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TOR sALEThat beautiful, commodious built residence
9Th, between and Boundary Streets containing 10 739
being all No no. hnihed
is offered sale. has nine apartments, with threeod
continuous also, smoke, wood and houses with
stahng for three horses and pump OF excellent water In The
yard.
This place within public Offices,
rapidly improving neghbohood and enjoys the double advan
tage of u city and country residence.
minute Description the surrounding beautiful vicinity, highly
finish cunvenence deemed unnecessary Per-
wishing purchase will please call for themselves.
Title from United States. Inquire of IL. Jomssos the
premises.
i5-eom
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w. n. Duyau. nIerch.n, Tailor,

Late firm Of L"bv Dnpdh,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and the public
he opened and varied assortment Of fall
goods for genIemens wear, such as
Cloths casmeres and yesngs, the most approved manuc
ture and styles
Menno, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, SUI pcnders, gloves
Un brelIss, dressing gowns, sc,
which his the lowest cast
rates. lie solcis liberal share Of public patronage
His present location oppositehs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 97-3taw3wtf
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HANGING sCHOOL.-MADAM BLAKE has the o an
patrons and the public that her dancing school
Hall" will be reception pups 4th
November 1851. Madam b. will teach every variety Of paor
and ballroom dancing
Through agent New York, Madam b. will receive all
coming tuition Tuesdays
Saturdays, ill O'Clock For apply the Hail.
Oct
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ilN Cabinet Furniture Warehouse, sth street. near
IN A. BAIRD respectfully informs
the Washington vicinity
from Pennsylvania formerly
Mr. Boteer receiving iom New York
of cabinet furniture, chairs
line deemed
Articles ali
The public respectfully call and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere
N o. The upholstery ana paper hanging business carried
usual the old stand, door.
!eiegTaphl
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A. EMONAI-DuyALL BROTHER, merchant taiiors, have
pleasure Of informing
that have removed and elegant store
Pgnnsyyana avenue, between ~ streets
Of their old They have Just returned from New
yhcn prepared
o make order In their usual style Of elegance.
DDyALL a BROTHER. =
N. b. Wanted, three hrstrate coat hands.
EentI p--d skso0w
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EOk FENfA commodons and handsomely furnished three
PLEASANTLY opposite Ascension
church, having other modern improvements Last
occupied Ivy Attorney General .rltenden.
gwen immediately Inquire Of j. b. H. Smith, ator
bey-at-Iaw, Rodgers, on premises l2-3awu
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CARDThe attention OF the public respectfully requested
II cabinet French China
and mante silver plated
all which has been selected with
expressly for the city
exceedingly low liberal credit
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept l6-d Aucuoneers
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rENAs Land Agency.Tbe undersigned
appertainng lands Texas pac-
lands,
moderate, will be made known when informed
10 be done. .
Address II. q, CATLETT,
3l-6mdkcp Dallas, Terss.
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DOR sale, lease for n term OF years, the doabIe
house Immediately Depart
and IN the of Mr. Joseph Bouaneer
and boarding house.
For terms apply 10 Collins Wnder,s Buildings
his resid, G, between II and 18th
l9-3taw3w
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rrw ENrY Dollars Rewsrd-Gone Again.-My negro
Csharine aas Kiuy Fanos) has again absconded
Twenty dollars reward will be who
back inform Of her whereabouts that get her again All
persons hnrbong hiring the said
Kitty about thirty nif five Of about Eve feet high,
small frame, and dark Completed ! -
wi Intel h RepubHc1
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HANGING ACAHEMY.-Ff 81 Course.-Mr. +. r. Liable
citizens of Washington George
Alexandria, dancing lessons
will Thur-day November his
George Thomas Parker south side
7th opposite Browns
Days of tuition: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
the fashionable dances will be introduced taught.
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Ga FOR RENT.-1he three story brick house, with back
LID ng, OF and I7Ih Streets occupied
I'LL sha Riggs IL located OF tlf desirable
parts city, built with all the modern convences Of
Supplied hot and watercloset furnace
and pump OF first IN the yard.
Possession given the LIST of November Apply
r. i. CHEW,
Oct 4-eon AT the Department.
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Navy Department, sept "a, 1851.
Office of the navy and other persons in
possession books which belong Navy Department
respectfully requested TO return them.
JNo. ETHERIDGE,
Sept Adm Chief Clerk
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A CARD.

DARMELE MALSTER, dentists have removed their Office
l 10 9th street, few doors east Of their former place
nat q.
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LALL NIILIINERY.-Mrs. PARKER will open Wednss-
day. 18th of French hats Also beautiful
assortment OF band feathers flowers &C. Pennsylvania
under National Hotel.
l5-3uf
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cARDThe attention o. the public respectfully requested
stock of rich cabinet French China dinner dessert
du and ns hn narssrs orsthe, viii, general assamen,
Of useful hoassnod ntu,s al q Which
win be sold exceedingly low for cash, liberal crsd, for
'"'''A'''' '''''' DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept l6-d Aucuoneers
NEW beautiful Brussels Carpeting. The subscri-
an aadoaa supply Of superior English Brussels Capeing,
entirely w BE offered
Eah and aool aeoss a sheets, which
win be cut to nj any shaped passage o. sa pporurp RI
Oct l4-3aw4wif
A EW Cabinet Tarnitare Marencass, sth street near
the Of and ss na. he has taken The store
eupied by Mr. Boer and now Receiving nom *
.snsvs and Of eane. furniture chairs
rate Articles as intend TO keep an assortment TO suit all classes
before e' purchasing elsewhere -
Ne The upholstery ana hanging business carried
Oct li-eod,nf .eesraph,l
HANGING ACADEMY.--Fi $ Course.-Mr F. R. Liable
and Aexand that t Of dancing for lie
win gu Tharda Nove%S "a Ms over
between 9th AID 7 streets opposite Browns hotel
All the fashionable dances introduced and asgh
Navy Department. sept. "A, 1851.
s books wS n Sson e Navy nans
s,as w., ' ~ ~ ,So. EruE s1Ie e..
aax i ns FEW caass If Frsneh M Sa open on sse
under National Hotel.
Oct i5-Suf
Library OF Congress, Oct. ., 1881.
NOTICE hereby given Library Congress will be
closed on Thursday he 18th instant and will agae
ed until Tuesday, the 18Th of November -
JOHN g. MEEHAN,
oct3-eod2w Librarian.
DOR sale, or lease a years, the dosbIe
house and lot immediately OF the War Depart
and the of Mr. Joseph Bouaneer
taurant md boarding house.
or AZ his resd, nee ON G. between IL and Isth streets
Sept l9-3aw3w
Ga FOR RENT-Tbe story house, hack
lii build OF and I7h occupied by Eli
na- of The civ and built with ali The modern OF
Supplied win hot and cold maier wa'ercos furnace ae
Possession given the list OF November Apply to
:. CHEW,
oet'-eu ~ 1 . p
nouncng TO her patrons and the public dancing
"Apoo Hail" viii be open for the reception Of pups 4
of November s5l Madam b. will teach variety Of paor
Through her agent in New York, receive
Saturdays. from iii 8 O'Clock For apply at
Oct 7-eodtsh Nov
NEW Goods now opening The subscriber has the pleas
u Of inomag HI. friends and customers that be hiss Just re-
turned from he rahe@ nue. wnes s oeeh LOT some ume
pas, selecting ms STOCK OF al ana winter goods ,.
vestnE dress shirts nndershis, drawers Gloves Stocks hose,
~ eSle e.y ana Nneh aossue WIN ts comp "a
bo. IN wan, Of any aee in bs line Of oasv
amidst hat mi relied
p ]. STEER,
Merchant Tailor eth street, ID door from Penn
sept3-3'awSwif
IRA Err aId Tailor nWlLLIAM TUCKER, late Of ths
a.. , h "a; m sY All. I ~ -, anu
oul sueeu - nov WePneu " US
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Lfbrnry COnKreSs, Oct q, 1871.
NOTICE given Library Congress
IN Thursday 18th and will open
ed until Tuesday the 18Th Of November.
JOHN g. MEEHAN
Oct 3-eod2w Librarian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-13
ARE YOU BALD ?-Is your Hair fall

A RE YOU BALD lis your i1alr fal-
Him of or is your head covered with Dandruf OF
Scwf1 If 80, make trial of STORRS CHEMiCAL
HAIR INVIGORATOR Hundreds Of persons IN all parts
Of the country whose heads entirely bald, have
lad their hair fully restored TO its original perfection by the
use Of this valuable article Read the testimony ,
NEW York, Jan. ], 1881.
Mr. SToRRs-Dear Sir Mr.. Smith, of NewtOwn. l.. Of,
obtained bottle of your excellent Hair Inygoator for his
little girl about four years old her head beng entirely
bald NO hair Of any consequence having grown on her
head fom her BIRTH and surprising asst may appear after
haying used but bottle, complete head of HAIR was
Produced nearly two inches eng of fine healthy growth
A DOOLITrLE. NJ. d., No. lai Gmnd-st
PHILADELPHIA, May, TO- 1850.
Mr. sToRRsSir After being bald for number Ofyears,
and having used preparations TO elect, your
chemical Hair Inygorator has produced fine head Ofnew
hair and hardly know how to express gratitude Tor
As benefit have received from valuable article
J. WADSWORrH, No. 10 Orchard st.
The following testimonial is from Dir MMakin editor Of
Saturday C0hrier:
"SToRRs' HAIR INvIGoRATOR.-Itg gives us much plea
sure unsolicited to record our testimony IN favor 0 the
neat and entire efficacy OF SOOrs Chemical
Hair inygoator On recovering from the recent severe
attack Illness discovered that our usually healthy
and abundant crop Of hair rapidly falling oil; and
ohaBcng have hand sample OF the above article in
nlshed by the manufacturer many months previously we
used but single bottle directed and found To oper-
ate Ike charm in entirely checking he fall and creating
q new and healthy action Of the scalp"
We could other references 20 some oil our most
respectable citizens but would ask all who are troubled
with Dandruf Bald losing their HaiT to give
Storm Chemical Hair invigorator trial and one trial
will do TO of the truth OF claims Tor
than all the testimony of others that might produce
VIGORATOR and let dealers persuade YOU to use
any other article substitute Price twenty-five CEN"
General Wholesale Agents-C. p. AMET co; no.
s Broadway Doottle, No 1871 Grand ST. ana MS NJ
HAYES Brooklyn ~ i" So1.'
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LVOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
u ntal Steamship ARCTIC. Capt. James c. Luce
This steamer viii depart with the U. s. Mas for Eurcps
positively SATURDAY. Dec. 90 at 10 o'clock d from
her berth AZ the feot of Canast No berth secured I'LL
paid for For freight passage having aneQuaed socon
uaOdatons for elegance and ccmssrs applyIo r
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.. NO % W sli-ss;, -
The steamship PACIFIC VIII succeed The AhG,tdC
and sail Jan 10. 0V
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TvHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED STATES MAIL STEANiERS-Thes hipa

OF I7Nh4't<1s0 INV "1'P@
COMPOSING this line the following
ATLANTIC, CAPT West, PAGI ITE Capt. Eye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC Capt. Comstock
IDRI4TIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built By contract expressly teI
construction as also in their Engines insure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers are
unequaed for elegance and comfort Price of passage rem
NewYork to Liverpool in rstcass cabin, Sl20 in second
exclusive Of extra size state rooms 5000 from
Liverpool Newyor G30 and c2a An experienced sur
econ attached to ship berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the
srra-ste Of the County Of NewYork notice asrs9g
gwen . al persgns havs s@ dsesased 70 pre-
H. anne With vouchers thereof TO john G. Gcsssoet,
Ger Jr al his store No. u Cenue-sleee; .r s ny -
yccrF On or before the First day o. staren hex
Nd Nex-York the twenty day Of Aus'st' lsoL
JoHN O. GOTTsBEEGER, Jr, Admnisir'9n,
JOHN 0'EIEL, VIZ ~" wa
syasiawtssSAts seAe~-
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SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter o!
- the application ofthe Mayor Aldermen and Semn s
AZ " Mn ST. rem
Estimate and Assessment the above entitled matter
duly appointed by Rule Of the Supreme Court give NO
~ I'm pson. ~ he STATE Of New entitled
IAN Act to amend entitled Act reduce several
one Act passed April S3" passed Aprl 90 1885, that
the abstract of the Estimate and Assessment OF me So
mssoners in above matter, continuing the names OF me
owners Of the lois assessed the numbers Of such io -
they appear on tie maps Of me ther
with such maps and the amount Of AsssssmenI, ssee,
for damage benefit and also al the adavlts esma1es
in msIips their report have deposited the
Street Commissioners Office OF the Cry ana OounV Vi
New York for the inspection Of whomsoeverl NAV con-
Germ there TO remain for at least sixty days o.iore s
Commissioners make their report 70 me snu Spi1dd
the requirements of the entitled An Act - amend an
Act entitled Act IN relation 20 the COLLECTION OF Assess
menis and Taxes the City and County Of New YORK ana
for OH er purposes, passed May H. $780,, passed May
and improved OF unimproyed lauds affected there
BY that they have completed then rs mate ana assess
heIev and " no NAV opposed the request
cd 10 present their objections IN writing 10 AAhON y.
bonse No "a Grand St IN the CITY New York, within
hiry DAYS from the date Of this notice Ana that ,no
All the land situate lying ana 9ei1s IN ths b ey
erly side OF ay the Re of the center OF the block De-
tween h st. ard 60thst and the line OF the center o.
the block between j9thst and 58st as isd ou. on .n
Commissioners maps Tile IN The Street Sonnssi9nsr
oce of The CIV OF New-Yo<k And also the land stu
az living and being in the City Of New YORK between me
side OF th ay the easteTly side of 7th-ay, tue
line of me center OF the block between 59hst and 6Oh
80 The line of the center the block between J9thst ana
Ia. laid out the Commissioners maps, on ne IN
the Street Commissioners Office Of the Cry Of New rorS
And also the land situate lying and beng IN he Cy OF
between the westerly side Of 1h av, the east
sv de of 9haV the line OF tho center OF we oIocA De
tween oth st and GOTH and the Inc OF the center %
th Lock between 10Th and jSth-G as lld out on he
Ccrus.Soeers maps on file IN the Street Commssioners
oace of the CITY Of New.York And the said Comms-
soners further give notice Mat thsn report IN ihe ABOVE
entted viii be made and presented 90 the
Cont Of Tie state Of NewYork az special tenn o the
I'D Csurt 10 be held the City Hall Of the City 81 New
Work on Saturday the ith day Of February 1884, 2, he
enne OF the Court that day, soon Thereafter az
THnse can be heard and that then and there motion
viii be made that the SAID report be coaineG-Dated
Nsx-York November q, 1851
H HiiSFs 3 SESRTFHToLF coH"i''i'n'"-
HENRY L. DAVIES, Attorney HfH
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DEAUTIFUL FACE aud HAND

The advertiser is in possession Of an original reoipe
III ,ssnlt OF governmental tests and particular sd Oy
which the Face may be rendered soft beautiful ana %.
every rude of wea her or unseeny
removed AS also the Hand, (that DISTINGUISHING marx oA
ispg betwe en- refinement and yuganty an hard usase
remove decacy of touch restored aud the scar o ee
gapce secured however upPrcmisng us present eohu1oh
The Recipe Is easily prepared inexpensive, ana sh'MeN
fee from any IN furious quality The Recipe VIII De sup
ped by return OF mail 10 lady or gentleman on fec.
~ w ~ ia 9wruThSSs
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NEW-Y YORK and NEW-HAVEN
" RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dee;

ENVY DIRK and NEW-HAVEN
~ RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dee
/. lS5l-TTans out of NewYoIk leave near corner oil
Canal 81. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
IL 80 A. NJ and ass 2. NJ The il3O A. VI runs IN con-
necton with Train from New Haven % Hartford ana
Sprins ED and with Train over the Canal Road .
EMPRESS TRAINS for New-Haven, Hartford, Springfield
fCopnecticut River and Vermont Railroads, to Osdsns
SuTgh and MsnIeal,l Boston and Wo5cesIe, al a NJ :
stops nj stamford and Brdgeport and p M st9ps AZ
Stamford, NoIwak and Brigcpor TINE, about =. hours
10 Boston The A NJ connects with the H0usaonc ana
Nsnratuck Railroads at Bridgeport, and Canal harcae
at New-Haven. The o'clock r M. with Nausa'acR
Railroad at Bridgeport =, -,
SPECIi TRAINS for Port Chester, at $50 A. d. aad 81
p III. Stop al Mount Vernon aud Pc hamvllle.
TRAINS INTO NEW YoRk-AccOH1nolatlo falns leave
New Haven at $50, Z, and 933 \. NJ, and Az r N
The IS A d receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven and from
Nangatuck Railroad at Bridgeport. The t20 Z N re-
csyes passengers from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EMPRESS TRArs leave New Haven on arrival OF Trans
from Boston az and IS NJ stopping ~ bllgePTl
Eorwaik and Siamiordo leaving Boston al n ~ aAd
3P. nj. a. -, IN NJ .ns
See large bill OF advertisement at the S,s,l9n loqSe and
principal Hotels OEO W "'t sn arsn
.dJ o"f0iA'S
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

- Of Records, -Pubc notice hereby givea that ths
following have been presented ia the Board Of
Aldermen: Resolved. That the ELEvENIh-Avsmgg IT.
33d 70 a7d It be REGULATED and CURB and Gull
STONES SET therein. also that the sIDEwALke"
sad avenue aseresad 20 FLACGED fM sR.es ~
feet IN width a4s that the ntsrsecng streets ION -
20 asd ST between 10th and Ih avs. inclasre H.
ULATED and CURB aud CUTTER sIoNEs xdnEn
SIDFW AXIS where the same are not now 1870
and SET .hs hs CURB md GUlrEK SrPs ~ s sfa
I' IN Cd tIe CARRIAGE-WAY5 PAVED, wneIe
he San are nSt now paved fsgged or set the wsss 70
g gI ~ SiDyWALKs north side Of TWENTf-FItIh-
81 Between TN and sh avs where the % ne y sos nov
pIrTH 81 between It'll and 9th avs Al p:ross nssr
estsd having obJ setiens thereto are reqierss 20
then N wrilng to the unden yped At hs enes o. ~
saTe The zsd day OF December INST --Decsnoes -, 81
dJ3 l0t John + DODGE, Street Cosm'sh"hsh
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NEW LINE BE-

VANDERBILT'S NEW LINE BE-
y TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
The only Through Line Via NcaraguaA number OF days
shorter than any other Ross-C.mPaseS q The toaosH3
frst class ste amshps, between NETWORK and sAH
The PROMETHEUS. Capt. Churchill
the DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt. Baldwin
And between SAN JEAN DkL SUR and san HAN
CISCO: .rD. - D,,
The PACIFIC, Capt. JaIvls,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt Wakemsn
These all new, built expressly Iot ths rests
and for speed safety and Accommodations are unsurpassed
The PROblETHEUS viii leave Nsw-YoTs, from Fer
No North RIVER tire 9TH cf each N nth. AZ CLOCK
y NJ commencing Jan. }. 1872.
The DANIEL WEBSTER, ON The 2eh Of each moH'h,
commencing Jan. ~, 1852. $500. -, -,
The DAYS Of leaving SAN FRANCISCO VII De tbs i''
and 18th OF each month ,.,..
will be the Saturday previous. ..>-
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA TO SAN JUAN
DEL SUR WI be promptly conveyed over me
twelve miles Of and rsRsportaon and AZ tsat poist
sahark in one OF the above named Pacho Steamer faf
The great saving Of distance BY tAs RoGts over oheIs
heretofore established, and speedy and conloTeaoe
transit between the Oceans through oeanru ans
heshu country oler inducements 10 .Rs uaSelAs Pao-
lie eQsaled by no other Line , -. -.
No passage secured until paid for, and bat heHea
number OF passengers will be taken.
For Freght OF apply only al rae Otce " ne
Line No 9 Batter Place upstairs. d. X. ALIEN
AL persons forbid trusting any ne on account OF ns
above boats. oSh
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Even tue very Hairs of your head are numbered
A NDERSON'S RESTORATIVE and

IN PRESERvATIyE. or GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
FOR rHg NAIR-For restoring the Hair, preventing u
iron falling of OF turning and curing nervous head
ache The above article producing comp ete resois
ton the Union by the improved appearance ot
the people that used being tree from OILS or es'n
mineral drugs, Is recommended by the hrst fhS-
Clans as a standard remedy Manufactured solely oy
VIM ANDERSON. New London, CT, and LOT sale nv
ChNles III Rlng corner Of Broadway and Jehn-st MI
Broadway 4 Richards corner OF Gold and Ann sts Delai
1 Co BToalway opposite the Aston House, A. lyoaS'
No $50 Pearl-st. Mrs. Hayes No li1 futon-st sin Il
" Mood Ne 200 Ealton-st 81. Brooklyn. Oh 2avtmWNS'
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nEAFNESS. DISCHARGES from the

lJEAR. and NOISES in the HEAD, SuRESp .iic.i
essss in the many deyotedte diseases OF INC
Ear with of certificates Of cures OF cases
cvrabe by Surgeons are the suest guarantees
Of HE ATS skill and success, and the best
against quacke and imposition IN the shape oil
anss ther oils drpps and fountains Near sigh also
cured ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted. Office NO 2bs Broadway,
fpm Il g. and from 10 in the evening no charge iO
cse The poor treated GRATIS. soo
You cured of discharge nom my ear OF 50 yeas,
amer having been treated by several oil ,he she
rspniation in New. York JOHN SCOTT ~ NIuAo-
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Meniral.
<;;vTR COMPLAINT. JaupdNe, Dys-

pspss, Chronic OF Nervous pebity Dssssss 81 n,
Knsy.A such Inward Piles Fullness Of Blood to the
80 zady cfthe ss2@sch Nssssa heats burn Tgus
q sstng or Ffutterng at the PIT Of the Stomach
sssmirs Of the Head. HuIned and Difficult Breathing
1w1s,e Al the Heart Choking Sufocatlng Sensations
wing posture Dimness Of Vision, Dots OF Webs
~. ~ AgM Fever and Dull Pam IN the Head, Den
beoIe r. psrsniraon Yeowness of the Skin, Eyes and
Sses H. SIDE Back Chest. Limbs, nc, Sudden Fushes
Rssi burning the Flesh constant InagInngs Of sv
ea DR. HOOFLAED'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERB,
PRgPIREDB BY On. c. Nj. JACKSON. -
...A. German edicne store No 100 Arch-st Mad.
-, nrwer over the above diseases IS not erceled,
LIZ y any other preparation IN the United States, az
attest IN many after skfu physicians had
iilsd. - - .h- N ,.,an,;on of Invalid, Pos
s-esf virtues the recthcaOn of diseases of the
.5 lesser glands exercising the most searching pow
rssknsss and affections Of the digestive organs ihey
- ..,thsl ale certain and pleasant
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CTFAM COMMUNICATIONS between

STEAM COMMUNICATION between
- NEW YORK and GLASGOW.-The Glasgow aud
New-York Steamship Companys powerful new Steamship
GLASGOW 9S2 tuns. and 100 horse power) N stewart,
date of the Cur ard seameTs) Commander IS appointed
TO sal from New York direction Glasgow on SATURDAY
Feb next, at 70 O'Clock NJ Passage money fIrst Caon,
stewards fee nclnded) 500; Second CABIN stewards
fee included S53 No Seerage Passengers taken IaeSe
rates include Provisions but not wines or liquors. winch
surgeon For Freight Passage, apply to j. McSfMON,
No. 80 Broadway. go. -
The NEW. YORK 2lOO uns and $50 horse power. IA
consort TO the Glasgow WILL be the station early next
so,,Tp Wv dl0 tF7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-13
DEPARTMENT. No.

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4
- Han Of Records Public notice :. hssy sssn taas
49, florg bzye been presented IN the board
~ GlJsrmrr To REPAIR and FLAG the SIDEWALKS
on:east .lIs Of AyENTE b bss~ssn @e and sss
fHiRIEFNTH STREET. AL pesoas Interested. hss-
me- Oh s1ns thereto requested % present. then IN
xTfinx 20 The UNDERMINED a. his once ~ ~ os"'s Vas
18Th day OF December neIt.-Decemberf 1871.
"a JOHN I. DODGE, Street Connr'iossf.