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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

~. 6zszFE==s,lT THROUGH JN1S rn"h
~ HOURS FROM NEW sx5sss-.sls
'N'-A YORK TO WHEEL--
ING and PITTsBURG, via PHILADELPHIA BALTio,
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cunt erland, Md-3sO
MILES RAILROAD
To Western Trayelers!-Great United Ststea Mall ard
Passenger Route to Wheeling, Ptsburg Cincinnati ana
the South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Lesve New-Ycrk foot Of Liberysl North River, al ~
P. NJ in the Great Mail Train.
Arrive in Philadelphia at p. M.
Leave Philadelphis al 10 z. M. daily-Mail Train
Arrive IN Baltimore nj 8 A. NJ. 49,,
Leave BALTIMORE Al Il A ~ by the Baltimore an Ono
Railroad 1870 miles.
And arrive a. Cumberland P. NJ
Leave Cumberland al 8 p. 81. by the National Road arc
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive In Wheeling Oh nus
burgh evening.
" The SECOND MAIL leaves New-York 8 A. M ny
Rairoad Leave sundays excepted, Il r.
NJ. by Steamboat and A. NJ by Railroad fr Baiim ere
Passengers for Piusbug lake The splendid pew and mo
Brownsvie and thereby hav sorJ
70 miles of Staging the -hnle ROUTE
First class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and Pu sburg
hourly and Passengers forwarded without delay 10
Cincinnati all other Ports In the Soath and West Fafe
81 TO Cincinnati l., ,.u.s.,.,..
For through tickets by this route apply Pnsdeipl "a at
m. Railroad Oice corner of Market and Eeveoh e. al
a South Thrds and 90 board unboa Dockst hzrk
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Wheeling Sl3 10 rs
burg, Sl2 with the privilege oil stopping a. baiimofe so
resuming seats pleasure
For farther Information apply 70 ,,,,,,-, -
Railroad Office foot Of Liberty st. ats ~ and ~ ID,
at Adams & COR No. 10 Wsilst al II A, or National
Ho'rl- No. 5 Cor !anf-st mo
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VERY LARGE ind superior round Counting
House Table, with six drawers and brass locks for sale
ehesp al No. 5Spruees,. MI II
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List Of Letters Remaining in the MY. Post once,
Saturday, April a:
s- p,a,, mention of the List IN rhseA thsv
LANES, LIST

,ATE OF hS Ltss ~ pHsc9 Wet
s. LIST
Lewis, Sarah
Lynch. Mrs
Martin. l. g
Mabiuy, Martha
Malone, Mary
Mshsnny, Caihsrine
Marshall, Sipd'ella
Med sdy, Catherine
Mervine, Amanda
Mesrs, Elvirs
Meyn. Eliza
Mitchell r II
Men.ste. Marion
Minor, Z
Miilikip. Mary Ann
Moses, Haut an
Morris, Mrs..2
Mortimer, Josephine
Moriimore, Csroline..e
Moore, Emma L
Morrison, Sarah 7
Moore, Emily F
Murch, Rhoda a
Murry, Hannah
Murray, A
Mudpet, Eliza Ann
Nicholson Louisa
Nelson, Mrs Dr. 3
Ncerbocer, Elizabeth
Meth, Elizabeth
Owens. Martha
Oneal, Mary
Oreiley, Mary
O'Brien, Biddy
Owens, Susanna
Oliver, Sophia
Ohrien, Ca,harine
Olmstead, Mary r B
Olms;ead, Mary
Parker, + III
Parish, Mary E
Petus, Jane
Preston, Mary
Peterson. Martha Ann
Peck, Mary
Pelby. Eliza
Pike, Elizabeth NJ
McAvnnc, Bridget
Mcclellan. NJ R
McCsrts, Ellen
Mcconnell, Olivia
McEloom. Mary
McGarry, Rose
MCGOWAN, Catharine
mcGedey, Eliza
McGoverin. Bridget
McGinnis. Mrs VIM
QriDR. Catherine
Rankin, Mrs
Randolph. Eliza
Rsuhell, F
Read, Mics H
Riley, Cslhsrine
Robertson, Madame
Rowley, Mary d
Rogers, Phebe
Rogers, Rosauna
Roberts, Polly
Rogers, Louisa
Roberts, Sarah ]
ST John. LydiU
Slade, Charlotte
ST John, Caroline
Stevens, Emma Miss
Sawtell, Merriam
Schan, Mrs E A
Shaw, z
Shankland, Mrs
Stewart, Ann
Sheedy, Miss Kate
Sheridep, Mrs Bridget
Searson, Sarah
Sheekan, Julian
Stewart, Lusa
Selgne,le, Catherin A
Shepard, Jane
Smedos, Eliza s
Smith, Isabella
Simpson, Maria
Seynus, juliet
Smith, Mary
Silver, Lydia
Springer, Mrs Andrew
Schriever, Amalia
Schroeder, Mrs Harry
Stoddard. MarPTet
slone, Misses Nancy e. Eli.
Stuart, Mrs Ellen [zebeth
Serally, Eliza
Summerville, Miss Francis A
Stubs, Ann
Sumal, Calherin
Sturges, Mrs Edward
Twin, Mary
Talley, Catharlne Ann
Taylor, Mrs Sarah C
Thatcher, Mrs Charles
Tumelles. Mistress
Tinker, Susan
Townsend, Mrs Coleman
Townsend, Sarah II
Van Clevc, Maria
Vollum. Caroline
Vandorn, Msrgret
WRrde, Rcbcchnh
Watke, Mary Ann
Watts, Elizabeth
Weldon. Ann
West, Julia Ann
Western, Jane
Wheeler, Mary B
Williams, Emma Louisa
Williams. Priscilla
Williams, Margaret
Williams, Charlotte
Williams, Miss Margaret
Whiting, Sarah
Wiihon. Mrs { Broome-st-)
Whitney, Mrs RI
Wright, Naomi c E
Whitten, Jane
Woodbury.. Virginia L
Wooden, Mary
lWhybrew. Elizabeth
IZeher, Catherine
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del law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor, Wallet

by ORDER of the Hon. Michael 7. Ulshoeher, nrst
ID Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and
County o. New YorkNoce is hereby given pursuant 10
OF the authorizing attachments against
debtors that attachment has issued against
the estate of ALFRED A. WOOD; resident OF the state
of Connecticut and that the will be sold for the pay
of his debts unless he appear and discharge such at
,acmen, according TO law, within nine months from the
FIRST publication of this notice. and that the payment OF any
him by residents of this State and the delivery
to him. for his OF any properly within this State be-
longing 10 him. and the transfer OF any such property by
him. are forbidden by law, and vodDaed the 9Th dsy
of July lS45 GEO. C. GODDARD,
iy7 iaw9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

Ea BLOODGUOD NURSERY, fiusoing. L. l.
King Ripley, Proph-tors oter for safe, from hi.
800. old and well known establishment every variety OF
fruit forest and ornamental evergreens shrubs and
lowering plants. which viii b pus mp with the greatest
care OSders left win Geo B. Ripley Co. No 2i3 Pearl
Iireet (whsre Catalogues may be oblsined gratis will
rsive mon, n, attention. mi2 ImDsW-
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Goal.

Goal.
PRICE REDUCED. BLOSSBURG COAL,
MILL BE DELIVERED 10 customers. such places
w they DESIRE In the city ton. 81 per chsl
droU Orders received the yard No. 80 BeIhunesi
Washington New-York, March 9th, lei6.
mis- I'm VIM MARTEN. Agent
LACKAWANA COAL.
rJNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now selling III retail. and de-
liveripg from the yards Of the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company Of King and Greenwich
and tho OF Gouverneurs b. K this very desra
bic Coal. Of the right size for stoves, ranges sc.
Also their yard OF Greenwich and Hsmmersey
the various kinds of Scuy KILL Lengh and Liverpool
Coal Of ths best quality good supply Of Lump Coal OF
superior kind for steamboats, and smelling iron. &c
ISL SYKES WU2TS
Ivy and large SIZE for sale nj The above low price from
YARD 50 cents per charon esa when taken direct from
ship Athe above price Liverpool Coal Is more econom-
icel fuel Than Anthracite Apply TO
T. STOKES DICKERSON,
f7R Nna in5 and iH7 inthnnv-st naar 2rond-~p,.
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nR- WHEELER, Oculst No. % Greenwchst N near
~ The Battery devotes his exclusive attention TO dseases
of the Eye and Ophhalma Surgery and the public
that there the numerous diseases to which
the human eye subject any disorders of that organ which
cannot be essentially relieved cured by him. The vast
number OF undoubed testimonials which be his
office will satisfy the public that his prsctceis exceeded
either In by that Of any other Ocust liz The
United States.
" Office hours from A. NJ to o'clock, P. NJ after
which be visits outdoor patients.
- Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted
reasonable Terms. ms lmeod-
nK. HEWITT. No. III MacDouga.s st, near Ble-cker
~ Dr. HIS mode of practice, system originated by the
late Dr. job Sweet OF Boston and s confined Dsloca-
lions, Hip Diseases SpraDs, Conusctions Pased Limbs,
Rheumatism, Nervous Affections Tenderness In ,nmaiions
and Curvsures Of the Spine, Defoed Shoulders White
Swengs Weakness of the JOINTS &c. References given
applying 10 DR.. II. ma lm'
SnLITH,S HOMEOPATHIC Pharmscy No. 5s2
- Broadway, adjoining Niblo's Theare.--John T. s..
Smith has large assortment of Homeopathic Medicines,
10 tincmres tnnraons 6utions and globues; Sugar of
Mk, Pure Alcohol Distilled Water, Pellets &c. &c Ply
scsns Pocket and Family Cases OF Medicines hand and
prepared 10 order Homeopathic Plaster, substitute for
ordinary Court and Adhesive Plaster and excellent
piraiioD for Cona- m'9n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

GHIRRED SUSPESDERS-Goodye Patent
Stirred Suspenders In every variety and style for sale
at very reduced prices by HENRY DAvENPORT,
nj Jws Agent 40 Besvsr st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

METALLIC RUBBEH Machlne bdnufag-This n
I've dele much superior leather In refrct
now be fors,shed without any delay, ofany esgth with
GEORGE BEEcHER, Manufacturers Agent, y
"a Broad "
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ships Prince Albert Sebor. London Persian, Robbins,
New. Orleans; Forester, Parker. Matanzss.
Bark Panchita, Pierce, Boston.
Briggs Ann Eliza Williams. New Orleans Ovando. Dyer,
Havana: Mantiske Smith, Western Islands; Mary Norris
Galveston; Ganges Story, New. Orleans; Bybee McCor-
mick Apaachicola; Jefferson, Morgan. New Oreans Pc.
cahontas Gray Wilmington; Martha Sawyer, Stevens,
Now. Orleans; Madison, Hoey, Savannah.
Schrs Slas Crane. johnson, Washington; Sequene,
Cole, Baltimore; Jonas Smith, Collett Wilmington;
Watson, Fountain Windsor; Ann Smith, Smith, Balti.
more; Sarah Copy, Beaufort. NC Abbott Lawrence,
Meeker Boston; Ann Lyman Fallin, Newbern, NC; VIM
Henry. Lopez, Wliamsburgh; Eclipse, Anthony Frede'
ricksburg. Va.
Sloops James Lampher. Kinney. Providence Neptune,
KimbaIl. Philadelphia Midas, French Providence Motto,
Robinson. Philadelphia
Barge Delaware, Crosse, South Amboy
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Rrai estate.

TO IET-Tbe upper lower part OF the house
20. No 81 ThirteenihsL between Stu and oh sveaues
S Two rooms door and tea room attached he en-
xriII h. low 10 good tenant shop and lot No sSI
Broadya between 18th and 2h s,sthe 10, is 81 By llo
'es - 7i nPp's a. -'O i'' JAMES NJ DENNIS.
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NhURGIA LUMBhh CtI.-Noles wanted 81 per
" cent discount, by D. R PECK, II Waist mis- IN.
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by ORDER OF Amssa Parker, Esq Supreme Court
ID Commissioner notice ia hereby given that an attach
has issued against The estate of George Tenecs %
row ofte OF Davenport, IN the County OF De-
aud State Of ErwYo Tk sbsconding concealed
debtor dle proof made the SKID Supreme Court Com
missioner the directions of The Statute concern
dent Debtors" and that the will be sold for the pay
ent of hs debts unless the said George Tenecs 3D. appear
and discharge such attachment according TO law within
three months from the first publication Of this notice And
The psymen, any debts and the delivering OF any proper
~ belong the said debtor him for his USE and the
transfer any property by him. for any purpose whatever
are prohibited by law and void. Dated Harpersfeld,
February 9lh 1896 s A OWENS,
l6fiawSm Airy for Attaching Creditor
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"a FUK SALE, A FAKNI-The following yaluaol

"a FOX SALB, A FAKNl-The following valuable
premises, consisting OF II OF land, and good
and convenient dwelling house with wood house. barn.
carriage house and other ouIhouses The dwelling house
OF front part % by "a feet two stories hgh and
wing of about s. feet by S On the lower floor
kitchen sittingroom, parlor and two hedrooms and
the second floor FIVE other and sufficient in
the building ut additional bedrooms II desired The
land is in high of cultivation and highly productive
Upon good orchard containing cherry plum pear and
quuce trees, with IN abundance OF beautiful shade
trees and shrubbery around the dwelling. The
above premise the OF Charlton Sarato
Ia Co ahout8 miles from Schenectady the great
road from that place 10 Galway will make very pleas
be easily up afford convenient accommodations for
boarding houie or school
The Of sale will be made easy, and possession CIV
by the first Of May and II sold al that time may be
rented.
Refer TO b. Appleton, 200 Broadway and Jonathan Lea
witt, 1874 Broadway, and Thos Low, Esq. Charlton
r,IIO LIN
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NOTICE hef-os given oil administration
have been grsntd By tbs Register OF wills for tie City
and County Of Phad-lphlg the subscriber OF the goods
chzels IigtLs and crsdi,s { Lewis, oh-r ~ise called
Aaror, Pou ,;e ofh- CITY Phi sdelphis d-eeas-d and
ali having claims d-msds against the estate OF
The said deceased requested 10 make known the
10 the Subscriber without delay and al persons Indebted
are requested TO make psyrnsn: 10 him
THEODORE Du5OSO. Jeweiler,
sSStau6vg No rs 2d-s; Phlsdelphis
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NTOTICE hereby given that attachment IN iavor OF

NUTICE q hereby gven mat gu Na "a Cou,
George Fl. Cougar OF The city OF unca Oneda CouDy'
ha. issued against the esta. OF Hamilton D Riley,
deser residing State of Illinois, pursuant 10
the concerning nonresident debtors which aacn
men, was granted and allowed Phio Grdley, Circuit
Judge of 9Th Judicial Circuit and tina! the estate VIII be
sold for the payment OF the debts OF the said Rs ey unless
he appear and discharge attachment according 10 law
within nine months from the first publication OF this notice,
aud thai the payment any debts due 10 said Rsey BY
sdeut OF this State delivery him for his use OF
ANY properly within this State belonging TO him. and the
transfer OF any such property by him forbidden by law
and void. MATTESOS DOOLITILE.
Attorneys for attaching creditor Utica Oneda CouRty
dated January 9Th 1916 jl9 law9n
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Of New-York Noice is hereby gwen 10 ell per-
sons having csis against Michae! Martin, late OF the
City of NewYork tailor deceased TO present the same
with The vouchers thereof The subscriber 81 the office OF
j. T. DOYLE No. rs Nassau-see in the City of New
on or before the hfh day OF August ne1t-Daied
New York, the 18th day of February. 1876.
Ssf1swSn- JOHANNA MARTIN Administrative.
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ES FOR SALE, Exchange for City rroperty-6i0
- in Missouri II was purchased in 1896 from Govern
men and selected for the present owner who hss Govern
DE- ed for IL The Taxes all paid this year
survey of the land has been made Address box 1910 p o.
aa W
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81 WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS for Sale
Large OF land situate in the counties of Wood
Richie Lewis, Gilmore, Kanawha, Mason, Jackson,
Cabel and Wayne amounting In the whole 10 one hundred
and thousand hundred and ortyone
These land; form part ofe large quantity conveyed msny
years since in trust for the North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees OF thet concern wishing wind
s affairs in the speediest practicable offer
these lands for sale in large at low prices and
vorHble terms
Most of lands in counties bordering the Ohio
river in the vicinity oimporan towns rivers and roads
Their quality s generally very good the greater part being
well adapted al the purposes OF agriculture, while The
inferior portions are suited to the grazing Of sheep and cat
e Inc ennsse o. Ina. regoI piea,an ana nealny, anc
rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
of emigran!s s-lec. large upon which make their
settlements
Per1ous wishing purchase will il is presumed desire
the lands. and for this purpose every facility in
way OF information will be furnished by the undersigned
The upon the lands paid in iu For farther
Information respecting them application be made the
office of the Company, No 81 Sansou-st Philadelphia or
tie subscriber. j. NJ STEED, Agent
mi 2taw6 20 Va
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90 FOX SALE-Earn Iii W-sicnrslrr County, .tu-
- ared miles IRON Taryiown, p mics from White
Plains depot, on the Sswml River Road, coo tanning
i55 OF frat Atty Land IL OF cultivation
with abundance Of fruit Said farm Is well waered
On premises good dwelling house, houses &c
&c all In order. Twoihirds OF the purchase
ney may remain mortgage, per For particu.
lars spplyto ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
AucuOueer. No. 7 BrodG-8t
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF Inc
Coanty OF New-York, Notice ID hereby given 10 all per.
sons having claims against George late Of the Cy OF
New.Londor. Sale OF Connecticut Mariner deceased 10
present with The vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber
al the OF E. D. Hurbut Co, No. 81 South-sree In
the City of NewYork before lie fourth day Gt Sep
TENDER next Dated NewYork the 18th day OF February.
1886. B. F. BECKWlTH. Administrator. mp 'sr6'n-
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ITO PHYSICIANS AND DBUGGISTS:-so
Sale-The stock, fixtures and goodwill OF smSli Drug
store well situated for business and commanding on
siderable family prscce, 10 be sold cheap Rent Sl7o
Apply NJ. So Scsnue-si Wstsrst AZ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

STRAW GOODS.
m A NAPIER Cais Nsper Fisher &C o. has removed
from 1874 Psarsl 10 e2 John-s near Wiliams; who're
be offers for sale general Of new and fashion,
shs Bornes suitable for merchants end mliners Tade
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OFFICE OF THE NEWBORN ana Erie Nall!
" road Company No 80 Wallst. New YORK, l9.h MARCH,
lS46-Nocs hereby given that proposals will be recsiv-
until the 10 Of April for the Grading Masonry and
Bridging required complete The Nebur h branch OF The
NewYork Enc Rsrosd, extending from Cheser Depo
in Orange county 10 the village OF Newburgh distance OF
about ls miles
The mspssn6 proies estimates and are IN the
Office OF The Company the village OF Ne-burgh where al
necessary information viii be given either 5y the subscriber
or By Mrs.rs Siss Seymour and l. l. Stanecit Cvll Eu
gneers The work Will be divided into sections averaging
mile IN 9Th. and proposals will be received either a.
Nswburgh or The city NeYork for grading the hole
or any part By order OF the President nd Directors
7 5. BROWN, CHEZ Engineer.
". MARSH. Secretary. m2nAs
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"a FARM FOR sALE.--Si,uaieo on The Roed from
New Rochelle 10 White Plains about fron
~ each. containing $50 ACRES OF LAND, all Of which
IL Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which liz Wood Land
ybe place divided by lane and laid convenient
lots for cultivation AL The fences OF stone in good
order and the ground Stale Of cultivation The build
ngs Ill OF good character and Ia order For TERMS apply
10 5. 3. KENYON, OF lie premises or OF
dSu j. ADRIANCF.. rs John-st- Ee~Ycrh.
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ROnRRT n. MORRIS. p. M
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FOR SALE-A handsome modern three story BRICK
FL house and LOT In fee in Sth-st West OF 9Th Avenue
Ell anniv IN BLEECKER / VAN DYKE.
C opp IL Wsll-st
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50 To RENT-Rooms In Broadway. Thar eleesnt
kls and well known Front Room tup sRirsl IN build
49, Ing S5T Broadway and several Other very desirable
ooms, same building. Apply on the premises between
/ and O'clock. 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06

ayss FOR SALE-The two story BRICK front House
sj and Lot OF ground No 10 Deianceyst Lot 28S60 r.
The TWO story brick front House and Lot OF ground
adjoining the above the corner Of Edridge-s LOT Y
fLx6Of-
This Lot OF ground No l25 Eldrdgest with the buildings
thereon Lot 40x60f desred the whole will be sold 10
Que parcel Appyto JOHN PfIYFE, l9 Murray.sL
or JAMES PHYFE, r. Maiden lane,
AZ Eatata az Inhn hrfa acA Ead
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>e.y Establishment for tie srclsiy< Sa.s Of CAo,ee q
FEEFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

THE SUBSCRIBE Der, who exnio.ted tho late Fair Of
the American institute tho much sfr;red display OF
choice P. rumery and Toe; Soaps, and who toere
aw arded. by tho honorable judges, Golden Medal has
opened establishment In this city al No lSs Broadway
where b. offers speciality OF PerumeIy be surpass
ed either in Europe America he would remark that bis
Permery has The advantage over The foreign OF be-
ing eshy prepared and that Inc sed opportunities
he enjoyed esrnng his art IN the Laboratory OF suger
Peeie Es owhich b, WAS for many years the Director
guarantees his Possession OF skull equal 10 hat Of any
European Perfumer
complete assortment choice articles OF the cello
ba,ed ioregn houses VIII al all nirs he kept hand thus
enabling his customers TO compare and 10 choose, and be
has imported from Pans beautiful assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES suitable for the approaching holidays
The subscriber does advertise Soap hich will change
d-formity into beau and old into youth Pomatuus
which Ill possess the usnsceadeni virtue OF creating new
for tn growth OF The hair These miracles he leaves
for others bu, he coes pretend otter TOILET SOAPS.
So scientifically compounded that unneuusxed s!Aa
remains The dscste Ikn aud he offers most
elegant preparation highly recommended by an accom-.
plished OF America, his AMASDtNE, which Will
H. u s b. usSsed SHAVING CREAM, an article
which, ued viii always be present iu every gen.
leHisn's dressing case
plcation TO &c cate faces after shaving much more ele-
CANT preparation team the Cold Cream
he offers Tor the head, OILS, ESSENCES, POMATUMS
WASHES. possessed of various properties some do
signed b-auny and ceause the healthy hairi some to
uient properties for tho irritable head; others stimulating
aud tonic 10 tebiated Scalp impaired in its functions
physiological principles, frequently
the hair. stop lis falling when lis loss does not arise
from destruction OF me organs OF ms har ana he uot c
be cuniouuded with ih- thousand shameessy
warranted in all His BEARS OIL. he as
sures public perfectly genuin. when represented az
SUCH and prepared by application Of heat 40 careful
endrnger the peculiar organization, In virtue Of
which differs other substances OF similar character
For the quality goods he can refer TO messs Aspin-
WALL Mllbau Chiffon and mauy Others of the most respe
table chemists this CITY, who for the las, several years
have ended ARTICLES vi his manufacture
Finally every thing his " Ill be az represented
ard any article does not give full satisfaction, VIII not
only willingly bur thankfully te taken back The sub
scber is anxious acquire for his establishment charac
veracy and good faith when from the nsiure OF mo
he noins il upon all in his employ maintain the came sd
herence truth and good faith call mosi respectfully
solicited. EUGENE ROuSsEL,
Manufacturer and Importer OF Perfuuiery,
No. l59 Broadway hel~ cen Liberty and Cortland,
II lms and ia Cheanutst PhNadaluhia
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~ The final report of the Committee appointed
by the Councils of Pittsburgh, to distribute the Relief
Fund has been presented to that body and accepted
The committee stated that they had received from the
Treasurer of the Relief Fund s62i7 81, adjudsed $40
claims for losses by the Fire. and issued checks to the
Of $50 GIL leaving balance OF $3.50 81 IN banks
that the Treasurer has hand about Se3is, recon-
mends the distribution thereof and thst balance OF
$4,000 Of the appropriation OF $4,000 from the State
had not been received, &c. Accompanying the report
list OF the OF those who had received from
the Fund,