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Later from Buenos Agres.

BosToN, Nov. lS.-Lster from Rio confirm the
reported revolution which occurred in Bnenos Ayrss
while Ufquiza attending the session OF Congress At
Santa Fe No details gtven the vessel left the day
the revolution occurred
Monte vidco dates to September I3,h. Flour wa,
netting Sc $40 per barrel Hides S3s 80 sac
Produce very At Rio hides were not procu-
rsble
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We have been requested to state that visitors will not
be admitted TO the Jackson statue after 10 day. be
Of the work yet TO be performed it, that Il
may be inHugurated on the sb OF January
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Private circle and
quee children under 10 half price reserved
rs orchestra rs family circle, Is third
ter, SO cents colored gallery IS
open win be raised IN The
boz Office will be open daily from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
p. IN
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The old lady thinks that there must have been dss-
srais sight OF brny shed lately 10 have swelled
Salt river so much that all the wing folks going
there.
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Dseision oeaiinsl Me Liqupr Lan.

CoNcorp, November 1S.-The judges OF the supreme
Of New Hampshire have decided that The liquor law
passed by the last legislature 10 unconstitutional
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A factory Harpers Ferry, belonging to Scarborough,
Holiday, q Co, totally burnt to-day. Loss, $4,000.
Partially insured.
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Counterfeit tweniy-doar bills on the Bank Of South
Carolina, which are well executed to deceive most
persons familiar with the genuine issues oil the bank
are In circulation,
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The Pan. correspondent Of the Journal Of Commerce,

SaJFi
Incredible efforts nre multiplied by the British SD
Foreign Anti Slavery Society and all the abolition zesos
TO duse Uncle Toms Cabin and the White Slave. Them
ire thirteen consecutive the first work
the London DAILY News You have Uncle Toms Cabin
Almanac spenddly illustrated, forming the
plste work slavery ever published universal penny
pon IL poieeied for the bene 81 Mrs. Stowe"
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SCHOOI. HoOKs.-Awsys hand full supply Of al the
u school books used in the District SD
planI soots and stationery kinds prices.
r GRAY h BALLANTyNE,
Nov. l6 Seventh street
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday 18th instant, Rev r. Evans,
GEORGE ii. VARNELL Miss SUSAN d. BOJAN youngest
daughter Of u. L. BoJAs all Of this city.
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ny 9. w. nOTELER, Auctionoer.

pEREMPToRy SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE At AUCs
TIONOn Monday, 22d November, commencing ~ O'Clock
shall sell the furniture Of JFwel TO-
the corner Of ah street and avenue large collection
Of superior furniture, consisting part Of
Mahogany soas, mahogany chairs
Gothic ana oher paior chairs
Teea
Two beautiful cuamcIed sets Of cotbist saambcr
Mahogany dressing bureaus mahogany other ward
robes
Mahogany and walnut marble TOP and tables
Eiurges, extension dining tables
Mahogany and walnut marble top Wristbands
DO and walnut French aud other belsteads
Work tables, portable writing desks
Looking glasses, mahogany and other rockers
- Hst-racks, maple and painted chairs, &c.
with other articles Of cabinet furniture OF
housekeepcrs, those about furnishing
AS the propco about changing their business Of them
having len the city, absolutely necessary every offered
should he cold and seldom oppou
presented obtain new and superior furniture auction
Terms An Of and under SS S25 and
e"cdcf $500 two, three and 500,
o. w ROrEI,FR
Nov le-dm Aucroueer.
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THACKERAy's NEW NOVEL" History OF Henry
Il Esmond.u
Bleak House, No Q.
Table Talk Men, Books, and Manners rsm Sydney
and others. vol.
kahay-a Cruise In the Chnn Seas by W. Hastings Macauay
Captain kyd by j. H. lngraham, author Of Lsduc" New
edition.
History Of the Second War by Charles nseo Second
nes-s vols. sve.
Personal Mesoir OF Daniel websier-pamphlet
FRANCK TAYLOR.
nICFxES,s BLEAK HOUSING. y.
Thscksrays History Of Henry Edmond, Colonel In the
service
Ksihaya Cruise in the China Sens by W. H. Mscsnay.
Table Talk about Books, Men, and Manners Punams
6vc-cent library.
Just rcceiveda TAYLOR b MAURY's
Nov 20 Bookstore, 9th
INGERsoLLs HISTORY second War win
Engand-embacing 1914 1915.
y vols.
Daniel Webster and his Contemporaries by O. W. March
Treatise Screw Propeiiers their Steam
teal calculate
description ofvessels by j. w. Nystrom.
The Analytical Chemistr Assistant by Oscar NJ Liaber
Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY
Nov 20 Booksellers, 9th street.
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COTTAGE E'RANsSLINs-Th have a left OF
bted cottage Franklin psror for burning kind Of
coal Ao variety pnror
coal My OF cooking also for
wood or coal Hot air furnaces the shortest All
OF which am selling very low. Please give me call
q. WOODWARD,
Nov 20-3t Penn'a avenue, between 10Th and lin
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Death Of er- Governor Sdlltz
LANCASTER, (Pa.,) Nov. I9.-ExGovernor Schultz. of
Pennsylvania, died his residence oday He had lived
good old age.
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"A RE Won RAID As yonr Hair fall
L Aing of is your head covered with Dandruf or
ScuIf II so, make trial of STORRS CHEMICAL
HAIR INVIGORATOR. Hundreds of persons all parts
had their hair fully restored to its the
use OF this valuable article Read the testimony.
NEW oRK. Jan. |. 1851.
Mr. SToRRs-Dear Sir: Mr.. Smith, Of Newtown, l.. l.
obtained bottle of your excellent Hair Inyigorato for his
little GIRL about four years old her head beng entirely
bald hair of any consequence having grown her
bead from her birth. and surprising asst may appear after
having used but bottle, complete head of HAIR was
produced nearly inches long. of fine healthy grow h.
A DOOLITTLE, NJ D. No. il Grand-st
PHILADELPHIA May, 10, 1850
and having used numerous preparations to effect your
Chemical Hair InvlgoratOr has produced fine head 0new
har and hardly know how 10 express my gratitude foI
the benefit have received from valuable article
WADSWORTH. No 10 Orchard st.
The follow ing testimonial is from Mr Maxim. editor Of
Saturday Courier.
"SToRRs HAIR INvI6oRA TOR y, gives much plea
sure unsolicited to record testimony IN favor Of the
great assntness and entire efficacy Of Stoors Chemical
Hair fnvgorslor On recovering fTos the
attack Illness discovered that usually healthy
ard abundant crop Of hair rapidly falling OF; and
shancng ~ have hand sample OF the above article fr
usec but snge bottle directed. and found to
like charm entirely checking the all and Great
new and healthy action Of the scalp"
We could give many other references % some Of orr most
respectable would ask al who troubled
with Dandruh Bald. losing hsir Hdr, - give
Storrs Chemical Hsu lnvgorator trial aud one tral
will do TO convince Of the truth Of or claims for
than al the others tiet might produce.
CAUrIoN-Ask for sTORRS' CHEMICAL HAIR IN
vIGORATOR and never let deasr persuade Won % use
any other srtice substitute. PTcs twenty-five cents
per bottle
General wholesale Asents-C. 7. ANfRr co, No.
l2o Arch-st Phiadell his For sas Nv {. H. RING, No
q2 Broadway DOcli.ile No. a. Giasd -. aud Mrs VI.
HAY rs, Brooklyn ~ W&S3a
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ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL.
Gfprtsses, Sc.

CREGORY'S GREAT CALIFORNIA
N PACKAGE and PARCEL EXPRESS. - Per
.t..r ers PRONETHEUS and CHEROKEE, on MON
DAY and TUESDAY. Jan. and 8. at o'clock VI
,nach freight yeturued-The subsc riosr
viii forward Special Express by above steamers sap
pers are requested to have their goods IN early on Sstr
day in order have them corded and sealed IN time for
shinmsnt Packages must be put IN waterproof con-
dton and exceed rs Bs weight each, and be accom-
An Extra Express will be forwarded per OHIO, on
SATURDAY, Jan. 10 ,no,,oo-,-
Managers and Agents, No. lac Peari,st,
u,e corner of Wall
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DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,
mnsiraI.

THOROUGH BASS TAUGHT IN
u CLASSES IN THREE MONTHS FOR SEQ
HERR CHARLES wells, Pianist aud Professor Of
Music begs TO inform the musical public of Ne York
that he roins to open ladies and gentemens classes
Thorough Bass from Jan. IS. 1852
thorough study under the direction Of hs celebrated
Ii eoreon TCnasehik in Prague as well many yeSrs
practice composition and the study OF the great Euro
composers enable HIM 20 he best instruction "a
the branch The taste for music IN this City vastly
improving makes such institution desirable and TIE
subscriber atters himself 10 be able to awake some 81
berIng talent for music and composition.
REGULATIONS.
/. -Four pupils will form class.
Q Two hours will be devoted 70 each lesson.
;. The whole science viii he taught 10 "a Lessons
TeTms-S20 each, pay able IN advance.
Applications be made at No. $40 Houston-st near
Broadway every day from 10 o'clock Nj ron LOW
TIL the 18th of January. CHARLES WELLS.
d27 etTuThSSs No $40 Houstm-st.
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MeoirGl.
INVALID FEMALES-Who ar

INVALID FEMALES-Who are desl-
rous of consulting of their who perfectly
conveTsaDt with the complaints they are suoectto
now have the opportunity, Mrs DRAKE the daughter
aud successor the late Mrs Mott the celebrated Phy-
sicaB has discontinued her Monthly visits to the New
England States. -
Her residence is At No $50 GREENE ST, between Wa
veTey and Clinton places, where she purposes devoto
her tins and attention those requiring her advice and
remedies She can be consulted all female complaints,
nervous affections scTofulous scobutc and cutane0us
diseases bronch al lung liver and stomach comp ANTS
oatarrh. rheumatism. sca'ica, lumhago. henorrhage
ham0rrhods piles, worms and all diseases OF children
in the treatment which she has gained much Celeb
Yty previous visiting and since her return from London
remedies prepared from the original receipts Of
her mother the late Mrs. Me from the nspssac ulces
and extracts essential oils and tncures of roots! herbs
flow ers bsrks and ealsams the efcacles OF wch
have thoroughly tested IN great many inst ,nces nr-
ing the long and practice Of herself and Mrs
Mott in New-York and Boston Consultations nee 81
charge.
II No cases OF an immoral character attended, 70.
Persons consulting by letter % st paid VIII receive fll
particulars in answ and have medicines carefully
pack ed and forwarded b. express d!0 6t'S&N
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Observation-Disclosures

EO-PARTNERSH lPS.-Merchants and
~ others about forming partnerships. are respectful
IL requested before purchasing Their Safes 20 cal The
store Of the uDdengred and eYamine M J. @. Glberts
Safe made by K oh : c. y with the books the
Ne 2l6 Peals four days aiter the IRE.
STEARNs MARVIN
Successors 10 Rich Co Ne. li6 W,ter-st.
The ohly makers OF Wilders Pstent Saamsnder Safes.
with R.ch's Improvement, commonly called Rehs
SAFES dJl 2gs
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Crean Cleaners. E(.

EOR LIV pOOL-The favcrte
II steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, william wylle,
Commander VIII sail from Phadel phia for LIVERPOOL on
THURSDAY. Jan g. al u sclOck
Passage 4 Saloon Sateroons $50
do. DO Fore CABIN do y.
Passengers will be provided wiki Railway tickets %
Ph. aceiphIa free OF expense, By the Agent,
IHOS. RICHARDSON, No. 81 Exchange. place.
Thespiendd new steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER,
Cart Robert Le;ch Will succeed the City Ct 0tasgo~
and sal from Philadelpha, JsA -. III
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Safes.


SALAMANDER SAFES. 100000
~ SAVED i-DEEDS BEFORE woRD3l-RICHs
breaks out and Rchs Safe punges boldly into the sea Of
fire. caing It's cargo safely through the ocean Of dam.
Ialed company with Rchs. The gale was too hot f'r
them, and hey were rep red wrecks Jew days
with is cargo burnt out some with decks burst 40
and found stranded en- No 2lt PeaI-st the
rts OF another were picked NJ on No az Fear, ana
the battered halls Of several more, with their carsoes
burnt, 10 be stranded rear the sane ssot oae
only, out Of the whOl. fee, rode out the gale
her FORE Wilder" a, her maIa" Ste1-ns Hlf-
vim a, her mizen On The fourth day after the gales
don. Tie particulars of her fiery voyage be seen by
psIusng the following letter from the owner, Mr. U
THE FIRE IN fIBTenER AND rEAKL- is Szw-YokK
Messrs sTEARNs MARVIN. successor. 10 c. Rich
Co, No lac " ater- St, NowY0Tk-SIRs whea the are
absen. Rensselaer, County testing cleaning
apparatus connection with my Excelsior ThrasheT, and
10 my books which placed Of your Safes.
purchased from hr Marvin some years ago. My fears
tan 10 apply the Crcton water ~ hours before was en-.
abied 10 commence operations after which required 81
psu6er from It's ash bed You may Judge ef my 4urety
duins this dslay and agreeable surprise upon opening
my books and psseTs saved and leebls tteY
previous TO TIE ere. The intense heat 70 Inch the Safe
subjected be con ectuTed from the condition OF
another Safe not salamsnter OF which iron skeleton
frame only renamed, and not yssge OF book. Ia-'
fuE heh they tell Upon crates OF eazthenware Ia the
cellar The ruired Safe upon the sasmander II their po
sitoB bad been reversed the skeseton w0gld
have remained NJ losS the insurance Is S9o0 yet
the salvation Of nv books your saismAneer with The
representatives. OF upward u sOo Geo and npotaa, tocu-
menis which could no; be duphcated hss fully conPen-
sa'td me.
IL WI afford pleasure to exhibit the Safe
purchased YOU and neIits a. my present IL
ice No 25l Pearl 81, where shall remain un1l the
building No 2ls, is erected Yours respectfully.
JOSEPH u. GILBERT
An assortment eff Safes made the same the
above always hand tas Depo', No. lac Waterst,
New York BursM proci Money Chests, Bank Vaults
and ' ault Doors made 10 Orter.
srEAhNS MARVIN
Successors 10 Rich Co the only manufacturers u MID
ers Pa cut Fue proof Safes with tchs lmsravemeHt N
the nited Staies e3i 9WkSxnw
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To PURCHASE, a pls
Gutlerp, 6araware, &e.

EOR CALIF0RNlA.-The subscriber
: continues TO keep ut his well selected assortment
Of Miners and Gold PICKS FlcNaNes, Shovels, Spades
fces Ares, Hachets HnR,ers kE1Ves, Guns Pistols Re-
Volvers MortaIs and Pe.tes Iugos Melting Ladies' Re-
tsts. Sand Crucioles cod Sc Sles and ether articles
comprising general assortment al Hardware and Edge
Tos for ship and house c-r.esers coopers blacksmith
Ac pars uiar ADOPTED &c tie California market; and fot
Graders en- the Pacific Cssst CS LITTLE
dis SmfkSkru Ncs 50 and "a ruit ~ o..
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ALIENS NATURAL HAIR DYE,

IN INVIGORATOR and RESrORER will produce
Natural Byeng of the Han gray prevent Badness aud
hair falling out and restore the hair IN many cases Tbs
following certificate is sufficient guarantee
NEW YORK HOSPITAL Dec 8, '8d
have analysed Aliens Natural Han Dye It's elects
are extraordinary both Dyeng the Hair and prom ng
growth from my knowledge Of its gredisats consider
4 can be used with safety LAWRENCE REID
Price 50 cents Prof. OF Chemlstty
ALIENS Certain and Instant LIQUID HAIR DYE,
for se at No IS Frankn-st. warranted to stand washing
with soap and water 37ts
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NETWORK and VIRGINIA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY. NETWORK and RICH
NOND, via NORFOLK and PErERSBU RG-rhroggn
II about % h0grs-sslhns SATURDAY. Jan B. is32-ras
Steamship ROANOKE, q ,0e tuns.l l.. Parrlss, Com
EaAder. Will leave NewYork for the above port ever
sATUB DAY, at o'clock p. d., from Pier No 10 North
River, fAlhaIy-f
Freight vii be taken durng FRIDAY, up TO zP " %
Saturdag
Tor freight passage apply 20
DEEM THORNTON, AREN'T
No. s5 Vest-st, corr er Of Albany
d2SI LuDLAM WATSON, Agents, Richmond
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CAUTION 70 HARDWARE DEAL

OERS-ws take this ms,hsS ct cautcans our friends
and the hardware dealers generally sgsias, certain Niles
manufactured in America and stamped ieoo,son"ssd
6lss made BY ptrsens N no Way connected with
house. Esd the names beng hae ours dealer should bs
stamped upon each tang eur own hrm. iBbOISON.
BROTHERS Co."-Sise ecf corporate aAtk " Globe.
as formerly may be advisable farther to state Tat
beat Cast Sseel Royal Improved HAss universally ns~a
b. the old stamp. Glcbe'l veil known a. better
aaslei for Enginee aud Mach nss purposes than sny
gow IN use "a the United Safes
jBBoTsoN, BROTHERS co.
Sheffield Eas.ant.
HENRY J. l8BOrSoN, Agent.
Ssu okes No as Pearl a.. Ne~rorN
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Uiano-fortea.

DIANO-FORTES for the HOLIDAYS.
-EetV PsSe-Foriss, made by the celebrated house
OF l. Gilbert Co, Boston offered for sale at
pfioss 70 sp, customers then New-YoFk Wnereoms
No SIS BroacSay, opposite Broadway rheater and No.
az, below GrsBd-s Il will be for the interest Of all
call and this sxersTe atock OF Pianos before
ING esewsele Also good assortment Of secoad hand
Pianos. for sale o. 10 rent HORACE WATERS. Agent.
do In
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Glottins.

g HIPPO G-NAVY and ARMY
~ MESSES -Hospita Department and families supplied
with all kinds of Stores at II. W. PRESCOTTS whole
sale establishment, No II Wall.st
Nr Prescsr respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has associated with him 4. c. GENET
ESQ who will devote his attention TO the above business
Choice Vines Branches Cordias, Porter Ale and Cider
Also Fruits Preserves and Cigars of the best quality Gen.
stantly on hand d3O ST.
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NO TOOTHACHE ANY MORE
TIE subscribers take tie honor offer their he
ssanst We SAID evil be nsitneT pasflI dlss-
grteable Ia, chemical pr0ceedUg, (1IeD3red as Il j.
ieceG BY the consultation or tue suffering sad the
u the evil for smell IS saaic.sas - anybody for
many wears Resdy al hours o. the d-y and gh, 20 fol-
Inv even cali Remember he Office AZ No u C,y Hall
place +. ROLE,
d2ssW, T. GINL
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uatfr Cure.

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE, No.
II IS Lzight-G.. New-York- In addition TO al the
usual appliances fos wzteF-trea.leni, DIS. TRAIL
HOSEORD have established q department for the SPECIAL
Of ProapsS and other female diseases requiring
mechanical and sur peal msnagenent n B-Afew more
dated Din
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paauerreotnpes anh Gnsrapings
Camps an6 Burning Huios.

THE LARGEST and best assortment of
Il Lamps, Girandoes, Chandelier Csndelabras. Hall
Lanfen the latest styles and patterns be found at
y. s. CONKLIN's No. 1893 Hudson-st. All those who
design purchasing goods In the above line Will dc well TO
call and His prices will be found TO be % per
cent less than any other establishment in the city on
hand a well selected assortment Of Glass and Britannia
Ware Globes Shades Lamp Glasses and Wicks of every
description Sperm and Lard Oil, Canphene and Burning
Tuid Goeds sent to any part OF the city or carefully
mack ed fer the country o29 3mTuTh&ss
CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID,
~ OILS-Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
price Also lamps of every description at c. f. DIEr1
No 237 Greenwichs3 doors above Barclay-st n2s sm'
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Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber has IN yard
full supply of Anthracite and Btum'n0us Goals con-
sstius of Peach Orchard Black Heath. LeAlsh Hzetoa
,slish Camel Liverpool Ouel Cumberland SdneY-al
~ vhh is warranted TO Of the best quality delivered
IN the best order and fr sale at the ye Lowest mks.
n,,rs. JAMES L WORTH.
PT,f Ma % Broadway and lth-st cor Thompson.
ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL.
n-.n.,sS q, ysceivs orders for their Coal broken and
scrseued for family 81 IS per tun delivered from
yard Orders received At their Office NO u O..
ther several ysrds-carneT Of King and 9reenwcn sts
foot Of Hubsrt-st North River foot OF Gouverreur-s
sts. and Jorslemon Sta Brooklyn and at fsot Of North
I0th-st Whamsburgh. ssu
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VNO PRINTERo.-For sale, an oia es-
,s;, eomnirts for cary ~ large arr prontsne po
mesa together With the Lsase OF me ~.
"a sric,s steady run u good custom Tork Inc lean
.,n. RaheY AID Pr D,iSg and H. dIauic Presses az AZ
I'm. "a atber PrIsiBg aerals are all m seoo cono-
sr ard calculated 70 do large amount OF business Az
49,, c.nabe Of carrying the business properly WI
iesu,. 70 find I'll profitable Investment n evey AN
I ~ Afforded by the Ipsssp owner TO secure the
80 .,t,ched 10 the establishment. Eos further par
tcu,us, apply to WELLS Il WEBB, No. 10 Du'oa-"
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur
Il rogate % the County of New. York notice hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against MARY CHOSTH
WAITE late Of the CITY Of NewYOrk widow, deceased,
present the with vouchers thereof subscriber
ms Office Of Boxery and he City OF
New York or before the twenty second day Of Apl
Rert Dated NewYork the sixteenth day Of October leji
ols av6nl5s WILLIAM H. VAN COLT, Executor
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EvRANKLIN EYE INSTITUTE, No

4S;atest formerly the Battery, for the treatment
OF Disc of the Eye only the system successfully
practced by Mr.. wilder. of the St. Marks Opthalno
Hospital Dubli and MI cKenzie OF the glasgow Ego
Intimacy Glasgow, Scotland. Office hours from toto
O'Clock daily. Please observe the address. No. Sae ~
fron,iss the BATTERY DIS Inn
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Gcnaes Ntanteo.

GTORE.-Wanted to rent on the first Of
NMay OF bsfors suitable lr dry goods store
Gfeenw ich 81 between Esltca and Murray. Aay
the trsas wishing dispose g he stock. WITH privilege OF
slsrv hear 81 seed opportunity by addressing DAY
GOODS IMMIGRANT ~ Ihi> once 3 3.
WANTED To PURCHASE. a PLATA,
w comfortable House asd half aa sCIs OF more Of
Crowd with prospect Of tic wasg preferred wrhn TO
nliles Of NewYosk and railroad stage Ad-
dess by letter. p. Rt!e House, No us Nassau ST.
dsi ST.
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LTURNlSH ED IICCS E.-A rare o2por-
u tuniiy ia offered & lsiseAs wishing home IN the
lease Of house situated MaGsons sfew doors
west OF Broadway together Nth Furniture, nearly
the amount Of Sl2oe az Sl3so Address X II. NJ Box
No am, Post Office dSi 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STATEofNEW-

q YORK, by the grsco of God. free aud independent
To all pc Interested the Estate 0f WILLIAM H.
IRELAND. late OF The City Of Now York, deceased. 80
creditors legaees merit Of Kin, Ohef~ssssnd greet
ina You aud each OF yen hereby cited aad required
personally u be- and appear before Surrogate 81 the
County of Nov York, at his office IN tho City % New
YORK The Hnih day q aisrch neIt at eleven o'clock IN
the forenoon Of that cay then aud heie 10 attend the has
settlement OF the account Of proceedings Of William "
ireland, Jr and George Ireland Jr, Executors a the
last ylil and testament of said deceased.
Ia witness whereof, have caused the seal oi ONCE n
SAID Surrogate 20 be hereunto affixed. Witness,
T.. j Alexander W Bradford, Surrogate Of our said
County, az the CITY of New-foTk the ID daJ Of
December, IN the year Of Lord one thonsand eight
hundred and fry A ". BRADFORD,
ii dtW Surrogate