland; Lady Frances Toucwood Mrs Abbott;
Mrs. Racket, Mrs Vernon
10 Boxes first tier IS cents; second and third tiers. 50
cents; Pit. 30 cents Gallery, IS cents.
Doors openat ocock-perfouancs to commence at pre-
cisely ~ o'clock.
ROWERY THEATRE.-Monday Evening, May 18th. the
~ performance will commence with the Play OF the
HUNCHBACk-Maser Walter, Mr.. j. r. Scott Sir Tho
Clifford, Mr. Dayenpon Master Modus, Mr. Clarke
Julia Miss Julia Dean Helen Ms Phillips To conclude
Mr. Scott; Prince Leopold Mr. Clarke John Forester
AI Davenport; Rachel Mendizabel, Mrs g. Jones.
Lower Boxes 50 second and third tiers, Is
Pit and Gallery, i2Is cents.
Doors ocock-Cuain will rise half past
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MORNING LINE At SEVEN O'CLOCK;

MORNING LINE At SEVEN O'CLOCK.
A&A ~ FOR ALBANY AMP lNT l.NSdi; Ia =
the foot of Barclay street. Breakfast and
dinner boat Passengers taking this boat will
Buffalo north Saratoga Whitehall and Lake Cham
plain. - .
Gorham, Monday Morning, May 18th. at seven O'Clock.
nesday and Friday, at = o'clock, A.. NJ. Leaves Troy
every Tuesday Thursd.y and Saturday q O'clock, a.
ton, PoushEsep, Hyde Park. Khns6ssk, y Red Hook
All goods freight, bank bills specie any other kind Of
property taken shipped on board this boat must be
wharf myi7
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMEY TWO OVEN KITCHEN RAN0ES
vvvHE Propreton prepared to furnish Holmes
ranges 70 the trade them for private families
manufacture and sell them Our experience in manufactu
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges in this city, for the 10
surpassed for economy convenience and durability They
warranted perform the for which they
chased and fno they will be removed free Of
the purchaser Numerous be given
The propretors constantly manufacturing and well
supplied with parlor Office, add bedroom CRATES of the
patterns.
Also-TlNWARE bright, plain and jaaaned They have
Ell times ready Ranges gtes and boilers
also, to chimneys, and them y smoke.
A. 0ILHOOLY 4 SON,
aI2 Inns rrc rs Nassau street.
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ASTOR HOUSE BATHS.

Entrance No Vesey street private door Astor House)
Baths are complete order The bathing tubs en-.
treIy "copper" and the largest IN this city IN point Of
BATHS until i o'slpeh night (ss'Sasg sshs u
', :II,, 4: 7 a's' YEe y isss;Ms'
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HOWES CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCUS.


THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT organized in
the United States comprising 40 Men and Horses
curing 26 Carriages the performers wardrobe
sicans &C.. will be exhibited in Paterson Easton (Pa.)
Reading Lancaster, Harrisburg, &c The company has
tached Eight Female Equestrians, whom the
Paris MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Feats peculiarly her
being case and casc her graceful and address.
end charming naivete with which she chains her audi
render this gifted and artistic the lead
fer the public the brilliant description given the respec
ed by this distinguished artistic Among the novelties which
the Proprietors offer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS.
Their height il fee and their weight 700 lbs Mr.
Randall weighs 432 lbs Mrs. Randall the enormous
giantess the world They will appear Jack and the
Bean Stalk" and he will perform extraordinary feats of
strength and agility, and will ride in Two horse act The
na:c E.srcss Classic RsP1y; and ;SgS
NIXON aud the unapproachabe Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feat
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed Juve
nile Act OF Horsemanship by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
Tnmbier, Mr. MACARTE. Wonderful Feats by Mr.. Coles
Dogs, Hector and Billy: The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gymnastc Pastures and Groupings Mr. Sweet
the Charotser Of PhGbus PosoTng and Gymnastics by
brilliant Act Of Fancies Of Proteus Mr. G. Howes IN
mtabs Dan Emm their head. The Original Banjo Meo-
dist. With variety OF Others The whole comprising the
leadng talented and classic performers IN the world
mv7
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UNITING PARK COURSE (NEAR PHlLA
DELPHIA).-TROT


vTSHE SPRING MEETING oyer The above Course will
il positively commence on TUESDAY, the "a oil juno,
and continue three days ~, r.
Day-Purse $780, m. H., under the saduie Tree lot
horses that purse over $500 -,
Same day-Purse 500, mile heats under the saddle free
for horses not years old this spring.
I'd Day-Puse 500, m h., IN harness; free Tor green
horses
Same day-Purse $780, mile heats, under the saddle free
for horses that purse. -,
m h.. ia harness free for all trotng horses.
Course Entrance per Two to make tro
for each purse. a,
Mr. VIM Jackson the American Deer. will start on Mon
day the 18th Of june for OF $780, to run ii miles N
an hour, over the above
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.

ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD1COMPANY having
completed their Wor fare ready execute orders
for White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil almost
extent that be wanted The Company have spared
expense in the OF the Works which would tend
in the least degree the improvement of the Lead having
avaed themselves Of every modern improvement for that
purpose.
Being well syGs from our long faplsIity with the differ
sold such has been, and still greatly aduerated with
Baryes article Of mineral production much heavier than
White Lead and itself possessing virtue OF pigment
whatever, being when mixed with oil almost transparent
and fact. having nothing but its specific weight g recon-
mend IT, the Trustees ofthe Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed unanimously, the following resolution viz:
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground in Oil that
be strictly pure genuine article and perfectly free from any
aultcraton whatever which the Company will
such 70 all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be well assured that de-
pendence be placed in the purity Of every pound Of
White and sold by the Company, which
will only tend the durability Of the
Paint, but will be found much economical use
in the common description Of painting owing
the body quality thereby giving far
better finish with coats, than the adulterated White
Paint would with three painter will bear wit
ness.
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Lih.rxe
and have for sale variety Of Paints Ground in OIL viz
yerdisIs Black Paint, yellow Oche, Spanish Brown Paris
Green, Brunswick Green, &c, &c
Having been appointed General Agents for the Company
POLLEN & COLGATE,
Pearl sfreef Re- kuau sfrc
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT g be, be given
" the Old Pugilist, Mr. GEO. KENSETT, will
take place al the Shakespeare Hotel corner Of William and
Duane streets, on MONDAY EVENING, May 18th,
when some OF the distinguished artists OF this and
other cities will appear on the occasion
The doors will be opened at half past O'Clock and the en-
tertainent quarter past O'Clock precisely
Tickets Fifty Cents to be had at all the principal hotels
and OF Mr. Geo Kense No 1893 Pearl street. City Hall
Place, and at the door. myI 1t-Jc.
HUNTING PARK COURSE (NEAR PHILA-
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PARK THEATRE

PARK THEATRE.
MIR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF
ID ESPECTFULLY announces that his BENEFIT will
: 'aAs place 0A MONDAY the 18th inst.
On which occasion will be revived the Tragedy Of
CATO
After which, the fayori.e Comedy Of W. y 'a"osn"0n
THE BELLIES sfRATAGEM.
~ s'' TRs Box Book /. open = w. = '''shn'H
THE DESERT REPEATED.
EELIC1EN pAXID,S Grand Choral and Instrumental
'''e 'ADf'i' iath i ii 81 MA A'A,iS''
e ShJR ssEs Eop ssf the direction Of
- '''' paris M MR. ssf K s5i51P' GEO Si PAIGE.
my e1 '0' As ME HISs' p sas Broadway
CASTLE GARDEN
NJ UsCAL SOlkEEs, containing the finest Morceaux Of
Monday and Tuesday, May IS and 10.
Overture from the Opera Of Tampa.
The Orchestra win perform Almsek's Polka
L0re'y-r < a;q,aa 9,sr anew Waltz
2 lntermssion Of Half an Hour-CD
For Promenade Refreshments and view the varied and
correct range ofloo Cosmoramas
After which, the Orchestra will play the celebrated Overture
Locomotive Waltz.
Picnic Galop
Soldiers Waltz.
70 conclude with the introduction Anne de Boulina.
largest and Saloon in theword cooled BY
Circular Fountain surrounded by Shrubs and
exclude great heat and admit full Of
air from the while the varied and enchanting
scted for that purpose No less than will be
found with this grand and aaequaed prone
The Doors will open At Ia ii.t g. and performance will
commence at O'Clock. my6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-17

RY c. C. MARSH Accountant, author Of the Science Of
ID Double Entry Bookkeeping Smpled, and the Art Of
Single Entry Bookkeeping improved"
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.-Thep public il respect
fully informed and assured that the pl pursued by Mr.
Marsh reaching that important branch truly OF
on the theory. . -
ledge OF Bookkeeping required than possibly be impa
ed by lectures.
The pupil faithfully instructed well exercised in all
the operations connected with OF partnership
Books Opening Conducting and Closing the in max
Account Sales and calculating interest DISCOUNT Profits
He becomes familiar from actual with all the books
stitutng set and person Of good capacity, will by this
become competent Bookkeeper in about month";
and will received certificate to that effect
Prospectuse with terms obtained at the Rooms from A.
NJ 10 p M, a22 lmsrh
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, ant
Il offer

GREAT BARGAINS in NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
= EMBROIDERIES
Needle.work Capes from 81 50 TO $25. French workd
Collars Is cents and upwards; Embroidered Lawn hdk
from 50 $40 Dresses needlework and Tambour from -
TO $50. ..,.n,,,.-.
Tape hemd stitch, Rivere, Fancy and coored borders
MUSLINS. -
Book Null Jaconet Swiss plain, striped and checked Organ
die TMlatan Striped and embrode ed Tor Curtains.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Black and white Silk Hose do with cotton tops ak
ss per very fine Isle thread open Work
Sc per dozen fine cotton work - to ~ 10
Recommended remarkably cheap) plain work cotton
excellent article 50 per Dozen TsuaY sold " ID
excellent OF Isle Ihread PLAIN ana en-
broidered Silk Gloves ofall sizes
Cspes real and mitaton Of the latest and most fashionable
styes; Wells black and white ~ chant.lly Brussels point
lin, Vsenciennes fine English Thread Lsces and Edgnss
rich and imitation Iaces OF every descriptions
Tor trimming, houncne &c. &C.; Linen bobbn Edgnss and
Insertiugs. - - -, -,
lot az Muslin trimmings ladies' Morning Caps lace Cap
Crowns Muslin Capes received from auction VIII be sold
% PR cENT UNDER THE cosr OF IMPORTATION.
No I'D broadway, I'd April, 1876 ~ I'M TIC
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TAKE NOTICE.
THE Subscriber having made and consdera-
4 bly, enlarged his premises Is ready to do all kinds Of
Blacksmith and Machine work general the
BILE terms, at the shortest notice.
N BIO Saddles and others-1oo sets Of Hames on hand
for sale. q. BROADHURST.
a22 m$m Isl x 253 Spring
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f72m.r as7 Pearl street. corner Of BeeKr
SPRING GOODS


WIN. Y. JENNINGS CO., Diapers and Tailors, Import
" Of Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestngs, Fancy Dress Ar
for the spring trade with the extensive assortment Of
goods they have offered for comprising French
and English cloths cassmers various styles vengs
in great variety which will be made ORDER through the
prices that have gysn character to the establishment
for moderate charges.
In reference to which cutters excel we
could observe that the attention directed TO this department
continue offer inducements to those who appreciate
fit, combining and clegence
In addition the usual assortment cf goods kept by the
trade we have always on hand and ock coats vests
snes coats and fancy dress articles including scar crsvats
gloves suspenders linen and muslin shirts,
collars, bosoms &c. a2t lmsr
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NOTICE hereby given to all persons having bought stone
pied by Messs Mott Knowton that the Of the
Quarry will be settled by r. Laimheer =: the Once at the
Quarry. WILLIAM LAlMbEER.
Dated this 10th day ofApril. 1886. as Imsrc
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
THE Subscribers have hesitation in saying the people
or New York. and the neighboring cities that they
and do challenge the merchants country far and
compete with them in the sale Of
WINDOW SHADES
They hare mandatory the State Of New jersey about
u miles from the city of New York. and facility
e. their shade; :. the sa sapsnss OF their
credulons by their giving them call DUNCKER, & BECK
Err. No So Chatham s,sN Y, door from the Of
Chambers st m3f I'm re.
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TASSELS,
SuITAaE for trimming hats, caps blinds, shades, pie;
bags, &c Also, variety of bindings and cords for
wholesale, by J. & +. MAYNARD
mis- lmsm 81 Maiden lane. Conner Of Wilism
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REMOVAL

nR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will
- be removed the lst of May to l26 Fulton street,
door e the Sun Office. sign Of the Big Bottle
every bottle signed with the written signature Of
Townsend Owing the unprecedented Of this si
Gle company has been formed put mp spurious in
the same shaped bottles. Look ont forimpostors.
a24 m<rc tHfk
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BRASS.

DIhCo.
JAMES g. MOFFETT, No. l2i Prince street, between
Wooster and Greene streets q Sheet Brass
Of all Of Sheet Brass which he will sell
Wholesale RETAIL lower prices than any other place
States
j. g. NJ will deliver goods sold by him any part Of this
charge.
PsBrass and Copper Tubing Of all sizes made order.
a3O 1m<r
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]. WARWICK,
~ OLD SILVER REFINER, Assayer and Sweep Smell
N ter. Once, IL JOHN Street, New York.
20 Fine Gold Rolled Silver. Rouge and Crucibes, al
ways on hand, my3 lmsnc
FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK
MRS. CARROLL'S Medicated vapor and Sulpher Baths
w 1871 Fulton street, opposite st. Pal Church..
These Baths the safe, delightful and ehcacious
remedy for colds rheumatism chs and fever &c, and not
only cure, but preventive many of
m The thousand ills that flesh Is heir to-"
essential to thorough cleanliness.
Mrs. Csrrolps Baths differ from every other Vapor
more than 20 years.
Sulphur Baths require half an hours notice
Portable vspor Baths to any part OF the city vicinity
ala lmfh - 49, = 49, - = '
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND
u x i II ACT OLE Gu RER s

EXTRACT OF CUBEBS
ND COPAIBA is particularly recommended a safe,
Aspeedy and efficient remedy for all sexual diseases is
avery concentrated and pleasing FORM which admits taking
knowledge its efficacy For sale wholesale and retail by
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist. &c.
. corner Of Greenwich and Warren streets, N. Y
Also, by Mosey Tucker, Mobile; M. Grew, hatcher;
Hssad.sason Santos Norfolk g. Carey
Baltimore; Gilman, Warrington; McCloud Wheaton, St.
Louis. mrl2 imsr
LOOKING GLASSES! LOOKING GLASSES
THOSE furnishing their houses and others wanting Look
ms Glasses would do well 10 call log Fulton
or s Pearl street where every variety can be found At the
.s;h,Gaasly om.msated and plain French plate Glasses to
indeed Plain and richly omamented Portrait Picture Frames
Paintings and Engravngs Looking 0assesplates by the
box or single. Old glasses replated.
Ladies, while shopping, pleafe call.
my5 lmsr HOOPER BROTHER
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DR A. C. CASTLE, 38I Broadway, Of White ST.,
~ has been years engaged in the practice OF
Dentistry Study experimenting have enabled hin %
which are hs ncorrupuble Teeth These vivid
mature. S rSe sy ess s. so o
Dseayed Teeth filed with gold foil Ss Tender Teeth hsS
becomes mpaced WITH and renders the tooth =. uein q
sxrHs oorI
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AUCTION NOTICES.
A CARD

4. ~ WILLARD w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneen.
w LII give their personal attention the Sales Of House
w mold Furniture the residence Of families declining
~ stocks Of C,ocLsr Dry Goods Grocery and
Gig from their friends and the public to their
SAILS ROOM ISL BROADWAY, until May LIST, when
they VIII move the spacious No IL Wall street. late
Aosms express Ohce. all lmsm
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g. WANTED-A handsome aud kind family horse
<or uie carriage. or years old I6 hands high,
&dark gray color preferred price reasonable Apply
~ Greenwich al the Office from ii 10 O'clock
myl6 2;issrc
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THE EYE.

nR. WHEELER, Oculist, No % Greenwich street. New
York near the Battery deyo.es his exclusive
diseases Of Eye and Ophhamic Surgery
public that there not amongst the diseases TO
which the human eye is subject disorders Of that organ
vast number q undopbtsd testimonials which be
in the United States.
urOhce hours from M. o'clock NJ, after which
he visits out door patients.
*~%Arcal Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases ofte Eye with
mode Treatment be had ssuitousy his rssdenee
the same will be forwarded to any making application
him by letter, paid. mYi2 I'm re