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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20
A NEW SONG. TO A VERY OLD TUNE.

NEW SONG, TO VERY OLD TUNE
IA where and o. where has dreadful hoar
And where and o. where has dreadful
o, my hoarseness is gone, and it never will return
And hacking cough has disappeared full shall
learn.
o. how, and o! how did your hoarseness disappear,
1t had settled lungs, and had troubled you year.
o. ny cough had settled on my lungs and brought me to
deaths door,
gone and left me; will trouble me no more
o. where, and o! where has your bronchitis gone!
And where, and o. where the wonder working done
My bronchitis /. has gone, and will back,
o who, tell me who, 1t did the wondrous cure,
Who drove rackng cough and brought you from
deaths door,
o! itwas ugly Doctor but lady good and fair.
Who cured me rackng cough with her medicine
o. where md o where does this fair physician dwel
o where, tell me where does she her med'cine SELF
And customers are throng round her counter night and day
o how, and o ! how is this cough curcr name1l
And what's the cost Of o. medicine famedl
The cost Is next TO nothing and II fails to
o. where and where has your dreadful hoarsesess gomez
y where, and o! where has your bronchitis gomez
"! my hoarsene@p bronchitis that so long endured
1"'e u'' ...vrrcd. I'm W.. - .rs .,ry,scurs
rrt they called the doctor who gave me nasty pills.
And then my mother made me take sluls
But my father brought package Jcrys store
ANA now my cough and hosrsencss will trouble me
Bold wholesale ard retail by MRS W. JERvIs 379 Broadway
corner OF White street Agents Redding Co. Bostoa Zeber
Co., Phadephiaj VIM. Taylor Baltimore and by dru
generally.
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ihc 'esiueht ana MS cabinet have been busilV
engaged for some time past in preparing their Gus
tomary documents for Congress They are now
nearly completed. The present administration
VIII retire under peculiarly gratifying circum-
stances 10 itself. At no period OF our history WI.
the commonwealth In more prosperous and
furnishing condition IL is all very we'll IN GET nm
denunciations of the government of the last four
years; but in the face of all such talk. the fact
stands prominently forward that the United States
at the close of protracted and expensive war
are the envy OF the world, whether "a regards
their prosperous condition at home, or their high
standing abroad. To no one can the merit of This
prosperity be attributed higher degree than
the present able Secretary of the Treasury. He
suggested and has carried out that bold system of
enlarged commercial policy which has not only
added to our wealth, but raised up for him self a
name as hnancler as high as his policy has been
successful.
IL is stated, upon competent authority that Chief
Justice fancy cast his vote for TAYLOR This
may have been caused by personal dlfierences
which, perhaps, sprung up between the Judge and
Gen. Cass whilst both were members of Jack sons
cabinet; but rumor asserts that a diff erence of
opinion as regards the right of States to legslate
upon the question OF slavery was the reason Be
that as " may, we have the strange spectacle pre-
sented, OF two democrats, of high standing-ln-
gersoll, of Pennsylvani and Taney of Maryland--
voting for man who at least inclines towards
whIegery, In prett ence to an avowed champlon
OF the democratic faith.
The Taylor meN are making great preparations
for Tuesday nigh. They expect to get up such a
demonstration IN honor of the victory Just gained
as never has been seen in these 'diggIns" before
We believe Mr.. HOlk has declined participating in
the Jubilee.
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BosToN, Nov Is, 1913.
The Result fthc Late Election Movements of the
POLificiaus &c

Politicians, &c.
The result OF our State elections has not excited
much surprise. Partly from despairlng of success,
and therefore not voting at ALL and partly by voting
for any who supposed to be hostile to the
South the democrats aided the wings to elect
three or four members of Congress, whose chances
would have been small had Cass, rather than
Tavor, been elevated to the Presidency. In the
tenth district, the opponents of Grlnnel overdiA
the matter, and this secured his return by hand
some majority. The other districts IN which wings
were chosen, with the exception of the first and
eighth, were allowed by the democrats to 90 by
default. There was no choice IN Patrey's district
and that gentleman has not even obtained plu.
raty. Some democrats in his district, however
will probably go for him at future trial, while
others will stay at home; but whether he will gain
enough In these ways TO elect him, remains to be
seen. The wings talk of passing plurality law
at the next session OF the Legislature, the effect o.
which will be TO give them the entire congressional
delegation, with the exception OF one meniber-th:
one from the fifth dlsIict-that is, If the relative
positions of parties should remain unc hanged. The
talk which has sometimes been heard about coaiI-
tons betw cen the free soiers and democrats will
not, think, come 10 any thing. The main dllii-
Guilty in the way OF IT. is the total want OF tact on
the part of the free soiles. They not only seem to
think that the democrats are bound to surrender
to them at discretion, Chat is, without showing
any discretion IN the matter) but they treat the
defeated democratic cand d ates with coarseness
that is UNJUST as 1t is foolish The probabilities
now are, that in all the districts but the fourth and
fifth, there will be whics CHOSEN, anu the rnasces
are about even Tor a wing in the fourth, unless
democratic threats really mean something Mr.
Hudson has been regularly demolished. The
atlas threatens TO make him Governor OF Massa-
chusetts next year, and it would not surprise me
to see its threats fulfilled. 1t really does seem
that one might well try to contend with the
devil as with whlggery in Massachusetts,
The Legislature is strongly wing. There will be
about one hundred majority In the House. and the
Senate will consist entirely of Taylor wings.
There ale about score OF democrats chosen 10
the House, and they to be led by Messrs.
Boutwell, and Banks, men oisablhty. No wings Of
any remarkable talent have been chosen, and the
Tree soiers, though moreatwlce as strong as the
democrats, arc without aiy leader OF experiences
and character
The democratic vote for Governor is hardly
ar test OF the strength OF that party in thus State
General Gushing may have lost a thousand or two
votes from personal causes; but the principal cause
OF his falling so far behind General Cass, to be
found III the fact that large portion OF the party
looked with disgust upon everything OF apoltIcai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49,
E1tensipc Fires IN Ph,IadeiDhia.

Extensive Fires IA PhHadeiphia.
The coal PIT and some Out-buildings attached to
the city gas works, took fire about II o'clock last
night, and has continued burning up to this time,
consuming from twenty to thirty tn ousand bushels
of coal and coke. The main buildings OF the
works were not reached by the flames, and the
gasometers being at a safe distance from the scene
of conilagrat,on stoppage of the works will re-
suit from the fire.
The extensive cotton factory of Mr. Hickey,
near the Washington market, IN Kenslngton, was
totally destroyed by fire between two and four this
morning.
report prevails that the new steam propeller
plnwall, which left here yesterday morning, (hav-
ing In tow the bark Maverick, bound to Brazos
Santiago,) was consumed by fire last evening, off
Thompson's Point, about twelve miles below the
city. She was fine vessel, and had been not
more than week in service.
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&E0O CHAILENGE-NoTlcE TO GEsrLEc clM VINO
cleaning dying tailoring repairing establrhmsn at rs
Gold street. where you get all grease extracted fo
clothes q. the shortes. notice by j. II. NOAH,
81 Gold street. two doors from Beekiaan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

AThe Beauties OF Cutting Hair and Whlskers
oasscay displayed by HILL the nimtaole at No - Nassau
treet eles the OF At the above
number may be obannd his universally known lnfaube
Onpent for the Hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

l0U Broadway opposite Trinity Church Yard continues
heretofore the prfeo and OF
Oveshoe io its retail customers and OF
the French styles sold at lower prices than
obtained for much inferior article Metallic Rubber soes
taohed Boots and Shoes durable and in respect
periOr TO Gutta Peicla.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20
The Plum he National Dnouerrian On IIerv

the upper Of Broadway Murray street. should BE-
visited by all who wish examine best specimens OF the d
gueian add that satisfactory pictures mAde
this establishment, in any weather.
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For m handsome Overcoat. 90 To G. II

Clarke l6 lillian street. who has them coors, from S2
% the only store In town where coats arc made to measur
for the price ready G. b. O. buys and for hi
goods the spot therefore sell cheaper than Broadway
failor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

HAyr1-By the Mary Chiffon, at Holmes Hole,
ad,ices from Port Prince received to the 22d
nit The business affairs of the Island were slowly im
proving. The crops coming ic slowly. but owing
10 the late disturbances they would be smaller than Tor
several wears past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

GEOLOGICAL HALL, NOS. IS AND 81 BOWERY-rHIS
~ elegant esabl shmeIt Monday evening, Nov th
with tie largest collection of living Beasts and Birds in Amer
erfmins Elephants and trained Monkeys and Ponies Ad
till 4, and from till l0-periormance at s and 8.
VAN AMBURGH CO. Froprietors
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1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, to 10
dollars 200 Cloaks 81 S dress and rock Coats French
cloth aud trimmings 81 TO Sl2 Pants fancy casmeros 81 70
20 Vests 90 cents &3heso all unredeemed pledgs
csh from auction great brans % salt Storc corner Mac
@u and .ekman streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

half Hose, 0loves Nc FOR cold weatherA
constantly hand and TOR prices
cheap Furnishing store 10Y Fulton street. door
BROAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

DESCHS WALLHALIA, IS CANAL STREET (LATE
Tempe Of Muses-The proprietor feels thankful
Of the public of his engaged pauy
accomplished European Fenae Model Artists number
who will continue to appear night during the
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years They hne elastic are
knowledged be tho best world
only by B. Watson Co, No. 10 Wall Gold psns ~
. haired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20
DR.. RAIrH. AUTHOR OF TIE "rRACrIoAL paIyA9I

DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
~ Trcst.c 40. 50 Greenwich s.ree-oce bours 70 Il \
PM SOn day eyoepeed These who apply in theel
viii be surprised 81 the aptty and little nco2veniono:
attending their cure IL Is chiefly however those Who have o
Tered from erlain cses Of people who properly appreciate
his services In structure from it's FIRST incpcB s NOR,
advanced and distressing gtssee iron Advantages
and ertencve pr,eticc ne afford rapid easy and
radical ovre which, he hes ground for stating se onSa
from other In America,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20
= ARNuxs AMERICAN MusEUx-P,T 7. BARNgM PRO.

ID prletor r. ,.chcoch Manager Splendid performances
every morning at afternoon . and evening At TX o'clock
The original Gen Tom Thumb being his SOUTH has
ented open eyees at the Musesm for few days ana
mencng Monday Nov 20th will give his oes
every morning afternoon, and and N o'clock
Great Western the Yankee Comedian The Sable Brothers.
most rerb and talented band Of Negro Sin era Dancers &c.
Pete Morris Miss Iese The Highland Mammoth Boys
Living ourang Outang FAIRY Family Infant vesr Wax
Scripture Statuary. Madam Rockwell the famous Fortune
Teller may be prvaty consulted extra charge Of rs
Admission to the whole including Museum
Gen Tom Thumb &c. 2 cents children under and
old enough walk Alone M cens Reserved front
shilling each, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

TJNHE SAXONIA BAND, (LATE OF DRESDEN, SAXONY)
ofTwenty four Performers under the direction Of Mr. Err
MANN ECKHARDT, respectfully that their first
Grand Concert in America will take place Tabernacle
Wednesday Evening" 2d Tickets so cents each to
be had at the principal Music Stores and even
ing of the concert To commence at o'clock precisely Par
eulsrs in daily papers and small bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

ERANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE-THE
lease and fixtures Of this popular and central place
tertanment together with the propertie wardrobe &c. will
10 sold for cash 1t s At dong prosperous businesses
pnce the city Further particulars may the
remseA The propretors having formed engagements
evee for the present. the only their resgnng
their establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

CTRICTURES-ITS NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONsEQUEN-
~ ee the remedies and recipes mode Of detecting and only
permanent No possessing the work, long
troubled with strcturea Fifth edition. 2 PIP Price 81 May
be had Of The author IS Greenwich street, by post mailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20
CTOPPANl HALL, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND

CTUfFANI HALL, COKNEK OF BROADWAY AND
- Walker street, f. Grain Co.'s Grand Moving Panorama
Mexico illustrating the Picturesque and Romantic
of that wonderful country and the glorious
Army under Of General Winfield Scott
from the bombaament OF the City Vera planting
of the American flag the Halls Of the
hbtng every evening" and the afternoons
Saturday Doors open at o'clock The picture will
children under Of half price Reserved
secured the office from till H. and from till Liberal
40 auth chooa
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uyABERNACLE-A GRAND CONCERT no SUPPLY

funds for the erection Of Orphan Asylum ground
previously granted by the corporation Of this city will positively
take place Tuesday Evening November 2h The
avoe artists have kindly volunteered their valuable
Vocasts-Snora Valtelai Miss Northal Ssnora Cors
Mrs Macfaren Nine Mahilde Boe from Paris, Cher first ap
poaronce in Amcrica Sgnor Rosi Cors Sgnor Novei
Signor De Begins. Instrumen ass-Sgnor Antonio Bari
Ssnor Co Sgnor Mohete Rape Leader of the Orchestra
Signor Aapet Maestro the Plans Sgnor Bar Tickets
eento be had at the music sorea and at the door, Doors
concert to o'clock precisely
porement of the weather Programme In small bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

JACOB s. PLATT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FINE
Pocbet Cuery-Jacob Platt will sell this
at 10 o'clock at the auction % Patt street,
Pocket Cutlery for OF underwriters
suit purchasers consisting Pocket and Pen Knives
and Mexican and two blade Knives spring Dirk
solid arl and Ell handled Senators and Congress Knivsa
Pencil and Scissor Knives silver Bolster Shields
Raxors aud Scissors Most of the above
and only having been in the water few hours little
damaged
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOURTH CONCERT WILL
take place the Tabernacle. Tuesday evening" Nov 2l
Prosrsmme-Psrt stOyerture from the Opera of Tampa,
INT ~ AN anu hsm ra hs sr Of arr
Capuletd, Masquerade Quadrie and Spring Jubilee Part
Overture from Midsummers n light Dream To Meet Again.
Waltz First Hung Waltz Tickets fifty cents had
at the music stores and at the door Of the Tabernacle
eve of he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

M EDICAL OYFICE--DU JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET
WI Chatham sre, sw ell known the successful
practitioner New York III shs treatment Of venereal Diseases
The repn for skill thoce old cured
ha, existed for years. Is pre- eminent Gc' structure ulcers
upon body, the throat in the and
Homes Of I've legs efectuay cured Constitutional weaknesl
brought By secret habit nduled in by young men,
lsscyous dreams and nightly emissions positively prevented
Recent In four days. without mercury
,i-A N Imam
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TNAB ERNA LE--EXTKAORDINAR CONCERT
D. kelhemer has the honor to that he will give
brilliant concert the above rooms Saturday evening
th which occasion he has engaged the entire Italian Opera
Company Of the Astor Place comprising all the vocal artists
whole orchestra and chorus numbering altogether 100
The whole under the direction of the able leader Maeaek
This occasion will offer opportunity those unwilling
guert the hreatres to hear Sgnorna Tu Nun. Laborde
sgnorna Patti Sgnor Benedett H. Laborde, Mons Dubreu
dollar to be had At the principal Music Stores principal Hotels
No postponement account of the weather Programme
small bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

OPERA HOUSE, Aston PLACE-kvEKY PERSON WAC
" has been to this magnificent house,
those splendid Operas must have eSperonced relief and
through which the beautiful ladies that assemble brilliant
flowers Of the bouquet rendered still moro lovely BY
their close proximity large Assortment of Opera Glasses
quality Of Paris 81 and
S. to be had ut LOCKWOODS Jewery Stere 2C6 Broadway
nea Tu tom STR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

DARK THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 10Th
win DO produced EDITH. Dealings with the hrm Of
hey and Son-CaptAn Cutie, Mr. H. Ps,ds Mr. Oombey Mr.
Gilbert; Mr. Toet Mr. waoct Major ssscok NJ sarret;
TOwinson Mr. Stafford; Edith shaw Nppsr Miss
Nary Taylor Mrs hcstinssr Mics Hunt To eoncuds with
LA les BEWAREColonel Vavasour, Mr. G. H. Barrett; Sir
c. vavasour Mr. Dawson; Msthlda Mis- Rose reibin
Circle rs cents Family Circle 50 oents Upper Boxes cents
commence att.
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TI>BE GRAND PANORAMA OF THE CITY OF LONDON
exhibiting at the Croton Hail. Museum
this evening at TX Also Vocal ana Concert
Admittance l21s cent?, children half price,
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIs GREAT HIS
IN horcal Picture by Delaroche exhibiting Ms
ona Academy of Design Of Broadway Leonard
street Open from nine, AM, until ten, Pm Admission 49,;
tickets, Zoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

RURTONs THEATRE, ;CHANBERs SrRERr-MONDAY
ID evening. Nov 20 will be performed MUSICAL ARRIVALS
Josef Jng Mr. T. r. Johnston Mr. Ciechet Mr. Raymond
Manager Burton NJ Jordan Jenny Jns Mis-, Chsg TO
Jordan; Kyboshky, Mr. Hamilton; slickwtz Mr. Rea Major
CutIod Mr. Fredeck Tttebatz. Mss Coh,n To with
the Farce Of THE RlSH TIGER Paddy Ryan, Mr.
Alderman Marrowfat Mr. Hamilton: John, Mr.. Mesrs Sir
Charles Mr.; Jordan Mr. Blberry Mr. Rea; Miss Julia Mrs.
Dewlng Dress Circle &c., Family Circle Tier
Doorsopen at past g. curtain o rise att O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

- EMOYAL OF SANDS, LENT CO.'S HIPP0FEREAN
IL Arena and CrousThis immense establishment
opened the lot known Nblos Garden, Broadway Per
formances including the feas Of elephants horses
came and ponies with the acts of splendid aud
gymnAsto troupe every evening Admission
children under ten half price Doors at perfomance
ut Ia. performance wednesday Saturday
AfternoOna commencing At ~
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S, 1874

BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1913.
The Recent Post Office Robbery-Fslony Comro-
missed heatr,cals, &c.
The facts relative to the recent robbery of our
post-ofiice have been furnished for publication In
the Sun, this morning, by Postmaster Buchanan.
The following is the substance of the statement
Stolen in cash from letter from J. Gilmor & Co Of
Cincinnati to J. Corning Co, of New Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

I'VE AND EAR-DR. POWELL DEyOTEs HIs ATrEN.
II ton exclusively TO diseases Of the Eye and Ear at 2l Broad
way entrance III Warren where be had his Treatise
Eye price 80 also his self eye strength
enns the eyes. Artificial eyes Just imported.
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From the first letter named above there were also
taken checks to the amount Of S. 49, and drafts to
he destroyed. From Key Mr.. Buchanan succeeded
in obtaining all he had thus dishonesty acquired in
the following items
Certificates of deposite udiDg the amou in the
Savings Bank. ............ So 322 AZ
Bank notes. .................. 40 Oh
Geld. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
Lot of ground. ......... 4SO 90
Watch and chain. ........ 100 90
Due bill of post Office agent, Watts. ...... 80 90
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DOWERY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 20
ID will be performed Rose CLINTOS-Farmer " neatheld
Mr. b. Clarke; Edward Walton, Mr. j. II. HALL Ned nawk
Mr. Duff; KSss Gluten Miss q wsym. After which the
d. Williams; Count Mah Mr. Rose; Count Mantre Mr. T.
Warden Count Forenzi. Mr. Dunn; Coun.e. ings Mis-
Broadey To be followed by the Comedy Of TaE LIMERICK
B0Y-Paddy Miles Mr. b. Williams Henry Coates Mr. J. Dunn;
Miss Lookyer To conclude with the New Orleans
t6x-oommence O'Clock precisely
cents Pit and Gallery 121
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| vJ,uERE WILL BE AN EXHIBITION OF A NEW ORGAN
recently erected by Richard Ferris Of this city in the
nnnss on Monday Tie 1,h inst commsncns ~ ssran
L n,n,n N Sna free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL. NOS. 65 AND 81 WATT
~ street.-the Merriam respectfully begs leave TO inform
friends and the public that he will reopen his Evening
Glass; connection ~h his Day School, for
riding Saturday evening" December 3D. Application be
mad NJ school room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-20

BROADWAY PRoPERTY.-To LEASE. FOR A TERN OF
ID years. the building occupying the full lots Of land Nos
S4 and 36 Broadway and known Gothic Hail. being Of
spacious substantial and well finished building, In
the city full lot Of land with additional bndng5 in the
and fronting upon Pearl street, be added reqa
sordng together large accommodations for public houss
nnula Laxn
.~Acy v.siness. recent improvements
surrounding this property renders OF the prominent
positions on Broadway For particulars apply to
WILLIAM HURRY No. Ii Wall street.
7'o LET--THE NEW AND CONVENIENT STORY
Dwelling House. situated tie west side Of Seventh
between 18th and 18th streets having courtyard bath
&c. and respect desirable residence for
specable family. Apply on the premises.
MEDICAL CARD-DR. RICBARDs0N. LATE CONSULT.
~ Ing Physician TO The New York College Of Mslieno aud
be suited his Medical Office, No 10 Park
place from tosP all private diseases
rhTa syphilIs elect Structure and Seminal weakness Terms
moderate and Guaranteed without confinement or injury
to the constitution
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ACOB s. PLATT, AUCTIONEER HARDWARE AND
utery Toys Fancy Goods Gold Pens Pencils
&c-Jacob Patt will sell this day. at 10 clock
q Plat street. $40 lots Knives and Forks
Pocket and Pen Knives Locks Spoons Cantesticks Bolts
Handsaws Curry Combs tons English Rolled Steel a bars
Fire Dogs fancy goods several Oil Paintings gilt frames
original each tanning
damaged druggists Scales and Weights &c. Catalogues at the
room. -