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11AO REWARD New-York. Albany and Buff
HitJtJ fslo Teiegraph Company will paw q reward ef

G1 IN REWARD. The New FORK Albany and Buff
tplUU fslo Telegraph Company will pay reward 81
sO0 10 any person who shall give such information AZ shall
lead the conviction Of any individual under the follow
ing law for winy iniurng the Telegraph line or pro-
perry. II. ,. fAAlON, PRESIDENT
Uiica, Oct 5, 1916.
AN ACT facilitate the construction OF Morses Electro
Magnetic Tesgrsph--Passed May Is, ls45:
The People Of the State OF YORK, represented 10 Sc
nAIe and Assembly, do enact ~ follows;
Sac. /. The Propre0rs OF ne patent right OF MOrses
Telegraph may be and hereby auihor
tied 10 lines Of tad Telegraph from point 10
point and across any Of the within the limits Of this
State by the erection OF pests piers butmerts for
tanning the wires OF the same Provided that the
shall not In any instance be constructed TO endanger
or i1ously Interrupt the navigation Of such waters and
provides also that the private rights Of individuals shall
be 10 10 wise Impaired by the provisions Of this
shall Nils ac aunose the construction Of any bridge
other similar efeeuon aerass any OF the Of in
this STATE. Any person or pessens who shal knowingly
wifuy inure, modest dssioy any OF the said lines
the materials property pertaining hereto shall on
conviction thereof be deemed guilty OF raisdernesnor
and shall be punished by tine imprisonment both al
he discretion Of the court which shs have and take cog
niZance thereof
Sac The Legislature may any time alter modify or
repeal his act and the ssa mfne cstsly
Keepers OF Junk shops and sl other
are requested TO give notice NJ the Telegraph office ia
Posts Buildings, corner OF HanoYerst and Exchange
place or 70 the Undersigned q psrson Offering copper
wire FOR sale. c. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
sew-York, March S, 1877, ims fwi iowsnst
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Grbools.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
A GENTLEMAN is deslrous Of getting a few boys 10
n attend boarding school short distance in the coun
trv where The comforts Of home may be realized ana no
pains spared to render them comfortable and happy at the
low price of 500 per annum. for boarding, washing and
tuition Pupils are moi required to furnish anything only
for their own immediate Reference given and required
Address K l.. s. Tribune Office, which VIII meet WIN al
tenion nllg oL-
NTFssRs. HTRBS g. CLARKE have removed
lVl their school the corner OF FOlih and MCDouga
SITS on Washing The school rooms furniture and
Instuc,ion provided have beea designed for high order
of education all the departments ofuyenie and youthful
iearuine The Ia and pleasant and
OF access from al parts OF city. The school ia
open for the visitation of It's friends and those who desire
n Mace for The education OF their sons m29 tMyi'
TSAMIIIY BOARDING SCHOOL. Tor Boys, Dan
L. bury COnn-Circulars may be had Of Messrs Firth
Hail. Franklin. square FIRTH Hall Pond, 299 Broad
way Bell Gould, Tribune Buildings flnkney
Crane "a William.s and Of Rev. j. w Irwin Principal
mis- 2aw6wWkSc
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Goal.

sCHUYLKILL COAL VIA. THE CANAL.
A LFRED LAYTON, Of 81. Clair, Schuykill county, Is
N prepared TO deliver coal Of his mining, direct
via the Schuylki and Delaware and Rarlan canals. All
addressed 10 him ST. Clair, Schuylk County,
10 The subscribers (s Agents. Philadelphia, will meet
with prompt attention. -
mE 90 BACON MCFARLAND.
ESOR sALR-lO or 1900 Tons OF White Ash Coal
The subscriber Is prepared deliver by the
nal either in Philadelphia, NewYork, on board the
Oas al Port Carbon from 10 70 1900 tons OF White Ash
Coal during the season. from his colery 81 Clair Mill
Creekhs quality Of which Ia guaranteed TO be the very
best and handled 10 the careful manner Application
made by letter directed 10 Pottsville, will have mmedi
ate attention. MI 3m DAVID CHlLLAS.
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Drp GOODS.
rMsRoIpERIEs LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS, RIBBONS, &C
BIT BROADWAY,

rMBRoIDERIEs, LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS RIBBONS, &C.
BIT BROADWAY,
xKT SCOTT & CO. have recently opened the above
w with large and splendid stock TO which they
respectfully invite the attention Of ladies'. Amid new
aud variety will be found TAMaouR DRESSES, very
fne quantity from S. ELEoiE.woRk TUCKED DRESSES
u and rows from $40; slo Of coored figured sheer
ham resse, So INFANTS embroidered robes from q 90
to $50; about IS dozen SERDLEwoRK COLLARS from os 20
IS each large quantity eteisetes various styles 20
dozen embroidered cuffs from 49, to S. per pair sheer tape
bordered LAWN from IS 10 Sl2 per doL
hemmed stitch rivere end embroidered do. new and
elegant assortment Of imitation lace opeS from - ~ 10
81 80 each large quantity black and white lace ps'i
from ss upward Remarkably cheap an excellent yaTl-
ETY. Of the SPRING RIBBONS are offered al very
small advance the Of importaton 20 or 80 dozen
dress caps comprising amOsteyery variety OF style ni
assortment OF Nalencennes, Mechln, Regency, Point
dAlencon black BRUSSELS and imitation lHoes; muslin
trimmings &c. &c. N.B-As every article Is marked al
- ms Inns
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TRINITY CHURCH
MARK II. NEWMAN s
THE ANNALIST

THE ANNALIST ,,.-
RECORD OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE In the City
N OF New-York Edited by William G. Roberts, d. u
No. II OF this invaluable journal Ia now publshed'
CONTENTS
l. ClniQue of the College Of Physicians and surgeons
III Reports OF New.YOrk Med. and Surg. Society.
III. Reports Of New York Paihological society: .,,
w Theatrical Performances At the N Y Sise LuntHc
Asylum. BY d. Tilden Brown, NJ d.
v. Clnique Of the University OF New-fork
vi. N. Y. Academy of Medicine ~,
VII EDIToR's TABLE.-Academy OF Medicine, NO l.
Remarkable Decentralization Of the human body in9
adpocere The inhsaton Of Sulphuric Ether IN Engsnd
and elsewhere photographed Notices.
milo DANIEL ADEE, lO7 Fulton-st New-forA
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1nsurance.

Ty,UE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire Insurance Com
4 oany (aie The MuluaD Of Eew-York-Capiial s3O,Ol
Once no CA WssL-The Legislature Ofthis state al its
lae session passed act changing the corporate name OF
York 10 the Knckerbocker Fire Insurance Company Of
New.York. All future business Of that Corporation VIII
therefore be transacted under itsnew name
Ii NAV be well to add by way OF explanation, that me oo
Numalp Notwithstanding It's tiile was In fact STOCK
Company, having capital all paid In and securely Invested
and thai The change OF name was obtained 10 preVeni h
apprehension on that point
This Company continues to insure against loss or damage
nv re on "A favorable terms similar Institutions 10 Ibis
city. DlRECTOks
George ireland, John Gray, l. G. Hsmersley,
John Ooihout Bolts Moore, Chss P. Levericb,
Geo Arcularius, RobI c. WetTnore Benz De Forest,
Robert Benson Edward Cook, VIM Tucker,
John Campbell Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George Conklin, Adam Nouie, Alex'r Lawrence,
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, VIM; r. Dean Dean
GEORGE IRELAND, President
Alb MCDONALD, Secretary. =.
New-York. May ls. 1916. el9 eod1
NEBRUARY REPORT OF the Mutual Life lnsu
IL rance Co. Of New-York, Sc Walls This Institution
during the month OF February Issued eighly'four new
policies, viz: -
70 Mere han.s and Traders25lTo Clergymen...."
Manu- facturers......... Lawyers ...s'. D
Mech anics. Phy6cian..... ....s.'
Clerks....s.....sss..slVi Oonlcoltn's'''' '''''''
Dentists...... brOkers..s.ss .
Agent ................. | Army OfceTs...,,,.
Farmers,.,,..,...... Bank Teller. .......... /
Gardeuer,,..,.,,,,,... II Pres. OF an ms. Co...
Miller. III muslcan.... 'ss.s,s'.s
Teachers.... ...... u LSoiess's''.'''''''''.. .
Lives Insured.
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HASNAY, Secretary.
MINURN Posr, NJ. ID. Physician, 5Of Broadway. mi I'm
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MARINE JOU r N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Br ship Charlotte, Campbell SO ds I'm Dublin, ballast
ship Charleston, Brown de FIN Charleston. cotton.
sc, 70 Geo Buckley.
BARK Maid of 6reans, Wiswen, ~ ds FIN Rio do ia.
"a 80 long 90 30 spoke bark Rhodes Of Providence l.
I'm Baltimore for ireland, 81 hours out-
Brig Matsmoros, Watson, Is dc I'm NOrleans, pork,
&C. to Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig Trojan Mitchell Is de I'm Cardenas. Cuba mo-
lssscs, to 4 q Thurston e. Co.
Brig WA]pole, Brown, de fun Savannah 10000 feet
lumber, to Dolmcr & Potter.
Brig Washington, Prebe, l6 ds I'm NOrlesns prov
sons &c, to master. Last Friday night was within
miles Of the Hook and was driven so miles T. by the
NV gale; lost part Of deck load, split sails stove bull
wMks, &c.
molssses to Chastelsn 4 Ponvert. Left banks Ameri
ca of Portanc ldg for Boston; Meriel Beyant do do
scbrs 9assebeas Foster, do Jenkins, wig trgt Fa
ldg for Boston 10th inst Salt hey Bank spoke
scR Evelne Of and for Portland for Matanzss The n
wss driven off the coast about 100 miles EsE Of the
Hook.
schr Eugene. of Boston Adams "a de I'm Santa Cruz,
Caos- mahogany, &c. TO Brett 4 Vosc The + has ex
penenced very severe weather on the coast split sails
schr RoxburJ. Of Boston. Tears 20 de- FIN Porto Ca
belle, conee &c 70 Maitland & Phelps. Sailed In com
luuabis, Tor Baltimore In few dsys' schr Roanoke
Webb, for Boston days.
schr Charles: Stevens, ds FIN Fredericksburg. corn
10 Souter Brother.
schr Victor. Gould, . de I'm Boston, rndse, to S w
Lewis.
schr Ann orea, Taylor, 3 de fn Chincoseseue. corn
schr Fourth Of July, de fin Virginia corn
schr New Regulus Davis, de I'm Baltimore mdse &C
Johnson & Lowden.
schr yermilon, Seaman. ds I'm Baltimore. mdse, d
MAILER 4 Lord.
schr Louisa W Brdsall, Fsulkinburs, 3 DIS FIN George
town. -four, &C. 10 master.
Schr Northern Belle, Fitzgerald. 2 DIS I'm Nantucke
oil and candies, TO Cartwright Harrison 4 Co
Sehr II Lanfair Lsnfsir dc fm Washington,
naval stores, TO master.
schr Leochsnorn, Chase, ds FIN Virginia, corn. to
Fancy.
sAILED-ships Roscius, for Liverpool; Momphi,
NOrlo~ns
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NTME ONLY y EXIsTINg WSSDE;E 1 Ss's

DAnLROAD IRON.-The subscribers are prsp,sss:.
II TO 10 orders f0r American Railroad Iron Of ~
isru and deliver 70 the extent OF 1900 per monsl
LEI Of April next MURDOCH, LEAvlIf ~.
81 sodN TPius-sl Nsvsy]s
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c1HaFrHlW1 NEW-YOkk ais,
!sxIf AMP ERIE sAIL- wI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TH1F34zQM MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILR0AD
~ Leave New.Yors. O'Clock A. N
o'clk, p. NJ Leave Newark, 10 Och
A. M. O'Clock, PM. Leave Morris,own, O'Clock, An
2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Pssseu gers by the Morning Train 10 Morrsown will A.
rive there ock where the viii be 10 readiness
10 convey them TO Schooleys Mountain, Washington, Bel
videre and Easlon, daily 10 Succssunny Slsnhope Newton
Milford and Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and N
days. and to Rockaway, Dover, Sparta and Newton %
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Seurdaye each Line returning
the following days 10 meet The r. NJ. trains for ~ Y.
stage will also leave for Bsskenridge every evening
tbe arrival Of the at Morristown-
Passengers 90 through TO and from Jersey City, wihog
changing On leaving the city passengers wiz dfot
II their baggage in the al The foot OF Cortlands whore
al Agent will be- In attendance TO receive IL All PACKAGE
or bundles be entered the waybl, or the Coups
ny will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 Mortstou
from Albsny Basin, by Stephens and Condls Line
Sloops 10 Newark or from the Transportation Once he
viii be called for In any part OF the city, by application
isd Office. ln5l IRA DODD, SUPERINTENDENT
- rrs,rz<EszEH1 PATTERSON RAILROAD
- . Winter Arrangement To commera
October lat, 1915. Leave
oclocs. Am. u o'eloct, An
Ill O'CLOCK. A NJ l2i O'Clock, ?. N.
o'clock, r. M. a O'clock, r.. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Dhposu New Yorkst
o'clock, A. NJ. 81 O'CLOCK, a. =.
O'Clock, 4. NJ. AZ O'clock, 7. NJ.
Passengers sdvisei to be 81 the Ferry ew naas,
before the hour ofstsrtin2. oil
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o.. nnPa a'n HnHs h s G2;NnA, S

ct VI. II. O'HERN Il Con- p. <nCA
corner of Dover, and IS Wests corner Of RecoI-WAL
DRON, OHFRN x co. LlverpoOl-Dnited states AMI
European Emigration ofces, aud Western Forwarding
Agents. go.
London on the ls sh 10th and 2ith OF eash month 70
and from Liverpool on the ist dlh, llIh eti zs. ana
18th OF each month 10 New Orleans twice a week 70
Mobile, weekly TO Charles on, weekly TO SAVANNAH
weekly TO Texas twice a month For Havre and 10
German Belgian and Holland ports, vessels sal. on hsf
appointed days Passage can Also DC rom ,s
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New.O ofoe.
The subscribers having had long experience IN me Dual
ness, are prepared TO oaer every ,aey 70 .nv "a NM
exchange can be furnished, payable lhroughovs oIeA
Britain and Ireland as well ss on the continent OF Elos
To those wishing 10 emgrats 10 tho est, me wokn
beers have uneQusled arrangements for The forwarding
passengers, by the different routes, VIZ; To Buffalo
sdas. Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Gin.
cnnat, ST. Louis, NC. &c. by steamboats, railroads and
cansboas OF the first class and great care wiz be te.a
that passengers will meet with no delay or mposuons %
the route Letters, post paid, will meet with pfomll a.
eniion For farther particulars, apply as above mau
a4PAssAGE FROM ALL PARTS Of Eng
60 land, Ireland, Scotland and Wsles-PeIsons wish
ing 10 send for their friends In any part Of the W
Country win find tho subscribers arrangements for lsu
most complete, aud calculated IN every way 10 insn
satisfaction TO all who may make arrangements WIN nen
to bring Ler friends across the Atlantic The subscriber
Tie Nt.s Line Of Litsypoel PACKETS, vH; q, 49,.
QUEEN Of the WEST. 1900 RoSCIuS. ~
HitoTTiNGuER.....i SHERIDAN. ........l no
ROCHESTER,. 1850 GARRICK 80. ....... iAe
The above magnificent packets are all New.Yof, eaa
ships OF the very first class built expressly for The l,er
pool passenger trade and fitted up with special REGARD
The comfort and convenience OF passengers they are CON
handed by men OF experience and are not surpaSedM
speed By any ship shoat Their sailing days from Lss
pool the 6th and llth of every month whrh dl
they leave punctualy Ia addition to the above TIE sd
scribers are also agents for the
s. George and he Union Lins Of Livsrpoel PaotfI
Composed In part OF the following favorlle ard vs
known ships, viz; The AMERICA, ST. GEOR0k. Ky
PRE-, ST. PATRICK, RAPPAHANN0CK, MARMion
SEA- &c. &c. which together with the line make ~
ships per month every FIVE days from LlyefpgA
thus preventing the possibility Of delay at that port ~
sage from any part OF Ireland TO Liverpool can DO seca
Al the lowest rates Every information given by appyls
10 WIZ J. T. TAfsCOTr, SO Souihst
Second door below Bni.ipg alp
Drafts supplied for any amount from 81 upward psyaDs
in every town and city throughout the United Kngao
do eOdU
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E0t FARM TO LIT or 10 lease, on stsIen Island
Aun-sl msln.
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misfeIla

DIR. ROSS, PATENT EXERCISING SWING.
THIS USEFUL ARTICLE which has been 80 much ex-
toed by the physicians In the city and which Is
of itself perfect Gymnasium Is now for sale THOSE VINO
are aware Of The importance Of well expanded chest,
viii do well TO call and examine Il And many Will be
wanted throughout the States this season, which the
tor can conveniently furnish he VIII sell me rgnL OF
able properly great chance for mechanics 81 Amity-
st. N. Y. fn<o olcod
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sil WIN "'"S i''o' VI" THOMAS COOKE.
n, r. ADAMS,
nyERTIsEWENT EXTRAORDINARY

a INFRINGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
n TO ARTISTS-The undersigned having leased ne
Hail Of the Melodeon" In The City OF CINCINNATI Is
ready 10 receive works Of for exhibition and sale FOR
plcrss moi sold price will be paid shall be agreed
on nv tbe par SEEDING and receiving. Pictures SOLO
will be charged per cent Tho subjects Designed ere
scriptursl. Neurological Historical and Landscape Ar
sis desrous Of awaiting themselves OF this wora'Wae
usefulness may rely upon the Puuctuaity and devotea'
the cause of Art aud render oleabe the weight I'M
nosed on the OF his feOwaborers In hsbanch
Of ciyilizs,ion The Institution has the best wishes ana
~ fapca,ad lm6 lml T. w. WHITLEY.
Address 7. w. Whitley, Forest Hill Covngton, NY.
IOUNTRY MERCHANTS supplied at very low
" prices with all kinds of Blank Books, Stationery ana
Paper, a Maiden-lane -, -
Hank books all sizes and styles; memorandum, copy
and pass books time and work books
Copy and letter papers, bonnet boards, note papers,
gold paper. . -,- ...u.. l..
great variety ,,.
Gold pens diamond point, OF superior qualiiy
Envelopes for letters, cards ana noies
Patent sefsuppiyDg nksiand elastic paper holders NC
Franciss Improved manifold letter writers, letter copy
Ing and noaria presses.
Wax waters States pencils perforated board drawing
papers notes drafs, receipts, cards.
Croton ink warranted retain liz color and huidiy In
any climste. 1900. -, 4.
quantities. 10 suit purchasers, a. very low prices
FRANCIS LOUTRELa
al II afA Liam
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WORCksTER AND NASHUA Railroad Com.
peny-toufih Assessfnent--No;ice IL hereby given
thai IN Of ten dollars each share Of the Cap
s.oeH nas Company has been laid BY The Board OF
directors, payable ~ The Tressurefs oice l43 Mainsl
Worcester, on the hrst day Of May next
Worcester, Masa March 2s ist1 MI iw
Eco 10 hereby given that sssessmsut OF one dollar
on eaeh share OF the capital STOCK Of The Eagle Hsrhor
Apfil lef7 al my Office. By order Of he Board Thus
tses. HENRY D0TY, Secretary and Tressr
Detroit March 2. 1877. mis- lms
ihe Ion for farmers and IN small quantities, put up In
nssi boxes for gardens They the best fertilizers Thai
can be used for vines grass vegetables OF nowe raj
directions accompanying each parcel For SAFE wno.e
sss retail Of Chambers and Center sIs M I
S0CTHEKNAND WESTERN Merchants are par
oueuiasly requested cs a III Fultonst and examine
iaIm. G. ALDEN,
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-7'777l-77777--7
BRANOHlS PATENT

:s:;s:
The subscribers would invite you -
teniion TO the Anblg Redstesds tng the best bedns.
introduced and Inc facility with which they csa
put up and taken down. occupying only one nlnaw
whatever, aording refuge for bugs, and can y
roughly and readily cleansed without The trouble q
WINDLAss AND SCREW BEDsTEADs'
Ia lots 10 suit purchasers
HAIR AND MOSS nArREssEs
large assortment always On hand and
made TO order
Best Live Geese Feathers,
by tie bale or In smaller quantities.
Ship Upholstery.
Ship and steamboat cabins furnished with dspstis.
Mattresses, comfortabes, blankets counterpanes snes
pillows and p0w Cases tho eM ss SWRK 1 FoGG
m5smeod IS Fulton-st opposite U. g. Hotel
- nj t: 4 s;s y; :si En- 4, s; &:
~ wiLLARD,s wsIe1ooms, $50 Ch.!as. :,
- corner Of Mulberry. The attention 2
snd s Screw Bedsd Which drew
MUM at the late Fair Of the American lnsiats Old Bee'
renovated. Cots wholesals and retail m4 ln-
R-THE ONLY EXISTING WONDER o. !ns
I9Nage "a DR. DEWITT G. KELLlNGER3 lufahD,s
LinlmenL This truly astonishing medicine 70 -. J.
only article In market that ie afflicted get VIA
before Toe money Is paid Ibis s always dome o ihs %
tor when requested it Is clear, beautiful and usns
fuid, highly fragrant and perfectly delightful 10 ~
vor, and Ia especially designed to be- prescribed ins
or externally, and 10 warranted 10 cure In few dsyh
all other remedies have failed. All rheumatic and sefo'
lous affection rngworm issr BARRIERS Itch Old sofS =
every nature frost bites burns pains Ia the back sn9
feciions OF the spine disocatons, enlargement o.
bunions corns and callouses Of every description 9es
snd headache; doses taken acceIans
TO direction, IL certain 10 bilious chorc, dsnhs
&c as u Is taken, and all affections Of the throat
pains OF every nature yield TO Its influence immeds
Fever and ague broken Ia two doses always 10 ~
wholesale and retail at 8. IssERsoLL Co ~ fe 1su
moved from 20 John-s also al the central dhpoy 80
Railroad Ocs City Hail. Park, and al the pfincipsi 80
and other aud throughout the city ane "a
y generally; the medical faculty solicited 70 cen 80
examine his medicine and can try ~ their eoufs -
faction free ofehsrgs The clergy furnished srsIs n
occasions. mns -
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, RETAIL DEALERS AND OTHERS
CATHARINE-STREET BAZAAR.
4 II. ABBEY co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
L.English French and German Fancy Goods and Ioys
consisting In part Of cutlery, stationery, eweiry, peru
merry soaps combs, brushes, pocketDooks, razorIoPs
buttons thread needles hooks and eyes beads RID ana
wax dolls wooden tin and pewter toys, with general
variety OF other articles, which will be sold In small guam
titjes nj Wholesale prices L. H. ABBEY,
VIM b. MOORE, Jr
81 CAtharnesl one door below Henry.sL
For SAle-One OF Wilders Patent Salamander ssies.-
Also, one DESK two counters with drawers, hno sons
glass standing cases, &c. NIL
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&1 a FARM FOR SALE on Long Island, le miles
~ from Brooklyn on tho Jericho Turnpike. For par
Nsulsrs apply 10 John shmmns on the premises, OF
milo lms ROBT. COTTIER. 81 Cufi.sl
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= FOR SALE on EXCUANGE Tor Guy PROF

erty farm Of CO acres, in the town OF Harrison
Westchesler County, u miles from Rye = , from
steamboat landing q from Mamaroneek, from NE New
Haven Railroad which viii soon be done u rom w hile
Plains buildings and fences to good order plenty OF
Por terms Apply 10 r. d. Brown, so Grand-st or J.
PALMER on the premises. Zof eodu
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% FARM FOR sALR-ln Henry Co. Illinois, con.
tanning $50 ofthe very best Of land, which is
good dwellir g-house and out buildings 80 acres
Of which Is 10 high Of cultivation aod the soil Of The
richest quality IL Is edsanageousy situated for the sheep
growing business and has now on flock OF 1900 which
will be sold with the farm II desired IL 10 10 perfectly
healthy location well watered and timbered. For pariic-
ulsrs inquire OF Messrs. Hasted & Brokaw, ZWiam-sL
Eew-York, or Mr. George A. Moon, Buffalo.
m27 lw 4.WaltSWG G. BEECH, 40 Broadway.
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a FOR sALE-A great variety OF fruit. ornamental
- trees Towering shrubs, eyergreens grape vines,
rose bushes herbacsous plants, 900 900 giant aspara
gus roots and dwarf box Tor garden edgngs very
snlendd brsnched alsnlhus also. very fine psulopins
Ifees Orders received by Mr. J. WOOLSEY 200 Front.
al NJ Y where catalogues can be obtained by The pro-
prieIor, DANIEL HIGGINS, Flushiog L. ]. Nursery.
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ALBERT L. WINSHIPJ
DRUGGIST APOTHECARY, n East Broadway, cor.
DMarketst formerly David Sands Col would respect
fully inform bis friends and the public generally that ne
has on hand choice selection Of drugs medicines cnsml.
calls perfumery fancy articles NC all OF which have been
selected with expressly Tor retaining eNefJ
article sold al bis store warranted genuine.
Particular attention will be paid 10 physicians prescrip,
TONS and competent person will be In attendance a. all
hours-day or night
Superior Swedish Leeches for sale or applied by an ex-
narienrad person- mil "