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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. .......MAY p
Cleared.


Ships-Bntannia Simpson, 81 John, NIB. stalker Co,
Milan, Sturtevant, Bic, J w Elwell
Barks-Brazlhero Marsh, Vera Cruz Hargous Br,
Ssam RUSS Broman, Dundee Thompson Neuhaus
George, (Oldenhg) Thoe, Wilmington NC, Pope X Co
Copernicus (Hamb) RodlofS Hamburg, schmidt Bal
chen; St Andrew Doane, Buenos AyreS, Foster Nick
Brgs-L' Emperor, TyTan, Halifax h McEyers CO,
Thomas Edward, Small,, CaIdenss. Nesmlth : son,
MaV, (Brl Kendall Havana McEvors CO. Herald
Luce ~ Marks, &C master; Swan, Pierce. Bermuda Mes
NTH Son, Edgar, Mayors savannah, Trullo Barre
roas; Brothers. Hathaway. Norfolk Mott Bedcll.
SChoOnerSJane, Hartlc, Newbcrn, { Hllard, Bangor
Jordan Portland; Superb, Roah, philadelphia. Hi
lard, Melrose Moore BucksVlle. Sc h ID Brooknan Elm
CN Fnsbee, New Haven master; Sea Bird, Aen. Steu-
ben. Thompson Hunter Escort, (Rr Jewett labrador,
G Laurie 4 Co Gov Arnold Smith, Frederic shurg,
Jas Hand; Marno Nelson Philadelphia, Jas Hand Hud-
SON Post. Derby. master c Ellis, Hannah Wilmington.
Louisa Jane, Kotcham. PHILADELPHIA Harriet. Bradbury
Taunton. master. Euo. Norman, Philadelphia J \ y
Briggs. ChaS Mills, Francis Wilmington, Doner Potter,
blooming Youth, Collins, Baltimore, Sally Mills, Lee,
Elizabeth City. HoppOck \ Greenwood
Propellers-kennehec Seymour Philadelphia. Nj Sla-
ford Shark. Stewart DO W II Thompson.
Soop Pointer Fowler. Providence
Barge Falcon, Davenport, Baltimore W II Thompson.
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Disasters. sc.

Ship Henry Eldulge. $50 TepOTtel from Cape Horn for
California condemned az RIO Janero previous 10 18th
ut This may be the Shp liz Allen. which sailed from
York Dec no. Sch Trc Barnard, 66 days from Padel-
phia for California, put into Ro Janer0 10th ut dsmasted
TIE BIZ BRIG ALEXANDER, ashore az Nantucket, does
leak and after her ballast out she viii pTobs
bt be- gotten of with little difficulty
KEY WEST. Nav I4-rhe sales of she damaged cargo
saved from spanish bug Pa, amount % Sl67l IeSteT-
dag the sound sodah0n ~ boxes OF brown ami
white sugars and l3M segas The sugars brought from
q t. S. G. S. from $50 10 so per NJ The amount OF
the latter sale has not vet been ceained The CASE has
been heard but decree given The hull sold auction
Tor $50 The sloop II Green loading for NYork she
carries the remainder II the brig Gavesons cargo, Icing
10 hhds sugar
sen LAvIN1A HOPKINS ~ Norfolk from New-YOrk WAS
into on Cape Henry the morning Of the 23d by sch
Commander inc lcf and had buwas stove, stauncheoas
and rall carried away and foreSall torn
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Bvfle North Rirer BoqtsTuesday. MAJ q ID 0JI bb'
Flour 335 DO Meal 3C4 pkgs Pork 235 do Beef ol8 on
Jard 2;l DO Cut Meats % DO WHISKY, 66 10 Ashes;
bales Wool: 227i9 hus Com $500 DO Wheat 200 dc
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RIFLE. JEN Ny LIN ID ,
lVA GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS

NyLLE. JENN LIN d )
lVH GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS
IN NEW YORK.
nrevicus 20 her visits Niagara Falls. Western New
YORK the Lakes Canada Boston, and her final departure
for Europe ., 49,. H.. COW
CFRTS will VERY SOON CLOSE
The TENTH GRAND CONCERT Will take place NJ
TRIPLFR HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY
PROGRAMME-PARr l. ~.
Overture lFuuanhe) t,cI
Signori Salyi and Beletti
Cayai.na, " Una voce POGO IA Al EaIlelel
Mdlle JENNY LIND.
Nj Haase II the German Musical Society u
Ara Meco IN ylcnl rnScra Ia Stranleral be-lllh
Signor Beiletti
Scena and Ara "Perche non no del vento lLlca
Oh anime mOorl ----------- $500 -Doh1'lH
M-d1e JENNY LIND.
A. ooh rest ,n the Lord fFlah) -MendelsSohn
Mile. JENNY LIND.
Sceua and Ara" Fra POGO me ricovero, ~.
LUCIA d Lammcrm00rl- -------...--......- DOALe1H
Sgnor Sa.vi NJ.
Mile JENNY LIND
and SignOr Belletti
Romal1a" Una furtIya lasrma,' IL Elsr ,,....,,,
Siynor Salvi
Joe Anderson. NV Joe A Scotch Ballad
M'dlle JENNY LIND.
Comm through the Rye A Scotch baA'ad
DENFDTCT
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CONDUCTOR
A GRAND ORCHESrRA.

r,r~sin- tho frSt musical talent Amerca, numbering
nearly ONh ~ ~. 49, ......-.
The AUCTION for the cAOce NJ seats VIII pe hea nc ~
o'clock THIS MORNING, at Inpier rial. .,.,,
The price of Tickets has been fixed AZ - - ana
according 90 location. and an ef these tickets enu' Ne
holders 90 NUMBERS securing uls.r seats , s.,
Snecfc number ct Tickets VIII De allotted ~ te ~,
De Press beyond which There Viii De No tktt ~ IN
ITS for any person under pre,cnse Whatever tae
low price al which tickets have been Acd must te''' '
rule absolutely pcrompfoIy. . r.ii...-
An Office far INC sale OF Tickets Will be opened AZ Jolus
Music store 800 Broadway every day. except the Saooah
from Nj o. p NJ. where diagrams may be seen ana
secured 49,,
Tie few remaining Farewell Concerts will he gwen on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS al CSS'Ie
Garden or mo Tnpier Hail. VIII De- announced
Doors omen at s. O'Clock The Concert commences AZ
o'clock .,...i
40 the d0or-puce p cents each
In consequence Of the wish which has been very een9t5y
EXPRESSED by the public they respectfully informed lhA'
GRAND MORNING CONCERT -
will be gwen N CASTLE GARDEN, commencing ~ na.i
mast one and terminating halfpas three, on lht ~
DAY Blay o. Tickets for TINS Morning Concert are no"
ready. 900 ..l.-,,,-, "a. . -...
- The TWELFTH GRAND CONCERTwiIne gwen
al TRIPLER HALLon FRIDAY ENENlNG,Na 8.
mvS5 2tls =. T. BARNUM.
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u : ICluN, Aucu0nCCr-
EURNITURE.-THIS "wednesday
n MORNING i0i o'clock, a; li6 Grccnw ra avenue
larre uanti.f of cd Furniture ana Housed AT,
ccs q every DESCRIPTION Bedstesds Bureaus SOFAS aAos
any and other Chars. good aho h.c>eis dining ant
oihcr Tables mahogany MaShSiands, Looking GlaSSeS
Clocks, CARPETS Olco'h Mating fanoy enarieiie and
work Tables superior barr Mattresses and Bedding Book
case Desks Hal and solar LAMPS Bohcn.an and other
Glassware, Crnckcry, &c. my% ~
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nR. ROSES EXPECTORANT, or
EICOUGH SYRUP. f0r Consumption. Colds. Coughs,
Asthma Splitting Blood Bronchitis and all Diseases Of
the Lungs This Syrup having stood the test Of many
years experience remedy for irritation or innmaton
Of the Lungs Throat OF Broncha Acknowledged by ai
% he a remedy cnucnfy superior 10 other known com
pounds used for the relief and radical cure q Coughs and
Consumption puce ~ cts and 81.
Dr.. ROSE AN Honorary Member of me Pmladel-
pha Medical society and graduated IN 1890 from the UNI
Nersy Of PENNSYLVANIA. under the guidance ~ the truly
eminent Professors PhyscS, Chapman, Gibson, Coke
James and Harc,-uamCs celebrated for Medical Science
and having had daily intercourse and consultation with
those distinguished PLY scs. respecting diseases Of az
kinds and the proper remedies therefor and beng solicited
By thouseuds u his lors 10 put up MS Preparations, ho
offer the Public the results Il his experience fo
the past thirty years
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEPOT - Nassau-st
near Fuon-st and for sale Ivy Chas N Ring, lI Broad
way cor John-st Hall Rucke CO. 2u8 Gfeenwich-st :;
Meakim, 81 Broadway, } Coddington, I'D Broad
way and 3O3 HusOn-st DR. = NJ Gulon, " Bower, cor
Grand-st r. a Sand, 1853 Bo~eIy, cor Spnng-st
my28 6tW&Sh
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SUPREME COIRT Conntv If King.

SUPREME COURT, County Of Kings.
-Anhnr " Benson, against william Back and
hich15q Hssnnck Summons for Relief Com 40. Served
-Io hChAhD HASBUCK You are hercty summoned
anu sa.Iled 10 answer the complaint tins acton Which
aS NED IN the Office II the Clerk Of the County II Kngs
~ ns ~ han IN The city II Brooklyn. the 9Th Jay q
aSS. anu 70 sc copy Of your answer q he sa
. % Tie Subscribers At Their Office, No u faon
81, Brooklyn within twenty days after the service u THIS
summons you, exclusive Of the day Of such sefvce and
II you fail 10 answer the said complaint within tie tine
aforesaid the plaintiff viii apply % the Count fof the relief
demanded in the COMMUNICATED May n, la,l.
SMITH LOWREYS, Plaintiff Attorneys
Hy2s lawfvWs
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ERAND CONCERT. - Madame T,

GRAND CONCERT. - Madame T..
NWALLACE BOUCHELLE. pupil 70 Garcia sister
10 the celebrated composer VIM Vincent Wallace
CONCERT at APOLLO ROOM, On TUESDAY EVE
MING, Sd June Madame BOUCHELLE will, at the So
hctatOn Of friends give Concert as above, and
Will sing Of her favorte Ballads and operate as
Also Wallaces celebrated CRADLE SONG Words by
Tennysan She will be assstedby WI VINCENT WAL
LACE, and other distinguished Artists Concert under
the direction of Mr. VIM Scarenhorg, who Will preside
at the Plauoorte
For foil paruculars prog anime al the music stores
Tickets ONE DOLLAR EACH o. be had NJ the muscptorcs
and hotels my28 5tWt SMXfG
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SuN-RiSos-..-4 33-SeS-.---7 81 MooN-aseS pom
HIGH WATER MAY %
Sandy Hook. pa Gov Island 10 Hell Gate 5ia
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Il a NEW-YORK to ALBANY and intermediate places.
By Railroad and Steamboat
On MONDAY, May u, AMI until farther notice. tina
Tran viii follows Sundays eHceptedl cOnnec-
ton with the steamer ARMENIA
LEAVE NEw-YORK-GolHG NORTH,
From the Office J. Hudson-st, near Chambors-st
A. NJ for Poughkc0pse, stopping at all the way sta.
tons.
AteAM Express Train for Poughkecpso. stopping at
Manhattanyillc Yonkers Dohbs Ferry Dcarman, Tarry-
town. Sing Sing Peekskll, GarisOns Cold Spring, Fish
kill and New Hamburger.
Ati2l NJ for freight and passengers 20 Poughkeepse,
stopping al all the WAY stations ON signal.
Al u NJ Steamboat Train 10 P0ughkeelse, Albany
and intermediate places. stopping al Manhai'anYle, Yon
kers Hastings, Dobhs Ferry, Dearman, Iarfyiown, Sng
Sing Peekskl, Garrs0ns Cold Spring tisiAill, New
llambuTgh, and PoughAeopse and thence BY steamer Ar
menla.
Alta. PM fr Pough1eopso, stopping a; al TIE wsg sta
tons.
AtGPM for Peokskin. stopping all tho wa, stations
LEAVE POUGHKEEPsIE-GoGaG SOUTH, .
Al A NJ for New York, stopping az Milton tclg, New
Peekskll. Boscohel CrotOn Sing Sing IanytOwn Dear
man, Dohfs Ferry, YOnkefs, One hundred and my sec
md II and Manhatisnyllle
At y ir height and passengers t0 New fofk, sop
rne AT All way stations. On signal.
At III NJ FOR New-York, stopping at all me way s'a-
tons.
At4PM for New-Yosk or on arrival II The steamboat
which leaves Albany AZ II 4 M, stopping AZ Ne~-hssn
Lurgh, Fishll, Cod Spring. GarIisOE's. Pee.sshl ss
S:ng, Tarytown. DeaIman, Dobbs Ferry. fCa.eis @h'
ManbatianyIlle. reaching New York before y "
AT 81 ii. for New York. stopping az al way stations
LEAVE PEEKsklLL FoR sEw-Y0RK
A. % NJ stopping At all wa statlsns, On signal! a.,
Passengers Will please procure tickets before entering tAe
CAR. lmyzs n! OLit kk n LEE Sggcrn'endent
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APALACHICOLA, May PAR sen Bradford New
i9Ra6SsToN. Nav 27-Arr bark Wabash, MAY lith schs
Ann Philadelphia, Elizabeth Albany
BALTIMORE, May 27-Arr schs Nathan Durfee' Bos-
'0 rH1s1fRREsToN AR Hume Boston The Zee
man Rawdon put IN N consequence Of Pa woaIls S g.
25th-Ar Flower. Bath. imogene. BALDWIN ana ynceth
NYork Meuimac, Halifax liil Garter, AoatFoss IRON
phiIadelnhla. Avo.a and Nucltan. from Boston
HAVANA MAY 22-Arr Schiller, NYorS.
I7,b-Arr Isabella. Prebe, Harriet and Martha NYors
Ez95 ,s Re@ns5i9 Ton i Pa 2a5d Yyor
XIV WFST-Sooken hy the pilot boat Victory. on the
yoq Rre BOSTON, q St eorse IS ds m NOreans Bos
ton 2oth, James Comey, 9 ds FIN N1ork o. NO1i9ans
Sid loth-paulne 18Th, Isabella Reid lo-h n II ''feon
MOBILE. MAJ ie-Arr ship Dublin, Liyerpoo bark
NEW ORLEANS, Nav laArr ship s. Peter Boston.
7Gh-Arr ship Anna, d lro.hea. Liverpool
NORFOLK, May Z6-Arr sch Thomas HICKS hlcAia.'i'
Cid, sch John Turns, for St Johns, Porto Reo ,.,.
ia ' sb RIO (nde New Orleans; banks vttenioso c.
noa. Villa Cardenas Cuthberts Quebec, brig Alexander
Mlliken. Havana: schs Elliot, Jereme Compliance. and
NSfEWBTRYPoRT. Nav 25-Ar sohs Heron AMI MARY
CLARK PR a , 2G6 B. John W. Dodge Dodge ~ Xvo-s
NEW BEDFORD. Nav 26-Ar sch Cornelia, NYort
CID bng Wilhelm, Bordeaux Sid barSs Eugenia Pacific
FAIL RIVER Nav 2i-Arr schr Waniapasso. Havana
10Th INST No mention made of her f1remaS beng prung
Sch Sarah Parker, Balum9re; soop Nept9ne, k'nl'u
Ann Holmes, Albany. -
Passed No. sch Empire State I'm NYork for Somcrict
9th soop Essex. NGorz 26h, sid soop Excel New
York via Bristol
WARREN NAV 2j--An sloop Moses Eddy. Rondout
PROVIDENCE, May 25-Arr big Jerome Ma'an@as'
ilth INST schr Farmer (of NYork) Baltimore
Schr Manhattan Bangor Came out Of VINEYARD SCUM
Sunday morning IN company with brig Luoec Of Sleih
from Machas for NYork sthrs Boston. CALAIS, FOR do
Champion. Bangor for
Also arr sloops Sea Witch NYorA Congress, Rondou.,
and ROCKY Brook. Wughts Port.
Be0w-Schr United States. from Albany; sloops Roger
Williams and Harvest DO. Willard, I'm N1ork
SD schrs Joseph Turner, Baltimore Hamlet Phlla Jeo-
man, Suffolk IVA, Elma Rogers, Albany, sloop fairfield
Albany
Ar at Greenwich on Sunday schr Volta. Rondout.
NEWPORT, MAY 26-Sld all the yessela previous re-
ported.
Cardiff Wales; brig Clio. Mckenzie, Boston.
Sid. brig Cardiff MelvIl Havana sd, steam propeller
Freeman Rawdon. Brown. NYork barks shannon Mayo
Amsterdam, Vernon, Faye NYork; sch Virginia Hobart
New York
PORTLAND, May 2j-Au bng Victor, Cardenas, sen
Jane. Baracoa VIA Havana
26th-Arr hres Alesa. Havana Gen Mario Cardenas
Champion and Ouzaha. NYork schS Albert Unal, Havana
Hurd and Pasla, Phade phia, Only Son. Pero and Avon
NYork
CID brig President TAYLOR, Matanzas
RICHMOND. NAV 26-Arr schs Orlana, Anna GardnOt,
Mary Peck Gypsy and Chas Brown. NYork.
SAVANNAH May 23-Sd Freeman Rawdon' and Yer
non for NYok.
H2d-Arr brig Chuf boston
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NEWPORT Niay 2t-Au schs A Preston, Hulse,
Bristol for Pmadepma Frances Baker, Baker, Provi-
dence for BrookhaSen, John Smith, Snhed Fal RIVER
for NLondon sips Sarah Catherine Chase, NBelord FOR
NHayon Translation Halock d ghton, for NYork; Mos,
Bobeo Providence for 90, Pearce Godfrey Taunton Tor
do. Gertrude Burroughs, liyannis for Hartford . -,
26hAr schs Gen TAYLOR. Wright, Camden for Norfolk;
Redngton. Clarke CALAIS for philadelphia Jane. SAWYER
Mhbrdse for NYork put ia leaking, VIII 20 on the ways
for repairs
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 2l-Arr7rcd-Smps Mohonso'
Couch. Londonderry Courier, Ramsey do; bngs Adele,
Lewis Mayaguez. sch Nancy X Hagan Cousins NagCabo,
PR Leila Saunders Corson Fall River, Mechanic, Cam.
Boston. North Pacific, Hewitt Fall River, Emma Iuite,
Conover. NYork. John Emory ID Hon. Norfolk. Benz
Reeves. Reeves. FAN River
Clcarcd-Stoamshp Philadelphia, Barrymore Norfolk and
Richmond, bark Mary Slae. Hall. Boston, hng Huntress,
Willard, Pemamhuco, schs Emma futile, Conoyer New
Haven. North Pacific. Hewitt, Fan River, Mechanic
Cam, Boston; William Chase, NewbuUport Leila Saun-
ders, Corson, Fail River; Asa Edrdgc, L0wdcn NfoES,
Omnen Rr.A,n RnSinn
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SALES BY AUCTION.


J. ". BROWN Arctioneer
&TATlONERY, &C.-Large, valuable,
oand well assorted stock Of Stationery quils blank
BOOKS, pormonnaes, wallets fancy goods playing cards
pruning cards, enameed and India boards letter and
paper &c, &c " Brown Will sell By order Of assgnees.
az lts Gfeenwlch-st, on THURSDAY, May .. az 10
O'clock the entire stock contained the above store with
out reserve For particulars inquire Of J. W FOOT, 2li
FeaTIst myl7 81.
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IMMATURE ALmANAo....rHIs DAY.
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A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS.-Indian
IA Corn Flour and Indian Corn Faina dried and manu.
featured by Safords Patent Processes may be obtained
Of the following and other respectable 0roces In this City
n. G. Greenwood, 487 Broadway.
w 3. Wait, 3Oi East Broadway.
Albert T. Abro, SIS Bowery.
Thos B. & w. B. PitmAR, 25 Hudson-st
Thos Hope x Co cor. Chambers and West Broadway.
William Robert Ballagh Chambers-st
Park Tiford, ll2 Sixth-aS.
A. T. Hgbie, 1870 Flrsiav
o. Angevine, 228 Sixth av
John w. Cook. Thirteen.h-st and Fith-ay
T. Deming 81 Thrd-av.
Morris Fowler, University place, cor Twelnh-st
" Yale, Union place.
J. Crawford 200 Henry-st
Knapp Beam, 81 Houston-st
". +, w. Sparks 80 Lexington-av.
Indian Corn Flour designed Tor making Bread Pud
snRs and Cakes, and for mixing with Wheat Rye or Buck
nee put In double papered packages Of lbs and
In boxes Of one dozen each.
Indian Com Farna" an entirely new and most deli
eious article for making Puddings Mush &c and win prove
an admirable substitute for Rice Samp and Honmony As
an article for the composition Of Puddngs this Farna has
rraL Ills put up in h. papers in beautiful style and
In boxes of4 dozen each, al The extremely low price Of
Ct cents per single package.
These articles are sold al wholesale By Messrs Allen
Whiulesey q South.st; j. NJ. Hoy Sons t76 Washng-
tonst and OF A. @. Benson, 80 SOuth-sL the Mills
pages, entitled, Remarks Indian Corn its Preserya-
uon and Manufacture, with Recipes for Cooking" &c.
Orders addressed 10 L. BRONSON, Agent Atlantic
Dock Mills Company, Nos. II, 49, 10 and % Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn New York NJ receive prompt attention aud dis
patch. j6 6meod
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THE BEST PURIFIER ofthe BLOOD,

Il Rev DR.. STICKLAND'S AMERICAN FAM LILY
PILLS are undoubtedly the best vegetable COMPOUND Ever
discovered for the cure of Liver Complaints yaenSCe'
piles Costiveness Dyspepsia Salow complexion, Sc1
Headache Bitter Taste Dropsy, Kidney Affections, Ease'
Rheumaism Intermittent Fever and Ague Innueuza a,
Colds &c Being in strict accordance with the
laws of creative Providence and knowledge OF Ahalo
and Physiology The Doctor convinced thai the sane az
wise being has created in the vegetable world Leeuy o
avery disease that flesh heir to- Anatomy eacnes tnaI me
human body contains many important organs called ganas,
each OF which employed In secreng nom the olood ~
own snproprae aud the chief Of which Is the Liver Kid
news, Saivary and Gsndular bodies connected WIN tns
pores of the skin The Liver and Savary Glands secree
ko the blood those fluids that carry on the work OF
tion and thus promote the healthy action o. the
The kidneys and skin from the blood those deee
ous impurities which, If obstruced, VIII produce many as
eases and health be entreyimpared Now, THIS Vegeaoe
eompouRd attacks the liver stimulates 10 action removes
It's diseases corrects the bilious and digestive organs Sau'
ing the kidneys and opening the pores Oh lne
Hence the Purifceion of the Blood" WHEREBY peISc.
health is restored For convincing proof OF the above ss
Doctor requests a perusal Of his pamphlet, setung iotn
mos fully The philosophy Of their action with fu directions
and certificates Of unparalleled cures once oS
New-YOrk, and sold by vendors OF medicine gehoiNJ
DIS imeodF
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES 6LAI .:;,!, G, GILT COR
sbOut furnishing their windows with the above articles
viii End 81 j. C. WOODRORD'S, S95 Broadway The
largest sDd best N the cy several new styles
asver before introduced IN kewYOrk. Lace and MaaiA
CurtsnG Dapery, Tassels, Loops Pins Bands Cornces
nc Families purchasing Of The subscriber may rely upon
Feng rst Ertice and low II II possible 20 im
port or eare IL Merchants buytHg wholesale wiz
Ind IL decidedly their advantage 70 cal before p2rchas
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JEWELRY.

WATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill
w YER WARE.-Those who wish 10 purchase
WATCHES or JEWELRY, viii find 1t greatly to their
Advantage to call the subscriber who IL constantly
eeving all descriptions Of gold and silver watches direct
nom he manufacturers in England France and SwiEer
land which be q selling wholesale and retail al the
very lowest prices. . "a
Rings and Pima Gold and Silver Spectscles Sterling Silver
gpoons Cups Forks, &c.
Gold Watches a. low a. % TO S25 each Watches and
Jewelrv exchanged. All Watches warranted 70 Keep
FOOD tne or the money returned Watches Clocks and
JeUelrv repaired in the best manner and warranted
much Iess than The usual prices.
GEO. c. ALLEN, Importer OF watches and Jewelry,
nSO sms Wholesale and Retail 81 walls up stairs
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WATER CURE.
TELEGRAPH.


YELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Suan.
gers are invited 20 call and examine the opcrsnc'@
he MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH al
HORTONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
IN Broadway, New-foI
The Immense success attending the adaptation Of OH
steads Patent Telegraph Battery to the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE, -
has Induced the subscriber to accept from the hsn1~
surers
Messrs I. SMITH co n Fulton-st
The appointment as sole Agent oI the sale thereof ana
VIII hereafter be kept constantly on sale at
NORTOh'S TELEGRAPHIc ROOMS,
III Broadway, New.f0nt
The Olmstead Pstent Magnetic Machine, for MEDiCn
purposes IL entirely different from any other medica
uruens, that no person form proper idea OF ln
vsntsges without witnessing It's operations, when hey
be found so apparent render argument supern1e
fne current Of electricity IL completely under the cono
the OPERATOR and can, from almost npercepbiity be ~
ualy increased 70 any strength the patient may dcr
while instead OF feeling the painful spasmodc conrs.
OF the muscles produced by al other medical nstrnme1
gentle current IL flowing pleasantly through the nervopT
lem Telegraph Companies respectfully Informed =
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegsf
apparatus 10 kept constantly on sale 81
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
IN Broadway, New-fo1
where all orders must be addressed eli Fmawf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
TAYLOR'S FIRST PREMIUM

INA YLOR'S FIRST PREMIUM
Il TRANSPARENT soAPs-Nohce to Dealers and
ConsumersThe most extensive establishment for the ex
elusive manufacture Of FANCY SOAPS in the United
States has been erected by II p & w Taylor, on Ninth
81 between Green and Coates SITS The superior Sapona-
ceous Compound Transparent and other Toilet Soaps, by
which TAYLORs have acquired their great reputation
are now manufactured in unlimited quantities, and with
the old degree of excellence In consequence OF the adj
vantage gained by increasing their manufacturing facilities
tepfod their Soaps are now offered to dealers on much
more favorable terms than here 1ore. The subscribers az
has always been the practice will devote their person
al labor TO the perecng OF all operations In their esab
shment and can promise their customers every improve
ment that long experience can suggest
-Four Silver Medals THE highest premium) were award
ed for the Soaps In 8i8 and 1885, by the Franklin Institute
81 PENNSYLVANIA and the American Institute OF NewYork
These Soaps can be procured IN Of WmH Cary
. 4 Co Haviland Reese Co. VIM. Brewer, X. d. H1vl
land Co. ID Berrien, Jr Co. Marvin North Haskell
4 Merrick, and by wholesale of the manufacturer
III lmeods II. 2. & w. c. TAYLOR, Philadelphia