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THE BRICK STORE.

VIE unde, signed have lust receive,
, from New York a large and splen
aid stock Of fine and fashionable Fal
ana Winter Goods, TO which they would
respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and customers and The nnbI;r
generally. Their stock consists in:
Cashmeres, Nous de LANES g. AIpaccos.
newest style,
silks and Satins, Silk and Scotch Plaid.
Fine Fancy Scarfs, BLK Italian Cravats'
Hemstlch L. G. H'dk'fs,
Irish Linen and Lawns,
Fine Linen Table Cloths,
English, French and American Prints.
white, Red and Yellow Flannels,
Fine Cashmere and Nett Shawls,
Bleached and Blown Shirtinp and Sbeo,.
ing,
FINE Mackinaw and American Blankets.
CLOTHING.
Fine Black Cloth Coats,
Tweed and Cashmere 90
sack, Flushing and Blue Blanket do.
Black Satin Vests, Polka do.
Black Cloth Pants, Cashmere do.
and Sattinett do,
Linen Bosom Shirts, 4
0llk Undershirts, Drawers Gotten Elan. !
mel and Nett, Marine do. 1
Hosiery, Scars, Cravats, Stocks. GIoves I
and ~Suspenders. T
BOOTS AND SHOES. &c
lens Fine Calf, Seal, Kip and Mud B
lens Fine Cali, Seal and KiO Broo.O.
aides Walking Shoes, Bootees and Sin
pers, "P
hlIdren's and Buys Boots and sooes.
HATS AND CAPS. I
ough and Ready, Beaver, Silk, Fur and -
Wool Hats, Gnu
ar, Cloth, Glazed, Silk Plush and Wi
vet Caps, So
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE.
A fine and full assortment Of Hard.
re and Cutlery, Spades and Shovels.
ace chains, Hoes, Hatchets, &c,
rocket and Pen Knives, Knives and
| ne above stock, of the finest and :
81 fashionable Goods, we propose to GL
! to our friends and customers A.
Pr96t only, and farmers will find 4
0 '0elr interest to call, examine and
ce our Goods. ""u
october 9, 1847.
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James r. skyles, Of BOwling Green
Effects Of one bottle for ~dispepsia.

a.. IL. LouIsvlILE KY, April, i74s.
Dri Deaa SRI am IN Louisville, to The sur
m p,,ss q my intimate friends, and not less to
hm oy,,Iaa ! mink ! could have sold SO or 100
lone neI 4, Frlces Patent Texas Tonic A
fT;a3 pealod q III health well known 10 nv
~ hs. WIN my sudden resIoration--for a man
stor II 1 bn mem f%orcibly. Tell the propri-
Kentucky, | can be Of service ~ Kin o'11e q
sincerely, .JsSps . p'm; tours
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Constipation.

Listen one moment and don't crack yoursmiIes.
Ferhaps already it's brought on the Piles.
Inc latter ls cured, the former relieved.
You'll feel like a criminal Just been reprieyed.
Augmentlng the quantity, more or less,
MY medical card will fully express.
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Chill and Fever.
naJoI Gooch tried a single ounce vial
Gur'u TWO cases the very FIRST trial;
1lowever' my friends to make the thing sure,
oIe ootle at least ten cases will cure.
< large dose before the Chill comes on,
ono nall Cat night) when the Fever is gone.
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WE GOODS

CHEAPER THAN EVER FoR c.s.,
n VIE undersigned would call tho a..
tentlon Of their friends and he
pubic generally to their new and exten,
slye stock Of DRY GOODS, lust re.
celved and now open, and thew pIedoo
themselves that they will sell cbeSner
a better bargains, for CASH. Inn
any other establishment in he nla"a'
we therefore solicit a call and examine
our stock and prices.
May 8, 1847. TO-
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FhIOGs PATENT TEXAS TONIC.
AoLoriat certificate Uith each Package
Femates in delicate health, peerless
gnu and FsUer, Constipation of the
Bo~eis' Chronic Headache, Asthma.
Vertigo, &c.
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Dyspepsia.

one ounce will open the eyes Of a man.
neIl buy, one bottle! and try it again;
tils falth becomes strong, confidence sure!
oae other bottle may certainly cure.
rs taken-his mind relieved from the blues!
And nature assumes her beautiful hues.
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HIGHLY IiIPORTATTg

1t isl welltn.
lts. ture Of Biliioaanao
TALLY uDder',elsd
utter failure Of
\! men and mediei1.
the 10 BREAK rBr ~.
trv, and TO be tbsi .aLl
en-, Aguei aud 10 pus,
han lnieFeurlalize ID a
llOus fever. WI.
5 a %sequencesR Tba.a
70 need reIatins
+. have died, nnll
blood poisoned h.
: have I've been pernsn,
The true lheo,v
ust cases where itia
md Ica!e it thOroup5ls
l. All these enSs
the celebrated GA !
Let them be fairIr
great west,saOd K.
-. clings to the Svs n
'os will be eradicaiesal'
or ~ restored, n !.
BE- made fresh ~ "
~Pleasurable sensa,
she mex season III
y%awning for The !,
referred to, W..
these Pills were 4,
n.y. IN the United /
Of the General b,
the most econom M
made. WhyF y
family all Billion.a
banished. The y.
Be b dreaded. Thers
I, Sticky Seasons! !,
l would be as free +,
as those Of The be.I,I
"gldHQ.
Unlike all otbe,.,
i he GraeGenbelp' pa "
the formation of
the system. Tbo..
cording to directioroO.
ious. ''''S
Il With these remark
Company invite a sill
al Of their Pills.
/. lst. Let neighbour,
family. ~
I'D! I'd: Let clergymen
distribute them. -
Z 3D.. Let landlords
settlers on their land,
- N Let emigrant
er P%hilauthropic bold
the needy.
In short there is
why the west should
healthy; that on its
and beside Its noble 81,
vigorous health should
In the following dis
achieve equally
~
asthma, Bilious G
BO~els, deficient qctio
Catarrh, Constipation.
COstSueness Di,
Dyspepsia,
umpt'o", Digestion, IN
Of blood in he
Epilepsy,
'~2atMlency, FluOr AlJus.
rae Fever, Green sickass
= Head AcAe, Hysts,
Urine, En&amatson Of
amatiOm Of The Stomach,
O0"tp'"t Is, LON Spifi
Painful, Ne
Rheumatism,
'seases, Whites.
In all bilious and Cb
e Pills achieve the mos
Here they DEL
Id as the susceptibility
institution is tothese dis
fly sly led by some, ri
w WORLD!
wonderful eAicac
arises from their
Pores, cleanse and
and Bowels, ma
" healthy and clear; al
! strength to the sysie
WHOLESALE WAR
10 John Street
n towns where there
Company will appoint
by letter post paid
sons wishing the Pills
err them.
Is cents a box.
D. o 1
General Agents tor The
iPPi and the parishes
Union, ClaibOI
Morehouse, Madist
lsas Caldwell, Concord
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1880 POIWmes OF BOoks
0HE subscribers have now in STORE
over 1900 volumes of MisceIla9e
T" and School Books; their stock com.
PrIses' perhaps, every book in use in tbe
schools and Academies of the country.
q was procured on such terms as en-.
able them TO sell lOwer, for Cash, tbsn
similar books ever have baen sold in this
Purchasers please give US a
can and WiH sell ckeGp.
July "a, I847. ~
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Isaiah p Fuller Esq, Merchant, " 3

~. n. NhW O~ALEANs, April "a, f844.
JOIN Praee-Dear Sir-From the ertroo,d;
nary relief that have received frnm tbe W.
q your I exaa Tonic," after having lahorsd va
nearly fifteen years under an Affection 81 ~
LAyer' Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion
ana general debility, ! feel constrained 10 re-.
commend the use Of Il to The public. Iknov
Y e language strong enough to use in Ia al
respectfully, IsArsH n H., ours
~ LILY
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ChrOmic Headacha ami Astbma

One spoonful o fTonic, Drink sassafras Tea.1
warm battle the feet, high up to the knee;
wrap round a blanket ten minutes or 90,
ana learn what the TEXAS TONIC can d..
II Inc skin soft as the dew on the flower.
Inc patleet relieved in less than an hour.
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W. E.. Church. ""e' " "e
NEw ORLEANS. April q r8A7

y I'VE" UKIEANS, April 3 I847.
IN assuring you, that after some experIenco ~
me character of TEXAS TONIC. I teal ow'
tnorlzed TO give it my devided opinion tho,
medicine, i is not excelled BY any preparatioU
OF human skill that has fallen IN nv No. nOI
wishing you success in disposing Of thIs3 me-.
dIclne. consider myself as indSloinn II ~ ~
philanthropy. WIN. Wgs4~s OK
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H VERNON A
POST OFFICE

oaice open every day, except Sunday,
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Eight to Nine o'cl1ck, "A. m, only.
June 5, 1847.
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cue 9aisstssfppt GreoIe
p fuaLlsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BY JOHN M. MONTGOMERY

Dk JOHN m. MONTGOMERY,
Al Three ilIIlrs a year, il paid within ono
m nth tfom the time Of subscribing. If nor
pud within thar time, at FIVE dollars a year,
HIe, anu WY be sued Tor, in all cases, al the
expiration Of the month.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
sEllFe, payable on the first insertion, and viii
Pc sued torimnediately, If not paid. Yearly
advertising as heretofore.
Articles Of a personal nature, whenever adj
united, will be charged a. the rate of Two
dollars TOR every ten lines for each insertion.
Political circulars Or public addresses. for
the benefit Of individual persons or companies.
will bs charged as Advertisements, and al he
sumo rates.
Announcing Candidates for Office, $40.
All Job Work must be paid for on delivery.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they viii
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

BY the Probate Court Of said County
WHEREAS affidavit has been made
that Abigail Hunter and 49,
Hunters, her children, are non. residents
Of said State Of Mississippi, and publ.
cation was ordered TO be made against
hem, and all persons interested, in the
estate Of James Hunter, deceased. al the
January Term, l848, Of the Probate
Court Of said county These are there
fore to require all persons interested, to
appear be ore the said Probate Court on
the Second Monday Of April next, 1846,
? then and there TO shew cause, if any
FAhey have, why the final account Of
Richard G. Saunders, administrator de
boRis non, Of the estate Of said James
Hunter, deceased, should not be allowed.
and a decree made thereupon accord.
ingly.
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Baroness.

IN cheer up your spirits don't look SO shv.
y husbands ashamed, aRservant can buv
"a lhree weeks 81 so! perhaps not SO soon.
Uaze with delight on the beautiful moon:
1our eyes become bright-your heart filed
with Joy, A
prospects in view-a Girl or a Bow.
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THE MAIL
THE MADISONVILLE MALI

q due, DAILY Except Monday BY I P. NJ.
Closes, Daily except Monday) at I a. NJ.
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
al UST received and for sale a large
Blank Books, various sizes, &c..
Cap Paper, N'''
Letter Paper, a variety,
Quilts and Steel PENS,
BIack, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRIEsTLEY & MosBY.
August 7, 1847. ~~'
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Issued, the 18th day Of January 1913.
J. 7. CAMERON, Crk.
January Is, le48. 1926
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II ECOLUMBUs MAI
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIls
AT CANTON MISS.

II MALI
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q. W. HENDERSON, Agent.
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6rsPRCEAL NoTIC

~
HIGHLy IMPORTANT 70 II
has beeu long thought ihal
the west were 10 see belie
regard TO the bilious disease
portions ofour noble country
The true medicine is al Jag
US by the celebrated Graele
pany. Their advertisement
or column to which The altent
man, woman and child shou.
given.
March 8, l847.
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WtENeSs, Inc Hon. JOHN B.
HowcorT, Judge of Probate
Of said county the Second
Monday Of January, in the
year Of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and for
ty-eight, and seal Of said
court.
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Noble, March, l845.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-18

Died.
On Thursday, February II, ls4s, MARGARET ANN
WooLpRIDoE, wife Of George D. woodbridge
The friends OF the family and Of her father, Andrew
from her residence SOL Pearl street. this afternoon
at O'Clock. The friends Of the family residing in
Brooklyn, will meet at the house Of her father South
Ferry, Brooklyn, at O'clock p NJ, where carriages will
be in attendance to convey them to Greenwood Gene
terry.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, after prolonged
Illness Capt. GEORGE SUTTON, in the 66h year Of his
age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from St Thomas Church, Broadway
Saturday the 10th ins at O'Clock, without further
invitation.
or consumption, at Flatbush L on tho 18th Inst f,
aged 30 years. SUSAN GATES, wife Of Edward Gates,
Of ll9 Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
Her funeral will take place at Flatbush at TX O'Clock
to attend.
Connecticut papers please copy.
At Fort Neck, l., on Thursday morning, F eb 18th,
STANTON only of David r and Mary L. Floyd Jones,
aged one year and eight months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his
funeral on Saturday the 18th inst at O'Clock, M
from the residence Of Thomas Floyd Jenes
In Jamaica. yesterday, (7th inst) MARY, wife Of
Caleb Weeks, Esq aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family invited to attend her
funeral, this day, at p. NJ
On Thursday, the 18th instant, ANNE, daughter Of
lanes and Jane McGovern, aged months and twenty
days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this friday afternoon at half past
three O'CLOCK from the residence OF her parents NO 29
Madison street.
At Baltimore, 10th inst in the a9h year OF her age
Harriet MATILDA. wife Of WIN. w. Littell Of Virginia.
aad eldest daughter Of Thos Robinson Of Baltimore.
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and passed Warm weather came at and with health
slowly returned The was necessarily used and
the used ths brighter Il grew Lot others
prof. by thu example Pereevere aud despair not In
February l64s the contents of that store, now
whole one aud much too small at that, with its good
WILL aud an obligation to quit the business cannot be
bought for sxeen thousand dollars In gold Yet at the
same store three dollars will buy good shirt any
gentleman need to wear; and, In addition to her
general assortment Mrs Beemau will for fsw days
have for exhibition at 39 Nassau street. few sets Of
handsome customers shirts made to order for of
which she will receiys $l44 per dozen. Gentlemen who
would like to neat and well-made shirts invited
to cali.
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CON N & RCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

VnureO0y, reOs ITO Fs M
The news from Europe had very favorable effect
upon the stock market and prices advanced fraction
At the first board Canton went per cent Farmers
Loan Y, Harlem x, Norwich & Worcester l, Morris
Canal u, Reading Railroad 4, Erie scrip 4 and Penn
SIS u Reading Bonds, and Long Island Railroad closed
at prices current yesterday.
At the second board the transactions were only to
moderate extent and prices remained without any ma
terisl alteration
The money market Is rapidly improving; the ruling
rate of interest in the street per cent and the
banks discount literally to their customers We have
doubt but that money will, In few months, DO o.
great drug here it is In England that the rate
Of interest will rule as low at any previous tme
that speculative movements in principle staples will
commence In our markets, instead Of In London and
Liverpool as usual.
It has been semiofacally announced that the Illinois
and Michigan Canal will be completed the LIST Of
April instead Of the LIST May previously stated. The
favorable weather during the winter has enabled the
contractors to progress much rapidly than antici
psted and the result will be highly Satisfactory to the
bondholders
The receipts Of the Housatonc Railroad Company for
the month Of January, ls4s were $so3l4 20, against
$4675 "a for the corresponding month In ls47 showing
a decrease Of $40 s6l 6s for the month this year.
Thereturps of the Bank Of England for several periods
present the annexed comparative statement -
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,
Mails for Europe.

The Weekly Herald, in French and English, will be Is
sued at nine o'clock tomorrow morning 1t will contain
all the Of the week. Those DESTROYS of sending this
paper to Europe by the steamship Washington can OBJ
tain copies in wrappers ready for mailing The mail
bags of the Washington will close tomorrow evening at
.;x
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City Intelligence.

THE WEArHER-The weather yesterday was remark
ably pleasant, soft and mild as spring The ice and
have entirely disappeared, and the cold weather
seems to have passed away with 1t.
BuRNrNo OF RAILROAD CAR-The morning train Of
Of the New York and Harlem railroad in passing
from Croton Falls to this city, yesterday, was thrown
into great confusion, in consequence Of Of the bag
gsge cars attached to the train having taken fire while
nesr Tuck hoe The train was Immediately stoppsd
but the baggage almost entirely destroyed be-
lore the fire could be extngnished and 1t with great
dculty the train Of could be detached in time
nrevent the fire commu uicating with them. There
we're several packages of boots and ready made shirts
m tne cars st the time all of which, worth about
q 100 wers destroyed The fire was caused by sparks
irom the locomotive
FtRrA FIRE broke out about IL O'Clock on wednesday
ght in tho cabinet shop of Charles Bethiugbammer l2
Norfolk street, and stock to the value OF $780, upon
which there insurance, was entirely destroyed
FUNERAL OF RFv. Mn. SmrH.-The funeral of the
Rev Jobu N. Smith late pastor Of 50. James, church
LANES street, will take place this morning. at O'clock
when the remains viii be removed to the Cathedral
here the solemn services OF the dead will be performed
THE g-Which s beiag interpreted Thy Key" TO
T-Tsrnpsrsnce.
H-Honesiy
l--Iudustry.
K-KuowIedge
E. Economy. 49,. -,
Four years ego the mother Of three helpless little chill
dIcu Mi hit he occasionally Of cold winter evening
wsnaoe her way from grocery on the corner CT
Ann and Nassau in one hand carrying scntte full OF
herd coal and in the other pint OF oil The coal was
60 body thnly, too tbnly, clad in cotton wne
ths oil was to shed feeble light upon weary stitches Va
Ken sadness long after slunher had closed the eyes
te hundreds OF thoueapds of happier ciuz ms who had
haished their days labor and forgotten its cares
doE'n or two OF stockrg', half dozen tu'penders
auo few ether light artictes comprising total FLOCK
A. trade OF scarcely less than fifteen dollars value en-
tlsd the front half of room, psrttioped In The mid
do, 10 the dignity Of being called sore.n The other
haf of the came room the kitchen, dining
roop, bed room parlor and library flor It contained
Bibe) and In 1t could be discovered well nsh half q
csr load Of furniture worth altogether not much short
of Ity dollars On quarter day the first OF February
ieii. hind friend Ia New jersey whose memory will
b. tCnaly cherished bv chiidrp
lss compassion paid this mot rent and against the
nd vice of well meaning land ord consented to he 60.
food, great exposure, snd crushing anxiety at length
brought dreadful ct Of sickness with loss Of rrssou
and dftress not easy to concslyepd ilposibs TO de-
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES


rsrosa dividends. 7sx shares Baltimore and Ohio s,1o.d
Ma U' 3D. ss: & ISL s sS " ass
ssH bd Baltimore and Chic railroad ;sS asked
rAIIs1E5,n.. Feb BssrSa7sss -, 80
O.; 1% snt L:hsS SsT g . M:%Js-sy S%2.
ssss ss.S, s,sa
and Mech. aaer Saies-soO 5.1s los Ches and
"aesi Ss~ 1s"sy eoPpf Rail-
70 ief
% sT :af. g isia
mo- 81 Western Railroad Rish,; ase AZ Second Hoard
RaIIo; Isss do Boston and WoTs..sI HsiI1SaS IS.
ss s"ad sS: 81 DO do Dc Do
Es;:ss d. S Dc 1850
s sTad i.s
a Co.. s a a
M..ufssu,e,, Co l0, sdy do State Bs,k.
srHailIoad adva whs,awn; ia do and Maine
and
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Cotton-The Acadias news
was received this morning for particulars of which
refer to another column. 1t has produced effect
our market end 5000 bales have been sold at previous
rates say middlng to good middng OK IA. Tobacco
-43 hhds were sold to day. Sugsr-Far demand sales
Of 500 hhds at yesterdays prices, say fair AZ 4Ac
MolaesesM Market dull sales Of 900 bbls at 30 ale;
$4,000 gallons sold plantation Mt l5K and 600
gallons, re SALE at l6Ko Elour-2o0O bhls Ohio were
sold in two lots ut s7 and few small lots at 81 SIX
as % for Ohio and st. Louis. Corn-The market has
been active and the sales reach racks of which
nearly all was taken for the north The prices have
ruled from As to 4sc Oatsl50 sacks st Louis sold at
44c. Whiskey-250 bbls rectihed sold at 2OHc Pork
Sales of $50 bbs Mess at 50 37 100 at 50 AS $50 prime
~ and 100 at 81 o5 Bulk Pork-l6 600 lbs infer-
at $50. Lard-Ths demand Is active. and the sales
reach 1926 bbls and terces and 1850 kegs follows
rs bbs at $40 472 bbs and terces ut &c; 100 bbs at
8ll6 so at Ga 359 bbs and tiercss at 6X and $40 at
6Ac; also 14eo kegs at on and 300 kegs at Freebts
"A vessel taken for Sligo at 5dH and another for Cork
at lad for Exchapges-No alteration in the ratee.
London, Z q sK per ct prem; Paris 32z a 40; New
York so days az per ct dis; do sight u per ct
prem; Treasury Notes, par.
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Hussar BaIl-This Splendid Entertainment
#, the Apollo Rooms on Monday ne1t Extensive
have already been commenced and we hsve not
the ghtes doubt the forthcoming Husar Bail will
Guido any thing Of the kind given this season.
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Gold Pens at Reduced Prices.-Th

reduction of SO the price Of Gold Pens just made by
Beers Clark IS John street. (up sairs seems not at all 10
please Of their ys Tut we can assure hen that the
customers like It, We know of good why shOud
be compelled pay iuch prices for gold Why
should The profits their manufacture and sale DO much
other articles With the low prices of Beers
Clark the gold will come into general use and all
dealers the article will gain by the increased denard
than they can lose by reducing prices.
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TACOB .: PLATT, AUCTIONEEER-iooo COATS,
Vests aud Pantaloops-Jacob Plat will sell this day,
February rs st loh O'clock the Aqeon room pht 81
for cash on cevery TO the bidder above consisting
ofls3 cots surtous and 70 pairs pantalooa 81
vests 46 m needles rnd general assortment OF clothing
viii be positive and peremptoryt the highest bidder aud
every article paid for before delivery and references
dcpoe will be required from any purchasing
a the SAFE Aso at " o'clock pcrsnptorily 10 imported
warranted 10 carat fine gold anchor watches, 10 h,ie eweed
parachute aud compensation and regulated ready for and
warranted IN eyeryr'vect Term, cash on delivery Also.
quantity cded Gallery 500 dozcn knives aud forks
knives &C. sundrv otner articles Of fancy goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-18
MEDICAL OFFICE.-Dn. !

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successful titor New York ia the of ns
real diseases The Doctors epuson for skill in these old
hacured that hav- existed for years, pre.emncnt
elect ulcers upon the body the throat
Pains the head snd bones Of the legs, eecuey cured
brought by secret habit duls>
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