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u T. SrEvErs Stage Managsr-Monday evening Aug 20.
wall be performed. thePlsy Of SLANDER-Herc Mrs Shaw
Lord Ahun ee Mr. fall; Walsingham. w Marshsll; Sir
Valentine Grey, G. w. Clarke; Sir William suon Belamy
10 conclude with the tragedy ofPIZARRO-RoIls Mr. w
Marshall; Aba Jordan 0lozembo, Bellsmy; High Priest
j. C. Dunn; Peruvian Boy Miss Barber Spaniards-Pxsrro
Mr. Stevens; Alonzo, Hall; Almagro. Tilton: Sentinel C.
Bu,ke.
Quarter TO 7; performances commence at halfpast
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ERR FOX SALE-WESl CHESTFN LAND.-TO gem
tlemen Of sites for country to market
of land for eardens and all persons
wishing location in the neighborlood Of New York.
Of land in the of Westcheser. within miles
of the City Halt with right Of passing Harlem Bridge
of toll offered private sale lots containing from
to so each The lands within Is minutes walk OF
the railroads front good roads, the neghborhood OF
schools and churches of different denominations the water
deTate Apply Gouyerneur Norris Morrsania Westches
Co.; Walter Rutherford, Counsellor 70 Nassau
New York au1R 30tN
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INK. FAWt ErrS CAKD.-l am u member 81 Il e koyal
- College Of Surgeons, the Jee College, rhia
delphia and graduated when the aneted Dr. George McCle
son, Calhoun MeCls.n, &e were professors there Ny
ished Of all the important private and deli
peculiar to both aud be coudenay Consulted in
books 81 each. am the only pc that perma
constt iona de in a
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sGA COUNTRY SEAT FOX SALE-That very de
e1 sabe residence in the beautiful village OF Kndehook
c lumba County, fitted up, and recently occupied BY
DIE ,ste eterJ Hoes ESQ., now offered for sale There
also The stables woodhouse
barn. all other convenient buildings The grounds
four acres we'll stocked with large Of
and ubbery all Of which have been from ce
property is now in The most perfect order in the Village is
Academy second in this State point Of chaace
apd standing For terms, &C.. apply to DAVID VAN
Setback, Esq. Undertook or
aus IN p. 8. HOES rs Wall
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I n PURSUANCE VI order OF the Surrogate vi the
County Of New York. notice hereby given TO all
having claims against Martin Meheos late Of the city Of
New York. grocer deceased to peseat the with the
vouchers hereof TO tie subscriber the Office OF James
Or dey, No 50 Nassau in the city Of New ork
before the 3st day Of January xDsted New York the
7tn day of July. l847. CATHARlNE MEHRTk Ms,
wi m DIM,
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- FOR SALE-The lease aud fixtures of a tavern aud
IN oyster establishment 428 West. If Hammond
LII The oly for selling out the proprietor IN bad
htaIh ru29 3t~c
n GENTLkME Ms II ATs-tALLN Lr--i.iGh 4,
AELAsTlC AND ELEGANT-AMI DON, 1T Broac-
way opposite Howard Hotel prepared frli she
fall style.
His improved black beavers particularly
coInbln all the above qualities His Moeskns usual
will be found of the first order
full supply OF Gents Youths and Childen Caps; also,
Army and Navy Caps of superior make AID finish.
ctis+rr
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nK: tnn,siIE's GALvANiS klNSS, bGLis,
~ BKACELETS, AND MAGNETIC FLUlD,-Strang-
informed that the only place New York
Obtain these celebrated ARTICLES genuine is .. ls2 Broadway
diseases the efficacy Of Chrses Galvanc articles
truly ui, aud great celebrity has caused then
he corneIieed bv needy who offer spurious and
worthless mutations which the public respectfully
guarded No drug New York will
be allowed sell Dr. Chrstes articles. The sole
elusive at hundred aud elghtywo Broadway.
ap30 7tsrc
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u! July 20, Creole, dc,
oil Roc hester. " Orleans; har-
Triumph, Reycraff, do July 3lst'
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sxperses Of holding tho ns proposcd which would DO
about two millions of dollars and quarter Der annum
One fort at the mouth Of ths river mother At Csmarro
and third at FL Passo. would be all that would
be necessary and Eve regiments could maintain the line
He not in favor oholdng this line permanently
subject to a treaty of peace He thought this policy
would incline Mexico to peace She would see We
undertaking only what we had strength to perform, and
were not attempting to destroy her national existence
Our policy should be to preserve Mexico independent
There IL mysterious connection between her fate and
ours Mr.. Calhoun then stated the objections and din
cues in the further prosecution OF the war towards the
city of Mexico As Mr. Csss's amendment he should
vote against IT, but would himself on Bsrrens
amendment until further developments.
Gen CAss then obtained the door. and the bill was
postponed until to morrow.
Another Committee of Conference ordered on the
Regiment BILL and Messrs Msngum, Dickinson and Niles
were appointed.
Adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
message was received from the President announc
that he had signed the bill providing for any nterss
falling due on the public debt
Mr.. DOUGLASS offered resolution expsllng James A
Houston the reporter Of the Unsn he having even.
ing published card ssumng in toto the responsibility
of the report in the Union Of Saturday.
After spirited debate the resolution rejected IL
to ISL.
The three million bill then taken up; the House
wentinto Committee OF the Whole and addressed
by Messrs. Cobb and Brodhead, in opposition to Viii.
nots proviso, and Mess. Dickson and Rahbun in favor
Of the proviso.
The Committee rose and bills reported to admit
Wisconsin into the Union and to amend the act pro-
vding for the same; for the organization Of Indian
departments granting bounty lands to such soldiers Of
the old 4h regiment United States Infantry served
during the last with Great Biitain for ascertain
ment Of the claims of American citizens for French spo
liatons-all these bills were read twice.
resolution adopted requesting the Secretary oil
State to communicate to the House any communication
received the present condition, productions trade and
Of the Oriental nations with which the United
st atss have not made treaties.
new committee of conference was appointed on the
ten regiment bill.
ruad
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
It &c Il K G RIA PHIC.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 9, IsA7.
Senate.

WAsHIroror, Feb. 9, Is47.
senate.
The bill to repeal the pilot laws was taken mn. and
siier speech from Mr. Dix In favor of It. laid over TIL
tomorrow.
Inc Revolutionary pension bill was passed.
The three million bill was taken up.
Mr. CALHovr spoke an hour in explanation OF his
views upon the war He was in favor of abandoning
all offensive operations, and establishing a line com
mencing OF the mouth Of the Rio Grande, thence up
the river to FL Pssso thence due wes. striking the Gulf
OIL Caihornia near Its head, and holding this line,
acuns altogether on the defensive. In addition. he
was or e"sps hing Custom Houses ct ports In
possession, and lsvyng modsts duties meet oil the
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pcan honhholdors has been appointed sate Trustee.
Under his supervision ana control ths have
every guaranty that the business Of the canal either in
the way Of construction operation, after completion,
will be conducted in the most judicious manner.
The spiIt Of internal improvement in Illinois il rapid
ly increasing but pleased TO that IL is con
hned entirely to private channels SO long con-
fined to these channels there is danger of public
earrassment The Western States have had enough Of
public Improvement public matters The public
credit has been ruined by endeavormg to promote the
extension OF these works, and trust they will be
hereafter left 10 privste enterprise
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Died.

Died.
AT East Brooklyn yesterday morning, 9th instant of
consumption, PHEBE A, wife Of Alexander UnderhilI,
aged % years.
Her remains will be conveyed by the Harlem Railroad
az clock on oh day the l2h instant the residence
OF H. M Underhil York town, Westchester county
lowing day. ~ ~ '-' ava
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend
On Monday, the 9Th instant, In BROOKLYN CECILIA
Au0UsrA vile Of l. B. Wymsn in the 8sd wear of her
age
The friends of the family invited 10 attic nd her fune.
raj this afternoons at az o'clock from ITO Henry street
Brooklyn. ''
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NAPOLEON.

MORE RELIEF ron IRELAND In pursuance to "a
call from the RI Rev. Bishop Fitzpatrick, large and
respectable meeting of the parishonars oil the Church
Of tho Holy Cross held last evening IN tue base
ment Of the church The meeting was called to order
by the venerable Thomas Murphy tbs RI Rev Bishop
appointment chairman, and Andrew Carney, treasu
rer ID was then decided to open list for subscriptions
forthwith Over three thousand dollars were subscribed
Boston Trdnseripf, FEB b.
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Married..

Married.
February 9Th, by the Rev. Lucius H. King Mr. As1E.
mis- RooERs. to Miss JANE FuRrEss, all Of this city
> On Monday evening, 9Th instant, by the Rev John
lowing Mr. CyRUs g. PAGE, to Miss MARY T.. HILL all
Of this city.
On Thursday evening" 4th inst by the Rev Mr. Bacon,
OF brooklyn JoHS Y. SULLIVAN RUSSELL, Esq 4h of
Peter RUSSELL Esq County Armagh Ireland ALICE I'd
daughter OF William Timm, Esq niece of Counsellor
O'Connell.
In tho city Of Lancaster Pa the Gath of January by
the Rev b Keenan,, Mr.: PHILIP WALLACE, to Miss MARY
ANN S.S scSIcH, all of that city.
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G.. b. CLARKE,

G. b. CLARKE.
Merchant Tailor, Il6 William street. Jelween John and
Fulton
/ BELIEVE my reputation Tailor Is TOO we'll esab-
lished to render for say what, by this
time, almost every body knows.
My Black French Cloth Dress Goats ads to order for
$50 Clover grades SIG aud Ss) be equaed Tor
less than $23 other places neither take give
profit. " '
White Harseies Vests Black Satin do always on hand
Afew well made and handsomely trimmed Sack Overcoats
are still left which will sell ranging in price
from $40 SIS IN iusc
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AUCTION NOTICES.

JACOB 3. PL ATT. Auctionesr.
ENGLTsH, GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
II Hard~sr md Cutlery Auction sale JACOB 8
PLATT viii sell THIS DAY 10 o'eloex. the Auction
Room No % Ps consi,tinE Of 800 casks and
aid Forks and cayer c.,L hand. mey assorted Pocket
800 cards Pocket and Penkuiye and Scissors Ksz,rs
Shears, &c., consisting of bern and Hunting
Knives, Congress knives l, 2. 8 blades
AIso- &c man aed +. ench goods.
Also-2oo Vioiax and Guitars with which the sale will
commence cases ivory Combs, Beads Rafting Pins bor
Buttons Filts 500 doc Soear Cases cases Snuff bore,
lead reeeils Porto u.s. Pockstbooks Wallets Fancy Boz
Dressing Combs, Guard Chsins Jewsharps fancy Knng
Pins 200 doz hair and cloth Brushes Sc &c
Also ton lron Wire, Bencn Screws Horse Cards Mails,
20 botes cut Tsek Sawsetts sngter 50 doz sheepshea
Bali Braces Ha Chains Fishhook Screwd,iyers Com,
passes back and Pruning Saws &c &C.
BI he attention Of country city dealers in
directed to this sac is peeptory and without
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R,CrD VAN DYKE Jun Auetionrcr
HARDWARE SALE OGIJE~ An

REED VAN DYKE, Jun Auctionrer
HARDWARE SALE BY CATALOGUE-VAN Mt
II WE'RE Fl NJ haying again associated themselves
uader the name c the old fm eversed) will sell this day
az 10 o'clock at their old established auction room No ls
water street. corner OF Pine credit OF months 200
deirsb good cgetner the ba ance cf The stock
the morning papers.
Gao logues ready. fin 1ts,rc
AUDUBON'S GREAT WORK Ar AUCTION.
III w; BOOL No. 81 Baltimore street, Baltimore Md .
will sell on Saturday morning, February 49, 1877 at 10
o'clock st Union Hall corner Trpoet Alley and Baltimore
Eias price $sco with a7 plates cooTed to ie~ons Of The
only cosies for sale in this Nes ReRstern co
vol complete, together with all the works ON agriculture
1armers chemistry &c rural spo'ts gunnng game
racing dogs boxing and the athletic
ond1@ editions-many of which imported 6v J. 8.
the use OF the distinguished Professor
OF the Colleges of this State The Medical department
instant.
Consignments receive and liberal advances made.
rs ttisStMW&F II. w. BOOL Gen 4 Aucr
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IMPORTANT DEoIsroN.-ln the case of "The
Overseer of the Poor Of the town of Coeymans vs.
charles Vesder who indicted for violation Of the
xcise law Judge Parker decided the law to be constu-
tiriT, may be regarded .; one Of great Importance
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Q, l847.
An immense and enthusiastic meeting took place this
evening at the Odd Fellows Hall for ths purpose of devil
sing means for afording relief to the suffering people Of
ireland.
The Hon. Geo NJ. Dallas was the President and the
Vice Presidents consisted Of member of Congress from
each Of the States and Territories Six Secretaries
chosen
committee was appointed, who retired to draft
buttons to secure relief
Mr. DALLAS delivered q brief but powerful address
The Committee returned and desired the Hon. Daniel
Webster to submit the resolutions prepared by him
Mr. WEBSTER prefaced the resolutions in q spirited
and eloquent manner. The resolutions recommend i'm.
mediate contributions throughout the Countrywide col
lec'ors of New York, Philadelphia and many other pa-
ces being appointed committee to receive and transmit
donations.
The Rev. Mr.. o Dewey, delivered All address, which
was adopted by the meeting
The Hon MI McClsy, II. Dale Owen, and j. j. Critten.
den followed with eloquent addresses after which the
meeting Adjourned.
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ALBANY, Feb. 0, Ie47.
Orders for -four were received hero to-day, from
New York and Boston, said to be limited to 50 sly
Forty thousand dollars in shares OF tho Hudson River
Railroad have been taken here
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The young men waiting for their commissions in tn
ten regiments at an expense here Of two or three dollars
per day. were comovted with another disappointment in
the refusal of the Senate concur In the report Of the
committee Of confsren the matters OF difference
between the two houses upon the bill. The Senate
sticks out against allowing the Pesen to sppont even
the company officers in the Of engress Inc
House promptly concurred in the report A. I'd we sup
pose tomorrow they WILL TO end the matter 'ncur in
the disagreement Of the Senate upon this single @ont
which will pass the BILL and give the President at on se
an opportunity to call up and organise his ten regiments
We can't exactly comprehend the drift of Col Benton,s
notice to day of bringing in bill for the orranza.
ton OF the ten regiments unless may upon the single
point Of etiquette Of having the oops provided or n
bill apart from the land bounes in spite of the passage
Of the original bill with the bounties in Old bullion
is queer old fellow, and will small matter ar
long, and as stouty, and as psrtinacously great
principle, II such small tier 10 only made an Issne
between himself and somebody else.
Your reporters report will show you that tho House
proceedings in the morning, on The question of John
Wenworths personal expanal eporters of
the Union were exceedingly rich, ending IN a commit.
tee OF i've to enquire into the affair, report
II they can make anything out Of It, We regret that Mr.
Bayly's amendment did not carry. as II would have
shown whether any member member mas or have
been guilty sending of under frank packages OF on
velopes and waste paper as Pub. Doc" The people
would scarcely believe some OF small transactions
with the psrqaistss OF their representatives unless cert,
fed to by committee, and we not there
FORE TO detail such instances the absence of an
Official inquest
The three millions we verify believe will 70 by the
board IN both houses persisted in II Wlmsts roviso
10 left out In the House. will probably be the death of
IT, ii inserted, the friends oil the alton pa-
eresHsnes, such rs Billy Wick aud others will unite
with the whole force OF the South and probably kill II
10 the Senate is now certsin that 1t stands no chance
Mr. Calhoun will carry o sufficient force OF the de-
mccrats TO unite with the wings in prostratipg n so that
we may consider the three million hill as good as dead.
which added to the prcjso the Lestenant General,
and the project Of tax tea and coffee makes three
dead horses already And this Ia what we cali prosecu
Ing the war with vigor.
NAPOLEON.
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TO TIL x


LATEST M0MENT.
TELEGRAPHIC.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
FROM MEXICO.
A DHsPHRATz CRISIS.
Confiscation of the Church Property,
OPPOSITION BY SANTA ANNA.
Tremendous Excitement among the
People.
Santa Anna Returning to the City Of Mexico.
RzPoRT1D REVOLT
N iC AN TROOP s,
Santa Anna Shot by the Soldiery.
Later from the Seat of War.
MOVEMENTS OF THE AMERICAN ARMY.
General Scott Commander. in Chief.
Probable Attack on Vera Cruz,
ARREST OF COL HAaNEv
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GRAND RELIEF BALL,

In SD OF the suffering Poor of Ireland,
WILL take ri ,ce at Castle Garden on Wednesday Eve
w Ming Feb 10Th, l8t7 are being made
make this Of the grand balls Of season Mr. Wallace
Brass Band is ged for the OCCASION aud Mr. RobInson
will have charge OF the floor Tickets dollars zach 10
admit gentleman and two ladies, may pe had Of the
Secretary, or any Of the following
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THE GRAND RELIEF BALL.
nRVEkS Of carriages conveying company to the above
- Ball ct Castle Garden. this evening (ioh iast } are
he ely directed TO let their the of
the Garden the right hand and take them up in re-
verse order CHAs BLOOM
flo ltr. Inspector OF hacks nd cnbs
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NEW YOnk GALLERY OF The FINE
ARTS.
>HE Exhibition Of the Works of Art belonging TO this
- Institution is open at the Rotund in the Park
Three fine pieces of Sculpture by Brown have been lately
ADDED viz Ruth, Presented BY Miss Eliza Hicks The Boy
ana D1g me gift OF Charles Lenpp Esq, and Adonis
In addition 10 the above, and valuable catalogue of
v,pss, this embraces Coles Course Of Empire
ana Voyage OF Life besides other fine of Ame
can A. ~ Mount lneham Inman. Edmonds Duand Chap
m99neesy and Tuesday Evenings only until 10 PM.
rs,.i one dollar single admission IS cepu
S"s'os"esHt Coats d24 lmeodiss
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Chestnut STREET THEATRE,
PHI. AnEI.pfII

THE Subscribers having leased the above magnificent
adjustment offer the sane 10 rent by the night week
Until their return from the south the LIST March
Full be obtained Of Mr. Dnmore agent for
the lessees at the bog Office every morning. between the
hours Of III andf2 All Communications addressed
Mr. jnmore. postpaid. they will not be attended
j5tf gbz Ss0vflN & FRAZER
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s&fk N0TlCE.-All per,ons are forbid hnooring or
WXS2D trusting any OF he OF the Br Baque Hynde-
lIbford from Glasgow debts Of their contracting
VIII be paid either by the captain consignsss.
-. Woodruff MINTUHN,
'es5N " South street
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VALENTINES! VALENTINES!!!
RugY YOUR valentines in time, and buy of Old Come
- Elton Nos 10 and 1879 Division thing
Valentine wav, Lace, Cameo Embossed papers Silver
Ornamsns Envelopes Valentine Writer'S rene
Der 10 Division Chatham and 1872 opposite Pike
street Consult your ta.te and economy and you won't fail
TO paronse the Oldest Valentine mandatory this city
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VALENTINES-VALEN
LARGE assortment of fac Valentines, also Comic Va
prices. by N CIJRRIER
10 Werrc 1852 Nassau street, cor Spruce.
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vALENTINES--WHICH ARE THE HEAD
QUARTERS?

VALtN iINE DEPOT!
/ AIDES and Gentlemen about purchasing Valentines,
~ will find extensive variety every price ana
quality having been personally selected best
gnes; also some fine Lond1n styles and the subscriber
stamp can be furnished with all of him
They can be envsoped sealed directed, and nailed on
the spot letter box will be kept inside for
purpose g.. HOLT Jr. Music Store
f7iwsr 1856 Fulton At I'd door fr,m Brosdgov
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
A 4 AN ELECTION held at the Office of the c.moonv
on Monday LIST instant, the following ge tlemsa were
elected Directors edward Mills, John Boyd Herman
Oelr chs John l.. Stephens, William Chamberlain John
Allen. '' ~ '-"''
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Board, EDWARD MILLS
was elected President, and HERMAN OELRICHS Vice
Ptssidsnt JOHN L. STEPHENS, Secretary, pro tenn
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SHlPPEkS OF GRAIN
3 A G s.

q r Al I'M BROTHERS.
M.dNUF.dCTUMERS AND DEALERS IN BAGS
no. 80 Water sire ct, New York
CAN supply shippers Of Grain with ali kinds Of BAYS in
any quantity at the lowest cash ices The advantages
shippg gram IN bags preventing load
ing aud Sischargng inurauce less when this form an
In the ultimate more economical than If shipped in bulk
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LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE

les DANSEUSES VIENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet
lv1 begs the Managers OF Theatres the United
States that ior be made
who ia duly authorised to make all Les
seuses Viennose. j25 n re
M PUVEY has read with surprise card Of Madame Jo-
lVl sephne Weiss stating she has this
the only notice he has of such Of
himself he has hitherto acted in that capacity under the writ
direction OF Madame Weiss and shall TO do so
until he receives from hersea withdrawal Of author
" ltrlL
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S&k FOR LIvEHPOOL-Regular Packet of III. l,th
MJt tebruary-Th. first class fast sailing ship ROYAL
lST, Captain Beverage, burhen 1000 tons will
sail as ABOVE her regular day.
Having superior accommodations Tor cabin second
cabin and passengers and moderate those
Intending to embark should make immediate application
board, pier No. l2 East.river. orto JAMES CLANCY,
f9Bt-r 4 % south sf
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ME inventor and patentee Of the above highly important
insument Tor testing the condition Of LunQ, and
Chest bess 70 INFORM all those who be afflicted with any
symptoms OF that disease the precise CONDITION of "a
tents can be accurately applying him Al III
rooms q The Astor Honse where his test
spsc this and the bop,. 81
~ ana ocioek ~ the hstof House. r. Imsrh