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WASHINGTON, Feb. II, l846
Serious dcc dent.


At9 o'clock this morning, quantity Of ulminating
powder, which had been placed under a small stove
laboratory, for the purpose Of being dried explode
Mr. James Daily, was instantly killed; the right side
Of the face, high as the eyebrow, torn away,
and the base OF the brain exposed the right foot
lacerated and burned. Mr. Charles Mitchell had his
left arm broken, between the shoulder and elbow.
and a severe wound inflicted upon the soft parts.
Mr.. Myers, the gunner, received slight wound
near the external angle of the left eye Mr.. Thomp-
son had his hands slightly cut by the fragments Of
glass from the windows. About Six pounds OF this
highly explosive material contained in the
sell The only injury done to the building was some
cracking OF the chimney, and general breaking Of
The windows. The roof was raised from Its place,
but the trail nature OF a small cup0la fortunately
contributed to prevent more serious injury. Mr.
DAILY was from the interior OF New York, and has
a sister residing there. He was most amiable and
exemplary young man, about twenty.three or four
years OF age, and had served an apprenticeship in
the navy, and expected shortly to receive an ap-
pointment as gunner In the navy His acqualAtan-
ces here greatly deplore his loss A wise Provi-
dence seems to direct these things, as seventeen
persons were discharged from this department
last evening, and had this accident occurred day
sooner, no doubt large number of orphans and
widows would have had occasion to mourn the loss
OF fathers and husbands This ia the third accident
which has occurred at this yard within the last feur
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LAYBsY INTELLIGENCE By YHE MAILS.
VERY INTERESTING
FROM WASHlN GTON.
THE OREGON DEBATE In THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. IL, 1886.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. IL, 1876.
There is rumor aaoat this evening that some
thing important was transmitted to the Senate
to-day, in secret session. Some suppose 1t Is con-
nected with the Oregon question. This, however,
is mere rumor. II is certain that MI. Paksnham
had long interview with the Secretary Of State to-
day-and this fact may have given rise to the rmor
Of a renewal Of the negotiations. One big, broad,
indisputable truth Mr.. Pakenham ought to be APP
prised off his government do not compromise
the Oregon question on the terms OF the American
government, according to the former offer OF ~,
or something like 1t, it never can be done, after
dis session OF Congress, at less than 81 40. Lot
the Oregon question 60 to the people in the next
elections, and 81 40 will carry the day at all hazards
and against all influences. This is as certain as
that there is a sun in heaven.
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PROGRESS OF CRIME.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,-pubished at
No q Centre street, New York CRY, of Saturday Feb
18th, will contain its varied interesting original
THE LIVES OF THE FELONs-No.
Being interesting chapter in the Of Lyman
Parkes, the Cosnterfeiter.
The first page we'll executed Portrait Of BILLY
FISH, alias Abby, the DANDY PICKPOCKET.
full report Of the trial of MADAME COSTELLO alias
Mrs Weatherwax, for Abortion.
Continuation interesting Life Of George Darlington,
the accomplished Irish Pickpocket
High Seas by Captain tombstone. of ship Tory
Prosecution of Professional Roguesthe Auburn State Phi
Murder-Chsncss for fickpocksts. in case Of War
Mrs Harriet Smith ass Walker. alias Seal alias AndeIson.
alias Bond and old Jack Ring.
Gulick the Militia Fine Coector-Trial Of CUPID, the
the Escaped Burgar-Police Justice
Drinker.
Mastery Inacvityn Of Police Officers and Theves-the
Poisoned Peach-keste and CosteoThe Rock Island Muir
ders-Petition for Babe-Police Magistrates
EMA9RANT PAUPERS and TAPSCOTT'S HOSPITAL
Case Of Potter the Pckpocke-Bailng Of Andross and
Champion.
Jack Heudsrson-steanga shrsud-Countenstng- Waste
Powder, or Goodhue Cough
Observation-Disclosures Buglares-Rapss uctions-Thes
Fofgeries-New Counterfets &c. &c.
For sale No n Centre street-Price five Newsboys
and Agents supplied the usual fl3 2r.e
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insle avery slight improve msnt to-day in quota
uons ior cooks Harlem went up per cent Long
Island Canton 1 Norwich and Worcester II; Read
ing hai road u rennsylvaDa S. Ohio SIS, Farmsrs'
Loan and Morris Canal closed 6rm yesterdays prices
The transactions very limited. The market IL in
yer fsverish state, and any improvement realized
Ay is lost the next.
There appears to be some dculy in the direction Of
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. The annual
election should have taken place yesterday but the In
spestors being absent, it postponed majority Of
abe stockholders in favor of dividing the SCRIP which
the present officers Of the company are opposed to, and
unless they submit the majority their places WILL pro-
badly, be filed by those that will
The Columbia Fire Insurance Company, Of Philadsl
pha have declared dividend Of five per cent payable
on the 10th INST
II is in conaemplstion to connect the Harlem Railroad
with the Housatonc Danbury 1t is only about six
teen miles from the Harlem to the Housaonic road at
that point and connection would give the Harlem an
immense increase of business The loo alton Of the Har-
lem for making connections with the New England rail.
roads is very favorable and in few years there will be,
without doubt, two three nes running into it from
the East viz the New Haven, the Danbury, and the
Western Like all railroads in this country the Harlem
has had its dark days; but they brighter and it
cannot be long before all will be bright sunshine. It
considered by many capitalists good investment pre-
prices and the stock becoming distributed and is
not much held by the brokers heretofore 1t de-
cidedy the cheapest railroad stock in the books Of tho
board of brokers' and must before long become
In Wall street any of the Eastern railroad stocks.
The new Tariff bill. which Mr.. Walker the Secretary
of the Treasury has been long preparing has been
sent to the Committee Of Ways and Means. and it will
probably be presented to the House in few days The
bill may be slghtly altered in committee but its prnci
pal features will probably remain d they came from the
Secretary.
PROPOSED AND ParsENr TARIrv or THE UrIrED STATES
Proposed TTif Present IarD
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4. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOTS AND IMPROVED PROPERTY

u H. LUDLOW K CO.. will sell at Auction on MON
II. DAY February le, at o'clock, the Merchants En-
change the following valuable property. wiz
Eighth AveuueTwo lots westerly side Of 9Th Avenue,
between s9th and Goth streets.
Forty6rst Street-Four lots the norhey side OF st
street, between 9Th and 9th Avenues.
Fortysxth Strset-Two lots the souhery side Of Goth
street, between 9th and 10th Avenues.
Lexington Avenue and TwentyhiId sus~t-Ons lot on the
southeast corner Of Lexington and ed street
Twsntyhird Ses-Two lots 23d street in of the
above.
Twenty6rs sueetThree lots the southerly side be-
tween 4th Avenue and Broadway.
Third and Twentyeiehth Street.-The three and
half brick house and lot onhe sontheeasly Of
Sd and 2sth Also the building the
and lot No ~ Gouverneur street near Henry street.
sFor particulars apply the Auctoneers ~ Wall street.
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FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT.
NIBLO,S SALOON.

MR.. DEMPsTER. (who is about to return TO Europe }
WI has the honor that Farewell Musica En-
tertainment will be given Niblos Saloon MONDAY
Evening, February 18th.
PART l.
Will OF the following Songs from the works Of Robert
Burns with introductory repairs. yi.-.Ths Posis" oh
Mary MARY in Heaven" Paw ye Johnnie cominK;'
Thou hast left me ever, jamie and Duncan Gray
Will consist Of the owing songs Of Mr. Demstsrs compost
auother-new bailsd-"Pm alone all alone;" The Blind
Boy" and his favorts cantata "THE MAY QUEEN song in
three parts, poetry by Alfred Tennyson, ESQ.
PARTI-Eve of May
PART II-New Years Eve.
PART III-Return offspring.
This Song the gradual decay young and love-
~ girl from the bloom ofhealth a premature grave. ,
Tickets 50 be had the music store and at the
door.
Doors open at Ito commence at before o'clock.
fI3 itr
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The proposed tariff il throughout the I'D valorem
principle and therefore much simple in s details
than the present. which act s filed with specific and
minimum duties The above table shows what the pro-
posed duty the principal articles and the present
duty, similar articles, far can make CON-
parson Tho greatest defect in the tariff act Of ls42
next to its highly protective features the imperfect
in which the duty 10 levied and the great dim
Guilty experienced in regulating the specific duties An
ad raorem tariff must be more equal in its operation
provided proper rules exist in establishing the valuation
of property imported. Under the present act, the
duties levied upon the articles vary at the same
port of entry and the average rate of dsy upon some
articles is nomnslly small, while the actual duty
ranges very high Specific duties create, at all times
agreat deal Of dihculty, and the system presented
by the Secretary Of the Treasury posse ssed other
merit but simplicity, that alone should entitle to be
adopted. IL will be observed, reference to the
above table, that the variety Of rates of duty levied
under the present tariff upon smost the same articles
very greatin specific, and in others ad pa
iersm modification ofthe tariff, aiming at reduction
and the establishment Of the al valorem principle
throughout must make this act perfect posi-
ble and give IT a permanency never enjoyed by any
preyious bill of this character. There 10 not such
great and general revolution in the duties ~
anticipated; the average under the now BILL so
far as We able to judge by the proposed rates on the
items included in The above table will range somewhere
between twenty and twenty Ave per cent The average
under tho present tariff according to the mportations
for s4s was fraction 70 per cent gradual but
steady reduction has been realized in the average rate
Of duty year to year. under the present act having
in three years fallen from thirty to twenty nine per
cent and would be but fair TO suppose that this rsduc
ton would continue from year TO year, and that few
years would suce to bring down the average to point
full low that anticipated BY the proposed act Phs
however would not the purposes required, as
would not do away with the other defects In the bill
we are unable at present to give any further insight
into the new tariff act to tell what alterations are in
contemplation by the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means;
but we trust speedy report will be made to the House,
and as little alteration made possible in the original
bill Atarif bill having but principle involved and
having but one system Of lsvyng duties can be much
speedily disposed Of than SLED with endless
enumeration Of articles with endless variety Of duties
ad rsiorm specific. &C Itrequred legislation Of weeks
pass the bill Of 1872 in s present shape but hill
Of secretary Walker isso very simple dsts that
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will require very little pruning. very little cutting
down, and hope very little alteration In any shape
Those interested in the tariff Judge by the compare
tive statement gwen above what the most important
chansos contaminated are.
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Married.
On the 2ad Dec. last by the Rev. John Power v. g.,
JOSEPH Smith, formerly Of Kingston, Jamaica, to Miss
ANN McFADpEN. County Down, ireland.
GO West India papers please copy
Died.
On the 18th inst, Of erysipelas, BuRNEr COLLINS in
the 39th year of his age
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence, No 81
Green street. this afternoon at O'Clock.
On Friday the 18th ins At the house Of Peter Cooper
JOHN LINEy, nstive of KIrkwal Scotland
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
from No $50 Pearl street.
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CHRTSTIE'S
G. AL V Al MIC Rim GS


MAGNETIC FLUID.
Hs remarkable discovery comprises entirely safe and
a remedial agent The GALvArc RIres in connection
s ct assS rn apply
ing to the head face limbs Govt Tic Do!or.ux Tooth
the Heart Hpcpesy .tness d joint. Spinal cempnts,
palm The Cse., and SIDE general SsSisy Sese;ssey
nervous and physical energy and all nevous disordes 10
digestive they have BEEN found equally
full The Rings Of different prices being made Of all sizes
and q various and can be worn by the
Tas SN
Are notifications Of the venton and in
waist arn. snelss chest any part the body With
Obtained and complaint which the mystecus ssent
d''anm e cH iss nj :; EfTG'f FY relieved
is used in connection with the Rings and their modcatous
This composition has been by the French Che
mss to be Of the most valuable dscovsis: of modern
causing concentration Of influence the Of
III; VI
Of more local application edectual means for
n ~. ~ @
yenye for colds and all affections Of the chest generally
the GALvANIc SrRErerHrsmc PLAsrERs will be found Of
great and peimanent advantage.
w. ''s, &C. .iass S e
Published by the Doctor the Son. Times Mirror Tribune
These testimonials all Of which are from the most respect
character which during the short
time the discovery has been before hs AT ooRaP uSe
General Agent for the United States only Agent for the
1874 Fulton street, SIM B aildns..
H AT 'nun Ffstfa AL aaf Inv
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WI be Published
THIS MORNING, FEBRUARP 18th,
MORRIS'S NATIONAL PRESS

A JOURNAL FOR HOME.
THE First Number Of this new and beautiful FAMILY
1t viii be snperby printed fine paper and with
type expressly for the purpose The contents will be Of
side. the prodgct.ons Of the Editor this number will contain
Greenwood, Pautng Jadge Mclean, Fay, Coz Brougham,
John Neal several other popular writer's The
served for by carrier any part Of the city for
a year, in advance, to the undersigned.
Agents. and Others supplied application to
Wholesale Agents for Morrss National Press.
fi3 Broadway, of Ann
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, beticeen 9Th and It'll Streets,
PHILADELPHIA
B.dGLEY, MACKENZIE + CO., Proprietors
JAMES BAGLEY, late Of Jones's Hotel
HENRY 2. MACKENZIE, formerly of Washington House.
PETER l.. FERGUSON. fk 6m&r
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PAINTINGS Ar AUCTT,

PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell. ON SATURDA Y Evening at O'Clock,
"A. 1913 Broadway entire invoice Of Paintings their
original stateust received from Florence worthy the
ton Of Connosssurs Amateurs and Dealers; ready for
examination Also share the New York Society Lii
brary. fra sire
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MASONIC NOTICE.
THE MEMBERS OF ST JOHNS LODGE No i, are
Il requested to meet their Lodge Room Howard
House Sunday afternoon O'clock for the purpose Of
paying their ast tribute OF cir late smentcd
ber the w. A. H. Robertson. Grand Master Punctua
tendance . expected z. w. NEXSEN,
fla Nsrc Master.
NOTICE.
MO MORE GENTLEMEN can be admitted AZ Members
~ Of the Bowling Club at Nblos except vacancies
Ia m
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Saturday Evening, February Ia.
THE III B;I9iIf; 81 81 's THE Wv VIZ
c&sEl.. Palmer S.a Captain q !: y,
is5'
r' The % Y be;iS' n v HsFfsE'l
'' HE f21 SSfS win ii Si RiiFi
Jenny Twitcher. ........... NJ H Mds!vy
Bore. 80 and third ': rs. cts.
boo1. M oSsn SsHfi win rise
HOWE'S CIRCUS,
At PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday iss ssa Evening, Feb H.
Among tho scoT Mfes x appear the
Upwards Of feet in height.
Mr. Randall NADINE. MAGXRTE. = oo''''e'
Will q 81
.ns
come Ballad ~i e sung by the Clown Re.
M upon % stud Of horses will
MI riding s, s;s1S Ssvs ri for
and by he
ss ans h Dog By 'S
A.11 o9s Performance every Saturday commencing
sdns:oa-Er. pFe Crels 50 s.n''nrMaus.ss
att, performance to commence at hafpast O'clock.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No 81 B0,perV. Rockwell & Stone, Managers.
GORGEOUS sPLENDOR.
TRIUMPH r 81 T rsfs 8 sui III FIGHT.
wmss s.s:.a:;s fsI IL saa :;ss %;i;:;s ssriou.
and ssiS.S hsi:ssI: S sS,is II Ssi'a''
- %n:a s'a
A Of Gothic &: sss s Id S: s:esss:
ss? sas e s1%orAThs s" Fight &c q
The will with the Polish pageant ef .de.
:ed cAS " y SssdSs% ssS c' Gardener
Besides the usual Camilla Gardner. Harrington.
s%s me % % SONG. See bills
boxes Is cents; PIT, a cent. Open at s-commsnse at
ARCH STREET THEA RE.
PHILADELPHIA
AcTiSe MAr.c.a J; NJ scoTT.
STAGE MANAGER. ..MR n. T. srEvESs
BENEFIT and LAST .apPEaR.aNcE Of Mr. RICE
Saturday i.:S' n M i H.
..;M NJ, HERE'S HER! M.i a GO; NJ, M..,,v.,
EsMtKALDA.
Quasmodo. MIR Morris; Esmeralda, Mrs Lewis.
THE f Fo isiiGSs F Fi'f
Dick psSSls oS Mr. smith; Lefty, Mr.. Ms.say.
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH HnS Mann N % xND SsEF!Loa q
opened throughout the Winter Season With brilliant
Of hs Ts%
France and England. -
IT, s:s1R
pear s, sgSs and F''
y r. S:S ina s:. e s:
'''''"''m ."n. IN THE FEMALE CLASS:
W9ob
Tight A''f S H'sis MAJ
Principal Male Ea's'tFjltUPss J hkyl NORTH and v
school si sISS5f F5iEs lss'' Effect"
TIVE and -Four Ho"s E9ps, 4Ns and f0'0ni' :
r'"G fssss zs.s. & MODS
Es5s':, & s:s: NJ HisSAsEzASD
r''' A GSfs oE's @ Hks sss kEEF
:SsTS g Il RRfSss f a:. and
IF: uSc s4 % s%s p K: ns
and inda.tron.y prepared spee.cle BY Mr. C. J.
FREEh T * DYExss 1 81 sh saEShs LrE
Or T s E wi sfsSsSi BkJ asi'sr Navy
B % M a ss s.1 % 4.
Door open hslfps..s, Performance dominance att
TTNHE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL in aid Of the Fund.
l. Of the HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, vii
take place Nblo Saloon evening" the 18th
inst Tickets obtained of the committee -
Emanuel B. Hart, IS Wall street.
Joseph A. Jackson 1888 Grand street.
Lionel A. Myers, 50 Reade street,
John Levy, 255 Monroe street.
Lewis Mawson, 1863 Water street.
Angel II. Jacobs, 50 Stone street
HENRY GOLDSMITH, Secretary,
rs 2w.r 80 Walker street
LOOK AT THIS.
FREE CONCERTs EVERY EVENING.
At the RECESS 1877 Broads0ay.
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MUSIC.
MIR. GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
1vl Friends and the Public, that he prepared n-
sucton the PIANO FORTE at his residence, Chrys-
tie the residence Of his pupils Terms moderate
made known application. fl3 lm"rc
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vVHE REV. B. +. BARRETT will deliver his ninth Lee
ture on the sAcREp ScaPTuRE. next Sabbath.
row Evening, in the New York Society Library Building,
corner Of Broadway and Leonard street, at J o'clock.
Subjec-The Spiritual Of the Scripture. revealed
through swedenbos ulfment Divine Prophecy' Seats
free. Lecture to be postponed in ofa storm
fla ltsmc
u Ey E. H. CHAPLIN Of Boston, will Preach in the Or.
~ chard street lUniyersa ChuIch near Broope. To;
hours Strangers provided with seats. fla lt+m
GRAND LEDGE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
WHEREAS, Celestial Grand Master the great Archi-
tect of the Universe hath in his infinite wisdom,
pstsd the earthly Of beloved brother
tbs position Of departed brother well
his exalted character and worthy citizen
demands that proper tribute of be paid his
remsins-the Grand Lodge will assemble O'Clock SUN
DAY afternoon the 18th the Grand Lodge Room
the Howard House. funeral Of their Grand Mas
in fall regaa which time and place the members OF
the Lodges Of the Jurisdiction invited attend the
regalia Of Master Masons
By order of the Grand Lodge,
JAMES HERRING,
fla nsrc Grand Secretary.
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VALENTINES!
GOLD AND SILVER FLUIDS-These metallic fluids,
~ which formerly much used by the ancien,s for their
Of Ornamental Penmanshp such Valentines Visiting Cards.
Billet deux &C. Writing executed with these fluids has the
sale by the principal Booksellers and ssone and By the
manufacturers, KENT BLACK,
Ja2O 3w<rc ll6 John street.
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WANTED.

PARTNER either silent active, that furnish three
"A Of ~ feet burr and Of IS
horse with boilers, second hand good quality
$500 5000 cash-to into the Merchant Milling
business hourshng western with the advantages
cheap and the best markets and excees
for time and will be satisfactorily shown by
dressing " Fulton, " at the New York Herald Office.
fla 2tsrc
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VALENTINES!
ORIGINAL VALENTINES, written to order by the Lone
~ Bard, any syle-Prose Verse, Witty, Satca Low
ing, Comical lronical, Epigmatical.
Acrostics any name, in any style.
Those who enrust confidence may be ofhonoabe
secrecy The Bard pledges himself execute all orders
promptly and perfect satisfaction of applicants
charge will be made Orders will be fulfilled readily it
il is possible compose.
Apply personally by letter The Lone Bard stating
the subject and features desired lo2 Nassau
betw Ann and Fulton where will be found the largest
sortmen Of Valentines this country the most moderate
r. Twin
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FOR THE FACE s,, AND SKIN:

FUN nOE hlND ohiN
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for eradicat,ng Eruptions
"A on the Face and Skin, particularly Pmples Biotehes
letter Sunburn, Freckles and Cutaneous Ex-
cresnce The the Lotion for short time will clear
the shin and establish brilliant complexion sold in bottles
az 4, cents EACH No 1888 Bowey Spring aso,
by Mrs. Hayes. l3s Fulton street, Brookyn ~ Inn
DAYTONH SUGAR COATED BLENNORRHGA
Il LOZEN0Es-A pleasant. safe and ehectual remedy
for all diseases Of the and genital organs gonerrhs,
sernal &c Price sly warranted TO cure in
fsw dsss For sale a. Aiessp Fahastooks Co. 20 John
and ~ Ninth Avenue and BY Drusg'su generally
jail lm'r
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GENTLEMEN VISITING BOSTON
HENRY GOsLIN0 has the pleasure announce to hil
friends and the public general that he has erected
kessesunt in Boston No. Devonshire street IN The same
IS Nassau kept by his father Napoleon the lat of hs
eating hcuseA He has sp,-d expense to make
has estabshmeutthe plus ultra OF Boston
3iw'rc n GOsLING Nspoleon the Second
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WANTED.
CLERK in Dry Good Store, but those who
"A the best Of City reference need apply No 25
Grand street between aud 3oclock, r M. ~ lt'js
TO CARPENTERS.
VEANTED.-Two Pitch Pine Frame Houses, to be put up
w for the West Indies with Casing, Flooring Doors
Sashes Windows &c complete For particulars, apply
fi3 2tsrc T. TUCKER, is Water street.
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COMFORT FOR TIFF .aFFLICTED.
DIR. DE WITT G.. KELLINGER'S PAIN
ERADICATOR

THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, continues
astonsh all who who have been favored with
the slightest knowledge Of its wonder working effects
the human system. Pain and Inflammation cannot remain
where this inable remedy applied it from
what il may have originated.
Principal Depot 90 John street. FL lm|r
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HOTEL PARTNER WANTED.
THE ADVERTISER being desirous of enlargng his Es-
tablishment, wishes person Join with him who
furnish from hreel 70 5000 dollars The loea
sirsble for wishing in Hotel
Communication addressed Hotel, Post Office, New
York. with ea! will with prompt attention and
be strictly confidential. fl4 lt.r
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PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &c,
No. 21b William street
WILL be happy TO play Concerts aud Colon Parties
" Get up Musical and give Instructions
the Piano Forte Mr. o. has beautifully Piano Fors
that he will sell cheap for cash Can be No s5 Broad
wa Imsrr