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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-21
CITY COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE,
Phlade phis Feb %. 1851
II office TO CONTRACTORS


NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS
IN SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed " Proposals for
Bridge Tramwsy and Gutter Stones viii be received At
Ills Office until twelfth day Of March next tlS2l Al
noon for furnishing the following Bridge or tsg, Tram
wsy and Gutter Stones from 900 10 $40 feet In length OF
dressed Granite TrsmwRy stones Is inches wide on the
surface inches thics and not less than ee 10 length, TO
be dressed sagh; and clear Of any twist or wind on me
surface ends well squared and side 10 be beyeed 1t
inches under from the surface Also from 100 10 oJ ive1
in length Of North River Tramw stones OF saiue oil men,
sions and dressing the above mentioned Granlte
From 250O 500 ia length Of North River Bridge or
20 inches wide less than inches Ia mex
ness and ess than feeI long Also ron 1900 To 5o
feet in length of same kind Of Bridge or Fiagstones, 10
inches wide less Than inches thick and not less than
feet in length From 10000 250eO feet in length 81
North River Gutter Stones be straight and clear Of twist
or wind on the surface less than inches In thickness
under on one side from the surface The above must be OF
The best quality OF hard and sound stones the whole 10 be
straght even and level on the surface free from
bumps or twist, wind, Of uniform thickness ull TO
the sizes named and dges and ends full to the square
The whole quantity contracted for will be required to %
delivered 10 such portions may be designated In me
months Of April May June and July next l8ol upon me
schuykill River font of the city, 10 WanutsI
wharf free and clear from any charge for freight dOckago
or wharfage OfsDy kind whatever.
The proposals state the price per foot 10 length
Twenty per cent. the amount delivered Will be 70
served until the whole contract shall have been complied
with.
nf2w JOSEPH COVERT @iss:oners
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A. H. MERwIS, Aucuoneer.
10y BANGS, BROTHER IL co. 2O4
IJBROADWAY.-Cssh advances made upon al COO

At6i o'clock, al the Auction Room
CHOICE ENGRAyINGS-Being fine collection OF Eng.
sh French AHd Italian Engayngs, colOTed and plain, en-
brscing many that old and and comprsing the
works Of GsnEb0rough Landon Westal wilkins, Teners
Ostade, &c.
Also an Of new Prints just received from
London.
ALSO, FRAMED ESCRAvINGs-A large collection,
brscing the works Of many OF the celebrated artists
OF Europe, some OF which exqustely c0ored and all
In rich and appropriate frames.
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SCHOOLS.

INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING and
IDRAWlNG, AS Broscway.-The subscriber respect
fully announces 10 his friends and the public that he Intends
giving new course OF lessons his Drawing Academy
also an evening course from I'LL O'Clock Separate Class
for ladies' The Saturday class exclusively Tor female teac
ersv be continued Specimens OF my own and my pupAs
work can be seen al my studio s SCHUSlTER
Nflw Professor OF Drawing and Painting.
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narker.. :. .c.ssryLLr Rs,o.rsa ros raI raI.gs.


TEU RsDAY, February ~.
ASHES-The market Is steady, vita fair demano for
POS sea st Tor Old and uew bills Pearls are qqie
Hts6.l The sales - hbis.
COfTON-Is unsettled IN price previous 10 the re-
&c pt OF the by the baue 40 oaes sod 81 yes
tsrdsv's pricrs-eud since Sop bales sold a. "a
n decline, the market closing heavy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There u iess activity n the mar
-, Cor eseru and flour and the market ~ me
o,y Grades Is easter The sdvces nv h@ Baltic ave had
an f.vorahl, influence on me market There e uss Do
ouiry for the Fas, ard or ca ofI New ofrsns et--r
~ srss more freely 60 STRIVE with less Go ~ Toe
ranu and =. Tier grades ar steady Dlt -. N-uaden
! gery oue Al 15G4 az. IN bond The sac, o. dol-s
reach tc0 bbs Al 1904 81. for No. :. sapeane a oi9
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SCHOOL To LET'S Market-st.,
~ Acsoenics Ink the Desks, Chairs. Chemical Fix
lures Minerals Books Glass; Cases. &C &C. for sale In
euire OF smSeod' 5. L. WlLLEIs us waist
NOR SALE.-The Furniture, and Good
Il VIII Of GIRLS SCHOOL. situated in good
peiehboihood md has been In successful operation Tor
unhs,it isfSt~
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MARRI E D
DIED d.

Or tbs soth Eco by Ch.ss. Nj JOSEPH CLJsIoN to
Mrs SUSAN MERRILL. an Of NeEfork
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4 81 SCHOOL AGENCY. 293 Broad-

l. s. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
u sWay, established lsf7.-SchOols, Colleges families
and Teachers by furnish ng their capital, eau here
negotiate for all eoucaC nal supplies The Checks secure
all parties ard beteT than money Tor al negotiations
beg transferable and good unit equivalent received
Prce OF Check 10 Teachers and employers one per cent
on one wears compensation including board ChecAs for
other purposes Tor any sun purchasers Fee Tor
procuring merchandise al cost 10 10 per cent Apply
earlv uosl paid personally If poss bic. References e.
f-ff T. II. Y.
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CAUTION. - Certain Mortgages, the
~ properly Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company. executed by stockholders OF said Company
Edward D. Hoion and accompanied By Bonds Of the sad
company assigning and guaranteeing the same have been
frauouenty obtained And put In circulation 81 New YORK
AL persons cautioned against the purchase Of said
Security. hey will be reclaimed by The Company. and
can be Of TO use The holders. w. P FLANDERS.
Treasurer Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad CO.
keW-York Feb IS. 1851. l6f Ivy
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A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
LHthe best Papers OF other Cities and Towns a. B.
PALMERS Advertising Agency, Tribune Building. d2s 4
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-12-20

In consequence of the continued appeals to Kos
suTH to consider domestic and party questions in
this country, he has been induced to utter the fol-
lowing through the press
Having come to the United States 70 avail myself for
the of my country, Of the sympathy which had
believe existed in the heart Of the nation found
it my duty declare in the first moments Of my arrival
that il my mission TO plead the independence Of Hun
gary and the liberty Of the European continent before the
great Republic Of the United States Ny principle in this
respect is that every nation has the sovereign right TO dis
pose of its domestic asirs without any foreign inter
ference that l. therefore shall not NEEDLE with any do
mestc Of the United States and that expect il
from all the friends of my not do any thing in
respect myself that could throw difficulties in my way
and while expressing sympathy for the cause would in
jure it.
at is with regret that feel the necessity Of again
making appeal the public opinion Of his country
and particularly those who profess themselves to be the
friends Of my cause, give proof Of their sympathy
by avoiding every step which might entansle me into diff
cues in respect that rule which have adopted and
which again declare be my leading principle viz not
mix and not to be mixed up with domestic concerns
party questions. l. KossurH.
"NEw YORK, DEcExBxr II, 1851"
1T is proposed in Philadelphia to abandon the idea
Of having dinner on the reception Of Kossuth
there, and to appropriate the money It would cost in
aid Of Hungary.
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was DONE would England be permitted to enjoy unmoested
her constitution Would the other peo
pie in the House Of Commons be endured by alliance
Of despos opposed all popular rights! Would the trial
by jury be permitted but above ALL would the freedom
Of speech and Of the press be left unassled in
Hear, hear Despotisms could not long flourish when
amidst them there freedom Of speech and of
the press The moral artillery that would be opening its
daily and hourly batteries upon continental absolusm
from England long there was here freedom Of speech
and Of the press would in the end induce those Powers
to asa those last and greatest buwarks Of the liberty of
man. fHear, hear For himself, he felt profound
conviction that if desposm should be reestablished
throughout the continent of Europe it win assa the free
institutions of England In his judgment conflict be-
tween the principles Of freedom and desposm close
at hand and it best to wait in neutral isolation until
all free Governments overthrown the continent
and England left sngehanded and alone to maintain the
contest? For himself he believed that England would
find it necessary demand of the despos of Europe that
they should adhere to the principle of non-nterTenton
and If this demand rejected he believed she would
find herself constrained by due regard for her
honor, safety and interest to maintain the oppressed
against their oppressors Now, when that hour
las come he believed it would when England should be
summoned to the support Of the freedom Of Europe, if she
desired the aid and councnance of his country It would
be oheerfuly accorded and millions of his counrymen
would to the of the cause of freedom Loud
and long continued cheering The Government would
come sustained by Of the people Cheers
Tho country would rise man. and flock upon their
call to the standard Of their orefahers Cheers The
oppressed nations Of the continent would upon their
oppressors The armies Of England and America would
be united with them and not footprint Of despoc pow
or would remain the continent Of Europe The Cos
sack and barbarc debris that seemed ready the
continent would then be succeeded by creation OF
thought and action resting upon the everlasting basis OF
liberty, commerce. peace, and justice II thus that
an alliance despot, violating the great and Just rule of
must necessarily lead in sefdeence TO
an alliance Of free Goycnments maintain their own
rights and institutions assaed in advance aggressions
upon other States merely because they were free Hear
lie rejoced to have read the expression Of similar sen
Inv nj
gave them bis humble endorsement and believed they
| would be sustained by their country. (Cheers
And here permit him ia say that England ans America
arms. TCheers Afesdy the ocean, az question Of
power belonged 10 Anshnd and America cloud cheers
Their commercial and naval marine combined vastly
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-12-20

PorsoS INocuoUs IN CERTAIN CAsEs.-Every bod re-
members the ballad of Goldsmith of the mad dog wo bit
the man. and died himself in consequence; the mt,
Gaping utterly unhur The people swore at 6rst tht ba
man would die
!" But soon wonder came to light, W
That showed the rogues they lied
The man recovered from the bite,
The dog it that died"
simar case is reported by the Newark fderuser OF
veteran drunkard, occurring recently in SNp camden
lie bitten by r6ttesnake, and not nNe sngntest
degree inured hut the snake Instantly ngan 70 snow
himself monstrous uncomfortable, writhq wriggeo,
squrmed and shvercd then cooled himsel up with an
air Of resignation and died from the efectsf the liquor
which 1t had unadvisedly mbbed This - good case
for temperance lecturers The fact by the,ay Is now
psrfectly notorious that pint Of whiskey sHowad man
folv Il certain euro fos the bite Of sna While the
venom remains in the system the liquor fay TO produce
| drunkenness CAdrieson Nefs. f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

-. ,,.,, mean. By ASSOCIATION, uatl ih'y
esH po<y vpS tbs' sb.9 ~ y, .ucss..iy rssst
~. svor Of the com ,s "a. .soi %
,sssh do Dot ~ .r. aaioss &C &c as me:
- "a. co.'s 8sfsd sinte' DISEASE that caused
up n sor. - ~ fssr ytoa for the telling md
lie from the 10 pfssss @
1880 u ssf.r's s. esn.o oort.sg.s" H.
yr,sd By esit.s cat maa' Q, ne ar I, 81
sssv,ry 70 49,. oss'S ,S. qu.t psses
81 rs hi'., - r-sr.d The ties 80 sss -
vSs, toTs ssussl neface Of The fsc.ory and
ss nort.ss DsVsr cad ea o. '1s so9s 80 ~
II. bloom soon fades from her eesli
sJ 49,. sfstsp 80 ,ss.n,s
~ system o. social ofganiraon o. society 1ns
10 tss sm'r.cs Of dean toas>nos 81 lnolsho
zss0sg h. ,n Toe phsntoropi - Of Msssachl "a are
,Ipr.ssoss Of mpslhy tor tie olaeE sarsi Of 90.
Caohfs s.,,,, o u food clothog aud she,s1'
80 ID % Save "a ~ soutn e" sIpsheacs.r 80 ~
vh5ch he s'sse sS r. - -lo a.. no, Own foot Of
reap sns oss oy harty suassncs Of the land
sls ..s tie Il the so Goes not cbooe 20 fsa on.
.ss.rsr o. pse' O sss 30 .'asny o.0'o' 'i''' n"
nsn ~ t,,so ihs landlord sst We can Only De
h.se mus rshtto the right gus'sniesa . us oy
cone Tree 80 IN. oo bA.. of ,rue Independence ~ &C
exusn. by MAJ Of this most sacred rfnt ~ III
.sss,s , S. BToIh.r. ssroasbou, Uaa
ga. down hyor. BEADED mon-.s Lsnc nonop9y ao w.
- ls ~ Nbeh sCt socsU viii disappear hss "a APr
HsrrfH id
he D. generaiy spPfoFe OF
s,nI.. bot tn .onstmes nsce'ny per
49,, -. s AZ thu nst.scs Here the sats Of Tho cass cotton
To-, or, uow selling his City reduced css-ins :.
,,sr. Cotton sf ~ - es-t hsncs NE
rs5.cs wages suffer lose TINS tsppsafs 70 me ne Pan
state u The csss 1890 ,.,,. .. 1891. .,,,,
nrtsd 70 he public DOMAIN hey would son % comoapY st
be6 Hsa they orwrd and anticipated sncn
,>(o-, .y strucs funds WI b have os-n man ns
on 81 them . Tree sno happl
ZONES 10 the could Obtain from she bosom 81
earth that noursin Which MAD AsH st
r.,sr acc I'd o them for their labor -, --....-
IN. oSs.on va. then taseo snd The report Of the com't's
unanimously adopted
Ths Congress then 40 Jonrnso D., ,.a b. ~, a,o,
.bias 90 the present occasion ia'e' concou.e OF
tbs t.rru lsev) ep'ssnt majority 81 them hy s7
- a. E,snds Tor Qaahsf. Il . 20 be hops1 they VI" coz
,nns their VISITS % Co1grsss a. NJ brsht 'pshuE 80 49,
f,n. Of worsn all encouraged r7ioeIs
n,k az duty During 6ssss oayso or Amsnsn
n. CONAN If Lnarrs generally GA The SIDE oi bostt
g. pr,sed their brothers aud hIbalds Tor he c'uss
- .nrosre u 20 cory hs glorious ~ofk brgn oy 'ls
No. NJ "a th, tbsr synpsfh are Win us hrny oss
Indeed they are county pfds-,hsF cha'n w
al.v H. mans % irs-neu ~ NT 49,,
Tbsy .ooths tie ssg,y passions, " N vi ca nsn
49, Az "a or was truly bles M Eve bsoass ms VIZ
Aso Aoa" ~" BKs PRICE Rec Sscy
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FANCY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.


YAM. n. CARY a. co. 243 and PAS
w Pearlst between John and Fulton sts) invite the
attention Of the city and distant Jobbing Trede
which they offer ct the lowest rates either Tor casa OF up
Under Iteir present Arrangements thsV esn onet great
Inducements on all their Foreign Goods ana VIII Tvs
ibey customers the benefit Of the large discounts vnlcn
shey have gained by the increased amount OF ihe puf
ehsses. .,.,.. -, .nERI
CAN GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
Their stock will he Kept full during the whole year Ana
al order, will be promptly supplied They particularly u
Vie he BEXICAN snd South AMERICAN dealers %
examine their stock OF Jevslry, manufactured expressly
or markets. also their stock OF Ivory Combs sasp'eo
The following articles pan OF their stock;
Linen ThTeHds
Various makers plain satin finished, blsck, drsb'
witty brown and cCIored, N @ I,xso
white black and coored Nos 0xlSe Is to 800 yards
Tapes and Boebins
Linen and cotton. assorted colors and sizes
Cutlery.
kazors knives, Shears, Scissor. and Table Knives and
FORKS Wade a Butchers Wos!enboms, Rodgers, and
other celebrated makers.
HAIR co,h teeth paint vArpSh shaving, SHOE ernmo'
Musical lnstruments
Aecordeon', v!oin' flutes fo' ClArione''' haFmOn'
A large and rich assortment, consisting OF beautifully
carved pearl ivory, bone and wood sticks also plain
sncss, with plain, fancy and slvered paper
livery Combs.
ZINE y, bS, boS, and NPU, l4Nit incnes
Combs
Plain and fancy ncE dressing pocket and side OF shell
buffalo and horn.
Guns
Single and double, English aud American real and imi
astiOn twist; also, variety Of Rifles.
Ptstols
English and PocEei, bel, and holster; oors and
Allen Thurbert Revovera Also complete assortment
Of Sporting ApparstHs
PerfumerY.
LubiRs maagenet Coudrays, Plvers Pinsnds ana
Edes fine extracts.
SOAPS
Lows white and brown Windsor and Honey; Lubn's,
suersin's Pinauds and Msugenes Coudrays Assorted
syles, &c. &c.
Also,
Percussion Caps Needles Pins, Hooks and Eyes Steel
Pens suspenders Buttons Of all styles Pocket BOOKS,
PORT Monraes, Purses Stationery, Beads, WhAebone,
Looking Glasses, &c. &c. T..
Isory. TOrtoise SAel Pearl Sheu HOr- Tips, &C. fcr
CsisoSues in the FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ENGLISH languages. Si SmmWe'hP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
MEDICAL.
Mrs. Buns

Mrs buTG
A NTIQUE OlNTMGNT.-A sure and
speedy cure for the PILES. ChSed Limbs, chspped
Banda &c This article hss loug been used IN private
pFsrce and 10 schnow lodged 10 ne The beat Article exSnI
for the relief Of The shove nsmsd complaints.
FOR sale a. wholesale and retail IN he~fork. by Geo
" Maboe, 81 Essss0st; l. MiDOr Co III FulIon-st A
8 & Sands. loo Puhon-st; hEvisnd. Keese Co 81
Msiden-ape; C. V. ClicEeper Co 81 BNclsY-ti l. h
Ring Broadway. corner OF J0hnst; }. Coddingtcn,
SS Hudtor-st ard us Broadway r A Sands 6oHerJ,
correr Of spriDgst Agent for srooElyn- hrS n hays
Us RuonsL
Aso for sale BY the Agents OF our PAN huier gene'AJ
Put up and foc 81 Wholesale ~
PERRY DAVIS PROPRIETOR,
n 9m- "a HighG Providence. z l.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF DALLEY'S

but practically Illashs.ed.

butl practically Illashssed-
Prom No.hs suncsy Tir.s OF Fee. ,. 1881
Nor PUTF A few days ago The clothes Of the little
daughter Of ooe Of The propeo Of this paper accidentally
TOOK IRE and tie grandmother IN Der eDdeavOrs 10 eIun
guish the flames unfortunate enough 70 burn ore Of Der
hsrc' to blister. She suffering great agouy and ne
only remedy immediately syslsble being Daley Pain EE-
useio nai was freely applied Incredible A. II may seem
the nex' morning the Effects Of The burn mad entirely dsip
pesee and The hand sound As this
RED under OR own personal notice earnoi refrain from
advising every family to have supply OF within rsseh In
csse ofaccdeot Tbs depot Tor m sale 10 a. the Of
Broadway and Lspeuarc St
Forthe Genuine article IN The Enveiop and enlarged
Boxes, sPpyto DALEY,
AS srosiwsy. corner Lispsnsrd-st.
To be tad, Also, OF A 3. D Sands Hsyi.And, Keese
Co., c '. Cictener & Co 81 Barclay-st. Wster Tow.
seed Pearis 81 Rusbon MIRA NJ hsyea, Brooklvn. and
OWN. Mercer Newark. y. J. ALI lmSh&Ths
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HEp.pTn1.T az pgpA1E. AsD SUPPLIES. No. s.s
IJCiy Han-TO BgILDEksseae5 80 sspoh.s as,d
be ocs Of he coumssoesr' o. lev va - pub b.
sortfv Nav sb AZ u oroes al -ben " =, - "a AZ
" i9r ssins Tss. B'et Bs.' = " 30. s,.tos
- ~ "a house - - M a.
- -. - .o.sestoa Of the bsditk reg ~ - 500.
ou stoa n regard thereto car . sa . 10 sDet.t ssa.r'
- 1900. n, n. Mason vera aod Chgs E-Th. Con
B,rk .,tat.s FURNISHED s ssns. n dssnsd Tor
ts,.ys~s Of he corpOaaOa- VIM AbAns' a.
Ears sa1 Supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

CONTROLLERS OFFICE Albany, Apul sab lS5l -ss.sd
p,opo.as The COmPols 1Gt THURSDAY ths
ls ssy Of Nay cocE. for furnishing tEs ioS"
~ articles Of stSt.o1ery, ~
Is r-sms ~hrs ~ I'd Later Pspsr, Congress
~ r.ams .hits ruled Gao Psp-r Congress
10 rsams ~ ID Cap Paper, hnss 4 aet apart
= reams Wh "a Note Paper
hts ksy Al Eagrsssng PAPER
- rssms Bark Enysops Pspsf
CLASS H.
DO COO Bua Latter Envelopes. No s
Ior00 Buh Lsttsr Envelopes, No B. with sea-
% 0so hrte Letter Envelopes No. s, 9TH seal
1000 White Letter Envelopes, 70 s.
Isl go Witt Note Env slopss. HO4.
1000 But Envelopes. Covsrnpsnti No. s
CLASS III.
1900 Quls No 81, Opaque
A. dozsr inch Ivory FOLDERS
l0i neh lvory Fodsfs ,,
dozen Rossrs 4 sons Erssng Knves, Fory -aniss-
sross Fsbers black Lead Pencils, No !.
gross Faber's black Lead Psncs NO g.
100 os Government Red Sealing wax
0s Red Waters. smaisHs
81 dozen half pint papsss black saaa- ,,,,
y dozen "a. bottles haylArd Noysss bAct lak. 49,.
AHofhs above a b ofthe very osst q1y Ao 70 %
r. A. he STAT Han on or tie fst day Of J1ns asrt-
s-n,s no-s m - ssch class unosrsd ABOVE
sssa. PHI C. FULLER, Comptroller.
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CHESNUT GROVE COLLEGE, Cliff

~ ton. Staten Islsnd-PresideDt. Rev THOMAS TOW
ELL, M =. C DIN consequence OF the unprecedent-
ed improvement both 10 the physical and mental culture OF
the pupils Of the Institution. but very few vacancies are
available for The Summer Term commencing on the lei
OF NAV The course OF education consists OF the Greek
aud Latin Classics French, Spanish and German by IA
tves of these countries respectively Engsh, ali he scl
ences and every branch OF Bellies betes, also vocal and
instrumental Music Gymnastics and Military Tacuct.
The situation IL OF the most delightful pleasant ADD
healthy that possibly be conceived Only six mlles
from New York, 10 retired as II In the Western
wdeTuess and il commands the combined advantages Of
sea iores snd elevation No pains expense are spared
To- Insure the highest the part OF The various In
srucIors AUD ali the comforts and convenience OF home
to the pupils The President be seen on Tuesdays,
Yhursdsys and Saturdays a. Ihe ohce OF SEAMAN
MUIR, S2l Broadway. An early application necessary.
REFERENCES Rev Drs Berrian, Higby, Schroeder and
Hswn; Professors Hsckley and MScvcker, COlumps
College; Seamsn Muir, S2i Broadway Center
Co ~ Oldsp; Davidson Bromley, q Wsll-sI; 4 Bar
~, 81 Pine-st; D. Appleton Broadway Carton Co,
Broadway mSl lmMth&S'
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NOTICE To BUILDERS Sealed rroSOsas vi = received ~
n. Corm..oosf. asd Inspectors u Co1ron schools n ne
Trh Mare aut he 81 oeock p n of tas ef-e-oe
80 m ptn Ga ard School Bu1ng % - osd on Ne so-l
s.,r oru-r Of Forh Nhrca sts kach proposal m
>. .sors.d sccrdE The neaes. AID sk1sd y s Pes1
givs Of hs persous % Won
~ re, or fer a. security FOR The f11sut o. he eontac les
pas nsd ard csPss q re GA -
tL. go oftbs Arhr@c JAcI 10 bfoA1sAy, OF o. ne
Cou OF Wtrs and A. The OGes o. as tca q Lia
-,vou Prooesss nay sf uItb James v hch, hoo nan
ct Rs1th No as PGrt row Inspector, J.ues
K,arssy n D. ~ DusDsst- Hsvfort, April ls l8L J. v
RICE 7 L shITH cSnnssOass Dr. ksssasf' LaspeStSf'
alfsu
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Mr. KELLTNGER is and will continue

d
Dto sstoni,h the whole world With bis Magic fud Tor
fastening and besufipg The hair. when un1reos OF DO
srs have been psd Vsiu and all hopes used ron
FREQUENT disappointment This vas ne case WIN NJ.
George w Walng who had Ost 81 his hsir without me
shadow Of belief he commenced using kelngers Fuid,
srd before be had bottle his hAr had Stared
very ihcb and fast unbeknOwn Dr. and through the
poitepess Of M Robert Brown, oneOf tho chief AIDS,
have this eenIlemsn's AFFIDAVIT eorfooofs1ed ~ az
oiber bisby respectable persons Who have known Mr. W
Tor wears He Tot Only hss plenty Of hair bat II Is hne'
curly soft ar glossy Dr. has cases OF . years reso5
I'd Ore gentleman had bis portrait taken 10 bald neao
wa btd from II to q yess. and now hsS II aEen VIII
beautiful head OF hair For undensns proof OF th, csl
on Mr. ] Merium, a. lhe Hipp1ns Riding School IN Ca
us-si New-York City We the people are fOols VINO
buy trash upon Idle assertion when hey can get such ev
desce a. bis and hundreds u Others be seen ard new
or IS are dsv handed Ia This case 10 more tnan al
the pretended remedies show 10 the United Sses
Pie Dr. will forfeit 81 OO0 II be falls 10 prove MS
a. doubt Sod al the DepOts 80 PeAf-st, 20 And 80
Broadway white front house, betEeen OIStd 81
Broome ais where The Dr. be daily consuiIel- ~
lH 80 OO'H' NV al lmThsSM