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GKN. ScorT Ard Gov MARcY-THEtR DtFrr-
Guilty SETTLED -Oae OF the pleasing incidents IN
Washington, just before the adjournment of Con.
gress, was The meeting Of Gen. Scott aud Gov.
Marcy. AT apsrry, embracing upwards OF one hun
dr.d distinguished gentlemen, fCrtign ministers,
Ne, Gen. Scott, 10 the enjoyment OF the adv intage
which his tall form affords him, of overlooking an
assembly OF euests, espled Gov. Marcy la another
part OF the room. These gentlemen had not ex.
chsnged friendly WORD since Mr.. Secretary
Mafcy's hire upon the gallant general, az he ives
about setting out tor Mexico Upon seeing Gov.
Marcy, Cen Scotimmediately observed, There
Marcy, must go and speak with him for the first
tine since our pen and ink contest a move neat
which The Gen,rafs friends standing near hum,
warmly approved Crossing over TO where Gov
Marcy was standing, Gen Scott rendered his haad
with n graceful offer 81 rene sal nf friendshiu
and fcrRedulness ~ the pas, Gov. M 4rcy, grasp.
ing IL, thaahcd him warmly; aud the event shed a
rare light and beauty upon the testiades Of the
ev. ming. Subsequently, GOy. Marcy took coca.
zion, in replying 20 complimentary sentiment, 70
r.ier In emphatic and strong terms 10 the Vtllsu.
try and iiltspt deeds Of zen. scott ddfiDg the
wall a. Sfaiymaa, Morth IL
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Common Pleas.

MaRcn lf-Emie Baron Margsrrstbs, rs. JOHN Girls
1od ard aihers This IL sction Of trespsss the
CAGE fer the recovery Of the value OF trunk together
with its contents The defendants owners Of line
Of vessels between this port and London. In the
OF February 1860 the plaintiff took cabin pas
sege for himself his wife two children and servant
In vesssl belonging to the defendants, called the
Margaret Evans Previous TO the day OF sailing the
plaintiff put on board nine cases oflusgage The next
day he went board with his family, and the vessel
cropped down the river On the arrival Of the vessel
here II seems one OF the cssee, which yelio '
trunk containing large quantity OF wearing apparel
and some plate pima alleges missing, and which
he further sedg.s has never been recovered Evi.
aence Of the delivery Of the trunk board given
and they we're proceeding give evidence of lite con
tenta and the value. when tbs court Adjourned.
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STEAMSHIP LINE BgrwEkN CHA

freight and no connection with any
poly. The and elegant steamahip NORTH AMERICA,
tone the above 0 tons burthen the fastest steam
ship In the world II, Bothon Commander will leave
Chaos about the 10Th each month the arrival
o. the regular steamship. At Par fso San Francisco
for New York orect without stopping at Kingston Ha
vana and IL confidently expected that THIS ship will make
the passages between Chngres and New York In
less This shin will leave Now York for Chaye
day the i'h day Of Apri from pier No Nrth river,
three o'clock r. H. The above vessel entirely having
made but two tips TO Chares and passengers depsud
her Icing clean and her bedding &C. free from
some o. them expressly DESIGNED for the Of
families Passengers that intending to leave San Fran
cisco erNew York New York for San Francisco would
do we'll To- make their 70 take passage the
Steamship Line between Chsgres And New York
The above steamship ventilated improved principle
and Passengers by this ship depend hayns ever
thing 70 their entire sattscton experienced
attached to the chip For further information Inquire
the ohee pier No North river foot OF Norris street.
where the plan Of the cabin be and state
bertls secured.
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H-EDICAIs.


pANHAMB VEGETABLE ELIXIR - FAST GAINING
- snyabls stand with the human family for the
Of all the diseases OF the CHEST
sfelSod liver complaint dyspepsia loss o. appetite
debility &c. no. Every day It's virtues
those who tsle IT. for and all the and
cheapest medicine eyer brought before the public and
that those who have tried IL should spend IS
bottle eft. To DO had At the Depot in Chambers street.
door from Centre.
NEW MEDICAL B00Ks.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the Kindred Observation-Disclosures BY
Bostwieh D. lecturer surgery and diseases Of ne
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston MEDICAL and
and far superior TO anything Of the kind published in
this country Author Of The Family Physoisn N Zoe
cents. author Of work On "ssf:.bc.s and IL; o.
price 81 For sale at the publishers BrRINGER T0wH
BEND 222 Broadway and BY The author. 6O4 Broadway
DE. EARsEE Is ,SoEIIDENTIALLY, oSo ;sTE
hospital DR.. w. 10 enabled to guarantee speedy
without mercury Bee his diploma his oioe No. Mott
street. adjoining Chatham square, with the drst
surgery ana medicine this country ever produced.
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mARcH III -.4rrag arn.rt Of Prissnrrs. James Smith
and Frances Kelly against whom there are two iu-
oietment one for oounterfeting the coin Of the
ted at.s aud the other for putting II In circulation
we're put to the bar and srraigned, Both prisoners
pleaded not guilty
James Lsr,on, Elizabeth Lawson, and Catharine
Hobbs who ALEC indicted tor passing counterfeit
money, we're arraignsd and pleaded not gailty
Alfred Power sud John Kelly Bowling. fsdcted for
larceny the high seas, were next arraigned, and
pleaded not guilty.
The trials OF all the prisoners set down for Mon
dpy next The jury was then discharged.
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PIAors NArvrrY.-United states. 2l9 ireland. l20
England, Is; Scotland. 81 Wales Germany 2 France
Sweden Switzerland; Italy l. British possessions in
FRon-HospitaL Bellevue IS; Pententiary BlackwelIs
Island Small Pox Hospital do, Wards Island. a. RAN
dalrs Island 81 City Hospital 81 Aims Houe Black wells
Island. 8; Colored Home s; Colorsd Persons. IL.
A. ". WHITE, City Inspector
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T1SITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-FoR
~ Chsres, Havana and New Orleans-Throush tickets
20 san fr.nesco At reduced rats-Charcs pas.ensers
ON Wscperdav March 2G Al n M the snlens,d donble
enEre steamship OHIO 5000 tons burtheu. Jas Fudlay
sehenok, eomuandtr will sail precisely At o'clock,
from her tier A. The i9o, warren street with the
Chasrts Freight taken 10 New Orleans usual rates
Specie only taken freight Havana No bills Of lsdns
20 NJ O. ROBERTS, III West street corner Of warren
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CROO REwAkD-JErFRIE ANTIDorE. A sPE

bcOO eihe mixture for the cure Of priysedisordsrs
makes Iecdy without the least restrictions OF diet
ornk or change IN application TO business The
proprietor CHALLENGES single which the mixture will
not under the forfeiture Of I've hundred dollars IL 10
Pvt W in bottles With full directions A. ST. One bottle
leste weCk-msny cured in two days. For sale by
g. u RING 1a1 Broadway; ns Baysrd street. New York
Little, l0l Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co., New
Orlesne.
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SHIPPING.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-ToR BRE-
" men, via Sou thampton.The u. s. Nail
NAM Crabtree commander will sail for Bremen via
Southampton Saturday March a. from pier No. North
river Price Of passage the first osbin 100 Ia
cabin 500 An experienced Surgeon attached to the
All letters must through the Post Once Specie de-
hvered Hayre reduced rates For passage freight
apply to koLLkR, SAND RIERA, agents. 80 Broadway.
ST6AhsnIP CITY OF 0LAsoow-roR LIvEaPooL.
~ Mathews ate Of the Great Western Comm
will sail positively from Phlsdelpks saturday March
18TH ~ twelve O'clock This ships regular passases
her superior accommodations for second cabin
male her very dsrsbs conveyance Price Of
sixty collars In order to trouble railway tickets
sicEARDsoS. eExrsoN.a CO. a Exchange p,.es.
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MEDICAL.

ITO rENALrs-DR LAfoNrs CELEBRATED PILLS
These riils cafe In their ELECTS and highly
prEed female medicine, 70 be used in rregu-
sries obstrrcons &c. Pull and explicit, directions
closed conner q Broadway and John street, corner
Of est Broadway ahd Beach Of Grand and
Allen street. o. broadway aud Houston Price,
fifty cent? dollar per box.
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nocroR YoURsELT-roR TvENrY-rIyEsoKsrs-

- BY MEANS Of the Pocket hsoulspius Every One His
Own Physician thirtcth edition. with hundred
ryinss showing and every
and form, By william Young Nd Graduate OF the Uni
rsy Of Pennsyvani. The various forms q secret ais
Eases faithfully described and all the recipes given
pisa Language. The chapter ssf-Abuse 10 worthy Of
particular attention. and should be read by evsry enc
Young who have been unfortunate In contracting dis
ss previous 20 placing yourselves under the 81
sector no matter what hs pretensons b.
hs truly useful Strangers visiting city psrtsu-
sry those contemplating marriage, don't think reurn
ina home without cory Of the Pocket Asculspius SEES
sss rers.ns son sea- should possess Dr. Ysunss
Iesee On hsrritge the Pocket sculapius Every
Hsovp Physician Any person sending twenty-five sents
sne"sed IN let ter will receive copy Of ,hs ~
us OF Eve copies Will be for Dollar Address
YOUNG l62 spruce strsst Philadephsi also for sale
W Stringe- n Townsend. 222 Broadway, New York.
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ExPRIsss;, LINE yoR caASREsIIIE S.w AND

= splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN. Loo
tons George w. Howe commander, will sail the 18th
inst from Pier No. T. North River. This steamer for
strength sreed and comfort challenges competition. Al
though the win sail four after the o. Mail Steamer
she win land her passengers, and Bedford Co.'S letters and
sschsges in advance Of the u. Mail First cabin $50
eand do $40 steersge, $40. Number Of passengers limited
Plan Of cabins ,een and passage secured At this ofe.
BERFORD Il CO. 2Astor House. yesey street.
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EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRBs DIRECT THE
Z new and splendid double engine steamship PRONE
fHEUs Of 800 tens burthen will leave from Pier No
North river, on Thursday March s7h a. o'clock r. II
The we'll known and favorts steamship New Orleans viii
leave Panama, the 10th Of April Tor San Francisco di
rect irving passengers b. the Promethsus the opportunity
Of reaching California by tho speedy and
Conveyance. N ia few first class ttatc remain
unengaged For freight or passage, apply to
De ALLEN, No: Battery Place, up stairs.
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TUE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT sAMP-
s.n, viii Fail for bermuda and ST. Thomas Wsdnes-
day the 9Th Of April. 1851 At She has excellent
passenEers Price passage TO
Ss1 TO St. Thomas, s70 There regular
Vera Iruz Venezuela etc. The Merlin will take freight
Apply to CUNARD. Jr, 80 Broadway.
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dssascs IN sfew hours vegetable application vish-
cat pain In aeehty erought on BY improper habits and
Affections combine medicines with the
remedy and show there Who oan
not be cured without have daily years stand
lag from the oher physcians In all guarantees perms-
nent cprs have oonrsctione daily without csuso
which others by their expeins
enough NJ diplors with these and the hundr.Ss
sornesses show thst equal H. You cured In
enc dsy-D. N. Corbyn. Yen erpeilsd complaint IN
sv hocrsC. Deroua. wss under the other physician
without benefit body sursA
ne In short time Jshn Rel.onlr ysd ever 800 IL
Avs yesr be cured Of debility from self abuse wthsst
hsncft you cured ~ local spd general treatment
short timsJss Salisbury. Trestment BY letter 0ms
hours from A. n. 70 Y. NJ, ard from 70 r. n. IA
Lamont, a. Rsais street, 40 dcers from Broadway.
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7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YOKE
IL Office. March A.

- Pest Office, March ., 1851
OFFICIALLY PvBILsiED THE PAPER HAVING LAReEsr
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date the list in VIII ieh they Arc
advertised. LADIES LIST.
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ROARD-Wanted, by single Gentle
~ men-breal fast, and dinner on Sundays-iB pm
vae family where there other bOardsrs- Address
Z. C., AZ this Office DIP lie
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GAMES! ANIMALS, GIFT

- MES, ANN UA LIS! GIFT
~ BOOKS Uncle Tbomas's Game for the young
ato,s Of America the American Chronicle gca Cards
highly amusing aud instructive game for the youth Of
our country. Price rs cents,
Tue new AMI illustrated Game snip Snap, snorum, with
ample drectsbsveTy using aad interesting. Is cents.
Also general assortment Of Annals Gift Books, Ju-
vepiles Toy Books Fancy Articles Games &C. suitable
f9 preisots the coming Holidays For sale Wholesale
and retail by BUNCE BRO TIER,
Publishers, Booksellers and S.ati9nsrs,
dl2Ns No 1874 Nassau-st.
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Sales bp Aurtion.

+. Cotton, ABctloneer.
FURNITURE, &c. -THIS DAY, (rn-
II day Dee le a, i0 o'clock Il. The Aucfl1n r9's ~
% Beskman and q Ann-sts large and gsnefn ~
Of good furniture, consisting n part q " p
mahogany Chz.Ts and Sofas, COncaes Dt ans 20,
steads dining and tea Tables. marole-tsp c,ess -
center and card Tables, WasAsiands ie4tHsI bs. Oh
MattI,sx.s pa aster. tlrss-ply and ingram Ctfpe o
cloths Office Desks ofcs Chairs StDes kensn 800 ~ a.
ture kc Alss seTeI al dozen curl maple ana "o"1
Rn.,nn Hcrk ers &c sc. sac p)s-Ive eIe ~
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OF LOUIS KOSSUTH.

n The following the only correct kenesses OF the
great Hungarian Patriot. - ~
Kossuh and his Gtnerals-plan. 81 80 cbiorsd 81 90
Ponralt Of kOssuih- Dlain, y cts cJlti - cents
Portrait OF K0ssnih-plain III cents.
Gculds kOssuh-p' ain 81. -
No $50 Broadway.
NIB Orders from any part Oft country will be sen, ~
mail, free OF postage. Va y.
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A u. MRnwS Aucsicesss
~ BANGS, BROTHER h co.
ID. $. HOVsH. Auctioneer.
- nav ID NJ

d > TtWINHs tutIVNtoI
THIS DAY, at - p. NJ, at No. 81
II Bsekmsn-st. m0st stunsndons ASSORTMENT OF Rub-
bsh Nicknacks Juscrack' Mha.nots aad Nots hats old
Jewtlry, &c sc oaored IN the city Of Now York.
very Sasll portion Of the vas,y be uentonsd 10
the advertise mept. such Old soves rat tTaps INK nut
gold dust, second hand medicine lswsharps Ore
dogs hat boxes brss door plates, husss bales sRgsf
m fm and quart, curtains hxturss Of the style % Lous
let finger sofss % Obj OF The style Of Simpson,
superb oil paintings ,, the nobt b, Of the lot csatuy
motous chairs do ladies do do cooper esn, erass
In az yostle eagle. the "a herring and boarding q
several London GnA sna Pans paNa shops Also good
variety If fair to MIDI AZ New York made f0raiare
This sale IS POSITIVE. di1ns
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Cost.
silisfeIlaneoms advertisements.
MOST IMPORTANT To THE PUB

MOST IMPORTANT To THE PUB
IvI Lie Feeling imperative duty W do all IN our
puver To make wonderful and desirable ftct.
that seems destined to evolutIonze the world thst as
eoysry sros lively made that 10 annhilze
vaef DOES Gfe those desrcus TO kn~ The OF
0cacy of DIR WATTS NERVOUS ANrID0fE IN A.th,
ma sumption, Dfopsy Ch6nia And all other arssnsA
S,ssasss heretofore deem I'd inc nTabe, rsfsErsdto
Dr. q. S Baldwin, No. l97. 1th-ay.
Mason Aston. Esg id st, Harlem
John Bogardus. ESD, No. 20 ClaIkson-s,
Can't. j. BiscOe, corner Of i;h-ay., and sd 81
W h Conant Esq, No ~ Pearl.s'.
Mons ChagOt Esq No. l78 Canal ~.
Ihas Conckin, EsQ No 100 Hudson II
] y. Callahan, ESQ, No. "a, Pine. st.
John s. Horton, Esq., No. 80 Nasssu-s,
VIM &. Hornfsger. ESQ, No n Wall st.
George Hayward, Esq, No. - Nassaust
George Hamilton Esq, No. ij2 2ohst
Moses Hawkins, Esq No. $50 East 2ist-st
W. X Miller, ESQ No. 800 Broadway
Dr. Strstton, No 299 Grand 81.
A Smith, ESD, No 90 FTaDkTotst.
Chas webb, fsq, No go West ljth-s
O. W Weber, Esq author Of " Shot in tho Eye," Ae,
and go others whose and addresses can be had
DEPOT L. nted royal ito pages No. l0I Nassaust
From 20 cen, " 81 bottle. d9gts
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THE PHILADELPHIANS have the

u honor 70 arrouace TIA, they VII give CONCERT
"a vocgl and Instrumental MaSsc, Nal0na Hall, No
- Canal st a lev doors from Broadway. FRIDAY
EVENING ne1t. December =. 1854. Prof Hayward
Prof Locke, Prof PfVnmer, Hr BrO~a u Y0nkers, Mr.
Brewer, AID cher Musical Al fists aes and gentlemen
with the Infant Singer three years old Will render eesat
service The Company have idea Of appiznd.ng then
musical performances. but leave ercomlums 70 be
passed SthsS are entitled TO any 70 generous aed pat.
fonizinE community Hearing the sursst method q
knovng Doors open at 6,-CenceIt 30 commence ~ !
oelOek Adnission the door, Il cents Ne postpone
nsEf For PARTICULARS szEal eEiis AZ IL
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1.-TWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN

II A New and Absolutely Unique Race Of Mankind.
The mos. extraoeiny and aeIp esble phenomena tina.
the history C the human has produced be
for fen weeks AZ the large Exhibition Room Of the
SOCIETY LIBRARY. corner of Broadway and Leonard
They recently taken rom a newly discovered
and doatrous people IN Central America by whom they
lept with supersttous yenerstion. disiirc, AMI
secluded caste OF their priesthood and employed
Mines and Bacchanals then Pagan Ceremonies and
wership
They male and female. The latter measuring 2sl
inches hight, ghng II lbs the former ia y inches
high, and weighs 20 lbs
From repeated snd careful examination the best ply
Sologs state the elder 10 be " - years Of the
younger about 10 years
They differ altogether from examples Of the dwarf Kind
ard fIom children; ahordng complete and unienllble
illustration Of Pgmean variety Of the Human Race
Tickets OF admission IS Children under 10 years
half Season Tickets 81 Doors open each day. from
II until /, and from until o'clock. dll ims
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MUSICAL SOIREE.-Mr. Girls
WI WOLD'S First Musical Soiree will take place On
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 49, at the Apollo Rooms,
on which occasion he viii be assisted BY the folio wing emit
pent artists hrs Laura \ Jones, Dir Geo h BIisto"
Mr. Geo n Curtis, Mr. q. w. Bradford, and an Amatenr
The Grand Piano Forte TO be used 10 from Chickennss
mandatory. n,.,.
Concert 10 commence a, o'clock. 1ickcs 1Oc 10 90
had az The principal Hotels and bllSc StoT0s ad ~ ING
door en- the evening Of the Concert
f,' No Postpouoment on account OF weather. 30 ~
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APARTMENT .-Furnished apart
IN men,s ios Gentsmtn with OF without partial soalc.
II No. II Iispeaars-st Broadway. NzH
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MEN WANTED IMMEDI-
YOUNG LADIES.-Wanted, two young

u Ladies' competent and well qualified TO attend in n
Fancy Goods Store None but those Of gsnteel manners
and good address possessing activity. energy and enter
pri need apply Call at No ~ Broadway, corner OF
Maverlv-placs dill IT.
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CLOAK and DRESSMAKING, Brad

lag and PmBroldering IN The post saoasIs -.
perfect a. ia all esses oar assed, 81 No I"
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STABLF WANTED.-Wanted to hire,
Amusements.

NIBLO'S GARDEN. Manager, Mr..
John Seton. Tickets Soc Private Bores IS Doors
open AZ TO commence at y o'clock THIS EVENING,
bee ~ vii be- performed the Grand Ballet OF
THE MYSTIC CAVE OF SAHARAH
NeymaD-..- Mr.. Brilliant elga..--- VlctOnne Frank
Bar0n-.--.. Francois Raysl Seneveyo.- Nine J. Rave
SahaTah- Jerome kayel VI Ifania Mile Bsum
LyOulons on the TIGHT ROPE, by the RAVEL YAM
lily ard 5I0ns BLONDIN
InternissioN u Elteea Minutes
To conc ude viii the comic Pantomne
VOL Al VENT.
vi "a Ga5rI RaYel Pierre Francois Rave,
Jaquomo- Jerome Rayel SinA---sne VI. M1rzeui
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G KEAr, Anet 9Dssf . ,.,-n,-r
MORTGAGES SALE OF RN sIs
lyI TIRE. HANDSOME PIANO FORTE, &c THIS
DAY. a. 10 O'Clock. At No o NASSAU 81 nsar sn
ton n KEMP vii sell a. auction a. aDoye y oi1sI VI
,og, and renewed for eO1venisnce OF sae lso
asSort,Teut Of valuable Rosewood and s1nosaay rna,
NAM ,on and Chamber Furniture most OF whcn as
Te~a sads 10 order aEt but itt!e ussdal ng ohe
rsr rosswOod Piano Forte BOT nte used s-nSotns
"a n al rosewood PzOr grEf 1re "a rue n A
sat,n broearslle Per Glasses. Oval Hnfois, ffsAen
CIae< Mantsl Ornaments, Library aaa secretary BOOK
SassS Cogches Diyaas Tete-a fetes. carved Maogaay
sfas ear and pafor Cha;n extension DINING Tables.
xb rsne al assortment OF god furniture aAd
osH efhgys1. Catalogues aos ready a<"'
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Premier"
V,HE GREAT NETWORK PRINT


VHE GREAT NETWORK PRINT
u ING HOUSE, BAKER. GoDWlN& CO. PRoPhi-
LToRs Gratefully gng suecess
unequalea IN the history Of the art-wbe has attended
their enierr rise the PIoprietoIs Of THE GREAs stEAa
PRINTING ESTABL ISHMENr, Tribune Buildings cor
Nassau and Sprucests. respectfully announce to thsu
patrons and the public generally that they have recently
made yey extensive for the prosecution Of
Their business the year They have Just opened ad
diional rooms and added several Of HOES IMPROVED
STEAM PRESSES, and Possess greater fAcihtes
than for executing, the most bssulifo manner.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING.
~ Unlike most establishments every cisss Of work,
from the smallest card 20 the largest yolnas printed at
this once and ALL style Which Is admitted 10 be an
surpassed
This estabshme Is OF the most extensive In
the country, occupying large part Of Ih Ittm> Build.
and sgruces Iheyareus kads q os ys:HsIss -.
aod ssxs s W, T9 S S{ NIB E6 HaNns ss@ps
Bg many the most experienced, sblfui and. accsn-
D.hsd Printers in the procession .,-.-,-,
~ The bIEBess Of THIS Office e1.bgtcss The prDiing a.
BOOKS OF EVERY KIND.
MEDICAL AND LEGAL CASES -.
S sfP6kPs ri s3s sEss5 SsP
NEWsPAPERs AND siAGAZiSEs,
eoSSTRY iafiS ch IAN 3 sfoR2 BILLS
POLICIES o. INSURANCE; gASK CHECKS.
PosIfks AND PRoGRAaMMEs hsaas.
P Ps,NTING ~ c9t9Ss HT SP, sE2SzEs
aad other Description of Typography IN the nfs' "yo
VI The ar at the lowest cash prce.
thsr esabsLsnt and they determined % spare ne
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MUSIC of PARTlES.-The subscrib-
w srs of the Musical Band formerly under ths dirse
ton II Sr Nunk prepared % Furnish Husic o!
Al kinds for Parties Orders received by y Niezand Pm
straub No c6 Har.on-st I. HiateTberger' NJ Jacob A
ssraub. N Is AL orders respecting Violin, Harp, Piano
forte Fute Clanonet Bass etc which axseolLtslty
hand, will be plcmptly attended 70. 80 I'M