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pARKEYILLE HYDROpATHIC INSTITUTE

PAhhE WILLIE III DhOfAIH1Sf lNoA II O1G.
t meeting of the Board of Managers of the Parke
N vile Hydropathic Institute, held fifth month 10th
1850 Joseph A. Weder, VI. D., unanimously elected
Resident Physician in the place Of Dr. Dexter resigned
Having made various improvements, this institute is
now prepared receive additional number of patients
and from Dr. weders wellknown skill aud praettcat er
rnoe Ia Europe, acquired under Nincenz Preissnitz
the founder of the Hydropahc SYSTEM and for several
wears past this country and particularly in the city o
Philadelphia, (where he has had many patents the Man
ayers believe the afflicted will find him able and an
attentive physician.
The dom ostc department being under the charge of
Steward and Matron will enable the Doctor to devote to
the patients whatever time may be necessary.
Application for admission 70 be made to
oace No 5s South Fourth street. residence No. 10 Lo-
gan square, Philadelphia a#H
General Description 1e Prkeptlle Hydropatic Institute
The main building is three stories high, standing back
from the street about hundred feet with semicrcu
lar grass plot in front and contains thirty 10 forty rooms
The grounds around the house are ia gu,
the entrance to grounds cottage containing for
rooms used by male patients as bathing house, with
every convenience for packing bathing, &c; on the
rirht of the entrance about two hundred feet distant
stands similar cottage used by the ladies for similar
In the rear OF tho Institute the distance Of one hun
dred feet are three other cottages some eighty feet apart
One Of these Is the gndFy Win s ssr2sn ~
The hydrant water Is introduced into these cottages as
well into the main building and all the waste water
carried OF by drains under ground.
rHE WATER WORKS
Consist of circular stone building, standing on the brow
of hill surmouned by large cedar reservoir containing
Ave hundred barrels brought from falling spring
Of pure cold water In the side Of the h by "a hydraulic
ramp sefacng machine Of cast iron that Is kept con
santy GOING night and day by the descent Of the water
from the spring. The surplus water Is carried from the
reservoir to fountain In the waterworks yard surround
ed by weeping willows. In the first story oil the water
works Is circular room, containing the douche bath
which Is stream falling from height Of about thirty
feet and can be varied in size o half an ineh 70 an
inch and balfin diameter Adjoining the douche room
Is dressing ROOM with marble tables, &c; the Tin9
donce (for the Of piles, &C. s one OF the most com
pete conrvances of the kind being entirely unoer tne
control Of the patient using the same
There are many other appliances which can be better
,,,Jorgtood Nv narsnua al ex xnmira alton mar A--7
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IN PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE OF
go PACK ETS--Saing from Philadelphia on the 9th,
and from Liverpool on the 1st of every month. r
Ship SHENANDOAH, Capt Vim. H. West; Ship EU-
ROPE, Captain William Mcdowell; Ship MARY PLEA
SAINTS, Capt. Anthony Michaes.
The above rstcass ships built Of the best mate
rials, and commanded by experienced navigators.
Due regard has been paid to select models for speed
with comfort for passengers. Fea s~a.g .fs L-TaEs3
Persons wishing to passage for their friends can
obtain certificates which wiz be good for eight months
Those who wish to remit money be accommodated
with drafts for 81 sterling and upwards, at sight without
discount. .sres tr4r'- -4 a..fT Sid eevr set 4 ra
Goods for the continent will be forwarded free Of
pense of commission II addressed to James Mcenry No.
s, Temple Place, Liverpool. E .e.
- 4 - GEORGE McHENRY q CO.,
mar 24-d No. 81, Walnut street. Pbiladelphia.
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The New York and Liverpool United States Mai
.E. Staam0r6, sg.1. ".-. ... fe

The ships comprising this line are tho .EiH
ATLANTIC, Capt. West .#.t .sa
.E PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce.
E5 ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract, expressly
for service every has been taken in their
constructions also in their engines to insure strength
and speed their accommodations for passengers
unequalled for elegance or comfort. l Es
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool $3.50;
elusive extra size state rooms, $325 from Liverpool
to New York, f35. Trtg Yr-
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
R- The of these ships will not be accountable
for god silver, bullion spece ewery precious stones
metals, unless bills of ang signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed. s.1a @'i-fi
For freight and passage apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS Sc Wall st., N. Y, orto
BROWN, SIMPLIFY a 60, Liverpool E
f. G. ROBERTS & CO., IA, Kings Arm Yard, London.
L.DRAPER, Jr., 8 Boulevard Montmartre, Paris.
II +.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.

FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
NT0UIrON q co, Successors 10 JNo. fhLo0NER a Co,
M "a Cedar and "a Pine streets, New York, invite mer
chants visiting New York city to their immense stock Of
Foreign aud Domestic, Fancy and staple Dry Goods
Their stock entirely new and in addition, still receive
by every steamer and elegant styles, confined exc q
siyey 10 this house, consisting Of every variety Of DR. ss
Good. 10 be found in the French German, English and
American markets. and at prices that will defy competitors
Cash buyers and merchants generally viii do well to
call and examine stock as our goods are adapted 70
section Of country and resolved TO spare
no efforts 10 make II the interest OF every merchant 10
favor us with their patronage ,,na-a ,.or,ro,,
JAMES w. BARBER,
ZENAs NEWELL
New York, March, 1851. -lm mar A--
xTARYIsUEs GUM CaPAI,S, SPIRITS, TURPEN
v TINE, AND AMERICAN LINSEED OIL
SO cases DUN Copal, med and hne Zanzibar, &C.
400 bbls superior Coach Body, Carriage O Cioln fosn
ing, Flowing, scrapng, csbnet and fenaan bhno var
10 bbs. Sign and Grsining Vsrnish.
do white towing do
do outside do do warrtnted.
do White do do for maps or whips
10 do Iron varnish, r"u.sfHaE Ha h....".@
40 do Painters Japan. ~. t. s.....s
100 do Spirits Turpentine In glued bbs half bbls
1000 gallons American Einseed OIL. ..a.#
10000 lbs pure White Lead In oil, at manufacturer
prices. ,n.t'asaF.a ... 7. NJ. s.f
Also, dun shelec sendrsc, ,Iatharre, Red Lead, Or
White Lead in 100 ID kegs, Wholesale retail at th
lowest market rates. -Ht5tr E1g# a|ls4lF#sf
Persons purchasing the above win do vsl to call an
examine for themselves. .ltH tlFr
N B. Persons wanting varnisbss manufactured VII
please CALL a. the subscriber is grsgsrsd to msnnfsetur
No. La Grange street. running seeondso Fhir b.
tween Market and Arch streets, Phils. mar A-H
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IA peIio, New Orleans > folhamus, phis
g Porter, Nisgara; j. Angler, Boston Capt Dissea-
con. steamer southerrsr O. W Kendall, New orlesnsi
r. u. Pesree, Providence, arrived yesterday at the
Astor House -
lion FdmunS Burke. New, Hampshire Hon w II.
INLAY and q. Collins, Hartford, W n. Beck u v.
Dale, n. e. Dale, fsule, and II biehl, Phta.
dephia; nr Chspin. Vermont Captain Conner nited
States Navy; atjor Porter, and q. H. Best, United
States Army. y Lee fhlsdeiphls, and Major Rdg.lyi
JHit.d States Army, arrivtd a. the Irving Honse.
A. d. Van sbaick and lady Mics Ieyer IS. Murdoch
and H. p Hewlipgs Philadelphia, n. Hunter, West
chester; John 3 Morange, New Otlesnsi Charles ira
gisr pal,imere; Colonel james Ingolisby, Englann,
were amor the arrivals at the Union Place Hotel
q Httart. Massachusetts, George ". Daniorth, Ro-
chester; Hon charles stearns and lady, springfield
Mas, j. oakham and ID. Haddock Philadelphia j q,
Cbsrell and Thomas Z. Bernrr Baltmorei n. Csrpen.
ter and T. HobeIt. Bsstc4 we're among the srri'
tals at The Howard Hotel
j Daniels United states Navy; v Wiley, Roxburyi
~ " Obey Titles; J MCLEAN, rTOvnoeton; III Curtis
Iosefl we're smongst the arIissls At the Amsri an
General a. gteddard. Providence II. l., ~. 7. HoFel
ara william Buck, Gag Hsfbnri ~ X. Barnum sa
vsbbsh ca. y Csmpsell, Corida, ID =. Bsinap, Yer
mcnt: 4 Benrst, STATEN leland and Pumsrey
Bttfon srfivtd Iuteroay ~ the tlinton Ill !.
count yerdtrsr6 &c Lasteyrie ~ France sa1 Gen
E,sgssl. 6. Iii, have arrived u Wsshiaston.
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WEpSrsDsY, January 15-e PM
There great buoy aney In the stock market this
morning. Quotations for nearly all the fncies show
an improvement, and the transactions unusually
large. There large amount OF cash business
done. Government and State stocks and railroad
bonds werein demand, at better prices At the fret
board, Erie Bonds, old, advanced "a per cents Hudson
River Bonds second mort gage, 4; Farmers Loan 4;
Canton Company, ~ Long leland, Ia; stonington
Norwich and Worcester, y; Morris Canal. VI Ports.
mouth Dry Dock q. Erie Rsilrosd declined \, and
Reading Railroad, a. More than four thousand shares
Of the Reading Railroad we're sold today. The
stock opened at an advance Of Il per cent and
fell OF per cent before the close. At the
oond board, Long Island Railroad went up per
cent; Erie Railroad, ~ Reading Railroad, "a. There
was material variation in any other fancy. The
movement in Long Island Is most extraordinary. 1t
has advanced Eve and half per cent since yesterday
morning Mes, OF this stock Is held in Philade phia
and Boston and 10 vles OF the ,als Of the road in
April next heider, doubtless anxious TO get rid
Of a. 1t IL pretty certain that they will not saddle
operators here with much Of the sto,k The receiver
will sell the road in April next advertssd and
the probability IL that the Brooklyn and jamaica
Company will be III. purchs.er. II II brings merely
the debt, after proper repairs and improvement II
will cost the purchasers about million OF dollars
The earnings with judiciOus anagems NJ, may pay
fsir rate OF interest on That amount, but no more
The stock, at present prices amounts to about four
hun thousand dollars IL the stockholders should
purchase the road and put It in proper repair, II
would cost thea about fourteen hundred thousand
dollars The object those operating in this stock have
In view TO get up II possible by getting the
bears short and In this way ultima getting rid Of
what they may have. The rapid advance may attract
outside speculstors and induce them to purchase
largely for each, time, which would enable old
holders to realize IL Is pretty certain that somebody
has got to carry the stock, either at high or loT
prices. The opening Of the books has brought upon
/ the market great deal Of Reading Railroad stock,
i but prices did not give way IS much "a antici-
pated. Erie Railroad opened weak and closed weaker
Harlem renaned about the tame. IL is pretty
| well settled that the regular semiannual dividend
Of two per cent will be paid the let Of February;
! but IL IL ny no means 80 certain that the net
,.sL.lss a.a w ssilcivst W w ~. tns MoYs&sns
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The cost Of the main lire Ia thus shown to have
been including stations and land damages $40 500 or
with the equipment, sl25eo per mile. This Findiay
branch is paid tori but TO pete the Dayton extern
sion will require about $500, 600
The company have on hand property valued at
ss1175 not required for the OF the road besides
city and county bonds teegra phi stock bills receivable
valued at 20 Ifthis property disposed of
the present unfunded liabilities Of the company would
be reduced TO less than $500 co., 1t is estimated that
about $500 Geo win complete the road from Springfield
toDsyton The object Of the issue Of bonds under Sc
eond mortgage, for million Of dollars to iquidats
all the floating debt of the company and to lay the
track along the whole line, with rail weighing sixty
pounds to the yard. The net earnings Of ths com
pany, since lsi have averaged nine per per an
mum, which has been divided among the stockhoders
This fer unfinished road Is most extraordinary and
gives petty good idea OF what may be expected when
the road Is finished with heavy rail- all the connec-
tions made and the Of the country through
which II passes fully developed The nett earnings
during the six months ending December lat, 1850
smount4 TO s145ss 35 equal to nearly i've per cent
n the cost for that period
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FiRr AMITy STREET-CHILp RES BuRSEp.-Yester-
day forenoon fire took place In Amity street near
Sixth avenue in consequences OF the bed clothes ignt
ing In where three children left by them
selves They went under the bed and were severely
burned Of them badly that 1t is not expected
to live Their name is Alderman. The IRE
tin guished without much damage to the building.
TnRowING AsHss AND GAi RAGE IN THE STREETS
Theresa Kline. Hannah Cunningham, Mary Cornhill,
Dorsh Hoffman, and Caroline Silline, arrested BY
the police OF the 18th ward and sent to the court yes
terday, when they fined from 81 to SO. Captain
squires says " Every other having failed
have tried plan fer the prevention OF ashes and
garbage being thrown in the streets 1t will be seen
have done something wards abssing the nuisance
the first day" Go shesd, Captain of the Eleventh
q and do likewise, Captains Of all the wards
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Oil Pain terThe subscribers encouraged by number Of
artists have concluded to furnish their Patent Talbotype
Portraits artists and generally who wish
avail themselves Of the important advantages which these
kcnesses afford, we'll in producing correct in
sitting Of few seconds in saving precious tme TO
paint the Such ik may be taken either from
e copied from daguereetype, in the smallest
miniature size to the cabinet and e tize The improve
which have been made by the subscrber witha the
last three producing these generally ad nred like
enable them furnish them artists exceedingly
moderate prices And they invite artists generally to avail
themselves Of the advantages offered Artists in New York
and vicinity learn cuars and prices by apply
ing A. O. BIsups ED 2i7 Broadway. From other parts
Of the Union postpaid letters will meet with prom
tion. w. u r. LANGENBE1M,
2t6 Chestnut street, Philade lphia.
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Before Justice Campbell.
DEcIsIoS-JAsUASy IA, 1851 CatAssine N. Forrest,
Plaintiff against Eduin Forrest, Defendant 10 On
action for divorce on the ground otinfdelity. The
defendant rscriminstes The plaintiff moves for the
settlement of issues to be tried by Jury. Ths de-
PENDANT that the form of the issues proposed
too indenne that 1t puts In issue charges covering
In each Instance some space OF time and that In some
Instances the house 10 stated but the parteps 10 not
named; and In other instances the pGrticeps named
but the precise house not specedthe town city,
however being slways stated. The plaintiff consents
to exclude from the issue the general charge in her
complaint wherein neither the house the parcep
specif ed. have considered the defen dant's OBJ
lection and carefully examined the authorities cited
in his behalf Wood Wood, Paige, and also Chan
celor Kent's decision In the case of Germond vs. Ger
mond we'll as the English cases referred to. Upon
the whole Of opinion that the issues properly
framed and order must be entered allowing them.
AS the law stands the issues and the original
record In the tame court-al the plea dtDgs will
be before the Judge who tries the cause and the
necessary to prevent or relieve against surprise
will be perfectly within his power than when
Issues sent from the Court of Chancery TO courts
of law II 1t ba true suggested by the defendants
that these Issues less definite sad precise
than would have been required under the former
equity practice which does not appear to me to be the
case still should incline to allow them. The relaxa
tion of former strctures any is slight, and think
the changed method OF procedure to which have
adverted warrants moderate increase of beralty in
matters Of form.
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Count Calcndar-This Day.

surREht CouhI-yfscuIT CoURT-Nos lS2 II, ILL.,
10 -. iIy, 12l, 90, o5, 100. l2t 12S. 1881 l4e.
svrrnioR CovRr.-Nos 15e, 2J9, 2l, "a ss5 III,
los 1sI "a 20 s. le2 1885, 1ss iT3, iie asa 1876 lS5
So 23s, $40, 236, leo, 2i5 - =
coamor fLEas Part Nos 1893 lao, l5l, l6J, ~
1888 1s5, 1877 Pat 2-Nos 1s2 1si. 40, 100 l92, 49,
he los eco H2 204 206, 20s, no, 212, 2i4.
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There were no tidings OF the Atlantic al three
: o'clock this morning. She is new in her nine
,eenth day Its5 thought that shegnet with some
accident, and pg; back 10 Liverpool. The Frank
: lin, from Havre, is in her fifteenth day. She may
be expected at any moment.
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Court or Common Pleas.

JAS 10 GsWge johnson jonathan IFtlson and John
Tanner This was sccion brought by plaintiff n
sailor board the Empire City steamer against the
defendants who captain and mate OF said vessel for
assault and battury, and inf citing on him unusual
punishment with rope. The defence was that the
plaintiff insut ate and that force
exercised than necessary to maintain the disci
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JAN. IS In consequence Of the indisposition Of
Chief ustice Edmonds, the court adjourned
TO to morrow (rhursday) morning.
IHR CASE or GEO. w. NILES.
bill OF exceptions tAksn at the trial of George w.
Nnss, submitted TO Chief Justice Edmonds and
application made 10 the judgment of the Court
OF scrsoBs Judge Edmonds has, however, decided
that be nothing In the papers laid before him to
warrant the incorporation Of the Supreme Court aud
Niles, accordingly, ltsvee the Tombs this day, In
tody Of the Sheriff, for Sing Sing,
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CITY kntelligeuce.

prrARrcss OF NiLEs re 6rArr PRisoS AT IL
O'Clock yesterday, George w. Niles conveyed
from the City Prison by Sheriff Csrnley In carriage,
snd procs~ded to Fourteenth street. In order to meet
the IL O'Clock train cf the Hudson River Railroad for
the state Prison at Sing Sing.
kLMAkEABLE FISElsSss WEAraER-Ths wes-
tina yesterday, more like Indian summer than the
middle OF January the coolest month OF the year just
thnA Of the THERMOMETERS So degrees at o'clock yes
tcsay Overcoats laid aside and 1t felt warm
even without them. 6uoh weather IL almost unprece
cented st this season. Tae following Is record OF the
Thermometer for the last week -
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were BY magic In few minutes red gray hhr brown
or oaek The useful discoveries of Dr. Couraud his
known smneHee a eh ,mieal philosopher guaran
tee that this Is the Plus ultra Of hair dyes and great
on should he tai en- 70 weld vile ooubtefei The genuine
10 eund only At Dr. FELIX GoURAUDs depot. 81 Walker
street, NEAR Broadway
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Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN
JAN l5.-This Board met at the usual hour, NJ Nor
gans President, in the chair
few unmportant petitions were referred to the
epective committees.
An invitation received to attend the celebration
OF Washington's Birthday, at Tripler Hail. the 22d
February by the Order Of United Americans; which
was accepted.
OF the Committee on the Fire Department, in favor
OF leasing lot in Greene street. for Hose Company
No. TO-
PAPERS FROM THE BOARD OF
Reports concurred in--Of the Committee on the Law
Department In favor of confirming the list
for draining and filing in sunken lots in Forty. fnh
and Forty second streets.
Resolutions concurred in That the Ninth avenue
be repaired between Forty third and Forty sixth
streets; that Cedar street, between Broadway and
Greenwich street, be lighted with gas; that Bank
street from West to Hudson street. be repaired that
the pumps In Grand lstreet be removed; that Grove
street from Hudson to Fourth street. be lighted with
gas.
1EfsLUTIoSs REFERRED.
That the cutters in Avenue D. from Second to Tenth
street be repaired that Bloomingdale road be lighted
With oil from Foieth street where it ntsrsects the
Tenth avenue.
The Board then adjourned until O'Clock to morrow
afternoon.
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Apytcrs raoa yrsFzUELs.-By an arrival at Phils-
dsphis Yesterday dates have reached Us TO the 22d
ult at phleh time everything remained quiet bot
nothing vas known az 20 the Presidential election IL
would however be determined at the nesting Of Con
gress In the latter part ofJanusry.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY OiT.



I osT, YESTERDAY. IN TgE NEIGHBoRgoOD or
IL Fulton and John streets and Broadway Booket re-
semblng ladys hunting waef eontaning dasusresotype
portraits young gentlemen The finder will suit
ably rewarded returning " 10 q Young No l9l roaa
way, oczner o. John street, second hoor.
osT-oN WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY lsrH
IL IN brosdvay, near Tuper Hall, rair Of 10 r1uoi.e
Armots 1he ander viii receive suitable reward BY leave
iug hen e Ternsy's 2st Broadway.
TLOAK LOST.-A DARK BLU r. BLACK CLOfH CLOAK
" With velvet collar and atinrs aud lined with hgured
worsttd ,srge was tsksn mistake, last night lsrre
party IN Broadway and blue with similar lirnx
left In ts place The the cloak will mach obiire
the owner, living al 1874 Ninth street.
I osT-.IN oNf OF KTPP BROWNS STAGES. GOING
- NJ nudsor street bundle ctntaniIg ten Yards Of
fack sk ard rtir o. gloves The Under will be hueraiy
rewsrded BY Isyns 10 At the tobacco corner Oh
L.lteR sld South stre,ta
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Grand Gift Concert -5OO Prizes and No
Blanks-To be drawn at sIIAFFERS Dos broadway, any
day year Tickets from IS to s10 for which es
suit Youths Childrens Clothing will be given
NJ BNo wheel is used and certificate required from
that all fair each purchaser chooses
his gift from Skaters immense STOCK and all 90 away
astis fled.
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9aia hns Lye 80 celebrated in London, Paris Boston,
philadelphia Baltimore Washington, SC be
CURED genuine at the marufaoory Wall treet New York
The public muEt beware of oeunterfe See
poma II 10 for sale Wholesale and retail applied Copy
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confidence have In It's miraculous power all diseases
originating from affections will present the
bottle 20 any rsquirinr ~ n they will give dollar
any N Charitable fund for the Ths 10 done
cure fr otherwise giving IL 20 unworthy person.
who would sell IL to the drug stores +. WATTS NJ 40
Greenwichst Depot lo2 Nassau at. 50 dozen.
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sw. Cochrsn. arrested 81 Mobile, charged Win
Rufus Greene IN the enbezz dement, Of the f1nds 81
the Firemens fnenrance Company q that eli has
been discharged iGOm eus.ody.
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changed 10 beautiful brown black, In three i've mi
nues, by using BALLsRD's first Premium Liquid Hair
Dye For SALE applied At his Office No l5j Fulton
corner Of Broadwsy up stairs PS-Bad eoloring from
other dyes removed by calling
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Most Wonderful or all The Lectures and
experiments on the Phenomena OF the Human Mind b he
Mesrs Burr every evening" at Hope Chapel besides the
Esprit Knoehng better than the original Some OF the
audience made to themselves horses pumps &C.
and do the oldest things in tho world.
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SCARCITY or SILVER The clerks ia the Comp
trollers Office, in Albany. have presented massive
silver pitcher TO Gov. Hunt, lately at the head o.
that department.