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ZINE ARTS.

EINE ARTS JUST RECEIVED, MAGNIFICENT
impression oi the Last Supper, and other engraninss
bv ~ Ntrshan strange VILE Bartoozz Baechpn WOOL
e. ~ nos crs Fdcnck &c SCI Strap Prints Portraits,
- fo tsrc 'rtrtNrs E-nA,cnucs PRINTS - fer r1n-
sfs Van ekens Paper Flower Materiss and urse
Arvcns, Of the uewrst styles. JAMES T. BlGCAN 69
Canal street, near opposite Aeroor street. nesg Sroadwsy
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MI sCFLLANEOUg.

CoAL.-oRDKRs FOR COAL. By raa CARGO. or
IN quaptties fer family use, sospsctfuly seuNsed
Once at Rsrdet's Vine Stcrs, rs Ltsesy street.
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IMPORTANT TO TOWN AND COUNTRY STORE
i keepers, druggists, &c-Phllips' Liquid Glue, for
utuR wood stone glass ron Marble pager & costs
lees than glue aud always ready for We want
AGENTS. in town and country and offer them liberal induce
ments Storekeeper will do Well to call rs this article is
invaluable house should he without it, In
bottles retail 12c &c and soc to be had of staoners
and druggists In all Of the United States Young
agents. wanted. PHILLIPS Il CO., CD Maiden lane.
landt sreet.-On hand, large quantity OF Mineral
Water, half pint porter wine aud lemon Bottles
Demohns Picke Jars &c Also all descriptions of Glass
Ware and Patent Medicine Bottles to ORDER by d. o.
KETCUAM a. co.
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STREET DEPARTMENT NO. 4.-HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice Ia hereby given, that the following re
tons have been presented to the Board Of Afternoon:
To grade curb and gutter and nag sidewalk north aide
Of Twenty from the side Third
10 the of the public school property To regulate
and pave Seventeenth street from avenue TO the East
Thrtyehth street. between Fourth and seventh avenues
whsro not already tagged. Also the following
To pave Theth street, from Eighth to Tenth
To Cherry street from Corears street to East street,
All Interested having objection thereto
snestsd 70 present thom in writing e the undersigned At
May 8. lS32 JOHN 7. DODGE, Street Commissions
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RowfRY rnEATRE-DooKs OPEN AT z; CURTAIN
r,,es It "a sOoea Wednesday evening june the
Sorioi.nss NJ uaaolin Taus Auadia.. gr. Eddy
jazz sSs' sis s'r$,r 'Ar' 'r-''A"
'aoA AIRS. eomans Biueskis Mr. stevens
RuRToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-DooRs
Wednesday '''GT' s s" XII WIN < Dysd tho drama
Frissc Mr. u rIaSae 1hegs. Tret. Mr. Burton
Mr. Bun. M. Johnston Nile Joilioianhe Mrs Dyott
NArioNAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srarEr.-pooRs
open A. 4; sartai i rise a. 4, 4 gloes
o'h'llo TGE 3 cs sri sfEsLERs Mss r "'''s
Dursd. -. Mr. blanehard Jessy Campbell hr'. Michel
RAkNUAls AusEUa-ADMirraNcE TO EVERY
- thns cent. children nadst years is.f Gent. par
mSyins - aye IN III stre Room this afternoon sc
o'clock and this evening 7 caek she trum rhintly
ag.s' = Icy jas
yiser The Happy Family &C. are % be seen - all hours
CHRIs1ys OPERA uousE. MECHANICS HALL. no
- az Bresd~as above Crane .treetopen every Ai1hs
k.Gnn chilly Msstr somtsiss m enlc-ns and yer:
unser tn. psnsgemeat Of r. Chrsty whose in
The c,ty ra ,rcesse'on of ak year hsye eees rsss,ss
IT, .sf p .ys
that the Saturday stssnoen concerts are di.contnued
CASTLE GARDEN RoussEr FAMILY. UNDER THE
ismY9t and d,rss'ioS Of Nos Jean n, Res,set
80 Tickets be he'd % Mr Conway at the Gsries.
10 A. NJ till r. NJ at all tne musi}
the door ia the The doors will be opened AZ
T. AVID the performances 10 Mt o'clock. NIGHTS
OF the Ballet performances Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays,
they taken this delightful place
10 give fun effect TO their perfsrmspce.
has been incurred che terror ct this
building alterations and
The has been considerably enlarged throwing the
iuu and sGording fell view Of the
Entirely aud aiendis enlarged orchestra
the whole tasteully decorated and brilliantly ghtcd.
Ballet troupe. Tussdsy evening, Jurs will be performed
the grand mysc ballet Of soti n entitled
SaTUANlEl. or the Triumph Of the Cross,
with and arranged expressly for this
ballet by Mons v. Guerra
Entirely scenery by Mems. Felix Calm
Assisted Ly Messre. Don Aroma and VIM. Seton.
EAtenflve maaiL cry ny mr.. maoh
@afitai ~. W IRA
Varied and splendid costumes by MIR Flannery
49, cuhRhoTERs IN THE nALLrr.
Sotaniea, tile dEnior Tile Caroline Koursot
Marietta, young peasant NJ lie TheresiBe keusset
Le'm MIC .lsmentine h'nsss
Fiberti tutor to the Count Mons. lean Rousset
For the remainder OF the numerous characters inodcnt
scenery description Of grand panorama &c. sec small bills
and books Of the libretto
consequence of the ncemcncy Of the Weather the
advertised for Tuesday will take place this
ing, Wednesday, June 8.
CASTLE GARDEN,-RoUssET FAMILY UNDER THE
~ management of Mons Jean Roueet; Treasurer, Mr. H.
j. Cor NoticePrce Of nami sson 80 cents Tickets
to be had ut the principal mue Mt the doors in
the evening. Nights Of the Ballet Monday Tuesday Thurs
day and Friday. third night Thursday june TO- SATuA-
MEL in which the whole of this talented family appear
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~ -
Al RS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN.
IVA ders her ladies' gentlemen of this
city, in Astrelogy Love- and Law Mstters interpreting
Dreams Nc by books md scieps constantly relied
Napoleon will tell the Of tho lady gentleman
they win marry Alss the OF the visiters Residence
~ Great Jones street Bowery. hades fifty oonts
gentlemen dollar
ATORE EVIDENCE OF Or. C W. ROBACK'S WON
Ivl derful PowersIhe following letter TO Dr. O. w. Ro
back, tho distinguished Swedish ArtIologer White
street has just reached him, aud compliance with the
wishes Of the writer the pubisDe Kuy
ter, Jan 10 1852 Prof G. w Rsback--near Sir: While
sojsurning in Philadelphia last simmer. applied to you
for counsel in peculiar If mine, which lam happy
say ternin ated you prediteo When applied to you,
deadly in love with the sng lie in the
VOL md spite # u Efforts that love recp
roeated. she turned def all pleA6rgs. How
shall for the tisdness have dono
M? Your timely counsel like voice from Heaven,
stored my pghted hopes saved years Of
told Gush 1t is needless to that have been married
these three ths and happier more obiigin
wife found any truth this state
ment let them call upon al win convince them that
superior wisdom. remain your humble servautA. Van
Tribune for the ben. Of those similarly afflicted trust
You wi do something for the relief of friend Fencer for
confident that miles. he obtains relief he ruined
will that he shall lie psid Van Q. All letters
to ROBACK No. White street. will be religisnsly at
tended TO- prepaid For particulars call and get
Asroogsh Almanac grs where certificates can be seen
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A NICE LITTLE BOX,
n Just suited for your pocket
Or If your fond of charms,
1t would answer for locket.
IL contains painted head,
To show artist skill
But little potions of something
That might call pill.
These boxes pretty
Aud contents so very aeat,
Enough to charm the mice,
Aud cause the rats to eat
If they'll but parake--
And just a little try
They Ii roll over their bscks,
And kick, growI and die.
Price reduced to Is cents per flask.
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GRO. W MhTSELL, Chief Of Police, Inspector.
ELY DE woe, Deputy Inspector.
TO rLAcoERs-sEALEp PROPOSALS Will DE

F1N0 FLAGGERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE
received the oihco of the nquejuet Depart
ment, Rotunda Park until the 18th day Of june 1T
O'clock NJ when they Viii be publicly opened to nag the
sidewalk 10 Firth avenue, from Forsth 70 Forty se;osd
street front OF the distributing reservoir. The best
North river blue smooth ald out Of wind to DO used
Of not Less than two inches Thick five longitudinal to
the width OF the walk stone to ain less thar
eleven square feet except piece out round the tree boxes
and horse pests joints to be and close and made
with good lime mortar Before laying tbs walk the
tractor will be required thoroughly to reset the curb and
stones In fruLt e1oaynto the ontrs walk the
eepth Of six inches and refill tho With gosd cloaa
sand when the work il pleed all rubbish 20 be cleaned
np and carried away. fropps will state proo peg
square foot fol- tie walk and That TO and include
charHethe time required in which TO do the work.
and the and Of sufficient sursties
in bond of ST 200 The Department the ri ht TO
reject all the bids deemed adverse t. the public interests
N. DEAN, President
Office Croton Annednet Depnrtment limo Z. la52
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant
cupsnts Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd
lands thereby that the wing
been completed the and lodged the office
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
interested vizFor raising the east side Centre
embraced such include all the
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels of land
situated the easerl side Of Centre street. between Leo
Streets the Aorthery side Leonard
and southry side Of Franklin Streets between
Centre Streets All whose interests affected
the above named and who opposed to the
tons in writing to the undersgnod at their Office No
notice. SAMUEL ~. DE MOTT, ,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has boon presented In the
Bowcry to Avenue and resolution for the extension Of
in Second street to tho Bowery AL persons
terced in same having thereto are
'NNN President of the Croton Aqucduct Department..
Croton Aaueducs Dept lRotunda1 Park, May ~, 1852
IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JUNE
II 3, 1s52-To Bniders.-Sealed proposals will be re-
csivcd At the office Of the OF Repairs and Sup.
plies, (basement No. New City Hail. west end until
Tuesday, June u.s. at IL o'clock M at which time they will
be publicly opened for the erection of building In Beck
man street TO be used as police station Tor the second
street for the use OF Engine Company NO; ~
buer w estimate for the and carpenter work OF
INC o The plans anu specifications o.
thereto, csn lie bad at the ohc of ~ Of
ReWrs 70 Pullie Bnild M IN N ~ nth street,. Btr
c>tmS' 'Re - .3 - tttbor ie9. A. Ut. rpa~3-
rdoeurd for be ,ercs of The corpcr,,so '' :
~ ADAho CehmDstoner ~ 4epars AID supples
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTkENT.-TO CON-
~ traetors-Seaed proposals, endorsed proposal for
building receiving basin corner Of Delsncy and Chrys
streets will be received at the office of the Crotom
Department, (otunda Park until Monday, the 18th day
Of June, 1852 at o'clock, T. M to build
cevng basin and cnlyor the sonthoAst Doan
ey Chrystio Tho plan of the spsea
cations for tho building Of the and all other Informs
tion relating thereto be obtained application
Contract Clerk at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crotch Aqueduct Department.
Now York June g. 1852.
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0RPoRATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given 10 the occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved unim lands
affected thereby that the following Assessments have bean
completed the and lodged the eice
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
Interested vaFor laying Crosuah across Fourth street
in front of the Union Congregational Church between
b. and G. The limits EN- brucod by such Assessment
include all the several houses lots Of ground vacant
lots pieces ard parcels OF land situated both sides
Fourth street between Is, snd c.. All persons
whose interests affected ny the above named
who opposed to the either OF them,
suesed present their objections in writing to the under
signed at their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
i, 1852.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-DR. KING PRESTONR
i practice 10 exclusively confined to females. His Pa
nacca 1, and3, viii meet all ordinary cases. Once 265
HoWe
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nR COOPER, IL DUANE STREET MAY BE CON-
- suited on diseases His has boon 10 SbS
treatment Of old chronic atonsh cuc
most eminent physicians. DR. e. il we'll known both In
out OF the profession as the most successful praotaos
OF diseases in New York His experience Ia result a
twntyone years devoted cxclusycy this spsoiasy q
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DRY aOODs.

MANUFACTURES DEPOT OF CHANTILLY AND
Nl Brussel Laoss, 7l2 Broadway opposite Washington
plaso-Keceived by steamer rich assortment OF black
Chantiiy shawls, Manas, yeils alse white Brussels
Point Floupcas Scars Wells Sleovs, and handker
chiefs JULES DELCR0IX Agent, 7l2 Broadway.
ID IBBoNS, RIBBONS-A NEW STOCK OF RIBBONS
N various styles for dress trimmings; also rich white,
handso styles received by steamer
Artio, for sale low. Wholesale aud retail by
NC. LUHSENSTEIN. 90 Bowery. corner Hester street.
NRY GoODS-LADIES LOOK OUT FOR FRANCES
bear tho impress my stamp thereon there imita
lions inferior .de in ,rkct To be obtained Of the prn.
cpal stores throughout the city and country THOMAS
FRANCE manufacturer of Forty ninty street and
Eleventh syesue.
VERY PICu BLACK LACE MANTILLAS PARIS
nade Scarfs, Points &C. just received together with
and sevcg 20 match with vasncennes and Hamilton Lace
Also full assortment of'Meurning and Second Mourning
Goods Grenadines, Boubets Black Silks. SC.
A. KERR Il CO.. 76l Broadway,
Between Eighth and Ninth streets
TIME GREAT PANIC IN THE STRAW TRADE
Thousands Of dollars worth Of ladies' Strsw hats, OF
recherche character at the present momsnt
the market Tor immediate sale regardless
nscesous sacrifice In price to positive clearancs
The Lsdies Partisan Hat Depot has bought
for cash SOS remarkably elegant Paris hats which
will prepared to offer ~ purchasers this day. Wedne
day June 9TH and during the week. At extraordinary bar
gains Ladies' please he time this occasion, At the
Partisan Hat Depot 3 broadway Notice removed from ol
WIN. ATKINS, Proprietor
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL TRIA-
- tse 60 Office hours to l2 O'Clock A. M. and e
o'clock T. ~, (Sundsy exceped) No. 643 Houston etrse
near wooster The Treatise price % cents sold at ~
street. Astor House, and by most booksellers.
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Rates Of passage from Philadelphia Saloon In single
state $50; in double state 500; In forward
state rooms S55-ncluGng provisions and stewards fees
For freight or passage apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON'S ~ ExehanSe place MY;
or No. Walnut street, PhilsdspGa.
limited number Of third class will be luke.
at $50 from Philadelphia, and $50 from Liverpool -founa
with nrnyisinne.
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pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or LOcAI

NNN IONUUN IHKATWENT VF
disease In few hours, BY vegetable applicAtios.
Nithout pain which he combnsi 9isi
tutienal affections and nervous debility thousands
not be cured without H for h. performs daily whioh
bad continued for under all other reatmen Per-
Persons rely other proof where mush
mails from ph.sicians and hundreds Of esrtihossss
ciaty who had previously been svinded by she bsse
imposters:-W Fink, A, Wsrng W. N Craft Ironsides
VIM Ferguson Office hours, A n. till aud till Up r.
Treatment by letter. NJ. LARN0NT Surgeon, ~ ResdS
street, corner Broadway
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NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. COBBETT 10 DUANE
street may be conhden italy consulted on disease
years in this Pecali'y Of the
blss him to cure general debility The victims auscksrv
can apply to him with the certainty Of having their cass
properly treated. DR.. e. Is member Of the New York
University.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tracors-Seaed Proposals, endorsed Proposal for
building Sewer in Broome street will be received st the
Park until Monday the 4th day Of juno 1851 at three
o'clock NJ to build Sewer. with the necessary reeeiv
street to seyentyfve feet west of Broadwaybeing
length about four hundred feet The plan Of
rpechcatons for the building Of tho and all other
formation relating thereto be obtained application
30 the Contract Clerk, at tbis Office NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduot Department.
Now York, May 81, 1862,
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CRoToN .AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT-To con-
~ tractors-Seaied proposals. endorsed proposal for
building Houston street. will be at the
office of the Croton Aqusduct Department.. Refunds,
Park until Monday the 7th day OF June 1862 at o'clock
F. NJ to build sewer With the necessary receiving basins
and cuyerts in Houston street. from Avenue TO Mulberry
street. being in length about 2j{ feet The plan Of the
and specifications for the building Of tho and
all other information relating thereto be obtained
Application to the Contract Clerk, at this office. NICHO
LAS DEAN President OF the Croton Aqueduot Department.
New York, Nav q, 1862.
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DE JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET so WELL
- known, for the last twenty years. as tho ms1N
successful prActtonerin New the Of 49,
eases may be consulted usual at his old ofoo Thosa
having their cases treated by physician
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n EFTUEE HOUSE NEW ROCHELLE. ". Y.-THIS
~ delightful and fashionable rosdence is
the been made, tho
liberia the of
ters Its location ia Tor beauty and heathul
being adjacent to tho OF Island Sound
and fine region Of country nfording all the
Of exoeont sea bathing fishing &e. CURTIS PECK.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
cupants OF all houses and lots improved unimprovcd
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed tho Asscsor and lodged in
o. the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
State street TO whitehall street. The limits embraced by
such cude all the several houses and
both sides Of Pearl street between Whitehall aud State
streets the westerly side Of Whitehall street. between
Bridge and Poar streets and the southerly side Of
Bridge street, between State and Whitehall streets All
whose interests affected by the above named
easements and who are opposed to the same either of
them requested to their objections in writing
to the undersigned At their Office No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date OF this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
&laiZ.
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nR. WARREN, NO. 1 MOTT STREET CONTINUE
- to DO consulted Diseases Thirty years prao
tee enables him to curetnervous debility. His
sale and Speedy and recent cured days NJ
perfect guarant tied.
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&HARON SPRINGS PAviLiON.--raIS ESTABLISH
~ nsnt is now open fer the reception o. guests.
GARDINER K J0sLIN.
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ERANKLIN PHARMACEUTICAL INSTITUTE. 90
II Broadway, formerly tho American PhnrmaceuNca9
Institute, New York; ". Elmer N. d. chemist A. D.
Hendy ickson, assistant ohemist Dr. Is Brown Williams
proprietor This Institute wi suitable chemical labora
tory established for the purpose OF obtaining and dis
the remedial principle -
and foreign plants Thtycven different spsn-
the bronchitis specific, have already been OBJ
tanned and administered with the comparative and
of quinne from Peruvian bark Each spec-
and encased Ia half and a~tef
flint glass walls and in neat pocket hed With
thirty two dracm walls Of each specimen, with
manual of directions and be had at the institute ~
above Wholesale and retail new journal devoted to the
organic medical chemistry electricity Aos
thirty pages pamphlet form neatly bound. will be
published monthly from July l. 1862, ut So
TERMS cash. All orders Tor the Journal medicines shouA
be addressed post paid to the proprietor Dr. b. Browa
Offices d professional consultation in hi
meth.d Of treatment the above institute, So SEQ
Tie services of DIR. A. ID OlmEead, nrsadwAy.
tk physician, have been .ocessfnl electro pa
FIVE, and from ti,' Office hours mae
-- zen o'clock in the evening
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SIIIPPlNG.

~ s:--lle well known and iayorite steamship SARAH
SA IDS, 200 tons burthep w. C. Thompson Esq Com
mander will leave her dock At pier No North river for
Liverpool Thursday July 4, Mt twelve o'clock This
odatiuns in state rooms
for and second cabin passengers For freight pas
sage, apply to ~
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY-FoR
~ Bremen, via Southampton Tho United States mail
steamship hermann EDWARD Higgins. U. 8, N comman-
will leave Tor Bremen, touching Mt southampton
land the mails and passengers for England and France
Sat 1rday June 10 at II o'clock M from pier No North
river Price of passage from New York to southampton
Bremen First cabin main sao $40 first cabin lower
$780, second eabip $50 An experienced surgeon ii
attached to the ship All letters must pass through tho
Post office Specie delivered in Havre and London. For
passage freight, apply to
MoLLER, SANb& RIERA, Agents, % South street.
The steamship Washington will succeed the Hermann,
the 18th July
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!" ANAYANDN HUUSE. TTKEkN WUUD LAkE,
w Orange county ". - fhs asovo house is most
beautifully situated at the head Of Greenwood Lake, (en
miles in lengthy For Fhre mountain air, romantic
scenery quiet rambie fresh water bathing, good fishing
60, ills place cannot he surpassed Stages leave Geo
Cooper uote Chester Depot Ner ok and Erie Rairosd
the arrival Of the from New York For
particulars inquire Henry d. Fsltor 800 Broadway Of
the proprietor ut the lake, THERON FELiER
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OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASE CURED by HOIs-
"A loway's Ointment and Pills.-Mr. Fishing. late of
Broad street Bath suffered for from severe
sgoi butte disease which affected his hand to such degree
that together he unable TO work At hs
business lie consulted yearly all the faculty OF the place.
and for long used the Bath waters, which
celeb for the disorders but tho viru
OF tho complaint remained unabaed he then tries
Hoiloweys Ointment and Pi which have efeetualy
cured him that he has had of tha matady more
tan years Sold by all the vendors ofmedcne throuyh
the British pre also by those of the unitad states.
ut 70 cents, 80 cents and 81 40 eao wholosalc at Mr.
Morses - Maiden lane, Now York. and the proprietor ~
strand, London.
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nR. COVERS INvIGORATIkG CORDIAL, FOu
- debility and weakness, cnervatipg body and mind asl
ncaphcitatibg Tor business the duties Of life
to the wise, &c 81 bottle, three bottles for S. upor
tant ADVICE to the married single oos
suited in all diseases. Feee mo derate.
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Nv GODS MlNs1 RkLs AT MINSTREL HALL, NO. ~
w Brtadwsy b.tweso Howard AZ Grand str.ets-Opea
every night H Wood Manager and Proprietor -wood0
Mnstr,s by tar the NEST hama Of
ard vssats ia the world, and nnesussd Negro
hntators perform every evening at O'Clock and Wsd
netdsy and Saturday afternoong at 8 Admission, cts
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GAPE HAY-SEA BATHING CONGRESS HALL
~ will be The lGth ~ Jsas Tho location Of
tbs house. and the Aigh hrau grounds ia
der II tho aost derahle aud The proprie
liberal
age heretofore received ". g. MILLER, Proprietor.