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COUNTER FOR sALE-A bar counter with elegant
use few months only Applya Saloon No. 2 Broadway
a ePLENDID COUNTRY. sEAT-A Country Beat for
d s s rsa n:T nSs.' sn.s
'sTS Ss sSN %
tS sal. :sys % ' Is.s ID Seat, the
h a0oMs.Two Or three Fui.hsd I'm
BE q single gentleman and lady Asps
Two HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LODGING
eond b . tn: % and enc
' -'' '''' ''''' d i'9 Sssc.rc
STORE TO LET-A store, located in the upper pan Of
will be let and immediate given Those desrcus
Do % mop or any osf % III
7a3 Broadway. New York Hotel. dis st.rh
Two LETIThe connection. Brick House, No; Kruger.
f isn e 1soss Sy ss sissi
ssOo. So s;o.dEy1yh J,.d
Ice Creams fruit fancy Jeles Charlotte de- Russi
r, CLAIMS Bav 1an Cream &c. &c. sent say pa. of
RoARD IN BkOADWAY-Genleme and their wives
- can De ccommndated with pleasant rooms, fronting
boadway Also several single looms for gentlemen Apply
''s second door om the corner Of sp.s sset
FREEMAN HOUSE DINING AND COFFEE sA.
LOOM No % Beekman street.-The Proprietor grateful
Tor the very liberal patronage he has received his
IN h above business hegs leave to state that he
his - hment still more popular with those who wish
coob ne c. forts with Oysters ouaity
JossrG wns9' Of the day and night L0dsps
DE BEsITZER DIES vORTHEILHAFT BEKANN.
,ues Anstem Salons and Reformation i79 Broadway
theilen dem psbcum heirdurch qrossaTtge
naen Femacht haben. die fensten deuchen Dimes und
Soupee Ia carte zu seryen sic sind herzu den besten
sebige IN der hoehe Kochkuns prgents ucbc often wer-
den koennen Unser Lager Rhen und franz. we nen
M cehhsltie und upserc PRISE sehr moderate wesshab wr
seoTT "; ds:,a'hs 4
-Unsere Deu che restiuration wird December 1917
eroefoet. Dc 7eodsrc
NOTICE-Important for prvste families hoteIs and IA
~ vernsThe owner having hand large stock Of the
following articles and going to quit the business will sell
Wines Port, Sherry Tenerfe and Scotch Highland Whis.
key Pale Oard Brandy end other different brands and Ho
land Gin All these wsrranedas good 5i3
Houston street near Broadway do i2tsre
CTEAM ENGfNE-For sale-One steam engine, of 10 to
in complete order good and will be sod low
price HOE CO. 2eaDd 81 Gold street Do iatrc
SILK HOUSE, about decline business, WISH to dis
Of well assorted stock and the good will OF valu
able custom Apply at 81 William street. corner Of Cedar
dia stsvs
&O0 0O0 TO LOAN on Bond aud Mortgage. IN QUE
thsgy' JOHN Y. C0NREY, pJone Ba,ia,as. No. 80
walls dIsNssAsn
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Died,

At pusbla Mexico of Dyssntary, Angus. 2sth'
CHARLES M. TUcKER, Orderly Sergeant, Company l.
New York Reg volunteers in the ssth year his age
His loss will long be mournsd by his afflicted family and
largo circle of friends and acquaintances who knew
him but ts love him.
At Port au Prince, st. Domingo, GLOVER CLApHAM
Esq of the firm OF Grosheim Chaplain, New York.
His remains having arrived In this city the friends
the family and his partner invited to attend his @
neral from the residence of his law Charles G.
Ferris Efq TIC Broadway, Saturday, the 18Th nst
ut ii O'Clock, A. M.
On the 10th instant, SARAH L daughter of j. N.
Parker, In the third year of his age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral this afternoon at ax O'Clock from the residence
Of ner father, sos Pearl street
At Wiismsburgh, on the 10th instant at IL O'Clock
DAVID II. LAKE. son of Richard and Hannah M. Lake.
ag- d years and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral on Friday the l7th at O'Clock from
his residence, Water street
On the 10th instant HENRY 8. BROWNIE, in the SD
year of his age. -.i'
Hisiends and aoquaintances and those Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
noon ct half past O'Clock from his late residence No
% Monroe street without further invitation His re-
maius will he taken to Greenw Cemetery.
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Chains. Tow Watches Han and Leather Brushss Watch
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Auction
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aS tes".sd fswa s Genre Go'' o. d7
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bsss %bes s and Friday morning. a. 70 oeiac
sad
ss WsuSt cabinet saTIu,s rich forseain hna
os Fss and d'i Gu, Table casry
@ & K %s:
fGsn.s ever offered by auction to the
9V 5ns sH:'.;
S sell sSssy Dss 7 &:
entire stock Of NJ Walter whole having been made under
cS:s
sSs Il. 81 sss: a. FEE. $' . sss'
Il %5 h.s az s: held h &. EI S
with the recommendation Of the Democratic Republican
s r"ssS s. 5.Ss 81
9ssEss W. ndsnoa, lss Theodore WARTIME. iss
;s q :S
:s: VIA s5sis
kso P ss y John sh.H
9agsrs, James Conneton, Andrew esIy Kobt suters
EssE s:'ss s S:ss1
ssn.a he'd Sy e
M Hisx% HoAT6
those Their fellow NsE yoh who approve
Monday aSS
II. shove cali viii appear hereafter. dis st're
Thu.dsy the s9h Noysmbs I'D a;h,oasa
o'd fmily relic, is priced BY the The finder
will he literally rewarded by returning to 60 Water
I osT-oN "WEDNESDAY. 18th instant, AZ Opsre Glass
1. The ~. ZANE 70 W. q, Water street will rseey, liberal
50 Quo hsss ss
ao ss.S s ~ Ss d9s sm, on
sns o. y ,ss:ss tie leaving Broad
T'oP INTEKs EDITORS, &c,-FoT sale. . Printing
Once let. mstsI.. being nssT i new re- fer printing
& Address W Pc r.s sse on favor
A rs &. Vi. s;g';;
pr A. Of 100 per cent wishes TO dispose Of interest
q; ss
wi be made known by addressing N, boz 7s DIS 6t.rc
y aSsss as o Ssa
"a. s qT Am MsE E,s. r1s
Liverpool coming from the county Of Down. re!'nd
ST. %SSS Ssa On r. ssssIfS
street she will hear something TO her advantage d7 ~rc
sc1a ss s"s :s 81 2G ss.
az be found SSd great Pssi asS 70 lender her
WAsTT,s;,D.,Iey spsea6ls pIois.,.pI, m,n
50 the Can drive i've Carriage i required Best
osS esa Be sysn o% ii. place Please cal ats,
German Eas i.a and T has served head
.lol or private family Apply to Mr. ks.s Mss""sal
II EE sCH CHINA-F 0erardn. agent No as Broadway
formerly No $50 has Just returned from france with IN
entire new stock of plain white decots China Isa
incy articles N e. Tor ChI,stm.. presents WHICH Offers
and Eughh China decorated and gilt 10 order with name
initials or mitch auy pattern On, iats rrc
go, Az LaMPs Girandoies Chsndeliers nall Lanterns
beaua assortment Of the above articles, Consisting Of gilt
oTonz a rnoy tuiquene and cut Ru column Solar Lamps
varou. patterns; gilt and brorzed irsndoes or several
new styles with from eleven candles; Solar and Candle
Lsns OF ae.ennew pasr.s also, hanjsoWt e.sorunent
9Jspagnsa Tea Trsys Of fplsndid hnsh JOHN W. NOR.
alt iasn
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&O0 0O0 TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. IN QUE
BSV,OVV or more suns. productive real estate Ia
thiseiy' JOHN " C0NREY, pJonss Ba.ld,as. No 30
Walls dIseRtNsn
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More Of tho Fresliet.

The Malls, &c.
PErERsBURGH, Dec 49, l647.
No mail South Of Wilmington, and no Pony Express
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cOulpl6Lo
been prepared for reservation records.
The survey Of the cesson having been completed and
closed the ON ees OF the survey department already
dispensed With, ana the quantity OF land remaining un,
rates. recommend tnat authority be given by law to
abolish the present offices Of Register and Receiver at
Pontatocto transfer all the public land records from
that place to the to tho Register and
Receiver in the adjacent Choctaw ceeson whose Offices
that the latter ocsrs be authorizes to perform al the
duties now required Of the Pontstoc oocr In the sale
a ,n' % .nds
per annum eaeh to 1t such time the Secretary
Of the Treasury shall direct in view Of the winding
In this way the present expenses will be reduced iu
salary $1,000 per annum. besides dispensing with the
usual allowance for deposits and the whole business will
be gradually and economically closed.
4-PRocLAMATIoNs OF LAND SALES
have been proclaimed for sale exclusive Of school lands
93s63l acres Ofthis quantity 372 346 acres have
ready been offered at public auction and the remaining
566 1856 acres Will b. offered during the months OF Janu
sry February and May 1913 Ths sales for tn month
ofMay consisting exclusively OF the " Miami
tens In the State Of Indiana, containing in the whole
Under the 9TH section Of the act of the Sd August
1896 authorizing the Commissioner Of the General Land
Once to order certain lands into market wtoout the
expense and delay OF proclamation by the President cir
cuiars addressed to the Registers Of the different
land oces during the past summer requiring them TO
transmit this ONCE lists Of such solated discoDnec
cd tracts In their respective distrc s had been casual
omitted to BE- offered at the public sales sso tnO:e
pended from SALE and the OF suspension subse
qusnty removed order that those scattered remnants
OF the public domain might be sold and the entire sales
In each land district closed up rapidly ~ possible
This information having been tor the most part
ceived within few weeks past orders have been given
to bring these lands market without further delay
which will be mmediaely done, by giving thirty days
notice the time and places OF sale sgreeab to the pre-
visions Of ths law referred to- so that opportunity
TO purchase will be alike secured to all who may be In
terssted as well as to others who may be disposed to
enter into competition at the sales.
In order however that the whole Of these detached
tracts may he brought into market modification Of the
act Of I'd OF March, 1870 authorizing the sale Of militia.
W reservations by the Was Department, 10 peeom'
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Eursaen aasul,orIations.

LIvEnrooL-shp Rochester 80 bales case Ceggill
sFuowy, Vsn4r.daie 4 Ceoper-s Hansl Cshoun-i7
chors Marrett COLI cs Riggs Jenkins col Pearce
%oodaail { M In Andsr.on colo Bs.ssti
&co-7 Adrian strang1a q HastinEs X cos Feiismys
CoI"i Gillespie studwsli~ Riehmoad and Carr-4 Ko-
bsrts Freeman-3 Jacobus Condlct-9 Jommeney jr-
arsss ESQ Cony% ash H.
sell & Mssh-i NichosOn-5 Hasted. Hains. co-ises
wsh Lpxs tsaia vel. b sIG case B., H..
cases yeth, Rogers COP bis Soan-33 casss Jones
.a % h, Vii s%n y.s wsrs mS
co 20 BIS DO Nichosoa-i ease Pauek col ck do
4cas. iadze do do-2 case. Blunt Syn:
sh.wGl = Hsbieh,...s Hunt, Sfo.-s 81. dol
Hugh Kelly &eO-l case Wsa shsI.n1s s..ss order
&eo- Schmidt, riussian ooasal-2o Cameron sr.ad-3J
To :Ss Mead sa Henry
Wood Wilson. Phil,d| Kurt, Dean Wyler-l2 "a.
5 raias%Ss n j hsIIsssii Z q E%iisS.s M,:siexG
Ss%.I sf Sss: Tss.;' Has'
ii W Peck 6 eo~s 6. Smith. fhuresr g COL b1 Wight
Surge; shaw, do b; smith T1S,:.r Geo. :F
aa Sa'! Woodruff S..
5e: rdss + Jones col 6. boob. L.s.ly Nephew
20 Hasne: Ward co-i bsl. DOL c. spsadiDE, Thcms:
WILEY {. dEon Geo coHss sa. d:dsey, F.ti.oa co
Duncan son-9 So bdls steel Nsylct cold cs
Ssvn. Co.'S Met ali 4 srosr-s L Xttslbary il
3es iustans w Lpmmis Z cos bI, mdss Jones co
Loekh,5, oIc;"H col br cheese Fowler Eqv paper
Aua CATrs@schr Cohsare,-,ss Big. coffee $3.50 lbs log
wood Masear-ioo bss coffee Lombard Whitmore
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679,lCO

Showing deficiency Of 22e 500, about onetbird OF
last wears supply The returns assured, are so
nearly complete from all points except the last that they
may be considered sscsrained At Cincinnati there
killed less than the preceding year. and the number in
the pens and arriving unusually small so that 1t
may be considered very safe to set down the whole de-
6csncy there at 30 600; and fact many In the trade
we learn estimate II above 100000 When il 10 rscol
lected that unusually large quantities Of pork have been
the supplies required by Government for the Army and
Navy much greater than in time of psacs 1t s easy
to be seen that deficiency in the quantity remaining
for home consumption must be quite serious, perhaps
amounting to much half Of last years stock
Bait .4m ......r.
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BY THE m AILS.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 49, ls47.
a Nsw and Bold Mope for the Termination # the War
a prs,,osifion about to be Proposed in the United
Statss Senate for the WithdrdWal Of Armies
iu Msrico
For some days past has been whispered about that
distinguished Senator from the south resolved at an
early day to propose to the Senate to withdraw ar
mics from Mexico, for the following reasons:
]. We want peace.
.. We acquire it by withdrawing forces, mill
tary and naval from the lands and waters Of Mexico
8. We gain nothing by the continued prosecution
of the
The question Of slave free territory puts bar
70 any acquisitions of land south of the Rio Bravo.
8. And Mexico has money, and tho longer the war
is continued the poorer she will become.
We have therefore, nothing TO gain from the prose-
cuon Of the but peace, which may easily OBJ.
ran at once by the withdrawal of our forces
Such, we understand Is the propositions; but rather
suspect majority of Congress would prefer fighting il
out at q dead expense But we shall see. W.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY IL.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Packet ship Rochester esn Dec 7h from Liverpool
with mdsa to Wosdhull x Minturn.
Nor bark Aertna Fsgth days I'm Stockholm, with $50
tons irou TO Beor man, Johnston Co.
Br bark Caroline Wyman days i'm Yarmouth, Ms IN bal
last, to II Brane.
Brig Marshall Young. 20 days I'm St Domingo City, with
pcs 3 hides - bales skins Meyer
Stucken. Left no Amervessel
Scar Cohaune Kilby 20 days I'm Aux Cayes with coffee
Ma.er Left Dec 27th brig TrumPh Dslanc Of Bath for
Boston, days; Medium, OF Plymouth for Bosom days
18TH lat 81 So Ion H. spoke bark Rouble, from Boston
for bat
Schr Potomac Nckerson days FIN Fredericksburg, with
Schr Amanda Opheia, Chase, "a hours from Greenpot
Below
Bark Empire; 2 bngs.
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Schools IN MASSACHUSETTS I'm 308 towns,
with 737 700 inhabitants, there are 3,475 Public
Schools having annual average attendance Of ll4O00
pupils In the whole commonwealth there supposed
to be 20 600 who attend school at ALL The present
number Of teachers Is 5ss males and 1897 emalesths
monthly wages Of the former being ISL 49, and
OF the latter 10 The amount Of money raised during
900. The state contains sixty incorporated acade-
mics with 726 scholars and 09l private schools with
243s scholars. The aggregate yearly amount paid for
tuition to the private schools and academies 10 $124o2l
IS. The average amount ppropriated for each child
through the State il So o.
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TO 7 He
LATEST MOMENT.
L E L &C q Il A PHO.



TRoY, Jan. l7-oP M.
About 10 o'clock on Saturday evening, sudden and
tremendous gale passed through the lower portion Of
Troy blowing down the west wall Of the Clinton Foun.
dry situated few rods below the Troy railroad depot,
the Troy and Greenbush Railroad, sweeping away
ten fifteen feet of the roof of the building the
sde killing three of the workmsn engaged in the
establishment at the time and badly niuring several
others
At the time the walls blew down, there in all
eighteen moulders at work upon the different floors Of
the building, adjoining the west wall The crash
ourred almost simultaneously the wind spending its
force with great suddenness. and permitting the work
opportunity to escape from the falling bricks and
tmbsrs.
II 10 almost mirac ulous that larger number not
killed, all much exposed to danger The west
wall Of the building ninety six feet In length, and
some 6ny feet directly in the centre blown down.
John Coeld aged about - years taken out OF the
ruins dead and badly manxled, after the accident
occurred He had been married but two or three
months. and his young wife is nearly distracted in CEN
sequence of his sudden and untimey death Michael
Madigan n boy aged 10 years, was horribly cut and
mangled He survived until this morning, when he
died John Allen formerly resident Of West Troy
aged abou. 2o years. found dead in the ruins this
morning
The following were severely wounded John Rain
ey John Kennedy, David Cooper, Jas. Ryan, Thomas
Gillian Michael Louh and John Frser Strong hopes are
entertained for the recovery of the persons injured Not
than of them (Kennedy) is considered in dan
gerous state II is fortunate that the occurrence hap
penedo Saturday evening. whom nearly all the work
men were away otherwise the disaster would have been
attended with much larger loss Of life.
The force Of the gale must have been tremendous
The wall, which blown down, one foot in thick
ness and we'll supported by posts The gale swept in its
Is Is feet Of the roof from the railroad
depot short distance above carrying it the rail-
road track several rods.
PIrrsBURG, Jan. IL, sP.M
We have mail west Of Louisville Business here 10
irac eQ OK q q Il Al.
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WARRINGTON, January, l6. le4

WAsHISGTos, January, l6, le47.
Col Benton was beaten again to-day, and Cameron
gained his point and the land bounties to be held
fast to the bill for raising the troops The Oregon terri
toral bill in the House, forever inerdictng slavery in
Oregon) was passed to-day, by large majority tho
men of tho South, to q man, voting against it.
vanderyns picture of the landing of Columbus is up
and they say that it will do. We shall speak of anon
We suppose Watson Webb is here for post Of some
sort in the regular army
Our little theatre, with Burke, is drawing full houses
We expect to hear from New York in the course Of
the spring. sALAs
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in the price of hogs in consequence Of the large den
cheney In the supplies for the present year To show
what this deciency actually s have received the
following comparative statement Of the hogs killed at the
principal points, made up by gentleman now IN Cncin-
natl OF great experience in the trade and who pledges
at;op for ia
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIricArioSs
Pork Trade.

There has been considerable speculation lately in salt
ed provisions In principal markets. and particularly in
barrel pork, which has advanced In New York nearly
two dollars per barrel within the last thirty days found
Cd upon Western advcss Of gradual and steady advance
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening rost,l ,,,o,a I'M
RiNGs CREAMTs sPEGIMENs ~ Il Hi fSS Shawn. yM

n CzRROLL,s Medcated Vapor and sulphur
wi baths Fulton street opposite Church s street S,os,
md ali incident to the cbangesble
s,afe Of the weather The Sulphur Varor Bath IS psrcp
and the stin Ne danger Of colo
Alter the use. Of these bath1 A'"
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PIrrsBuRe, Jan. IL, SPIN.
We have mail west of Louisville. Business here il
inactive-hour So, 26 to $sa716 At Cincinnati the
18th, -four was sold at So 10 to So 80.
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ny ORDER Of JOHN w. EDMONDs Esquire Circuit
Judge Of the m siIeuit notice - hereby gwen pan
AGAINST Astounding and NONRESIDENT debtors mat
attachment has issued the estate oil PaIick nhe
and George garne. Of the state OF New YORK
and ths,he will be sold for the OF ei debts
unless they aud discharge uc attachment codng
10 w, within nine months from the first puocauou OF tins
notice and that of debts due to them BY
their Debtors and the delivery them for their use o.
any properly belonging TO them and the transfer Of any oil
Dated the 9th day Of October, l8a6.
a. A. PHILLIPS,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE superior efficacy of this article when used the last
has once e1persncsd It's benefits would be willing on any
diminish the susrng Child Birth half and
thus place both child and mother in state Of satisfy
This quack article, but The prescription Of regular
ply scian who has made this branch Of his practice
street. dI3 tmsrh
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speas for ITSELF none sha speak for il
ty where i can be had aud the -
WIN rapidly 1nde. S.snI s,n Gl si Tn.
hsh lows rich ic' aud single They
here presented with remedy by which they san cure them
sbie Further the disease cannot be contracted il dose q
fs p IN boe, mh 3
ST. Oneboe week, which generally cures; many
For sale BY a. Ring, 1872 Broadway corner John street.
hHps M Fows 80
Canal st!eet New Orleans and IS Nam St, Cincinnati
d KIM ChALLENGE-Vaier's French Pills-1hls nm
DCVO rivaled remedy FOR diseases OF private nap{e.
draaes from business The many advantage. which the
French pills possess over basa% e9peyss caP'uss M
preference Besdes being the eseua and speedy
&c "c 2@
aaS tss
selves, without the fear suspicion o. discovery They are
sssye Ouf siSu.. whites. peculiar to females. wssins.
ofbs SeneTatye oEan. gleet, Gel and have
other remedy has failed They bsvs been extensively used
nniSeIsa susc'. pfoph.ors challenge my
Sqs remedy Sy Of ~ Of s
Liberty Also, for sale by Wyatt Fletcher I2 Fulton
- psriens afflicted with private diseases need BE-
e: Dr. o.
sHsSsy e ssG
and BY its prescriptions eurs himef as private
y he chooses In addition usual fouune OF sexual
diseases uy explains the OF hour aIbSs earrenness
d Ss Sss. r ps g. q
ADD at the fol owing Drug Stores-yo Fulton streets A
Sands 100 Fulton :ees Hndss.os 81 saw,s'
Sands Co II East Broadway DR.. A. w. Wfnse Jas De-
fancy street, and both OF Broadway and Chamber
street. 90 Imos-nc
Na CDUIAL CAnD--Dr. Mornsoa has engaged ioI
wi over years the successful treatment OF ell forms Of
ssu asa a asb sh s.s. s% s
habit NJ holds communion with pretended surgeons:
Zee his London DIPLOMA with the signatures Of the Of
examiners Of the Royal College Of Surgeons including Sir
Ashley Coopcr Sir Anthony Caser, &c &c. in his once,
aosx fulton street. Letters attended 70. d3I imse
a BrRNETHY's BOTANICAL FILLS, for the speedy
"A and radical OF Venereal Disesses Clee tctne,
Drehrai Diseases, Whites, Female Weakness, &C., &c
These Pills made from the prescription of the late eele
bratsd Dr. Abenety who, for great
y prescrbrd them in ali stages Of the above diseases
They possess great advantages over all liquid medicines,
by their dissgrecing with the stomach affecting tho
BREATH which renders them extremely
without exciting the least suspicion. =
for their quick aud positive uccess curing all the above
comfl,ins In the early stages Of ronohGa boz
generally sufficient 10 effect few days, but the
Pills should be taken fotwo thr,e days after n the
stin,te gects and Institutional difficulties, they equally
certsin thousands testify who have been
almost inc edible short space OF time
They be taken ne and under crcumstan-
sptuous and fermented liquors Full directions accompany
each boz.
To be had genuine wholesale and retaI only At Apothcca
ries' Hall IS Catharne street. aud 27 Maiden Lane.
j13 lmsrh
MANGANESE.
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MANGANESE.
ONE hundred barrels supcrfoe black Oxide Manganese,
from the mines Virginia received and for sale By
PERBSE BROOKS,
jerh M Nassau street.