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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-25
DIED


On the 23d instant Of consumption. In tu hope oil q
glorious Immortality, SARAH NJ. klRKHAM, widow of
fhe late Samuel Krkbam in the 32d year of her age
Her friends and those OF her late husband respect
fully invited to attend her funeral at her late resi
dence 2l3 Third avenue this Tuesdsy) afternoon at
o'clock r. NJ. The body will be taken to the Trinity
Church cemetery, above Manhstsnvlle for inierment
ON Sunday evening sd inst. of scarlet fever. WIN.
SEORG E. infant son OF WIN. G. and Elizabeth McLaugh'
in aged year and II months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectful
IL invited 10 attend the funeral this Tuesday afternoon
M3 o'clock from No 10 rrInee-st, without farther in
ytation.
AZ Brooklyn, on Monday morning 9Th inst alter u
pro,acted illness OF IA months, ROBERT :. eldest son
Of wis and Mary Harmed in the 10th year OF his age
The funeral services will take place at the residence
of his father ON Smhst first house South OF Warren
South Brooklyn Wednesday precisely ai2 ociock
p NJ Tho friends of the family are invited to attend
without farther notice,
TTr Philsdelphs papers will please copy. my2o q
On the Let instant at Port Kent, Essex Co ~ oi an
Inflammation of the brain and lungs SARAH vic OIL =,
r Hewet formerly OF Troy Rensselaer, Co. N. u aged
y yesIs.
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THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT,

PREPARED ~ On hAhlf
THE ONLY REMEDY Tor Epeclc Fiis Tor tallog
Isiekae.s) Conyul.ions spasns, &C. THIS medicine Tor
sixteen years been tested BY many persons who heye
suffered with this dreadful disease, and IN alm0st every
case where % has had fair s has effected perm anen'
cure Pamphlets containing ihry'sX pages Of ierVm9-
NJ Of which has been presented ~ rnlnrh'
can.l to be had by applying a. The principal One R7
ference TO Judge Randsl % Fast BTo.dway " T. CVi
T. Denslovy Yonkers ~ Y; Dr. w. l.. Monroe, Guild
ford Ohio: Rev Richmond Tsggeii, West Davenport N
Y. Rev I. l. Bushnell, Baltimore, Mo Joseph MeD0u
gal, East Brooklyn w. G Anderson. W iIlamsou'sh'
RECENTLY CURED
Mrs Joseph Bradley, rs Ofehard,sL \; y T. n
B0ngbton 2J2 Fighleenths - ~ Y; Mrs. Jas BeIihoi,
Chester Orange Co n Y; chas Brown seaman Thos.
r. Jones Reyenus-culier Spencer, together WIN many
others whose names are not at liberty 10 pablls
All communication (poft psid) addressed 10 " D
Uar 0sts Iysns Haril will be puncualy attended To-
All orders must be ACCOMPANIED Wh Tie money The me
dicp- with full directions. il carefully packed IN boxes
ana s.nt 10 suy par u ih- Uniisd states Prices per oN
So s7 and Sli Single bottles Win NJ cesea,t ralcihes
y y |p.'n...t .,iv 10 DR. s HART,
Pncnsi Office SIS Broadway n next % he Tabernacle
p. S-Advice given IN al cases nee OF charge
e., Imam
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nIarkets,,C Carefully reported for The Tribune.
MONDAY May "a.
AsHEs-The demand continues, and the sales are 200
bbs at s. for poor and % for good tares The
sales of Pearls are 60 bbls at Q So
CoTTON-The market is still quiet without change
10 prices.
Flour AND MEAL-There Is a good deal OF firm
ness In the market and good demand exists without
quite 90 much excitement as was observed last week
The market steady for parcels in loco at 1ods s
fair lots being obtainable Mt SIT The sales are about
no 600 bbls including all offered. The demand is quite
equal to the supply OF the sales 5000 bbls were Tor
Philadelphia TO load vessel for Liverpool For future
delivery there is not much offering and the quotations
are adv sncing The sales reach 6O0O 5000 bbls at
{ Is in all May snd s7ids 20 in July and August
81 IS in June. sale of 800 bbls extra Ohio was
made at 81 25 For Southern there is some INQUIRY,
and sales arrive OF 500 bbs Ale xandria and Richmond
were made at %. For Meal % is offered but tho
quantity offering is not large. About 1000 bbls sold
al that figure Rye flour 10 up to -, with email sales.
GRAlN-Wheat Is wanted, but there is little offering
sale of $500 bush Mixed Ohio was made ut s. For
Corn the demand was good and rates improved The
quantity the market was limited Sales 30 600 bush
at ll2i9ll5 cts the latter for Northern Yellow. For
future delivery the sales 10000 10 as 900 bush
81 delivered In August and Sept. Rye firm. with
saes COCO OF 5000 bush at l3i Ql5O mostly l4i6li5
sale for disuing was made at 1874. Sales 900 bush
Barley at 900 TO arrive which is advance Oats
firm and retailing at 72d75 cts. A sale OF 10000 bush
for June was made something under 10 cts There is
movement in Beans and Pess, and 1000 to 1900 bush
sold at private bargain
WHIsKY-Holders of barrels ask 81 cts but sale oil
100 was made at 36t cts. Drudge is nomnsly 50 cts
uAY-ssles 1000 bales at 65a7o cts part to 20 Into
store. The market has an upward tendency
OLA sale of 800 bbls Crude Whsle was made at 81,
export; English Lnseed is held al OF eu pu1cn
o. cts American % Small sales al these nseies
sALT-A cargo Of Turks Island sold al 80 GEMS per
busheL
SEEDS-There 10 a movement in Clover and we no
tice sales 5000 lbs New Jersey at q, and 2OVOO 90
Ohio. At cts. In other Seeds there 10 n0'nins
doing
BREAD--The prices Of Hard have been advanced &c
per 10. We quote Pilot &c, Navy 4id5 cts.
PROyISIONs-There continues to be some activity
In Pork aud farther sales $500 bbls New have been
made at 10 50dl3 s7t. and l6dl6 l2i for Prime and
Meas the higher price for time and interest There
were also sales 500 bbls Old at 49, and Is % which is
better for Mess Beef remains quiet Picked Meats
are arm and ia good demand Sales llo bbs Hams ct &c
srd 5000 lbs do dry salt at = cts Lard IS duh WIN
small sales bbls at a. and kegs al 10 cts Butter and
Cheese continue to arrive in moderate quantities
sale of 800 pks Ohio Butter made 81 Tote. Cheese
is 7idse for good eairies
NAVAL STORES-Spirils TUpentpe are " e1s' n
sale Vi 500 bbls Tar WAS made az 62t, cash.
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EXECUTION OF BRoUGHroS.-John Broughton
yesterday suffered the pensy of the crime for which
he was condemned, at about o'clock. =. N. He made
short address the spectators explaining the Incl
dents which gave rise to the crcumstantia evidence
against him. and protesting his willingness to die and
the forgiveness of his eDemiesproesng his innocence
to the last. Wilmington IN. c. Commercial.
DEATH or DoDDDRIDGE CROKER, Ese.-Our
paper OF this evening announces the demise OF DOC
bridge Croker ESQ. Mr. Croker was in the 18th
year Of his age and the oldest merchant among us as
say that he among the most estimable OF our
citizens He native of Massachusetts. and arrived
in our city somewhere between 1870 and l9S.
lCharleston Eve. News, 2lst.
ty' The PREsBYTERIAS ASSEMBLY, new SCHOOL,
this morning IL O'Clock at the Second (Rev. Mr.
Fishery Church, Pourths Ct Rev. DR.. Cox OF
Brooklyn is Moderator, and Rev. f. f. Hatfield OF New
York City Stated Clerk. tCin Gazette.
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miscellaneous.
&15O0 RE,yaED.x Felony -, yS,r;,.,


G1S0o -Eelony-Wheress Robert
,olOUUGlOver Frederick Glover anj William Glover,
brothers late Of Leeds County of York Englsnd Wooden
Coth Manufacturers Scnbbers and Dyers have ebseond-
ed charged with several iorgeries, &c.
Notice is hereby given, that he above ard VIII he
given 10 any person who will aYprehend aud lodge them
In apy Of he pdsons Of The United States Of America (su
hcen international power having BEEN given 10 The proper
authorities for Naturalization Of any person doing
To any person giving such private Information as VIII
lead their apprehension. on application to Mr.. William
James Superintendent 81 Police OF the Borough OF Leeds
In The County Of York, England to whom All communities
lions must be addIescd o. The OF Anthony Barclay,
ESQ Her Britannia Majesty Consul Cfy OF New York
DEscRIPTIoS- Robe Glover y about 50 TO 81 Old
stands about feet inches high rAher hroad and walks
saly. be has sOrnev hat ssow complexion. s bald on
the forehead Is Yorkshreman and has lived al his life
In or near Leeds.
Frederick Glover about IS or years old stands stout
feet high more 10 broad and round shoudefed and
soops Ia walking walks heavily, slowly and 'uy; very
dark complexion, dark hsir has prominent teeth YORK
shireman and has lived all his NE IN Leeds.
William Glover Is about ~ TO ~ yesrs Old, ond About
feet 10 high has rather long and ihn ysage and
light complexion has good lee N and light hair
Clinton Hotel, New York, Msy 20, 1877.
BIZ only OF the shove be arrested reward OF
500 will be given, two, SlxpO. iny<f w
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RY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
of The Tribune.

<<orrssDOuIcLCe OF lHc AA''eAo
PHILADELPHIA. May "a, l547.
r,ost grateful and refreshing rain has visited
"a The city looks quite fresh and deghtful-its
samersblee aud splendid squares shedding balmy
fa,pe In al directions But the country has greater
P.e for rejoicing than wefor In truth things vegets.
~ were getting to De in sad way. Green peas and
,.toes asparagus and peachbuds were suffering be-
PA ali conception, while the grass grain and corn
,,aOs we're threatening absolutely die of thirst
Co CARTxR formerly Of the LyoOnliRs Ga,stie takes
rhsr todsy. In the Office OF the Eveatn1 BHie;ia lie
. pleasant writer, end has great newspaper tact and
sxperiencc.
si.hop KxSDAcK yesterday laid the corner stonc OF
he new 81 Augustine Church. the site Of the build
as eettroyed by the riots. The ceremonies were At.
sded by several thousand persons Of both sexes who
gere unceremoniously dispersed IN the midst Of the
exercises. by smart rain shower.
The fugitive slave, Isaac Brown. has been set a,
hher,y and IL doubtless in security. HE prison
Soor xss opened on Saturday night.
De Meyer the Fanist, arrived IN town yesterday.
The markets continue without change. Flour held
q, a. and no sales Yellow Corn. 81 Is Wheat O5Q
a02 for red Rye Flour, 80, the holding price Corn
Meal 81 Oats 5sd63 for southern and Pennsylvania
WHISKY 35l. In barrels. holders asking higher
sALgs oF STocKs-Fha Board Farm & Mech Bk
e.s 57t 500 Sch Nav g. 65 si 100 Morris Canal b5
90 100 Beaver Meadow, % $1,000 Resdg &c, so 73i
1900 County Is, 20, l02; 25 U Bank 80 a $500
state S. IS ~ $4,000 do IA ~ Bank Al; 100 Vcks
burg ut 80 Morris Canal 20i $500 State Sc IA 100
NOrri. Canal o. soi 100 Reading % 5000 DO Ga 80
IS 7Si 80 do RR. cab % 5000 do 6s 80 Sd 73i 100
Vieksburg csh, ut 80 do b. M $1,000 Reading Gs
50 73i 30 do RR -; $50 Girard l2i 30 Vicksburg
e.h IA 30 Morris Canal 20i Is Pennington 29s 2J
d. 2g3 so do. %, -.
Second Board and of0-lj Reading 29i 100 Girsrd
l2l 5000 5 Tress Notes 1851 $1,000 Read DDS b5
73i 5000 do, 73t; 10 Beaver Mead b. ~ 30 do 90
AS Lehgh Co, scrip Is; $1,000 State S. 774 100 Gil.
rsrd s. TT 500 Lehigh Co. scrip, sll.
~ A mad dog made his appearance at Newarl,
saturday where he bit nine other dogs He eluded
pursuit
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- DANBARN L son, Merchant Taiors,
,v4 2.Usr,Tnkrbi,s ITO BOld-sL Liverpool
u A Plain slalemenI.-TnomR.0n,. comPoo,n.

EF- A Plain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ns ComP
svflo OF Tar and Wood Napgh.-rhis medicine ins ~
vsotion OF who gave The subjects OF lin01sfs
Disease. The mort rzd eKanla-
,n hAs now before The public near four years Du
rpe lh. Period has performed some Of The uos1 remark
shis r-s on record OF Pulmonary pon-secured
Inc recommendation and " physicians II ths
nd th approval Of Thousands Of persons IN ofd
nAry and severe colds, coughs IN ho~f'en11' 'pDs u
blood, &c. a., - -. 49,. s,,v.- A.,
1000 io.lsnres and sworn true BY persons 30,
=, 80 am. viii 20 yerbsl yerfcston Of her contents
Bal be~ arc o. iniaiiOns and purchase Inora psoo
COMPOUND Syrup ofTAr from none oq sisslasss
Is frequently used and highly reeonmendec ~ soe
of he mosg respvcsbs physei.ns In New-f orr sno M
scelphis .-...e.,, a, - ... q,
Prepared only by AuGNEYk DICKSON, N q cor ..
Flith and spruce ss rnilseelPnis sod Thees@s IS
retail BY WYATT kEIChuA, genssA AkSss .r.,.
TuItoutl add sg rs Broadway ~ 'n-n
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,,7o pooT AND snog MANUFACTURERS

Il AND DEALERS The Patent -" butgfrss nvots az
Shoes Licenses 10 manufacture he Congress ooos and
Shoes, under Dupont HSsws Patent and numerous pa
te,s raniei Charles Goody snd te undrfslguee are
% sred ~ ,oarufac.ureTs In The City or New fOfh'
nd oh~r places hroug The United States sot yet DIE.
posed o. on liberal terms, 90 me exc l.sn w ~
TsrF 4. oared ,r sale The undersigned, owner oi al
he Patents u in pumbe used Ia the Producuoa Of thess
booa ADD shoes hereby noinss al pefiOls Dom !.
snI de,iers hist every pair ma By auuOrIy duiy
STAN ped with The name and date q me patent &c cofohR
lGw. 49, - -.tt.... 49,.
Anv Enhancement either 10 making Or selling tness
of. aro she. viii lead the unpleasant necessity or
prosecution Trusting, however, that no honorable ~ AZ
sh-s m fs.l OF fi the property and exclusive rght OF
snolber licenses are offered, under email Afin unI me
rght shall sold. win The assurance maj ne1ssSs ana
purchasers will be ful pfoteet-a- hOhACE n Ia,
my25 Assignee ADO owner ~ nc rsten-
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VrcK. CHASoELLoss CoUsT-Beiore Vice Chancellor
Ssndford--D C 1 VI Ons Mary DiepdoHns against
John r. Dierdonne-This YVES referred back last
week for want Of proof of marriage which having been
supplied decreo OF divorce Is made on the ground Of
inkdely.
Mar T. Pan Houten against Thorua. Pan Houten-
Were married ct Clarkstowp ROcklend Co 10 1893.
The complaint Is nfdelity in relation person with
whom defendant resides and passes as his wife De
cree Of divorce allowed.
Mary j. ARSao against P6deo NJ Ang0s-Appcston
for divorce, the ground Of fraudulent representation
10 induce complainant to marry defendant who came
from the leland of Cuba Represented bis family to be
wealthy &c. and produced false proofs as 10 sucb-aso
treated her III aiterwsrd. Exceptions were taken to
the Masters report Part oyerruled and part allowed
II the marriage is void no aimony can be allowed
Samuel S. Hall vs.. The NautiLas Insurance C0.-The
complainant gave a premium note part of the qua
rsny capital and claims TO be entitled 10 ve per cent
&c. slso. that the proceedings OF the company have
been irregulsr, &c. He asks for Injunction and re-
eeiVer also that the company show cause, &c. Motion
denied.
e SH HQppoek Executors Se.vs @ Conklen and Others
Petition that premises n Bsrclayst on which defendant
gave bond and mortgage be Iesolj they having been
sold under foreclosure for $1,000 when worth $1,000 or
Is years unoxpred lease The defendant states that he
wss Juror IN Albany, when he heard the sale
was 70 take place and the Judge would not permit him
to leave Ordered that the premises be put up again at
debt and costs and bid for the former sale to be re-
voked.
Francis Griffin Va. The Third associate Reformed
Church Motion for receiver denied.
O. Bgrnham VS.. Rebecca Smith Injunction dissolved.
r
ants default set aside.
Mary 4. Green VS. r. c. BOrtendyks --Defendant fined
s25 and Of the motion for contempt in violating in
Junction
g. A. Toners and rife vs.. 4 Mdcoug61 and pye-mo
non for receiver granted unless defendant consent to
the trust estate. Injunction granted as to
disposal of trust estate, &c.
NJ b. Gale vs. r. x. CTump.-Ihe same vs CrEmp ard
Breisard-Both cults to proceed together the testmo
py 10 be- taken as in one suit
Jacob n Steer W. John GHldrd, ~ dt-MOuOn to dis
solve injunction denied.
John DunksR VS.. j. S. Lopyeaes. Exceptions oyorruled
except the fourth.
CHASoELLoR's CoUBr.-The May term. before Chan
cellor Walworth commenced yesterday In the City
Hal.
CoURT or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Ulshoefler
Benj PeriHe Jr Hugh CONFEDERATION to recover
on and claim for sales of boots and shoes amount
ing in all 10 about 5000 IL contended for defence
that the settled in sale of stock OF goods In
1886 &c. Verdict for Standardization plaintiff Mr..
Cowdrey and Mr. Bsrber-For defendant MI. Robt L.
Wnsl1W
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Ns~-York CautIe Market. MONDAY. May "a.

i IBy our Own NtpVIUI'T
At market los Beef Cattle 1000 from the South l2C
Cows and Calves and 1850 sheep and Lambs.
Bs.f Caeis-There has been good demand at " to
~ per ewt in quality 40 head shipped to Bermn
Dc. and $50 remain ON the market unsold.
Goes and Caires--The supplies are not quiet as nu-
meroGs this but prices show advance upon the
prices previously obtained A ,oersbly fair demand
prevailed and all sold at from els to So as42 So
SAeP and Laabs-Tho market was well stocked but
oayes evinced but little disposition to operate freely
and about 100 head remain unsod Prices have yielded
sine-moss Of the transactions ranging from 81 $50
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rynr. HnlIick,. Lecmrc..-p

CSy- DR.. Hollick's Lecrures.-Dr II. begs to an
that IN comp lance with numerous requests he
will commence, Tuesday, May ., an entire new course
Of Lectures embracing the topics Of al his former once on
the Origin Of Life &c and Also several topics OF
highly interesting nature To be continued and compile
ted The three following days For gentlemen only, al
p. M Doors open alta Youths not admitted except on
Friday Admission q ticket for four Us CENTS
The Lectures viii be illustrated by all the Anatomical
Models Gavanc Batteries &c. for Friday evening the
Models being OF both systems pee, new being Al
cry stage, &c. &c Friday evening will be GalvaHsm
a. a medical agent
F- The number Of Course tickets will be restricted
that s NAV the Models and moi be iucOnveuieuced
At3tP NJ for ladies only, days Course tickets 50
cents. Single Lecture IS cents
Anatomical Hall, corner ofBrosdwsy and Grsnd-sL
NV. Sis
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Trade OF the Hudson.
p,od,, and Couafry MereAandlss airtas az NsN-forE

TrodNcf add J0E7Oy 1ue7 $3.50 =
,,k.J N,,,- YerE Line-L " BranzTd-Barge ltica
fnse hSis fonr Dows Cary; 100 do provisions - DO
h.r. A FORBES Is do sshes, Holsler John son = 90
aches zo9 DO fru Psrk: - obls ashes ~ Aegs Ou'
~ ordsr. 10 bbls provisions r Mumfo,d.
Same L,ns-Barss l. RatA6O"s : S4S DDS noar : .
WTgh; 45) do FoiH Hopkins; gV 90, hel,eA - an
besf aardner; 1856 bbs potatoes DO eggs, oSPsI
Broibsrs; $50 b6ls provisions Forbes ~ Ies % pos
rye 100 do seed Babcoex Co y oAs sPfns "a'e'
AGO. ~. V-...1s,
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r55. SEE MARINE JoURYaL FOURTH PAGE.


ship Mantle ostrom. I'm Liverpool, April "a, mdse
to Slate. Gardner & Howell A. passengers April -
lat IS a. long 10 90 spoke ship Spartan Brown, of Phil
sdelphs dismssted required no assistance reported
having rolled her masts away In gale was endesvor'
log TO make TIM FIRST port 10Th inst lat - 80 Ion "a 40
saw ,hip Marchioness of steering Eastward.
Dutch bark Ihree BroiheTs Leven. 40 DIS I'm Antwerp
mdse. to master. los passengers
Norwegian bark Juno, BeudeSen, 80 ia TN Bergen IN
ballast to Schmidt g. Bschen, loo passengers
aris Ihsllipbs Post IS ds I'm Cienfuegos, Cuba, mo
iesses &c to Chsstelsin & Ponyert
sebr Cyprus, Willard IA ds I'm Calais NE S'n' &c
to Smith & Boynton. ,
schr James Barber. Baker. I'm Philsodeipnna, coN
Schr Adam Treat Treat "a DIS I'm Por. Prince, cot
fee. &c. to AC Rossire & Co. Len brig Draco, Tor
Bosloa 10 de schr King Phill.p. New York, do
sehr Rochester Bingham. fun Richmond, coal 10 ) q
Hriaes
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Court CaIendar....TaIs DAY.


CoMmos PLEAs.-Psrt l. at half past l0-Nos. IS, 90
l0l 1903. los. l07 l09 H. 3j S. Part g at 10 o'clock
Nos. 81, 81, 60, g. o6, IS, 10, u. a, 10.
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The Telegraph reports Bark ashore on the Hook
fore and aft schooner sunk the Romef and ship
Bark snd Bngs. outside the Hook. No Signals
Klrd-SWest
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tf- Sprl- m pint sr' quar- bottles Fn~sAIe ~
my92 w ALBERT l. WISsHlP. = EGsl Broadway
rT-Dr. Vaughn Vegetable LiihontriptIe Mix.
fure.-Wc o. believe lhsi his great medicine has PER
form - mere il lie follow lE com ANTS IN every
place = here beer Introduced thar sny other medi.
cine scrd before he pablo namely dr1psy gray
el tf-c0n q kidneys ard s-def liver compliant scro-
fla dysr-psia female mplsn-s incp CONSUMPTION.
&c Cerufcses daily received u lie pr.ncipa oics
frlm persons different sections ot The country, TESTIFY
ing The " he above comp AiIs ~ he Ne q his
medicine For sale wholesale snd rria The princ pa
agency 81. Nassaust Newlork City, and al advert 80
AgeulI Pan ph.sts viii numerous testimony 70 be had
srsus- myls bls
r?- No Charge until the Hair II Restored
BFALSS HAIR RESTORATIVE - appAed Oh The above
terms 81 the oaicr lo9 NssssusL N B.For Hose who
spply Il themselves h. IS To- sse myil Jmis
~ Hyer'- Pills, Depot No. 10 Fnltou-st. a
foor-Eo famly having proper regard 20 healh .hcui
be without his medicine; sid no one vii be, sfer faith
al ufsi % them. mV5 TIA
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" Water-Cur Establishment. a. Rondst n
Y and SyosseL (Oyser Bay l.. !. DR.. sHEw, the Amer
practitioner and author aier Cure, receives pa
ien,s above. Those al distance may, by sending
fee be advised fer 4 treatment Al home my1o II
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prp GOODS.
CLOTHING

CLOTHING
OftAs nos Fashionable dssc,pnsn s CAeap CasA Plan
Wholesale and R-tstL
DANIEL DEvLlN.
IS Jchn-sl ~ e. corner Of Hssszu.
r,HE subscriber 10 prepared for the spring and summer
trade with extensive stock OF Cloihns-sGufciy
fresh goods, consisting 10 part of A., .
COATs-Odhcs Sacks, Frochs and sseklses from st
g. 4 to 8. Super black and eo!orcd Dress Coan and
Frocks. IS, So, l0Iol6 -
PANTS Spring and Summer goods OF al kinds 70 en
ga a to3. French, Eassh sad American Csss'nefs'
do S2i. 3. 4, . 10 O..
vEsTs-in splendid variety, sL "A, 2 y. sio
Also complete and altogether fresh stock OF ffsnch,
Enelirh and American Cloths Csssmsrss Twesds, Cash
n-sss Croions, Csshmers.sss, prsp dEtes, Vsssnss.
&c. NC
From which he will maheths most approved sarmsnts
10 order and guarantee AZ and hnsh he has engaged
the most sh Cutters and will employ none but Tho beet
hands -.
He pledges himsslfto give good suit q from ~ 10
S25 ss hss-ou the old plan-csst ~ 10 80 -
Ofwhich hs willsssfy any who viii favor him VIII
call
rY- He goss on the principle that II 10 better TO cell
900 worth ai per cont than 10000 81 80 psr cent
DANIEL DEvLfN IS John, cor. Nassau
AT lmIseodDA3lW
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nRGAN.-For sale very sgperof parlof organ, extra
Oszs sailsbls for small church nearly neS-yAk
DI NJ usk .reompass four octayes on th and Al &c
Ave and akh OF pedss three fsn sops mahogany case
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General Notices.

~ Grand Division -. of y. "a special session
OF the Grand Division will be held In their Hall 500 Broad
way. Wednesday evening, 10Th inst al O'Clock, for
the purpose Of taking acon on application for char
ter fort Division 10 be located In This city. By order
my25 2us' LUKE HASSERT, O. ).
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nAWRARN & SON.

10 Bod q Liverpool
rsz- Sole Aaeut. for Nlckops Registered Pzleto Ie-
spectfy call he attention Of Merchans Captains, and
visitors 10 Liverpool 10 the extensive alterations IN he'll
nremses rendered necessary BY the great Increase OF
business they beg ~ hA having sdoptd ne system
of immediate cAsh payments, they are enabled CONSIDERS
bly, reduce their scale " prices oos1ffns A. s sane
he m no respect Inferior bu will maintain he ngh etf-
acter for excellence It, and workmanship hey have hl-
erto been esteemed for.