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limited STATES and PACIFIC

LIMITED STATES and PACIFIC
" OMAIL STEAMSHIP CORPANTEs--The only
Through Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON via
Chagrss direct, per steamers Ell DORADO. March 90,
and The GEORGIA, March "a. via Havana. The splendid
steamship Ell DORA DO, 500 tuns J. Haustein, U. N.
commander Will sail on SATURDAY, March 90, at
O'Clock M. direct for Chagrss connecting at Panama
with the Company's steamers, and the GEORGIA, 900
tuDs d D Porter u. s. N, commander, will leave her
pier the foot of Warren St, on "WEDNESDAY, March
a. at O'Clock p NJ for Chagres via Havana. Passengers
By the Georgia will connect with the well known and
favorite U s Mail steamship Oregon, TO sail for San
Francisco on the arrival ef the and mails No
detention at Panama Rates Of fare San Francisco first
cabu SsI5 second cabin S270; seerage 1900 Rates Of
fare to Cbrgrse; first CABIN S65, cabn S45 steer
age ss5 For freight passage! apply only me Office,
No. III West ST., corner of Warren.
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Gopartnershin. .

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP is hereby given that the undersigned
have tOmsd limited partnership puTuant to the Statutes
Of the State Of New York that such paFtnsrshp
conducted under the name OF firm Of O'NEILL & COL
LINS that the general nature of the business intended
be transacted Is the buying and selling Of tobacco
court Of the said limited partnership, and commission
IN tue City Of New York that the of all the general
and special partners interested therein DAVID
ONElLLt JAMES B. COLLINS, and ROBERT II
AhEENBUR9H, that the aaid David ONell who 10
uds IN the City Of Brooklyn County Of Kings and State
OF New York and the said James B Collins who resides
In the City County and State Of New-Yor are the geD-
eIa partners, and that the said Robert H. Arkenburgh
W9 resides an the City County, and State New YORK
rs the special partner, that the said Robert H. Arkou
the saa special partner, has contributed az capita
70 kne common stock OF said limited partnership the sum
D ge tR9e9e9d dollars ia cash and that the said limited
patsfhhp is 70 commence the dav OF Feh-par-
one thousand eight hundred and 6v-t,vo and teag
on the second day Of February thousand egbt hug
isu aao MY hVs-Datea New-9orki January 81, ls52
DAVID -OiNETLL,
LANES B. COLLINS.
ROBEHI II. AHKEHBURgE
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Danrino GrhooIs.

ladvsI ClNGACADEMY Y, No. ITO Grand
10 heD st., fourth door from BroadPrsv-P SARAOCO
well slsor Inventor and sole Teacher known in America
Silver The and fashionable Dapces having exneed from
wares 1opse some of his inmates who have performed
heu uues has the honor apprise the fashionable pub
that henceforh an lessons viii be attended 10 bv him
d. w hour Of the day and evening And Ladies and Gen.
- men who will favor him with their patronage, may
ueQ that with few lessons they will be perfectly
~ Of the dances Of the saloon
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ATAMEETING of the Board of Di-
IN rectors Of the New-York and McAlgaR Mining Co
Of Eetro held d8y it unanimously voted lay
an assessment of IS share on the stock Of SAID
Company payable their Office, No. 70 John st., Ne
Yoik, on before the l0lh day OF April next New
York March H. 1859. c. NJ. GUILD, Sec. and Treas.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Il COMPANY-The annual meeting of the stoolboId-
ers Of the Illinois Central Rsrosd Company for the cleo
en Of three Directors in the place of those whose term
Of service will expire that day. and for the Transaction
OF other business, will be held WEDNESDAY March
II, 1882 at the Office of the Company. No Hanover
at2 o'clock MThe transfer books will be closed from
the 18th to the 18th of March, 85s both inclusive
New York, March 4, 1852.
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Goal

GOAL.-I am now discharging several
~ caIgOes Of the best quality Of Red Ash Stove Coal
which ilae to dealers and Others atS4 IS per ton from
vessel, and Will deliver from vessel s. 25 from yard
s. go PETER CLINTON, cor. King and Greenwich and
9oerck and Rymg gton-sts.
NOAL.--fhe subscriber has 10 yard
~ full supply Of Anthracite and Btuninoas Goals con
Esting of Peach Orchard Black Heath Lehgh Hazstoa
English Camel Liverpool Orrel, Cumberland Sidney-an
Of which is warranted to be Of tho best quality delivered
In the best order and for sale at the very lowest market
pricel. JAMES L. WORTH
No. "a Broadway and 4tb-st Thompson.
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and PARALyTTC Pm.

RHEUMATIC and PARALYTIC RE-
AO MEDY.-These Purgative Powders are one Of the
most valuable preparations known for Rheumatism Their
operation and action appear to be specific if not pfa
BILE. They are also highly recommended for Paralysis
The annexed list OF persons references of the
curative qualities of these POwders Aaron Swarz POST
Office Chathsm-squafe; Col Hulshart No 80 Hester st.
Samuel Taft No. l64 Madlson-s Peter Henderson No
l72 Madison St Robert Dean No. l59 Monroe St James
Lennon o. 70 Nassau st. and Mrs Harms No. 10 Gard
ner. st., Newark
In very cases Of Rheumatism linment is also
outward application, and sold with the Pow
ders
These Powders are put up in boxes and the directions
labe led them Price IS Prepared and sold
wholesale and re all, by CHARLES FOX, No 2ll3 Dvi-
sion st., New York Sold also by JOHN SLATER, Book
seller and sationeT No 2O4 Chatham square and GEO
/ OW. No. So Nalnutst. Newark.
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steamboats ano Railroads.

HNOR Without change of
=. Cars-FARE REDUCED. 81 25. Regularity aud
saieIy combined The oats Of THE NETWORK AND
HAhhEH RAILROAD leave the Cry Hall Station,
New York, ally, Sundays excepted at o'clock A. N.
NJ sLOAT, supt
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MORsE's COMPOUND SYRUP o.

M ORSES COMPOUND SYRUP of
IVA YELLOW DOCK ROOT.-This Syrup is purely
vegetable and being prepared by Of the abiest Of
Chemists, hayng gained the appreciation Of many Drug
glsts and Physicians, being universally esteemed by all
who know its superior virtues, and compounded of the
best and most sautay medicinal roots and plants it has
gained unIvaled reputation for performing the follow
ing results, viz.
PURIFYING THE BLoOD-Ifb by any this important
fluid which peTvade and affords susenance to every part
becomes corrupt and diseased the Whole system feels
shock and must sink under unless relieved by the proper
remedies When the vuent matter Of the blood hrOWn
to the skim IL produces ScrOfua Salt Rheum EIyBpelas
CankeT, Scald Head, White Swelings, Scarlet Fever
Measles Ulcers. Bols, CabUncles, Eruptons BlOtches
Itching and Burning Sores, and all cutaneoUs diseases-a
hese bis Syrup will cure.
REGULATING AND CLEANSING THE STOMACH Bow
ELs-Ihus it viii Inflammation, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsa, sick Headache Vomiting loss Of Appetite Faint
ING. Costiyeness Constipation, LOOseness, Piles, SC
bTRTNGTHENTNG THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS Thus tho
tood s TOpery digsted and affords nOurshment aud
port and strength to every part
REGULATING THE SECRETORY ORGANs.-Thus it cures
az bleus diseases Bilious and Intermittent Fevers OF
chris and Fevers Heartburn &c, and Dabetis STang
ufy, and other painful disorders of the kidneys.
STRENGTHENING QUIETING THE NERVOUS SYS-
TEN Thus II cures Neuralgia, ChOrea, Mysteries Palsy
Epilepsy, and all nervous diseases
IDS syrup is unrlvaled in the of all FEMALE
muDy others
PTspa ed by C, MORSE & Co, at No 81 Maiden-lsne.
New York and sold by Druggists and others throughout
this and 9th er countries.
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NOR CALIFORNIA via Straits of Ma
n gellan and Panama.-The magnificent new extra
steamship REINDEER, 200 tuns burden, Capt D. L.
Wilcox. will SAL from NewYork for the above named
ports on TUESDAY, April lst, 1852 This steamer was
built expressly for the California trade coppered and
copper fastened and is expected to make the shortest rp
ever made to California. Passengers by this steamer Will
avoid all the deslays, dangers &C. ofthe Isthmus linz
tied number OF tickets be secured early apDca
tioD to GEO. E, HAMILTON, Agent office over Ocean
Bank, corner Of Greenwich and FuIton-sts.
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tl1ater Cure.

W7ATER CURE. SHEW, (the
' earliest American Hydropathic author and prae-
ttoner receives patients for treatment, eitherwth
without board at mis- commodous Establishment,
Of 2th st and University place. near Union Park City
practice attended to-
DR. T. L. NICHOLS and Mrs. COVE
~ NICHOLS, will remove May l, to their Coantry
Water Cure Estabshment Prospect Hill Port Chester
and give this early notice. for the information OF such
may wish consult them their present residence No
81 Clntonpace. Consultations from to p N. Fee So
with full directions for treatment Persons wishing advice
gratis, invited to apply at II A. NJ Saturday.
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TNOR SAN FRANCISCO.-PACKET

NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-PACKET
n OF 10Th MARCH.-The magnificent clipper
ship EMPIRE, 272 tuns, Capt E. A. Ihomdke, having
the superb state accommodations first cabin,
SALOON and second cabin rePee with every conyeniencs,
will take limited number Of passengers the following
low rates First Cabin s225 Saloon $500 Second Cabin
S6O The splendid mede Of this beautiful clipper and the
great expefenceOf Capt Thondike, his being his third
voyage San FrancscO the most positive assurance
Of extraordinary short passage. Ample provisions
made for the comfort OF passengers and families will find
in this vessel requisites for seldom ever be-
fore provided The number Of tickets viii be strictly limit
ed more passengers than be handsomely
and comfortably accommodated Saloon passengers have
'iN -'l " T. b SUTTON Ne "a Wall-st.
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ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT and Nj

ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT and NJ
~ ~ AGARA FALLS RAILROAD co. MORTGAGE
BONDS-Sl50 900 bearing interest at cent per
nun payable sem-annualy, and reimbursabe in 1861
lIAeipal and interest payable in the City Of NewYOrk)
aRo convertible the option Of the holder into the Stock
oI the Company at time previous to LIST Aug,
1884 Trustees for the Bond holders J. B. Varnum I'd
ward W WhitehOuse and Watts Sherman
dne Rochester Lockpoit and Niagara Falls Railroad
Is miles long, and the total will 81 655 000-Of
Mhtcn amount O33 600 provided for by cah subscrip
lons TO the Steck actually paid and the balance by the
the road &C. The total issue Of Bonds is 5000 OOO Of
which the amount being all that remains to
be disposed of are for sale bv
CAMMANN. WHTEHOUSE & CO.,
No Sc WaIi-a
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Oreau 6teamers, Nr.


ENOR SAN FRANCISCO, Diect.-The
II clipper balk RISING SUN, MaGrath, Commander.
now lying at pier Ne R. being unavoidaby detained
by the weather. viii meet with immediate dispatch having
splendid accommodations for first and second icabn and
seerage passengers This nevessepresents great induce
ments to those emigr ratg to California As the number is
mited, few be secured immediate application
be made TO LELAND b PATTERSON No. 38 Front,
or to ISAAC T. SMITH, No. lOl Wall. st.
IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.
~ NY.-For NEW ORLEANS via HAVANA
The splendid steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuus, D. D.
Porter commander, viii sail from the pier at foot Of
Wanen.st, N. B., on WEDNESDAY, March "a, at
O'Clock P. NJ precisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
Net0 Arrangement.
ldueb saloon befsnh $50
Altef oAlgoh beftus ~
ForWdfQ Saloon berkn8 9U
Specie only taken On freight to Havana.
Freight taken 10 NewOrleans at 40c per cubic foot
Shippers of freight requested to supply themselves
with the Company bills Of ladng, which may be had
application at the office. No other form will be signed
No bills Of lading signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or passage apply to M o. HObEhIS,
No III West-st., corner of Warren-at.
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ISSOLUTION.- The copartnership
II between the subscribers, under the name and firm Of
CARR LARKlN, has this day been dissolved by
tua consent. The business will be settled by MOSES
LARKIN, who is alone authorized to settle the
Dated New York, March l. 1852. PATRICK CARR,
MOSES LARKIN.
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DISSOLUTION. - The cOpartnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers under
the frm Of WORAM & HAUGHWOUT, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Either partner will attend to
the unsettled business the concern-New York Feb
1852 WILLIAM WORAM,
BDER V. HAUGHWOUT.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.-Notce ia hereby g1vsh
that the undersigned according to the provisions Of the
Revised Of the State Of New have formed
limited partnership and that the name or firm under which
such partnership Is to be conducted is HAUGHWOUT
DALEY and that the general nature of the business iR
tended to be transacted is the Importing Buying Dece-
rating Dealing and Selling Of China, class Lamps, Gas
Fixtures Gas Pipes, and other House Furnishing and
Goods that the of the general partners IN
terested therein are EDER V. HAUGHWOUT and
WILLIAM L y. DALEY; and that the name OF the
special partner interested is WILLIAM WORAM; and
thai Eder V. Haughwout, William / F Daley and Wm;
Woam respectfully reside in the City of New York and
State of that the amount Of the capital which
the said special partner, William WOram has contributed
the stock, thirty thousand dollars, and that
said partnership TO commence the second day Of Feb
ruaTy 1882 and to terminate the second day Of Feb
ruary, l85T.-New- York, Feb. @ 1852.
WILLIAM WORAM,
EDER v HAU0HW0UT,
WILLIAM /. +. DALEY.
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ENOR San FRANCIsCO-CLIPPER

'Uh OHIN i hhIVOI d &c
II L1NE-The eles ant new Clipper Ship ATALANTA
William Wallace Master, foot Of Wall st.. has
early all her engaged, and going board Will have
immediate dispatch Fer remainder Of freight second
class passage apply on board or to JOHN OGDEN, No.
1l6 Wall st,
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VHE SWEDISH ASTROLOGER.-

VHE SWEDISH ASTROLOGER.-
IL AstIology and Geomancy; by a lady. Addressed to
DR.. G. W. ROback, No White St, New-York:
Prince Of AstTOogeIs for thee
Lies open the book ofdestny
Kingdoms and States to thy keen eye
Their future history supply
And all the stars that at our birth
Are set to rule fate earth
Thou can'st interpret and Alright
Translate the language of their light.
Descended froma line of seers,
Prophets for nealy two hundred years.
Rare are thy gifs the sick to cure.
This do know for it was mine
To call upon the art divine
To own its use its influence feel,
And prove that it indeed real
From sick bed raised up, cry
To others, Wherefore will ye die 7"
Though useless other treatment be,
Try, ere too lats@AstrolOgy.
To DR. ROBACK tell your pains,
And, while the auspioiOus planet reigns,
He VIII relieve, revive restore,
And you shall bless him evermore. II. B.
Dr. HOBACK, the great Swedish Astrologer formerly
OF Philadelphia, be consulted all hours of the day
az ms esdence, No hitest, by letter, postpaid
mcIosing the necessary ices. Casting Navities, and
glvlRg advice GeOmancy ST. So SO and s. according
to the fulness Of the information required.
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Of BEAUTY.-HOw to be

SECRET of BEAUTY.-HOw to be
~ Handsome.
l instruct any person how TO be handsome
i teach how TO make brown Ekin fair and clear
teach how to remove tan pimpleS and freckles.
teach how TO change the saow face of beauty
teach how TO make the wrinkled ska smooth.
teach how to make brown teeth white as pearls
teach how to make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how 10 make hard brown hands soft and white
teach how TO make diseased gums hard and sound
teach how to make the hair grow luEuriantly
can hasten the growth OF whskers, moustaches &c.
teach how TO have bright and sparkling eyes.
teach how to preserve the eyesight for life.
teach how to restore impaired eyesight
teach how to change gray hair to its original color
teach how to change the color Of the haiT desired
teach how to make the hair soft rich and glossy
teach how to make the lips and cheeks red
teach how to remove suDeThuOus hair.
know the above are all perfectly harmless.
know they are all very cheap and pleasant
know every person viii like them trial
give directions to make and use these compounds.
know they better than advertised cosmetics.
I ask ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all this information.
receive no letters unless postpaid.
Address send to M. LAVASSE, French Chemist, No.
lo4 Nassau-st., corner of Ann, NewYork He will send
the work by mail or otherwise.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On
= y n snd atler MONDAY March /, a Passenger Train
az PeeEsk M aad Way stations viii leave Chambers st at
% lUSV An arnyng az PeeKs1ll at l2 40 NJ Returning
MI IeaVe Peeksklll at O'Clock p NJ and arrive AZ
Chambers ST. at O'Clock NJ ~
2 FRENCH Superintendent
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gnsuranre Companies.


M ERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE
4tA COMPANY.
CAPITAL s2OOOOO
Office N D. I84 Broadway. corner Of John-a
This Company. having its Capital all paid in is now
ready 20 take risks buildings merchandise and property
generally.
DIRECTORS.
James wright, VIM b Douglas, VIM. Barton,
~; ~; Y an SShalck VIM H. Smith, Henry Salisbury,
CLINTON Gilbert, George Merritt D. H. Arnold,
B. + Wheewright Joseph Stuart Jobn Randali
Jae cob HaTsen, VIM H Appleton p II Vandervoo,tu
James Suydam, Isaac N PHELPS, W r Vermilvea
James Stokes, CALVIN Burr. H Nj L, Scott
P. W Engs, Samuel COLGATE Jdbn Nicholson
II. H. Hernck, John J. Phelps M. L. Seymour,
=. H Owenl Norman White Stephen Philbin.
JOHN BAKER, Secretary.
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CAIRO Oily IMPROVEMENT

sNI15bOEnS.-For sale By STRACHAN & SCOTT No.
~ ~ Nlsm st. $50 QUO OF Caro- CIy Bonds issued by the
a'ees asSo ler tne improvement Of the properly, of
S9vO Hhu SlUO which made payable after Eve years
% ts, WIN seven per cent interest per annun half
yelJ IN OK, and convertible shares or prop
eI3 at he pleasure Of the holder Assecntv the whole
PIeoeeus o. US property a. sold rem time time held
anu maze appeaDe TO the payment Of obligations Of
the TTuste which must be provided for bef snv d
cend can De made upon the capital stock Hence the se-
curly st eu or mortgage the whole real estate Of
the city which at The southern terminus Of the Inos
Central Railroad, now being constructed from thence 10
GaleRa and Chicago. distance about 700 miles snd
when completed TO be within five years. with other pro
jected improvements for the develonnt
of the city give such eased value to ths pTeD
ey will equal in time at least that of the principal
cities the Western rivers, aud these Boz ds being com
ble into shares and receivable also, money ia the
purchase of property must make them perfectly safe and
very desirable Investment.
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professional Notifies.

J, SI4 professional Notices.
dgN' le-~~'7
~ I SrrAiI lR JAMES Z. STRATTON, DEN
lp " IIST will the LIST Of May to No III 4th-
BRrgi conner OF 18th st.
5lld =
IS II CARD.-DoctOrJ ]. W. WOODWARD
ID h1 having returned To he civ viii resume the sctic
will ~ f t ~ NJ t 90 ne ss 0i Plsy a. 20 & ~
iss Eidfdee NR-No connection 5tb a,, n bsr nsrsS,
CoHn .. AO0t Ohl . Tor all parts OF the
Felng word-an indispensable protection travellers
Iosa nst foreign aggressionssued by j. B. MONIES No
Blsrze3 lfushe and Commissioner, No. 66 Broad way
o.
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"a o would some power the giftie gle us,
To see ourselves as others u.s."
TNHOMPSON, the Daguerrean Artist,
n No 3l5 Broadway, possesses that power preemi-
neny and exercises it at low prices perfect likeness
neatly ncosed in handsome for 50c Tor up
waId,) by J. W. THOMPSON. Daguerrean Artist No.
3l5 Broadway first door below the Hospital.
Observation-Disclosures for un-
H dergloves and stamping the very best manner
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|A D
Broadvty
Is in thel
5ir well q
and Silver
Wares
|s ttheI
|leir si0ftl
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YONS KATHAIRON for the HAIR

T YONS KATHAIRONf for the HAIR
IL Behold Read Land Realize The great physical
remedy for protecting the Human Hair from its diseases
and impurities had been discovered until Mr. E.
THOMAS LYON introduced his incontested his ncontes-
tible KATHAIhON. He may truly exclaim. Eureka
EuIekall nave found have fognd it This article
the result Of long chemical research and entirely
medicinal II ITS virtues, preserving the hair With ali the
lively beauty of youth until the age producing new
hair when any vitality exists the roots prevents its
turning gray eTadcaes dandruf and by penetrating the
Of the head will the Headache It's beauty
refreshing fragrance and purity from offensive cred
makes It the ne plus ultra for toilet It useless
add t thousand certificates Of satisfactory superiority
Price only IS cents per bottle. A liberal discount to the
trade To be had OF all the druggists in the country and Of
E; THOMAS LYON. General A gent,
No l6l Broadway, New-YOrk, Sd AeoF.
ATCHE ELOR'S LIQUID HAIR
~ ODYE.-BATCHELOR'S Liquid is so celebrated and
succesffgl that is exciting the cupidy of hest Of in
atoTs Ihe public must be careful to get the genuine at
BATCHELORS Wig Mandatory No. Wall st., where
il is sold wholesale and retail Or applied This Dye has
been in successful operation for the last twelve years
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PATS, RATS, RATS.-E. OLIVER'S
Patent Self Setting Revolving Rat Trap, decidedly
the best Tatcatcher in the United States It has and win
deceive the most cunning old that have wide
awake for all other traps, Manufactured and for sale
NO 20 fultonst, up stairs corner Of Water-st. Also
coal and sand screens sieyea wire for church windows
fkylghts, &C. wre for seeds grain sugar and gst
mills, &c. &c, wholesale and etail.
DIG IRON.-IO5 tuns Boonton No. ]
u Foundry Pig Iron $50 tuns Boonton No. 2 do. do;
$50 do. No Mottled and White do so Dover MOL
Charcoal do. For sale by DUDLEY r. FULLER CO,
No. l39 Greenwioh-st.. corner Cedar.
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DAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS,

DIAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS,
IL and WINDOW SHADES.-A large assortment
embracing than five hundred different patterns and
styles from the finest gold and velvet to Blanks,
including Decorations, Oak, Maple Marble FIRE board
Prints, &c Orders solicited from the city and country
Trade. The Subscribers would also inform the citizens OF
NewYork and Brooklyn they are now prepared to
ceve and execute all orders furnishing and putting De
corations and Hangngs in Saloons Public Halls Drawing
Rooms, PaIOrE &C. Call and examine at the bTanufas
tory. Nos 66 and 68 Schermerhorn-st near City Hall
Brooklyn EAMES, HOOGLAND co.
H0 TONS CHINA CLAY in store and
~ for sale by JAS T. DERRICKsON 8 co,
No. les Fulton-st
A LUM, SODA ASH and UJtramarine
IN Blue on hand and for sale BY
JAS. T. DERRICKsoN 8 CO., No. lO5 Fulton-st
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YOUNG LADY, who has had con-

and DAY SCHOOL, No. &C West 27th st. a few
q nwest Of 9th av. Spring term will commence MON
Say March IS To parents and guardians going from
ll lns this School affords peculiar advantages.