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CoCKToNs NEW NovEr,.

ADY FELICIA, A NOVEL, BY HEN
II RY CoOKToN, Esq, author of valentine ,1ggv,
Vox,'' Sylvester Sound" Love Match 6ifr51cV
STANLEY Thorn" &c.
ILLUSTRATED, PRICE so CENTS.
This the last and best production of the most
popular novelists Of the age, HENRY CocKroN. 1t
abounds in causc dashes at the heartless progacy of
the English arstocracy whose souess conventionaisms
it probes with mercless steel. there wanting
pages Of rich, joval humor to the reader
many hearty laugh Lady Felicia is beautifully
printed, and has capital illustratons.-Mornine
Star.
Published and for sale by
Alt GARRETT & CO.. % Ann st
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,,- S~ IN ." Catholic Chapter" Refutcrs.-
Sf for April contains complete
Pisto aF y Dslgp nsshss Catholic Chapter in the
INV
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ca Third NIechanics' Building and nIu-
TUAL LOAN ASsOCIArIoN:- The unprecedented sue
cess Of me second Mechanics b91ang ana Mutual Loan
fore the first monthly meeting and the subscription
sons having been disappointed sbecomiug members of
the second, have commenced THIRD Mechanics Build
ing and Mutual Loan Association, having incorporated
in their Constitution the same advantageous principles
to shareholders which found such favor with the public
and which filled up the second its predecessor so rap
idly. - 49,
her small earnings than triple itself in the space of
few years. person who is desrous OF borrowing
in order to purchase his own house on the mo u
advantageous terms who will but take the trouble to
compare the advantages offered by this Association both
70 lenders and borrowers with those oered by oher AS
sociatons will at find tho key to the success o our
lst 1t will loan money at per cent annum on the
Cd 1t will allow interest at the rate of per cent per
annum to all persons who prefer paying their subscrlp
double nterest-frsty the above per cent? secondly
their share of the profits Persons who wish to borrow
money for the purpose of buying building their
House Farm here secure an advance far more
liberal terms than offered by any other Association:
3D. Persons desrous of Withdrawing from the Society
can do at any time by giving tbs notice. and
receive back all the dues paid by them with interest at
person who will but IA cents day, (and there
person who cannot if dsposed) in this
with which he establish himself in business and
thus achieve his own independence.
The entrance fee is 90 cents per share monthly pay
ments 50 per share value of each share, $500
Ladies and gentlemen dcsirous of joining can leave
J. Il. SAYRE, President
SP. TOWNSEND, Vice Pres't, 81 Nassau st.
JACOB PEcARE, Secretary 1853 Hester ST.
John Hooper, Surveyor JOG Fulton st.
TRUsTeEs
Cyrus H. Loutrel, " Maiden Lane Josiah M. Smith,
corner Centre and Hester sts Dr. Henry s. Downs 1OS
Grand st o. NJ Wright, Columbia and Union st.,
Brooklyn Henry SnberhoIn, "a Chrsty st.; R. NJ Sell
leck 90 Fulton st.
Edmund J. Po ter City Hall Place; c. N Potter, q
Wall st., Attorneys.
The frs regular meeting for the payment of and
admission OF members, will be held Tuesday Evening,
April 9th at O'clock at Union Buildings, 1853 Bowery.
There will be ddresses explanatory Of the workings Of
this Association The Secretary is daily from to
M at his Office 1853 Hesters for the purpose Of receiv
ing subscriptions. no tf
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NATIONAL THEATRB.

A GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT
"A will be given to the Manager of the National Thea
tire, MR. A. H. PURDY.
BY the members Of the Company and attaches of the
tablshment.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 9th, 1852.
when POWERFUL ENTERTAINMENT 4 will he given.
The Committee earnestly recommend the operation
Of friends and the public generally
Tickets be obtained from members of the Company
or places can be secured at the Box Office
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2a- BOX Makers Attend -The nex+ ro...,.-
Feetng will be held at go Grand street. on TIT EsDAV
90 ~ ING April 9th, at half past o'clock Rv oror
Al lt@ WILLIAM cp4u.,, -,
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fN5a The FUtUre UnValIeU.
Would you know
Your fate below,
Who's your friend and who your foe,
Then to Dr. Boback HE
Reader Of the starry sky
Be it bueness, Love or Law,
He that issue forth will drew
Be it sickness, soon his spell
Makes the pallid sufferer well.
Soions of line of sneers
Famous for two hundred years,
All the secrets Of your life
, All its coming Joy or strife,
He can read by Truths own light,
In the shining orbs of night. -,
All letters to c. ". BOBACK No White street will
be vigorously attended to if prepaid For more
a~.9 r3; oa o. o. s oo5 81 bo M saen A 1t%
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aENERAL rAYLoRs

LEAD QUARTERS, AT NO. 76 FULTON
IL STREET, CORNER OF GOLD.
An elegant assortment Of SPRING AND SUM NtS
fully informs his friends and the public, that it hf
able to furnish cheaper and Bssssr cLorHING OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS, wholesale or retail at 76 Full
I0THfT Es IL iaSn
| sortment of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS have
ty and economy thus catering the tastes Of all
es Of customars, and giving them confident
purchased 76 Fulton street. are preemnenty superi,
or to that can be furnished in this city oOrrespon-
The above establishment is under the charge of Mr. J.
sogder who will also particularly attend to the custom
faction to gentlemen who regard we'll made excel
lently fitted garments as a desideratum. o
vo.ts.. q Fulton street, corner Of Gold;
ty STYLE and quality always on hand which will be sold
at prices that must be satisfactory. Al BINS
TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.
! A WORD OF ADVICE TO YOU; THAT
4 Mis-, If You want to get fitted out with frst 20
rate suit of Clothes, CUT by of taste and EB
economy, by the best workmen, and at prices %
% low any others in New York Call at Ohm
AOSEMAN'S CHEAP CASH TAILORING EsTAHLIsE
HEST. No. "a EAST BROADWAY one door above liar.
Eet street sstf is
EMPIRE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
100 AND 122 FULTON STREET,
IAO doors below Nassau, ew York ee
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. VA
The subscribers having made extensive altera- FSF
tiOns and additions in their large Establishment, M
which comprises
EIGHT LARGE AND SPLENDID SALES ROOMS
and being furnished with and carefully selected
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
invite the attention of the public to their superior
READY MADE CLOTHING,
made up in the most fashionable and recherche STYLE
The reputation of this so 70 voro1Iv
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TRUSTEES
G B BOVINE No 165 West st.
H Burr, Cliff. Frankfort
W Wakeman, Nos 70 and 81 Meiden-lane.
Valentin e. 45 Gold st.
JB RTer, Broadway Houston st.
W Gregory No 2S4 Mott st.
Denny, No % West st.
Fl H Smelling, No s6S Broadway.
Dickinson, No rs Beaver st.
J Jacobs, IA Water st.
SURvEYoR-R Smith,
ArToRNEy-A A Phillips, No 80 Chambers ct.
W B. SMITH, Secretary.
The present members obtain their Pass Books at
the Seeretarys office. Al lt*
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BS- Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
No 81 Chambers t.-Notce-Depostors inform
ed that deposits made before the 9Th day of April
next will be entitled to interest in july Interest is
paid at the rate Of six cent per Bank opeu
daily from 10 A. NJ, to P. NJ and from 8 to p NJ.
GREGORY DILLON, President.
JOSEPH STUART, First Vice President.
PETER CRERAR, Accountant.
New York March 27' 1882 NIB 1t%
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NOTICE OF TNTENTION

TITO FORM AN INSURANCE COMPANY
4 Capital $l5O0Oo divided into 10000 shares of s5
each cash paid up with the privilege Of increasing the
capital stock s5OOO The undersigned hereby give
notice their to form Insurance Company
to located the City Of Nsw York. and be called
"The Building Associations Fire Insurance Company"
for the purpose making Insurance dwelling houses
stores rents and all kinds of buildings and upon house
hold furniture merchandise and other property against
loss or damage by fire. and the risks Of inland navigation
and transportation expressed in the second subdvs
ion Of the first section OF the Act to provide for the In
corporation of Insurance Companies passed April 10Th
l849 Dated, New York, February 8, 1852.
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FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL

DIANO FORTES. - THE SUBSCRIBER
Il would call attention to bis splendid assort-vSz
ment OF Pianos from to ~ ootaves, in rose, Va
equality Of tone with the many improvements which his
instruments possess it is believed cannot be surpassed
His Pianos all made from the best and thorough
seasoned materials and with his patent arch bottom
which adds greatly to the strength durability of the
instrument. The qualities of his Piano Fores are
we'll known to require than allusion them ns
evidence Of their value. 1t may emily be necessary 10
refer to the fact that at tho great Fair the American
Institute, they awarded to him the premium gold
medal for the best Piano Forte and to the many other
testimonials from Of the first professors and
Tours both in and out of the city Tho subscriber only
would add, with his long experience manufacturer
be earnestly believes his Instruments be surpassed
elsewhere. DAVID J. VAN WINKLE,
No. Weat Si~teanth hat
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sa- Laborcrs' Onion Benevolent Society.

~R L"norcrs' Union Benevolent Society
% s' members of this Division are requested
N nv 9s v NJ the Forrest House, 40 Spring ST. on TlJ ES
AZ ths NENtNG, April 9TH 1852 at ~ o'clock P NJ
vsar % ~ He%oers are expected officers for the next
''"t arc W ne chosen on said night By. order of
JAMES WALLACE, sec'v -'' 99' iss,G' aI Il%
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rpfi,., nc wieIs q Wells, EhEenoIogiAts and
for eSsms Clinton Hall l3l Nassau street. Office open
W examinations day and evenings "a Sms X"
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04

RS- Second Irving Building and Mutu-
AL LOAN ASSOCIATION.-In conseq uenoe of the un-
precedented success Of the IRVING BUILDING AND
MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION a second Irving has
been organized and the subscription book will open
MONDAY. April 8, at No. 244 Grand-st Office hours
from to o'clock every evening Entrance Fee, 81
Monthly Dues 49, Par value of Shares, $500. Tke
entrance Fee only will be received
AZ lbA ALBERT Il. NICOLAY. Secretary
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Jsasga,ror ror S1le.-Gsorge Ladd's well established
cerisly tore; 600 Broadway. Any one having small
s IN eAsh can get great bargain the proprietor
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JACKsoNs

INNING SALOON, BAL AND 349 SPRING
IL STREET, opposite the CLINTON MAR u
KET, between West and Washington streets, e&4s,lA
New York. Ssfe.1A
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Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Apri I. 1852 y ''A It

BS- Partisan Sp'iog BIantilIas.--The
Partisan Manta Emnorium removed from 351 to the
and elegant store 36 Broadway is openor the
Spring with the largest richest and most elegant
variety of Mantillas ever n in America. A SHAWL
DEPARTMENTis is added, containing an immense
assortment of Canton Grape Cashmere India, and other
Shawls, which will all he sold at the moderate pri
which have gained for this establishment large
share Of public patronage. GEO. BULPIN,
Ar2S 3m 361 (late 3511 Broadway.
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'IO1l0--o-E 80 2 " - ~ =. - ~
LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE. co.
OFFICE NO 81 CHAMBERS ST, AD-
~ JOINING STEWARDS STORE. CAPITAL
This Company, having their Capital all paid
in, prepared to receive applications for Insur
ance on Warehouses Dwellings, Merchandise, Household
Furniture, Vessels in port, &C., &c. against loss da-
mage by Fire. -
DIRECTORS:
Corn. V. Anderson David Morrison, John B. Durbrow,
Nathl P Bailey Adam p Pents, John A. Harriet,
Jas. NJ. Benedict, John j. serrell, Eli Kelley,
Samuel Bell, Nahum Sullivan, Morgan Morgang,
VIM. 8. Duke, VIM. Adams, And'wG. Norwood,
Simeon Draper, Thomas NJ. Beare, Amedee G. Fargisr
Theod c. Jung, Wyllis Blackstone, Washington Smith
Zophar Mills, Ezra P. Davis John Add. Thomas,
Thomas Thomas.
CORNELIUS Y. ANDERSON, President.
WASHINGTON SMITH, Vice President.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN CoGER. Survey
R5- Applications for Insurance will also be received
at the Office Of A. g. NORWOOD. 40 William st. rs If
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We advise all to try a few bottles of this valuabl
alton; il is the


aH- Hair Dying at Lauclk's Shaving, Hair
Cutting, Shampooning, and Hair Dying Room, No. 8
Roosevelt street.
Hair Whiskers, and Mustaobes dyed to any desired
shade, from Light brown Jet black without the least
injury TO the skin hair with Laucks Excelsior Hair
Dyethe best and most durable Dye in the world; it's
action ia instantaneous and it changes while the
inconvenience attending it's application is little
than shampooning would be. Charges moderate.
In combination with the above. Shaving Hair Cutting
and Shampoonng done in the best The propre-
tor hopes, from his long experience Hair Dresser
constant and attention his business, with the
comfort cleanliness, and convenience of his establish
men to please all who may favor him with their CUSTOM
For sale: Laucks Excelsior Hair DYE, price per box
ST. three boxes for $3.50 Also beautiful article
the toilet Laucks Chemical Compound Hair Tonic. 37
cents per BOTTLE at Roswell, three doors from Chat
ham st. T29 3m%
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THOMAS CARTER,
MILLHRS'S

WROUGHT IRON PICKET FENCE, AN
w entirely Article of beautiful and original de-
signs, suitable for DWELLINGS, etores,
CEMETERIES, FARM HOUSES
qnd all PLACES recurring IRON RAILING. 1t is supe-
or to wire railing for strength beauty and oheapness
Iqq be attached to wood well iron posts and
olJput up without tho sid Of iron worker Prices
80 cents TO So per foot Specimens he at
Mandatory, n Trinity Place, New York.
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CARPETS.
GREAT REDUCUION IN PRICES, AT
VI the Celebrated Largest and Cheapest A. 81
ESTABLISHMENT in the United States, No. 80 BOW
LIN -''" - HIRAM ANDERsoN's
Eight Spacious Sales Rooms, Wholesale and Retail
contains largest handsomest and cheapest assort
ment of English and American Floor ~ CIotns 20 pc
dollar the square yard Of one to & sigh5 yards WIDE
contains the ooat beansul and varegated assortment
of English and American superor lngyaln "
unparalleled low priceshve shillngs 20 SIX snngS anu
sxpence per yard New and elegant neures lor 0prng
Sales. u-o,,,-o
isullv stocked with an unrvaed assortment Of English
and American imperial Three-ply Carpetng OF new and
elegant designs, expressly for the Cdsy
trade at reduction OF 70 per cent from former prices
'' 'D' - ''14 SALES ROOM NO. 4,
contains hundred and fifty pieces Of hne Ingram Car
petng, Fall STYLE at Is 3d. 2s Is 3d. ana 49, per
yard. uoo,, 40
displays great variety of English Druggets from one
four yards wide from 3s and Cd per yard ana up
wards. Also, elegant assortment OF Rugs Mats ~c'
az very r7u"07u SALES SALES ROOM NO. 6,
fully stocked with every variety of Stair and Hall
CarpetDg at Is. Cd, 2s 3d. Ss 3D. 4s os' ana os per
yard. .-o
are the Patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets exhibited at
the Worlds Fair formerly sold at 9s per yard now sell
lug w O'' VD' P'A SALES ROOM NO. s.
An extensive assortment Of Table and Piano Covers
Window Shades from 9 to $40 per nar Table Oil Cloths
Brussels and Tapestry Carpetng Brussels Stair Carpet
Plated and Brussels Stair Rods Paror Door Mats &c.
all of which are offered rs per cent less than at any
''"'r '''''''nIHfTs HIRAM XNDRRsoN, No. 90 BOwsry
All ooode M acFed free Of charge M28 If
NEW STOCK AND NEW STYLES
(1ARPETING, 1876 WILLIAM ST., NEAR
J Fulton N. Y.-The most complete assortment of
Carpetings Oil Cloths, 60. may now be seen at the
WHOLESALE WARERO0MS of the undersigned, which
have all been purchased since the lst Of January,
from ceebrated manufactures Of Europe and
the United States among which may be found patterns
strictly private, and entirely new.
ROYAL VELYETS,
selected expressly for city trade
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS,
combining in variety of patterns ad coors, the most
distngue ever before offered in this market
THREE PLY, INGRAM AND VENITIAN,
every grade, variety and stye together with unr
vailed assortment OF
in England, Germany and America suited
to all climates, adapted to every use. Also,
SPANISH AND CANTON MATTINGS,
plain fancy and checked of various widths late from
ship perfectly fresh and news with RUGS, TABLE
AND PIANO COVERS, Sc, all of which will be sold
cheaper than before offered at wholesale RETAIL
for OR CLOSE TIME PAPER. -
m5g- OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAMBOATS,,
and Public Buildings particularly requested
call great pains will be taken to suit them in every
Particular. VIM McGkOkrY,
M2S 3m~ 1856 William street. near Fulton.
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NV STOCK AND NEW sTYLEs

WHERE SHALL WE PURCHASE
NUR SPRING MANTILLAS Is TO THE
~ ladies 'the" question Of the present moment. The
exquisie taste evnced in the goods of the NEW YORK
MANTILLA EMPORIUM, No. 58 Cana l-street has, ever
since its establishment secured to its proprietor (lr.
Bell) the position Of Leader of Fashions for America
and if the ladies of New York who yet undecided
the above important question would but give him call
and what wondrous things industry and art
complsh SIR. b. has not the least doubt of its being
given overwhelmingly in his favor. MR.. BELL, No. ss
Canal street, north side Al BINS
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BEEF. VEAL, AND MUrTON.

A BROADWAY, OFFERS FOR SALE
IA. daily his stand, s44 Broadway, one door above
street, choice lot of Beef Veal Mutton,
Lamb and all other meats in their season. to which he
would resyectuly invite the attention Of the public
yl8 ANA
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CRATES AND FENDERs

IT KELLEY'S CRATE AND FENDER
L lie Mandatory, No. 346 Broeme st., three doors
west Of the Bowery, adjoining Dr.. Cones Church.
Builders and othors about purchasing would do
will CALL he is oouhdent tnat ais paterns for
ETY. and cheapness, are unsurpassed. II SmAM
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Ag- Great Spring and summer Remedy.

Bs9- UreaC spring ana summer Remedy.
Now is the time to commence purifying the blood
and cleansing the system, be prepared for the
great change generally brought on during the Spring
The dull and tagnant blood OF winter requires purifying
and renewing The debility want of nervous energy and
depression of spirits peculiar to the spring summer
seasons must be avoided there must be new rich and
pure blood infused into the body otherwise the entire
system becomes prostraed the mental energies become
enfeebled and instead of enjoying the blessings and
pleasures of beautiful spring and summer you toll on
through the season. listess and sickly totally unoon-
scious that few bottles of
DIR. S. p. TOWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA
manufactured by the celebrated Chemist and Phvsi
clan, Dr. JAMES r. Chiffon, will renovate the whole
system, create
NEW, RICH, AND PURE BLOOD.
remove all that want of energy depression of nri and
pr0straton OF the mental faculties and enable Won To
enjoy the greatest blessis conferred on man w W
"GO0D HE ALTH."
We advise all try few bottles this
alton; it is the
ONLY MEDICINE
which will have the desired effect Thousands who have
used other preparations in van testify to the TACT
they have been to perfect health and vgor
by the use of few bottles Of
THIS SARSAPARILLA
Beware of counterfeis, and buy without the Ger
tifeate of "JAMES Il. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist :"
printed green paper and pasted the outside wrap
per- as we'll as the Signature of s. p Townsend" on
the steepate label of each bottle All the others are
CoUNTERFEIrs
Wholesale and Retail Depot, No. 50 Nassau-st. N Y
Price 81 per bottle, bottles for 81 80. M2S 3mf
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TEE AZTECS,-CHANGE OF HOUR
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND LEO
" NARD ST.-These curious little people from Gem
tral America scarce two feet in height both weighing
only 81 poundsone TO- the other II of agehere
tofore deemed fabulous extnct-unseen by civilized
nations, and unequalled asiving curiosites of pgmy
race for sze form, and character. be daily,
from II to 81 and from 5 until o'clock, the Society
Library Tickets % ots Children half price. J25 If
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FORTES

W F. HARRISON WOULD RESPECT
fully inform his customers and the pub ,r-gWa,A
lie in general, that he has removed his manu- kf$
factory and from % Canal-tt., TO HVFA
No 81 kercer-st, between Broome and Grand-strests
whtre may be found splendid assortment of Plane
Fortes with the latest improvements. N. B.-Pianos
to let. F2g Bins
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MR- An Editorial from the Sunday COu-
rer of March 2s lS52The Ancient Science of Astrolo
This ancient art which is really based profound
calculations and has been implicitly believed in many
great of modern times now attracting much at
tention in this country The first impetus to this
ed inquiry old and curious branch of occult
ing given by the arrival in this country of famous
Professor of Astology from Sweden who brought with
him high credentials from of emnence abroad, and
has since attracted the attention Of those whose
curiosity leads them seek by extraordinary MEANS
knowledge of the future We have it stated and
understand the report TO be true that this celebrated
star reader has calculated than 1900 patvites
since he resided in this country The gentleman to
lc we refer is DR.. C. W. Roback, native of Stock
r,}u in Sweden, who informed for long time
Feyed the friendship and confidence Of the late Berna
ote King of Sweden. Dr. Roback, resides believe,
at No White street, and such is the celebrity he has
obtained interpreter of future events that his
daily attended by crowds of anxious to
fata in htnre for them ltA
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Rooms No. l3 Courtlandt street, under the Western
Hotel-( Messrs DEMONET MYERS, proprietors. y
ness enlarged their room to nearly double its former
making very capacous airy, and well ventilated sa-
prepared receive visitors without subectng them
to that annoying delay common in small saloons.
They have also addition to, and in immediate conneo
tion with the hair dressing saloon, fitted up
A SUIT OF ROOMS FOR BATHING.
Warm, Cold and Shower Baths prepared at moments
rntice in style of neaness, comfort convenience and
elegance unsurpassed by any establishment in the
y. D. & M. determined not to be surpassed by any
their competitors for public tavors, and as long as
e and art together with spacious Saloons and every
appointment conducive to health required by taste
and fashion to render their patrons visits agreeable
faVorB. y8Sms
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Porter house Stewed oysters Is steak 1sd
steak q Fried tripe. .ls Mutton chops.
Siroin steak Is Broled chicken. 3s Veal outlet Jq
Ham and eggs l8d " half do =. q Pork steak -. q. Is
Fried oysters. q Tender loin Tea per pot Sd
DESSERT.
Plum Pudding. cd Bread pudding cd mon cranberry
Indian pudding.6d apple dumplin sod custardEpump-
Suet pudding. 60 Mnoe, apple. kin pies, each Cd
Rice pudding. cd plum, peach, le-
n9- Ales, Wines. Liquors, and Cigars at the bar
OPEN ON SUNDAYS m23Rm#