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a part Of their assortment, aud eau
at from twenty to twenty-five per C,
regular prices:
yERMlFuGEs.
Wlner's Canadian,
b. A. Fahneetock's,
Swain's,
Bailey's,
Jayne'c,
Challsn's.
sARsAPARILLAs.
Or. Townsend's,
Bailsy's,
Sandals,
Wnhoop's,
Bristol'e,
Woods,
Bull'1.
PILLS.
Chiokner's Sugar-coated PurgnLiTe
Paris Life,
MofIatt's Life,
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Braudreth's Vegetable Uniyarsal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lees New London,
Cooper'a,
Anderson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgatiyo,
Hiboard's Anti-bilious Family,
Swayns's Shnstive,
Herrick's Sugar-ooated,
Sappington's Fever and: Aague,
Covers Rheumatic,
CTae tienherg,
Spenser's Vegetable,
Winer's Chamomile,
Persian,
| Allebasts' Health,
| Allebasis' Ague,
Eyars' Chamomile,
yandtz's Anti-bili0us,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold. -
| COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecampane:
Wistar's Balsam,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Duncan's Expectorant,
Bartholomew's Expectorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrap Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
Taylor's Balsam Liverwort.
BlTTERS.
Mofnt's Phoenix,
| Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
| Blake's Aromatic,
| Herrick's.
| PANACEAS.
Swain'a,
Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable
| OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rcse Lip,
Allebasis's Bi .kac
Touaey's Master OF Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
McAlistsr'a Vegetabl
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norrls's Mixture,
Jayue's Hair,
FoI's Cyprian Flair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wyrkoop 0,
Bailey'a.
III AL articles in the Medicine
will be nupplied on equally fsyorat
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HDIANOS AND RPS.-KUSTNER, 1NIInl,
Il MANUFACTURER of rIANos AND nARrs Sg5,5St8Sg
No. 3!S CuHf s'rr IT, r Orphan Aylm, b2s HHre 20 3
inform the ppblr lhnt he will conuur ls profession of E
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, h and all kinds Mu-
cal Il the shuItts.
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4 IASTOR OIL-5O bbls Henry d. BLOWS bes
~ No. Castor Oil, bills, arr w sals "
STONE & WALWoRTfi s' '>''-' OF.
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~ 70 No. 32I.
Resolred That the of two thousand dollars he and
the same is hereby appropriated the use of the House
OF refuge payable upon the of the Comptroller
IN iavor OF the City Treasurer Mt such times aud such
amounts as be required by the Board of Commission
ers of the House of Refuge
ISignedl FRNNs AIpt1ENTF
ts, :, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Gaishpul WAl. q. Q. CLAIBORNE.
President Board of
Isisaedl F. ne A. D. cRossaIAN, Mayer
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SLAVES.
REMOVALS..

p EMOVAL. = CAMMAcK, sQu1REs s. WEST
IL y have removed to No "A CarOhdelot oc5 I'm
, EM0YAL. THE Homo Mutual Insurance
ID u Company have removed from No.
street raTier street. beng store formerly occupied
r. L. Massey as Druggist
s@p23 I'm JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
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EDUCATION.
DUBLIc soHooLs-sECoNp pIsTRI

DUBLIC CHOoLS-SECOND DISTRICT
Applications for the post Of TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS in
Secretary Board OF Directors until the NEXT
sep92 I'd GEO. H. BiSSEII, Superintendent
A BOARDING SCHOOL-Select and limited in
IN numberParens wishing place their daughters where family
and influence maintained
arrangements will regular faithful application study
PERHAPS be suited in School, Refer particulars
GoobRCf and also to FELIX WALKER Nerchant o. eep9 3w
ID "OPENS LIST Sept.--Englsh and French
~ INSTITUTION FOR YofNG LADIES AS BoARDERs AND
ALISON from London. For the Terms, of the Professors
apply at the Institution
Reersncsou Judge MCaleb eient University Judge
Rawe Maybin Esq c. Temoule, Esq, Lockett Esq A.
Caee ESQ.,, sde Samuel ]. Peters, Esq,
mack, ESD,
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rsUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS,
mesgrl PRIESTLY alES.
Mes1Tt J. WATERMAN s co.
JOHN STROUD Il co,
Il. RICHARDS.
4. MACPHERSON, No. 80 Comp 5.sees.
1T MOBlLE-JAMES q. WHITAKER,
VtCKSBURG--BYRSE&h SDERSON.
GAI.p SFON-J0NES Il LFFERD,
BATON RouSE,-LtYI KELLuM,
ATTAKAPAS-C. 2. q, WFIILnEN. anna dAyyn
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No. 81.
Resoltsd That Buxton Layton be, and is hereby &C.
ceped security for Chas S. Lea Chief Clerk Of tho
Comptroller.
iSignedl FRANS. ALPuESTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSigned] WAI. c. C. CLAIBORNE
President of the Board of Aldermen
Approved l2th October, 1852.
Siynedl A d Mnvor
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No. 3s3.
Reotre That the Treasurer pay tho warrant of the
Comptroller, to P. Krwin the sum of seventeen dollars
for sundry expenses incurred bhim in burying an
gent person. gFf -
[signetl FRANS. ALPrJENTE
President Board o. Assistant Aldermen
tsignedl WM. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board O. Aldermen.
lSgnedl soi' A. D. CROssNTAN Hrovor
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No. 800.
Reoted That the of the Surveyor in having the
square stone pavement laid in Tchouptoulas street from
kosnac to Robin street. during the of the Cou-
Gil be- and the is hereby approved and that he be-
and he is hereby authorized continue the work one
square more, viz from Robin to Race street.
lSisnedl FRASS. ALPuENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl WM G. G. CLAIBORNE,
49,. la.t,-t President Board of Aldermen,
Isisnedl si A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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-OFFICIAL.

MAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1852
Cesaos CounciI rnx Cry OF NKwoRlKAss
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No. ~.
Reolr That permission be and is hereby granted to
Eugene Jontefe erect Machinst Lucksinitt shop
on st JohnN Baptist street, between and Orange
Streets provided the be according to the or
nances governing the same.
tsignedl FRANs. ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSlgnedJ so WM. c. c. CLAIBORNE
President Board of Aldermen,
lsignedl A. D. CROssMAS Aiavor
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Resolved That all claims against the corporation for
extra work connected with contracts shall not be uc
ded in the Surveyors certificates to the contractors but
separate bills shall DO brought before the Common Council
iSsuedl fRANS. kLPuENTE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedJ WA. @. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board OF Aldermen
Signed A. D. CRossIAN, Mayor.
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No. SIG.
Resolved That Peter Kaiser be- and is hereby accepted
security for S. Newburger Recorders Clerk of the
Fourth District.
ISgnedl FRANs. ALPuENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISgnedl WIN. c. C. CLAIBORNE
81 President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 18th October 1881
lSigaedl .5s A. d. cRossMAN, Mayor,
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mediate ease wherever touched begged
noint thoroughly twas obaed life seemed to invest
me- &c remove the burning in the cheat
TOOK them, which cured owe my your
tract strong and have
the year 1872. KERyIA RFNCIj
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No. 3l3.
Resolved That tho Street Commissioner be, and he is
hereby authorised to have the shells the Common
Shell Road raked from the Sides into space of twenty
five feet in the centre and have the we'll rolled
vded the expense does not exceed five hundred dollars
fSirIed1 FRANS, ALpUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Isiguedl WM G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President o Aldermen.
isgacal A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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Reoea That the Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer
in favor of j. Lanata for twenty dollars and in favor Of
D. Berknger for the of dollars and fifty cents
being for return OF taxes enormously assessed in
ISigneal TRANS. ALPUENTE,
ss..s President of Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl VIM. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSisnedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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BoLDRNTovN, =, 1SzT
taken trouble pay1as Syrup
Cherry and Tar here and have sold all received o YOU Dr.
H. Cook has used it his practice he thinks highly
Dr. Cook is ne Ct the most eminent physas The unttef
Of Spain, during all dis residence in this
aw When first offered ha medicine the public with h
expressed intention OF publishing certificate without
truth adhered rejecting
for the authenticity Of which tnoagl
guarantee
The following forwarded respectable Drngg
| ella of
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4 AR. DAV1S'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
AND TARn offering the public
S @sdy for CONS SUMPTION BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, coUdns
the medicine Numerous Testimonials may pamphlet
distribution a the which sufferers obtain.
be proper that Dr. pac5iug
years. standng graduate the University yyanis
FROM hin. JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist.
Pirrsnraer jan u, 1stT.
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Many aatisipass Simultaneous with the discovery Of
geld In California opened for population an immense
section Of territory and extended commercial inter-
course with nations which had up to that time been
sndsr the greatest restrsons We immediately covered
the racns with commercial marine, and
awakened from the sumbers Of ages the hundreds Of mil
lions Of human beings who had mp TO that time never
dreamed Of the Anglo race Railroads and ship
cana contemplated at once, surveys soon after
commenced and before the Lapse Of many months viii
H. completed Flssts Of steamships Immediately
commissioned for active service and have found prota
he employment transporting passengers from point
10 snohcr All this IL the effect principally Of the Disco
very a. gold In California and where million Of gold
dust has been dug from he mines Of that country,
twenty millions Of property has been created by the
Impetus has given to industry so long this Is the
eject there win change in the value Of gold
preventative 81 property and this must be the effect for
perhaps sgs- The production OF permanent property
In the United States equs 10 thousand millions Of
dollars annually which must be represented by somes
thing and that something had better be gold than any
thing else One hundred millions Of gold added to the
present supply annually would not i'm opinion affect
the value Of the metal for the wants Of the world for
commercial purposes equal 10 At least that sum- and
will probably tn years hence, be much larger. with
cut the mineral wealth Of California and Australia the
world would be sensiby restricted In It's financial
operations and should BE- subject to all those uctua-
tons reactions and revusons frequently realized
within tho past twenty years.
The steamship Arctic from Liverpool brings four days
later from all parts a Europe The intelligence Is
not important or interesting Quotations for cotton
main without alteration and the markets generally were
wstbon. charge Bullion In ne Bank o. England was
rapidly incrcasng and the returns for the week ending
the l9sh ut report twenty one and half millions ster-
ling of bullion on hand
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


INToRNArIOs WANTED or MARGARET DUTGSAN,
aged aeont eghteeni tall and Light haired with blue
syes she LEFT her heme g. 70 Intelligence ohcs
Friday he 9Th az July and has heart
ircm. Any Information ~ her viii 10 thankfully received
ny her sister Reilly 30 avenue A. hetween EitesRth
and Nintt,enth streets.
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E0URTERNrn WARD PIERCE AND KING Asso-
l. sssses.rhs msmssrss u The seovs, aad all wi.hias
o. Ss.,:. : :.ss.; sss Grand streets. %
S''a.S ''''i's ran .''' ' sdns KELLY rr..a.n.
J TO-: d .f S,..o-D, }s.r.s.ri..
EIS1,S,u .ssp II: b.. .sI, Iss
a. n. 81 ne RS%a,ss It,
S.S.s We. Frs.a.ss OGDEN sssinsses. John
sfsI css,;Isnsss secretary. Clement k.ssns Tr.ssa-
m.ssss vas seaasa,iy addressed by j. n Philips Esq.
isssss ss H.sssy :'sss s. sss ia., rs
.1s Il sssG %S the ss ps%s
Their names as volunteers for the campaign.
VousG MEMS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
l,a |, s,'G.r ~ssss q "a, 'iIRs.s w b
'. sos \ SsEIisislss
II sas 4. s : eao'''' ss''r',ari''.
NINETEENTH wARp-uNIoN AND VICTORY
Mi. v.ra wa. held corner riisa a1snas and
street In i,Ga. Of ps1,S a9. Tho esh
ss,. o. Dennis necsr.sy s' a. Chairman
IL %l WOOD 'V ssrs SSesss
Vice Prssidsnts Mc,srs Patrick Brennan, James Gal
taries On taking the chair Mccarthy cseeryed
,sses wnes s@t ~ was sssy. feay when sny,hes
WAS to Sc done lie gave the de@osr.ia ticket most
Ssedd nsISrsy lie TOOK S zee: AMID %usS
%ss Lesy yaas
hs psa. h
Resolved, Tia. W heartily saaor,e the graoplsspat
ycption held Baltimore and recognize IN the Jef
frsonian democracy and the establishment Of platform
ResolSed That il Franiln Pierce d New HampsaiSc.
there nsd ir the surago, Of The people q THIS ma
reproaah IN ali the walk. Of i the son
faithful servicee he is entitled to- and shall receive
Resolved That Senator King Of Assamn, our candilse
for Wee President. is veteran 10 tho public c1uge of
dors.msnt is that b. was unanimously chosen by tho Sc
Sdss sss easa ii. usd H.
asting ssryisss and biamesss private e pats his
Resolved That the union Of the party 50 long
contended by Leading democrats Of tais city is
National Convention We hail 1t hsrbinger ~ success
and already tho satellites of the weak and predicate
ON sSa qns IN f'r 0r
Resolved That the whs party in power whg
heterogen mas of incongruity, combating liberalism
fos anma e and love- Of spo
finds fit ate in the minee Of its part whose hasty
plate Of will get cold II he waits to eat It N the White
Resolved That united upon the broad platform of tho
ticket firm energetic and vigorous ppor feeling
sure OF its triumphant success -
hearty Can't Rynser last speaker and the
kns Of the Empire @ % % herR % rs''
John q; Kipp, John O. Reef p. AsLoughlin, Henry
Hughes, Charles H. Wheeler Fernando Wood Vice Proai
Patrick Brennan, James Gallagher d. d. Na,h, John
Eagen, Secretaries.
CIxTEENTH wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC PIERCE
ing this Club viii be held this Monday) evening July ~
o'clock .. james Bes,sas Seventeenth street near
requested All the democratic electors Of the ward. de-
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TENANTS REGISTER.


A PRIVATE FAMILY WISHES TO LET, TO GEN
tleman and his wife, or single gentlemsn VIZ sront
without board large airy, and neatly turnlshey Az
room the second foor Bathing convenience y ee
house Any DESTROYS Of comfortable hone ~ prs
family can find one by applying at No. $50 bro'H SOI
near Broadway.
A GOOD CHANCE--To LET IN bkUoA s. ~
IN gentleman whose business requires aosenco
from home Is willing - let AZ very % * resposta
lie mechanic who has children, noron q s aud
furpture ia BEpokyn for purpose ot having taken
81 during his absence. Addfes Nn ho, foluthso
and reference, wilson, Herald ONCE
ITO Rem TIN PHILADELPHIA, rY 4 FAMILY
ienvinr for Furopo large and convenic5 house. ready
furniiea ana uiea ssatY situated. Anr Communication
M G -n9~t III Ptade lpia Post cfca has No. lt3 tpest
paid addrelsed H. D. b. will receive pro,pt astention.
FuyO rE1-TIr WE'LL FINISHED AND CONVENIENT
tsFemsnE house NJ lO East fyouty third street
second avenue, Gas aud Croten water frOugh0nt BAts
wafer closets &c. Rent. 1915 per annun. Appiy rs
WV I, JANSEN, y John stsse..
To LET, ~ 1o2 c8NaL sTREsT~h strIrN1 roeN
f.d '7tafm No tNir# NH II n}fa affie
rtr 4..Ftt tiHf t2.tf 8 Nr ur .f at at
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A PRESIDENTIAL CHALLENGED WILL BET 500
n each State In the Union Tor Pierce and King. Also,
$50 that can ten States that will vote for Pierce
and King and of the ten fails to vote for Pierce aud
King will forfeit the $50. will also bet 500 the
remaining States for Pierce and King. Address
Joseph wilkinson, Herald office.
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CIXTEENTH WARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC PIERCE
- and King Club Of the Sixteenth WardA regular
this Club will be held this Monday) evening July ~
Eighth avenue The attendance members particularly
requested All the democratic electors of the ward de-
of becoming members are invited TO attend by
der JAMES CASSIDY, President.
EDwAnp R.Ey, ,sscretaries.
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LIQUORS.

> coo Doz. SUPERIOR ST. JULIEN. ST. ESTE
A,OOO Fhe, MarRaux, 40, Caret Wins, IN splgn-
did dition, genuine Bordeaux 81 Sll&
81 go &c., &C.. bottles returned Also DO doI superior
White Wine, for sale by WM. IA. UNDEkHlLLs, No. 40
Broome street. corner OF Crosby.
rEyHE LARGEST STORE IN THE WHOLE WORLD
40 Broome street., Of Crosey-Tveny cent
saved by purcbs above Brantief Wines Ale
Porter and Segars Of the choicest brands In variety
Persons leaving for the country will hnd 4 economical 70
provide themselves with supply 81 the above choice
articles Order packed carefully forwarded with dcspAeh
and delivered free in any part Of the city.
WN. II. uNDERliILt, Proprietor.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE con-
" sOldated Debt Of New Orleans.

"
" sOlidassd Debt Of New orsans, s-.
virtue Of the h section Of the act Of Tie
q the state o. Louisiana entitled An act to Consolidate
the City Of New Orleans and provide for the government
and ADMINISTRATION Of its Affairs" approved sd February
lisa aud o. the 9th section OF the act entitled
leans and provding for the of tho City Of La
fayete via the City Of New Orleans approved sd Feb
rsary I snd Of the "a section Of entitled
Orleans provide The "a Of
its afRrs." approved March H. 1861.
Sealed proposals will be received NJ the banking house
day. the lh My 20 Monday, the 10Th July next, at
hsr We purthsse % t or any portion Of series OF 1--WE
ere Thousand dollars each TO be hsued in conformity With
NE resOugns adopted BY tie Commissioners ut meeting
bid tbe 18th Apfil 1902 said bon to be dated July
lisa payable In forty st the Office Of tho City Tres
txsd Into eeupons attached thereto; said coupons being
sds payable semi annually on the first Janu.ry and
Trsssure IL the city q New York. the option Of
The Trepess to be endorsed oner for tho purchase o.
% highest bidder BY one or more 4 the Com
lpth July. 49,, a. u o'eloek NJ
there should he 81 bids Tat the came
rsssl ths offered they skab DIVIDED
rra rata A. nssry a. possible AMONGST the bidders.
The prooeeds 81 The sale 81 fad Bonds
srrsa ~ syaynent q all The mAtured obligations
fhra munsrAties and of the city Of Lafayette yig:
bcnd nteeFs eoupens interest all coupons and debts
es rstc e.sh wsr.sats etc. On presentation thors
cogNtssosNns.
4. y. CROSSNAN Mayor.
y. DEBLlS Comptroller.
Mk. W. OAKLAND, Treasurer.
MM. u. CONvRRs II. Chairman % tho
lizs1ss Committee Of the Boat cfAidcrmes.
l. ", PLACE, Chairman II the Finance
A iAysT. Secretary.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.-TUE SUBSCRIBER is DE
sirous of disposing of his Iron Railing establishment
No l Adams STREE Brooklyn The shop Is central In its
situation and has excellent of custom For paricu
ISAAC CARHART.
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I~OURTERHrH WARD PIERCE AND KING Asso-
essten-Ths msmhers " the above, and all wishing to
icis isviteS 10 sttssS meeting ~ ths Democratic
Mead Qsart@rs Of Elizabeth and Grand Streets
Monday svssiss lsth izstr atsPM:
T%.' ! Boss S.:s }s.sr.sAri..
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AT BARGAIN.-THE PROPRIETOR OF AN OLD
IA established Gentlemans Furnishing Store, in the
central part Of the city wishing TO give business will sell
at bargain the goods hand for cash Tor part cash
down and to give bond and mortgage on city pr pery
letters addressed A. B., Herald Office will be promptly at
tende to.
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DR. NAPOLEON PRETERRE HAS REMOVED FROM
~ 1873 Broadway, TO 400 Grand street where he viii COZ
tiuue insert his incompatible Teeth Narrated 70
last for life.
r1,HE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Assurance Company, Of London, removed fro N
No. Grand street 20 Washington street 81 Mer-
street. CITY, where life bo effect.
ed Medical officers attend daily at2 r. Csernis risks
taken Pamphlets containing rates and other Information
AID pliutsd caorni. rules. furnished on application.
J. LEAHDER STARR, General Agent.
~ f HosseK; M d. Medical Examiners,
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CLOTHING.

SAST OFF CL0TDING.-WANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth OF good left OF
Clothing in large small quantities for wah the fa
ysue Will be literally given, in current money sepaa
ton personally. or through post TO AaE5 MORON EY
Ills store. III Orange street. near Chatham street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies' and gentlemen having east OF clothing
niture dispose Of obtain fair cash price, sending
for the subscriber at his residence line through tLs
will be promptly attended TO. Ladies attended
Cohen. NJ 3. COHEN, 6G Elm street.
TASH FOR CI0THING.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having any oT clothing furniture dispose o.
receive utmost value in cash by the atof
by letter through the post s. Cohen i52 Hudson
Ladies attended 80 by Mrs. Cohen.
I EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED.
- ladies and gentlemen obtain good price for
above articles by s.ndns through post otherwise, TO j.
THOMPSON, 81 Leonard street. Broadway.
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NOR sALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick house and lot in the Ninth next to the
Of Thirty second street, is suitable for dry goods
clothing, fancy Inquire the premises OF
J. " UNDERD0Nk, 2i7 Thirty second street.
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I ooK At THIs.-HENRY BEIINE, NO. l3 WEST
IL street wants English silver at 81 cents per shilling
aad cents for half crowns one franc pieces y cents
spanish pistsreps 10 cents; German thnlers rs cents
Holland suilder 50 eents sovsregn 81 50 silver, 81 IS
HENRY BETRNE formerly 10 Washington street.
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A PPLEs FOR SALE. AND COTTAGE TO LEr-THE
"A Fruit OF three orchards, consisting OF market and
cider Apples, with the OF cider mill also
modous cottage. suitable for large family to let, seven
teen miles from New York the New Haven Railroad
Apply to PETER PIGEON, 40 Pearl ssreet.
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NEW YORK DRY DOCK COMPANY, JULY /, 1852
The Board Of Directors have this day declared al
dsnd Of four O per cent payable and after the 10th
instant The transfer books win be closed from the 9Th TO
the 10th instant. +. T. HAYES, Cashier.
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L,oR sALE-THE SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE AND LOT
100 Fourth street. Only 81 500 Of the purchase
required the balance bond and Possession
S. M PARSONS, 27 Wal street.
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TTHE STOCK AND LEASE OF A MILLINERY ESTAB-
lishmen sn excellent location in Canal street
Broadway will be sold reasonable terms for cash. the
occupant retiring from business. Apply A. No. 2 Broad
way up stairs show room.
THIRTEEN PIANOTORTEs FOR SALE, TUNED,
and TO Let, and Music Taught, chcap-One handsome
6s octave for S25; others 49, $40 so 500 aud Sil5;
or 20 let, at So 50 10, 50 and 81 per month.
PROF. DUMSDAY 1870 Grand street. nesr Mott.