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SPiCEs-There 10 but lt.ls doing AZ pres-nti Jsmsca
Pento eel. ia lots 1t 81 cash No Natmegs = >
Csssis in mats Is cts - H. mos ard oU4l mats
on msds public 81 suction, "a Dds Csyenns
Cloves sold a. 10; 70 CTS, cash
sPiRlTS-Ne notice rather doing 10 Foreign but
prices Of Brandy have receded cents We notice ssir
Of Is hf pipes Cosnac Brsndy a. 30 s. for TIE vim
tszs Of 1871 81 IS anf 10 for older Yntaees 10 Dor
deaux O5 a 20; ~ . - Rochelle, Az a 5'f 10
pipes Holland Gin % a S7.; and = puucheoos ~
Croix Rrm. III a IS cents. 8 Domestic Liquors
have continued dull sud for WHISKY. Aco hol. Brandy
aud Gin reduce quotation enc cent per gallon The
sales Of Whsky are shout SEQ bbls Ohio and state PIT
25 q 25t We quote Alcohol % cents snd
Brandy and Gin, 81 q 81 drudge Whisky Is nominal 81
q cents
SUGARS-There is a fair demand fol- Muscovsdoes from
the trade and the sales pretty large yet not
Ing this activity the market depressed and prices With
cut improvement The salss are $50 hhds NewOrlesns
81 81 as 100 Cuba 4gfi SEQ Porto Rice, sG5s 80
bxs Brown Havana = Qet mos; sni invoice Of SOS
bags Mans for refining terms did not learn. By
auction 50 hhds NegOTleans sold Al J7t "a O. Z 100
70 mos
TOBACCO-Ths market though firm is rsther quiet, the
stock Of Kentucky being mostly in second hands there
but little doins-the advance cts & n before noticed
H. however sustained The Gales since last leo
hbds Kentucky at 81 al cts - DO Virgins 4. g. - bales
common 81 Domingo, sbout l0t cases Florida 3; sad
90 bales Cuba part for export terms not known BY
suction II hhns unmerehsntsbi- Kentucky sold AZ "a
cts average y 20 three months 81 bales Hsvsns. eSs
cents 81 60 damaged l0o25i four months 10 bale. Cuba
l3al6; p cases Con neete1t Seed Leaf 4GSt; Foids
81 and 80 bales and cases Tetss. 23dSt cents, essh
N. shipping List, April 3.
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MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.


fsDAy EvESiSc, April 7. lS4S.
Linus w. STEVENS, Esq. President in the Chair
RssolrrioSs-By Assistant Aid Allen--rhat Geo w
Rbst be appointed Inspector of Fiction in Fourth Dis
t,tet Eleventh Ward In place OF Z Thomas, deeessod
Daniel ID. Wright Inspector Fifth District, Eleventh
Ward in place OF John Cutter removes from District
David Albsrson Inspector Sixth District Eleventh Ward
IN place q Wiinssn Willis. resigned. Adopted.
Pkrrrtoxs-By Assistant AID. Lamb OF A. hoher ane
others ots betAcen Thirty sesenth and
fort, 9Th etc ana Eighth aud Ninth avenues filled in
Referred, with power....By Assistant AID Sebutf-Oi
sshayer and VIM Rsinelsnder, for exclusive use OF
pisr foot of kobinsons To COMMITTEES on Wbsrves &c
tston Line deepea the water the foot Of Broses,
aud At Lsnt's Bssa To same. BY same-OfB slid.
more for the privilege OF extending eehhesd West o.
north eide Of fsank fn-st To same.
Rgposrs-By Assistant Aid. Jaekson-Of the Market
Comniss In favoripg Of repairing and painting Chnton
nsrhss Adopted....By Assistant Aid. ClAIt-0f the
Cousmistes Cfoton Aqasdaet, submitting list arc
amount Of proposals for the privilege Of supplying
sns with ssh wster for three and that such has
Kan siysn to Rcht Van Deusen 81 755 per spnum-
ViIsd BY Assistant Ala HsrrinEOf the Committee on
Lave sskins BE- discharged from the farther considers
tios Of the rssoiution relative to petonns Legislature
A. 10 Nsv orb snd Staten leland Stesm feJ Company
Asop.sd By Assistant Ala Mskrght-Of tho Commit
tee on Streets favor OF copeufes 10 widen Sidewalk
n Twenty third-st between Fifth and Mscsoa avenues
Aaoptsd :. By Assistant Aid CumEins-Of the Comu'tt-
ss on Rosds ke In favor Of coneurps TO I'LL lots ectw
Tortsth and Forty second sts sod Broadway and SIKH
svsous ADOPTED By Assistant Aid Jsmison-Ot the
fospes Comittss 10 favor Of essne pier foot Of Dey
A. Adopted 6y ssme-ln favor OF extending pier foot
81 Chsmbsrsst Adopted By ssme-In favor OF lessins
pisr foot Of Warren s Adopted. Of the street Com
nlssousr--As to sxpeuditure on pavemsnta To Com
,alttse On Strssts OF ssms-With estimate ss 10 cred
ias hat portion Of hsdsoa avenue between Twenty third
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New-Y York Tribune.
NEw.YORK LKGIsLATURK.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY. April 7.
The bill 10 relation 10 State Arsenal was passed.
The thanks Of the Legislature were voted TO
Gov SEWARD tor his euogy on JOIN QUINCY
ADAMS and twenty times the usual number Of the
Eulogy ordered TO be printed.
An Executive Session was held and q private
claim bill taken up.
The Syracuse and Binghsmton Railway bill was
ordered 20 q third reading
ASSEMBLY.
The bill to regulate the issues OF the Safety una
Banks was debated at length on ia hnal passage
Messrs. FESs and Bowie opposed the Dill a. CIV
ing some Of the Banks powers to increase tnen
circulation without requiring additional security
Mr. BOWIE moved to amend so as 70 resnact tne
third section Of the act Of 1897 reducing the crcu
lstion Messrs. CURTIss and FISK opposed the
Amendment Mr. MYERS supported it. Mr. WALsH
opposed both bill and amendment. The amend
rnent was lost Mr.. FySs moved an additional
Amendment requiring additional security for the
corresponding addition 10 circulation. Lost and
the bill was passed. The bill In relation to Aliens
was rejected after striking out the section proyd
ipg tina, aliens, on swearing that they are actual
residents may purchase and hold real estate
The bill TO preserve fair competition between
Albany aud Schenectady was on debate when the
recess occurred.
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DUR-UANT TO An ORDER nude b,

Z Hodges, surrogate Of the County OF Kings notice IL
hereby given according 10 law u I'll claims
against the estate Of JOHN RATHBONE late of the City
Of Brooklyn 10 said County, deceased, that they
qursd 10 exhibit the with The vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber the administrative of all singular the
goods chattss and credits which OF said deceased
her residence No so Jorsemon 5, IN the City Of Brook
lyp before the oath day Of July, 1913 Dated this
I'd DAY of Jenuary, 1913.
~ I.nufnns EIILA ATuRONE AAniniafralrir &c
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and Twenty fourth Adopted Ot ssrne-Wi esu,
mat. FOR pi,ntnx trees in Stuyyesantsqusre Adopted
Apportionment for nirg sopten lots between thirty
fourth and Thirty ninth snd Seventh snd Eenin e
Concarred in . - a.. n.-,, -. 10 -,
CorNusIc.TIox-From the Reslcent Physicisn al Bel
ievue stating sppontmsnt OF D., b X Masters - "
Phy.is.n. in place Of Drs Kelly and ONiei appointed
% Rscsxsrs Island. and Of Drs Hedges and Brakeman,
sscss.-s Combined .fFrom the Street Commissioner
st for setting curb &C 10 part Of Thirty
nnths for badns sewer In Deyst for grading part Of
Rrozdwsy Confirmed.
RysoLVTIoss-By the Presdent-Thst eas cross YAH
be opposite the Broadway entrance Of the Mechsn
les Society School and Apprentice Library Adopted
By Assistant AID. Commins-Thst free hydrsnt Be
placed the Of Thirty hh-st and Tenthsveuus
To Committee Croton Aqueduct....By Assistant Aid.
Schultz-That LSght-s be lighted with gas Adopted.
PETfTlos-By Assistant AID. Cummins-Of the Chap
ain Of Bellevue and Blsekwers fslaud relative 10
pensation for board To COMMITTEES Charity and Aims
FRoA The B0ARO OF ALDERMES-PetItioni Of James
Bebee Go. 20 complete their contract Concuued 10.
The Board then a journsd
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CITY ITEMS.
sAruapAr. April s, 1874


QurI A HAUL-Oficers A. NJ G.. Smith and
Patterson of the Lower Police Court srssted coloIed
BY the of Jacob Seaman late In the employ o.
Col Ward Burnett In the capacity Of servant on sus
peon OF being concerned in passing counterfeit money
aud The OF other offences On searching the
domto Of Seaman, at IS suvsnst, the officers found
$3.50 In counterfeit or spurious bank notes purPot
Bsnk of nsnsbursh, Bank of Dsnbury, Adams Bank
Norha pton N ass also about SOO In gold coin. vsu
able watch Trunk marked Levi &. Bowers, u ;. d,
containing sundry letters written TO the latter. and
sttss and concerning the possession OF which tho &C
cused gave contradictory statements Otcer smith lden
titled the accused - en- old State Prison bird.
CouRr OF GESERAL SEssIoSs-Fr1ddy.-P
Wanser indicted for assault and battery Edward
Moses Levy for petit larceny not being 10 court when
called for u their were seversy forfeit
Gallery tried for having on the 9th April
Isf1 caused the death OF John MARI boy, BY srhng
him the head with stick. IL appeared In evidence
that thsre eight between some boys, In which the
deceased epsassd The prisoners was attacked
~ the boys and ed for refuge In his fathers house Inc
then need sonng the house when the psont
out and took sick from one OF the boys and such
the deceased blow the head, the effects OF which
esss Of exeussble homicide Several witnesses
examined who testified to the good character OF the
accused The Jory under the charge Of the Court found
the accused not guilty.
esterday we recorded novel case OF
robbsry having been committed by one Miss julia John
son CpOn the exsmiuston Of the accused before Justice
Roome yesterday, Ms Jus was recognized to be none
HE fsshopsby made dress hustle oorse A by which
ssa play Cd the lsdys part Pete sn old offender and
few out OF State Prison 70 which he
mad bees sent for similar transaction.
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DssrRucrvr FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday
morning abort hAfps O'Clock. Ia the glass works OF
Msssrs Murphy and Clark in Marshall St, between Gold
aud Hason-aveaue II originated while making vsrnisn,
which accidentally caught Ere and Ia an Instant muD
Gated the wood OF the building The flames Fad
9Th great rapidy. and the following adjoining buildings
were desuoyed large malt house belonging TO j. Hsr-
aims the vsrnish works OF Keller Co the pipe works
Of j. A smith; the gold refinery Of X. Lougmsn, and
be ssoertAned about $4,000 part Of which
10 covered by insurance number Of Gre companies To-
Gated Ia the vicinity Of Jackson Ferry the Newlork
sis promptly the spot aud had IL not been for
their assistance thaE double Of property
would have teen destroyed The engines from the Navy
Yard rendered essential service.
RosBERY.--On Thursday evening room in
Mrs Priests Hotel. occupied BY gentleman from the
sSuh was entered his trunk broken open and robbed
Sisc n douboons and diamond breast pin valued at SO
ire thief len behind two valuable breasspus and guam.
tity OF elothes-
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Nj ARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW.YORK-

Arrived--Frsneh ship Vischauou. Rasaud, frn Ro-
ohsle, via Philsdelphis d. brandy &c, to Renaud
Francois
Thcs Wardle
BARK Chsre, Morrill, Cisndsa BOLIVAR % de-, hides.
&s, 10 HsIbeek Co. Lef no Ameiesc vessels Len
Dutch sohr Leo, for NYofk in 2dsys
BRIG Chsst'ps tof Eden, Mel Holmes, Messins 81 de-,
and Gibraltar q de. udse, to Nesnitb L Walsh.
Brig lfviDg Robinsoo ds g 90 bbis honr,
10 H,tche0ek. Marshall 4 Co
sehr Express. Bsbcork, I'm Phisdsl. coal
schr Eidsd, Jones, fhiisdel 5 ds. eosl
Schr ssmusl Lewis. butress. Philsdel de. coal
schr } Msresa, White, Brandy vine dc, four
sailed-stesnship United States for Liverpool.
Ship JsssoFe, for NOTssns
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NORSIsG REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY. April ST. p. 81.
Yesterday. Il. M-The amendments OF the House
10 the Albany and Coboes Railroad bill were agreed
10 90 the bill 10 passed. The rest OF the session
was occupied by the bill relative TO the Albany Ba
sin. Not disposed Of
To-day-Tne following bills passed The Blng
haniton and Syracuse Railway; TO amend the act
10 collect taxes 10 NewYors concerning appoint
rnents OF Commissioners Of Deeds In Brooklyn
Auburn and Rochester Railroad bill to authorize
the Mayor. sc. Of NewYork TO re sell certain
lands and tenemepts for taxes
The bill authorizing the appointment oil Depu-
~ and clerks in the office OF Engineer, was re-
jected.
The bill for the formation Of Banks is now up for
third reading.
Yesterday. r. M-The House concur ID In the
senafe's resolution relative to the Euiogy on Ad
ans sc.
bill was reported 10 incorporate the Neptune
Ocesn Steam Navigation Company.
Bills passed 70 incorporate Bridge Companies,
and amending the act TO punish the procurement oil
abortion.
The bill for the Protection OF Immigrants was
taken up In Committee. An amendment was
adopted, requesting Immigrant Commissioners 70
cause steambos,s and lighters 10 be employed IN
removing immigrants from ships An Amendment
was also adopted, extending the licensing oil lnini'
grant boarding house keepers t. all cities oil the
State An anne ndment by Mr. WALSH that the
testimony taken before Magistrate OF prellm
iusry examination for violation OF this law should
be used before the Grand Jury and on the trial,
was rejected.
Ater long debate the amendment was agreed
To- that the Com missioners OF immigration IN max
ing their annual report should make oath that they
have not 10 any manner received any benefit what
ever arising out OF the execution OF the duties OF
their Office
The bill was then reported 10 the House
Mr. SPAuLDIsG moved 10 strike out that last
amendment and it was modified by striking out
the requirement OF the oath.
The bill was then referred to be reported com
plete.
Today Mr.. PETIT reported bill to declare pubic
the use of the Syracuse and Rochester IL abroad
Mr. PHEsn reported adverse to the bills author
ling the board of assessors in New York providing
Tor the election Of supervisors in said city and for
the appointment Of commissioners to revise the
charter of New York City.
The bill relative to the Troy and Albany Railroad
was passed
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Foreign Markets.
Foreign Correspondence Of The Tribune.


LIyCRPooL, March IL, lstS
During the lsst days the fresh supplies Of Grain,
Flour ard Meal have been very moderate
The trade has been In descent state, but We notice
no change in the vaus of Wheat Flour. There has
h.eu stsady inquiry for Indian Corn, bat IN some In
stances extreme have not been fully insisted on
We hsye lad but small attendance st our msset TINS
morning Bot very limited inquiry existed Tor Whea',
aud although do not quote auy positive decline tne
turn wss favor Of the buyers Some orders are on the
market for Ind au Corn aud have been executed at fully
lie yer quarter reduction tbs prices OF the lith Corn
Mesl At fally sd lower the best and "a per Dbl on
secondary qualities Very few bakers having attended,
the sale Of Flour aud Oatmeal hss been very slow at
previous quotations for the former and sd decline on the
latter.
Oats are also difficult Of disposal and rather lower.
Yours respectfully.
Signed RICHARDSON BROTHERS CO.
We note A. sac OF prime Yellow Indian Corn AZ 2ss 50
much White here It esnnot be sold even the price Of
sood
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PASSENGERS SAILED

Ia s,eassslip Untsd stats for L,reTpool-H T. WI.
hams, Ri ss. John Crydsr. WIN T Riggs Francis Bs-
eon, Or Wm n Scott, y Robinson, WI Banks, Wm
Johnson isdy and servant, Lyman Denis Misses
Helen NJ and Deni.,n, Miss Livia sston. Jas w Came
ron Aieinos, Bailey, Jas Taylor, c Mayer, d A
Booth W booth, TuekesmsD, NJ L-ten. A A Hslssy,
Jas Kelley Water MeGee Mr. Battsr6eld George Fan
shave, Capt Gsrriek, N5sltsr Vail Mr Rsiss NJ
saekngham sehnewind, } Fsrrsn jr. Thos Bryan ] c
Martin, Mr. Rnrsss. Mr. Ellerv smith Ne~York
MI heio' VIZ Day DAVID Grshsm. Philsdelphis; Gen
Psniasas pionieio Moodusz. Aejsnero Gssser. Spain
Or @ Hume. Allan MscfsrlSne south c.olirs: Jo,eph
stuart, Brooklyn Regis de Trobriaud bearer Of di.
patches to France.
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EVENING REPORT.

HENATE.. .ALbANf, April Ct T. Vt.
The bill for the formation OF Banks was rejected
by a vote Of Is to To- A motion to reconsider was
laid on the table
The vote on the Syracuse and Rochester Railroad
was reconsidered, aud the bill aid ON the table.
ASSEMBLY.
The following bills were passed The bill to pro
tect Emigrants the bill relative to the New, York
State Arsenal the supplemental code to facilitate
the dispatch Of existing suits.
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nnMES TIc GOODS

nhWLFY Z fURMAN removed from 5l Cedarst. 10
Ia Liberty-st where NAV b. found larEe stock Of
brown and bssched sheefing. Northern srd southern
Cotton Yarn Lamp AID Chander's Niot TTine, sloats
Patent DO Wa dng Carpet Warp, Batts; also 1000 los
No 8 black Cotton Yarn; all Of which will be so1 az the
lowest market prices, for cash. Dealers are particularly
invited 20 call end examine the stock. whether they pur
chase or not DAWLEY x FURMAN.
ma l.geod ftyN. g Liherfy-st.
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TIE PUBLIC ARE

NAU1IONED AGAINST bEING MI,LED N reR1Td
" 10 MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS, by those ds4 ers
who have riginay 10 name their articles, nor hsFe
enterp,e enough 10 advertise them but mean eno1sh
sell lamps By name they stole from u' We hereby
challenge them 70 produce lamp possessing any 81 the
ADVANTAGES Of our Justly celebrated lamp. We challenge
them produce anything deserving the name Of Nina
ture Solar Lamp We are Tho sole manufscturers,
Al Ct FNDICOTT & SUMNER. ln6 Em-st ueari Canal
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Pennsylvania Legislature-More Netoe-.


AFTERsooS sEssIos.-The House have concared
in the senates amendments to the North Branch
Canal also 70 the Auction oil; . the ttil - m
crease the capital Of the Pottsvile Water Com
pany, and TO the lateral Railroad Supplement.
-Four Messages have been received from the
Governor. vetong the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank bill the Columbia Bridge, the Chambersburg
and the Waynesburg Bank bills.
The election OF Speaker Of the Senate will take
place tomorrow.
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Court Calendar....TKis DAY.

CIRCUIT CoUsTs-Nos. a. a. 63 70 60
CONNos PLEAs-Nos /. s. D. IS, - %, lao. az, No 49,
i5Z, tb4. l57, 1885, 100.
SUPERIOR COUET.-Pubishsd on Saturday.
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A VETERAN WHIG-The first vote deposited IN
tho bao,-bor in NorSich at the state Election on Mon
day last was cast by Capt. Erasius ferkns-a ssneh
Wing Of 90 years Of age.
r. CHARLES HARRIS. Esq. has been appointed
Postrnas.er AZ Fort-Edrard, Washington County, n y.
10 place Of John !. Gants ESQ fesisned
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MEDICINES.



Tn. most -arr.cril So Necic.n@ n ne " ora -.
Tatf Erfrarf - pa up Quart hlff.ef y - 'f '"'
eIrsp-r = isasanfrr AID uar-anfff nsFcrtor 70 any
sold 4 cures ulfsosf rcaltftF z. Pnrstnk
frErzfaE Or Rrbtltt1ftng ttc Pa. enf -. 800
rI1HE GREAT BEAUTY AND sUPERlOkIIf ot ~. ~,
L s.rs.p.rls over au other uedictnesis ina, Nhlls
er-disatss disease 10 invEorsses the body IL one
the very best ., .,yo,-tUrs
Ever known u not only parties the whole system -
strenrthens the person. hut II Greater nr-r, pNFe
Blood : power possessed by other mreieire Anu
this lea the grand secret Of is wonderful success - 80
performed, within the isss ave years more thsn 49,
cures Of u disease a. i-ast oo'' 800
siersi ucurable. IL hss saved ne lives OF more 'A
children daring the lW0 past seasons .- 49,, AN
IN 400 CASES or GENERAL DEBlLiL1 AM
WANT or NERVOUS ENERGY
Dr. To~nsends ssrsAparns inyi'orstes ne S1oe y y
ten p.rmanently To those who have lost thsir nsseus
enarv by the effects Of medic or indiscreuon eos
"a Ia youth. Or the excessive indulgence OF the
ard brought on a general physical prosrauon ~ th- 81
yous system lassifuie want Of ambition, fAintins s-n,
tom, prem sturs decay and decline hstenine low aIa &c
f.t.I ..ss- Consum pton-csn be entirely restored ~
ms pleasant remedy THIS SArssPars Is TAR superior %
any .-.,,,, 49,, -ozor,r
A II rensEs and iuvisorafes the system gives -ctF1 -
ne limbs snd .tr-nKth % the muscular system 10 -os'
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0f,s~r- ant SrcuFftru tonsurTfoH Gun ~ .'eif ofN
ek,,i, Connampft9a, Lrr,r Complaint, Cold tGarfa
Conrh, Ultima Sptfing of Blood. S0rnei' n re thes
- pm an tts yi4s 81 krrs been and Gun b. cHrsf-
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Ngw-YoRx April 2, 1871.
n TouNsvxp-I verify believe that your ssrsspafilis
bs nm IN. means through Providence Of saving my
IT, rave Tor seversl wears had tad cough u became
go ard ,rorss Al last I raised large Quantities =
Nod had NIGHT sgeats and was srsa'ly de1tatso sno
-.5r-a5 and Al rot erect 70 i've have only used
vr Ssrsspsra short time. and there hs, wonderful
sL.-rs -, wrought in NE ar able 10 walk al
he city raise % blood acc my cougn has le' me
You can veil imagine thst .m thankful for these resl
y,r, ri svt WIN RUSSELL 65 CsthG1ne-st
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RHEUMATISM.

Tb.is only one Of more than four thousand eases O.
Rheumat thar Dr. T0wns>nds tar'aparliA mas ouI-'
By its eXtrsordin nary virtues 49,
Jsnes Cummings. Esq ons or the assistants IN the Lo
nate Asylum slackwes Island, Ia the gentleman iPoAe1
Of the following letter ,s.-
sLAcEwEIL's ISLAND, Sept "a, l34I.
D. TowxsESp- D,1r SIR. have suffered tefribiy tor
uine wears with The Rhsamstism: ccnsideTa0s OF the
60 eouIa not ca sleep or wax. hai fh= utmost ds
tessing pains and my limbs were tefilby sNoueh. !
S~na s more than housand dollars worth OF Sood
All 20 much bettsr-indesd, am entirely relieved You
sr Al liberty 70 use this for the benefit Of TIE aticed
N'' w. rcsnsrtf1iIv JANIS CUMMINGS.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

gaTWO FARMS, one Of them 70 lease and one 10
sale % Staten isisnd, near Port Richmond Fsrry.-
Inquire AZ = Anntt. ~
IN tAKn FOR SALE or Exchange, near Aye,
W-stshsster Co.-About so acres, "A miles from
steamboat landing, II from Railroad at White Plsins
half mile from Nsw-Hsyen ks,'rozd Situation bea1tt-
f1l house large and well ARRANGED barn, esraze house
sheds wood house &c all In good order Onehs Of tho
land is in nigh Of cultivation, bssnce principally
wood fruit in abundance Inquire Of 4. ID. Brown 80
q FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE for City Pro-
p-rty-A farm OF sbou, 50 acres, pleasantly situated
on Long Island hours ride from the city BY rail
ro.s the farm there good house kitchen barn and
other buildings GOOD well Of the door,
orchard o. sPpi-s Cherries peaches pears snd auinces
and variety Of sbrubbery together with tbs crops Row
Ia tho ground. Two-Ibrds Of the ney remain on
mortgage for farther particulars inquire al 29 tpe~
nhmbsrl Sprinsst would be let low 10 good Ionsnt
M w.
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So IONS Of Ice for sale
4 r HUDSON Colombia Co. hY
Z imi5 su'I mcARTHug SON

At HUDSON Columbia Co. bY
n fmi5 Sol ncARTliUR 2 SON.
NSJATFRCURE ESTABLISHMENT, Is Laight-
w st-Dr TRAIL Is now enlsrgiog his EccOmmOds
tions for patients Several additional rooms, viii gym
ussusn for indoor exercise will he fitted mp previous 10
the first May. Dr. r. spqies this system % both acuie
and chronic diseases generally In fevers Of all kinds the
Water treatment is pfomnr md certain Most OF the
plsiBls 80 common md sAict ~ females speedily
and permanently relieved. Children predsposed 10 dis
ease from organic m.ormat1n and young persons Who
have acquired such pred. position by erroneous habta
be surprisingly improved snd inygorated by jldciOus
course Of uoatm- combined With correct regimen and
physc Logical exercises.
B. Having started the first Hydropathic institution
Ia America sud having devoted several years 20 establish
ing the system this ctg scientific basis Dr. Il dis
claims Al connection or sympathy with those pseudo-hy
dfopaths aas medical qusess VINO up boarding houses
under the name u Water Cure and whens Themselves
o. families sick expose their iguorsnce or hypoers5s
doctors q he old scholis. I'm