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sASDss SARsPARILLA This medicine 10 constsady
performing almost Incredible cures Of diseases sss
from impurities Of the hood The uniortunFs yictm Of
hereditary disease with swollen glands contracted snsx,
and bones half carous has been restored to health eel
vigor The scrofdous patient, covered with alceu
losthsome himself and to his Attendant has been made
Whole. Hundreds Of person. who have grosned hope
lessy for years under culsneous AMI ganduls dsode
chroac rheumatism, and many other compsnis spirgss
from dsrsngem OF the .eoreyo organ. and The esrc-
lsrion have been rsised, IL WERE nom tho ses Of do
ease and now with egeners,ed constitutions gladly
fy to the efficacy of this ine.iimabed preparation Tie
testimony OF those who have boen cured by lis nse via
their residences has been Published from time to Time nd
were 1t desirable, mass Of the most overwhelming ua
mony could be brosght forward proving concusJ
It's inesumable value.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, BY BAD
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner OF WI
liarnsl 21s Broadway, aud II East Broadway, NJ YaL
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the unhsa
sssss Prices per oo,,ls or .lI bottle. Tor g.
cYPULMosAsY CossUNPrlos, from lie having almost a.
ways bafed the skfal medical treatment has very
instly been ters-~s tfIe .. ~sss--r-- -
,,, within few yesrs beer generally consiso Cd wesfs
BIZ. although many meu of the highest sts3dIns' snoos
whom wa may mention Lasnnss and bis friend has't-eon
distinguished authors that this much dreaded s~
eass may DO cured In lie advanced stages, wnsnue
lungs are not com petey dsorsanrsd. The remedy ~hs
wa now offer wisisrs Balkan OF Wild Cherry for As
cure Of this disease, not only enansies from rsug
Physicisn hut has also been well tested In all The con
plants for which IL 10 recommended IL Is not my nsr
ton therefore, either to cloak In mystery 10 vg
deceive the public by overraiRg It's virtues Tho coo
uny, shall simply endesvor TO give brief staemenia
its usefulness and falsr myself that lie surprising ec
will enable me 10 furnish such proofs Of s virtues 80 v
satisfy tho most increduous Than Consumption may Ed
CAN BE CURED ifihs medicine bs re.orted In tine
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on The wrsppe
For sale by A b. l. 8. SANDS, Druggists, 100 fuior3
corner Of William, agents Of this cityj sso at rs Bfosc
way, and II East Broadway and by Druggists geaerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-12

CoURr COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge DAILY
John Rocker vs.. r C0l,on and c Chambylaia-A plano
purchased by M r. about years ago at Cotton
g. ChsmberlaiDs auction room. repleyined by Mr
Howell, who claimed 10 own H. The piano forte bad
been sent 10 C. Cs auction by officer Mills who took
II under execution OF the writ OF Beach Miller at
the residence of Justus ID Miller, In East Broadway at
q time when there was about 10 be a sale. There were
piano fortes the premises and Mr. Howell claim
ed that the taken belonged 10 him having to
Mr. Mlers 20 be sold with the furniture Mr. Rocket
gave s72 for the piano forte In the repevin suit
diet given sganst him He now brings action sgsins,
tho spctoneer about tlc6 taxed costs and
tho amount tor the piano forte contendiDg that the
messrs Cotton Chamberlain requested him TO defend
the repleyin suit which denied The Jury gave In
favor of plaintiff for e72 the value Of the piano forte
and the costs Of suit amounting In all, 10 s25l "a
With the costs Of this suit IL viii be- probably near
t400 For plaintiff Mr.. Townsend and Mr. Smith for
defendants, Mr.. n. B. Blunt.
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Supreme Court Judges.


RioHp P. MARviN, SETH +. SILL.
Now Circui, Jadges
Locos in italics. The exact result in the IVth
With and With Districts is no, known. bu. the
above Is probably correct
W"PAYSE's USIvERsUs, OR PIoroRIAL
woIp;7 Nos. Is and Il Of this valuable work have
jasI been received from the London Publishers by TIE
American Agent 4. 7. Shannon rs Nassau ST. Their
reception has eeen unAvoidsoly delayed for some
weeks owing 10 somebody's mismsnsgemens--uo; the
AgeurS Each part contains Fonr beautiful S,ee. Ia
cravings from plates engraved expressly for this
WORK they are calculated 10 create q great demand
alive As the public are for zoe works Of Ar Among
the Ensrssogs in TIE Parts before portraits Of
cHAKLxs l. and PHrSeK STEPHEN. Grand Duke Of Aus
trs-,ogeiher with Chinese. German, Aihensn and
Miscellaneous Views, all finely executed
Prom the same Publisher ws have received he
latest imported Parts Of the English edition OF PArNEs
lLLusTRArsp LoNDoS" each containing Ten highly
noished Views Of the British Metropolis. sad its Env
roas the majority Of them large. Th's Is work well
worthy an extensive circulation. fornibs handsome
ornament to the table and Interesting Also an
evidence Of the high eminence - which AhAs attained
TIE ISHERIrAScE"-Tnis novel has Just been
published BY the HEper In two PArts, Al twenty ave
cents each.
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CourtCalendar.

June II, lsi7

surERioa CouRr-MoadAy Z. g. il. ~ is, is,
60 %, 26, %, 80, "a, 81, 80.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Befsre Judge Oskley-CAaries
Oakley vs. Hopiand s Aspiaoauln this case. (beog u
recover Of John w. Baker, Of Trinidad Cuba lar re
sum already referred to-, the summing up was com.
menced Mr. Blaichford addressing the Jury for De.
fendant and Mr. Hastings for plaintiff. Messrs Hall
and Spencer will close.
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COURT OF SEssIONs-James A. Par and VII.
Lam Leming alias Lyman, alias Lemon. indicted for
grand larceny In having the ooh OF April stolen
vessel worth $3.50 from John stllwel, were put upon
their trial The Jury found verdict OF not guilty
George Thompson Indicted for grand larceny with
Mary Simpson and Matthew Baron, who have been con
yc,ed in having the 10Th Of April stolen 500 from
James w. Bennett) was placed upon bis trial The
Jury rendered verdict Of not guilty. The Court then
adjourned until this morning a, II o'clock.
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~ The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad
Company for the month Of Msy were sll52i %, being
an increase Of $500 81 on the month Of last year
FnnAl b forty Two per cent
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Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Gov. LEVI LINooLS. Worcester Mass.
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Legislative Proceedings.


SENATE.
The Senate in executive session. confirmed the nomi-
nations Of Deodatus Wright Recorder Of Albany, and
Lewis Sandford Judge Of the Superior Court of New
York.
The Usury Bill was passed over
The Senate is discussing in committee Of the
whole, the par redemption bill
The par redemption bill not Opposed Of ~-,
Nothing else of interest transpiired prior to adjourn
ment.
ASSEMBLY.
Petition Of Oneida Bank for par redemptions In New
York
Mr.. BAscoM brought in bill to reduce fare rail-
ways from the Hudson River to Lake Erie cents per
mile.
Mr. RUTHERF0Rp offered Q resolution instructing the
Judiciary Committee to report the bill for the election
In the city Of New York. of Judges and Clerks in Ward
Courts Special Justices Recorder Surrogate and such
other officers may be deemed expedient Laid the
table by Carpenters resolution by Rutherford adopted
calling committee toreport the proprety Of elect
ing the Chief Of Police in New York.
The bill to consolidate the w. s. deposite fund and
school fund.- and to reduce the number Of
commits sioners, passed In committee Of the whole
The General Lien Law then taken up In committee,
and the question was disposed Of Adjourned.
Ex-President Van Buren, is here.
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Died.

On the 18th inst at the residence Of her son. (Aex-
ander Underhill) ELIZABETH relict Of Caleb Underhi
Last Brooklyn, In the 74th year of her age.
Her remains will be conveyed by the Harlem Railroad,
at O'Clock this morning to her late residence, in West
chester county, for interment
ON Monday morning, 18th inst. THOMAS A. KEMpIs.
son Of Peter and Ellen Murray aged months and IS
days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend The funeral Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock
without further notice from tho residence Of his father
80 Maiden Lane.
At New Orleans. on the 4th inst, Mr. ARCHIBALD L.
DEv aged "a, son Of Anthony Dey Esq of this city
Ssme day, PETER McNAnE, l6-county Longford; PET
RYAN. 20 of Parish Tuam, county Galway, Ireland.
AT HUDSON N. Z, on the 10th inst, JAMES WILLIAM,
on OF James II, and Sarah T. Harley aged months and
IL days.
On Sunday morning, l2th inst infant son of G. A.
and Ihalia Macfarren aged nine months.
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TO TEX y
LATEST MOMENT.
II K l. r q IL A HIC.
TELE q IL APHIC.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS
FROM THE
Rio Grande to Vera Cruz.
&C., &c, DC.

PETERSBURG, Sept. Is, l947
The steamer Telegraph, from the Brazo has arrived
ut New Orleans She sailed thence tho arst instant
She brings copies of the Matamorss Feg ofthe 2sh ut
General Taylor has issued orders from Government,
Withdrawing all the troops from his column that can
safely be spared. II created asensation.
The Ohio and Indiana regiments under Gen. Lane.
left on the l3th and the regiment
Cushing was ordered Brssos Island there to embark
immediately for Vera Cruz Dsas battery will accom-
pany Gen. Cushing
Hays Texan Rangers embark for the same dsstina-
ton.
Cen Taylor will then have remaining, between Bra :
EOS and Buena Vista, 1858 men
Gen. Taylor has with him, at the Walnut Springs,
only Fauntieroys Dragons and Capt Braggs battery
A letter from Capt John Butler, says he arrived 1t
Camargo with a train, the 18TH reported to Gen.
Hopping and was ordered thence to Mier.
letter from Ceralvo, mentions the safety OF Baylor
and his detachment, which IL supposed had bsen
cut of Their escape miraculous thirty were at
tackled and captured by Mexicans near Ceralvo. Gen
Lane was enough to fall In with them, routed
the captor took many mules and other property, and
recaptured the prisoners.
Farther accounts given of attacks on trains.
some dozen in all.
Several deaths from yellow fever had occurred at
Brazos.
Capt Fairfax, OF the Virginia regiment, died at Sal.
tillo the l4th.
General Taylor intends visiting his family about the
first Of October.
Yellow Fever Mt New Orleans
The interments In New Orleans from yellow fever
during AZ hours, ending 9th instant l23 deaths
at the Charity Hospital, al.
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Married.

On Sunday evening the 18th inst, by the Rev j. Ad-
dson, CAREY x NJ ScHMID to ALTHEA, daughter Of En-
neat Keyser Esq all Of this city.
On Monday evening, 18th inst, In the Allen street
Nj church. by the Rev. B Creagh, Mr.. STEPHEN II.
KNAPP to Miss AMELIA A, daughter Of N. p Anderson,
Esq all Of this city
At Vera Cruz the evening of the 25th August, by
Lieut. Col Dixon S. Miles, Lieutenant Governor Of
Vera Cruz Mr. J. LEWIS Of Galveston Texas to Miss
GEoRsIASA McCoMB, Of New York.
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ALBANY, Sept. 13.
tlour-There was scarcely anything doing in -four
while quotations about the same Wheat no sales
Corn-The market was dull, and no sales Of moment
trauspred Oats Sales Of 1000 bushels made at
4ac Whiskry was inactive, and prices nominaIly the
same Provisions quiet. Receipts by canal during the
preceding % hours-Flour, 900 barrels, wheat 600
bushels; corn, is, 400 do. Vessels rather scarce.
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heavy, with downward trdsrsy, frd faiss tf sbt
1000 bushels Maryland White and yellow were made at
6sc. &C. whskey was dull at 27c In barrels Provi
sions no change, while sales limited Lard con-
tinued steady, and prime in good demand at full
prices. Rain held up TO. day
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,

IN the city and county Of New York, from the 4th day Of
September to tho 18th day of September, l8i7 -
Men. 70; Women "a; Boys, 10; Gnls. 70. Total SOL.
DISEASES
Ahscess. 3; Apopleyy 6; Aropha 2; Bleeding 3; Bleed
from la Il Burned calded Q; Casualties, Al Cholera
Sous 49, C5oup Il Debility o. bsllrium Trs%sns .; Da
chest D,owned S; Dysentery, SO; Epilepsy !; Fever
Fever Bilious 2; Fever Rsmitent q Fever Typhoid g. Fe
yer Typhu 81 Fever Nervous, Disease of Heart, l.;
"opng soDgh >; si'tua Inasmmatioe Of brain In
mari" of stomach a. Inflammation Of liver q nemps
u hilton, Msrasmus IS; Measles. q Old Age, s. Palsy,
cation Teeth'ns, 81 Ulce's, l; Worms, 4; Unknown
a. Age-um'er one year IS; TO yeas 49, 2 to 10.
" ~ 49, TO &c. g. 10 to o. 81 eat 70 100 unknown
City Inspectors Office, Sept IS. I8a7.
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BosToN. Sent. l3-P.N

oePts
Cotton-The market, on account Of the unfsvorable
news from the South respecting the prospects OF the
growing crops rmer, and sales Of 500 bales
made at full prices Flour-For good brands Western,
and fresh ground Genesse the market continued steady
aud sales of about 1000 bbs made at So go to So
Corn-There very little variation in prices and We
note sales OF 5000 bushels including sound mixed and
yellow, at 20 10 rs cts OasSales of 1000 bushels old
we're made at so cents Provisions were inactive, while
prices were nominally the Whiskey, no change
Freights inactive
photographic Correspondence Of Philadelphia Bulletin
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 10 Ia VI There are pa feet wa
Ter In the channel and rising Our weeks markets are
opening dull with change from Saturday In prices 30
that old quotations may be renewed.
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DIRK THEATRE.-Bores q; Pit 50 cents Gallery, Is
comedycf The IRISH AMBAssAD0R- Sir fstr,si o'p es
mo- Mf Col ms; Grand Duke Mr. Barry; Prince Rodoipn
bo,ti Lady Isabella, Mr.. g Jones now To ~ ,,,,
RENT-NloTan Rather, Mr. Collins; Mrs Conscience Mrs.
Vernon. .e, utos M arur NAM
Mr. prt,5oae w b. Chapman: Ms Petr'bone. Mrs Knight
Doors open at ocioch Performance VIII commence pre-
- L.. E.lfn
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X ANDY LANDlNG.Nnety hslf quarter. aud eighth
=. The eldc't1sishsd house landing per bark Aige
trn No. heio Fifty half ad quarter pipes Otard Dupuy
= Co Brandy pale md .olor.d Of dieent vnsges now
landing hadius from Bordeaux For sale the wharf
JOHN CASWELL & Co., 81 Front st
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JACOB q. PLATT. Aucuoneer.

THIS DAY 10 o. lock, at the Auction Room, % Plat
streeJacob - Patt will sell this day above In lots
suit the eeuuy s.ws the city trade ssnsIa ssscr
= 4. trace and OF chains Carolina hoes 90
also, mil saws woodscews butts and taoe hinges
Aso wrought nails long handle shntcls aud plate hinges
Also patent COPPER mills hide WHIPS &e Aisn, Bifming
nam heaNy and shelf rdware, vz.Sew York Bronze ham
die aud red aud yellow towe back curry combs; 1000 dozen
padloeks' Carpenters Imitation rim lochs, till locks. bed
screws IRON weights round jar TAPS short handle Try u.s.
ooarn wenfhes, shutters aud tags bt,ee aud bits
powder sns CHEST locks, hud Sc hso.w III which
the sale VIII commence hlndsos invoice OF o. ket aud
pen knves dozens aud invoice Of table kuiv. -nd a. s
ESQ part OF the stock of hardware house of many
Durable goods among Which casks Of ch,iu
bottom kettles aud blister casks and table
hinges raised pte and shutter bug- boz coffee mills black
ing American and English knob locks closet do parliament
hinges cloak pins, taper files. Sheffield handsaws mlsaws
patensconee mill iauce,s curry combs shutter bolts,
one Ca wood screws I'LL locks carpenters do fry pans.
coin weighs &c Also Tor whom may
the same having been damaged voyage ompo three
cases beads assorted cash Also German
fine combs knitting metal shaving oxes
INK stands steel pens tongs &c silver forks and
spoons bag clasps steel IRE irons silver pencil cases gold
pms waters and tea trays Also 10 English blister and
cast steel Also brass battery kettles Also mshemat' al
instruments and measuring Also casks well
sorted table knives and forks, sc.
Faiday 18th, 10 O'clock Sale of Fancy (}oods-lO
cut beads &c. sli itsis
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JACOB s. PLATT, Auctioseer
~ OLD JEWELRY AND FANCY GOIDs-JACOB
g. PLATT will sell this day, at the Auction Room, No
~ Patt street. during the Hardware sale
Cutlery and Fancy Goods aud IL o'clock 1850 10
French, and city made Gold Jewelry altogether valuable
assortment. sN lt'jc
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JACOB ). PLArT Auctioneer.
CaROLISA HOES, Trace and OK Cha,us Steel, &C.
~ JACOB 5. PLATT will sell this day, at 10 clock, at
the auction % Plat perempory cs,ks
line hoes 5cask aud chains 10 tons English blister
aud cast steel null saws wood snd many other
and desirable goods in the hardware line.
general assortment of BILE and pocket cutlery on
cards I'D in dozens.
B.-Reguar weekly ses OF crock.ry aud giasswar are in
the large sales room. or the auction lt.js
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ltl,SSoIs nND MICHIGAN CANAL. NOTICE.
to bond The sne tGoyemor French being the citv
can avail mseves toe benz fit f act for funding Ca
s .se OF ,1 10 s. J;h 0Bs. 80 whe
days Illinois ad Michigan Canal Bonds win be given for
enc AMI laeret Certificates for the interest
It's des he that the holders Of the Scrip should present
inc SANE without dea the operation Of funding will be
W. iaciiiaed ds<ng the stay Of the Governor in New
=" si4 iws ewh
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WIGS! WIGS i,.,sTkA GERS aud Cl!'zea. wishing
S"sy wSss hey ssn sss ss
from th. largest soek IN the United States There always
sxsy Rsiss:; <.
6iiiae Wig, Gopy II, ,dd,-,s s"a @tsre
IL d.ys. .v ss Co + asy aid sss
UNDER GAshSMaNTs-A large ssso,men, Of SILK Mer;-
AaATEs Gentlemen. ou,fitef al BIosdway ' cor a. Of
ess.s XII bss rh ys:$
az sssd ys,e es Of S,s.
SMIRrsLThs .ab;c.bsI would call the ton Of the
T wsaned %'as aSHT&
'easmens Furnishing SIRE 2 Broadway Park place
To ALoRs-Ihe Fall and Winter Fashion for 1897 and
81 c.ds, now P"s y AID ready for sale by Oliver
T Oliver la. removed No coUflan S s poaaw TO
is fGs'ss' S.% s I'd E'sfs.
,S PHILOSOPHERS" T"n'or' now complete 'ad ready for
IT nEssLHofF, TAlLOR NO 90 ANN STREET,
SPfsv q. to The late a,e at No is. Ann steet) would
sf pSse os ssasy N
%Ssh ' sssa 1 pulc %S 10;
% s W" aSs and
call IS solicited from those about making their selections
TIMEhY NOTICE TO 0hNTLEMEN.-As The Fall
and Winter Season: are ssas ~ ssn,smsn would
:Ss cleaned! dSsd altered s1a repaired
he
the fact From the satisfaction given 10 the public the subscr
Der induced aud determined follow the above branches
Notwithstanding all competitions, for having small
work for small proht, As such gentlemen win do well
call going esewhee No o. Murray
Washington az the Cheap Cash Tailoring establishment
a CORTISSOS, "a Murray street.
Clothes dyed warranted fast colors IS ittsm
nAGUERROTYPE Plates GASES, CHEMICALS.
~ Apparatus, g. Of superior quality, at lowest market
prices at ANTHONY'S National Daguerrean Depot,
2t7 Broadway, New York.
livery thing 10 the line constantly On hand.
nu2I 30tkm
vINIMOLATs SULPHUR BtTHs, No. 54T Pearl street,
a. near Broadway These Baths have been establlshsd
W The city, Thsy highly recommended by ts moat e
nsat for the cure of shsumssE salt eum ohro'
ZIG eemplsins, svptoas ofths skn, IL.
ssssasa vapss ss.hs Lss sivsa daily, ken Az 70
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- yeT OFtIcE, new, YORK, pember Il, ls47-Ths
ne iss SspeGber Her mails will close the Office We
be prepaid Boston Lei es of half an ounce or under
cepfs Rsd additional half ounc e 5 cests
sii ROBERT II MORRIS NJ
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&H!A nEWAkQ.-The above will be given o any
pe"r init will give such information as will lead to
s e'o,ery OF Of goods missing from ship 1t ila from
Hivrr m'.krd J. B. c. No.1A Apply Brown. others
y o, % = iii sl4 stem
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X "a ling at i48 chambers street. with very beautiiu
- out rocm whichs we'll flashed with marble msntes
rs pant attached also afront bedroom adj lining
MIN pAnry Single bedrooms second floor for
rooms being vacated this day. carly application is de-
s cd. '' Nf'~~'"' - w
Waiter wanted Ann IN
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F10C IN IO.T-CAUTION-Lost A Bank of
AS~ ~. Ireland Draft the Bapk Of Epga, d,
Nm Dsk inson amount fl02 los endorsed and
er ar" cautioned ganst negotating this draft $50
WI be pad ON the restora Of this aft with without
-s'ogs will be nsk ID - '''' - " '' sia
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D. ID. NASH, Auctioneer Store l39 Fulton street
ERENCH AND ENGLISH GAS FIxTURES.-Mou.
day Sept 40 10 o'clock 1879 Fulton stree,-A stock
of Gas Fixture. jus. imposd of the ls1e;. models finish
Of from two fifteen lights Of beautiful
style with patent SPRINGS Sc. Also, brackets pillars pen
harp and Tyre lights &c. Ths aboye stock be exam
are worthy the of dealers aud persons fitting gas
nftures sid 4tis~m
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4 "A GENTLEMAN and his wife want two three rooms
with private respectable family. until the st OF MAY
oae OF Them he cellar Kitchen Please address Box
changed xti
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PUwntL ON The EYE-Just Published, Popular
Treatise oa tbs EYE, its Diseases and their cure with
snyavings rules the selec ion Of spectace &c.
gener1liy. - ''
DR. Powell ate.d exclusively diseases Of the Eye and
Wsres 81 ee ~ "
Arnnc,sl Eyes ofsupsrior quality recently imported.
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fyhe.N TURTLE sQUP.-The Proprietor Of the Bank
- Con House No. Pine street. between Broadway aud
ssss woud respectfully nfom the lovers of Tu,t!e and
Iensihs that he has provided lot of the above
ep assa 1t bits which be will soups steaks fica
sets asd svory day this ek The lsrder fun shed
WITH AIT sdelieaciss CT the season Families supplied.
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Yellow Fever mt New Orleans.
The interments in New Orleans from yellow fever
during 4s hours, ending 9th instant laa deaths
at the Charity Hospital, IL.
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DUWEKf JHzArkk-A. w. JACKSON Manager
ID Ma. STEVENS SLsgc Manager.

NOTICE. To THE PUBLIC.
This Establishment closed ior the purpose OF re-
rlndeius the OF the house. and newly rsinng alo
decorating the Theatre throughout On rs feopenns the
aud alteration for beauty comfort aud rs
will hear favorable comparison with Theatre IN the
country The extensive patronage already bestowed on ire
house demands from him rxertion IN his power and ne
this Of the of the Bowery
Theatre thar he will every cndeayor TO merit contnu
Of the vos Literally bestowed on him. SINCE
the ction of the nresent edtfce s5tfrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

<yN. FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEs,..Th
k/a} Subscriber rs selling all descriptions Of tine Gold and
1EbA silver Watches AID Jsysly =, etll lover than Al
utner house In the city. All Wacs etfanird % KEEP got
time or The money returned. Watches and Jew,ly ,x-
changed Gold Watches low A. $50 20 s23 each Wtc %
and Jswsly rersifej W the hsS much less ti
usual prices, uhO. 4, ALiEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jswsry, Wholsxsls and Retail
Sil' Se<ssfc 81 Wall C<ses, eom~ william, w stsin,