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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
O. HOU-R AND LEASE for sale, eorns, q,
NJ Nins Ana Wsbn ~ s,s--tbe lease Tor twenty one
g'"' ifon Nay ns1f Inquire A. Aan.st. NJ W.
e. COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE.-A bssosi7s
to~n coHtsinios IS acres Of lard, variety Of fruits
'h lajS enc go, 70, Psr,ieal,n ssplg,9
an CHANCERy sALR-Ths new three tor,
n. dwelling house and ~ no rs West Thirtss "A. 81
near The fihb avenue. farnisb.a IA the b-.t N derD
style with Al me Cfoton hEturss eompet. Tho h.
without tho Jst day OF March. At - occs A.
The Mere anis Exchange. lnsiife Of MOSES b. THORN
u Amity Plsee m2itBl'
- BROADWAY PROPERTY for sale or Iews-
a.. The premises 3fi Broadway, having teen Occrpisd
By the subscriber eabiaet furniture MANI s,cory
for the ias; II years.
From tn. e.Stra location II offer, advantage. t. s
business as bow occupied or asa store hotel apy ass
manufacturing purpose For particulars and terms, ~heh
will be made reasonable inquire Of WIN 3. shIPhAN,
on the premises ldr
g. FOR stLE-T~o ysry com piste house. on TwsIxh
o. Tho sxth-syeuus stories IN ghi. finished
Furnished with Looking glasses In the piers and msntss
moderate sile Apply 70 A }. BLEEcKEs,
M broas.sI
- STEAM ENG NJ FOR sALK-Four horss
E.s power, with b0iler pumps pipes ara al the ia
lures belonging % II also two buildings, oEe az
BY 80 feet and The other % by 70 feet together With the
ease OF house and four ols OF ground The sbovo v
session gwen first II Apdl desired Inquire
The premses Forty foufthst, near Ninth avenus.
- Cedar-,t up stairs MI lw'
ses WILLIA1IsBURGH PROPERTY for ssi-
afds-lot Is feet by loo house p feet by 50 nearly
new containing II rooms-prce y, liouf hundred can
remain on mortgage 50 one new twcstor, sud ss,ic
honss with stchen ard two lots Of ground, cofno
n Even sud Ausee the Gothic church, iodnias
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BEWARE OF CouNTERrEITS!

The great celebrity and success Of DR.. CHklsTlE'S
Gayanic articles has caused hem TO be countested by
unpneped To guaId the public against dece
lion, there 10 but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
In each city town. from whom alone the genuine srt-
ces eau be obtained All sold elsewhere spurious aud
worthless No pcddeIs or travelling agents will any
account be employed.
All applications requesting farther information
sarding business with Dr. CHRISTIE should be addressed
to d. c MOO3HEAD, Agent General for the
mo lwlhp unilsd slates. ~ Broadw.y. New York.
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.tor ALBANY, from the foot of Cortland 81.
AZ O'Clock 2. NJ. land ng al intern ed ate
places. Steamboat COLI MBiA, Captain 4. n Hul.s.
will leave Monday, Wednesday. Friday and sunda y
afternoons, at O'Clock. Steamboat ADMIRAL Capt A.
Hitchcock, wi leave Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
Afternoons, At o'clock.
~ Passengers taking the above Line will arrive IN Al
b,ny In ample time 20 take the Morning. Train Of Cars Tor
the Fast West The Boats ard substantial a.s
furnished with new and elegant State Rooms
For pssssg- or resh apply board the coats or p.
Z. SCHNLII. 81 the olic, on the wnAH rn22 q
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ONO 81 ths Lee EmIl. ,nt Soelety.

A ttORpISG TO THE STATUTE Ia such case
n made and provided, notice IL hereby given that
election for Officers and four members Of The Executive
COMMITTEES OF the Irish En- grant Society Of NcwYork for
the ensuing year will b. held the office Of the Society
sprucs the City OF New York the hsi Mord ,y
Of April N b. Polls open from ten O'Clock Ia the
forenoon until twelve O'Clock A.
GREGORY DILLON, President
- u. 49,
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nun NEXy-y0R9 AN .AIGERTIks W

IREsH FRUITS, GROCERIES, &c.
100 bbls hand picked apples, assorted.
$50 kegs Malaga grapes, in fire order
~ bxs Lisbon do do do
900 bxs and half bxs bunch raisins.
10 kegs pomegrantes.
50 pots white and yellow rock candy
50 bxs jujube paste.
50 bxs Genoa citron.
10 bbs sheled almonds.
10 bbls shelled peanuts.
~ cases pineapple sweetmests
50 keys Dutch herring
White and brown hard sugar In boxs.
Stewards crushed and powdered In bbs
Together with general assortment OF fruits groceries.
wines liquors eordss and yrups preserves pickles spi-
ees, cigars &c
CONFECTIONERY bakers hotekeepers. families and others
In Of good articles at the owest market prices are
requested to give us call. GASSNER YOUNG,
dl7 1872 Chsthsm-st. near Chatham sousrs.
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HAsTIsGs's COMPOUND SYRUP o. NAPHTHA

HAsTIsGS'~ COMPOUND SYRUP oF NAPHTHA.
Have you cough cold, the elton II you
try Dr. H.snsHs Compou Syrup OF Naphtha This
medicine IL the discovery OF the celebrated Dr. Hastings
Senior Physician 10 the Blsnhem Free Di.pensary Of
London. DR. Hastings had his early attention drawn %
the consideration Of the Of and the for
sumption and after numerous experiments and long
OF patient ard Ah0T0us study, discovered that Wood
Naphths pounded with other vegetable substances
eert,in and speedy cure for consumption, and all
diseases of the lungs The hapths being Of very volatile
nature Immediately rises 10 The lunrs tho seat Of the ds
ease sud attacking IL In It's sb0id destroys all tubcr
ces that formed upon the lungs and prevents tho
formation Of others For coughs aud colds Il iuvsu
able remedy curing tie most severe In ncred Ar short
space OF time single bottle will prove tho yiTsuro this
remedy In fact nHEs DOSE will eject an almost ins1Au-
taneous rsisf
HAsTINGss COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPrHA 4,
now b.ng used In nearly all hospitals. and 10 also
coins rapid all best physicians. for
coughs colds aud All diseases Of tho lungs II has been
recommended In tho worst state Of consumption by tho
celebrate physician Dr. Mott Of New Yofsi and DR. Ar
mold OF savsnnsh Geo writing 90 tho agent Al NswYofh
under date of Jan 80. llii, says received tho half
dozen Hsstngss Naphths Syrup ordered from you and
convinced that Naphhs 10 tho principal ingredient
Enclosed 10 twenty-five dollars. Tor which you will send
dozen and half bot lrsmors have patients
Ia the Marine Hospital whom thlnk will ba benefited
byit"
Dr. Lsnof. " Lcuo.fs Landing Tenn write. as loows
procured SONS ~ Df Hating's Naphths syrup fguu
phis. ani enslnssd ssnd ypn dollars Tor
dozeu more bottles I consider n worry valuable msd
cine .nf al disraass ri tho lungs
Price Al pei bottle ofhcH La ufsanwichsl Y "a.
" <ohark Co Philadelphia mla aodmSWaow.
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lS1O NUTItE To NIEKtHANFS. TS4S'
O. In consequences Of the frequent claims for dam
ages presented against the forw,rder OF erchsadise on
tie Western Canals arising from the abstraction OF eoods
from packages imperecy secured, the Board Of For
warders Of the City OF New Yorh have felt 1t their dutS
well fo the security Of the merchants as themselves TO
adOpt fhs following resolution, viz:
RssoiUed That we viii receipt in chipping order
any Of dry goods hate caps, straw Foods
shoes destined for the West uness such boxes or
cases are properly taped and sealed when pped
any box casks containing goods Of description
unless such boxes casks well strapped or hooPed
before shi YInent VI. N. HOLT, President:
0rorcv n TR.cy Sser.tary iH ~
ITO sHIP-OWNRRS AND MASTERS OF YES
i sELS-Port WaIdens Office, No l0l Vsllst The
Port Wsrdens will charge, hereafter the following
prices VIZ
For each Survey board of spy vessel the hstchs
81 so
For each survey damaged GOODS on the whsrf or
10 store '''''' oV
For each survey on any vessel deemed unht 10 pro 20
Office open from O'Clock A NJ TO Is O'Clock p. NJ
ROBERT T. NORRIS, Clerk.
In23 II
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AG HICKROTE

MI 'IVf
DFAR P wrote 20 you some time slnce aud informed
you Of benefit received from the Galvspic Belts and
Magnetic Fluid you have found the best and
only thing that relief have gotten emf rely
over my aneness snd had better health IN my lite
If AZ sood and truly believe II had rot got TIE Bel.
and fluid | would have now been dead Before ! used
m EN- could 3eep, and faliog sway TO nothing
had been for eight weeks unable 20 dress myselt or At
times 10 turn in my bed without help The If Chris
tics Belt and Fluid have restored entire health Mr..
Bell was also af c,ed for with The Rheumatism
In the shoulders he tried them and was cured At once,
when All medical aid hAd failed sha regard your
Gsvanc and Magnetic presents ~ my most valued
friends We are ell now IN perfect health -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

FiRE.-About 10 O'Clock last night building ad
Joining the Emigrsnt Hospital Prospect HILL York
Vile, took Ore and was entirely destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

DOCK CAsBs.-For sale cheap two lsrgosed hand
ID some mahogany book esses One with pigeon holes,
writing dssks, 10. Apply 1t 80 Anosst ms "a
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IT, ,TuE PRORIRTORs OF srFAu.

.al&ssrSS{Yxrx, sOArS wishing Bells hung would do
well 70 pAya yiat CA board the steamers
Niagars Mountaincor Governor. Thoma. Powell John
Potter Admiral, Gay State, Ao ~ ard examine n.
homers Improved Patent Gong Bell, especially adapted
FOR steamboats, pat Mp neat aud strong ard warranted for
ono year variety Of these hells will b. constantly
kopt hand rr tho accommodation q captains and pro
prleou living a. distance BY II A. OF " Aun-st New
Noh b-No paI,en 10 authorized 20 contract for
work In my name as attend 20 70 iu pefsou. mas I'm
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WHITE AMI CoLoHHD mr. aud .s,Y hus
w Pearl Hn'ious, ~ The sfu.s dosrr
~ wM 1FNNlNns gn 81 nr.i~.v
rnn E,irTS FLOtH HNis Fot sale =, ]
JVV ktLLYB HsAsfy. ~ Hessman a. msi 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

O. MILLS FOX stEE, 20 lease or 10 let sud Inn
&.a mediate possessoa Riven.-The new Factory tb'o
Creek. Orange Co. State OF NewYork being one mills
from aud Cornwall Land ne four miles from
Newhufg and quarter Of mile from soop nayis CATION
we'll known As the smut Mills.
The property cousts Of 90 OF land 5stofy
brick build 100 feet ~ 90 large dwelling iouse both
put up last under Tie supenenienee and dirse
tcn Mr. C. Leonard, cost OF - 600 AMI eight
buildings for work hands for other purposes snd fruit
trees Of all .inds on The premises.
Tho.who'e will b. sold bargain. will bs leased
favorable great Improvements going IN the
ne ghturiood, and the Hudson River and Nsw-York
Erie Railroads are In the vicinity, and when finished will
furnish easy communication from the mills the city OF
Neg-YOIk.
The premises be 81 any time, ard Il 10
expected viii purchase without examining ths
property. farther description IL deemed unnscs.sry
For terms aud ether particulars spplys At
mil Il MRS o. MILLER co no Water-.t.N Y
g. TO iiERCHANT-, MECHANICS aud Man.
Al. uiicturcrs Merchants wishing bsantiiUl building
sites mechanics sud Manufacturers DESTROYS OF etsi
bic loo aties requested 10 call on the undersigned al
Wall-st One Hundred ard Eshtesnthst Harlem,
VII, Offers f,r ,ale large number Of parcels and
o single lots very cheap and favorable tenns
No in the United States offers the I'D.
yanagos this property situated n IL At Harlem
within three.qusrtsrs Of a hours ride by rsi'can
stages running every Is minutes q the best market
world both fJg the isps md the manufactured ar
OF the year Tor vessels OF the largest class there
churches OF every Christian denomination sni large
schools in which children receive good free Of
any charge Some OF these lots be had without pay
ng any money down. the purchaser improving the
Manuactu have buildings put up Tor their
mod alton favorable terms. Mechanics will find plenty
Of work in the vicinity ". q The fare 10 Harlem 10y
commustion) more than 70 TwentythiIdst BY the
omnibuses. ISAAC DOUGHTY
To Let, factory 75x25 on One Hundred and Twenty.
eighih.s rear Railroad mg lmsnds
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- TX LECTURES Oh ASTRONOMY, dellev-reo tn NE
- Cty OF New York, by Professor NJ Mitchell. IN the
month Of December. ~ Publ shed Ia pamphlet form
com pete; price p For sale BY al cheap Pubshers
ms GREELEY McELRATB.
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20 FOR sALE-The valuable farm, 1.-THE late rest
-. Nm N PhINIiE ,N mn pronIlsIor. of tn. I'd.

az WI IL PKINCE ~ co Propretorso Of the Lis'
nean Garden and Nurseries, Flushing, New-Yors,
will transmit their general cstaosues OF Trees
end Plants to ell post paid applicants Also their new
wholesale cstalogGe to all nurseries aud vepdeD This
great collection IL unequsl-d by any Europe or Amercs
aud tho prices much reduced Fruit Trees Of many kinss
aud especially Pears can be supped Of bearing ago Get
aoguss ~ CLAhk AUSTlNs
mis- 2~soSS1tyV .05 Brosd~ay.
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IVA isu3m Attorney Tor AiiachIng creditor

ATOTICE-ln pursuance OF an order of Andrew B
lNHodgss Esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
IL hereby given to all persons having claims against
NATHANIEL NORTON, late Of the City Of Brooklyn IN
said County deceased, 10 present the with the
vouchers thereof the subscribers his office No
y Southstreet in the City of New Ork before the
twentieth day Of April l048.-Oct. H. 1917
WALTER GRIFFITH, ,1i;.....
OILS ltaw6nn GAR DuNhING. AuululatIaloI'
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VIEWS OF ASTRONOMY,

DUBLlSHED THIS MORNING-seven Lectures, d.,
liysrei before the Mercsote Library Association OF
Nav York RvJ NfcBoL. LID Professor Of As'rOu-
opy 10 the University Of Glasgow. Price p cents
mI GREELEY 4 NCELRATH Tribune Buildings.
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- \ ORDER Of Hon Michael 4 .shOeher, FiTst Judge
ID # New York Common Pleas notice 10 hereby given,
pursuant to lna provisions of The stEuie authorizing at
documents against abscOBdng concealed aud resident
dehor that attachment has Issued against the estate Of
DAVID PARK. resident Of the State u Tennessee and
that the VIII be sold for the payment OF hs debts IN
appear and discharge such attachment, according
law, within nine months from The hrst publication OF
his notice and that the payment Of any debs due To him
by any person within this State ard he delivery him
Tor his Of any properly real or personal, within hls
him, and the transfer Of any such prop
srty by him. are forbidden by lsw. aud idDsted
the sd dGy Of July, l847. HENRY y. DAVIES.
WI Law Attorney for Aliachnl Creditor
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,,rPrER,S NEW WORE.

lust RECEIVED "HACTENUS'-MoIe droppine'
y from TIE pen that wrote PrOgerDid Philosophy &C
&c ,Sitb hoe portrait II the su,hor, for sale By
Isf HUNTINGTON SAVAGE. 2ls Pesrls y. Y
rsROr MITCrELt'S LECTURES.
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DArkW suAukS.-A lsrss sssortmcns OF YssssH
shsass Joe, received aud fof sale. wholesale and
~ lssoi piErk, pROYHEk \ 90 issWiihs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-24

III. dwelling house 81 feet square, beride piazza all
Z, uud 5Ol f-st rom the water, with commanding
view Of the City, Bay aud the Narro~s; the house 10
thoroughly finished, the large with ceilings Of 10
feet on he rs 0of aud the basement consinnR bssde
Kitchen cellar panties and bsthing-r ON, abundant
com noison Tor dcmestics lot OF land of dimensions
desired By The purchaser viii b. sold with the house
Also cottage sites and building ots either single 10
parcels as may be preferred.
The situation Of this property the most central In the
iu proving part OF the SAND and IL Il believed prop
the neshborhood Of the city presents favorable
an opportunity FOR investment Apply 20
W w. VAN WAGENEN. IS Wall Of or
mild I'm GEO b ROLLINS II Wailst
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- tOH SAiE-rhs socp IDA. about o. toa, bur
sGTH den, built OF tho best materials. with locust top
;fsnsarn apron aud fatlocas In coed der aud con-
huon well found In sails and rssns. will D. sold chrsr
cash For farther particu,rs ugura Of JOSIAH. LIZ
COUNT, New Roehe!le Lsnsias, OF 81
TO- a - ~ ~
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PEACH Trees FOR SALE.

On 000 PEACH TREES Tor sale Of the proper az.
CD,OuO for transpsutins. choice selection OF inoeu
lated Fruit ard warranted 20 be Of the kinds sold for Or
ders from distance Will receive immediate ate ntion
with delivery Of the trees free Of Futon
Market wharf Apply 10 WHITE BARNES, 2ol Pearl.
or TO ELWOOD LAFETRA, a. the Nursery Shrew
hurv Ney-Iefsey m 1Nys
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| TYPOGRAPHY AND PRINTING IN Color.-The
sub.cribeis respectfully invite the attention Of pub
ishes merchants hotel keepers and traders 30 their
Enlistment They would refer 20 tho much admired
Cards which they executed for the celebrated DR. Town.
scnd, Dr. Christie, DR. B-nham and Others specimens
which acoTted BY the successful merchants
Maps views, iiu,trsons machinery, transfer circulars
and every description q Lthographc work
JONES Z NEWMAN re Fultoa-s,.
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LETTER TO A FATHER.

T
To Ds CHRrsrfE's AGENT-SW. The following i the
purport from my daughter who has receiyee 80
much benefit from the If Chsties Ialvane articles
(which purchased from yOu) thst hsve thought proper
10 gve il for your Satisfaction, well as for the bsneht ~
those vho may be larry afflicted You ere al liberty
20 use IL you think proper. 49,.
Resneclfully. Sc \. O hIlkhOItt
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SALE or THE BONDS or THE NEW

GALE or THE BONDS or THE NEW
- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.-seAl-
ed proposals will bs received BY the undersigned, Agent
for ths Bonds Of the NswYork and Erie Rail
road Company until the 3st day Of March inst at the
Mechanics Bank, No. SO Wal-st NewYork for the sale
of the further of $4,000 Of the Bonds Of sad Com
pany being portion Of the Three Mli0ns authorized by
the Act of the Legislature, passed May IL. l8i5. .
These Bonds issued in favor Of the tate OF New orE
are reg in Oce Of the Secretary Of State and
are first lien upon al the property Of the Company ana
will bs assigned by the Controller to the parties whose
bids may be accepted.
The Bonds issued IA Of coo each paysble IN
twenty years from the st Of July last, and bear in
erest az Of per cent per annum By cou-
pOns attached The Bonds The interest from the date
Of assignment the IAN day OF May 1851 requred by
law TO be deposited with the Controller, and will BE-
paid the bondhoders By him in the City Of New-fors
IS II becomes due 80
Proposals will be received from any number Of the
Bonds. from hundred snd hiIy, but no bid A.
less than par can be considered Persons making proposals
are requested TO endorse the Proposals for pur
chase OF the Bonds Of the NswYork and Erie Railroad
Company" .
Parties whose bids may be accepted, will be notified Of
the acceptance and will be required to take the Bonds
and pay for the same before the 10th day OF Apul
next.
Copies Of the Act authorizing the isUs ard sale OF the
Bonds may be obtained Of the Agent at the Mechanics
Bank. Nex.York and at the Office Of the Company 10
Wslltt FRANCIS W. EDMONDs,
New.York March I6 1913 ml7t3l
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NNATEK NOTICE.-Sesed proposals. will be re-
w cevei this Office until the 18th inst p NJ for the
letting Of Water supply shipping for the term Of three
years from lat April proximo. Contractors 70 use the Wa
ter hydrsnts placed the bukhead Of the
wharves aad 70 keep them In soOd order and repair
A price per year will BE- named IN tie proposal
The pEee 10 be charged by the party or ps:tes obtain
ina the Contract is exceed . ceats per hid, OF 10
gallons Two responsible asserting 10 become So
reties, viii be required with the proposal
Any other inform alton required will Be inrnhso 90 ap
pliestion 81 this Office. JArEs A COFFIN, President
az OIe ., SIot3h Aq.,ssauSt boaass mis-
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IMPORTANT AND

INTERESTING WORk-This day published, ana tol
Isale BIZ WILLIAM RAODE, 81 Broadway The True
ORGANIZATION Of the New Church IS indicated In the
Wftugs Of Ems0uel swedertorg end DemonstrHei y
Charles Eonrief. l2rno. DID. 4I mIo otaNlN
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NNLE.-IHe hIthIy HnIshed
~: story and attic brick house and lot 9Chsrtops
- The house is . by 80 feet with - inch walls and
sub CELLAR having attached hne two story u BY
~ feet; built By day'sEork In the most substantial
vsrienl aud costly manner Croton wster introduced
tn GU shout the house With hot and cold baths water.
closets and marble washssnd. in the second story The
lot l. 81 inches by 100 feet The whole prem are
In the most com pie aud perfect order 5000 msyre
main on bond sud mortgage II desired For farther par.
ticul,rs apply to A. J. BLEECKER Auetoneer,
m2i Brosd.U
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UoRCIcuLTURIsT

COR MARCH-THE HORTiCU LTURlST is edited by
j A J. Downing, devoted entirely 70 Horticulture. Inc
March No lost received SubscTp on price - per year
Also the Cultivstor for March edited By Luther ucter
This work i sevoted 10 Agriculture Subscription priee
per year. January No, commences the Volume suD'
sen ptiOns Of both works received By
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CttyIlilNis
rupORTaNT tn THE pUBIIC

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLiC.-F. II: Nc
iELROY co. 20 Broadway, opposite the PAX Fount-
ain would especially call attention 10 their extensive
and weeecled assortment Of ready msde Overcoas and
Cosks also Youths ard Boys Clothing OF every variety
Of color and cloth which they are nov selling 81 cost
their object being dispose OF the stock on hand before
the of Fetuaryn order 70 make room for the Spring
They cut, made and trimmed equal to those MADE 70
order and az ss.t 50 per cent lover than any establish
rert ~ The same character end stand In The rs u
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81 ~ w uNntRnILL. lFsw.ier..t N. v.
IL UNITED STATES ANN EUROPEAN PAS
.lfsl sANE OFFICf p w RYRNKs a 60 ah ~ :.

NAEl NNNF VFFINFI II W lNNFN Y % ~ " \.
~trfoo foad. Liverpool, are desirous 81 intolm "A
Tho rphuc ~ Ns Vnitri states that they continue ~
bring ont direct lm auy at tho rofts n tho
United Kingdom ~ Great NnaiA AID Ireland on more
favorable terms thar he obtained any other house
gas7d 81 the bus sees IN chs country being tho oldest sui
s7' alHbl.hurni 10 The passenger trade in Lsegpoel
thH many thousand passrnfefs that have sailed ~ the
shtr'"hich have been dispatched nm once Ia iver
pool sud the different rois In Ireland or The a'. thirty
years sufficient guarantee ~ aaf ability e. i1lo " Ign
satisfaction any snsaseneni og pa,sass' that Ne may b
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