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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
S-TH i GREAT ENcLisH RKdEDY.--


k-L7The only gina and seauin- for the
o. Of Hesyes. other Comp snts Of tho respiratory ap
psaRs and Of the digestive functions IN the
HOne, Is kRKBsDEs Taiiei sails heave Powders IL Is
wsranted to De perfectly sale IN ali vii not neon
venenee the animal ln0re II he has DO disease 10
Is from 10 times cheaper than most Of The imitatiOns
which being circulated hrou sh0Ut the country being
put Ia much larger packages sufficient 10 Ofd
nary Of Hesyes, and u administer In dozen Of
cold csiarTh, 40
At this while the Hoe 10 shedding his coat his
vital erersy much reduced, and he Is extremely liable
colds many Of IcpeH hsases contracted
now bat Suppressed By pasture weather. ill
they best with full force In The Fall Thousands Of
Horses be saved from future un,oundIsss H. when the
hl sy u toms of cold whse1r 10 observed few doses
Of the Talefsas Hssye Powders should te sdmni,efed
They anied to wholly eradicate recent ResSes at
this season.
GREAT SFRiSo PUEIFIEK-The Heave Powders. given
small doses viii BE- found most useful this
They stimulate the skin 10 cast OIL the scp-fhuous har
Apd produce new they loosen The hide give glossy
pesrance 10 the coat protect against disease they sfo,
from n cir fine Alternative and restorative powers purify
the blood and renOvaie the syste whch Hoses require
this season mech q the hsHsn who nd
preparation Of ssTsapsIs useful - correct tho viiaed
stte Of the 10ids incident 10 TIE change II weather
which iH the spne affects sli apimAl q, we'll ysgs'a
bio life Persons who value their Horses will BE-
A Il 0OuGHk co iiD Fulion.st ..ls proprlsiois
Also Tor sale q, Tsu1salfs Balls Head, apd l..
Wiaship's, ~ East Broadway MA 2~-
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GALvANIc BELT

an ipproved mod frati over al other rclenlhc ~
vnnces Tor the efsctut naturalization OF bAiFa.l-m
Ia the relief OF disease e9m5isns eo.l' ~. IN 80
~ VI seton and he most perfect safety onaef ~ or
cumstauces. Every i.rmcr objection 70 tn7 ePP,i1ia
ton o. th.s ~Oud0us power, t. To- the use OF o Del
entirely rem0yed-it being equally sPpcaDis - .t7
persors Of mo strongest eon-sii stionln la1 -
may With equal certanty experience ne chlcacJ. Any
DOW o. that D. required readily Dc obfan-a ana ~
com sirf ehich tEc mysterious agent ~ btFAian $50
ACT Will fail b b. Fr0n pity and permanently relieves.
1.-THE Gslsuuic bet beautiul Instance ci afi Aolns
science 10 produce the hshsst teneh s results, aud %
hved that few inventions hgyc ever been ~ entirely per
f-fed sud - succession in th1r ftsgiis TO u
i.f,~ta s i.e. suonose person afflicted with Dyap-Psy
or chfouc iud gs.On flm any Of 10 various eau scshs
Of dscldsd stomach OWING u the pfocuel0n
sd retention peu and heaNines pa lhat
rsron GENERA. depression Of sqls an0 - on 10 ooina
~ ,rea TONES or sfimuaus sf en-, which ~ thef &C
toa on he nerves aud muscles OF tbe sorach Hhofa I'm
0ary relief but which leave the patent 20 'Aiea "a
cucs and Ia a decidedly worse state st7t ~
bus excited has ceased Now this th the enrci
esultfn. from the application ot the GAvanic Belt axe
patient IN state similar 10 that have nentoned-ue
the Belt round the body and ifs stomach IN he
manner most convenient Inc drat ana ~ -
kin will ACT on the positive element Of the Belt theieoy
sxcitug avanc current which passes on % NE mega
tive ard thencs back sgsn 70 the positive BY tb, means
keeptug ~ a continual Gtlyanic circulation 1hus mo
most severe Of Dyspepsy no matter now CHROME
their character permanently cured simply py "9AlHz
the Gslvenic Belt " - -. ......,,,. ,.,.n,
CHRIsTIE's GALvANIC AND MAGNETIC CURA.
TINES are recommendeds for Nervous Complaints but
this class comprises much larger number OF diseases h'n
d. generally supposed. Among them must Do shuuYi'
atsd all cases 1t RHEl MArlSN, acute or chronic apply
ng tho hesd face limbs, GOut, Tic-OOioeuN 10 n
ache Bronchitis Vertigo Nervous aud sex head
ss.iou Paralysis Palsy Fits Epilepsy, Cramp Pap tetion
~ The Heart ApOpexy Stiffness oi joints, spins, Com
pa nts Lumhago. Neurags, Nervous IremOr ID n ness
of the Head Pains the Cheat and side General peoii.
ty Deficiency OF Nervous snd Physical Energy ana ail
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DYSPEPSIA,

which +. simply Nervous Disarrang Of the Dige'
i've Oreans must therefore b. named In the Glass
In ALL The above painful add tedious diseases, the Cal
yanic aud Magnetic Cursves have been founded posi-
tive and permanently successful ~,
Instances nnunersble might be given 70 prove the
above, we're II necessary.
IfCerthcate, aud Testimonials Of the most conclusive
character and from persons OF the highest
be any vouchers OF merit every column IN this paper
could S. filed many times with them To Inspire proper
confidence, hen few really valuable articles hDouna
il Is deemed only right TO publish selection OF me
dencss which voluntarily eudered re garding the Nr
tue. and efficacy Of Dr. Chrsiias Inventions, ~ TINS
means many may become paTtskers of their dement's VINO
oiherie might remain entirely ignorant OF the great
blessing which they eau conier-tor The enjoyment ~
health the greatest Of al bessingsend Tor this reason
Or Christie has aud will continue TO publish volun-
havr experienced the benefit Of his Curatiyes
The reader Is earnestly requested 10 peruse little work
entitled GALVANlSM, aud ITS application as remedisl
agent which may be hat Of OF The authorized SCENTS
in the various cities of the Union GRATIS, or II Will be
sent by mail on application, post paid
CHRlSTIE'S GENUINE GALNANlC AND MAGNET.
&c CURATGYES can only be obtained In New'YoIk OF
D. @. MCORHEAD,
Igg Broadway who s the General Agent for the United
States and 70 whom all business communications should
be addressed
AUTHORIZED AGENTS, Of whom Chrsues 6endlne
Articles can be procured.
New.York-D c. Moorhesd, 49, Broadway.
Bo.ton-Mrs. T. Kidder, leo Court ST.
Albany-Dr. r. d. Briggs, No Exchange
Philadelphia b. Peterson, 98 Chcsnutst
New. fleans-Guinness X Bush, u CamP-st
Washington, ID C-M. H Stevens, Browns Hotel.
Salem, Mass-HJ Pratt, Druggist IN Esssx-st.
Cincinnat-J. ID. Doughty. cor Fifth and Main SITS.
Chicago. lll.-Joseph Keen, Jr. lio Lake-'t
Milwaukee, Wis-Wm. N. Gun niu ham, l5l EWaler-st
Dayton, OIL. NJ. Sharp, Old Msrketst
Cleveland, O-heDds rson Punderson. IS Supefiorst
CAUTlON-BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTSl All
sold elsewhere spurious aud worthless No pedders
trsvei ling Agents will on any account, be employed
All applications requestiIg farther information or re
gardng business with Dr. CHRISTIE should be addressed to
d. c. MOORHEAD Agent General for the
mn lstrlw United States, 1872 Broadway. New-foik
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H. ACARD To TIVE LADIES.
MAI MISS WILCOX
EtR WILL OPEN AN EXTENSIVE sssort-
w ment of fashionable French Bonneis,
1874 SPRING STREET
Third block Of Broadway Thursday, the 50th
day Of March and particularly invites sdes int ndns to
purchase to call ard examine before applying elsewhere
Among the assortme nj IL entire style Of French
Strsws. Also large ASSORTMENT Of the white lining
MECALIN BRAID B0NNET5.
appearance Also large assortment OF Misses
Bopnets. And svsry handsome style Of
WHITE PUNISHABLE,
for travelling bonnet Also French Flowers and Rib
bons OF the style. All kinds II Straws eesned
and altered. m2f lws
Nh SPRING FAsIIION.-Just finished the most
l splendid sItiele offered, elegsn. French SILK
Hs;s at the low price OF -, usually sold At 81
Also. an article al 81 50 and 3 p Hat a.
MA Inn BROWN. l4S CAnalu
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JAMEs :. THAYER, Public Administ' ator
J. w. BROWN. Auctionesr.

]. W. bhUN Y, AucIlOntsr.
ELEl.ANT CABINET and Household Furniture
IL j. W. BROWN will sell at auction, Thursday,
March 80 at 10 clock at the OF Joseph Hay
ton 2l8 Broadway the American Museum the entire
stock Of elegant furniture comprising marble TOP ana
other dressing bureaus wadrobes secretaries end book
marble top center sofa and side tables card dining
qusrette snd fancy tables paor chairs and sofas In great
variety couches ottomsns and divans mahogany cribs
French and Gothic bedsteads maple and fancy chairs
rocking and easy chairs &c. Catalogues now ready.
Every facility for packing aud shipping m28 5tis'
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Y4YnRQPHORIA.

IT'S CURE ANJ PREVENTIONi book that should BE-
1, th- h.nds of every one Who dog indeed all
ar interested guarding Agsns that dreadful malay
Price > e.. .. l., n.
Price = CTS. -. al, e-t--r A.,
Arthur Woodeigh Romance Of the bate-heios OF Mex
leo. BY Robert r. Greeley Price = ets go o..
The Buek,kins b. TIE author of Etnaa Allen Price .
cents. . ~ n,
Guy Fawkes, or The Gunp0wdeT Treason, b. W. H.
Al sv0rth. Price - cts.
Splendors Of Versailles. Price = cts
Tie Hunters Of Kentucky. Price - ets .
Tee secrets OF Mount Ecno OF Mothers Mv't-r-s' an
Amercan Romance by Jesse Conrad, Esq Price - eis
The Washington Monument designed by William val
lace. PIce 50 cts. -.
The Ar.toerssy Of New-York-who they are and What
they were. Price y cents
IN PRESS
Poems Cd Society and Religion. By Hon. John quincy
kSaru. t8mo muslin EiL Price 50 cls
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BIZ 4 J. Beccter- House ane lot on Eleventh 81 near
Avenue &. Rail $500; do DO sci Chsuy-st 25x75,
- 0e0. do Tepshaye and Fortieh St 80
do DO Twenty ninths nssr Nnth-ave. 25xsS c27oo
do DO Thirtysxih St between Ninth and Tenth ave
nues zsxgS.9 Si.Ss5.
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BOOK TRADE.
GEORGr ?. UTNAM,

lOf fha lsfr atm a WHY lt,Ntn ... I'D. .
nrHlf-ltTH. iNFuErfi n AMI hN'hHEL % JOB
/ Bfoai.ay. Nos.YofA. aad fatofno'-'ifo~ London
VALUABLE WORKS OFFERED TO THE TRADE.
LIST No ~. -
sclirs Lady OF he Lake one snial Vol '-H' e"'"' e
The snmr morocco, extra ~ - A.
shs1's Maief Cure, emo clo'h, ~
--Watsr Cure 1T latiea i.mo. N Genus
- fiaad Book Il the Water Cure, second edition.
llmo cloth. tn cents .- -. -,
paper. ~ csGis.
The sane, cloth, 81 y - q
sgs,ssy's tsifsj Poetes wcrs,,2 parts. smo paper
- cenfs.
Thr same cloth, ~
The same alt exTs, Al -
Stones R-d Jacket The Life and Times OF He'd JscseI'
bv Col stone handsome vol avo with mo ensfaFlnss'
rleth s. Ito be continued
FOREIGN BOOK LIST No. IL.
WiIouzh5ss Di.fy. Times Charles l. Farther p0f-
tons 40 qasnty pruted IN style Of the penoa = %
Wavs5ey Novels edition, . vols, LIMO hall NO
rocco. grit completes. - ,.s,-,,
W-slgood's Pslecgfsphia Saers Pretoria, oeautiuily
illustrated series Of illustrations ~ Ahcsht fot''0"
Of the Bible Lree ITO. half morocco =,
,i'e..ior IN GEO. r. PUTNAM. Publisher
F.5c 9-is and Importer, l5) Broadway
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IN 0nO SOUTH AMERICAN sHEEPRELrs
DU,OUOfof sale In lots to sait purchasers. By
mz5 lw. HENRY Co00ILL 4 co. 80 Pearl ct
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PEACH TREES.
CORPORATION NOTICES


A ssESsMENT sALE.-Public Notice 10 hereby
n given that The Corporation Sale Of property for unpaid
Assessments advertised to take place the tst day OF
March thousand eight hundred aud forty eight, by
Resolution OF the Common Council has been postponed
un Thursdsy the hrst Gay OF June thousand eight
hundred and forty ght
MARTIN THOMPSON, Street Com'oissionr
Street Commissioners Office, fso. g 1913 mi lswJel
1'AXES-IsI7.-PUbnc notice IL hereby oven TO all
persons who have omitted to pay their taxes for the
year a. TO pay the at my Office On before
the st day VI Apr 8i8 after which date interest VIII be
charged upon ali taxes remaining unpaid al the rate 81 IL
per cent perannum calculated from the lth day OF Octo
bor 1871, 10 ths day Of payment Office hours from D.
=. NJ Office Receiver Of Taxes New City Hal, Psrt
mits3 SMITH DUNNING. Receiver 81 Taxes.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Nassau street Notice IL hereby given, TO the res'
lives ant OF hin Of JOHN FISHER late VI tbs CITY
of New Yors shoemaker deceased snd who alleged 70
hsve died intesate that hall apply to the Surrogate OF
tho County Of New York for letters Of aiminstIa alton
upon the estate OF the said fntestae the 18th day Of
Apn next AZ ten O'clock IN the forenoon Dated New.
Yors March H. 1913 JAMES THAYER
mil 2axlw Public Admiaistrato
DuHiIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
N.sssu.street Notice il hereby given % the fes-
dives and next of hin o. FREDERICK DEVEAuX, late
OF th. CITY II New York -weer deceased, and who 10
alleged 20 have died intestate. and shall apply 70 the
Of The County OF Newfors Tor letters OF admin.
ssou upon Ihe estate of the ssid ine.ste the I'D
DAY Of April next, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Dated,
New YORK. March - l8f3. JAMES THAfER.
m9l .awl~ Public Adninistrator
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FARMS FOR SALE.

"a FARM FOR sALE-For cash. or exchange for
- New-York City Brooklyn property, in Westches
~ ter Co. ~ rods from New Haven and Newfork K r.
depot aud 80 rods from the churches aud schools OF New
Rochelle containing 81 acres Of which is timber near
the house and the balance meadow snd pillow land under
high cultivation. on II Is good dwelling carriage
house barn. and other houses apple orchards bear
fruit aud peach orchard Of 200 trees Apply 10
W1. SMITH on the premises, or l.. L.. SMITH, 80 wa
ter-st m27 lw'
IN FARM FOR SALE, Of about 40 acres. on lsoos
~ Island four miles from the railroad stopping ace.
a, Brushgille, the road 10 Rockswsy, near 7.
Cufss hotel Said farm contsns dwelling house. barn
other necessary build ngs acres Of wood acres OF
meadow the balance good tiable land all Ia good fence,
sud well supplied with hgstrste waer very pleasant snd
healthy and will be sold reasonable terms For farther
particulars inquire At the turner's shop, CO Beach or OF
GEORGE WATSON, on the farm. ms l~'
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r C. KEMP, Aucionser. -
\ ARGE AND PEREMPTOky SALE OF

III n Il =
IL ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND BLACK WAL
NIT FURNITURE, at store 345 Broadway, nearly oppo
posts the Tabernacle X. C. KEMP, will sell AZ auction
on WEDNESDAY, March %, at 10 O'Clock, The entire
niture contained Ia said store consisting OF large aud
very handsome assortment Of psOr. dining room ana
chamber furniture ell of which has been made Ia the best
manner for tho city retail trade ind can be July warrant
ed ali of which will be positively sold without reserve
and must be from the store Ia TWO days after the
sale the store ia to be rebuilt and must Dc Vacsied on
the FIST Of April.
The stock consists Of suits Of paror and chamber urni
ture sofas Louis style eteatee sofss Prins seat
psror chairs rosewood tetetee sofas in cfimion plush
Egyptian marble top and SOLE tables eide and work
tables elegant wardfobes and bookcaes msoe top
log bureaus and vsshAnds bs.utifal mahogany Gothic
and French bedseads black walnut aud maple Oecseads
Hewetts patent beGsleads best live geese feather BEDS
hair sofas and sofa bedsieads French chairs
hat stands, &c.
At ~ clock, Pianofortes-four rosewood and mahog
any panoortes aud 2, Sale positive and wor
Inv the attention Of those Va want Of good instrument
- This sale 10 well worthy OF The attenono the trade,
hotel and bousskeepers
STEAM PAPER MILL For sale ct Aqction-On
chinery together with seven years lease OF the premi
the first Of May next Of the Steam Paper Ml
situated In Twrntysixtst the North River IN the
City Of hew-HOrk. The Machinery consists of fofty
horse Steam Engne snd Boiler with all It's appendages
one Foudrnier Paper Making Machine, % inches WIDE
with steam dryer, made by Smith & Winchester one
Cy nder Machlne 40 inches vide with steam Dryer maze
b. How Goddard five Rag Engines carry ing 10 pounds
esch, Of them with patent washers In addition 70
this the Mil has all he necessary machinery Tor one on
the size fol- inventory will be exhibited on The day OF
10 operston aud half years, and is sold to close
Terms Of paymrntlO per cent cash on tns Gay
OF sas 70 per in thirty days, and the balance in s. b,
400, 1Sa .o5Iy SI ~ MOORE LsaGErT sol Psari.
The Machinery msy b. examined daily after the 2th,
rom 9 90 II A. NJ. milo, s, loS 0tsls
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rHF OfDFsr ESTABLISHED BANO ~ rht LHiftp pfAftal
,aa,r ~ dirsrnon Of p Chri'iy whose Hin'abf anf
on gtral entertainments nightly honofed WIN ,foafi
ard hifhly respectable sudences ant are favored Win
patronage unprecedented By any amusement 10 this ey
Admiration . cenfs-doors 0pen a. concert eomuence'
at O'Clock
For the Accommodate Of families
An AFTERNOON CONCERT EVERY SATURDAY
Dor, op4o Al . conn pence atJo'clock m27 iwls'
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aBOOTs AND SHOES CHRAP-Grs.t I

III gaus-BlSHOP 499 Grand. corner Orchard.st
will open his great boot and shoe establishment 90
~ Saturday, MsTch IS, with very lsrss aud extern
sive assortment OF boots and shoes for the Spring aud
Summer trade Ladies' fine CATERS IS Aud ios for bus
kns - and 3 for slippers a. D beautiful
boots Is for m-ns boots s. los H. IL ard los.
for sewed IS and 2fs for boys bUos e. 10.
snd Is for boys blogans s. al Is Cheap, cheapest
Come spd see what bargains mis- I'm
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DHILOIHEAl DkEUIAN NUMANOti IhItd tdIIIon'
a - cents
Letters from New-York, III edition. IS cts.
Letters from NewYoTk ID series, 9Th edition. 10 cts
The Mothers Book 9Th edition. 50 cts.
Biographies Of Good Wives, Sd edition. s. cs
History Of the Condition Of Women In Various Ages snd
Nations, ? vols. 9TH edition. 81 3
Flowers Tor Children. yols. 81 cts each.
Fact aud Fiction, collection Of stories ID cts
Memoirs Of Madame de Stsel and Madame Roland-a
new edition. IS cts.
Rsinbows for Children, finely illustrated. 81.
Published By CHAS. ). FRANCIS co.
rp27 SITS. 252 Broadway.
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SCHOOLS.
noARDrNG AND pAY scuooL.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
rl,HE MISSES sEDOMlCk viii on the hrst Of May
place SIS Ninth few YOU'VE ladies'
can 3. accommodated mx3 ot'
DOAKDING -CHOOL-lNiBg Institute, TarIy-
ID tova, n Y.-The Summer Term will open on Mon
day tn ls Of M.y with aud Improved Organization
u the classes AJuyenile Department embraeinE young
led. Of seven ard sshs years q aze VIII % e's'hea In
con NJ -tion with the Institution.
The attention parents and guard au' respectfully In,
vited 20 tho Circular or this 20 be obtained
Of anyof the patrons Of the Institute Of Clark Austin
.o5 Broadway or Of the andefsGnsd; 81, n
n r. The Closing Exhibition for tho present term viii
be bed At the ia,ttu.e on Friday SO, March or ,he az
rival Of the morning steamboat which leaves loot Of Cham
b-r..t O'CLOCK An. The public are respectful " in'
yiteo b attend uti t'l
NAY -CuOOI,-undsr IN. direction OF tho Ladies'
AIof ihs Sacred Heart. - B,ceese cor Lautsas ~
The Ladies Of tho Sacred Heart have tho honor of tn
f1rm1 their friends that they have Acqucsced & Their
kind request ~. ibo establishment Of adaJ school la tho
IL, system Of Education will be- pursued tho same
plan that adopted In ell tho houses Of tho sacred Heart
The ladies' will ba pfrPa - 10 receive pupis on tho
No child will DO received uudsf six years u age.
TraNs-Elrtta re,ti 70 hs Qnsrsr reition q 70 per
garter, to 1yanes French, =, do Mase, slo, do
6rawins and fainths Ia water ooofs. sio do nils I'm.
rI,O PATENTS AsD GUARDIANS a lady 70.
siding IN beautal Situated ~i'hin hali mils e' TIE
village 81 FlAinhsld would 10 happy 20 receive az
scholars low misses Nom sk ~ t~elve resi' ~ afs 'o
whom the fudimeuis II good IuEhsh education together
with bssfd 40 viii b. Furnished a. the moderate rate ~
80 per quarter References may DO hat by apPyns a.
ishhsus chapman 81 " all 81 90 Smith EY of f"ssna
Fiy. corner % Fniton and unidst. infi iws
rus AL'lEu INSTITUTE % Fi"ih or,ewsii,
Li0hhfa Co Conn. will b ereHea go the l'ih tat ~
NAV. ilis hpsfiiaf school inf boys. BY Rev D W
ANpHEWR Ureulafs eoaiseies fall Information With
40 ha obtained "a iha tn"hsifs ~ MAIN
~ NfNMAN ca $50 nruaivaYi slss ~ aiafassirA the
rh"eipal ~ taip~sll hs.sas teHs msl lw'
rHIyATU rIiou. a s,sasais who la. had
uuua sspasenea n tlaahins sill iasiiuei I've thee
boys co. suess s,hsf~ssl 10 ss rlaassat snlv ~
ala. tUa.it. af
~, ivy LnAvfrr rHow co. NJ Broadway
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THE CZAR.

Ills COURT AND PEOPLE.
INCLUDING TOUR IN NORWAY SID Sweden, oy
John Maxwell. vol. l!mo
SIR Maxwell has produced an exceedingly agreeable
volume In goo6ly style, snd yvaeious mood aad
containing many Instructive obssIsslons on ths
character and condition Of the Ru.siaEs Phad y Amer.
The author hiss Il We may judge from few pages. hit
the Emperor Nicholas bis Court and People very hap
PLY Il will, We think, be much read and admired
ALBANY Eve. Journal.
The sterling bullion Of the book, which we heartily
CONNIE ia very much enhanced by the elegant style IN
which 10 detailed and its merits IN every respect ought
T. secure 10 this volume place In every library"
Home Journal.
THE ORATORS OF FRANCE,
translated by member Of the y. Y. Bar, from the llth
Paris edition, introductory Essay, BY T. Head
ley. vol II mo.
To those who wish to become acquainted with the men
now most prominent with tho existing Frtnct hr0int0n,
this book viii bs invaluable. Biographical sketches OF
Gui.of Lanarne ThT5 Odilon BGTr0f Ga MGR Pages,
S,e President Of Chamber II Deputies and others are
given leugth with minute descrtions OF their appear
suce ard eloquence BAkER SCElBNER,
ulT3.i,F 3j Park-r0w and - Nassau st.
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WfGSl WIGS WIGS The iafsssi. The sheep
W ct and the hs,i asspfsu 81 Wis hall ~iFs scale.
and tonpsss ~s 20 be f,and a. " MFDituHar'a r,o
f.s'igaai hsifcstlsr aud ~s Issssf ~ Maiden isa.
nsf Of Hsssssst ms i'm.
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THE PARLOR BOOK.

by ]. T. HEADLEY.-This magnificent volume Is now
Dcompete embracing over 400 pages with u
fine original Steel plate Engrayngs, and beautifully CO.
ored hora Illus rstons The matter Is gina adapted TO
the psror ladies and gentlemen and OF the
most pure eevatng and useful character The popularity
Of the Editor is sufficient guarantee OF s value. The
binding chasts and beautiful, snd will make one OF The
chocet books Of the Agents and the trade sup
Piled on the most liberal term. h. r. MILES,
m27 Stiss 1856 Nassau-st
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IN rIKstANCE q an order ct the Surrogate 81 ihs
CauHty ct Now Nok notice 10 hereby sivon o all ref.
having oaim, against ROYAL ORMSRN. late olthe
city OF Nswlofk deceased Ga the with the
vouchers thereof O. tho subscriber hef resaescs NJ
a. Tonga street 10 tho CITY NeeNah o. before
tho eleventh asY OF September Dated Nes Nofk
tho fth daY Of March, lsis
ma isw6m' sARAu q oRMsRy. Administrator
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pN VKDkK ~ Rensselaer, Lsfuh. Fac. County Judge
Dof caItaaugu, County. notice IL herch, given lhst
attachment hasissusj against The ests;e ~ PERRY BAR
MI a. ncrresicnt debtor and hat the same will be
sold Tor The payment Of HI. debts unless he he said Perry
Bafnum appear aud discharge such attachment according
10 aw within ulne months fram he nfsi publication u
lhs notice sad that the payment ~ AnJ debts due ~ him
ny residents ~ tha state and HE delivery IA him or or
bis use II any property within ths state belonging
hn znd hr transfer of any sach properly by him Tor.
addun hy law aod arc vuia.-Dslci July ~. lsff
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