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Buys and sells Landed Property and City Bonds obtains
Loans on Mortgage Discounts Notes. serves as Appraiser
and Expert; Agent for resident property
New Orleans and Lafayette to collect rents and attends to
Agency Business IN general.
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THE subscribers have opened Depot of the Orleans
4 Steam Corn Mills at the COAL YARD, corner of 81.
Charles and Julia streets where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meal GTts, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake will be
mhss Il 8. w. THOMPSON & co.
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that have forwarded and would be pleased TO have You
send another supply the of transportation
will be open. -
PoKT Carbon, February 20, ls47-INessrs. Robinson,
Collins So: am happy TO inform that think Dr.
Daviss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar will the lead up
in part of the country. out of it, and have ha
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for Dr
Dduis'S DepHrdtiue Extract and Joseph DaDiss Hons
LiHiet, that have taken the liberty Of writing for an
agency the above articles, if agreeable you If So please
write word, and send two dozen EACH with large
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. r. KKMPToN
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.

PHILADELPHIA June g. 1851 can highly recommend Dr.
Daviss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
Of its virtues My wife had been affected for long with
weakness and pain the breast the Of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her, The symptoms would after
time, recur and all occasions the relief as speedy as
in the first place. 1t months she been
free Of the Affection consderit and recommend
valuable medicine ghenng effect has been very
in addition relieving the breast. SWADLow, ,79 Water ST.
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE l, 1850.

NOR SALE-PIANO FORTEs from EHzG
~ NUNS u Clark and ]. Chickerng NsArfI-l, 1ztld
The stock at present is large and varied, HHnHH
comprising, il Is believed, the best assort v u
ment in the city, and by far the valuable nstruments
ALSOrFor hire, octave Pcolo PLANO, entirely
ap5 HENRY PARSONS eeNEamp street
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ALs0rFor hire, octave Pcolo PLANO, entirely
ap5 '''' HENRY PARSONS, ssgamp street.
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.
30 CAMP STREET..
IN A. TYLER has hand and Is constantly receiving
celebrated Manu- fac tot es of HaIet, - 4 4
Davis Co. Boston; John b. Dunham, " B~wHH
David Van Winkle, <. H. Gale & Co. andu y v Y
Orders received for the HoRST's PATENT IRON PA
NOS to be delivered in fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bost Piano now in
particularly for the country, where Tuners seldom
be hail. they will stand longer and in better than any
other Piano. These Pianos have independent rim case
which be removed in moment, there being
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
Ni7n VIOLINS, -ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
N other Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
&ENsR for sale mt low prices SHEET MUSIC for Piano
aS2e Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
n BOOKS for all musical instruments. e11- A Lib.
orders 4 All orders promptly attended to. mh22
DlANO FORTES FOR sALE-A choice and large
Il assortment of first rate and splendid
PIANOS and PIANlNOS of different i iyNiTUrl. ~
styles, from Erard, Pleyel, and other cele III N
brated manufacturers. These instrumental ~ VI
all Of pnquesonae superiority for richness Of tone and
keeping in pitch and The subscriber will sell them
reasonable prices, aud respec fully invites the pubc
his WaerOom, in order that they may take advantage this
opportunity. ALLOYON, No A Couti street.
fY-, Pianos REPAIRED, RENTED, TUNED and
APPRAISED. my2l 3n
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
Aar. % lQzA Z

= May %, 1850.
NJ OIIC IS hereby given that in accordance with
uuon passed by the Council OF the Second Municipality
on the 3l instant, election will take place in the Sixth
Ward OF said NJ Municipality, MONDAY, Sd June next
a. the Engine House Of Louisiana Hose Company corner
Perddo and CaFondele Streets between the hours of A. M
and P. under of the following named
Inspectors and Clerks for Alderman fill the vaca ncy
occasoned by the resignation of Samuel j. Peters, Esquirc
IRspectOrs-B. Kendig. r.. b. Sykes
CIerks-Sam1 Putnam and Julius Davis.
my24 A. d. CROSSMAN Mayor
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''' JoHsF. oRAS, Ladies' shomaker 70 Race street.

From Hargeqtt Sr.Afc C3otoan.]
LIGoNIER, July O Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup
gives general Satisfaction We have been Of il for some
time and thought would not order any but It almost
daily inquired for and thought perhaps it would be best
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Resolued, That the Mayor be and is hereby au-
thorzed, and instructed, cause an election to be
held, in the Sixth Ward of this Munici pality, at
the Engine House of Louisiana House Company,
corner Of Perdido and Carondelet streets, on Mon
day, Sd June, for an Alderman, TO fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of s. j. Peters, Esq,
under the Inspector and Clerks hereinafter named,
and the Inspector appointed by the Mayor and
General Council, viz: Inspector, B. Kendig
Clerks, Samuel Putnam and julius Davies
Passed May q, 1850. j. H. CALDW ELI President.
Approved May Is, 1850. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor,
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MAYoRALIY OF NEw ORLEANS, I

T0UNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO
~ Sitting of May 81 1850Res0lred That the Mayor be
and he hereby authorized and requested to sell at public
auction after giving days notice the official of
this Municipality accordance with the lth section of
act of the Legislature approved March 49, 1885, and agree
ably 10 the specifications on file in the Surveyors Office
the contracts for the furnishing and desey during the
1850 Of all the Wrought IRON SPIKES, for Wharyes
and IRON for Bridges that may be required.
.(sghed JAS. II. CALDWELLL, President.
{signed) A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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= Resofved, That the Surveyor, under the direc-
ton Of the Committee on Streets and, Landings,
be and is hereby authorized to have Lamps placed
at the intersections of such streets in the rear of
the Frst, Second, Fourth and Seventh Wards, as
the wants of the increasing population may require
Passed May n, 1850. ]. Ii. CALDWELL, Presideat.
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No. 2S77.

Whereas, An act of the Legislature, entitled An Act
relative to The City OF New Orleans approved March lS
1850 prohibits eOmmes of this Council from appointing
to office; .fRd rAereqs, The Assistant Warden. keepers
and Night Watch, of the Work house. and the Supernte
dent and Assistant of the House Of Refuge. have been here.
Committees, ETC.
BE ordained, That fom and after the passage of this
ordinance, and hereafter the first Tuesday Of MAY each
year. there shall be elected by this Council, the following
named officers, who shall receive the compensation axed
their respective names, viz.
deputy Warden of the Workhouse per annun $1,000
Slx Keepers Or Assistants. each so
wo Night Watehmen 80
superntendent of the Honse Of Refuge 1000
Be 1t further ordained That the Superintendent of The
honse Refage shall appoint for the management Of the
0ne H9usekeeper. salary snnum. elso
S ~ ssner ~
Be il further srdaned That all ordinances. paris Of
ordinances coqavenng the foregoing, be. and the same are
Passed MAY ii, 1850. JH, CALDWELL, Pnsidsnt.
Approved May 2s ls50. A. ID CR0SSMAN. Mayer
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n ssKssUHs' UFFTCE for the FIfst Second and
"A Third Districts Municipality Hall, No. 2, No. g.
Third Story. Business hours, ~ TO 81 O'Clock NJ. Ali
communications will be addressed to the Assessor in whose
District the taxable property les giving the boundaries of
the square and street fronting, viz:
First DistT ct consists of lst and I'd Wards.
Second District consists of 3d and 4th Warns.
Third District consists of 9TH, 9Th and 9TH Wards.
AL persons having notices requested return them to
the Office, filled up and certified according to law.
II. A. BURTON, First District.
John FARRELL, Second District.
my22 I'm FRANCIS TURNER, Third District.
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MEMS AND BOls' SUMMER GOODs-Regular
w WhotesGte Dry Goods Irade-The undersigned offers
Goods suitable for Mems and Boys summer Wear, viz
French and English DRAP d ETE; BLACK, Steel, and Gold
Mixed CROTON CLOTHS; Linen Drills and Checks; Cot.
onades; Camlets; Chanbrays, and single Mled French
CassmeTs. [mYlI J. II. PALMER. S. GraVier st
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tFron Mr.. John D. Morgan, Druggist.l !

"PITTsBURG, Jan. IL, 1e41-The syrup of Wild Cherry
it. know Of one instance of permanent Of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able to sell al least
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ANTHONY J. BLEEeEEe Aucilopeer.
SALE OF % VALU A

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF % VALUA-
a BILE WILLIAMSBuRGII BUILDING LOTS AZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. BLEECkER viii sell at auc-
lion on THURSDAY Decemberlel 1850, at y o'clock al
the Real Estate Sales Rooms. BroGdst me ioho"lhS
valuable property by order of the trustees. VIZ
WILLfAMSBURGli-2 desirable building lots, al ~
ing in one body and forming entire block OF ground eS
se.sls said lots being each in size . ieeon and rear by
100 feet in depth. -,,, ,.,,
poses being tho neehborhood Of good improvements
forne capitalists und others favorable opportunity 10
mike safe and profitable investments large portion of
the purchase money remain on bond and mortgage
For maps and further particulars apply TO the Auctoneer
BrOad.st. (l,25I) dl4 10
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s. P INGRAuNN, Auctl0neer.
A UCTION SALE of ALL the FUR
IA NlTtrRE of a Family leaving the City-TIilS Mon
dsy) MORNING. at 10 O'clock n 81 GreenwichaY near
Banked splendid Sofa Bedseads, Sofas. mahogany
Chairs, Rockers, Bureaus, Carpets Cots Bedsteads
Pailssss half three quarter AID double hair Mattresses
feather Beds, Pillows, Comorters. Blankets, Dqggets,
tuclosed Washsapds Oil Cloths, dirandoles, bohemian
Vases CHM do CrocSery. Glassware, SC
Also , Counters, mahogany Counter Cases, % Candy
Cases Cigar Boxes. &c. dlo u
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AS CHAxprRMAlD and Waiter, OF to take
"a care or children and DO Swing, by smart my Ii
she Is very good ciamaermaiJ snd efauer and saoN7
boy 10 cut ard ft cildrens clothes and sales cfess7
vi nrase teiselr generally assf1l Ways roy - mn
an sheet good home no objection % go IL M n l,
Try. Cal a. go. BrOadwsy- 1Io =
WANTED. SITUATIONS for num-
re hero, excellent GIRLS and CHILDREN fec5oLlJ
,rr,ve1 f-ae rom riry habits and associations and WING
10 WORK Ter moderate wages Application 70 Re macs :.
the Office Of Commissioners OF lgsHoU' L VIC O. al n
charged
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] HEGsNtNN, Aucuorcer.

J, HEGENtNN, Ancttorter.
TUESDAY, Dee. L, at / O'clock, P. NJ.
IL at The iae residence OF s Baker Junction OF Atlantic
St and Flabush road Household Fu,ure in good order.
sofa psr OF mahogany dining tables center do per do j.
ply ana ingram carpets oil CLOTH stair Ssrpetand rods bed
eads aiher beds snd bedding ana rash seat chairs.
rich manel solar and nall lamps China vases, win dow
ers and shades rich painted g China lea sets, si.
yer ps ed Teapot sugar and nearly window
shades sidrb6ard paror snd cook stoves do IL
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one THOUSAND WORKS OF ART,
Including Paintings Sculptures. stauettes,
Medals in Bronze, &c,
WILL EE ALLOTTED TO The MEMBERS.
Among the Paintings are the works Of Cole, Leulze
Dsspd Weir, Huntingdon Church, Glass Doughty, Ken
eitCasilear, Maeson Gignoux Rosster Boutile Oddie
LaHg Baker May, Hicks Deas, Cropsey Ranney Inness
s.es5 peele, Hnckey, Morton, and other distinguished
American and resident Artists, OF which $780,
$750 and many $500 each.
Among the works to be distributed, are SIXTY proc
Impressions from the large Engayings after Colonel Tm
balls celebrated pictures OF the BATTLE OF BUNKER
HILL, and the DEATH or MONTGOMERY.
Each member OF the present year beside share In the
disubutonin the above WORKS of Art is ENTITLED TO
AN ENGRAVING in line BY Burr, (size 20! BY 16i
inc1es( from
Dir. LEsLIE's celebrated Picture or
ANNE PAGE. SLENDER AND SHALLOW
And get of Five Line Engravings in the highest style
(size by 10 nches) from paintings by The following emil
neni Artists:
THE DREAM OF ARCADIA by COLE;
DOVER PLAINS BY GuRAND:
THE INCONOCLAST, by LEUrzE;
THE NEW SCHOLAR by EDMoNDs;
And the CARD.PLAYER, by WooDymLE
Specimens OF most of these Prints are on exhibition in the
Gallery, which attention is respectfully invited. Il
tmaied by Engravers and Print Publishers that the EH
cravings which members of 1880 receive, to CERTAIN.
TY, could not be sold by them for less than TWENTY
DOLLARS.
1t is acknowledged by all who have examined the pre-.
sent collection that has been exhibited in Amer
equally rich nalracon The subscriber for the present
year las unequaed opportunity for achieving the triple
purpose OF obtaining valuable return for small invest
ment, of securing the possession of superior work
gratifying his for Art, and OF afordng encourage
ment 10 promising Artists of his own country.
Subscnpuon-FIVE DOLLARS should be made with
our delay,
FREE GALLERIES, containing tie Paintings &c. are
open day and evening.
EFT7No 497 BROADWAY, near Broome-s, NY. "a
dI0t11
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rTNRIPLER HALL.-BI GENERAL
Il REQUEST TUESDAY Dee ", 1s5a.
GRAND GALA CONCERT
AND POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE.
M0LLE TERESA PAROOf.
The great Pianist,
MAURICE SrRAk0SCH.
Tie seceae Nc Of nqo.le,,Is .5yo'ite Opera q
LUCREZt8 BORGIA.
- MI costume.
Mr. MARETZEK 6az the aoaor to inform tie pgb4:
GRAND GALA CONCERT.
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. II. al
TRIPLER HALL
TIE Manager mas greGl satisfaction n announcing that
he has succeeded in making On arrangement with great
Pianist. MAURICE STRAR0SCH.
who VIII play Two OF ms celebrated compositions Tie
following eminent artists VII appeaE
MAD 4. BERTucC1.
SIGNORA 4. PATTI.
MISS VIRGINIA WHITING,
SIC. BENEvANTANo,
Sic N0VELLL
Full Orchestra Of the Italian Opera.
iIE TERESA PAR0bi " '''s-''
VIII repeat BY gesfs,y a sg Sin re Grand Aria ',ss
wbchhas been received with such nnbounded enthusiasm
and will sing, or The 4rsI Tne The Grand Aria from
And give those persons who do sueud the Theaer
the opportunity of Witnessing The great hrontc powers OF
MILE TERESA PARODI.
the second act OF Donizetts hyorite Opera OF
LCCREZIA B0RGlA
viii be performed IN ull costume Will dramatic acton ard
the scenic arrangements as al the AStorpace Opera
House.
PRoGRAMNE-PART l.
|. Overture for full Orchestra to Rossui's Opera
THE SIEGE OF CORINTH.
2. Grand Duet from Ferdfs
ATTILA.
Sienor BENENENTANO and Sigror NOV ELL.
8. Grand Recilaye and Aria from Rossiufs
TANCREDi.
poce Ingraua eafs
d TAM paip1.
Nile. TERESA PARODL
4. Drinking Song from
Signorins A. PATTI
5 Grand Fantasia DramRque airs from
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR,
BY MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
l. Overture for full Orchestra to
THE CROWN DIAMONDS
:. Romanza, sung by -
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
who will make her second appearance IN Ne"'fofE3
g. Grand Aria, from Rossins
III BARBlERE DI SEVlGLIA
Una POGO ia,
MILE TERESA PARODI,
l. Prayer for tE' the lell hand alone, IA FROM
To be followed by arntions d Bravure, on
ELIXIR DAMORE.
MAURICE STRAKOSCH
O''s'' LOMBARD
Madame A. BERTUCCA
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W. or two Journeymen
v Forgera and Finshers Of Tinmens Shears. Perma-
nent employment and good prices will be given mmed
ale application Is made. PECK, SMITH L CO.
Southngton, Conn. Dec. 1850. die 9wD3WW
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me Most Worthy Templar Stacy OF the National Tempe
win also he present upon this interesting occasion dis 9I
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to National Academy OF Design.--ThG AnAque
School III be open Ladies every TUESDAY IAUrSdaY
and Saturday al NJ. commencing on Tuesday next the
18th inst. oi4
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80 Mechanics Insfitntc.-The Glass in ModeIing'
Figure and Ornament will open The Rooms Of The Inst
tute School, Il Chambers.s on TUESDAY EVENING
next Dec H. Hours from Il 10 9! o'clock.
Terms for Members So for the Course OF "a lessons 10
others 81 For further information apply at the 1sIgte
Rooms, los Bowery, dIo ~th
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- - In1nnnr.,s Enr InfIrlnarY. 4 WArren.

az DIR. Lutener's Ear IniIrInafys 5 WAFfen'
al near Broadway open from iii s. for The exclusive
treatment OF ear diseases deafness Discharges from the
ear and ali unpleasant noises IN The head cured IN short
lime without rex oy pain Consultation fee S. by letIeP
or Otherwise. Unpaid leteTs refused
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DOARD-Can be obtained at 80 Warren
EDst Brooklyn, for Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and their
Wives In Private Family The house is large and con.
venient and within few minutea walk OF the south Ferry
In
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hiy lhanks publicly tender TO d. l4UTENEs Au5ish
2f NsE~n-s f6t the surprising cure he has performed on
hue ws for four wears troubled with deafness Ia o1s OF
my accompanied with disagreeahe discharge from
she external ear and tried the FIRST physicians IN thls cisy
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and New-OTieans with
put the least benefit and cured the above named gen
klemRn IN the abort space offs weeks
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The Museum is published by CHARLES A, V. PUTNAM y
PTice 81 year by mail 50 so by carrier;
DENTER K BROTHER
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The second act OF
LII CREXIA BORGIA,
In full costume and with dramatic ACTOR
Lucreza sSnorlBa 80
Genuaro olgtoI ioI.
"uoe''a' Guards and attendants
Benegen.auo
naeito sigma Parodi and sig Benegeptaoo
s. Tergeo, Sigma Porod Sig Lorni and Begeyenian9
The grand Piano, uPon. which Maurice S'rakosch viii
PRICE OF ADMISSION
ONE DOLLAR
To all paris Of the Hal To be had EYER We on, a. o
Stores and al the principal Hotels, and on Soh1ay
and Tuesday at TRIPLER HALL. ....,,o,,..,.,.
Doors open al 81 O'Clock; Concert to Commences n =
10 to e9 q Po 8! no PosTPoNEMENT
Y17RIPLER HALL.-GRAND HOL1-
a DAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL. on THUR SDAY EVE.
MING next, Dec. l9-Muscul Manager, Mr BoeAsa
a. the Europs ssq BAN u &c t aSa
and scale magnhcehce surprising mat OF ias ftors
who eraced the Hall on that memorable occasion.
Hector Beriozs eccentric and grandiose Overture 70
imaginary tragic DRAMA called by that celebrated French
tmuscan Ohe musical Byron OF the age) the Franc
Feicen David's celebrated Desert "a seec.ior
Jullieu's 4" Position Cuadrillcsn
Lsbitzkis Scotch Values" with bagpipesl
Ardilti's Cuba lncendy Conuedance' (Confuco
Strauss Castognetes Polka,
The Amerca4 A San 1 the y9G!afa yon't
SlGNORiIA bANDiNI,
On the Violin Her first appearance in America
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
BY unanimous desire of the American public, will appear
in the course OF the evening and sing fayoh!e Bal
lads The beautiful Arab Song of the Night in Fetce1
David's great work of the DESERT and Due. with
MISS E. DE LUCE
On this OCCASION also.
A FANTASIA FOR FOUR FLUTES.
he principal flute par. yocalzed by Madam Anna B1hopJ
viii be produced
The Third Part OF that exciting entertainment will con-
sst of the Burlesque Variations the Carnival OF en
ice" performed b. the full band,
IN FANTASTIC COSTUMES
and OF Bomberg's famous Chidren's symphony for
cuckoos, ratlles penny Tumpets, drums &c. These
toy instruments performed,
IN CHARACTERS
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by young candidates TO public fame
The whole under the Immediate direction Of Mf BOchsa
Floor and PerQuee tickets, including Dancing Ia Lady
and Genteman 80 cents first aud second Circle single
ticket admitting also the ioor 30 To be had
tia Music Stores Hotels, and at the Hall
Superintendent Of the Dances, Dir. Whale, who will be
assisted by four Masters of Ceremonies (wearng proper
badges Of oce in order that all possible facilities
given the yoares Of the Terspichorean arr! More
ticulars vii! be Issued dc
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Rs posi and cured IN one week
WIN. MOOD. sou Of Solomon C Wood Goshen Orsnge
Bounty, was cured of Deafness. accompanied with dis
charges from the external Ear OF 6 years standing SIX
sVeeks
The above were considered incurable and all
Deafness attended with Scrofula uniu Dr. LUTENER'S
treatment discovered Numerous other 10
Pc seen 81 his Office p Warren-ss MI im*
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BOARDING.
BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman

ABaDd his wife in private American family within Ire
minutes walk of The City Hall. Terms moderate Refer
ence given and required. Address STANLEY In9 "a.
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A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE or Two
IN single Gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
Rooms and Board not three minutes walk from Fulton
Ferry P S-A few boarders taken only. Apply at VIII
lowest Brooklyn. do lt'
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WANTED.

VA AN Ella partner WIN capltaI
w Of $3.50 10 engage with advertiser II menqac-
turing business in neighborng city The business Is
certainty aud from So 900 TO $4,000 year can be made
To any person who wants business and has no objection to
settle in another city this chance for making money
seldom met with Address with real name aud where to
be seen, " FRANK at this Office die lt's