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BOOK TRADE.
NOW IN PRESS: THE GREAT NATIONAL WORK
CRUISING Nv THE LAST WAR.
BY CHARLES j. PEI


"THE REgyER o. 10" BIC. ETc.
Naval Story Of the War Of 1912.
an the first Of jane next, T B. PETERSON. %
OChestnuts, Philadelphia, will publish hs above great
National Work in volume Of ZIG pages, octave price .
cents The narrative IL founded on the cruise OF private
srn,d brig the oprngl Of which presented 70 tbs
tlor "cruisng in the Last War originally appeared n
"Grs ans Magazine" in $780, when Il attained unpr
eden ted popularity all over the Unei States and nlme--
ols apr lie alton, have since been made 10 the slhor
issue II in volume; but hitherto unsuccessfy He has
now, however carefully revised T. and allowed 1t be
put to press.
Founded on fact and fall Of thrilling incidents nowipc.
turing the Storm now the battle, The etcape, It I'll
prove The moot interesting book Of is kind ssuei
and ,s be solS By demands aad moIsand' Every Amei
ran who s proud Of the umphs OF The and stripes,
viii REQUIRE copy Of this book FOR himself and children.
Orders are required be sent in al once a. first come first
served Single copies D cents Ave copies viii be s. Mt
10 any one TO any place In this county for One Dollar;
sevep COPIES win be sent for Two Dollars thirty copies
will be sent for Five Dolsrs.
Booksellers News Agents. Pedlars, and all others will
he supped by the Dozen hundred thousand a. the low
e, rates Price Thirteen Dollars per hundred.
ANY person in this country remit any amount, OF mo-
uey they please for any number OF the above National
Work they msy want and they will be sent al once to
them, in any way they may direct.
The work will be ready send to persons 10 the country
by 2O CT May, but win not be published In any OF the
large cities until the first OF June.
The whole OF the above viii be published in large
octave volume OF one hundred and sixteen pages printed
from new large type and the finest white psper. Price
for the complete work q FIVE copies for Ole Dol
lar Published and for sale by T. B. PETERSON,
myll 3hssWksl SO Chsstnutst- Philadelphia,
To whom all orders mus! come addressed. postpaid.
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L. CARRINGrON, Aucuoneer
DY JACOB ~. pLtTT.-HARDWARE. Gu TIE,

DRY, vlOLINs GUNS, FANCY GOODS, Iron Ssfr,
6c-JACOb s PLATT will eel at aucuoa, THIS DAY,
al 10 O'clock the auction room 2 Pattsf a. ai0fe,
anUng which ard spectacle cases ivory co 1h
nal and pike gimbes patent py needles ,earsys md
waters uaps knives and forks noe English pocket YES
and on cards and In dozens OF best ma sef if re-
failing; pens with holders german silver oerel ese
scissors clocks and inksands polishing po~der one non
sae n hsrde shoves ~ dozen piichtofks gu1s pisloe
percussion caps horse ard shoe brushes be sold
Tor cash lead porcs hammers, haebets brace and o. IS
Ees Of .ee,rays suffers corks-rews pistols pins, Am n
cen Plated German silver tibs and teasp IONS en- Z
forks In sets and dozens and handsome assortment OF
wen as city dealers. my5 IL
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HENRY n LEEDS. Auctioneer

HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer,
DY HENRY III. LEEDS 81 co. at the large sa
Dloon over the store 59i Broadway, next door above
Niblo's on WEDNESDAY, al IL o'clock, HEez GRAND
PIANO. (sod In consequence Of the death Of the owner
made expressly to be used by Henri Herr at hts concerts
In the United States Every portion Of this instrument s
seafoned Withstand the vaableuess Of THE climate and
quality Of equally adapted TO the paror or the con-
CERT room Professors and those DESTROYS Of obtaining
msgnifcen, instrument combining all that IL desirable n
piano forte will find this an opportunity such as seldom
occurs myl5 II"
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A CARD.
TRADE WITH MEXICO

THE UNDERSIGNED, during visit to Mexico
tages Of an official position, TO make himself acquainted
with e state OF the arts end manufactures OF ts citizens.
snd 20 become conversaut with their views and wishes
hese subjec now offers manufacturers OF the United
sstes generally special facilities for the Introduction OF
rheir and fabrics into that country Having Oh.
tanned commissions purchase for established houses In
die cities OF Vera Cruz, 0zsva Mexico and Gusnsuso,
he IL DESTROYS TO receive proposals accompanied BY spec
mems and OF prices Tor such as Agricultural lmPe-
ments Pianos, Carriages Works OF Art Hydraunc Appa'
rsiua and every variety Of Machinery upon which ad
vsnces win be made upon more favorable terms thar by
ysnsrsl Communication houses WALTER NJ GIBSON
257 Broadway opposite City Hal.
REFERENCES:
q. B. Lamar, N. Y. Don Manuel Escandon, MEXICO.
r IMouest NJ Y Don Jose Iguscio Viyanco. Onzaya
VIM Kumbel N Y. Don Antonio slyenco, Menlco.
J. 4 IL Jones' N Y Lionel Broueh Esq Guanaus,4.
J. H. LsrrAnRRa, N. Y. Don Ramon Munoz munoL, Nes
Thatcher Real. Boston. Cruz. myifl
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w. A CARTER, Aucuoneer, New-st
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNl-
ATURE-On WEDNESDAY, May Is at 49, O'Clock. Ia
front Of the store New-st (near Wast being articles
not called for at house sales sold account OF former pu
cbsser viz 20 yards tapestry carpet de lame lounge and
chairs sofa enameled and painted dressing bu
reau and bedea6 marble top sofa table, gilt cornices &c
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REMOVALS..
REMOVAL
IANTS- REEHE & co.

KFMUFAH
JAMES, BEEBE l. CO.
VyAvE REMOVED 10 5lf Broadway aud corner OF
Reede and Center sta where can be found AL kinds OF
wArm.wu.er ard wsrn-sr heating and venusing spPA,a
us for private dwellings churches, semnsres hospitals
hals prisons horticultural buildings, &c. &c 49,
Aleo BEBEE'S celebrated cooking ranges COOKING
utends sppenned brass and silverpaied registers-s
rev article superior TO anything OF the kind 10 lbs markell
my6 3mis
Dmoyed to the Broadway Hotel corner OF Psrk-place
The Chrono-Thermal treatment dspenses with lancsis
leeches, cupping instruments, the Academy Of Medicine
and the sbusa OF cslomeL myl0 4dseod
OFFICE OF THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
OIemoved TO 257 Broadway. . ,,n,o,,
my6 It's WALTER M oinooN'
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WALTER GREENOUGH, Auc ioneer
ITO TRUNK NAHrMAKERs, CoOP-
Il Frs Horse Sboers Blacksmiths, Ship Chandle,s &c
WALTER GREENOUGH co. will sell on WE'D
NEsDAY next public auction In front OF their store. los
Wsl-st at III o'clock
Esil Rod Iron suitable for wrought nails.
Nail Rod Iron, suitable for horse nails
Horse shoe Iron fbest quality
Damaged and bright Hoop Iron, for coopers.
Thin Hoop Iron, for trunk.mskers.
English refined and Bolt Iron
Scrap Iron Hoes, Csrd.wre &c
Con- Chains close link from to inch, superior quality.
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CHRIsTY,s MINISTRIES,

CHHIS1 . l1K1NS hEIoj
MECHANICS HALL,
MO AZ BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome st.
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and wellknown
CHRISTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
The frat established and Oldest organized band 10 the
world comprising company Of twelve performers, under
The direction OF T. r. Chrisy They will have the honor
OF giving their original and nimabe entertainments every
night until further notice.
Admission Is cent? Doors open at u Concert will com.
mence At O'clock
O'clock PM myl3 GUS
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SODA WATER APPARATUS Of every desenp.
uon, either for the manufacture, drawing or boiling Of
Sods Water manufactured and told by JOHN MAT
IhENS, corner Firstav. ard Twenty-s XIII 81 ~ Y. A
autographed plate with pfnlsd directions giving every In
formation oG The manufacture sEd putting up Of lhe sppar
Aas the Manufacture Of the syups &e accompany each
sppMsms All communications inlmedisiely slenied 10
on application as above myl5 ind iftCsls
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WANTED-hrs BEECHERS famous Washing Mix
re Iof wsshing co.hes rcducize the labor fa u rec
SseIs sne making the olSthcs longer and look be-
.sI nsn 'ne Old method OF washing No coda or lime
Mset ~ or acy ingredient ujaroas to the clothes or
hsnos some persons arc making 81 aday In selling ibis
article 70 tsmies Others can make lie ssue or more =
San ~ no NssstnsI 4lh story. mylj it*
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VIM w SHIRLEY Auctioneer.
nEALER,S STOCK OF CROCKERY, GLASS, &c.
D-FRIDAY MAY H. at 10 O'Clock, the store 70 Pearl.
e. Caaos ue border ofAssgnee consisting OF crock.
cry plain and pressed glass Britannia casiors GUT solar
and other lamps lamp WICK druggist glassware, &c Sale
peremptory. Terms SALE At u O'Clock, six gold and
three silver watct es, chains, &c. m ilJ3 usH
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r G KEMP, Aucuoueer
III ARGESA1E0 or HANDSOME FURNITURE. Pr

1 ARGE SALE or HANDSOME FURNITURE, Pr
lLANOFORTEs, CARPETS China &c.-T0-MORROW
lThunday) at 10 O'Clock, at $40 Broadway, near Messra
Becss dry goods store by eaaogse rosewo ID psor
furniture en- suite In crimson silk plush suite of rosewood
chamber fornure one suite elegant enameIed aud PALM
ed bedroom furniture handsome rosewood plan pforle
richly decorated China dinner set do. do tea set mir
rors Brusse Kiderminser Venetian stair and hail car
pets, sofa hedseads full French chairs maple sest
oh, Ire, mahogany ard other dining tables, ood
and mahogany marble top center SIDE and fancy tables
work tabes hastsnds China glass and crockery are
trays silver plated bottled castors win shades &c
Sc Catalogues on the morning of sale. Piano ORC,
II o'clock, above; also handsome rosewood 81 AMI
octave panoortes OF superior tone and ish which are
well worthy Of the attention OF purchasers. mF5 IL.
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UNIVERSAL COUNTERFEIT AND
A LTFRED BANK NOTE DETECTOR AT SIGHT
n New lmprovemenis-Phee reduced and value In
creased-An addition Of FIVE more Diagrams aud sixteen
illustrations on steel Those who have bought OF agents,
by sending their address postpaid TO the proprietor viii
receive these additions gratis System OF ofaioe E.
teciion applicable all Banks in the United States In
circulation or hereafter ssued complete 10 Seven Rules
with Is Diagrams and l6 Illustrations on steel 3lmo "a
pages muslin gilt; price ST. including magnifyiug glass.
rpsilable H. C FOOTE 1853 Green wich-st.
myl5 IT. STRINGER TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway.
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IIunsON RIYER KAILKOAD.-No

hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-Noucef for Pro-
llposnls-Seaed proposals Will be received by the D
recors OF lhe Hudson River Railroad Company at their
Office 81 Wsllst New-York until Monday noon The 9th
dsy of May inst for the RradnR masonry bridging and
pile bridging be done the 9Th Division, embracing
Sections No 81 10 II, inclusive, extending from Pough
keepsie IS miles, to Gsnetsons Point two miles above
Thi, line NAV be examined with plans and specifications
OF the work at the office OF II. A. GARDNER, Resident
Engineer. in Poughkeepsie, from the present time
Also there will be let 1.-THE same time, Division NOE EN-
brscng Sections No So to 100 inclusive extending IL miles
from SuyvesHnt the Northern termination OF the Road al
East Albany This lne and plans OF work may be exam
iped by reference 10 EDMUND FRENCH, Resident En
eineer This Division his Office In Albany aser Sunday
Sections or by Divisions The work the eth Division TO
be finished on before the st day OF February next and
that on the 5h Division before the lst day OF July
1851 The remsniDg and intermediate Divisions and Sec
tons will bs ready be let amer short period when due
notice Will be given The Directors reserve to themselves
the hight 10 accept reject proposals that may be Offer
ed az they may consider the interest OF the Company to
require.
The party TO any proposition which may be accepted
will be required into contract immediately AFTER
acceptance Of the same
The names In full Of all parties proposing TO be inter-
ested in Contracts mustbe given II the propositions and no
sisgr ment or transfer OF the bid contract viii be per
mltted.
reserve Of 90 per cent the monthly estimate Will be
retained by the Company, until the contract 10 completed
ss security for performance.
Ofice Hudson River Railroad Compsny(
81 Wsl-st May a. 1850 myl5 trnya6
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OLYMPIC
DIRRCE,S BIINSTRELS.-Theo original Pompey,
late OF Christys Minstres-Every Evening until fur.
her nouceCrowded nightly By the beauty and fashion OF
This city Best Ethiopian band In the world consulting OF
fourteen performers under the direction OF T. d. Fierce
choice selection OF Songs Glees, Choruses Medeys,
Refrsins Buresques kc &c peculiar TO the ILLUSTRATION OF
Adission Is cents private boxes O. Orchestra seais,
50 cents . .
Saturday May H. Benefit OF Lieut. T. Horn alias Brother
Bones
An Afternoon Concert on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Door open a, 2-coneert at o'clock. my8 II
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ADJUSTMENTS.

W 49, -
=. Z HEis nSES ss 'T Nay IS vii vii
presented the R I;yy T. is go; 6 q MONS ne
Claude Menous. MI Dyau Psulne. ....Miss DrvsaPor,
Aher which, The rev Ballet Of
To Conc ude wtihs
- GRAND DIyERTIsEnENr.
rnees OF admission: To Dreo Circle an Prqusus, 20
eonp Family and Third Circles Is es; ery, ~ eeni
THkATER-AsToRPLACE OPERA HoUsE-
sS SpsS P.onsnsn to commerce a. +, sos
q s son ms5 2S S Je RfI1."'' n' i''se''
uIe, NM, Mi's Cg.t mar aereuao co1foek
Toeonclude with the Farce ~
D., MY PRECIOUS BETsEY.
Mrs. Wsgtai.. Mrs DyOli Mrs Bo6aii. Miss Weston
Lnees-BoIss and Parque 50 eta Amphiiheaer Is cts;
nsserved ,ea,s IN Balcony Lc. IS Gu, Box o5ee opeo
nom 10 A. d. to4P.M.
TaE EAs S SEs1 :, vii 4 70 70
TIE VICAR fSilR' Or = WAKEFIELD AK FELL
EphIsim JsnEin.On Burton Mr.. Primrose. Mr.. Hughes
Ihe non. Carolina Wihelnina Amelia Skegg. Chapman
mum POOR PILHCODDY.
rlppeocoy'. Burton susan. .....Miss Chapm,n
fkicEs-Eoxes Dress Circle and PNquete 80 cts: PANT
yoheie or Second Tier % e Private Boxes, - and s.
NIBLo,s.-oPEN FOR THE SUMNER SEASON.
- rraIs EtENlNG May - the Garden win open with
Amer which; second time. The Operate prarua, Of
A
CHRACrERS AT HOME.
Squire Bulworlhy, retired, but by retiring
Dan DUFF, contention: cc6ber. BroaShSTn
Barney Polthogue light porter Thompson
Mia Buworihy an nirsctable irsctaan Mrs Vernon
Peggy Dun home angel. Brougnam
Mary, me hno mrh hTe'sa
CHARACTERS FROM HOME.
Squire Bulworhy, for limited period. Bronghsm
Dan Duff on the present occasion Mr. dickinson
CHARACTERS WITHOUT osTEssrBLE HOMES
Benefcs the Spirit OF Good Thoughts. NJ Taylor
Titsnis, Queen Of the FARES Mrs Conover
Malsk, Spirit OF Evil Thoughts. Lesca
o'pP' NJ 70 conclude with III. iau ghabIe farce Of
ADVICE GRATIS.
Admission all parts Of the house so cents Doors open
att o'clock to commence at
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY IN CHELSEA.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY will give . Con-
(Eighteenih-st near Eighh-av.) on FRIDAY EVENING,
May II, al O'Clock. Tickets TO be had OF w Howe
corner Sevepieenhst and Eighth av; w. PhilIps, ~
Sxteenhst b. c. Wandell 81 Ninthay and al the door
the evening OF The concert. mylo Jus.
rVHE GOOD TIME Is COMING!-The HUT
i CRIMSON FAMILY will sing a. the Broadway Taoer-
nacle on THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th OF May on me
ESQ Brefaddresses will be delivered by Horace Greeley,
p + Barrum, ESQ OF the American Museum, and Z. w
Kellogg. The Hutchinson Family viii sing number OF
their popular songs, including The Good Time Com,
Degers, Uncle Sans Farm and several others Tick
only IS cents to be had at the Office OF the New,fork
Organ of any OF the Committee and al the door. Doors
open al g. exercises commence A7t. -
w. II DIKEMAN, w. s. DILLINGHAM;
iEWisB LoDER. JAMES HILfER,
r. c. BULL
myl43us Committee OF Arrangements
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A TREATISE ON
OF THE SEXUAL T.

ATREATIsE ON
DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM.
A DAPTED TO Popular and Professional Reading and
MD. Editor Of the ScalpeL Price 81.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.
Horace Greeley, Editor OF The New-fork Tribune re-
Ths wort contains oomp;- review Of the orgn, symptoms
and ,ai%so; G , sven Known cSSa and ,.
rent moral aad urea Of p..se s,s, sod .' sgo1 n AZ
descent to ossPa consumption eroo r. &C. h'e a1s.Ioa
i oE for x theirs wa tbs most urgent
sanua hurried To premature BY wees Which they sroe
rss. md honor IS tie easonabls peuslo III this; there
page tina, does n0tear IL lace Au impressive waning shall
"'' From the Evening Post.
sDr Dixon pupil Of Dr. Mott tbs inyeuior Of great number
ofvauabs and practitioner Of eseea years
standing with great delcacy and yet with
ssrssines."
From the Newly journal OF Medicine and Collateral
"r- written clear style. AMI calculated,
t TO do much good The deception, are accurately draw ana
g valuable hnt and tie general de vii come across May
useful cautions and Premonitory warnngs'
From the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
"Dr has written much s well branches Of Sur
g- h boos shows thorough aautIa1ee With modern prlcis
sreure Gonorhos yarcOse yiroces and f.,qh are patio
uary well treated Of H. ingenuity under tying safseu eiesm
stance, stamp viii than ordinary interest"
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
IRON THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE, adapted
Il exclusively to her instruction In the physiology OF her
Ter critical periods. BY Edward II. Dixon NJ d. suhor OF
aDsenses Of the Sexual System sundr Surgical Esssys
and Lecturer the Operative Surgery OF the Eye TO
the pure all thngs pure" Fourth edition, gi9 Price
81 q CHAs. IL. RING, cor John-sL and Broadway.
uylO 6lis
THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE.
EDITORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE REVOLUTION,
Illustrations by Pen and Pencil OF the Remarkable
Events OF the Revolution, by Beot J. Losing, with
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Price IS cents per vol
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mylj II DEWITT DAVENPORT Tribune Building
GOLDEN STEPS FOR THE YOUNG,
TIC Responsibility, Usefulness and Hsppiness-being
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rant roniespiece Price - cents.
DERBY L MILLER, Publishers, Auburn,
ard for sale by Booksellers generally. myl5 5seod
REPORT TO THE CORPORATION OF
Drown UNIVERSITY changes in the system o. Q,
D collegiate education, by Francis Wsylend, read MATCH
q, 1870 Jus. Published and f0r sale by o,,
BARTLETT WEXFORD.
SPRINGER l. TOWNSEND
@ p. PUTNAM. and
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r. CULTUN, AucUoneof -
ARGEsALEOFFUR NlTURE. &c--F. coll
LION will SELL THIS DAY, "wednesday May Is, at lcl
O'clock at The sa es rooms SO Beekmsa aud SO Ann
very large desirable assortment OF good second
furniture from family removed to the store for convent
ence OF sale comprising wardrobes SOFAS French bed
seads mahogany chairs bureaus marble top
center and cards tables divsns oomans wshsands hat
oraIn arpes oiclohs feather BEDS mattresses china and
slass ware table cutlery day clocks kitchen frniure
&c also several second hand piano ortes The sale viii
be rain or shine Also several tubs OF bu ter from
the boat Goods be examined by o'clock myl5 lie
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LIZZIE LEIGH,
FROM HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
ruanIEa nIOKrNc


Price cents.
rUNHE DEMAND for this touching and besnt M story
has been 90 great have printed Second Edition Of
$780, which 10 now ready. ..
Send on your orders to DEWITT DAVENPORT,
myl5 II Publishers, Tribune buildings
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CALIFORNIA.

rs PURSUANCE Of an o the s1fro.ts q ss oouay o.
-, spI Pc w NILBlsK ate Of ne ~ o. 1e'
ees..d y pr--en, n. am 9TH Voeche ,aS 49,, 80 ~,
alta. a. 81 Isssr Nhant. No y ff'a s.lr,
.s~ rork or or bsfors ffe-lth aAy Of hoee
hs-foh Tie lysA cay o. sac NJ alIBAsK Ainnssraor.
NAEY vs.. xlLBASk, Asll-Gs.nirS.
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CLOCKS.

TIVE CONNECTICUT CLOCK COMPANY offer a
great variety Of styles Of clocks probably the largest
best and cheapest All orders from the country promptly
attended to at the Depot 81 JohnsL ~ Y and every clock
warranted 10 perform well myl5 lawliisWedF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

- T.. BALL 4 cos PATENT WAX CANDLES.
C.-These candles TOOK tie arsi p,enu the late Fair
Of the American institute II this city. Tue superior
the beat Of Sperm and snorded o. less price They
peculiarly adapted 70 family uss, and wiz sard the
afmes cms;es For sale IN lots Gut purchasers BY
HENRY BUTLER, Agent for the Manufacturers,
myi5 81 IS Wallet.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, &c:
H-BENJAMlN MOONEY will sell, THIS DAY, at 10
O'Clock at the store IL Plas knives and forks saws,
locke powder fasks horse brushes rszors POCKET QUERY
scissors KEY rings also patent horse collar sufng ma
chine 81 bundles scrap wire assorted suitable for I'm
men; also Is dozen genuine saah Bloods com scythes
aso at IL o'clock watches jewelry &c also iron safes
and Platform scales to be sold for sccoun! OF who II
NAV CONCERN myl5 IL A
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J. HEGEMAN, Auctoneer.
THURSDAY, MAY 10. at l O'clock Pm. at y
Wlnoughbys paror, chamber and kitchen frpi ure Ia
good order. Catalogues at the auction room
FRIDAY, May IL, at 10 A. M.
At the sales room, lsi Wsshingtoust
large and general assortment OF furniture nch China
carpets oil-cloihs &C. &c Catalogues VIII be ready on
Thnrsdav Afternoon myl5 IT.
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EOk sALk CHEAP-The stock of Fancy s.ere
n now cong . good basiness. Address w, box lc8o
SV"Vuee. myl5 81
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THE TONIC.
DEBILITY, INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA.
ENHANCEMENT OF THE LIVER and d.
~ gesvs Organs, entirely relieved and restored by
be use OF
PLANETS BITTERS.
The following from Mr. Calender is case In point:
"DEAR Sra These few lines thank you for having
recommended TO Plsners Buffers which have been the
only thing that has afforded wife any relief for year
past and she been improving since taking them
Az told YOU she has been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
caused by the nal action OF the liver Truly yours,
(Signed) "sTANHOPE CALENDER
"2N Twehh-st"
For sale Wholesale and retail by JAMES sADLiER 24
Broadway opposite the Park Fountain myl5 lmeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15
nRATH TO InIPOsTORs.-The IN

~ taken to introduce my Nervous Andote to The pubic
was first obtain The certificates Of about hundred
persons who perfectly cured Of the worst nervous dis
for about eighteen months before began to make
public then rendered myself responsible In law by an
andsvit Of proclamation before Mayor Woodruff then
pubished the OF about twenty-five OF the most re-
spectacle citizens referees and from the rst momen
ever sold bottle have sdvrraed 10 return the money II
not found to be ell that II IL represented and now after
years Of experience Of thousands OF and
Allure will forfeit 81 600 does not all nervous de-
bty or neuralgia pain and depression Mind 10 nothing
nervine; but Il powerful and positive fr all Lervous
complaints 81 boulej 50 dozen
umyl5 IL TALBOT WATTS, l0l Nassau 81