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Our washingto. Correspondence.

Our Washlngton Correspondence.
| WASHINGTON, May 81, 1sls.
The CaiJsrnis Despafehes-7xe CsSinet-Diplemss;s
Changes Prescription, &c.
Lieut. Beall, thelhcro Of that eight pound lump q
eoo arrived in this city understand this morning.
lie dd not report himself to the department to-day,
however NO dispatches have been received BY hin.
nor Is 1t known that he has any to present Mr. Bsan
Is somewhat OF an erratc genius and It Is very possbs
he may have started from California without giving
Commodore Jones time to make up any dispatches
MIR. Parrott, who we believe acts as agent to the Pa
chc squadron has informally notified the Departments
of his arrival in the United States that no would
be here to report in person almost as his
He also states that the squadron has plenty Of funds
board so there necessity fsendng further sup
ply at present Indeed, should imagine that ship
ment Of money to that region would be much like
sending coal to Newcastle Mr. Parrott in his note
briefly states that all the to the abundance
OF gold In California strictly true We believe Mr.
Parrott here private business connected
with the Mexican Claims Commission, and In an
official capacity. He does not mention whether he u
the bearer Of dispatches or not.
The Cabinet met to- day. and usual rumors Of eli
kinds have been in circulation to their dongs A
great many changes said to have boon made in tho
Treasury Department. They entirely destitute Of
foundation The only appointment made in the Troa-
Collectors, that of Elisha Whitlesey Esq to DO
First Comptroller. vice Mccullough, resigned We an
The department has succeeded ecurng ser vices
OF talented honest and capable gentleman fill one
OF the most important offices under the government.
The subject Of diplomatic changes IL is understood,
was taken up by the cabinet to-day, but appoint
ments were made To attempt to predict who will be
selected 10 MI the different posts would be labor thrown
away as WITH perhaps the exception of MIR. Lawrence
and Mr. Rves, persons have yet been definitely de-
cided upon deputation from New York, embracing
Mcssrs Hall and Talmadge Is here for the purpose
pushing Col Watson Webbs claim for mission Not
withstanding rumors to the contrary inclined
to think the Colonel will carry his point.
The administration has avowed, over and again,
that removals of officials will take place except from
some adequate either neglect Of duty inter-
ference in elections incompetence bad moral charac-
ter-and notwithstanding the clamor raised not q
single renewal be named which not the results
of violation by the incumbents Of other,
and, in many of all these points Even the great
Bluebcard of the Cabinet Mr. Colamer has refused to
turn out single clerk in his department unless upon
the production and proof of charges coming under tho
rule When it is considered that there forty
democrats to about eight wings in the department. 1t
will be how very different Is the policy Of this ad
ministration to that which preceded 1t. OMEGA.
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TyHE MARRIED wOMAN,s PRIvArE MEDICAL COM.

TINE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pnnion by Dr. NJ Maurocau. Professor Of Diseases u
Women. Sixth edition lSmo., PIP. 80 Price 81. $1,000
copies sold In six months.
Years Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish to many
aectionae wife, and pecunsry difficulties to the husband
might have been spared thousands would have
joyed competence thousands broken in health would
enjoyed III hundreds In their been still alive
by timely possession Of this work.
intended especially for The married. those
plating marriage, disooses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
To those whose health increase of
mly, IL is Of especial Importance.
Here also, every femalethe wife, the mother tho
either budding into womanhood tho decline Of
years. in whom nature ooncmplaes important change
discover the symptoms and the
which her sex IL subject. -
sale at 22 Broadway and at the Publishing Once l
Liberty street n VI Little Co., Albany ~ X psy,s
BOSTON, H. Peterson a8 Chestnut street,
William Taylor Co., Baltimore; BoulIcmet Mcoe' o
D. ksusoou New Orleans II. Cubbedse Savanhan.
free Of to any part Of the United n"s
l22l New York city. Once I'D Liberty street.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June /, 184o.
The Pennsylvania Canal Loan Observation-Disclosures
Sales, &c.
The loan of O00o authorized by the last Legids-
ture to enable the Canal Commissioners to avoid the
inclined plain, has all been taken. The whole ameunh
of bids was 81, 200 900.
There have been cases of cholera reported
to-day but understand that the person attacked
yesterday, with what the doctors decided to be the
common cholera morbus terminated fatally few hours
afterwards.
Our markets have been completely unsettled by the
anxiety to hear the advices by the steamer The sus
picion that the news had reached tho city, but
kept secret for the purpose of operating, mutually
strained both sellers and buyers from coming into the
market Flour, for city pton, has not altered
from yesterdays quotations
First Board-S2,OOO vii. r. r. 6's, SO; $3.50 State
SIS, So; $500 Sch. Nav. 6's, 47k 1000 do. 48; 200
shares U, S. Bank 27s; 22O Reading Railroad, 16x;
Far and Mechs. Bank, 5S18; rs Western Bank 57KS
81 Mcchs. Bank, 20; l8l Union Canal IL; Penn Bk,
1l3A. Second Board.-$3OO Ches. and Del Canal 6's,
S73s; 1000 State 6s, Oh 1000 do. 5s 86H 10 shares
Grard Bank, 1914; IS do l21s; 20 Bank N. America,
1854; 4Penn. Bank, ll3A; 81 Sus. Canal, IL
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

APPOSITI0N BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTERME-
date Landngs-Fare Is csnts-Regular Days from New
rk Tuesdays and Ssturdays-From Albany, Mondays and
new and splendid steamer MANHATTAN,
ptain B. Nelson, will leave the Steamboat Pier at the
Of Robinson street every Tueday and Saturday at
lock, PM Freight taken ut reduced rates For passage
lie roorns freight, apply on board the boat.
|TATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE-LEAvEs NEW
York;, g. .. 10, II o'clock, A. M, and l, g g.
lock, Pm. Staten Islsnd-7 8, Q, 10, IL o'clock, A H.
. ], 2, 8, 4, 8, 8, o'clock, Pm.
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HOTELS, &c.

IAyIIION NEW BRIGHTON. - This establishment 10
now in full business the greater part Of the rooms being
aay engaged and many families enjoying sne Oh
and parties DESTROYS Of spending tho summer
liz application. The building appropriated to single gen
will be in readiness to receive them In the course M
days, when the improvements will be Completed Inc
throughout the establish men are more oiy
than those Of other Summer residence IN the
States The table at the Pavilion Is second TO none
Union and the cellar Of Wines is Of superior and re-
krohe description. Steamboats, four times day, from
No 4 Nortb River.
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ClNTIAINa.

~ LEIGHTON FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAG-
". turer, No. 10 Park Place. New York. and eHogaiss
Nev Orleans.
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NHANTILLAs AND RMBR0IDERIES.-0. STEWART,
Wl as Broadway has just opened fresh supply Of thos:
cbeap and handsome French Embroderes Also silk and
musin Mapta Of yl together with spotted Swiss
Musiins Lnens Cambria Hosiery Gloves &o
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Va OR TWO GENTLEMEN, OR LADY AND GIN
t.men can have spacious parlors with dressing room,
oryate family, where there boArdsrs or children
In the house Location desrabei cars aAd Stages
b. the door. Reference given and required inquire VI
urth avenue, opposite 18th street.
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OHRAP CARPETINGS--R. LAWRENCE, IT CANAL
street, continues to sell Brussels Three Ply Ingram and
Venetian Carpengs at the most rcdnced prices also, Oil
Cloths Drugget Rugs Window Shades. &c Persons will
DO we'll 10 call at A. before making any purchases.
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JEST POINT uOTEL-THE FRIENDS OF CADETS,
and the pubir 10 general, respectfully informed
the above house Is for the Of vsiters
Rider avas msclf OF this oppor unit to thank the
nds Of Cadets and the public in general for the
that he has received from thcm during tho
t years that he has kept the allow house and assures
m tha nothing shall be wanting his part, to merit
tin uancs OF their patronage, hitherto 80 literally be-
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NICHOLS co. 2oBROADWAY. ONE DOoRABOlss
IN PARK Place Genemen's Hats Of tho Summer styles,
are now ready for inspection and sale: ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.

UCTI0N NOTICE.-EXTENSIvE. ELEGANT AND
valuable sale OF choice Furniture this
in the sales III Spruce Also, III clock
splendid new style Rosewood Piano Fortes and numer-
ping articles Valuable Watches Clocks
AZ precisely will be sold without several
splendid English and Geneva Patent
ment Watches three Picture Clocks
line, the property Of Mr. Jo Molneaux long
city, ne of the best watchmakers &C. Terms cash.
TlI0S BELL, Auctioneer.
NTHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION
"A Tuesday, the 9th inst, about 80 Water Lots with
water privileges about 50 Lots
River and 18th and 18th and Nth, 45th
10th Streets Mr. Higgins large factories Terms favor
able.
RYJ HEGEMAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JUNE
- 4th at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the sales No. 1871 Wash
ington street Brooklyn general assortment Of Household
Furniture also Rosewood and three Mahogany Pianos
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BROADWAY THEATRE-H. A. MARSHALL. PRO,
PSSS ;S5H T
% ZhS S.ps. osSus;s Mr. SHAW Mrs
r'SSl TFs s'fs%Si
M Wrs Mons cSrby Mems; GrSs rsks
sa.n' Aka Ms s.. Clair Queen Of the Gsa Nile
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srREEr-pENE-
81 f6oR
s
II F
aa nsan Miss @ & %ss S,%Sn
Boxes and Parasite Second Tier % cts Doors
informs his friends and the public that his
ssS t.
sS%pasy VII appear with the celebrated pssns on their
starok Mr. austin Phillips tis appearance his
return to New York; and Grand Orchestra conducted BY
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM.
Msnasss and fropsetOr Greenwood Jr A:sstan,
in the evening oook-ons week more celebrated
% s fsss M Yankee
comedan appears afternoon grand
s1Tnssa Ss Sss IL
n Mist A'0
Clark and others The Painting the French Revolution.
RSetxs ss isrssns sssr sA =:
be privately consulted all hours Admission Is
Chiidrenunder 10 years, l21s cents.
SOClETY LIBRARY.-LAST NIGHT THE KILMISTE
Family will give two OF their unique
this Saturday afternoon at o'clock also, performance
the evening Admission % cents; children half price.
'1>HE DuSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FtNE ARTS-THE
exhibition Of Paintings by artists Of the abcyo school
Will be open every day SundAys excepted from 10 o'clock
AN until 10 oclock M at the large the hail
OF the Church OF Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
and Prince streets Abundance 20 Season tickets
snti 10th June inclusive so cents Catalogues l2 cents
CASTLE GARDEN.THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING
~ to give series Of Grand Promenade Concerts the
same scale and that adopted by the cce-
brated Julien and Musard Paris and London
scal artists Of talent and respectabilty who wish
gage to submit their propositions lin wrtng) to their
Barclay street. New York. FRENCH HEISER.
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experienced surgeon on board Freight will be charged
specie beyond amount for nj expenses
papers through the Post Once Passage
from New York Boston TO Liverpool First Cabin Si2;
second do., So For freight or passage apply to
E. CUNARD, Jr. 80 Broadway.
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UDsON RIvER.-FOR SALE, THE COUNTRY SEAT
At Fort Clinton, four miles above Caldwelrs Landing.
six uiles south Of West Point. On the premises Is o
octasoma ootage also out houses an orchard Of sum
and winter apples cherries peaches, pears pums
other fruits Within Eve hundred yards Of the dwelling
he truly beautiful Lake snnespine well stocked wy.
the water is of depth aad rs clear rs that Of Lake
[rre In the vicinity are streams Astounding In me
Iut This property s within four miles Of the large
ell lately erected by MI Co1zena Apply w mr.
N street, from IL TO O'Clock.
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A GREAT TRUTH ABOUT CHoLRRA-THIs DREADED

AZ
scourge Is now satisfactorily known to be caused by
deficiency Of electricity the human system
peculiar state Of the atmosphere however there
for alarm in this community and Is
possible be from its ting ravages. But
1t matter Of duty to state that there
and nfallibeof supplying this deficient electricity and
thus positively preventing With common prudence
become epidemic in this city the American agent for
Chrtes galvanc articles has lay before the
public evidences Of the most extraordinary and conclusive
character regarding this most interesting matter Az
cholera just published, which has valuable facts
gardng the application Of gavanism as preventive
should be stated that Dr. Chiste office is removed to 49,
broadway, between Cedar and Liberty streets will be
happy to desire further facts
information this subject.
q. MOREuEAl 81 d. la2 Rrnalxax. New York
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MEDICAL.


THE cHOLERA.-THIs DISEASE, AT THE PRESENT
is regarded with intense interest Here IS in Eureps
yet ali derens in their enec and results /,
@ asTs in hs . ss Of all
that there Is no known remedy for th. fatal
i sas ' Ssa e ay
scans avoid all stmu.nts and others say that brady
cholera in any Of its stages which would H taken as
To- e Sc x TO h any man or es The hSs
's'n' and 'r FREvE TIFF the only
and sinks should be oleaned that personal Gle
and ds ahs maeha and
THE LIFE, THE BLooD,
the seat Of all disease must be kept pure with clean
disease system be reduced shocked or dis
tuIses '} phyS but quietly cleaned IL, A. ~,
only % The system but creates rich and pure
rila will cure ohoiers but prevent it, This medicine has
by its extraordinary and wonderful effects upon disease
safe and s s's SICK
we'll and Is especially necessary 1T this particular time
DIARRHUA
sarsapsrla s excellent in ali complaints Of
the bowels Read the following 700
Err s. p. TowNsrSp.-Dear Sir Having for nearly three
gratitude soSr al asnc Of
wthoecasonal ntermissons until August last Ny liver
piles. with canksr in the moutn throat ach-
NY appetite was excee nsy IRREGULAR at times IL was
who'll deficient and again voracious but could relish
food formerly did afford it's usual nourish
ment In the Of sic kness attended by
raj distr gushed Boston, and
tor s. ca the Chelsea Hospital about five and
nearly long that Charleston. In short tried Homeo
pathy and Aopathy long and faithfully but ~Itbeut
essential benefit became discouraged and resolved take
no more medicine. about this time my wife, having learned
something Of the effects of Compound Extract Srs
para advised me TRY that objected-but She full of
faith in itsefcacy after procured bottle Of AR Hay
Of your agents in this city, and urged strongly to
take IT that consented took according the direction
and, to surprise found much bet ngy
procured and have taken in the whole about
Ties and am happy that medicine has cured
now we'll as ever in my life and havo been
for the last five months have praise your
medicine and to thank for having placed before the
public. JOHN D. HEADMAN,
Corner of Congress and Lime sts
PRINCIPAL Office, l26 Fulton a. Sun Buildnp
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NOTICE.-JAMES b. AYRES, DENTIST, HAVING
returned to the city, and located ut 1876 Fulton street.
opposite his former residence will be happy to meet his for
sery icea
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A NEW AND GENTEEL FURNISHED PARLOR. I'm
IA first floor with elegant sofa bod and wardrobe
for two gentlemen will be rented by applying
at NO. 81 Lispenard strce few steps from Broadway
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[oArDING-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, OR
gentleman and lady, can be accommodated Mitn socc
Rooms and part full Beard, In mA private
Nv few doors out Of Broadway, west side Apply IT
III isoenar nd street.
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ECYEAND EAR.--A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREl
II of cost at 26l Broadway of Warren de-
scrbng Doctor Powe and successful mode Of treating
the of those sensitive and delicate Recently
imported large supply Of beautiful artificial Eyes Just
vised aud enlarged price ~ cents by
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DUTTER MADE IN SIX M!NUTEs.-IN ORDER TO
ID tho ncredulou and satisfy the curious at IL
o'clock, daily at No. John street, corner Of Broadway
second story churning win be made with Anthony En-
invited TO call and examine the machine and see its utility
tested Price of single Churns 49, s. So 50, 81 and Sill
These capable Of churning Ia 3 5 TO- 10 and ~
gallons Of milk All orders enclosing the cash will
Be promptly attended Twenty Ave cent allowed to
the trade County rights in tho state Of New York and
try merchants the value and novelty Of the invention
will 60 their places Of business every body interested
making butter The rights for tho States of North and
South Carolina Georgia aud Florida are also for sale This
churn peculiar pied TO climates rs IL produces
butter readily from milk All communications must
be post paid and addressed to T. DOUGLASS Agent
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SHIPPING.

SH1PPING.
INFORMATION HAVING REACHED THE PACIFIC
turned to Panama Tickets be procured passage
0 San on ny s h. o
With the view Of accommodating those at distance the
fourth 81 New Orleans, and fourth At r.n.ma
DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-THE UNITED
The $500, iss5 t.ns Capital. David 9; Bailey
SS Sapea kSSsT Thomas 8add
intended to form Monthly Line between Panama and
PASSENGERS tho after bins furnished bedding but
baggage free to the extent weight oxcesdns
ten oss feet Freight 1s1 on extra ao
Packages should not exceed lbs lbs weigh. for mule car
s San PP sssssi:..: S SS IL IL
Passengers in the stecrage found only with such
lions furnished to the crew. and must provide their
be landed will b taken a. baggage All per
paid b. the No passage secured until paid for
Apply the Office Of tn. Company New York, 81 South
EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA vALPARAIso.-sHIP PRO-
The storm viii clear Sturdy Sth: Al
freight must be sent on board at Pier No. North Eysr I'M
5iff' Nv sss
Fsns%a q h Pacific steamers and oIsssai
aboSo
with the Gold Regions in about 30 days
with The Mails for the Peao Steamers on ThSrsdsy Jun:
18th 81 %
Hpp tp' App"'. ]. 8. RoSEkTs. MS West street.
cHn I..
seIesl from Fer 3 n X arTrIySs s%s d:
Oregon having arrived back at the way now upon
f''sn' OF passage Apr' HOWARD SON. 70 South street
CoR SAN FRANCISCO, TOUCHING AT VALPARAISO.
az Sss sI's
cargo engaged going board, viii have Immediate dis
&
Ss nsf ssS eS p
Marsees packet physician and Is provided by
MP fs als1ss sn s'sss 9:
Broadway, or to ISAAC 7. SMITH, l0 walls
T,O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AN EXPERIENCE OF
sssasys iss sSs nsS
tending make q. California AZ hsstOrc
s
* Pit in s,' ST. for
DACKEr FOR aAvRE-sECoNp LINE-THE SHIP
st. % :s w II sSs'
LSoR ST. PIERREs, MARrINIoUE-rHE FRENCH
ship JACQUES Cap, w, 1j;Ss 'sf i:''
TIE BRITISH AND ,NoRTa AMERICAN, R. NAIL
Boo. sailing Halifax % .%d and rseoisa
ANAL. CD ass a.
G S.s:sss,a s s,ssSs sse .T:si, go
ts%sri., s$. .s : s s:;sssii s$
rs.c: o. sosr . will b. os SS
s s.: p s q" Ds &. once:
% ss ss 81 F % ~
4. CUNARD, Jr., IS Broadway.
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odd FELLOWS Observation-Disclosures VISIT
~ ing the city who intend joining in the procession,
next will find good assortment Of Shirts at Reeds
80 Liberty street, eight doors west Of Broadway
a. X. RAID.
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vVyuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, r. MAIL
Steamships, between New York and Liverpool between
Boston and Liverpool calling Halifax land and receive
mails aud passengers, intended to sail follows
Harrison. from NJ York Wodday. NAV.
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S0ARDING-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
by applying at No. 80 Mercer street. between Grand ana
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ASSURANCES.


MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
WI SCRIP, lS49 wanted by II. RICHARDS, so Wall St.
T IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society of London and New York capital
$250 large guaranty fund invested in New York in
the Of three trustees Present in
frsm American policies Sl2OOO. New York Local
Director-C. Edward Habcht chairman Acting Directors
for JuneGeorge Barclay, $. Rowland, NJ Fox and W:
Van Hook Esqrs-meet every Wednesday. The Medical
Wall street. New York where prOspectuse and all infOrma-
ton desired by applicants be obtained.
j. LEANDER STARR. General Agent.
OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Ct
~ Wall street, New York. Sth May lS49.-At the Annual
Directors for the ensuing year, viz
Thos W. Thorns, John J. Herrck, Andrew D. Melick,
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyck, James J.. Adams,
Henry Ii. Ward, George Bell, John Hecker,
Martin Hoffman, w. II. Jacobs, Philip Burrows,
John Van BOskerck.
And subsequent meeting of the Board Thomas W. Thorne
W. G. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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VTNO CALIFORNiANS.-W1TH AN EXPERIENCE OF
Is years preparing Stores for ships and passengers
subscriber confidently offers his services persons in
mako the to California Al his Store
be had for Provisions Of every description for any
number Of PERSONS from month to All Stores will
be put up suitable packages to cross the Ithmu for
he aArer A. KENT. ZIG Wall st.. New York.
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VTNHE CHOLERA AMULET-IT IS A SURE SAFE
guard and preventive against the attack of Cholera.
intsrnay Considering the tring EXPENSE i is but small
Lewis Feuchtwanger so Broadway. NR-Also Dr. Teuoh-
twanger Disnfecng Liquid used and recommended by the
Board Health and employed in district Of the city
of Nav York
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FOR SALEs
BARGAIN IN NEW YORK AND DROOKLYN-REAL
"A Estate-F0r SALE Store in the First Ward Of this
City leased to good tenant and two Lots Court
street. Brooklyn, well located little in hand
required to those valuable properties Inquire Of
MrIWatts l02 Nassau street. NB-This is specializing
advertisement.
NOR SALE-AT FORDHAM DEPOT, WESTCH ESTER
county within IL miles of the City all, cottage
built House. and Garden of the choicest Fruits
NO. Also large Stone House. with of Land,
more, If wanted-both within minutes walk of the
Fordhsm d, pot Also 80 building Sites the railroad,
within three minutes walk Of Upper Morrsana Depot APP
p. CORBETTs, Jr. at Fordham.
EOR SALE.-THREE FAST TROTTING HORSES AT
been raised and always owned in said county
ing to purchase New York eight o'clock
in the morning and return at eight the evening" by the
New York and Erie Railroad of Duane Inquire
the Railroad Saloon. opposite the depot Goshen.
EOR SALE OR TO LET, ON REASONABLE TERMS
three Of those moderate sized Brown
Houses Nos a. o. and ~ Lexington Avenue. Said Houses
have all the modern improvements For further particu
lars inquire Of j. f. Shaw IA Wall street, from II to
o'clock.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY CHEAP.-JAMES W.
w Faulkner, No. 9 Broadway (next to Becks) offers
for sale at unusually low prices good assortment Of fine
Gold and Silver Watches Vest Guard and Fob Chains Keys
Pencils Finger and Ear Rings Trnkes &c., Silver Spoons
Combs, 60. N.B-Personal attention given to Watch
Cleaning and repairing Jewery and repaired
on the premises.