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BOARDING.


uOAKDING-A suit Of ssuieeiy fnEEishec looms On
ID I'd Il. of vi house 10 Falon o. oet Broadway AID
Oreen.leh-st 10. family Or sage se-tisa-en aso
rooms % u LOog Ihos- ds--rlAs US comforts u
prsass n.us viii ps.ss cali Tern. H.esr-ie- az .
.,o,HD.-A ..ptlsnan and l4dy " I've single gentle
ID c.u be accommodated with sooi board I'D very
I.sslt room Al b. Nh4te-sL Gear Broadway where the
rill md eli The comforts u ao--7. q ess-
DoAKD IN SOUTH BROOhLYN.-Good board
ID nj rofn. can Be had sdnry place ne1 " Emmanuel
ehurcn desirable rssiasnce AID within three minutes
- ~ 49,. ,[,.ts terry d. It.
nEaMANENT BOARD Is ~aatsa u fsspectab e
l.alg by yoars l.1 l1n- y lie 10. -t.l sels D.
H.. br5t1er 40 address, Pcsii -1f 70 W y l. a. the
oaee u tals paper =. =.
ONE OR TWO RESPECTABLE laaies Who
~ ,soul1 te willing share fe-l ~ q ------roca
Tea viii boald PLATA pIlfAe fanny APPJ >. -
NakeTsL % =
XsfIAI.L PRIVATE FAMILY reading IA Ami
n IN vlce sroC1 dispose q Ps-.A1i lTl-n@d apart
.- = = ole ~ tso saufucn % i--t l-ois 20 - q
axe nsa. -ls-wners Address 1x 80 Fost Oee a y;
QOOMs AND BOARD.-A aa-esons .ait Of
II Gems ~ seeo1c Or consisting o. ocI sna 3Acx par
With 1i1lnx becfcos MI e let 11ilr1islcd
70 anal lAa4!y or to se1tentn and wives, together
wlh board n highly rssPectAbls family having but one
cher Ee-tlcuar A1d vile IS bcAEdefs fazues vii Be
c. led "a or particulars coms- 2aic4fee Addressing
Priv.,s Bssra' a. this oE.cs. Al tas
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on sATUEDAA.
nALL-N slRLnIL-RE REAnLNGs

DAILY SCRIPTURE READINGS.
By The ls-e THOMAS CHALMEEs. d LID
Beng the Commencement Of Dr.. Chalmerss POsthuoos
Works Edited By Rev. ". HANNs.
These familiar Scripture commentaries consisting Of
Dr. Chalmers nst and rcsdest thoughts upon each pas
differ r plan from the Of Poole Henry,
Scott and Clarke and written In manner which Is
render them Populag among al classes Of ey1nge
cal Christians
Few have scguired pune snl extended srepataton
for whatever noble intellect In priucpl
and consistent IN conduct, Dr. Chalmers II these pro
found and brilliant qualities Of his mine excited universal
admiration, there many his piety awaken
esteem ard affection two-fod tribute has thus been
rendered % hmthe tribute OF exalted genius snd moral
excellence. d. 3teodl Southern Quarterly Review.
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poMEsTIo NEGOTIATIONS.

MOBlLE-B1g Mobile-l2l bales cotton x Corning 4
Son--50 II Talman-25 DO hhds tobacco l. Maitlaas
-6s4 hides Badger q Pe1s-&5 bbls bhd Price spen
cer-l OK 1 BOX Hunt Dol beeswAx CATER bol
NJ Nsssar = Coll Whitaker Ihompson-@oo bale
roffou ~
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r {. KEMP, Auetioneer

K L. KEMP Auctioneer
IL 4. KEMP has removed ~ tho large and spscioss
ttstors So Broadway opposite the Nsw-foh Society
Library aud would beg leave TO call the susnuoa ~
parties having goods dispose Of 81 auction, 10 the
central loo alton Of his Sales Rooms which are unquesuor
ably the largest and beat tor the disposal Of arniteie
fancy goods. &c Of say IN the city-~i give personal 81
tenlion 10 the disposal OF furniture at private dwsns
sns Of good. auctoa Cash advances made and
al sales promptly csshed
WEDNESDAY, Dec g.
At ios O'clock 3t5 Broadway nearly opposite tbs
Tabernacle
Rlcu FA~cV GoOOs French, Chinz, Cut Glass and Sill
YER Plated Ware-R {. KEMP viii sell At auction, ~
above large and beautiful collection OF reh or"snents
and useful house keeping articles aud fancy Goods via el
cgan napier msehe tea ays and isncy tables iolad with
pa.h and entirely patterns, silver plated tea sets
frau silver mounted casters, rich porcelain yAses co
osne. and ornaments, Bohemian glass ware hussh hrt
ANNA wsre Dxons make steel ire SETS bronked hat ana
umbrella stands gothic tea usys
Also large invoice OF rich cut glass ware, via tanl
bes wines. toilet bottles eesnters. &c. &c worthy the
attention Of the trade.
Also several large invoices OF rich fancy soods comprs
ipg a good assortment
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BOOK TRADE.
HARPER & BROTHERS

- WfnNFsnkY.
IhE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
Volume hlslin aiIt ~ 81
fDHE bE>I AND MOST COMPLETELY illustrated
Il historical wlTs ever ssned from A. American press
There Il almost sod education enclosed q fs covers
and what am-st ~ valuable there . ttat n which ir-
spires permanent taste Tor socd fssdi8s IN y SUI.
o. THr4sOtY.
OUTLINES OF GEM RAJ HISTORY.
ln The foru Of Question ard Answer trsErel the
dson and The review of Of Histories. Reading
1f e. s FAESEs,
Author q Ads % English Composition &C
limo sheep. .
To defxl % tbs = - az The 81 b-fstam Tor
~ Historical rs1-us which may De either sPun-
tsne3usiY systematically gred Ia word 20 pEes pc
Panorsuie view Of history giving 10 outlines IN al sb
brevissd Invested of minor and tedious cetaif ard
thus inspire love Of the study The work . equally
adapted % schools families, the private student
o. FRIDsY
THE BOYS WINTER BOOK.
Descriptive q the Season is ports ard Pasrres, Sc
Embellisheo by Numerous exquisite Engfavlngs
HY THOMAS NILLER
Muslin Elf, 70 cents fancy paper cover. 81 cents.
Ga his themes nobody surpass author ana
in this instance be hss very successfully adapted them %
the capacities addressed lie changes sub 20 sub
ect with varying effect but stall Nature, and
plee with instructive facts and remarks which aford
lasting INTEL geEes, and Poiut many useful and improving
morals. Literary Gazette.
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FINE WATCHHS.

- THE suBsCRlBER 10 selling all descriptions
- Of tns Gold and silver Watches and Jewslry, II
retail lower than any other house in the city
Al ~sches warranted 70 sesp scod time tho money
turned. Watches and jswelry exchanged.
Watches repaired In the best mach tia
the usual pnces Gold watches low ~ 10 10 sscb
0Eo. C. ALLEN Importer Of Watches
AID Jswelry, wholesale snd rseail 81 WdIst
sif 3-uiss <0fsev william - ~ Sesrs
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sALEs OF REAL ESTATE.

ByA j Bteose-2 lot. on severtssnihs near sixth
avenue together With unfashtd building Intended for
a church. each p by % 81 200
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WIN. II. JONES.
roots AND sHOEB.-By j. ID. lN0EksoLL
DCO-store III Pearlst-On Wednesday Dsesmbs, !
10 O'clock SOC boots shoes and bossns suitable
for the Southern, Western and city trsAs.
ALSO, 20 cases mems and womso's figured rubbsss
Also, 50 cases ~omen's plain ubbers
Also, ~ cases meu'- metallic rubbers
Also, ~ cases womeD's metallic rubbers
Also. 80 cases boys dip and thch boots
Also, IS cases women $ and misses pegfsd boots.
Also 10 cases mems calf se~ed water proof boots nD
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RcAAkps, Asssosser.
by RANGE, .ICHAkDs a Plat, Sur. zoe
Ii srosissy.,LlssFs. ssss advances made On soasss.
men" '' WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dec
ElEeASr EsstfsH BooKs-An extensive ace rieh col
i,-ten ., London books emertcns ne edioss Of stss
tn. astho. pictorial works books Of scenery and sznA-
Ard L's''l FRIDAY EVENING. Dee. 10
~. - 49,. and y.laable collection Of saat-
40 .ad u,,eeaneeIs books juveniles snsss ssiioa-
ely, Se-
10y y. COLr0N, As.noa .aa cSe,ni'sss hsI.
ias removed lAs sAovs aamse large rooms so~ pre-
psisS . receive al lisds Of cssfost rsrnissr., pI,
.sprOs 20 ser Friv.ts sss ssstios
10 nj is ssstlsmsas with he ssss prem ptse~ hswib
..S sey, ! Pf..'5.ss Outdoor sAss "a any paw % y"
TUESDAY. Dec
At ios O'clock ~ the Assertion Room
NV AND sscosnEsSD FrsSrrcss.-An sssorsnsnt
sting soss chairs tables old beds,esds GAss ke
Al.o large .'ostment Of sry sOees. comprising the
Also qa.ptit, Of nas and sAtins
Ai''' carpets 1s,,,Sx ss sy n.
Az 10, oelocs sts7 west Nin-esnth-st es,~sss ssth
snd seventh sseuaes
S.,xo. f;xecysIr, &c The .tcct and tztures Of 70
Al. grocery consisting Of sugsrs tsas. lamp OIL vinesS,
scars caristss and weights store c1ocs hsnsns
40 he ease Of the store for foar ave years re-
qtifed. 80, 49, -.
BY rbou Load ~ PSilaa.phls they are Of superior
t5oeh tone on.h ,nS e9as In every respect 70 .ny
Instrument ais IN the TcrcneScs wiz t'~oise
full funsay fon the ,Aer, and are invited 70 examine
them. they VIII not saser In cor 7ansot
With any instrument msi-. Prices moderate Also, ons
Splendid harp, 10 ACE order
n CHAMBERLAIN UCTioNEEk-Stors No
-. Spvce-st-Libsfsl advances made on Goods Goa
cred or private sale, 70 be sd 81 suction. osdosf
sales carefully attended 10, and respectfully sonsitst
THIS DAY, ,Tsssd.yJ Dee. T.
At 10 o'clock, A. Sprucs-sL
AuNtNisrsAroK's sALE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, he
comprising great variety Of musical Instruments Of al
kinds.
Also. . large quantity Of sheet music
Also three sersphines, snd one piancfoEte
Also one harp. Ia good order
n B.-(staogues ready to-day.
Al lot o'clock at the Atlsntc Dock, Brooklyn
MoSrcAGe SALE OF the canal boat Florida BY order Of
Geo ". Niles. Aft,rusy for Nortssgss
THURSDAY, Dee.
Al 10 o'clock ~ Spruce street
PrNlfC ArNNIsraAToRs SALE, &c &C being the effects
Of the foiovirg ntestA-s John Young John Caeou
Hams Will. Rect. =. { Tenbrink, Peter Grady scd
Thomas Hcrmsa-c comprising a general assortment Of
weaving apparel trunks chests watches, Jswelry, lie
guns pistols fishing tackle, sleigh, harness buffalo robe
aud bells.
Aso At tbe same time ard place horses. aud
harness o block and ropes Ac Ac being the effects Of
. the lafe Andre~ poiber, deceased
Also az Il O'clock the bassce Of law books esonsias 20
the late David Gfeis deceased which may 10 examined
a. the suction room previous 10 sale. oy order OF
JAS. :. ThAyEh, Public Ada'r
Also lot second baud furniture TIN ware. hardware
sAd cutlery.A about 5000 feet yeneers
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4 vegetable food light psats5le ana nutritious
Satisfactory re.srsnces really " several bun
dred persons II dnc1l, whose reports 0i The ErVaen
"a inconlestb.y estsbsl 10 rapf agrsea5f, and
tai5e remedy for Constipation dyspepsia and the piles
As diststc ingaids aat daily food for infants
and children NIL be found 10 s7uni ~ hghe5f srPse
tafi5Af
T. be had e. the N4t01sl Depot u Warrior Of Pans
OF Alexander McC0tter Co. lslccess0Is % Hammond
Col A. he drug and .hsmcsi store. ~ bfOsfwy trofu
east corner OF Broadway and Chambers q doors sin
al Stewart. new marble 5gdngJ Ine Treatise on Con
stioaton and IL Cre, BY 81 WASToS o. rars. sso ,o'
sale. Price p cents. a. isln- 49,.
EXTRA NEW BULL'D BUCKWHEAT.-Ihe
II gncd prepared % fecess iyI -sT
hsTd Bacxwhea nesfy pack Cd IN barrels nal baffe,
knth znd quarter barrels ic 10 Dazs - Ahe = po1nas
- ,srfaa.sd wsz free rom sf4 an1 e4-a! 10 qu1ty
ID .uv fg market Orders rom ne 5o1tn IA Last a.
-y,isd In city reference, al meet with prompt
.,tr-, - ~ j. T. K J. O FROST "a Front-st
door below Psck-.iip
g,e.t o.t Meal GlshAln Flour white snd yeuo~ Indian
49, ~. family s1d B-xsIs Flour IL al sized psckafes
sd 49, -ll <nli--Sds
lack FROST keDt OCT Of eoors for 81 eelts-We
j I've received Of Anless Dafent au els-
nc Doors prnEs Ilsse Door-Spnngs plain 5auds 0g
Inds-r8bber aid 4nswe better purpose than the mos,
.stc stesl or brass spring They not liable 70 get
u order they Affected b. the s.osphers Ead
b tazeG OF IsQ placed when Necessary. For
sac By JOIN Oh , J. Blown w, Z Co co.
TABLE AND TEA sPOONs-g ftsEais ) ,oc4s
iss-sip y lHal LgCIys aAAT, late xesIanaA Hart
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20 SURGEON DENTISTS.

MEETING Of the New-fork state Society Of Surgeon
ADenrsts will be held a. the College OF Pharmacy, All
Brosawsy oa Tuesday, 18th inst Z P X P1nctgsl
attendance = requested. By rider o. the Society
d II 4. II. 81 khAS,
DIRE AND BURGLARs1ALARn.- For giving
azrra % the o. house 10 case " accidental
f. or feoulogs entrance II b. applied % buildings
80. exDeuse and u certain ia It's effects The public
20 see them attached buildings and rs operation u
he Fraaknsqgsre Hotel SO PesTlst also a. tie Office
f ne scientific American Buildings 2s FIltonst where
al orders eft vii be promptly attended u 81 81
,TAKCH.-SeveBssea easks potato starch satabie Tor
- nsnulac ture err. just revived znd IN sale By
"A 6tis' fELNEkIONS FELLOWS, % Weter-st
rANDELABRA AND GIRANDOLEs-Gilt,s al
- and bronzed for mattel ornaments, uiaauiac
.ur-d and for sale, " hOl.sss ana retail By
no DtErL, BROTHER co. $50 WuhAm-st
.,TEAM-POWER TO LET.-Weil-lis htsa r0ozls
Apply 70 DIETL, BkOTHAR CO. ls3 Nilliln-st-
ll1
DIAPER sHADEs-A large as-ortment o. paper
shades received ana fer sale, Wholesse anc retail
~ luS0l DIETZ BROTHER co 10 WLIl1-n-s q
SOFAS And TETk-A-TETEs-A large Ass 90
- sr.kle stuck Of the bes material ard
for sale By ln2sl J. W sOUIHACh - oroea- y
ItT.IC STOOLS. uoakozany aid rossTocd, YAsie-
-, - d P''''f1' W. soUfEACK, ~ Broadway.
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CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, sc.

AT DEyLINs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTH
ING WAREHOUSE,
No 81 JOsS-sr Goa OF NASSAU,
tlTILL BE FOUND the largest and most elegant soch
w Of WINTER CLOTHING In the city. compristr
1900 garments in part - follows -. A.
Pilot Li0nssiB and Fssrnought Ovsrcosn nom ~ 70 ~
Super Canada Cloth and Asphsitum do 70 ~
Brown, oliys snd bsck Cloth DO 10 II.
Black brown and olive Cloth Sacks, 10 10.
Black Dress Coats and frock Goats, TO 10
Cashmere, Cloth, &C. Pants, 10
Vests In al variety, %
Also over 1000 pieces Cloths Beavers Twssds, Pnots.
Ca.smeres vestngs NC nc. 70 nake 10 order In Hys
passed any city the Union and all on the ehssv
$50 CASH EXCLUSIVELY
nil 1mzsOdD NV DANIEL DtSLiN
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Law Courts.

INITVD STATES CIRCUIT COURr-bofutc Jluges Nell
90 aud Bslts-ln the OF John y. Emerson We HoSg
! Dslarsaler relative - the patent Tor Propeller,
e. Court directed stay OF proceedings pending tho
sut of error, provided defendants pay tue amount In
ut 10 % invested on oserest to abide the event and
40 pay the Marshsls ices, &c. OF the tdal.
An order was made Ia the order OF Charles b. P1sots
sanc guilty Of opening ltter &C 10 give 0sl Ia tho
am OF $500, pending the decision OF the Court as 10
sbeher his case comes within the POs Once law or not
SUPERIOR CouHr- Before Chief Justice Oakley
bia g. Smsabrry adm Of ne estdie u C@afts u Saed
an Va Biliafa H. StMps04-Csse Waich was tiiea DC
Aro 10 recover nots Tor Sl29l, orawn oy T. NheON
endorsed ty defendant iho ssid noio win a1otner
W 1901 not endorsed by Mr.. : having Deem gwen 10
siesse al attachment against property OF Mr. ni1uo-
~ OF Connecticut The defence Il that ms noi. ~e'
cared b. Mr Wilcox. after Mr. ;. had endorsed L. from
10 Jan L. snd also tbs Mr. W. altered II sitor thsa
cen endorsed by Nc Whlitlcsey BY sooios payable
glhs Fulton BANK. 10 ~ this II Was cOniendeg
r4 II - altered II was by authority OF kD0elocge OF
H. : Verdict for psipun IN amount and interest
fsf usiusif M6ssrs Gerard aud Pisu for defendant
W. ;. B0swCrtn
covHr OF COMMON PLEAS-BsioEe Judge Day
VA !ackey vs. J9ks J. y. Besiercelt sAerlf .-ActOu
oiuov.r 10 recover the value Of qusntiy OF nsaosa-
ny yenetIs taken execution 81 mo sswull OF d..
CasabeTL sna execution against him. o1' claimed as
belonging u Mr. A. already referred Io-'efoiet fos
pxEud sou
seiore Judge Iosiahsm -Bvri . keese vs. J'e7'eA
HnAkiss & 6Acuon Of rover ~ recover the 'si1e o
iTonoses. To DO concluded this forenoon
cIRcvIr corsr-TWc Courts openei, ooe before
Jssse Ecmonds which adjourned tai lex' NonasJ
Thea only hear without Jury and siseI~sfu
before Judge Grey bat nothing was ready aud ne 'oat
edloaTLoa u this forenoon.
wo0Dwokrns FLAMING MACHINE --CIRoUir CoVAl
ONrsp STArKs-J0AH Gsssoa We. Dams. baynHhs ana
Dsasl L. Beas-D seeu oer >. io47 before tits hou
!usece Seis0n-The complainant moved tor al iplunc-
ue- ior Infringement VI W0Oa.ortbs Patent Plan
ing Machine. Inc defendant showed that be used \
~ .sf kaoo Wheel Instead OF Wooo@orths Cy hinder
4ee esfsIdsns nseaiAe ~ss IN 81 respects Ike Welss
nsca1s (saea had bec1 before enjJre1) except thst
te s1s-l at right angles axis tug Toe sp
"OO4xO<gn's mschluo. Inc defendants iosisted thsi
ineir usc lno was not all hiring Judge Nelson
ieened 10 believe lhsl Wheel ior Plsnng involved
No pn1clyle Of The Wootworta machine because, 81
Aeash Tie vlesl placed tho rignt angle OF Is
axis, Yet lbo frame uPon which The board D. pSDcd
nsssa xaryod bont outward from yoios VI
oPessusc oi TIE whss and ths eesSd secured IN s
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yolrNG,. sTRAW HAT

49,. YOUNG,s STRAW HAT Mansfsctory, -
6tXl Bowery, between Hester and Grand as,-The pro-
prietor OF above establishment has now On hsad
WI usual handsome assortment Of strsw Ecods sno
kinds OF Hats such satin velvet ssitsois 20 ~
,es.on sot 10 me best amer Of bsss osssriss
with ribbons flowers and festhsrsi and Amoss every y"
Gle in the line that 10 desirsbs Of moderate phess
On lawIfnislu.S
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Arca ,neer
DY JAMES NJ. MIl.LER-Store mo. IS hHdss

CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, Auce ,neer
by JAMES NJ. MIll.ER-store mo- IS hsides
- lane, neat door 10 No Lbsryst
TUESDAY, Dec. 7,
At ioi O'Clock, az store rs Msiden-isne
Doors SHoEs AND BsO6ANs.--l,oo0 cases boots shoes
and brosans consisting OF every variety suitable ot tho
southern Western aud city trade Sale positive.
WEDNESDAY, Dec.
At 70 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
VIII be cold undsr the direction Of Philo I. Ru(sss,
Master In Chancery- All thstlot Of ground in the sixth
Ward known 81 Mots being y feet front by 70 feet
deep, more less.
THURSDAY, Dec. a,
Atl0 o'clock at the store VI Thomas Small, Feuyst
soLE LEArHER5Ooo sides hemock tanned sole lsaiheI
900 sides OAK tanned sole leather with other articles In
the line
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I'M Z c Il,s & - NitNsrRsls.

Ths Oldest esiab i-hed Band lao the United States 2
Christy. O ~ Chrsty r. Pierce, }. Rayucr g Abbott
and T. Vaughn whose original and inimtsble Concerts
are nightly honofsd with crowded 40 highly respectable
audiences .nd universally admitted 20 excel every amese
! meat of similar chsll-tsr offered in fhis city
Admission - cents, Children under I'D years hall price
Doors open III. Concert vii commence At O'Clock
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~ Ex-Pfesident Tyler recently came to this
city sud stayed all night yet Of citizens would
have known Of hs being here but for the publication Of
toe lists Of arrivals the hotels ia the newspapers We
are told that be neither called nor taken BY the
bsu8by solitary Individual 10 the city lie went from
here % Frankfort aud the Frsnkfor, editors did not
hear Of hs being there until come time after bis
departure. Louisville Jour.
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cLoAKS! CLOAKS!!

n nnnLADIES AND NIs5E5 Llosks, fTOm y %
Z,OOUsfO e.ch consisting Of Chinese Polka, and the
latest French styles Trimmed and msds In the most beau
tful manner sud will be sold less THAI any lady can buy
The mssrl Please call and examine al the large Clock
Warehouse, 20 Catharine-st- near Chatham.
,,n QssI.. EDWARD WAMsLEY.
Is. At PRIVATE ~ALE-Sine gore Lots on III:
- Seventh avenues -
Also. three Lo,s on north side OF Fifty sIthst
Also four lo. on side Of Seventh svenae between
Finy-sixth and FINS. seventh sts
20 ons ot 90 sorth SIDE Of Fifty fhst between Sixth
and Seventh avenues
Ffg.scvsnth snd Fffy-e1bth SITS FOR terns he apply
" A J BLEECkEk, AaetioDeer. Brosd-st div
a. A LARGE SALOON, elegantly htted ap for day
he or evening exhbifi,ns parties, Lectures he Of re-
spec ABLE character, may be obtained iof any length
Of tine on application TO Nj. PARKER, Of Tsmmsny
Hall AZ II.
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RuRnHAM 4 CO,

an HkTarERs rs Yultonst one door below kssssa 81.
ALI n Y are now ready to supply their eustomsu end
All Who nssy favor them with call With hau Of
b, own oannfsctare which for beauty Of fnish style Of
trimuing- durability and sxosrse low prices, they feel
oofaeu 10 sssrtn cannot b surpassed in ANY other
i.bli,hr1ent IN this city slb 5niTuTh6S
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~ Wafer Cure.-Dr. Trail receives inyalidsat bis
and commodious establishment, ID Lsishst Every
cement has been made the comfort and rapid pro-
gr Of patients during the Winter which season re-
cogeries always be speedily effected. dl wis'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EW-YOHK.

aISiAruaK ALmANAc-.-.-.THIs DAY.
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MEChANiCs' HALL
40 BROADWAY, between Grand aud Broom-
= = srs-Open every night unebsed success crowd
ed nightly with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

SUB TREASURY OPERATloS.-The Sub-Treasery
In this city vas repenished yesterday. By the reception
OF about s31OCOO from the Sub Treasury a. Chicago.
Ills very pretty sum and required only eight ten
persons 10 guard Il on the route OF course Il cost
nothing TO pay them for the time loyednoihng for
trsnsporOn-snd risk incurred sf loss BY land
or water. 81. Louis Rep Nov. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-07

ciEcuIr corsr.-Twc Courts opened, ooe before
Jsase Ecmouds which adjourned tlil IeAi NonasJ
Thea only 70 causes without jury snd sisefwsa
before Judge Grey nothing ready aud TIE Coaf
sdioafLoa u this forenoon.
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CONSTELLATION Costivene.s

~ Of Whatever stand lns % presidency, permane
cur-a without the al n medicine, 10 Jec1cs or bath
WARTON'S ERVALENTA
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TABLE AND TEA sPODNs-s itsEa.s ) ,ocAs
,Asisy Il rsos msaziAsgrsd nd l0r sac st Brrl,
isssiD, 81 ilal LgcIys aAAT, late sssraGaA Hart.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-09
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
SUMPTION,

r OUIS FONTAIN, jr., partner of the firm OF
IL Fentain s. Son, Chemists and Prescription.
lists to the Royal University Paris, has established
at Washington city, ID. c., depot for the sale Of
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. g. Elliotl's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they offer
to the American public as aniidofe for Com
sumption in its e'anced well as incpient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay, it not only soothes and quiets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathsing organs, to natural and heal
Thy action Accompanying each package are gen
era instructions and directions ranslated for its
use adapted to all cases. and if strictly followed,
will not fail, in every instance-ifthe lungs are
not wholly consumed--of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure TO atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
! Price, eight Francs.
IPFor the information of persons residing in
the interior; any part ofthe government-7he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported d-
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he is adj
yised by officers Of the Post Office Department. to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves Of the remedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.