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Died.
The sth May, JAcoD CoNovER, in the goth year
me friends and acquaintance of the family invt-
"a 10 attend the funeral without further invitation this
Brooklyn.
AZ Hoboken, on Saturday, the 9Th instant, EDWARD
Ihe friends of the family and of his uncle A. L. Van
boRerck respectfully invited to attend his funeral
Without further invitation Sunday, the 9th instant
On the 7th instant, RIoHD KIRKPATRICK native Of
W,estport, County Mayo Ireland, aged SO years.
and John d. Merrick, also the members of Warren
Lodge No. 253, o of o. f. and the order in general
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon from his late residence No. % Pearl street. at
O'Clock.
On Monday May 8, ANNA MARIA, wife of John Spill
iett native OF Maidstone, county Kent England, aged
AZ Brooklyn, on the 7th May, HrNRv WEsp, son of
William and Mary Anne Webb, aged one year and six
months.
The friends Of the parents are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Sunday (this day. at O'Clock
from his late residence So Carlton avenue without fur
Their invitation.
On Friday, May I, GUY r.. KNIGHT, native of New
Hampshire
His friends and acquantances are hereby invited to
street. on Sunday, the 9th instant at ~. PM
Boston papers please copy.
On Friday morning, May 7, Mr. WILLIAM ToBIN, in
the 10th year of his age.
His friends and those of his sons Joshua of Albany
James, Thomas William, John, George, and Peter To-
bin and those of his law William Conroy are re-
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral Sunday af-
ternoon ut O'Clock, from his late residence 80 Cherry
street without further invitation.
Albany and Rochester papers please copy.
Friday evening 7th instant between and O'Clock,
WmHEL NINA, wife of J. c. Kohsaat, aged 90 years.
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon,
at O'Clock from her late residence, 1877 Broadway, to
which the friends and acquaintance of the family
respectfully invited to attend without further invita-
ton Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
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BY THE MAILS.


wAsHINoros, May 6, lsa7
Mr. .atoeho's Letter to Mr.. Rejon--Terms of Peace
letter, purportng to bs . copy ofone written by Mr.
Atochs to Mr. Rejon, while the former was lately in
Mexico containing statement that the United States
government would be wilingt make a treaty offensive
and defensive with Mexico, Is perceive in
extensive circulation. The letter may may not be
genune- is not my purpose to question its authenti
ciy-but.M Mr. Atocha received authority to make
such an Offer nor was he given to understand Off
ciauy or otherwise, that such proposition has
been, or could be- for moment entertained by
the government Of the United States 1t has always
been the policy Of government keep clear of
tangng alliances The wisdom of this has been
abundanty vindicated in our past history But If
ever could be induced to depart from this policy Mex
CO. Of all the nations Of the earth is not the with
which could, with any hope of avoiding incessant
brols and boodshed enter into alliance offensive
defensive That country has not unhapply, since she
became independent given evidence Of the possession OF
any extraordinary discretion rendering intimate al
lance with her either prudent Her treatment
OF this nation whose friendship she ought to have cult
waited, has ever been hayward and unkind But were
she paragon Of prudence and wisdom alliance Of
fensve and defensive would still be of the question
The idea of such thing has been entertained by
the ADMINISTRATION
1t is possible Mr. Atocha may have become acquaint-
cd in conversation with the views Of the administra
ton regarding the terms Of adjustment Of diff
cuties with Mexico. On such cognizance he may
have based his to Mr. Reon that the terms
set forth in his letter to that gentleman would be ac
ceptabls to the government Of the United States But
1t is evident from what have before remarked that he
must have strangely msconceved the views OF the
minstration. | have frequently stated what these
views are 1t is however like tracing lines on the sea
shore-the impression is efaced by every succeeding
tide Of rumor, and is necessary the lines
ter every ebb.
Once for all then the administration will require as
the conditions Of treaty Of peace the cesson of New
Mexico and the CALIFORNIA; although regard to Low
er California think If its possession stood in the way
Of peace the administration would not insist upon It
This with the right Of way the sthmus Tehu
antepec, Is all that will be insisted upon Although the
line Of the thirty second degree of latitude from its in
tersection with the Rio Grande head Of the Gulf
OF California, would appear to be fixed upon by gene
raj consent AZ an equitable boundary st snoua Mex
leo profile negotiation, confident our govern
ment would not chatter about boundary
II Is disposed to treat in liberal spirit with nation
which however perverse it has proved forcing this
war upon the United States has yet evnc an beaora
BILE galantry in Its prosecution, worthy cause
GALvIENsIs
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DARK THEATRg.-Mondsy Evening, May 10Th, will y.
Charles be ens Mr. xnd..on Maxi Msnmn barry
Francis De Moor Mr. DyOtt; Herman, Mr.. Stark Amelia,
To conclude with the farce of SOMEBODY ELsE-Hans
NORTH NJ Barrett; Ernest. Mr. Dyott; Minnie, Mrs Hunt;
Boss. 81; Pr 50 cents; Gallery % eeurs.
Doors open o'cocs-5r Pcrfnro,sree all commence
hafpast T.
RowERY ThEATass,,A W Iacxsos, rIoprstor,n;H
Io will Ssr performed
,sgG Nea6s; Casio Clarke Rodsmgo hsdawvyi Raae
'ffSsi % chs asts d z Of s gty .Sss
Circle ss @ ffsssl hsfy TX s1S'N
Doors at 6x o'clock Performance at ~
i f'fsfs Z
S sS Ms I'LL S; ssG Sss; Ss ss
list tier boxes S, and p.rq1s 81 "a tier cents; Private
opes half past performance to Commence alta
pALMos OPERA HoUsE.-A CARD.-sig r.. PICo
public BENEFIT place opera oa Saturday,
A Me ICAN MISUNDERSTANDING performances this
goTS b 81 THAT i RAsc2G GxG&
IS ]
" FHH H$$sk$z M, H'fs
% o Be ss SS each And
CASTLE GARDEN is open during the day afTord,pp
- those dcsrous Of visiting these premises excellent OPP
portuay he room the aIges! IN the United States de
The Cosmoramic Views have been earranged aud can be
seen at all times The pcmeuaes ae
OF ths narbor snd Narrows, with the adjacent
On Sunday Evening. Concert of Sacred Music will he
gwen by Dodworths justly celebrated band n2tc
NJ ECH ANICS HALL, No a72 Broadway, between Grand
4'A and Sr'ome street cuRIsrv,s
Immensely popular and original Baud OF
concerts for ONE WEEK LONGER ~ ''"s
Admission Is cents to commence o'clock Change of
programme every evening m9 wsrc
MINERVA ROOMS. ao6 Broadway.-Monday, Wednes.
succes-as week the Mysterious and Orent, o;rees Of
Mr. Alexander in his brilliantly Illuminated Mystic Temple
His extraordinary and ncomprehensibe Necromancy is
nightly received by crowded with
overwhe lining bursts Of applause and
wonder, as;onishmcnt and delight.
Changs OF performance every evening For
Doors att o'clock Prices of acknowledgements 50
Children accompanied by their parents, half price,
my9
SOClETY LIBRARY, Corner of Broadway aud Leonard
~ seetn consequence of repeated solicitations from
number Of highly respectable families this celebrated band Of
ton and will remain here another week the Society Libra
~ commencing Monday May 10TH aud every evening during
They will be assisted bv Miss Maria and Miss Julia Barton
Mrs; Barton will preside ut he pianoforte.
Tickets p cents. No half price.
NJ D. Positively their last Concerts in this city they
open in Boston the follow ling week. my9iwsrc
THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the Pupils Of the New
York Institution for the Blind will take place the
Tickets shilling, be had at the door, me 2tis.rc
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WAsHrNeroS, May7, lsl7.

WAsHrSeroS, May7, lsG.
IN Enquiry into the origin of this Mexican war-7n,
gully partfes-The propocahons-The immediate
causes the objects and the results NTH passing
Pecuiahons on prospsetive consequences TO us and
10 Merieo--.4 cool and Independent inusnigatOH
Our text coversa very comprehensive surface me-
thodical research would occupy the Herald for twelve
months to come, at the rate Of twelve columns day
comprehendng the minum Of the wide field Of invest-
cation suggested But only propose TO touch upon
point or two as stakes Of triangulation.
To this day the question Of the origin OF the war rests
between the President and Mr. Calhoun. Mr. Benton
charges It upon Mr. Calhoun in the modus opsrand of
Ee annexation Of Texas while Mr. Calhoun charges IL
upon the President marching old Zack across the do
scrt from Corpus Christi to the Rio Grande We bcev.
they both right and that Congress IL equally impi
Gated IL Is triangular thing The annexation by MIR
Calhoun the base line OF the war the march Of the
to the Rio Grandc the and the
tacit assent OF Congress accessory the fact ws
the hypotenusc, closing up all sides being equal TO the
Of the two other sides and reducing the war to
mathematical demonstration,
The provocations Of the without being specified
In the outset, were set down single provocaton by
Congress- to wit, "the act of Mexicon The Il not
specified But II either the of Mexi-
co In refusing to entertain slide the
act Of Amonte In returning home the annexation q
Texas or the act Of Parades In ousting Herrera the
act OF Arsta In crossing tho Rio Grande TO capture Cen
Taylor the various acts Of Mexico in the evasion of
payment Of indemntes the act Of that government
declining sell out 10 John Tyler But Of all these the
act Of the American Congress Of the 18th May 1896
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DANIEL SWEENY,
Late IL Ann street, Ne,c York;
ID EMOVED To a. CHATHAM STREET. -sThs urdo

n signed the approach Of the travelling season. deems
necessary apprse those who not be
accommodating he has removed to &c Chatham within
ss o. nn
but in comfort and srnes not surpassed by
the city The enlargement Of his sphere has been demanded
BY the increasing of the pubc and his locs
ton has been central position for citizens well
strangers He therefore socs the attention of the public
both resident and transient his position where they
qured FORM but each OF quality that has secured him the
putation he enjoys, and which he is determined ma
tain
As the above the only establishment he either owns
any nominally otherwise connected with
hopes his friends and the public will remember that this the
only saloon Of the undersigned, and sole proprietor
DANIEL SWEENY,
&C Chatham stresS.
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WAspsNoror, MAY 6, ls47

WAsStNcroN, May o, ls4I
Hurrah-Mors Glorious Nsws from the Yankee 70
iunfeers.
We have photographic report to-day from Fredericks
burg briefly announcing the decisive overthrow Of
Ia Anna near Jalapa, by Gen. Scott You will have
received the despatch We have every believe
to be true and that there is mistake about II
This will locate Gen Scott and the body of his army
very comfortably in Jaapa, Xaapa (out always pro
nounced Halapa) at which point he will be above the
ferres caienss hot lands, Of the board where
the yellow fever and the dysentery prevalent In
the summer Jaapa IL In finer and more delicious
climate than Monterey and the army will doubtless re-
main there to recuperate and to receive
la expectation in the meantime that the mission Of Mr.
1rst will be successful peace mission than the
long and Improbable journey Of Senior Atocha But
that Gen Scott 10 authorized to offer the enemy
peace after he has thoroughly licked them especially Il
there be any persons in authority within his
reach. Peace, however IL ignes fatuus-it appears
always within reach and yet we can't catch IT, Santa
Anna too IL seems, has proved himself a most artfu
Dodgcr.n CERRo GORDO
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR.
NO 8 DEY STREE

SCOTT'S BAZAAK.
NO. DEY STREET.
CANDS SCOTT has removed to- No. Dey street 1.-THE
y Of his former succes and has opened splendid
place, where he will Dinners &C., in his old style
that much satisfaction TO his custsmer,
variety Of hot Dinners will be given each day from till
3ofeyey description, at his old price of One Shilling and
additional charge for small bread butter Sc.
The finest Liquors that be procured at his BAR and
the best favored Cigars
He will be happy his old friends and respectfully
cits the patronage Of the public in general.
Steaks, Chops Cold Cuts Poached Eggs, Rarebts, Tea,
Coffee &c, any time until IL p NJ .
His tables will be supplied with the best European and all
the New York papers as lmsc
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w took do the general house work osa small family
SDGs l 1 given Apply "S AMY my .e
WANTED-Bys Protestant gr, SITUATION plain cook,
y PIE Please april apply At No Gold mo
w and competent p to rs
ss Of frsss sos 1a ae Bs s %en
ssss habit: sS sg e ees Of he Herald ''' s tire
Az on
Boeiy" Be- ao
ow Rs a"a @
den she has the hearts Of unhappy sufferers of Ireland
And be il further resolved That the relief committees be
furnish the expenses for the voyage ofihe
'-'''' tsisnsd E 9Ns1I.I g G taIM;;;,..
H. MEIos, Secretary.
AZ held $ Of the ss Ss Of a
on Tuesday @eT the nh Of May at O'Clock General
AZ Editors viii please to publish this gratuitOusly
EoUND-MrL L. 4 Deming found shawl in the on
and paying for this advertisement mo 4trc
r ODGlNGs WANTED,by a gentleman aud his wife
room bsdroom garrett with convenience for cooking
S b az es g. ra s
BIThe location must be near Broadway between the
'T'O B0ARDERs AND OTHERs--A lady would be
willing responsible gentleman aud his
lady with board equivalent to the rent Of house not
@ Gs % be hsS G @
the Herald Oice Monday will meet with immediate at
tenion Children objection. mo 2tssc
BOARD DOWN TOWN-A few single gentlemen, or
- Gentlemen with their families, be accommodated
making early application at No. 81 Greenwich street near
Norris
References required. mo ItHc
MUSIC TAUGHT.-Removed to i65 Broadway, 3 doors
Ivl above Grand sree-M Dumsday Teacher of the Gui-
Singing, Panofore Accordion and Violin, continues
ladies' and ladies and gentlemen of New York. Ladies
aush a their own residences without extra charge
at a63 Broadway. m9 3t"rc
MEETING ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT,-The An.
III nvera Meeting Of the New York State Society for the
evening at the HnoIlo Saloon, 4o Broadway
Messrs w H. Charming, Wendell Phillips John Perpent,
H. Chaplin, and other eminent speakers will address the
meeting.
Seats reserved for ladies'. mo t1r
ITO INVENTORS.-A meeting of persons friendly to the
Il Inventors Institute as proposed in pamphlet recently
will be laid before the meeting and free discuss
will be expected thereon Annereng address prepared by
be read The meeting will open O'Clock A: NJ in the
large lecture ROOM Mechanics genersy are pyed 70 at
Perth Amboy, April 30. lsa7. myi iteod stdisfh
~ asc cod 2w.r q T. HABTCGT Is West street
A CARD Gentlemen leaving the city going excur-
IA ons can have suit of their soed clothes renovated the
rate style few hours the astonishing low price of ST.
A;1 military clothing god and silver aud carpets
N. B.-Biacks altered to other colors. T. SMITH,
m8 3t~r 10 Allen st.
CHARLES RIDGWAY, Hair Cutter aud Wig maker. SC.
- Qate Of Is Wall sree) ITO Broadway corner Of Maiden
Lane, stairs. 3t&r
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MRS. ZEGLIO, No. u DIVISION STREET,
M GUILD respectfully inform her friends and the public
w general that she has constantly hand full aud FASH
onable assortment OF shrred bonnets plain and ncy
also, Tuscans, OF superior quality and mourning bonne
The ladies from the country well the
m
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IL FLIES AND MOsCHEToEs &c. SenSov = n.
season for the application Of celebrated pre-
Testing houses, barns, gardens, Sc, &c "' "
They have been the last five wears and the
hest evidence Of their efficacy the fact that thew are so r
envely N use No hptel boarding private house steam
boat or other vessels should fail TO avail themselves
ain eradcster Tor the determination Of ve which nvara
bly, are 10 pc ound about Their premises during the
months The preparations entirely from any deadly
mineral poison aud be used with safety The celebrated
For sale by DIR. LEWIS FEtiCHTWANfHER. 2, Liberty
street near Wiliam or Of e. ii. RING, Broadway
and John Speet as Imsc
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There has been larger supply Of the better qualities
80 was In the market last yearin proportion to the size
VI the crop which has also been larger
suoAR-fhere very little landing to day and sales
re Very tight The jobbers having sent OF supplies
eeh inclined to await further movement which may
re produced by complete communication with the lakes
ne season being backward, it thought June would
Prg'o more active business month than May.
,tosAoco-We annex the following weekly statements
"a enc receipts stocks hand sales and prices of to-
70 the close of this afternoon supplied by an
's"'s'nt broker, before referred to-
Prices. Sold Received Stock
KenpcL W., this Week this veek. on hand
and t.so IISa,' s, hid, LOG hid, 1863 hid.
=, 3Hto6h
fo"ssstca. Seed. 81 to "A 60 cs 10 does i@cs
~, "ania, d.. TO l6 90 cs.l0Il 100 cs.
H,x.aa ''....... 81 to'35 25cs. 7.i3- ZIG cs.
t'nha 23i tol25 100 bis AZ bis. 722 bls
W. IL to Is 623 Bis
ST. Dorn.;.. 30 10 ID ass bis
S s business Of this week Is rather SMALL u good de-
,n u Is prevailing for the various grades, but our
ntnH Oeng very light large orders cannot be
Ia, ~tmiLEnoNE,-N w. was inactive Mt 29a3Oc. The
'as ~ sue was reported at the former figure
sold at 29c " " N' N'"Ne'' "0
mada 'S cIs.-To Liverpool engagements were
I ior heavy goods at Dos. and Is Cd for -four. The
a. however, demanded 30s per ton, and s. for
r 9oo tierces lard engaged at sos per ton A
va oe OF provisions was engaged at 3s. I'd. per Dbl.
London W '' S''' VI W
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500. 500 TO LEN nU., on Bond and Mortgage on
suit applicants This belongs estate il trust and
Will be loaned for term Of Apply immediately 10
basement. ais eod2msrc
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEnrxas

ALBANY, May g. ls47
report brought in favorable to the Improvement,
Of the Crooked Lake Canal.
The literature appropriation bill reported complete
and the zubject Is under discussion
The bill for the amendment Of the Brooklyn city char
ter was ordered to third reading.
Nothing offurther interest In the SEN
alta prior TO adiov rnnent
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NJ. WISE,
OPTICI.aN, FROM GERMANY
M OST respectfully informs the ctzens OF New York aud
wi the public in general that he has located hmsefin this
city at
NO. 4s7 BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete assortment Of
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
- GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES
Mr. w would also remind the public, whom he spartially
known by his annual visits Saratoga Springs for the last
years that by his knowledge ofthe Optical science he is
bled to determine the Glasses suitable for eye. Persons
with weak eyes be supplied with glasses which will great
~ benefit and not strain the sight.
Particular attention called style OF Perspective
Ground Glass of the finest flint which, through their high
polish and true ground produce the vision and have
seen highly recommended the best their effect the
ing and reading.
Short sighted persons and such as nave been operated
upon Tor Cataract can also be suited
U lie inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality in old
frames and socits the Patronage Of all ia his articles
VIII warrant all Spectacles purchased from to
charge - 'e ~ al raj trsr
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- STATEN ISLAND COTTAGES no LET OR
E LEASE-Three Cottages situated Castieton Heghu
~ Capo d. Monte Staten Island
2re. trees and commanding unsurassed Of the city
easy the distance 70 each ferry being less than mile.
They contain follows, viz -
Bagatee--A paror, dining and bedrooms.
Crows Nest-A parlor, dining room, library bedrooms
horses -
Oak Land-2 pao!s, large dining ROOM bedrooms bath
room aud servants roonsattached carriage house. with
stable for horses. ~
These Cottages enjoy the use of II acres of
beautiful Woodland enclosed and the midst OF which they
erected.
Monte. ali osxx I'm.
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EOR SALE.-Receivng On commission, and constantly on
hand, Butter Cheese Lard Mess Thin Mess and Prime
Pork Smoked Hams, Shoulders and Beef Nackere Shad
tas tercos and barrels Sugars in boses
els; wha general assortment of groceries Sold in lots to
accommodate purchasers at the lowest cash prices by
CLARK, FISK 4 CO., 228 Fulton street.
N B-A large quantity smoked Meats and Cheese slightly
damaged. TO be sold az low prices. all I'm rrc
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ALBASy May sth ls47-sP. NJ.
There has been considerable animation in market
to-day
Sales Of -four to the extent of 900 bbs
" 30 per bbl to be delivered the 25th Of May On
the spot extensive sales effected at 81 66AaS7 90
5000 bushels Of wheat the Genesee Valley Canal were
taken at 81 2h Yellow brought 81 per 90 pounds,
and white 81 cents mixed corn, 30. Rye stood Mt -
cents per SO pounds Oats 40 cents per bushel.
The receipts of breadstuGs into Albany by canal from
the LIST to the sth of May were as follows =
Flour, bbls. ..... ll757 Corn bushels 65,ll3
Wheat, bushels. l23900 Barley 30,6l0
PIrTsBuRo, April 8, lsl7
The river is becoming quite low Mt Pittsburg, and
there only about ~ feet Of water in the channel
Flour sold to-day at 81 10 81 81, but the general
asking price Is S. sale Of 1000 bbls choice brands
made at 50 25 The stock is light, and the demand
continues good.
The money market is tight, caused by the curtament
Of bank accommodations
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Assembly.

ALBANY May s, ls47.
The bill from the Senate relative to fraudulent auction
sales, ordered to third reading and passedas
also the BILL from the body with regard to the i'm
provement ofthe Crooked Lake Canal.
motion made to make the bill in relation to
landlord and tenant the order Of the day for Monday
next. Lost
Mr. T. SMITH offered resolution extending the day
appointed for the to the Goth inst Laid the
table under the rule giving rise to debate
The canal bills from the Senate taken up, but
we're not disposed of when the House adjourned.
ALBANY, May II p NJ
The Senate bill for the division of the State into judi
cal districts has just passed the House-ayes 66.
The Pacific railroad resolutions have passed both
houses Of the Legislature.
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iFEssOR OF MUSIC.-G II. SOLOMON takes this
rode informing his friends and the public that he has
90 Chatham street. where he continues to teach Vio
or singly by new and imI roved method peculiarly
~ by which his pupils are advanced in half the
me.
ch Accordion taught. Terms moderate. ma BOT &C
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ACCORDEONS.
CAI{I}IAfiES

lCE II UNKART, manufacturers ofPAPER HANG
t;S No s43 Pearl street, Franklin Square. Wholesale
ers will find themselves fully remuneated for calling
4 before buying. n3 lmissr
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The subscriber will hereafter continue the business Of I'm
porting French Artificial Flowers materials for Flowers,
Feathers &c. on his the place So Nassau
street, (up sairs) N KAHN
a13 oukr
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sPECIAL REPORTING-Dr. Houston, Stenographer TO
1he Senate Of the United States informs those wishing
his services reporter special occasions that he
addressed the Offices OF Drs. Castle and Edwards aursts
Broadway.
DR. H. private pupils his system of stenographc
porting Terms $500 each.
New York. April 90 i8t7 a22 I'm