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A dandy who wanted tho milk passed
to him al a hotel, thus asked !s g; n~s
sLandiady please sepaSa Your COW down
this way The lanllady thus retorsed |;
Waiter, take this COW dawn 10 Whe,a
the cali is hleatinR.' {.
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scaiates
THANKS TO cEIi. TAYLOR.

Mr.. Badger, from, lhe Committee on
Military Affairs, 10 Nhom, was referred
the amendments OF The House 10, the
amendments of she Senate 10 The joint
resolution Of thanks 10 General Taylor,
his o6icers and men. for their brilliant
military operations al Monterey. reports
ed he'same back with amendments. i
The Senate having proceeded 10 The
consideration thereof, as in COMMITTEES
OF the whole, the amendments were
agreed to. 81
The joint resolution was then report.
ed to the Senate, and the amendments
having been cencurred IN, il was o,der-
ed TO third reading, and was, by unan-
imous consent, read third time and
passed.
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House Of Representatives.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3,

THANKS TO GEN. TAYLOR.
AZ message was received from The
Senate, announcing that said House had
passed the joint resolution OF thanks to
Gen. Taylor and the army for amend
lnents.
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From the 81. Louis Reyeille.

There is only one thing worse than wri-
ting such SANDER as follows below, and that
is publishing it. We really ought to be
ashamed of ourselves.
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THAMES TO GEN. TAYLOR.

MIR. Carroll, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back the Sem
ale amendment to the joint re, o!ulion OF
thanks to Gen. TayIor, the officers and
soldiers under his command for their
conduct 10 slorning the city Of hlonte-
rey, and recommended that tho House
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THURSDAY, FEB. Ii.
THANKS TO GEN. TAYLOR.

The joint rcsolution( of the House) Of
thanks 10 Gen. Ia, flor, his officers and
meu, which was returned from the Sem
ale with an amendment, was referred
TO the Committee on Military Aff,irs.
TUESDAY FEB l6.
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THANKS TO GEN. TAELOR.
The joint resolution presenting the
thanks of Congress to Brigadier Gener>
al Taylor, his officers and men, and
giving them extra pay reported on tina
Goth OF May last, was taken up and or~
dered 10 be laid on thetable.
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concur with the Senate in said amends

1
concur with the Senate in said amends
ment.
The House proceeded to the consid-
GRAFTON OF said joint resolution, when
> Mr.. jacob Thompson moved to a.
mend the same by adding the following:
ResolUed, That the President of the
United States be requested to cause gold
medals to be struck with suitable en-
blems and devices, and presented to
Major Generals Butler and Henderson,
and TO Brig adler Generals Twiggs,
Worth. and Qaitman, in testimony OF
the high sense entertained by Congress
of their gallanlry and good conduct in
siorming Monterey.
Resolped, That the President of the
United States be requested TO present
gold medal, with like emblems and de-
vices TO the nearest male relative Of
Brigader General Hamer, and TO cons
municate TO him the deep regret which
Congress feels sor,the loss Of gallant
man, whose name ought to live in the
recollection and affection OF grateful
county. ~ =.
Aftes some conversation between
Messrs. Carroll, Crozier, Houston, and
Thompson. of Mississippi,
MIR. Gorlon demanded the previous
question, which was seconded, and the
main question being put first on the
amendment by Mr.. J. Thompson, was
decided ia the affirmative, yeas 1911, nays
81.
After some further conversation with
reference TO The position of the amend
ment in the joint resolution as amended,
the question was put upon agreeing to
the amendments Of the Senate as. amend-
ed, and decided in the affirmative.
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II = Y f7f1-S R1of1Ef J y h7h1s - :.
The amendments of the House to the
amendments OF the Senate upon The
joint resolution Of thanks 10 General
Taylo and the officers and men under
his command, were referred 10 the Com
mittee ON Military fairs.
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II X l. E q IL A PHO,
ALBANY, Feb. ., ls47.

ALBANY, Feb. ., Is47.
There has been no business of any moment transacted
today.
Assembly.
petition wns presented from the College of Physi-
Clans and Surgeons and from the trustees of Union Hall
Academy, praying for State aid
Tho House bill to aid the New York volunteers was
received from the Senate, accompanied by q message
that that body considered 1t two thirds bill.
motion was made to lay the message on the table
which prevailed, aud it carried the bill with il.
resolution was called up asking the Governor If he
has any thing to communicate in regard to the anti
rent question and whether he has any plan propose
10 relieve the tenants from the grievances Of which they
complain. II was laid on the table.
A motion made to reconsider the vote by whic b
the message from the Senate relative 10 the mli,sry aid
bill, was laid on the table.
Mr.. BALLOON offered resolution that the bill in ques.
ton is majority BILL and that the Senate be requested
to pass il as such The resolution under the rule lies
the table.
The bill making appropriations for common schools
colleges &c, made the order Of the day for Thurs
day next
Resolutions of thanks to General Taylor officers and
men, passed without amendment-ayes 3d. noes
none.
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE LUNArIc ASYLUM The
llth annual report shows the receipts of the year,
reducing The balance against the Hospital which in Do.
remoer lst3 was Ss3s7 81, to ia 80 in December
1916 Or. George Chandler Is the superintendent
nents were admitted during the year. and go were dis.
charged or the latter. 1874 entirely cured 637
persons enjoyed the privileges Of tho institution during
the year, while the average number was 800 OF those
admitted 10! wero cases Of shorter duration than one
year. IS Oh longer duration than year, and -
not sscer'ained or those now in the Hospital, number.
ng 2OO males and 67 females 73 less than one
year. $50 OF more than year. and ~ not
w health inempeIance domestic alicon
religion and loss OF property, continue be the leading
causes Oh insanity The proportion Of those rendered in
she oy physicai to thosc by moral three 10
two FROM table made, from 100 cases termr ating
fatally In the Hospital, apposrs that the chence iiv.
ing when the malady does not terminate In the
uon oil reason Is less than ~ years This would
TO show that insanity shortens life.
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: g OF T & CO. IS,

CITY Wholesale and Retail Fam " Grocery, Tea Wines,
~ aud Spirit Establishment, &c The propretors pledge
every Article nuine and sold 81 auomi
usl profit including Of the latest ImpOte1ns and m ~
approved qualities; SUGARS OF grade coffee. Mocha
Java, Lagusyra aud Mrracato Wines Champagne, Sherry
Claret Madeira Port &c.; Scotch Whiskcy, Of Ce1t
ard Isiny, celebrated brnnd London Porter Barclay FER
kns:) Edinburgh aud Aoway Ale; Fruit Sperm Candies
Os; Old English Dairy Cheese French, English and Anne
rican Mustard Glasgow Speed Hns superior New fests
article table nigh favored end sound stga assor
ed md Of the highest flavor; Soaps Starch re-. Haisns
Figs, kc. -
The wine, cou,rt Of superior cid London Dock Fort.
Amanlado pale sherry, Msrsees do rt gold and brown
sherry East In ia Reserve Madeira Newton, Gordon, Muir
doch Sc Scotch Herng landing from ship Ann liay-
ley, 1.-THE celebrated Loeb Fine .
SCOTT THOMPSON,
5g7 Broadway.
splendid ban Of the above has been
the ,olication OF their uptown cuomers opened at Js7
Brosdway also the cash principle, where assortment
their cstab town,
and uality Will always be iound-sn assortment
that be rpasscd by thu city All the above
articles wb, onnd there and goods from each place
delivered ceof expense Ia of the for cash
ory d23 lmr
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DRlCE fpuCED TO 2s CENTS FER BOTTLE
Cure Badness and Grey Usir-A desirable article
for the toll The TncopheroUs Medieaed Compound
nov eo Jvedged by all who have used j. TO be the best
and crtin siie that has been invented Thou
sands have proclaimed ard bore witness its value and ecs
badness the hair that has fatn on
become thin; keeps the hair from becoming and
moves danduG, scur Nc 1t Is psrcalrly recommended
to the ladies' only cleanes the hair but gives SOFT
ard brarcY which cannot be surpassed Prepared ana
sold by A. &. BARRY artist hair No 6 Broadway cor
~
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RAILROAD CcLLIsroN-A collision occurred on
the railroad iron Macon to Savannah Georgia. on Tues
cay last, between single engine and freight train.
the two engineers Mr. Golding and Mr.. Tinkum were
severely pJured-ihe former seriously that no was
not expected to survive Several Of the hands also
injured-Balt. Amer, Feb.2
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY, February l, lsl7,
Senate.

albany, February l. lSI7.
Senate.
memorial received praying for the restoration
to the rights Of citizenship Of Earl and Boughon and
other anrent convcts to whom the late pardon OF the
Executive did not restore those rights The petition
was laid upon the table.
Mr. BAcKUs introduced bill to authorize the es,ab
shment of an asy lum for idiots The bill read and
referred.
The remainder of the session was wholly occupied in
debate upon the bill to provide for the distribution Of
the journal and documents Of the Constitutional Convsn
ton.
Assembly.
In the House the onti.slavery resolutions were had
under consideration during the entire day. These are
the resolutions which have passed the Senate and which
have been published in the Herald. They declare
that II any territory is hereafter acquired by the
United States the act by which such territory is &C
qaired, should contain unalterable fundamental
article or provision, whereby slavery shall be forever
excluded from such territory"
The resolutions passed the House by the following
vote -
AYEs-M essrs. Adams, Allaben, Atwater, taker Bas
com, Barber Barstow Beckwith, Beers, Ber Biodgott
Boss Bowdish, Boyden, Brown, Burchard. Burnell
Dutrck, Carpenter Carpenter, Cav, Chandler, Chap.
man, Croker, Crosby Crowley, Curry, Daniels Da.
WIS., g. Davis, DAWSON, DEAN Develin De Witt Diysn
Earl Fuller Fullerton Gallup, Gray, r. Green, Gregg
ry, Hadley, Hammond Haring Heaton, Hende rsou
Howe, Hubbard, Hunter, Keyser Lawrence, Leayens
Lee, Maxwell, McDoual, Mcfarland Mctionegal Nc.
Namara. McWhorter, Montanye, 8. Moore, Morgan
Orion, Peck Peirce, Perkins, Pottle, NJ. Pratt w. H.
Pratt Prindle, Kapee, Rathbun, RUSSELL Rutherford
shaw Sherman Shumway. Sill, skeele, j. d. Smith, j.
L. Smith, w. Smith, soper, Southland, Speaker Stew
art, Taylor. Treadweil Van Yalkonbuigh, Walsh, Wat
son, Weeden, Wenman, Woodruff, Wrght-95.
NAYs-Messrs. Allipg, Candeo, Chatfeld Emmans,
Fenno, Flanders, Hodgson, Landon, ~ b. Smith,.
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MOTHER'S CORDIAL.

FlHE superior efficacy ~ this article, when used IN me s
Of nlcy apparent, that no irneie
has experienced its benefits would be willing on d
condition. deprived oft Its effects are 20 shosu
diminish the Child Birth Que h NV"
thus place both child and mother 10 state ofsaty ,.
This NO qusck article but he pretcnption o.
phyticiaa one who u made hi. bTrch OF n,s
particular study. For sals 81 l77 brosdwsY a
street "s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-03

CASE or THE LEXINGTON. readers will have
noticed, by the short daily reports of The cases be-
fore the Supreme Court that hos been under
gument for several days. the Of which hardly in
dicates the subject oft II is the Merchants Bank of
Boston against the New Jersey Steamboat Navigation
Company The Lexington, which belonged to this CON-
pany, was destroy ed by fire. in Long Island Sound cur
readers remember, in January, 1870 The Merchants
Bank had property on board the value Of which they
seek TO recover against the Of tho boat
from professional friend that many important questions
arise IL the case first question Of Jurisdiction the
suit is an admiralty suit next, whether OF steam.
boats are not common carriers aud answerable for all
losses except those above all human agency; and last
y whether thore was not negligence in the preparation
ofhe boat slowing the cargo, SC. We learn from tho
same source that the cause has been argued with ability
by Mr. Ames, for the owners OF the boat, and Mr. r. w
Greene for tho bank Tho discussion will be continued
to-day by MIR. Webster and Hr. Whipple. Some of the
questions involved 1t will be seen, of much public
Importance. -Ndtiondt Tnteliigtncs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-03
LIQUID HAIR DYE.

seATCHELOR'S instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye 10
- tsiny valuable dcoy as hundreds of persons
in New York Testify Unlike the many miserable com
pounds that sold under the Of hair dyes actually
performs all IL promises IN proof tho inventor prepared q,
permanently color ladies' genemen hair to perfectly
aud uniform black brown and make charge nnle
entire satisfaction sgven tcntemen can have their whis
kes died aud cleansed half hour, for which purpose
private will be found CO the depot The dye
ia conyieen form with full directions for for The
venence Of those who prefer applying themselves Price
for Hair BotissS SO; for the Whi,her Bote. 90 Sold
whsiesale and reta by the proprietor WM BATE HE'LL
No. 2 Wall street. near Brosdway. dis imsuc
lltLES AND tUILArSh.S-210 rihes OF late u. \. pat
~ te with appeudagss 30 ship cnasses with IRON scab.
bards The above first article for service in MeIico
CaIiforui ia or elsewhere. For sale by
Jyl5-2wsr WIN. RYDER X BROTHERS, % Pine St
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DEAFNESS CURED.


10 BROADWAY. Extract VI cheerirlly comply with
20 the request Of Lieutenat Mcintosh that he
nvsded home unfit for duty consequence Of total
deafness and discharges from the That under the
ment of Drs Castle Edwards auIss IN New YORK.
rely recovered his hearing and has returned Ills
military duty-sisned, II. MeNEVEN, Surgeon to H B.
NJ forces, Jamaica.
Acoustic OLA for incpient deafness dischs-
from noises and collections Of hard ne, the
sars-for sale 3al broadway. J2iimsr
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TO LET and posses-On immediately given-the
e& dwelling and bakehouse Manhaanville also, the
IL large dwelling on Eighth Avenue and li6h street,
moderate. Apply to
1871 5tsrrc T. DUNLAP, 6a5 broadway.
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WIGS, WIGS.
RACHELoR's New invented Wigs'snd scaps,.rs decd-
edly the greatest yet introduced in
OF Wig Making. They perfectly comfortable yet
make the yssrer unconscious that he has Wig and the
so easy and natural that they be detect
cd Made only BY VIM. Bachelor, No. 2 Wall street, near
broadway. large assortment always on hand dis msrs
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Correspondence of the Mobile Herald

of Point Antonio de Lizardo, Dec 25, 1916. )
The Princeton returned to-day and anchored at Liar
John Adams, having filed up with provisions from the
store ship Relief returned to her old duty the block
ade and set Ms at liberty.
few hours before leaving Green Island the Prince.
ton visited by flag of truce from Vera Cruz
bringing off eleven Of our sailors, comprising all who
wrecked and drited ashore from the S0mers aud
the prize schooner Toronto, lost at Avsrado. They
were liberated on their parole not to engage in host
tiles against the MeSicans during the present
Midshipman Rogers and the sailor named Fox who
captured with him, now remaining in the enemy S
hands.
The men said they were well treated and well fed
They confined in the barracks and Of being
allowed no intercourse with any except the command
ing officers could report but little upon the state Of the
town. They closely examined, however, and
questioned to the force and of the squad
ror, end especially whether Mr.. Rogers concerned
cutting on. and burning the Creole under the walls of
the Castle.
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FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION

FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ viii be sold at auction Tuesday, the "a day Of
resides The said farm contains about II acres OF
good land with good .eng Barn, Carriage House. and
county of Weschs,ter about mile om
miles from the City Hail and the line of the New Ha
ven and New York railroad; has abundance of
quality Of fruit The sale will be positive to take place
IL NJ the premises For further particulars enquire Of T.
premises 49,
ja20 lmsrc LEONARD DEKI.YN
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1000 PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA, and 5000 In
lOOO the city and State OF New York can testify n
the wonderful efficacy Of that powerful remedy,
THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
~

1000 PERSONS IN raItADEIkrHHiA and ;sso n
IF SST AND
For Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
III RfE a D''G SEx a r. :!
AroNsHISo cuHE OF Canosle BnoScnIIn
MI Thonr,9aI siI:5toI more than four year.
hy.yn ms tss
sn, s,S:sa %,Tss,.d sSd;
with violent spnsmodic coughing thar blood would
and
I'd " OF and nsas
tra OF ecey Known remedy and at different period. had the
mouth, since trial Of your co%poand sy1%p Of Far
iss the 5 s0s
saS 1%s s S sow 5 %' 5
'r' mot" 's'a 70, your n'.aao! FEFshy s
ssst having personal knowledge q ~ is the
,,cr>,u, 81 Almond street.
This invaluable remedy '''1 xsa SSsffs Dickson
wAos. and T. BY W Y Fl SsTsfs I'll la
EalSG ST. q reta by H. johnson" a' broadway; hns aa
f bsssFEs 81 KIM
s sa Ysow mede G emsay
published for ,e .oe benefit Of those suffering from rheuns
lar nsa them eIuptoIs Of The skin ard diseases
Of The Faculty il ha, received
and have the best
sbIe combination Of remedies for the above pamed diseases
IL IL prepared from the purest articles and warranted to
give aeton IL tns, puries aud ckens the circua
ton aays rritson and leaves every OF the animal
economy in perfect state Of health.
The great and increasing demand for Article Of this kind
hs Induced the proprietor bring before the public that
all may have the benefit Of itand now remedy
for these most distressing complaints ed In
full confidence, and needs tial the
'fS%"' 'daSy RING
1872 Broadway, John 81
N. D. BE sure 70 observe the signature of C. IL
RING the cork Of zach bottle jn26 Imsr
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AA FOf SALE, or to exchange for city property-A
U handsome cottage, with five Or ten Of land situn-
ted within miles of the Marine Pavilion Rocka-
say Long Island, on the Rockaway Turnpike The fvs
peach and fruit There good barn aud other
houses. the property also house, and the
vel situated for gentleman who would like comfortable
Tesidsnee Also about eIepy acres Of land con
s,tng Of meadow and ,l!able land which will be
sold in different parcels. Apply TO
JIG im.rc JOHN L. EbRTON jr, IA Delaney ~,
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND

ill., AafIss ak
hRRANGhMrNIS FOR 1887.
ID w. BYENE u Co, OE NEW YORK AND LII
VERPO L. beng the Oldest and largest established
house IA The efDgstiny basnoss beg leave to call the at
snuon Of The public gcesy 70 their superior
this house, their friends in the H(i Sonptrv
safely depend they will have immediate despatch aud
every means will be taken 90 detention IN Liver
pool TIE Packet ships of hi: line all Of the first class
which sail every five day. can also be mad.
70 ward passenger, direct from Dublin Cork Weter
ford, Londonderry, aud Belfast.
Dafts aud Bills Of Esehange pven for amount paya
bic dsnaud without discount, ut OF the principal
towns in the United Kingdom From the above arranre
nent subscribers confidently that patronage
been literally extended them for many yenr,
past will be withheld the coming Of emg ration
Should the engaged tor not embark the
will be refunded customary.
z. w. BYRNES co,
SO South street, of Wall N. Y.
EDWARD SAUL Agent
2 w DYRNES CO,
las lmsrrc IS Waterloo Road, Liverpool,
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NATURAL MUSIC
DIX. KELLlNGER'S

H. lNFAlLlbLE LlNIMENr is warranted to
>eure sores and ulcers Of atew days.
k.lt acts like magic in removing rheumatism and all
oh,r pains One or two doses is certain TO relieve bilious
ch1c diaIrkea, &c. as 1t is taken IL il perfectly delight
full in its odor and avpr 1t is universally ackno
pc the best family medicine offered 10 the public Price
so cents per bottle.
Sold at $50 Pearl streets C. Ring, Of John and
10th drug Burres Dover and Chat.
ham, and at the Il. H. Office CITY Hall IL Imsrc
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RATHBUN'S HOTEL,
lil I63 I65 6. l67 Rro1dfcan Nelc York

ItN ITO LII,
l6l, 163, l65 s. l67 Broadtoay. Neo York.
~ Thi, new s3d magnificent establishment recently
with the latest Improvements and "a Of sufficient ca
pacity accommodate eco persons.
Besres spacious Dining Hail. contains an unusu:
al mber of pleasant Parors with large well veutate
Bedr oms, all spendidly furnished with entirely furn
Tn location is very desirable and convenient both for
busne and pleasure being between Courandt and Liberty
streets
The opretor of this establishment intends to make
OF most comfortable pleasant, and business like
places in ne city c: New York aad 7aas OF EXPENSE Will
s spared bis the of his uests-tteIe
by hoping sh,e literally in the public while he
remains tn, ubc's humble servant, b. kATHBUN
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PLUNKET & PARDESSUS,
NO l23E FULTON STREET
IA an excellent hat 50 90 and Only charge - SO
Ss~ their + iRsr QUALITY MoLEsxIN AND NUrRiA HATS
NB..-FLu( KETT X PAKDESSUS warrant their first
quality hats be equal very least to those any other
establishments and the public would be lutte
So so. " d2a Inn : RE
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FOk SALE.
~ FOUR LOTS, the north side of 4st street, be-
c:;H the 7th and 9th with Dwelling Honse
IL and Carpenters Shep Of the lots.
Aiso mall Farm the turnpike road, Far Rockaway,
Long Island, containing about Of land two under
CULTIVATION Of 6ne large Peach Trees Of the choc
est o small House. and about four Of Woodland,
all enciose ed IN go Il fcpee.
Also Oer lisces Of land Rockaway for sale.
For particulars. apply -
JIG 1msrc JOHN H. POWER, 100 Fulton st. NY
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MASSAPkQUA HOUSE


Id THE PROPRIETOR of the above house, having
E:M retired from the bpsess the house will be let on
A moderate terms for one or number Of years, com
encag the first of March This establishment be
log we'll known, also the celebrated trout pond ad
joining rs needless to For particulars apply
10 the subscriber near the premises.
N b. 1he above establishment would be rented very low
TO a party OF ger temen
THOMAS FLOYD JONES.
SoUTu OYsTEpBAY. l.. i27
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.snprsyA - WINTER ARHANGEMENTS--T
Ge@ae4fss11s Norwich Worcester and Boston Rail Road
3E.-jX- aud Steam Transportation Line-The sub
stsaol propeller Trumbull Captain Daniel Haven
will rua regularly bstyeen Norwich aud New York making
Old Clip Forfregh which will be taken rates
having elegant accommodations apply the
Captain, on board, or to
Z. A. BILL, Norwich, Conn, and to
is lm-r J.,& ~. BRIGGS. 40 South ST. NewYork,