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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
DR.. IvAN5's
COMPOUND SARSAPARlLLA

On ~
CONTAINING ONE QUART $500 forfeited II this
Osyrup s not as coed any sod IN the United states
and The very purifier Of the blood known warranted
free from any poison, vegetable or mineral tbsnted
syefy age and condition Of the cted aud may be al
minsered Ia any stage or form OF dsese win psiiscl
safety and certain benefit 1t well tai there
Az, sny prepsrations OF sarsapa lila tfore the pubic
but il well known that but few, very few OF hem
posses. any virtue or merit unless 1t can be found IN
snsthv slyefti.smeut or an iuhs,ed medical puff which
b Ony Intended 10 operate upon the nsnce OF the ceou
los mas Psy:,ei,n. Ct s.psesotS ana osp st en%
pounded and prepared 10 Of the best med
cnes used yet without such combination and prTpsra
tou il falls below many others aud Is far from oe'ne
the one thing needfal," or valuable IS spscihc.
The great differences between De- lysnss COMPOUND ~
m add all Others that his combines not only All ths
virtues of Ssspafs, but of medicinal piauts causing
TO act powerfully and with peculiar efficacy on mar great
organ the liver preparing II to secrete the pie ano
6fer the blood from slmputy which II pot done issen
ia morbid aud impure state throughout 'ns system en-
ssnderns those various diseases By whehh human ram
More than Lore persons ',derrs from dise.'e in almost
form cured the year oy having hsu
recourse 70 th. specific PhJhcisns of celebrity SPEAK
Of it al terms OF praise % whom references VIII Dc
given Per'ons using i can have medical aoSies Tree OIL
charge, by addressing Dr.. Igsns (postpsd.)
TIL. syrup s rec for the removal and cure OF
all diseases arising from imcure state of me bo2d or
ssS OF y iy'5ss sf0poa. %pe,
pustule, the face hotches, scad head OF
spinal srysipsas salt rheur sick headache,
costvenef piles eds eopghs bronchitis and consump-
ton and all nadcious OF mercury asc tes
or ir la TIE IL invasby cures neuralgia gem
era snd nervous debility papitstion Of the heat liver
cor plant dizziness in the head weakness Of The sto-
mach L. will purify the complexion. Females OF con
sumptige habits, who debitated by distractions
which they liable, are speedily restored 20 health
BY the use Of this gesst Alternative compound For weak
aud puuy children, Who a cted oy erupons boeh-
es SC !, the hes. medicine sno~n beirs plessant to
hs taste hey resdily takS aud restored to APP
petite strength and sctvy. The syrpp carsfay pat
g bttle IS cents, six bottles - II bottles 81 Sold,
who.esals and retail, at the principal office, By
H. II. JONES, l76 Broadway and
1884 Grandst. New-York.
Also BY AGENTS. $50 aud 226 BoEery
n g. Respectable agents will be furnished on favorable
80. 1875. ,o.to.,a m30 lme1d
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MEDICINES.
sANpyS SARSAPARILLA,

For sis rsy0pai and peTmsneHt csc '
''"' slood, ~ Aa5u Of tie
.yisenn, ri-
scrofuls. or Kings Evil,
Rheumatism,
ob.t;p.ts cutsnsoa, Erup,ions Pimrles or
Pustules on the Face,
Bo.ches Biles Chronic Sore e' Rnsworm OF Te''eh
Scsld Had.
Enlargement and Pam Of the Bones and yoiH"'
Stubborn Ulcers. syphiiiue symptoms
scatiea or Lumbsso,
Di.s,es .risins from ipjudcious use OF Mercury
Ascites or Dropsy,
And exposure SD imprudenee 10 NE,
Also Chronic Constitutional D.orde" Will DC ren''eu
oy this Preparation.
THIS MEDICINE has acquired very eft neee sne
...h.b,t reputation wherever THIS been used oasso
entirely on its merits which s superior sinesey ps
alone sa5tsinsd The most potent o. s
ton such. that modines and improves he
.nd. under the name Of sandss sarsspsIlhs -
60 poInd differing entirely in 10. character and proper
de, from any other preparation and unrivsed 10 It's ope
.tion the sy'en when laoorins under ai'ea.e, 80
porsbtg and when diluted according to the directions
each bottle will make times the quantity, equal 10 one
gu4r, .nd then superior in 70 the VARIOUS
Preparations bearing the nsm-
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.
STILL FARTHER PRooF.-Th- attention OF the AFFECTED
directed the following certificate showing the s-s
,uperority Of th. medicine and extraordinary virtues
and s only o9e of the many smIsT sss I; isaS
Msssas SANDS; Having suffered many yesrs with
disease Of my throat, affecting the srynx during ~neh
time was treated BY the most distinguished physicians
in Europe end the United States without wing any
perm an at benefit bat all the time general hesth snc
strength declining and the disease making eriui pro-
xres, Caustic applications used and Whatever else
was thought most efficient for producing cure ou am
confident the deploabe situation was In me lazy
being ornpanisd with phthss and great dicuty OF
BREATHING would have terminated my Eie "a 20,
Providence came TO my relief through the nspiun Oh
your valuable Sssapsrila must say, gentlemen wnen
G using the SasapariIls did not plsee mueh
confidence in its virtues and this will not su Prise you
when YOU sre informed had tried more than MY dinet
snt remedies DUR past four years without any sue
cess but ater taking Jour Ssrsaparillas Few ~ee4s
was Obliged a. last TO yield 10 evidence This usrSeio
.nec6c has not only relieved but cured spd there
fore hi nh my duty gentlemen for the oeneht 81 soner
rug nun" w.. Ssrv try,ly D. PARENT.
Consulate Of France In the United states
The .hova .,s,ausut and san.ture ackno~ le ged
In our presence by Mr.. ID Parent - true
For the Consul Genera Of france, >
New-York, Feb. H. 1913. q BOkG, vice oous9A
For 'arher particulars snd conolusiys evidence o. w
obtained Of ageuts gratis - N
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail BY A D. u
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Faton-st corner OF
William. New Yors. ,,...
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the Untea
States Price 81 per bottle six bottles for - ~ eodI
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THE LAST TEsT az FfRn

A THE LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, which destroy.
lied tho large ostorJ sugar refinery, with oil the i'm.
mense stock and machinery Of that extensive establish
ment, osnsd BY Dennis Harris whose loss would have
been much increased bad h not have avaisd hlmsef OF
where his ooots money and valuable papers to slsrss
amount were deposited and restored to him uuinured
tsr having remained in the burning ruins for IL hour.
Thus adding another TO the many former tesr,onis O
the great utility Of these Safes
I'M. event 10 not ony gratifying to Mr. Harris but mus
ne so 70 every person who has books property
ing upon the faithful construction Of the
der SAFE a. furnished BY the subscriber
The Safe alluded be seen a. nv store the opl,
place In the city where the genuine Wders Patent Sss
msnaer sale San De obtained and good title given.
siLAS c. HERRING. lS7 and lSs Wstsr-K
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favor OF the United States,
Now the result of the Tariff Of 1916, for the year
1877 is well known to be no test OF any ADVANTAGE
The temporary disarrangement oil bftlsn inous"y
and monetary operations and the famine IN lrelahd
and Scotland. enhancing the prices OF American
agricultural productions, increasing their export
to Enga and, and also appreciating American ireignS
were unusual circumstances, proving nothing put
that the exception establishes the role. Like
water trade is beginning TO find It's level ana inc
effects OF the Tariff Of 1916 are now being develop
ed The test is ths,-that the flow OF specie, Tor
several months has been, and now Is, fron Ame
rica TO England; and although there DOUBTLESS VIII
be fluctuations, the general result Tor the next
period Of FIVE years will be likely to be the same
If the present Tariff is not modified we now re.
fer to these things in national, not party point
OF view and in reference to the interests not Of
any particular class of American industry, but OF
ali classes and the whole country. There 10 also
much that is worthy of consideration In the folio w.
ing extract from the same article in the quarterly
RevieD, viz
"The United States have turned the tables upon us,
aud In the last Five YEARS from 1872 to $50 ineusN
the declared value exports has dwDdled TO f3
5!3 while the sterling value Of the produce OF TIE Uneo
states imported into the United Kingdom, irclusvs Of
freight (of which, the United States share is more man
iwo-hirds) not less In the ONE YEAR. 1870, man
Els 907 275. And this while Marshall Official tahles)
tells us that by virtue Of her Tariff the American Repuo
lie was enabled between 1915 and 1880. TO pay of no less
than 42I,UOUUOO sterilDg oi ner Ieuefai
OF all her taxes being raised om FOREIGN IMPORTS and
az stated by Mr. Huskisson haf OF the Hhok from the
produce and manufactures OF Great Britain
So much for the policy OF the United states
prior TO the Tariff of 1876 Since the above Quar-
tery article was written. the writer. then unaware
of the practical effects Of our Tariff of 1886 upon
both countries, lauds it. The practical effect 49,
that British manufactures are now overlooking US,
and our agricultural products for export cannot meet
or counter balance the trade against US
Philadelphia North American.
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SCHOOLS.
aMp0y SEMINARY.

DaRENrs HAVING Sons Of correct habits TOT whom
th.y would secure thor0ufh preparation ior eotes7 ~
are res peetfuy inv ed 10 Inquire after the me
its Of this Institution - = Ill. a.. -.
TIL. locston sfordirg iseiines for ses =,
- nrov.rbi.llv health u and daily accessible 70
NssYorE and Phlsds phis by steamboat and railroad.
Term, SIS per Of p weeks FOR board ana UNION
v-rh u.s Of books for Enslisn studies
The Summer Session will commences on WEDNESDAY
Mays ,.,..t.--.-
Circusrs WIKI farther part eusrs and testimonials may
b. had At Dodds bOok'tors Brick Church Chapel or OF
the Principals -, ,u. II
Reference IL also msde 70 the Faculty OF the W
N.xJ.r,ey Princeton: Rev. David Magic, D D. Rev
Nichols. Murray, ID. Ehxsbeihiown Roswell l. Colt
Esq Paterson Rev. James W. Alexander, D. hes
Chsrle. Stewart, Rev. Dunean Dunbar Rev Wm. ha!'
lock Rev. jacob Abbott Rev GorhAm D. ABBOTT ROBERT
Scar. Esq. h r Wetmore. ESQ O. G. satteIiss n.q
Rensselaer, Havens, ESQ. Charles r. Pierson, NJ W m
Hibbard, NJ D.. EewYork Nathaniel Dana Esq Boston
Rev John Mcdowell. ID. Robert Potter ESQ., PhiI.-
de phia Vim B Whtehead, Esq Suffolk. vs. John U
Deans Esq Wasr.m, Nd; Chss. 0skford, Esq. New
ORLEANS; Rev J. B. stratton Naiehez; Rev, Asrahan
rS09v- s @ WOODBRIDGE
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THE SUNLIGHT.

BIxsssp Il the Sunlight! giving JOY unto the child
Chasing the butterfly, beautiful ard Wild
where the banks waving thick with grasses nesn she
And the dsisy noddeth at his little feet. ls~es1
Blessed ls the Sunlight to the eyes Of weary age
Cus-w worn and fading from earthly pilgrimage
Looking out from Hsavsn's plains his latest perfect
softly il beamsth and bsekons him to come. home
Blessed ID the Sunlight for II rests on rich and poor
Glowing thro' the forest, gladdening the moor;
Cratsfuliy regard II, falling Ger the verdant sod
Row befors its glory |. 10 the smile Of God
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
ITYENILR RnARDINC sCHOOi.-rhs Pr

pal Of the Irving Institute impressed with the lmpot
lance Of better early training Of the young has dee
70 establish in connection with his institution, Juve
nile Department, embrace class Of pupils between
seven and nice years OF sgs. They vii be under IN
charge Of Madam whose experience and catering te'tl'
entite her to the entire confidence OF my patrons
Sh. will devote herself exclusively TO the interests OF he
pupils; accompanying them their walks watching then
Ia heir presiding al their meals sssduousy
cuvsng their moral feelings and caring for them IN eV
cry respect. Their school s entirely distinct from
the other departments sud their sleeping room is com
odious apartment Joining that Of their tescher They
v be occupied in school duties but four or i've hours
day and will enjoy advantages for the hsathful develop
ment Of their mental. physical and moral powers, very
rarely II offered to this class Of pupils The prnei
p. will superint-nd their education, and concern himself
month with their parent keep them advised Of their
health, hap piness and promise
The attention Of parents AID respectfully In
vted the phet crcu OF he institute. for This year
to b. obtained at CLARK AUSTINS, 205 b oedwsyi ~
Y, or ofw NJ. P. LYON, An Principal, Tarrytown
as 4Weod
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SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Al Richmond. Staten Island
THE SPRING SESSION Of this School will eom-

i msnee on Monday the 81 Day Of Msy. Two vaesn-
ale. existing the attention Of parents who desire Tor their
retired and pleasant situation. where the
rnor,s will be strictly xusrc .nd thorough English Cd
ar.tion given /. solicited The most respectable refer
srcss given. For farther Information address
: STEPHENS Richuoud. Richmond Co. NY
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MARINE JOURN A l..
PORT OF NEW-YOHK

Arriyed-Br chip Jamss Fagsn Morris Dablic, a. Dc,
In ballast bound to ubso-put in TO land Passengers TO
Roach Brothers Sd inst lat 40. long 90 80 spoke bs
Spartan 2 days from Boston for renerid 4h. Thomas
Harvey cook lost overheard From the sth TO the
I'D ut experienced severe lsles from NNW to BY n
Bris James Roach, (of NYsrmoutb) Brown, Cardenss
Cubs 10 dc, 23,0co gallons molasses to @ Thurson
Sehr Pee,less, Conslin, st pompgo City, March ls,
mahogany &c, to 4 c Rossterk Co.
sehr Adelaide, Kelley, sw-Bedford, d. oil! to order
sehr Hasbinger, Huisns York River, days corn to
Wood.
Schr Mary crsmer, Hurley, Philddelphis, coal.
Br schr Vslsns, Godnt 81 John, NIB via Bermuda, II
Al. 10 Riahard Irwin.
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nOaRDING sCHOOL-HEMPsTEAD sEMINA

Day Hempstead, l. l. on branch Of the L. Railroad
~ miles from This institution has one OF the
most deirsbs ocstiors in the country Tor ooarding
school IL perfectly healthy ard 10 Summers refreshed
bS The sea breeze There are precpces nor vsef
near 10 endAngeT the lives Of the pupils The building 4
large and commissions having been erected puTposey Tor
boardin school, Is srfcis y retired from the viisse
and has play grounds adjoining fitted up With ~ m
nssucs The Institution has chemical apparatus
forordirary experimenting has good library and ASPEN
did cabinet Of minerals also reaoinzroom The school
aud the house which under the same roof are eondue
ted upon plan embracing good degree OF system UreA
pains train the pupils 10 habits OF appncaton
obedience and good order The discipline hnd but nrm
The branches taught ia addition TO he common Epgh
bran shes are those necessary to ~ pupils for the eoGntns
house for business generally for college as par'nt.
wish including the French Language, higher oranenes
M.thematics Chemistry Natural Philosophy, Music, Se
Parent. wishing select aboard school are respeeuuS
solicited 70 examine still farther the Inducements the
H.mp.ieaa Seminary offers for their psironage Ihey
will fud pamphlet circulars conisnlng sll necessary IN
formation in elson to 'he school az bookstore
an Broadway, CLARK Austins Zle Broadway, hsynoi
bookstore IS Bowery, and AZ Mr. Chsmb-riins store
Csdars The Principal during the month o. April can Dc
seen at Brosdvsy Terms SIS year. Mi. DUNE the
daughter Of the Principal will take few young Misses
into the Seminary TO board end instruct The next term
wi commence the first Of MAY. - -,
m laU4uss NATHANIEL mn A. M Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
THE PUBLIC ARE

CAUTIONED AGAINST BEING MlsLED 10 regard
" to MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS, ny those dealers
who have not originality 10 their articles have
enterpss enough 70 advertise them bat enough
10 sell lamps By name they stole from We hereby
ense than to produce lamp possessing any Of the
Advantages Of our jus celebrated lamp We challenge
them 70 produce anything deserving the name Of Nina
ture Solar Lamp We are The sole manufacturers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
TO HouSEKEEPERs

Il " GENERAL-Just received . good supply Of French
Willow wsre, consisting Of Travelling, Work and Fancy
asEeis With good asomen, Of housekeeping articles
I'm ana jspsn7ed ware Also for sale variety OF Birds
ons and short CAnsres Of eli colors from 81 10 SIS pair
OF the ssst Acekns Birds In the citv also variety Of
CAGES. he kc- Im23 lOt. w HINK AZ Thirs-av N
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a lsw6m FRANCIS IODINE. H'''u'0'
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
CONFORMATION NOTICES
ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE,

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
l. Nassau strest-Notce s hereby given to the rels
tves and next OF kin Of JOHN FISHER ats Of tbs City
Of New York. shoemaker deceased and who IL alleged 10
have died ntestate, that shall apply to the Surrogate Of
the County OF New York for letters Of standardization
upon the estate Of the said intesse the 18th day Of
April next at ten o'clock In the foEenoon-Dsted New
York, March IL, l3ia JAMES THAYER,
mil 2aw4w Public Administrator.
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Firemen's Exemptions.

AN ACT ansnd act IN rtlaf'on 70 FiLehrn m nc
ssvsrai Cities and piages Of the State Of Nro- York
Passed the Assembly, April T., ls4a-tsoto6)
SEC |. Every person who the first day OF May next
shall have bee Fireman in sny Of the cities or villages
Of this State for the term Of four, five years, and
who shall serve such year and every person who
ON the first day Of May next shall have been such FIRE
shall serve as such for 30 long thereafter shall max
the hole Of his service five and every person
who may become such Fireman after the PASSAGE OF tns
act and shsl such for five shat
during and .~. suvn I,ic-' ITO o-em
ssIys AZ Juror in sny Courts OF this State and from ell
military duly except of instruction or invasion
SEC The act entitled act In relation TO Fires N
in the several cities snd villages Of this State, passed
March 10, 1888, 10 hereby repealed:
Sac 5. This act shall lake effect immediately
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m Observation-Disclosures.

SITUATION WANTED-Tbe undersigned, y no ha'
Shad .ny years experience ~ cotton wesyer wlsns'
.tna,ion AZ oyerseer Of large weaving estabishment
or he in take Job Of STARTING looms lie efe 70 b.hJ
c. Hsrns 76 Pins-.t or David Bufum, Commission meI
ant, New York Other IeteIehees slven o e,u
s,I 70 " rs IT.
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tKf,
L 81 Bondst- open daily (SundSys exceptedl at II
O'Clock, NJ Also, at IL o'clock NJ on Saturday, for the
treatment Of Surgical cases. w VIZ
PaysIci.ss IN ArrEsDAscE.-lMonday, Drs Kirby ana
Barlow; ne,aay Dr. ooin and Taylor; Wsdne,day Ora
Friday, Drs. Hawks and Allen; Safsrdsv Dr. JosIi,
Bsyard, MsviskM snd Gator isSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

TREEs! rRHEs!! TRnrs!!!

a a LARGE LOT OF AILANrHUs and Psseh =
alb kinds, many other varieties OF Fruit and Ons
mental Trees-slso, 1900 large Aspsrssus RoctSs,
Apply To Mrs WIN. STEWART, cor. Ono HendfsSssSS
Nurserynau and Landscape Gardener, Morrsasb ~
pot In Harlem, N. X. N. B-J. L. 10 scknowlsdsinp p.
atty and suburban Gardens in modern style. NO BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

DCKLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Nassau street NOTICE 70 hereby ryen, to the res-
tives and next of ain Of STATlRA late of the City
Of NewYok widow deceassd and who 10 alleged to have
died intestae that shall apply 70 the Surrogate Of the
City and County Of NewYork for Letters Of Adminstrs
ton upon the Of said intesats on the let dsy
Of May next at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Dstsd New.
York, April ,l3f8.
al 2aw4w JAMES s. THAYER, Public Administrator
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SANFORD BROTHERs.

'Ash TAILORING, ~ Fulton-st next to Herald Office
Just received beautiful aud choice assortment OF
Clothes Csssimsrcs and vestinga which will be M .ds To
orfer AZ very reasonable prices mis- Inn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

-Notice 10 hereby gwen to he relatives and
next OF kin Of LEWIS NJ HANKINSON late Of the City
Of New-York, merchant deceased, and who alleged
have died shall apply to the Surrogate
County OF New-Yort for Letters Of Administration upon
the estate OF the said intestste the 9Th day ~ May
next A. ten O'Clock In The foepoon-Dsted New Yorf,
April 5, 1913. JAMES g. THAYER
a1 2aw4w Public Admiuisl rafof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

Nassau sreet-Notiee is hereby given 70 the res-
tives and next OF kin OF FREDERICK DEVEAUX, late
Of the City Of New York jeweer, deceased, and who
alleged to have died inestste and shall apply the
Surrogate Of the County OF NewYork for letters min
istraon upon The estate Of the said neate on 22d
day Of April next az 10 O'Clock Ia tho noon sted
New York, March Y, l8i2. JAMES s THAYER
m22 2aw4w Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08
DR.. ELLIOTT.

INFORMS HIS PATIENTS thai his hours OF attendance
wednesday and Friday, 6s3 Broadway ms i'm
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SHOW CASRS. SHOW CASES A large asso, &.
meat OF new and secondhand Show Cases constantly
on hand and Show Cases made TO order ALSO, Show
Cases taken In exchange. by PEEBLES, lis Grand
o. three doors east of Broadway. al 2w- FSSM
lDRW FOR sALk.-Pe~ a., middle aisle, in A.
III censon Church corner Of Ffh avenue AID Tenth Of,
For terms, &c apply TO ANTHONY BLEECkER,
Al iw Auctoneer. Z Broad ct
COR sALE-The unexpired lease Of the Livery Sta
4 bic 10 Monroe Ct Mxrketst together with the
hores carriages light vehicles harness, &c the proper
ty Of George Kerr deceased For fsrhsr particulars In
qusre Of les N cORNs. v. ANDERSON. q Ehfseethst
MRS, ROBINSON, Clear stsrchsr, ss Mercer-st
lvlbetwesp Spring and Prince ssLaces, tsratoo mes.
lins embroidered window eurtains, sras hlesched and
made 10 look equal 10 new. n B. Cashnsrs ana every
DESERT tioa Of sbswls cleaned With care. Al lD
ELUTRD CANDLksTICks.-Brts futed
IT msntsi capdescks, new ana beautiful patterns for
sale 81 s Buriins-shp, by LUclous HART,
cash p.id for Bale Rope Csltinss. old Rope, old
~ Canvas, 0unny Basstnss, Shahinss, and oil othsr
kind Of pApef manufAstursrs' stock, BY
ms 2w CYRUS W. FIELD co. 81 Beskmanst
CRAsS OK MANILA ROPE wanted, for which
NJ the hixhsst pfi 80 in eash. will be paid BY
mea2~ CYRUS w. FIELD 4 co. ~ Beskmsn-st
CYRUS w. FIELD a. Co., Rag WAREHOUSE,
~ 81 Bsskman e. kew-York ms 2w.
CAeH paia for ~ iiad: q Domestic Rag By
" ma AZ CYRUS w. FIELD CO. 81 Bsskmsn-ss.