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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

application OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF the CITY
OF the opening Of Seventh avenue, the
Tr.eh Ward oths City NerYor from the norhery boundary
line OF lands already ceded SAID City By Charles Hall ld
street line Of 5sth streetPuoe Notice 4.
hereby ven by The Mayor Aldermen and COmmona OF the CITY OF
New Yo pursuant such made and provided that
a.. sa he Mspor COmmOnaty Of the CITY Of New.
Yo application the Supreme Court Of the sas OF
Nv Yok al Term Of the sad Court % be held Al the CITY
Hail IN te CITY Saturday. the 25th day OF May O,
opening that day thereafter as Coua
e can heard for appontnentof Commissioner OF Esumas
the above entitled matter that the nature ana
nt the Opening Of the h avenue theI wet
Wsr M ne CITY OF nshery boundary line Of
pSs already coded City by Charles Hail. At ld street. 70
H. .ouhery Of S street lad out upon the map or
nan the sad City BY virtue Of Act entitled An Act relative TO
fuproveme touching the laying Of streets and roads s
CIV Of York for other passed April 81 -
49, 80 w.. ami 10Th ls5O HENRY n DAVIES,
.oo,xyos Counsel 20 the Corporation.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOK RHEUMATIsM.-

A CERTAIN CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
AThe American Rheumatic BALKAN Is tho oxtrsor-
binary medicine known for permanent Of I'll rsu-
matte complaints sach ndsmmstory, chronic, scute,
mercgria rheumatism, govt lumbsgo spinal Affection he.
This medicine 10 purely vegetable, and new discovery.
II only fair trial TO convince the mos. preadiced
10 al when carefully used according to directions None
genuine unless signed by the proprietor, r. TURNER On
the wrapper.
NJ also by Geo. Delavergne, l42 Sxthsvenue; J. ..
Brain 50 Second avenue and Mrs Hayes, l75 tulonee
Brooklyn Geo Dexter 81 Safest Abanyi also $50 Main
~ Buffalo; O. r. Thomas, 1859 MsasL Cincinnati, ONO;
II smyser, corner OF Third ard Main ~. Pittsburgh.
a
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LAW COUR is.

COURT CALEsDAR-This Day-COmmon Pleas.
Part Mos. CAT, IS, 1903, SIS. Part lad
iourned for the Term.
Suprene Court-General Tem.-Nos. l, IL, II,
l6 to l9, % to %, 80.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-B efore Judge Wood
ruff.-Hol6rook, Garter d Go. VS.. Mir-To recover
q note already referred to. Verdict for defendant.
Bradford b. Williams vs.. Siias WoOd-By a
broker to recover 5000 commissions for effecting n
sale Of the brig M p. Casserly, Ian hermaphrodite
brig from New Orleans, to Barker & Pope of New
Bedford, for $1,000 The defense is, and the testi-
mopy seemed TO bear it out that Mr.. Williams was
the agent for the buyer and not for Mr.. Wood, the
owner, who had employed Mr.. Robertson, but sub
seauently said he would give to Mr.. r. and plain
tiff, jointly $50. On motion, the complaint was
dismiss ed-For pltf Mr.. w. Colt For DIT Mr.. e..
s. Van Wrinkle.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Argument Term-B ore
Judges Oakley and Paine.-N. Y. and Erie Rail
road Co. VS.. John Cook.-Suit on some stock, on
which an inquest was taken in favor OF plaintiff
Motion is made to set it aside on the ground that
the Company should have shown certain things,
also that the testimony of Mr.. Morris Ketchum was
improperly admitted on behalf of the Company, he
being stakeholder, &c. Argument was heard,
Mr.. Sanxy appearing for defense, and Mr.. II. L.
Davies for Company.
Mary &. PRISON, executress OF JOSEF L. Prison.
dec, VS.. John W. LOrerre.-ln suit tried in l54l,
Talmadge VS.. Lowene on a charge, We believe,
relating to the wife Of Mr.. T., large verdict was
given against w. L., which, we understand, he
pad-Mr. PRISON (dec) was the attorney OF w.
/. in his defense, and Yves engaged for him, in
connection with another gentleman, on the trial.
Mr. Nage being for Mr. T. The present is an ap
peal from special report of referees (Messrs. An
drew Boardman, Edward Hoffman and d. Evans)
as to taxed costs TO be paid Mr.. Prison (inde
pendant of plaintiffs COSTS by Mr. 1.-The re-
erees reported in favor OF Mr.. Prison. as said costs,
$685. 35.
Mr. L. complains that the following testimony
was improperly excluded by the referees. ques
ton asked Mr.. John w. PRISON tson of the de-
ceased) "who rendered the services in the case OF
Tamadge and Lowerre. Evidence offered by
defendant that one Of the items charged in said
taxed bill were not performed by the testator, but
in fact by another attorney and that defendant had
paid said attorney.-The testimony Of Byrne as to
what the Judge said on taxing costs.-lt is con-
tended for plaintiff that they were properly ex.
cluded-on the first point because the retainer had
been TO Mr.. p, the defense was in his name as
attorney, and the taxation was inclusive, &c.-
Argument was heard, Mr. Daniel Bowly for plain
tiff, and Mr.. Muock for defendant.
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ONO STATE LOAN or $4,000 0OO.-Tas

OHIO STATE LOAN or $4,000 OUO.-Ths
OCoumissones OF the Ohio Canal Fund by virtue of an
act OF the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio passed
March H. 1880 hereby give notice hs sealed proposal:
noon a. the Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, NewYork, for loan VI Two Miisns Six Hun
dred Thousand Dollars for which transferable certificates
Of Ohio State Stock will be issued a. folows;
Ore Million Six Hundred thousand Dollars 10 pear M
tsrest the rate Of ak per cent per snnum
annually In the City OF New York. and tho principal fel
bursed al the pleasure Of the State after the year 1910
One Million Of Dollars 10 bear interest al me rso ~ Nv.
per per snnun payable rs shove ana e ~
relmbursemens at the pleasure OF tne o.ss s he la
The certificates OF STOCK VIII bear l1o'o'' NV"
fhe prsrniuns offered for said loan must % pea ~
or In Ohio six per cent stocks Of 1850 a. on
opening the proposss py gomnssy Now-York the
cysd,i Of the Ohio Canal Fund Commissoncfs ine "a
snee or principal 10 be paid a. above, ollI. ~ - -
ohio sI ner cent stock Of ls5o a. par on lo ~
July next when the a sr required Tor The re-
asnan IN tbe Eve and sir per cent otocss VI onio M
sn,ing .esr December 81, 1850 Proposals msy insro
s sss,rss he made with tho understanding tna slef
the payment Of bo premium o. ne ~ nesoa Of he i've
- .,oek The balance may remain 90 interest," a. nve
- snt n,r snnun from the LIST july TO be paid suns OF
poi less han FIVE thousand dollars al me pleasure ., ne
hdSsr Al any time before the Sst day OF Deeembsr 100
,bs siosSs being withheld collateral security for sacn
he proposals. which may be for any par Of said loan
NOT Iess than thousand dollars, must state me amoam
RAJ will be paid for each hundred dollars OF as
sddress ofhe party making the proposal and Dc
In an envelop marked Proposals. for Ono shaH Loan,
and The Ohio Canal Fund COMMISSIONER care
OF GEO s. C0E, ESQ Cashier, New-York
L. NJ SILL, Acting Canal Fund Connhnonef.
JOHN WOOD, Auditor Of State .,,o
A. A. BLISS Treasurer Of Stale. sp Ouis
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CIOTHING.

CRNTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMMER
" WEAR.-wm r. Jennings Co. Diapers and Tailors,
First quality ready made clothing, &c. Isl Broadway,
American Hotel solicit inspection Of their assortment
OF new and ssasonabe goods which In point OF richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering commensu-
raie a. 1t 10 with extensive additions to the premises,
which Affords wider scope for their busnesn which ney
win endeayor to merit continuance Of the liberal paro-
mage which has recognized their garments a. tho most
economical cut finished they tn style bat rarely
equaled and vhs disposed OF al proverbslly moderate
.h.raa. m16 t6s
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rTEW MARKET.

rV,HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF Informing the
i public that he has opened q new Meat shop Sii eas
side Of Third ay between Twenty hlh and Tweny,sStn
sts where he intends furnishing the best OF every Kind OF
meat IN It's season. determined that nothing shall Do want
Ing on his part to give entire Satisfaction
Aso Al he same place Beef Calves, sheep and Lambs
nj wholesale on fair terms for cash, at the daughter
hoase In Twenty fourth between Second and Third avs
mvis lms NICHOLAS RYERSON.
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5. DRAPER, JI Aae.ioneer ,,,s r

> DKAFEh Ut AuCuOHe7f.
GALE OF CANNON AND SMALL ARMS AT
STHE NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN-HAGGERrY
DRAPER JONES will sell n public suction, a. me y;
O'CLOCK noon the following cannon, csnonades and small
arms viz Csnnon-3 long 42poundefs; Ia long "a 81
long 24s 81 long 1885, IS long be- so long 9s long 6s
long 4s Caonsdes- 68pounder; 80 AS o2s II 2fs II
1885, ss and spounder gunnaies l3inch and le-incn
pistols l23 cuussses; 81 Cos rhss Cells pistols; IS
bowie knife pistols; hes blunderbusses Terms cash.
The above 10 removed from the Yard as soon AFTER the
sale Is the Commandsnt OF the Yard NAV direct. myD
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GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYERS "CHERRYVPECToRAL."
For the euro Of


COUGHS, COLDS HoARsENEsS
BRoNoBIsTTss, Wh .OS gtNsr S2TGa GROUP
V'HE UNIFORM SUCCESS which hss attended DE
Of this preparation Its sslusry effect It's power 70
ss AND Sy no hs9 osr
the afflicted with entire confidence In s vrues, and tho
full belief h.. Il VIII % h s,o snd .os oDs me s
powerful remedial agent IN the desperate and alos
one o. N mds.s and agreeable family ms
cnes coughs and colds Read below tho opt-
lon Of who known 10 tho world, and The wcrIA
'''P' From Professor Hitchcock.
JANIS c. AyEI-sir; ! have used your Cherry Pecto.
raj In my Of deep-seaed Bronchitis and am
satisfied from Its chemical constitution that IL an admit
rable compound for the relief Of aryngia and broncs
difficulties fmy opinion as TO lie superior character can
pr proper any service k En- HITCHCOCK '1
From Benz Sillimsn, NJ D. LII D. etc.
Professor Of Chemistry Minerslogy &c Yale Colleg@
Member of the Lit Hist Med Phil and Scientific socis
deem the Cherry Pectoral an admirable competition
from some Of the best articles IN the Mssra Medlca and
very effective remedy for the class Of diseases inend
New-Hsven. Conn Nov !, 1919.
Prof Clesyeland, OF 8owdoin College, Nc.
Writes have Witnessed the effects Of your Cherry Pee
sors In my family and that Of my friends and Il gives
satisfaction to state In s favor that medicine have
known has proved so emnenty successful In curing
diseases. -
way; T d. SMITH Broekynj J. d. NOVEL;, WilIisms-
burgh, and by druegist generally. ala swTurh&s'
CONSUMPTION MULLOwNEY CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICAL NEWFOUNDLAND
GOD LIVER OlL-Prncipal Depot Ia the Y. g. 8
~ Soutbs LATE III BrosdwayThsc celebrated article for
the Of Consumption disease VI the Lungs, bcrohsla,
&c sale and be hsd In bottles 81 the following
Druggiss. Price 81 per bottle;
h. Dupuy, cog Broadway. Banks, Az Broadway.
Jpo Meskn 5fI Broadway Holmes Fnnigsn cor. Divi-
A n Cough & Co. Broad sion and Orchardsts.
wsy cor Cortlsndtst w. n Wyatt, cor. Chrysue
Job w. Green, II Broadw'yl and Baysfdsn.
Ring, Johnst and Bread Albert Wincnep 10 Canal
way q H. Pnlps, If8 Green wich.
Lewis Price, cor. Broad Van Zandt cor lsthsk end
and Pearlsts. gn ave
--BROOKLYN-
W. H. Msrchah, cor Yors Gabriel D. Ayres i29 Atlantic
and Main ss 3 r. Leeds, Court and
Mre. Hayes, IT'S Fulton-st Ansnue-su
-HARTFORD-
Henry A. Goodwin, 1888 Main-sl myzi 5teods
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II. A. z. M. LANE

HOUSE, sIGN AND DECORATIVE PAlNTEks,
HAVING MADE extensive arrangements for The In
cressng Spring trade prepared TO execute all or
ders line cheaper than any other similar establish
men In the city Can and specimens and leave your
orders which viii be promptly executed. Store $50 Green
wchst one door below Chrsopher-st Constantly on hand
large assortment OF paints oils, glass, Gc my2 Inn
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THE AMERICAN CEMENT ROOFING


A LII ORDERS and communicatons either verbal or ~
"A letter. addressed TO the subscribers at the Office OF j.
Rowe, Broadway, at their residence, ~ Twenty.
eighih seventh house of Fourth-sv. and 3l East
rhirtieh-st betw cen Lexington and Third avs viii re-
ceve immediate attention References and samples can
be had on applcaiop TO the subscribers a26 Inn
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

ITNOW being the time when housekeepers are about
making their purchases and replenishing old stock OF
the almost endless variety Of useful and Indispensable ar
tcles particularly wish attention OF those
who design purchasing to large and well selected
stock comprising In part plain and Japeaned Tin Ware
Britannia Ware, Hollow Ware Shower Baths Refrtgera
tors Wafer Coolers and Filters aud every thing required
for the convenience and luxury Of families at prices thar
rs PER CENT MAY BE SAVED.
Hotels Dining Saloons and Steamboats, be supplied al
the shortest notice and lowest prices T. SMITH co.
al lme0dh-STu&Th II Futon-st door IIc m Gold
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BRATTLERoRo WATER CURE

THIS ESTABLISHMENT having been put In complete
i order is now commencing It's sixth season IL has
abundance Of the puresi water and ample
for l4O patients IL is accessible all the way Dy rhfoaa
from Albany NewYork and Boston. detailed report OF
upward OF 800 treated there during the year lao VIII
be sent by mail application to VIM Rsdde, ~ Broad
srriber r. WESsELH0EFT, NJ. d.
Rrsttleboro, yermont March 1880 ml8 Smis w ed&Sst
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AM TAILOKING.-

- stock Of fashionable ready made clothing, OF every
description 1000 from 81 70 SIS; 5000 vests from
Al 10 "a; 5000 pants from 81 to s.. To measure cloths
cssseres and vesIings embracing everything new and
desirable first fi always guaranteed Ia single TRIAL
will convince ALI 20 per cent less than any house In 'ns
civ for cash, al remember the name and numoerl
MICHAEL CONWAY,
mv2 iu* l43 Fulton 81. near Broadway.
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Auetoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING SITES, IN THE
v

FL0uRlsHlNG TOWN or YoNKERs, Westches-
ter Co. N. Y within few minutes walk OF the Hudson
River Railroad and 20 minutes TO Its Depot Thirtyhrsst
New-York ANTHONY BLEECkER will eel st pub
lie auction, on TUESDAY May e. al - NJ At the Real Es
tate Sales Room Brosdsl the country residence OF The
Undersigned with all his land (of the hrsi quality on tbs
westerly side Of the Albany Post Road, late Highland
Turnpike, with front said road nearly two thousand
feet bounded seery by the ssf osd and westerly by the
Hudson River To accommodate purchasers the said land
is divided In bali 10 four with ry feet avenues
Road the said Railroad and The sad Hudson River On
the premises IL house built 10 the modern style, filed IN
with brick, and OF the best materials and workmanship.
The walls furred and hard finished and the hrepsces
pete with every for gendemsns residence
hotel The main building and the house accent occupy
about seventy feet in length and forty feet In depth There
other buildings nearly 100 feet by 100 feet including
whsrves DO made and vessels eating the said river
stop any hour Steam and boats daily ply
to and from the city OF NewYork and the Of tho Hud
son River Railroad during the day. ill hafpas ten O'Clock
atneht
This place 10 celebrated for Its saubriry OF situation and
purity Of spring and well waters In the greatest abundance
which by analysis combine ell the qualities OF rain
The extensive views up and down the Hudson River the
Sound the surrounding country; the healhness OF
the eighbohood the convenience OF several places Of
Divine worship excellent seminsres, physicians, posot
fee butchers bakers milk men, mechanics, mills and stores
all within few minutes walk, render them very desirable
residences for gentlemen and mechanics whose daily
cations obg them to be In the city Those wishing to pur-
chase viii naturally view the property; therefore more
particular description is not Necessary II required, one
half OF the purchase money may remain for ater OF years.
secured by bond and mortgage on The premises
Further terms and conditions Will be made known on The
day Of sale Satisfactory information &c TO an indsputable
tile will be given BY J. l. RlKER, ESQ Counsellor a
map of the property may be viewed Any further niorma
lion viii be given by Mr.. JOSEPH H. JENNINGS, Yonk
ers and SAMPSON slMsoN on the premises my2o 81
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MERoHAnTy EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL SToCk-0lOO,OOOs

CAPITAL sTOCK-oIOO,OOO.
VHIs LINE u established Tor hs rsRo , n
'na Z, Ioas; siso via Buffalo Cncinnsd and Louis-
villa .......x, r..
rbis Company having made lie sraagsmsnts With The
several railroad and sssmbos, lines the proposed route
i now ready receive goods TO be delivered Il tho follow
iDg and in''rms o.ssg places x.r.s.n LocLDO
Troy Troy" 0gdsnsburgh, New Buffalo, L. Sale,
schenectady Kingston, Michigan City, Peoria,
Syracuse, Hamilton, WsuAegsA o. Louss
Auburn, Lewiston, kenoshAs kign,
Rochester, Detroit Racine 0aleua,
Buffalo, Jscksons s wseA'' SN'~FSe, -As
The line for Cincinnati and Louisville VIII be resdy 10
fE day. o. sss IL. s eSIss Esp,ss Limo offers
No he mercantile community, ami especially 70 ne msf-
ebsnts residing west Of Buffalo, snd along me great Lanes
and The Ohio and Northern srsn.sa 49, ~ -,
I'll he lighter kinds Of merchandise which shall % eqaI
speed 70 sry offered shom and q INC sane s
$s sfs Ss PRICES rs Fac
- vo,. 10 sus.,o =" ii som Yort TO Milwsaiss q 50
. e pss,.,,; sss :: ss f Ess:.. % aS
and ,pteredsie places propoonais rsies Goods Win
be delivered sny Of es scg,s Tss orpos,o. sse.r
c esI hs attention Of Western merchants 70 hsir plan
on opersuons They believe IL 10 ust what 70 demanded
ssrnse VII meet with the appreciation ard suppor Of he
~.Sl,- aEgERENcEs:
p'''D DAVID LrAvIrr. Pres, Am IL. sh.N,Y.x
r. r LoxssTREET l. Co 81 Nasssa-sl N. Y.
EFT TEFrT 4 Co IA Broadway, NY
Jsss wILKIssos, Prest 8 U. 4 4 Syracuse
Hos.es wa G..s S:,A ss 81 o. Syracuse
Nv. ssooKs supt Mich Cent RA Co. Detroit
Gro. sxIrp, Chicsso.
Order for .pmsu' 20 b len q ne 0ses q ils Con-
New.York May |, 1850 my2 n
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yI,O PRINTRRs-For sale lew, for cash, an Adams
Printing Press double medium size, hrst pai.sro ssn
25xsa Apply o. direct 10 w 81 Crosby 81 New iof.
or lis Rseest Phsdelphia Also, double medium fnnL
ing Press Manufactured by p Dow pia'en ns ~ sac
low. Appyas above my~
COAl.-Rsrge Crate and Furnace Coal Of me hr.'
" quality end in prime order, now on mana an. snrn
70 receiving ffesh from the mLes For sale 81 owes sum
roer prfcss by J. l. X r. w. WORTH u 90 otoso-
way and corner Of Fourth and Thompson SIS ny-'
DRAZIRRs, BOLT AND INGOT cor rEh'
D-A full assortment Of the manufacture OF humphrey"
'u Nc, Sys sp. '''' MN H. MARSHALL, God st.
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ANTHONY }. BLEECKER Auctioneer.
nFRFNPTORY SALE OF FOUR THOUSAND

ANTHONY }. bLEEChEh Aucuoneel.
nERFMPTORY SALE OF FOUR THOUSAND
BUILDING LOTS and valuable Water Fronts, In
the town Of Dunkrk Chsusuque Co at the termination OF
tbe Erie Railroad Sale be made the premises by or
der of Russell Nevns and Charles C. King, Esqs Trus
tees~ANTHONY J. BLEECkER will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, the 26h Of June. $780, on the premises 10
the town Of DunkTk, Chsusuque Co. State OF New-fork
by order Of trustees about COZ building lots In said town.
ard number of valuable fronts and wharf privileges
on The harbor The sale OF the whole Of which will be abb
soue and unreseved to the bidders Lthographic
msns Of The property can be obtained OF the suconeer
one month before the sale Is per cent OF the par
chase money can remain bond and mortgage FOR year,
AT per &C nj per annum Dunkirk being the terminus OF
Erie Railroad and harbor the finest on the Lake, this
DR., perry offers great buyers Tne sale VIII
be continued daily until the whole property 10 sold.
ny2l, % 25 q 90 jS68,lll3,s ll,libI
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cyNTLEmENs WEARING APPAREL.

CHARLES K. FOLWELL. Draper and Tailor,
frs quality work made order 9it FutonsL between
William and Gold has just purchased for cash. choice a.
sortment of cloths cassmeres and yesnRs which, with
low rent and selling for cash, be enabled to make up %
DER cent less than Broadway prices He has for tho last
eight enjoyed reputation teyen oy nose OF me
and style he will guarantee cannot be beaten, fequaed
a26 linz
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PAPER HANGINGs AND BANDBOxES.
n, BROWN 81 OANAI-ST.

VMfUhTEH AND MANUFACIUhEh OF I tPoI NiHuK'
ings and Bandboxes ofers for sale splendid assorl
ment Of French and American Paper Hangngs, fre6oard
Pnnu and Bsndboxes, Wholesale and retail Also crate
kprons beautiful article. Competent workmen 70 paper
rooms In the best manner, at short notice. alb Ana
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p. SUMNER

OK GRRENWICH-sT. corner Of Murray and
ZCl2 GreenwichsL corner oil Barclay Tate lob Green'
wcbH)
TINsndITH AND METAL ROPER,
House and ship plumbing, locfsmth and bell-hanger,
soyes pipe copper and zinc ware steam sbles and chin
uey-ops, bright ware, lsmps, pumps, &c
Roofs repaired and painted with hreproof, soapstone
and othenpaina my4 lm'
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FRox ST. join, NEW .BRUsswIeK.-We have
advices from st. John to the 2lst The New
Brunswick Colonial Association had taken mea
sures to send an influential mercantile gentlemen
from St. John to Washington, to use his influence
to have that province included in any treaty OF
measure about TO be passed respecting reciprocal
trade between Canada and the United States. Inc
Colonial Government had declined to send depu
taion. The ST. John Ners complains that Lumber,
laden vessels from the provinces are not permitted
to land their cargoes in the American ports only a.
stated places; and also that they cannot discharge
above the bridges. A destructive fire occurred 10
the parish of Portland on Sunday mornIng, -Four
houses situated on land owned by the Chief JUS
tice were entirely consumed. There was but
slight insurance on the property.
rS- DIR. Benz. w Dwight, Treasurer OF Hamll'
ton College, died a day or two since at Clinton,
aged 20. He was the son of President Dwight oil
Yale College.
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TO THE PURLIC.

~ IiE fCbLiC.
The public hereby notified that the preparation en-.
,ensivey known ss DR.. 8 p. TOwNSENDS CON.
POUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA, Is now manu-.
scured under my direction and supervision from the orig.
nal ecpe obtained nom DIR. p Townsend; and eerfv
that II IL composed OF Ingredients PURELY vE0ETA.
BILE, and WITHOUT MERCURY, and also that Tho IN.
gradients udicousy compounded, obtain from
them their greatest medicinal effect
JAMES r. Chiffon, M. D., Chemiss
Dr. Chon surety that tbs elements Of this Ex-
tract are combined In the and scientific man
ner and that II s adapted TO the OF the invalid with
the highest professional ability.
This we hope will be sufficient to the public
and TO those purchasing DR. 2. Townsends Compound
Extract OF Ssrsapaa Such may have no lear OF getting
one of the spurious and bsneiu mxtui which al II
channels OF trade and concoced without any KNOW
LEDGE either Of the nature Of REMEDIAL AGENTS, h9
WANTS oF THE HUMAN SYSTEM when LABoRINe UNoEn
DISEASE. DR.. CHILToNs cERrIFicArE, viii In future
be found the outside wrapper IN addition TO Dr. g. Z.
TowssENDs signature on the splendid steel plate label
See that the signature Of Dr. g. p Topasead 10 each
bottle a. none other 10 genuine
Sold by all the druggists throughout the United States,
Canada, kc. &c. &c.
Principal Office, 80 NAssAu-sI N T.
Agentfor Newark-J r. VAN BUsEIRk corner OF Broad
BrooLlyn--Mrs HAYES, IFS Fulion-st. mys ssw&s'