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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
NineraIOr soda water.
S.r;ur and summer Goods,

,sr falkland in store for sa e very cheap;-french
and English broadco,hs: Military sky olSs elo,G,
e e.n. Pilot and bs "S n0s
nets: Muckinaw blankets: Merlno ana s.A brown
and shirts h.Iss rs do do bales "a do do; cases
s n4as 500 pieces a,. prints and general
puu o shoes boats hats sugar. cohee' sat- a''
and a erea. variety Of other articles PICKETT.
Van Buren,, May 49, 40. u. " ----
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08

tuitons Boai.--We oarn from tho New York
Tribune that there is now in the pier at the Canal
Basin, Jersey City, the original boat constructed
by Rob ert Fulton, with some portions Of the ma.
chnery attached. The hull is fat.boltomed and
exceedingly blunt poth at The bow and the stern.
The length of the keel is about forty feet--,ho
breadth Of beam perhaps twelve. There is no
appea rance Of guards on one sido, but from tho
other project nummerous beams of unequa! length,
which are massive and black with age. The CYL
inder, steam-chest and somo other parts Of the
engine are vet in .otorable state Of preservation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
ST.. furniture, Walls. &c.

= "a GALLON. Quart, Pint e"o '"' "
l.S ,ure bottles; ,p;n, soecie Jars;
Gallon G Din, Sal. Mouth Jars;
Quart an% 4Oz.,3Oz., 2 o., w. ana
IOz. Walls; . nj Ro,,les:
Quart an" WI 'n n OIL Gross IN boA
Assorted V'a's' 10 Received per Ar
Glass Tunnels: l,
kansas STE SsTE,VENsoN 4 BELL D'ugs'"''
Vim Buren,, March %, ls4o. So
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08

burial Of Voinn,ser.-C. J. McNuLrY, of
Ohio, Of whom most Of our readers have heard
whilecerk off the house of representatives Of con.
gress, was buried atthis place last Monday, BY the
volunteer company from Mt. Vernon, Ohio, of
which he was private. He died on the steamboat
jamestown, last Sunday morning, some distance
above Memphis, after few hours illness. It was
a melancholy sight to see his comrades following
him 10 his las, resting pIace.-Arkansas Journal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
THE PENlTENTiARY BURNT.

About O'Clock last evening, reports reached
town that the Penitentary was on fire, which
was soon confirmed by several persons from
lhe spot who came down for arms to guard the
prisoners. We rode out about sun.d0wn. and
ioune The roof. from one end to tho other, in one
connected volume of flames. All efforts to save
The building had ceased. The prisoners had all
been got out safe, and were under guard. and we
understand, will be committed to the county Jail.
till some other place can be provided for their Sc.
curity.
1t has been satisfactorily ascertained, that i. was
fred by some of the prisoners, with the intention
of making their escape. But in this, they were
disappointed. One fellow by the name Norman.
attempted 10 rush out knife in hand, but he was
she. down and instantly killed, by one of the pris.
oners. who had been employed as a guard for
some time past. Several of the ring. leaders are
known-two oft them by the name Of Davidson.
We could not ascertain the names of the others
AS our paper is ready for press. we Gaase ,da.
efi next week.-Ark. Dem.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
Sackis,g BOttoms' =,

lied. per steamer Arkansas Ma'''
lust fece sn.. Prints, assorted patterns;
u ' oS S o,Ies' - and IS Brown Domestic
o. cases of fashionable ha"' Boys and
children's Caps III dozen we G. c. PICKETT
'e Wf,reh ss,h, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08
TuRITSrONS PILLS.

vEN!!E undersigned are Agents Tor the sa'e OF
Il the above piIIs-orders will be promptly al
,onded to, W. II. g. NJ. MAIERS, Drust"S'
For, Smith, August ,, ls45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08

Cotton Yarn.
OAAA LIS. cotton yarn, in lbs. bales;
OVVO 5000 doz. " -
100 lbs candle wicking;
lust reed and for sale by
WALLACE l. WARD.
July 4th, lS46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08

Fine shirts.
lust received, from New iork, large lot Shirts
- of the latest fashion; and for sale low by
I,Iv I0,h 1916. WALLACE II WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-08-08

FEARFUL OCCURRENCE AT REDRUrH, Cornwall,
A dreadful accident ACQUIRED at Redruth on Mon.
day last under very strange and peculiar circum.
stances. HyiIon's travelling menagere. had ar
rived in the town that morning. and The evenings
exhibition drew great concourse of spectators,
it is supposed numbering several thousand, of all
ages and ranks Of life; there wore also great num-
bers outside. About ten o'clock. while the crowd
was greatest, some lads follishly began teasing
blind hyena, very savage brute; tho animal,
much irritated BY their treatment commenced
a fight with another hyena confined in the same
cage. This roused the lion, which soon dashed
himself into terrible mood, and ro1red most aw.
fully. l1I"
The spectators naturally became much ter.
rlhed, when all at once cry was raised that
the lion had broken loose. The panic became aw.
ful and the confusion terrible. The mos piercing
screrms were herd, and simultaneous rush wns
made 10 the entrance. The pressure was tire.
mendous; the old and feeble were thrown down and
trampIed on; and at length tho side Of the men.
nagerie was burst open, and the spectators rushed
in the widest terror into the street. The panic
at once communicated to the crowd outside, nnd
the cry raised on all sidos' 1.-The lion has broke
loose y The people ran inadly away, and rush.
ed INTO private houses, up stairs, and into all i'm.
ngnable places, expecting the wild beasts were a.
their heels. .' iEH
The shrieks and cries Of murder we're mos,
piercing, and atone time it is supposed that nearly
200 we're lying on the ground. Many persons
were tramPed on, and picked up in nearly life.
less state. The surgeons Of the town were al once
called into reqnsition, and afforded most valuable
assistance. great many persons were very
severely bruised, and were taken up almost in.
sensible, their eyes sufrused with blood, and sew.
eral cases of fractured ribs and cola rbones re
also reported. Happily no lives hayo been lost,
although It can scarcely be said that oil the sif-
ferers are out Of danger.-LonGon pa~r. N
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INTERESTING RECORD OF CRIME.

THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE of this week
Will be one OF the most numbers issued
The chapter OF The Lives Of the Fel,ns the
arrest Of Lyman Parks the United States Bank Note ForQer
the Escape Of Smith Davis and subsequent events, will be
found Of most thrilling interest
The Engraving for the will be likeness Of
JACK ROACH alias WRIGHT, the wsllknown Pick
SEDUCTION and ATTEMPTED MURDER-Or
full and complete pacuas Of the and nearly
Monsieur Barbiere and his wife. OF Broadway.
AHdiIs ~ boston-Madame Vincent and DR.. Dow, &c.
Horrible Execution Of Thomas tor the Murder Of Edwards
The Recent Law Of the State making Abortion State P
Communication Of Capital Punishmenthe Objects Of Bail
Executive Pardons-Grant, the Police OF
dcer.1W% Power, the Irish Bank Def ulse,1Policy OF
ond Superintendent of Payements.
Abduction OF Young Woman-Pawnbrokers-Alm House
Frud-Case Of George PouerTns in tbs Court Of Sessions
Police Proceedings for the Observation-Disclosures
Villany Of Pawnhrokers SC.
Price Sc per snnum-6ve cents single number.
AGENTS-Burgess stringer Co., Broadway and Ann
Taylor Co, Aston House; Graham, Tribune Buildings;
George Dexter 80 Ann street. stani H. Green, 6s Full
ton street, Brooklyn.
PhiladelphiaZeiber Co., Ledger Building; Colon and
trance, Arcade.
Boston -Reddug & CO., and HotchkiH & Co.
Providence-G < II. Rowe
Aihsny-George Jones. Troy-Levi Willard ga Smith,
m teYc
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.asA Card-The DubscribeEs do hereby state
la1ph.a and examined the uon his bach breast
aud neck ardfom Of daty the afflicted declare that
the remarkable have
any human being and llow cissens should visit him. to
satisfy thsms thar wthoua precednt Tar
our knowledge sxeads. M Carr be No Court
landt
New York. March, II, 1886.
Wlism Runk. No 226 Fulton street
Geo W. Gardner, NJ. D Jersey City
Charles WyckoH National Hotel. No. Courtland
John Hooper, No n Hudson street.
ID. Manners, No. gao Fuiton cor. Greenwich street.
Wilson Mettlef, No. 50 Dey street.
Theop. r Hart No. A Cedar street.
j. r. Blackwell, No % William street.
M Brown. 81 Pearl street.
W Murine d. Merchants Hotel No. Al Courtlandt street
A. d. HOPE, Express: Office. Courtlandt street.
q. NJ GrRgs, Merchants Hotel
Capt. Charles Hnkle, Steamboat Phi adelphia.
w Burgess, 212 Broadway
The pnblic respectfully referred the statement Of Mr.
John Carr. in another part Of this paper.
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WASHINGTON, March IL, 1876.

Caucus of 81 40 democrats Of both Houses. called
at the Capitol this evening, on reflection, said to
be postponed for the present.
Dinner by Judge Woodbury. at Browns Hotel
Senators OF both parties and the British Minister
present Doubtless according to the 7isres) anoth-
er conspiracy for the barter OF the American AN
gels and Ministers OF Greece defend u.s."
Clever speech from Mr.. Johnson, OF Md, to-day,
for the notice. and for 20. The amendment TO give
the discretion on the notice on the LIST OF June, sup
posed to be rusx de gseJTe. 49,.
Gen. Cass said to be walking from tho cold lafi-
tude Oft 40 to the warmer climate OF a.
els this time to think Of work
When Cass Is at the door7'
The Spartan band, however, will proclaim the
doctrine OF repeal even il treaty be effected SCUM
- 81 20.
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In Senates
WAsHrrorox, March IL, 1895.
Morning delciousy clear and sparklingly beautfuI.
Good auditory in tho galleries Senate slow IN collect
Prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Tustn. Journal cfysstsrday
Much conversation in the Senate below and among The
people above The rap Of the Vice Presidents hammer
brings the Senate TO order. - =.
from Detroit to Milwaukee By Mr.. Bagby, from mer-
chants of Mobile for refundng duties on certain goods
By Mr. Chalmers for grant OF school lands 70 Missis-
sppi By Mr.. Dickinson, from 0enesce county New
York for abrogtion Of certain Indian treaties Mr. Ben
ton presented . private petition or two '; =.
John f. Holland, avorably. Mr. Sewer reported back
bill In relation to the improvement Of Red river. ME-
Johnson, Of Louisiana, reported back several private
bills.
Mr.. sNmosa moved resolution Of enquiry upon the
the Post once committee, relative to mail route
by railroad between Rhode Island and Boston Adopted
Mr. Dicxrsor moved 70 take the resolution fer the
relief Of Peter German. Peter German was We cen,
tractor who erected the beautiful road from the capitol
to the Congressional csmstsry during ne past
The resolution read . third time and passed
Mr.. wEBsIra presented petition. Mr. Davis msdss
report Of a House bill
Ma woopsRIpoE's BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. srGIoHr, the Senate again took up
the bill proposing TO grant certain alternate eecoons OF
land TO the Stste Of Michigan for the compleon q sun
dry rOsds and csns So n I'M 20
Mr. MUS proposed to bring the bill 70 The test Of
principle II in every sense the same thing thst ",
the granting Of these proposed alternate sections a.
state Of Michigan The subject natter was NOT whin
the purvew Of federal legisation asr the granting Of
the landsu should have redress no con
troll Of the application Of these lands. wss moreover,
These works were not 4 Ill nstionsthsy were n:rs.
y intended To inesrsec the peninsulaof Michigan
than every other feature Of this business Wa NE
confession thsttAs object Of The ifea
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ing i've shares who made himself 30 conspcuous st the
recent meeting and must satisfy him that he has made
very safe investment and that there il chance Of
ultimately receiving adividend.
Any work OF internal Improvement ,divefsing from
this city must, properly managed and conducted ulti-
matsiy become productive and profitable, whether ii Is
railroad or canal This is emphatically the CONNER
cial emporium of the Union and the immense number
Of passengers and amount of freight coming and going,
from one end of the var to the other must give them
all very large business
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRQUE,
CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the managemeut of

Messr.. WEIGH, NAND DELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the prosperous
s1Peenced IN order TO fulfil their engagements
gagged in their large ssbshmsnt msy Be- found the following
MRS LOUISA HOWARD, principal Equestrian, and
premiere artistic dcneatons ofmeodama
MRS r bs Woo
Aoes and in les iamandes FRANCHISE and al move
meats OF equitation.
Eight Female Equsstians who appear in grand cavacades
Rope Dancer and Equestrian performer, Miss LOUISA
rri,siesl Nal. Eqgss,.i:r, Msssu LEVI NORTH T.v
First Equestrian rsntomimiss, nc. ROGERS;
The RIVERS FAMILY-remsrkabe for their high talent
in the gymnastic and Aerobatic arts
;pd T.; is .,d, i've
rersonfer Of Local Character,, nh. Z; WOODS. .>~s
First Xaultcr Of the Troupe, MIR. MCFARLAND.
E E99uiibri,, s1 q PCssussf MR. g RYNsAR.
f SSrHSi s. MEs Nh Mi NfGH 81 WELLS
wEAVER e'''''' '"A'''''0' AA.A'' AAA 49,
Stage Manager Mr. FREER.
CONSTANT SUGGESTION Of first rate equestrian psriormer
magnificent Pantomimes and Specaces Of high equestrian CO
lcbrity.
LL.saasT Of the orch ,SSs NJ M, MEYER.
sumptuous Wardrobe OF all the nations the world,
completsd the first style Of excellence The suits Of
flags, banners OF &C., BY Messrs H.
LETZINGER, 9. HlLSEY Go.
full and talented company Of high dramatic excellence
superb stud Of high bred Horses trained Tor the
and for warke and effects the sagc-at
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough riders
The Doors Of the Circus and Theatre always opened
hspsst aud the Performances invariably commence AZ
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC

Will the public read the following then Judge for them
been afflicted with the scroula for number Of years
:oaSs II:
Of my back was running SORE II then extended over
ssp
running ulcer extending from behind under
%na nS 81 as ps s n, eSS her Of f.. I
iodine.
a best %sS S: dis
feeble TO eIprsn my miserable situation In warm weather
eonsa%ption HAD Violent cough
'f ss aS
the effect me- and who ssw ms
said that i was impossible for man so much diseased
a. ny o.s Es ss Gs ny
sYKUf for that using for SOM. ms
found the only ever used that had the least
..I: stopped asSi :wssi. ADD ~ whole
heal coninaed using the syrup aer was cured Of The
my back bre snd arms covered with scars which
fully ss ~ Vi. obi:
s x .1a .aa IF. Sa
Is,Isncs Of IL. .e, viii With pleasure show them
ny Is,seass is B..n.s. alley south rom Via.
,sn'D' scars ever viewed upon any ''T JOHN CARR
before the subscriber Mayor OF said city, personally
came John Carr who being duly according law
doth deposc and that the foregoing which
he hiss subscribed his correct and true all part
cular. lSigued1 JOHN CAHR.
Sworn and subscribed before the day and above
writfsu. JOHN SWIFT, Mayor
The genuine Pumonie Syrup prepared exclusively by
proprietor and for sale at his principal Office No Court
and street. where advice have their lungs
lee s's Rsns &c street, Boston,
General Agents for the New England States.
Please bear in mind that Beekmsn sell orr
gna Genuine Pulmonc Syrup and avoid deception apply
for the old established medicine, at No. Courlandt
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U. ,. District Court
Before JudRe Rats.

LirfnssfeH ~. the Steamboat Express $e-Yesterday
Mr. Sedgwick. on the part Of Livingston made an appi
tion 10 stay proceedings in this cause for the
psriecting appeal against the decree Of the Court
being against the libellan The claimants within the
usual tme issued their execution the decree against
|hs libeant and placed il in the hands Of the States
Marshal for collection The rule of court directs the
to pay to the clerk Of the court all monies
question raised to the precise import Of the term
forthwith That TO- whether II that the marshal
% pay over the money immediately to the clerk or
might keep It until he return Of the execution was
bpent. Upon this branch Of the application his Honor
nimafed that there was neither doubt question to
pc entertained The term forthwith imported instantly
arshsl bound, the moment he received the money
10 hand it to the clerk Of the court and il was
EQUALLY imperative the clerk Of the court to deposit
pay to the plaintiff in the execution the in
liant he received H. The other part Of the application
smeiy. to perfect the appeal, was held under advise
bent The proceedings in this fully report
in the Herald Of the 18th February and refer
red to by counsel, on the debate Of the motion.
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a CARD.
H. f. WILLARD W. w. SHIRLEY Auctioneers,
WILL gys their personal attention to the saleso House
Stocks Of ockery. Dry Goods Grocery and
sales OF Real Estate at the Merchants. Exchange. Also so
SALES ROOM, ISL BROADWAY, until May LIST. when
they will move to the spacious No ~ WALL
Adams Express Office mrII Imsr
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MONEY MARKET.

The stock market 10 in very depressed state; quota
tions are very eversh and very unsettled Some ofthe
fancles are up and are down. Harlem went up /;
Reading, Norwich and Worcester, East Boston
D.; Vicksburg fell of Pennsylvania SIS, Canton
Farmers' and Illinois IS, closed firm at yesterdays
prices.
By the arrival of the packet ship Liverpool Captain
Eldrdge, from Liverpool We have advices three days
later from that port. The commercial accounts are
about the same as those received by the previous
arrival.
The value Of imported into this port for
the first two months Of the past four years,
nexed:
COMMERCE THE PoRr OF New YoRx.
Jan. and FEB. Sometime Somet Same tim
Free Goods. .sasia7a Sssiiai 81 aas sa5 Sa5i as,
Dutiable Goods. 4o23,32o l20,As 98il6s2 9,O2o 1856
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MaBcH l2.-Case Of George Pesisy "a. P;ekroeL.l-
Fudge Edmonds when he adjourned the Court IN Wsd.
esdsy gave that the prisoner and ali parties
foncernso should DC puncsusy in attendance at II o.
bis seat, that. Potter nor the ufcer who had him in
charge were in Court His honor then remsrk al
That he thought the prisoner and the oicer In who's
khargs hs might be In Court when opened Al ~
events IL their duty to be there but a they
bot he would adjourn the Court until tomorrow morn
.nx The Court wss then adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES.
H.nIIcITNM Anerionee,

IT. NDUcLUZEAU, Auetiouter
EROTHAM SONS Pattern Cards of Table and Pocket
~ Culeiy Hardware, nc futile DucuIeau wifi sell
Ths Day O'clock az the sales No % Pearl
and Forks Carvers Pen and Pocket Knives Razo Scissors
Shears, Ike.
Also. with which the sale will comence few Birmingham
Patterncards OF Brass Goods.
and Tea spoons &C. the whole (which will found worthy
IN. attention OF The retailers and country trade NILS nsrc
WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CHINA, Glass. and Earthen.
- wzre-By H. l.. Wlllard-On Thursday, March i9lh
oocock at the Store No Pine street. Broadway, in
blue and fancy printed painted edged dpt sc Ware Chr
ma and iass Also packages Of glass tunbers dec
wines &C The sale positive, and the goods will be well
N BGoods will be received for this sale till Tuesday
lvered mis- it.r
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF ANTIQUITIES
CONSISTING Of Original Japan Lacquered Porcelain
Jars and Vases flower bottles fruit plates dishes
and OF various kinds: original ancient Dresden Poc
century richly carved and painted and magnificent
Of porcelain dSevres OF the time Of Louis XIV which
vase has been bought at the sale Of Joseph
dentown. Also red japan porcelain table. wash stand
such has been imported this country These
choice and articles offered raethey
all antique Of them less than hundred and
old as two hundred years costly and collect
ed throughout the old Of Holland and other places
with great diligence and by the collectors of
those articles highly valued the of Europe
and among the English aud French nobility To be sold the
Elm Aaron Levy Auctoneer Thursday March
49, 1896 Sale to commence positively at o'clock p NJ rain
or shine
p 8. The public general invited particularly the
s1amnation. with catalogues daily from 10 A. till
r. NJ. mig iwsrc
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New Stock ExchanQe.


Died.
On Thursday, l2th instant, JosrrHrsE LEWIS daugh-
ter Of Margaret and Valentine Lewis
The friends and acquainances Of the family, are re-
tpecully invited TO attend her funeral Saturday l4h
instant at O'Clock from the house of her grandfather
r. w. Teller, No. so Second street.
On the 18th instant, MARY MURRAY, wife of Patrick
Murray.
Her husband respectfully invites her friends attend
her funeral which will take place Friday inst
from her late residence 40 Gregory street. Jersey City
On Wednesday, 18th instant, GEORGE FASH, aged 46
years.
His relatives and friends, and those Of his brother f.
j. Marriott respectfully invedo attend his funeral
from his mothers residence, No. IL Lspenard street.
this (Friday) afternoon, at 4 O'Clock
At Philadelphia on the 22d February last Mrs MAR
oARET OoDEY, eyed 70, formerly Of this city.
In the city Of Washington on the LIST instant Towr.
SEND DICKINSON, of New Orleans aged as
o. Washington and Philadelphia papers please copy
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MAscn Sherman VS. Downing this cause, the
Jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff against George
Downing, for cents damages.
T. Harnswan 81 e. W. wv. Jones 1t al-Tbis case was
ssumsd this morning. and the defence opened Coun-
tho store actually belonged to j. c. H. s<sye ana that
present prove that they were the proper
Of his daughter was made with view to defrsud his
k7oO damages.
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SHERWOOD'S
Migratory Magnetic Machine

VNHE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
for the rotary In this machine by the subscriber endow
Ms super Ty over every other orm IN
more continuously with less violence the Of
that i incompaab les, abl. 70 become impaired BY
battery wires and other appances hogany cases
ofsevera sizes and powers at $40 1.-TWO sizes $ $ and
Canadas. West Indies, and South America.
- Each case is accompanied with Manue-sth edition PIP;
Medicine witha fell Glosarygving clear and ample
directions for the of the instrument the
TO which applicable and which found by the
fol practice Of hundreds Of Operators include pre-
homo oathic medIcne-prces So with fall directions for
their will be forwared with the medicines or Otherwise
according to order. II. H. SHERWOOD, M. ID.
mis- STR 100 Chambers street NJ Y,
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NOTICE.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave TO inform his
6Afriends and the public that his
HAT ESTABLISHMENT
Is removed from Of Wall and Nassau Streets
No. 1T Broadway
Directly opposite Heward Hotel
The liberal which has for many years
been extended him his old stand duly csted aud
his such enable him offer every
due ment for continuation Of the
HI, celebrated fine Beaver Castor. and Mole Skin HAS,
which well known to need commendation will be
found still further improved and bsautfed
Also, splendid assortment Of Genemen's, Youths and
Chdren Caps comprising many aud desirable patterns
f. H. ANiIDON
B.-Gentlemens Hats or the Spring Fashion arc now
ready. ml3 F5TuThS5 is rrc
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, with few or
E shy numoer Of acres that may be desirable Barns
kc. attached, the North shore Of Staten Islsnd
stespbost Landing mile from Port Richmond and mile
and 4 half from New Brighton.
The property has font the Of about 400 feet
For further particulars enquire Of William and John Br
en- No 80 Wall street. onthe premises Of Mrs Jane Burger
mi3 2wr