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CoWNE g. DEAKYNS

HAVE just received 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarns as
sorted Nos; 1900 lbs. Rio and Liguira Cot
zee, and Chest Superior G. p. Tea, &C. &C.,
July |, 1847
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BOLTING-CLOTHS.

EUST received, a fresh lot of the ''Hot Anker
- Brand" of Boiling Cloths. Those in want of
the article will do well to give us call before they
buy. WOOD & DANNER.
Winchester Depot, March 25, IS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05

.AsTovysRI~e AcHIs9SMENT IN ARr.z~hfr r.
VI. Esstcrly, at ST. Louis, after repeated expeh4
ments, has actually succeeded ir Dsguerreofypiae
a streak of Egtfnirg!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05

TX BBLS. No. Shad, IL Half Barrels, do. $50
Bbls. No. J.. Herring, 30 Half Bbls. No ]
family Herring (pcked and al with rowe in them }
Just received and for sale BY
WOOD s. BANNER.
Winchester Depot, May Ia, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05
r A IL o r / N G..
SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS.

vTlHE undersigned bcgs leave inform his customers
i aud the public generally, that he has employed
Mr. James O'Rcar, Gan experienced and competent
hand in the art Of Cutting, &c.,) recently from the
Eastern Cities the of his shop, and Of
che best workmcn aid him. Having recently rccci-
we'd all the
LATEST FASHIONS
from New York and Philadelphia, he is prepared
20 execute all work in his line in the most superior
etyc and at the shortest notice.
Mr. ORear's merits In his line of business are not
surpassed The subscriber has neatly fitted up his
shop aud made every other continue his
business enlarged aud much improved scale.
He is pleased acknowledge his gratitude for the for
er patronage Of his friends and generous public, and
respectfully solicits continuance of the Per-
sons respectfully invited to call and examine his
work and Fashions, specimens Of which always on
hand, one door West of VIM. Kyle's, Esq, Main St,
opposite the Post Office.
ID. w. ARNOLD.
Staunton, May I, 1S47.
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A TAILOR REMOVED.
FRESH ARRIVAL!

EHOWNE s. DEAKINS have just received an
~ additional supply of rich Artificial Flowers,
handsome Mourning Prnts.-Also, variety of
Furniture Calicoes, which will be sold at small
advance.
They are also offering a few very fine fashiona-
BILE Bonnets at shade above cost i'm order TO close
the lot.
June 7, 1917
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Notice to the Py6iic.

TINT'IL the completion ofthe Virginia Hotel,
~ which is now being erected on the site of the
Washington Ibtcl, the undersigned will accommo-
ate their friends and the public generally at the
Bell Tavern. They believe their arrangements
will be such as to give comfort and satisfaction to
those who may call.
WILLIAM II. CARRIER,
MICHAEL G. HARTMAN.
Staunton, April 90, lS47.
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POE r Y.
HYMN TIC THE CREATOR.

: BYJ. c. PRINCE,
.4uthor of '.fIours tcith the MUSES."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05

a "Lorycrs" Vengcancc.-SHooTiNG AND
DEATH.--We learn that scene came off, yester-
day, in the western part of the city, which is well
calculated to illustrate the violence of unrequited
love. and the strange mode of vengeance to which
it will turn for relief. young man who had been
paying his addresses TO lovely girl, received the
"mltten," and took it quite ungraclousIy he went
home dsconsolate, dwelt upon his bligbted hopes
until, in paroxysm of despair, he loaded a pistol
went down 10 the house of his lady love- waited his
opportunity, and at the first chance which present
ed itself, ne shot-her little dog.-Bah. SIN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05

PREvEETfoN Of INrEcTIoN FROM Typgus FE
vER.-The London Weekly Despatch, of the 81
of May, says, Or. j. G. Smith obtained $4,000
from Parliament for the following recipe:
"Take six drachms Of powdered nitre (saltpatre)
and six drachms of sulphate acid, (oil Of vtriol
mix them in tea cup. BY adding one drachm Of
the oil at time, copious discharge of nitrous acid
gas will take place. The cup to be placed during
the preparation on hot hearth or plate of heated
iron, and the mixture stirred with a tobacco pipe
"The quantity of gas may be regulated by les
senng OF increasing the quantity of inpredients.-
The above is FOR i moderate sized room half the
quantity would be sufficient for small room. A.
void az much as possible breathing the gas when il
first rises from the vessel" No injury to the lungs
will happen when the air is impregnated with the
gas, which is called nitrous acid gas, AND il cannot
De TOO widely Known tiat it possesses the property
Of preventing the spread Of fever.''
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.BsSSt Received,

On BOXES fine Tobacco, to retail at IS cts
~ part Sun Cured
July Is. IT. COCHRAN s. co.
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CASTINGS.
.BsySt Received.

fOO LBS. COTTON YARNS, from Nos.
1oO to l6, and for sale low by
June 10, lS47. A. S. KINNEY
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05

pORT WINE.--A very superior article Of
- Port VINE, Just received and for sale by
May 81, l847 ALEX. S. HALL.
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MARINE JOU r y A l..
PORT OF NETWORK
ARRIVED.


p,e..t.hip Isssc Wrisht Msrshs, I'm Liverpool, sept
o. od.e 10 { nsr.hsil Oct r. st -, lon a sxehsnsed
Sttb steamship Ssrsh Sands hence for Liverpool
- h, 20 81 Lon S. spoke ship Aonon s.hes - - from
Isxsrooo for Phsdepha Pzssen sers-hr rxuesrt and
I.ay and 50 in the steersre
P.eketship Margaret Evans TIMER, from London and
Portsmouth sept -, mdse to John Cris~olc -
ship Flsvius Cook I'm Clyde llth Sept sro Lsncs fna
is,u rndse 20 W Howlsnd CO; sept e lsi d - loh
go soose ship John Roberts frn Quebec Tor besst rs
.erser.-R Martin. d Crawford, and 10 -teersze g
ship Mortimer Livingston, Barstoy I'm LiF-fpo2 Ss
n rpd.e 20 Chamberlain l. Phelps Psssensers-W
OfSsill, Mrs O'Neil and child Of Dublin 20 reeTssc
passenger 70 W Al 7 Tspscou - ..
Ship Francois. Holberson. I'm Hsvrs sept q 1oss !,
Fox Livingston Sailed IN company with snips onelo =
sor SYork lanes Titeomb, for NOriesns Oct IL st =
hi lon IS % passed large mssied steamer gons 70 in'
eastward printed black with red rbbon' showed Wh
snd red sfna: Wind NV pleasant breeze, all saii s.
Bark Godfrey, Bsarse I'm Ms!aga l5th sept, passes -.
brsffsr h frnif 20 Howes. Godfrey Co psssso ~
~ ~ on S. ship showing red nsz WITH oiscs > ~ =
steering lsf 90 90 lon g. passed 5sfs REQ
Biz Psrmsho Webb, Quincy, d. granite TOT '' D''
Dock Al BrOokiy1 - a, 81. ,,s.s =,
Never Sfucksu. -, ,, ,.t... nj al. corn
sehr Emily Harriet Wolfe MHion' Del U.s. ''''
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TOOD's PATENT ARR
COAL STOVE.

rI,HF UNDERSIGNED offers 70 the public ne" stow
j Tor heating pafiors, hais ohcesr snips ntu
sfesnboaf csbns containing and desirable improve
,ns whereby great amount Of heat gained over any
etc. before offered The improvements are OF that flh
v cbaracer that they satisfy the purchaser e glance
that II s really valuable few OF Their many improve
fnenfs here SET forth , 80.
They have crate At the bottom, and the coal fesis
upon a solid plate ,,s--... -
The air admitted the stove heated before II eaeh
"a the FIRE bv hot chamber, consequently the coai II
all consumed. 80 -. =. -. NJ
rsking and free Dust can escape into he
room -, .-..-a - -,
A. II is ecomics The application Of the heated ar m
connection with the that II cannot be DISTURBED p
raking causes complete combustion and consumption OF
the coal principle not before obtained in stoves
few Of the numerous testimonials sre herewith al
fached 49, ,,,,a A.,
We have used during the last Winter, one OF WOODS
ArTight Cylinder stoves which he's tight bottom upon
which the coal rests, usesd % crate We conslder u
one Of the best used. for economy OF ue
cleanliness and comfort and appears 20 fui All a "ouu
be expected for the purpose designed. ,,,,
Sept :, 1877. lsigned,i n MlbLlAn -,
we the undersigned concur with Mr.. Williams thay-
ing used the above stove 70 Us advantages over All
~ C.rtVrrisbt los south $ fytingo, G. Beaver
a. + Co-neil l45 Hudson l. II Moses sc Beaver.
Benedict Bradley Co. 246 Pearl
Geo seeley. r. Pearl-st. House.
H. AFTER tria Of three weeks, the stove proves ensA'
factory, the purchase money Will be refunded.
l. WOOD. 2j7 Water ~. Newt OK
the Oregon Foundry store. corner OF frs Ane south
SNihsts Wiamsbursh where variety OF stoves are ."
be sold Wholesale and retail low for cash. OILS meod
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TO ENGINEERS,
CONTAGIOUS AND = =. I..lIIlO-l = -.
T.E<- Esof

CONTRACTORS AM - fsiCn-,-
T. T.~-,<,-f, Conf-1rfo~f AID >arrcyor'f Fcfsff
TaBi>-Boot
DYJM sCRIByER- A. ". - PAGES -ino- 4 nek
Dbiadirr WITH riir edge Published BY Huntington
SAVAGE. 2lt PeaT-st. NeW-l OK - A., = -
TIE .ve work prises ssarithirs OF Nnnl9exs 70.
.-i-ie -es ard Tsnxents Ssrural >ines and Sa'nfaI
Tsnrent.. the T-ave-se Table, and full and extsnsfe
ss- III -a5e. erhibtrz ere view the rln0-r o.
y.-s me- Id anv snbankueut or cutting and 10Y
So b..- OF slope Of 1es us1Al IN pt.ctec besce ,.e.-
sser-sl tables tn work comprisese PAGES more o.
.urnton Tables We Ehts Of ron- >trenEtn 81
r-r.s Di.x-srs kc for laying out Railroads Csnals
- Curve. tuch OF which has never before been or-reo
>, The public AID al indispensable % the sngneer Tbs
Sos A. prove rreaf saving Of fne, -nd viii enable = :
rs-~ berrer = frnish results a. Accurately d Win
-h v-es+sr rsrifrs the most perienc-d IN ne pro
fesrr -frsst r. az The tables Of oE,rthis NehAse
80 ~.-s corrected and compared with different col
~. of ~ sss - -. 4nd Ell the ta1 - hr11sA9 % ne
k have been rcid carsfly ry Proofs olr times hence
the most implicit confidence nsy be placed N ief cor
recfr-ss .. 80. = 1921 -.-f-.
rev d01 - Pages enlarged nfn = PAGES 90 enilfeS
80 r-,.fer aid much rr1r-d throughout
haret these books are 50 vel adapted % en-. ne
49, r-of-.slars Of ~ they csrnaf arlrt o. % Miilo-
-l4n snd that tleT Will I'D 'n resardinz ~eia r-ciee
Both are forslis y en- he princira through
an lie L rtfef Sra - sli Cautla- an1 A.
- edo HUNTINGTON SAVAGE 70 Peal -
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- flpilNtNt LINZ a. ~ oelll.,
s~rrs For kitanf and Troy. an i1irfte
l<-<-1-- ~ fiai- lSlfrss-fsr.Efsst ard tifrrf "a
h,as1 ia haa. m lus.crseslfe s.cal1c.i TROY
Cat \ Gotham. will icsve 30 steamboat pier f,ci 4,
.rrcfsy.st on Mondays. Wstrsstsys e1d FIitays. 81
s.vau i'clo-k -tslur1ing On ne opp ofi-e days
The stean,h,ai NIAGARA. Capt Kellogg, hsvss Tree
d,v rtur.day art saturday Al 0clock, returning oqfo
.ii1 tsys
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DrrTcH puLBOUS ROOTS.

rT,HF ST BSCRBER has Just received one Of the hhes'
collections OF Bubous Roots ever imported the Narle-
ties of Hyacinhs Narcissus and Tulips selected BY
himself with especial reference 20 their suitable ness or
r,u culture and they fail 10 give general sans
faction. for better bulbs cannot be grown
Iadv amateurs and others will consult their own inter
eats by calling on previous 20 selecting elsewhere as
RS prces will also be found from ?, 70 20 cent lower
han those OF any other in the ty. lie has also
very choice Of Hyacnth Glasses ana fots
some of which are perfectly unique and cannot be ODtaneo
elsewhere being selected for him by friend who VISITED
Europe lot He only sociis an inspection OF me
sos az he feels assured that they will be found as rep
rssented JAMES HOGG. 562 Broadway,
% S,a.oS near Prince-st.
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BOOK TRADE.


nv SCHOOL hlsIOkE---Jufe-'0
Otory-S4 esnts
History Of IN. United statss-e- eeaa
Armenian History. limo. lkfse-l D.
Corupr-hensiv. Chart Of Aner.esn hlsiofJ
The school Histories Of Mr.. Hilisn ~ - - -,
f- tbeir sccur.cy csaness and besrty o. y = ~ IN
.srsir.ble adsptsaness for IN the senooi-rootn
IRE schoolhstory Of the urted sta;es sse0n 49,
~ G~orr.uhics Sofes and expsastory Maps rsins X
seeded "a q over any other history Of iDe fIo-" "
disrlscing many Of the inferior histories - -.
..refui CANCELLATION adopted Willson' history IN ne
place q Mrs WiIiard's- - 49,.
Teachers E1ll - furnished Win eoP--< '-i -
Willsor's Histories pu1ished y ~
stAn1. q - - - =, S.hoois 50 ed
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ATWOOD STOVES.

Umpire STOVES Persons wanting superior enl
Enary apparatus are respectfully invited to examine thu
cel.bsted Stove before purchasing elsewhere he over
Of th. Stove is always charged with pure ar Ihey VII
sppSS tisS2rauostf HICKOK 4 CO go Wsier-st-
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SCHOOLS.
TIE Art And SCIENCE
DANCING.

A CARD.-Nr W. WHALE and Dsuzhtef, fsspeeuany
,-erne. fh.t their asses for lsf7-s vii coursnce
AZ Copritution Hail. SO Broadway, Tuesday Oetooef
n AID a. Gothic Hall Brooklyn, Monday Octooef -
Cases for ladies' and gentlemen a. their frlyate
A. sixth-syenue on Wednesday, Sept =. lnsraet.ooh
rven daily in all fashionable Dances and Natx>s -
Privs;e Academy &c sixthsvenue uhefs a. ~ IN
Will Be siven For particulars, see circuls. o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

HAvnr Oct 2-whsat and flour are declining i0oO
bbls New Orleans Flour realized 30 501S ~ Oof
pres.rt stock 10 reduced 70 800 bbs Flour and iooo
h-ct Wheat Daring the past month me cechne 70 cur
prics Of Wheat being f2l %, ssana % % aa year
"a f1Q q In lsf5
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s. srRoNG's PATENT LAMPS.

4 >T.-Itesc lamps c,ft - s1--1-
L 81 Are free from gnose or smell -.
Sd VIII b1rn the cheapest OIL ane .ee -ie@-e' Ne-'
!. less expense than Any AZ no." IN sc. $500. -
STA Are more brllzrt thAn ca-iF1cle OF spun -
WITHOUT the sane risks % LIE and properly
tth Are not liable o. sei 90. li -t-ei - - - 49,
"a re hsus ialps vii not sPil Oh Nth the mos;
Manafsctsrsd soisIy by : 0. NANDERHkfDES' 30
Pearls. Nex.York Wareroom - oroa1~ay
Chandehers bracket hanging. Parof 11d MAMIE AZ ?
In every vkreiy.
49, -. .. - go. altered q Ia
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SECOND BoAEp-
-. .nrla rnF -., IL.

There is a grea, want of currency at Detroit
Eastern operators who carry out csrrhes'es oil depo"
on Eastern Banks End IL very difficult to negos's them
for want OF the currency
The ct Louis papers give rumor thar tne Sler
chants, Insurance and Trust Company OF thapsce nae
.n,n.aseJ The ST. Louis City Bonds we're not sold al
the time for receiving bids There we're two oids esen
for $4,000 one at 7s and the other at g. Both bids
were considered too low.
The Albany Ereniag journal says that the
soun, received for Tolls ali the New York State Ca
nsls during the I'd week 10 October is .a
same period In le3t--- 1855. -o~.oco ~
Increase. .. sto'OS" v
The Aggregate amount received for Tolls from the
commencement Of navigation to the 18th OF october ID
elusive. (67 dsys) 10 sdoos. ..
During the sShs period in 1896 O53 dsys 2OeelN Of
Increase. --..-.-..--.---- tclz,i'< 20
The amount received for Tolls up TO the l4h Of Oeto-
ber inclusive exceed by sl54226 az tbs entire receip"
Of 1876.
The following table shows the amount received ior
Tolls during the I'd week in October from The year IeO
TO lsi7. Inclusive and alec the aggregate amount re
ceved from the commencement al Navigation 10 tne
18th of October, inclusive during the ssms years
o. IL f, 10 II
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON For The Tribune
n. p~.ss.~sOss Pia~,s Of wAsarxsros CvosstsS ~
Iu4TAsny tn Eeyiy Lys


DY ANNE G. Ltrch'
NoRI broadly on thy winding course,
Dark Allegheny hou;
The noblest burden thou cooidn bear
IL on thy waters now
Bat calm be every turbid wave,
And husbed be wind and storm
There lies Nations destiny
Within that gallant form
A spirit that shall stem tide
More deep and dark than thine
That on q night Of War shall bid
The star Of Victory shine.
A spirit that through coming time
Shall bear haliowed pams'
The glory Of old conqaerors
Shall pale before bis fame
And Young Ambition on his course
Shall turn his eagle eye
And men invoke bis sainted shade
la threat'niDg anarchy.
No bslefuI meteor shall he be-
To Dazzle from sisr
But in the armament Of Fame
A Fixed. a polar star
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WarG ALMANAC.

rT,HE WIG ALMANAC for iei5 vii contain bret
i History Of the Mexican War from the Perod "leIs
-. H,orv len o H. last years Almanac mp % the time
of soirr 10 press D. will aiso conain complete -t OF
lie on GERS Of the United States Government 1oyern
f aeh on the States Names q Members Of both Houses
- Corrress Resolutions 81 the Chicaz0 Governor
Tables az Frports snd Imports, Election Returns o. ne
sav.i states 81 th. Union for the last year, stasca4
ste OF different knds Editorial matter and Anecdotes
Altogether the Wiz Almanac for 1913 viii contain more
matter arc viii b. found IN Al respects &c "a ana pa
s~eGr 10 the issus Of any previous year IN order 20
~. corl-f Election returns ard the entire LIST OF
MEMBER Of the new Congress- ne pubiicaion = Gee
prfi November Prce Tor single copies ~ centsi -
r.r DOZEN or - per 100 copies Postu steis rom AZ
mart of the United states rerftin- o. - VII receive ID
r.rfas ard fh@ money NAV be sent st our rl's-
isptW GREELEY i NCELRATH. Puh11hers
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MRS WILLARp'S

S,SHOOL HISTORIES Schoo. His'ofy % the l nied
sSSfafes Mars and Engraving ~ cents
3 History OF the lniied states W 'rP"'"0 VI N"'s
81 57t q "a
W.-f. ia tory of fi- Omitted States, ON letter 90 me
,tb - te-n Il near me- a. book u reference, aeclF-
IT, sis,in, Chats by Mrs willard designed for
the .cho room and Vii BE- found great Old m The iHoy
of her Histories , a., H..
, Terrl. Of Time q Chart 81 Universal history
A.. Wtr,ri,s ,nrks are extensively used ~ many ~
the bst school. n the United states, ard TIE Seap ls
80 .-i,l ~ hif hest commend atious, both iof 10
accuracy AID literary merits livery noiiee % w
been highly favorable, srceTf on : ieh was ie " 80"
purpose ~ introducing rival SorN ,-..ts ~
IL - A BARNES / co 81 John-st
A.. y,r,r.-s. Ar.vrer 10 Mr. Wiiisca's attack up
an h. H,s--rs. 1. Published IN pamphlet 9rE snd ini,i-
l.b-d srsr. by A ; BARNES 60. 81 John-s 81 rem
"a - he fsn5s Oh Es1caiion partcuHy invited %
~s4 this pamphlet and examine the histories on So ~ "
W. '-Nr@-~
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sAIEs oF REAL ESTATE.

House aud lot 45s Pesrls 70 6x57; do do 40 Pearl
st. 20 4xe36 $500; lot OF land corner One huodrso
lot on Third sv near Oae hundred and Twenty sixth
n 25xlO0 81 900.
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.n.s.s .ns h..lthv business 10 succeed That Amer
can produce will be largely wanted N AID o. our home
suppes there be doubt bat as 70 ne range o.
pe4 dprlax the about open. the less cs
p~ndence that placed theories Of the present date
from this side. the better. - uco
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nm ErILINGER's IMMINENT

n + NAkNANIf-U % IIFlliIl ''IIt1l'' IL
Horses breast OF back and work the collar OF a1d
ESSNdl- upon Il IN few days, souudly at rams
hruis-s cslloses scratches thrush spawn, ungoonr
curb and splss Gn their early siages 20 - used by
Al our b-st stable keepers. the Bulls Head al TIE stage
,pefors of CITY and the best horse trainer.
sn dealers 10 the United States 10 - only about
eeuts An ounce sold ~ Ed cents single bottle; -
M DOZEN one gross So: 10 gross the of - per
gross Il can b. obtained. always genuine Of ; ugeso
4 Co $50 Pearl-st; OF Messrs harmer, Hays 70 80
Pearl..t: Mr John W Towt. Od-shp OF Mm. hellin-
ger BnshUick ~ Harlem Railroad Ohice, CITY HAL
Park and Of many Of the wholesale druggists aDd sroeer'
throughout the City Of New-Nork. Also ~ retail Il
ssdlers drug and other and tsverns, generally
" B-At or principal depot. - Peari-st- We csn
satisfy the scepcs that this niment u all that = sod
Tor No lover Of horse VII ever BE- without n
sitter trial In other cities for farther particular see
N If Of the Tines sl1 nincOd
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

I,ROM THE CRADLE TO THE GkAN k--Adapiee eN-
cusvey her instruction in the natural avs o. ner
y.e and al the OF her critical periods by 70
ySard ~ Dixon MD PIP So fourth edition Pfiee II -
Aiso a similar work addressed 90 Young Men pp ~
eiEhh edition containing complete review OF the causes
svfnp,ous and treatment OF early decay, and 81 every
kno,sn disease In language adapted % every reader Inc
nedea and daily press have given the highest inns
-, these vslusbe works For sale bg CHAs. h RING,
"a L. conner Of Joln-st. and Broadway.
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EMPIRE RANGES

y,OR BAKING OR ROASTING-rhis article Is 50
a nor to anything Of the kind market IL combines
the advantages Of Atwoods Empie losing 60.
sale BY hiOhOh " ~ "S'o'
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I AMP WICKs-A fall assortment Of Lanp Wicks
Lcousis.ins Of soar Ars.a9 and Canphsns OF al Pm
sss; t0r 'As ss pIErz' BROTHERS 4 co.
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DANCING.

A DODWORTH 80 BToone-s. nssr broadu ~ % %
"A. classes for the ensuinE season vii commences -
ID dseuinr Il unnecessary 70 enter inio ce'.so
er,- ~ Ire advantages Of he school, or o. ris oNn
~i,,r,.ior. would simply state that he tescn-s al re
49, - ~ r-e.euf az AID those 10 proper manner
TSe.dsv md Saturday at half past tor I'd e ana snia
49,. T.s.6sv and Friday =; hsfpe for E>ntenen-
go. ,vv.es north confined entire % The pupla
p~ivate lessons az any tine cot occaped oy ne
4, u.l,zns The Polka RsdoTs any Of ne neS a.lcs'
Academies or families attended IS 9lLls-Y-
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nEACU-ORCHAKD COAfs-Now oiscnhsns
I from BARGE NOM MENT, 100 tons stone
BARGE SWALLOW, p tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, lls tons Egg -
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, 81 tons Nal
Far sale low from vessel Apply 20
T STOKES DlCKERsOS, l07 Anthony-si
81 # near DIOeo ~
HOAI.-l am daily dischaIgns the best qo.nly u
- Peach Orchard Coal, and will deliver u a. ths eg.
ng rc.s Tor cash only VIZ large Nut 81 stove or hss
s. rs from the and p cents sdcin9nsl sc'oeN'
"o ~, ~ 49, PETER CLINTON.
<,.,.ITne subscribers have for ssle 81 The lowest
Omarkef price, Peach Orchard o' t- ssflols o.
Hvered either from gard or costs a.oi sIpefl.' %
Ar Cos ofhe Lehi Broad ano az
Heath suitable Tor furnaces soyes and rarges LsrfPoo
Ore Cool from ship or yard. !. H. REEVE 20
cor Cars. and Elm sls. ~ Murray Of ana cor "
su2 3neOct Jhnr al " ~. NV,
NUTAND CHE-NJT ~CHulLkImh Gun
NCsrgo on hosrd OF bnais or bsrges, al fhsoe'fns'
READING Railroad whtrves. ffr ssie ~
CHsA HECKsCHER, ~ SousbsL up sisifs
MS 2nsod'
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IN PURSUANCE Of az order Of the Surrogate Of The
lC0unfy 81 Newly rk notice q hereby gwen al per
sons having claims Axansr HENRY VALENTINE, late
q the City Of New FORK feceted % present the
with vouckers thereof he subscriber his Zee No
i9 Waler-sre-t IN the City q Sew-lort. before
tie fsf dsy Of Apr nex,-Dat-t Se~fork. the ;hirti
eth dsy Of September, ls+7.
Of l.wsn. ALFRED A VALENTINE. Executor