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The Washington Union cannot sink as long as
the veteran Richie is connected with it.
Doyleston Pa, } Democrat.
Not if bag Of wind can keep il afoat, says
Prentice.
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New YoRK, lS June. Cotton firm. Sales
5000 bags at an advance Of &c. per h. Ten,
iency upward. Eighty thousand barrels Of
Genesee and Michigan -four were sold at So,
and large sales were made at z 62, deliverable
in July. Wheat down at $l.75c. Sales Of
10000 bush. of corn at 95 10 LOT.
PHILADELPHIA, ID June. Sales Of 1000 bbls.
Of -four at $3.50. Corn l05c. Oats SIC. Cot
ion advanced &c perlb Wheat l75. no sales.
Porto Rico molasses, sales at 32c.
4BALTlMoRE, June l8. Sales Of -four 81. SO.
Corn meal S.. Wheat and corn no sales.
Sales OF Bacon "a TO l03 all round Sales Of
Sugars 10 $3.50.
indiana resumes the payment OF Interest on
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BON TON HOUSE,
BON TON BOWLING SALOON,

Corner Of Pennsylvania and Nflc .Jusey .4ue-
nues. Capitol Hu.
IAMES CASPARIS has the honor Of informing
- his friends and the public generally, that his
House and Saloon continue open for the accom-
modaton Of yisiters who desire 70 vile away plea
SAINT hour in healthful exercise.
He keeps on hand the best liquors, and is ready
beverages of the day.
His Reading-room is supplied with all the papers
of the city and District. -
Gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds are re-
quested to give him call
Just received, large lot Of the best imported Sc
CARS.
may31 Inn
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G The crops Of every kind throughout South
Carolina and Louisiana are ascertaned to be abnnd
ant beyond parallel.
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ADAMS & co. IS EXPRESS.

REMOV.AL.
A DAMS & CO. take this method Of informing
~ the public, that they have removed their OF
FICE from their former place OF Business, Ellott's
Buildings, to the large and convenient Store-room,
three doors beloio Gadsbys Hoiei Penn. avenue and
a few doors below the Railroad Depot, where they
are now more fully prepared to receive and for
ward all descriptions Of packages TO the following
places:
Boston, Richmond, Cincinnati,
New York. Petersburg, Louisville,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg St. Louis,
Baltimore Wheeling, &c. sc. Sc
Adams s. Co. will also forward specie and other
valuables, and Collect Drafts, Notes. &c., on all
the above places at reasonable rates.
G. 8. McELFRESH,
may 27-eo2m Agent.
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"Annexation and war, that's true, every
word Of il" said PERI old maid ''no sooner
do you get married than you begin TO fght.''
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BLACK AND BLUE SUMME
HATS, SELLING CHEAP!
CTEVENS Late Fish & COY has on hand
- lot of wide-brim White and Blue-fnr Hats, sell
ling at 81 so and So each. These hats are unusu-
ally cheap, and will be off at the above prices
STEVENS, Quitting Store,
No. l, Browns Hotel.
June N 6teo
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MAY REPORT.-The Mutual Ben
lvl eft Life Insurance Company (ofice No. ii
Wall street, New York) issued during the month Of
May, Is47, l42 new Policies, viz:
To Merch's Sg Traders 44lTo Teachers s
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DAVIS & GARRETT,

HOUSE CARPENTERS and JOLJv.ERS,
ON A. STREET, BRTwRKssPKSS. AVE-. AND G ST..
vTTOULD respectfully beg leave toireturn their
wv thanks to their friends and the public who 10
promptly forward with their donations and en-
abled them to rebuild their shop which destroyed
by fire few months since with all it, contents They
prepared to execute all orders In their line
Of business with promptness and despatch, pledging
themselves that all work confded to their trust shall
be performed in manner that viii give entire satis-
faction and their prices keep pace with the times.
NIB B-Thankful for past favors, we would res
pectfully solicit continuance of the public patron
age. DAVIS d GARRETT.
June lin sa3
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The good people Of New York are going to
feast Senator Dixon H. Lewis, who, il appears
| is an out and out Tay lor man.
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LINSEED OIL,

LINSEED OIL.
barrels pure Linseed Oil
S do boiled do do
Just received and for sale at Baltimore prices-for
cash by o. WHITTLESEY,
at his Paint and Oil Store, c street. jls4t
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARDS

FIFTY DOLLAkS KE WAkI)
az WILL BE GIVEN for the apprehension
no and securing in Jail, in Prince Georges
~ county or the District of Columbia, so that
NV get him again, my negro man PHILIP.
suppose he is about FIVE feet five inches high,
active and well made, small head and small eyes, his
beard is thin and in spots marks that recollect
He is orderly and speaks slow and low. His cloth
ing is drab or gray; but understand he took all
his clothes with him, SO that he may be dressed
otherwise. He may be about 25 or 80 years Of age.
bought him out of the estate Of MIR. John A. Tur-
tom between Nottingham and Piscataway. He may
be about that place, or skulking about DR.. Edward
Eversfelds, near Piscataway, where he is said to
have wife, or he msy be trying u make his way to
some free State. 1aF SO
! can truly say, he went away on Sunday even
ing, the 30th May, without any just cause, for do
not recollect Of ever speaking harsh to him. He left
his wife and children at home.
THOS. N. BADEN,
Near Nottingham, Prince Georges CO., Md.
june3 3taw2w
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Never get in a passion.
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Indiana resumes the paymen, OF Interest on
her public debt the LIST of next month,
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.aF Rev. Mr.. Baird will preach in the Centra
Presbyterian Church Con the corner Of 9Th and T
streets,) on Sabbath, 20 inst, al II o'clock, A.
and at p. M.
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Number of policies issued in May l42
ROB. L. PATTERSON, President,
BENZ. G. MILLER, Secretary.
J. c. LEwIs, Agent, 7th st., Washington.
Harry LIsDsLr, Physician, corner of G and AZ
streets.
june 7-2aw4t
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HATS, GAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND WARDROBE ARTICLES.
Genflenlen's Quitting Store.
M HI. STEVENS, Browns Hotel calls the
IM. attention Of his customers, citizens, and
strangers to the large and elegant assortment Of
Long-napped Oregon Beaver Hats
Drab and blue gossamer Summer Hats
Black lustred Moleskin Hats
Do. gossamer and ventilated Cashmere Hats.
Also small assortment of fine Panama, Manila,
Straw and Leghorn Hats.
Military and Naval Chapeaux and Undress Caps
for the Army and Navy, for every grade Of the SER
vice. on hand or made TO order.
wardrobe Articles.
Shirts Drawers, Gloves Robes lie Chambre, &c.
All Of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
M. H. STEVENS,
may22 lOtifeo Late Fish & Coz
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The ship Typhoid and the small pox are il
st. Louis.
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READ !! READ! TI N

s
ties Of lie hloef, arr requested 10 faa 81
tinlomia's Ia proof Of Ike waadefIat i.-
love nagaed medicine.
we, the unaersianei, having eisifel ~
IT.. At the efice OF Msssrs 10" 4'd sss#
Market street piii'sdep'iia. COTS ds #s
remarkable we ever Witnessed He a.
Hi. disease was GKOi TIA, eat t6
leen his Il years eeafiet wiz she .leiHezs
His P3lATr tie ESfreE ron az So. ~.
IirPER IlIr aud Lever Lid efthe EG4f -
teen destroyed. lis fscE sEkKEF f1=. F'f fazi ~
the LAW BONE carried away. Ana 1fz
sr 4 informs Us Tat na Iapaty lass, lie e.sa, at
Of ms mouth, as well as hIosi OF lil5 la=es - $685.
OF deep ana psinsuiule
on the ith Of isauary last, he coaa.aa5sl tasaz I
ctfLLFNs INDIAN NEGET ABBEF# ~ 81. l..EaF#a##
checked the disease in few degs, ald ta. 7a
cure PROGRESSED without hiferuiss
New flesh has supplied the place Of III deep ulcers.
and although badly distgured has iael sound a .
general heath is restofed.
We are assured that in the ir-ainaat Of Nj Ezfas
csc no MERCURIAl.S. On,menis of tal-ll- 3 aHfr
lions teen used, in fact, The tNtttt AIf5si.,
mas wrought this wonderful ciange
Charlie J. EGwsid d, MtsaNiee. law teit urtfft. l9
J,W Jof o. " y, South Sex endsiTott ii .aC. I'm.
Mccullough, Lancaster, Pennsy ivsftiss
4 NJ Maddox, ~ Nnrth Eleventh Street. III sd 1la
" Appleton NJ Il, 80 South Street, ta
William steeling, u. Camden, Kew ie-s y
] Ii Potter Nj an. OF Min. Teeth 100 > NUf -, n Il.
/, A Wolienweher Ed Pa Democrat, - FL SIS ~
\ ID Gillette Pastor Eleventh. Baniist C'tufci,
Jolm Bell Erie Street, Philadelphia \ Amer 3f#Ha
Richard X YoaHa, Glider, 100 Marke street. l4il q,
John W Ashnead, TO South Sixth sfegf, do
4 : Wagner, Lithographer, ll6 thesani street 20
Peter Sken Smith, Editor Native Eaelei 80
joel iodine, Glass man NlliianlstoWr, \ Jeisats
l.. b Coles NJ u. Boston, hsssaeiuses,
Russell Cauiied. Psychologist fhilsssif Eaa
Thomas + 5 Roby, NJ b, Harrisburg 800. ..Hllfs
William Ufie, Pastor 81 Paus NJ I lli q .e. f.-
John Chambers Past. LIST Ind Ch HraBd
T l. Sanders publisher Of Pledge and s,taaaaal ito
I Sanders Ed Olive Branch BeyleslaNsI, IA.
The above named gentlemen, eonsiIagz sa. small
portion OF those who have visited Mr. BROOKS az aHr ot
ice in Philadelphia, and would certify 10 The same tac,s
Unnecessary well known, and Their Hiea standing
society precudes the idea of their endius their n4 1
carry imposition.
And here We ray, without the fear Of contra iet.au
that we have found OF Serofula other dts
.ase for which recommend the Paaaeea, @44aa t4e
medicine has not speedily arrested.
We have at this tine multitude Of patients uaaef
yeatment ali of whom are doing well. Among be-
one ofC ANCER, winch was pronounced - pntstetais
beyond the reach OF surgical assistance, Tut ioa al ap
pearances Will he cured in few months.
For sale wholesale and Teiall BY ROW Nj q u NJ
TON Propreiers so, Market street, lH.sd-ipa4 hk
JANIS BAKER, Wheeling, Va. " b2naeahuteh
Cincinnati Ohio; sellers, flttshuts., Pa Jauhfns
Canal street, New Orleans La 1H9
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lanes II FORSYTH, and James Johnston and s0Ht.d
NJ, wife William w Shriver and Caroline 4ls u4ts.
lanes A Mexican and Mary his " ~. iiauld Zaae,
VVtlIiam Pitts and Elizabeth his wife. EdH.HHa
Zane Eugene Zane and Mary Anna Zane. ehli .fs.
and leirs law OF Ehenezer Zane dettased and sam
mel spripg Zane, Edwin Zane Corde'ia Iare, Noss
Zane sophia Zane and flafof IaH", children and
hers al law of fafogf Zane deceased and Els Hursuy
and Mary J. his wife, Esehne Atterlerry widow of
William Aiterlerry deceased, and ~ miami Auef
berry the Younger, sarah II Attei HefA. Friarit T.
Atferlerry Alexander AlierhaTfY, Augustus AHef
berry and Elizaheih : Atterherry, GuslatGs tfeea a
and William l. McAiee and comeiIa .iaie Cu1sHa
Zanel his wife, g. efttatt-t
The defendants James c Johnston and Ss5 ale Ills
wife II ainpden Zane, Eyene AtteftaHE = pei 81 VII
lam Atterberry deceased, Nliiaa q Ater' efTr t.e
youngrr sarah Il AtterLerty Francs l. Atiefiefffs
ieXaf der AiieTerry, Augustus Attefie cry Ella c
Atterberry, and " ila1i l. McAtee sad turneaa iHf
~ ne rs III take notice that ON the 5 das ~ ff next
between tile hours of9 O'Clock NJ ana u'e.9es %.
at the Law Office Of Moses Good tsl. taf eIfr a
Wheeling Ohio eeuniy and siaie If Virginia. u-iii
proceed 10 take the dispositions 81 JaHt- II of=fH ana
others, To he read evidence ON tie nearing " # saF
entitled cause; aud ii the same sLai. fs- C
day above named, the tax ing Of iie sg5.i aIrnr
ned from time 10 time until tbs sslHf allt Raj cu-
FRANCIS X ARMSTRONG. Al5z-IHI sfra1Hr.
de benis non with the & ANNEXED sf
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Ia NEVER E1els1.
]. |. / {.
INDIAN YEGETaBEE
Il eff O. 3 eli q .Eze Z

60 PERSONS afflicted win sefesl'a E5s EsIH GsH
* Ger Erysipclus, old soTct. Elgcrs. N45HH1s
Diseases. any other complaints afts.as t.N.f
ties OF tie hlosd. feqnce.ed 10 rs,- 81
tinlona's. ia proof Of Ike wstdeIIa.
ms hirfaa
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HoE>Ep6E zNuIlLItIz
FEHtjr

= Z = EFas FEFsH - aIi#1-l-a T79-ota777 =
So - - ss#teo ed - -i.i WARREN 8 LIST
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ERtNnEaFf-E. sez--fa bushels q lIt srries i ali
- lros. des f.ysl li-a fal.-47 prtEes end French
H5 4its fa3 Sd & lofe ~ HE lss Eamt eaaefy Main
- IS ..eisaE de6 i. sifEAElAGEN
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Y9ILL in Chancery pending in the Circuit Superior
ID Court of Lew and Chancery for ONO couAAAs ~
glnia.
Francis Armstrong, Administered de Aoas a7A S. -a
the viii annexed, OF Noah Zane deceased
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ment required to prosecute the heavenly science r..Av
for use and do not intend ntsrfsre With the cis
the world has upon our community nl,sh an.
great and important object. Nor do mean II o.cnr~
the ground Of another branch OF science that VII, ~
pose. at future time present strong claims upon the
public bounty. l sllude to natural history nov in
charge OF that accomplished naturalist, DR. Orev
wish all these branches Of science WITH
vgor and moving forward in perfect harmony at Cam
bridge.
therefore propose to Offer through you for the 60
ceptance Of the President and Fellows Of Harvard Col
ege the of fifty thousand dollars to be appropriated
have indicated In the foregoing remarks The build
ings have supposed, without having made estimates,
could be erected including sxtensvs laboratory for
about thirty thousand dollars II there viii remain
the twenty thousand dollars and suggest that
whatever may remain, after the erection and fur
nshng Of the buildings should form the basis Of fund
which together with half Of the tuition fees till the
amount shall yield the Of three thousand dollars
annually shall be equally divided between the Professor
Of Engineering and the Professor Of Geology and b
made permanent foundation for these professorshps
The object Is place the three professors in this school
ther that the whole income Of this school be devoted to
the acquisition Illustration and dissemination Of the
practical sciences, forever
The details however, and conditions Of this donation,
may be hereafter arranged between the corporation and
myself now leave the whole subject In the hands Of
the gentlemen composing the corporation in the hope
and faith that the plan be adopted and executed
with as much expedition may be consistent with
economy and that to be honorable to the
University and useful to the country
pray you, dear sir, to believe remain
Most faithfully, your friend,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
To Honorable SAM A Err,
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NAVAL NEWS.

VERA ChUz, may ~, 1851
Our squadron under the active and energetic admins
traton Of Commodore Perry, Is extended from one
end Of the Mexican coast to the other ship Of be-
ing stationed at every port nearly all Of which now
In our possession Commodore Perry has certainly not
been wanting in energy. The Commodore, with the
Mississippi and part Of the squadron, is at the
daily expected at Anton Lsardo this
place "a 1t II said that Tabasco 10 Immediately to be
attacked At Anton Lizardo none but the store ships
are now ying-at this place the Potomac and Spitnre
BY the steamer Petrita which the other day from
Alvarado we learn that Capt Mayo governor Of that
place, went up the river sixty miles to attack Mexi
can town called Talascoga. He met with no opposition
At the town. but returning down the river which was
very shallow and narrow, the boats were attacked by
strong party Of Mexicans who posted In the cha
parraL and Passed Midshipmau J. Pringle, Of the
scourge, and Ave Of the men wounded The Gre Of
the Mexicans, which very severe and
was immediately returned by the boats although from
the narrowness ofthe river completely
posed and the Mexicans stationed very secure
position in the thckest part of the chaparra Soon
after the boats commenced firing the Mexcans ceased
their fire. They say 1t fortunate loss was so
slight the thickness Of the cbaparra prevented our
men from landing
Passed Midshipman Prngle severely wounded, and
some Of the men dangerously. This, suppose Is the
commencement Of Santa Annals guerilla warfare We
are oil, now very anxious to attack Tabasco which Is
the only place We can calculate for fight. I'VE
1t was published all the country two three
months ago.-Ed. Herald
The health Of the squadron, far as learn, i.
GOOD
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To Honorable SAMUEL A. ELLIOTT,
Treasurer Of Harvard College.

SICKNESS ON BOARD THE EMIeRANT SHIPS IN
THE ST. LAwRRNcE.-The Quebec Mercury Of
"Wednesday publishes the following letter, calculated
allay the apprebensons to which the exaggerated re
ports In circulation have given rise
CROSSE Isle, June 2, ls47-Though there is, I'M
doubleday, much sickness and many deaths, yet tho
number is much exaggerated. Up to IL o'clock on
Saturday the total number Of deaths in thehospita
from the of the to that hour was
ll6 The majority young children. The disease
from which the greatest number Of deaths take place
dysentery brought by long want before embsrkng-
The number Of orphans does not exceed twenty.
In almost every the passengers embarked in III
health and in few instances recovered their health
on the voyage notwithstanding all their prvations
The number in the hospitals sheds churches,
and tents, Is under HOO"
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Brooklyn Ciiy ImteiiiRence

The CASE OF Ma. HorcHKHS.-Up TO Q late hour
yesterday the Grand Jury had not through with the
examination Of witnesses in the OF Bailey and Bu
chanan alias Jack Wiliamst the who Of
having committed thu murderous assault upon Mr..
Hotchkiss Bailey still evnces disposition to take his
eand thus add TO his other crimes that OF suicide
What, indeed must be- the state OF that msu's mind
who uncondemned rs yet seeks thus to do the law
and put end to the horrible medItstions which his
past life and future prospects call up He Is constantly
watched by two keepers who will prevent il possible,
the commission Of the suicidal act Williams complains
bitterly Vt the treatment which he receives Ia being
chained down to his cellbut his migratory habits
strong and his inventive genius great that the
keepers think that fast bind and fast find Is q
good motto to suit his Previous to Bailey's at
tempt upon his life, he had made himself the
Of his prison companions that they criminals
OF tosin at least 1t may fairly be supposed arc, would
not keep his company; they feared the man, AID shun
ned him a creature uutamable than themselves.
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FRANZ UFI0EN,
2 Ht"rc Proprietor
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
rCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dive in n

RATCHELORS instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye il far
ID perior anything yet offered for coorng the hair
beautiful and black brown without staining
maable liquid effects the desired object excite. the admn
ton and astonshment Of Thousands who loud
Sold wholesale and retail at WIN. BACHELORS, No .
Wall street, near Broadway. Pnce-Boules for the hair
Agents in Philadelphia, Eug Rousse; Washington City,
II. Gibbs. ai6 fmse
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I1A MONTREAL CANADA-TO LET-A spacious
newly . constructed Hotel nearly Finished Is situated
rss GA the Custom House Square oversokng the wharf
Island Of St Heleas and the shipping The river steamboats,
land in the immediate vicinity and is the first hotel Of its
stone in the best style Of modern architecture and in the
sve establishment including spacious Dining Room Parlor
and Sitting Rooms with foryfve Bed Rooms. and every
other requisite Of domestic comfort
For further particulars. apply to the preIaIetoT ,,
Montreal, May &c, l847. WILLIAM DOW.
tnpR1 krr
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BOAKU IN THE COU NTKY

BOARD IN The COUNTRY.
FEW families can be accommodated with board Of
"A the most delightfully."- situated and healthy
dences Orange county mile from the Hudson River
landing at Conwalhe best stesmbosts land daily 20 and
from the ctyevery attention will be paid make desrsr
BILE home for those who wish spend the the
Try Early Application is dessbe For further particraI..
please inquire Of A. B. d. Sands Fulton and Will
liam streets; r. Sinclair AS Houston C. H. Ring ln
Broadway. a2o lmsrc
nEAFNESS CURED-381 Brsadway.-I cheerfully COM
II ply with the request of Lieut. cIntcsh to that he
nvaded home OF total deafness and dis
charges the that while New York. under the pro-
ssonal Of Drs Castle and Edwards Au 1881 Broad
way) he entirely recovered his hearing and has
military duties sgned IL iMdcNNsyen suTeon to H. b "a
ncipent Deafness pains, noises collection and discharges
from the me 3otsr
u EOPENlNG OF THE PROSPECT HALL 9TH Avenue
Hand 92d street, the Railroad Tunne subscribers
would hereby give notice to their friends aud the public
generally that they have recently opened III above named
Hotel where they will be happy furnish Tor parties and
mil companies, Refreshments Of every kind superior
style. l.: SCHWAEQAL,
FRANZ 0EI0ER
myl2 ltt"rc Proprietors.
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GUANO-Balance offhe cargo of brig Virginia from south
" America, from analysis superior to any oth,r KIND y
the market For sale inlos purchasers IappeHs
s, or; , D5S2stly' near Fulton If}ArrrLI
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ACCORDEONS.

THE largest assortment the city be found the
Chatham street Bazaar, s. Chatham street; and, IL
warranted perfect and order They also have aney
the tone Of flute Their Accordcons vary price from
dollars Call eraine and Judge for yourselves
Accordion taught tuned and repaired Don't forget the mum
he,-- CL.,h,r, rharrh-rs street al ims~
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(tYRUS w. FIELD u CO, No. Burling Slip, OFFER for
sale large assortment of Printing Writing Wrapping.
Hardware, Envelope, hanging, and coored Paper.
Paper Of any size quality made TO order.
The highest market prices paid in cash for baggng,
bale rope cuttings gunny baggng gssrops and al
other kinds Of Paper Msnuiactarsr,s stock, w.
CYRUS w. FIELD CO.,
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WIGS! WIGS!
STRANGERS and CITIZENS wishing first quality Wig
- or Toupee invited inspect the extensive assort
merit Of WIN BATCHELoR where they can select from
place 10 nce business and the best place
10 buy Wig Toupec, at Bachelors manuf.etory No.
Wall street Broadway Private rooms for fitting Wgs.
Copy the address n5 lmsr
CLARET! CLARET! CLAkETl
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that he
keeps constantly on hand At his Mol Barclay street
corner Broadway, the best quality Of Claet Vine Hs
would particularly invite the attention OF hotels and public
houses whom he will supply by the gallon barrel may
best suit their convenience He feels assured they will be
satisfied for giving him call
All lmsrc CHALES ECKERT.
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50 000 rERs0Ns IN FRANCE AND ENGLAf

MI III ffshSONo I'm FhANCE AMI OLANU
OO,VOV have acknowledged Dr. Lamous French
Remedy be the SAFE agreeable and nfalbe prepar
ton for private diseases offered the public Dr. La
motifs the production Of 20 experience in the Hospital
skill and opportunity has enabled ham to ,horoughy
pleasant remedy be used in eradcatng them from the sys
tenn. To who mag be indscreet the risk
going to regular physician with your case you perl your
health for life! Neglect is equally dangerous With this
grand healing and purifying remedy yourself in
five days. and thus prevent chance Of disgrace and ruin
Sold only at the Mason de Sane, i2 Fulton street. NJ Y.
Price ~ 10 hOftIe. ms liner
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NJ WIS.,,

OPTTCLAN FROM GERMANY
NJ OST respectfully informs the citizens Of New Yogk and
wi the public in general that he has located himself in this
NO. ts7 BROADWAY,
whers may be found i,ss and sYTElss regiment Of