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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

RB- Nassau Building and Mutual Loan
ASSOCIATIONThe books Of this Assoei stion are ow
open for the subtcrpti0 If shares The Prospectus and
articles OF Assocaion can be had igratis ~ applying
at the office. No 81 Nassau street, n. Y (up staie).
Those who feel interest in suh associations are
quested to mai immediate appcat on this Assoca-
on oers some advantages over any other and rapid
ly filing up.
PREsIDENT-SAMUEL P. TOWNSEND, 81 st. Marks
Place.
VICE PREsIDENr7-JoHN W ORR. rs Nassau street
JOSEPH SoaIA 454 Pearl street.
tary-Auqustus Il. Ely lN BIeecker ct.
Surveyor-Tappen Townss nd 50 Nassau 81.
Attorney and Couuseor-Wrn. II. Meeks, 50 Nassau st.
TRUSTEES,
Hsr@an Bauveit 428 HUDSON ST.
John Keyser, IS Cliff st.
Lorn brooks, l8S Fulton st.
William Dugan, Sou Brooklyn.
Vincent Dill, q Ann St.
Francis Bradt, 76S Greenwich st.
Henry Ffost, TT Pearl
Lorenzo Cary, 400 Pearl st.
Alfred Meeks, IA Vesev ct.
Henry Vandewater, IT'S Waghirgtcn st.
Clement Flint, Brooklyn.
William A. Townsend 222 Broadway.
Charles Knox. l2S Fulton st. Al81t@
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NEW MUSIC,

Just PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY
y GEIB & Jackson, 499 Broadway-"And sea
we thus compelled TO PART" Music by George A~1
Lodor, Do. for the Guita- "Ive pressed myfssAf334
last Kiss on thy Brow" " Lovers Sarenade.'-essAS
Friendship Waltz" caledonia Schottsch." "Ffee-
doms Rslley." Also hand good assortment Of seo-
ond-hand Pieno Fortas for sale or TO hire. AIS IT.
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~ Children; Their Hydropathic Management
IN Health and Disease. descriptive and practical
WORK deaisned guide for families and Physicians
Illustrated with numerous By Joel Snow, H. D.;
~ mo 452 pages. Just published by FOWLERs &
Ellis III Nassau st., N. y and 142 Washington st.,
Boston. Price 81.
lu al Sne popular works by the author of this vo-
ted TO- he % ~ not hot say that the present adap
ueh SOUND Judgment and srill subject Of vital oonse
ms 4t OHe community. N. IIri6uHe'
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MERCHRs DINING SALOONS.

4 fOhNEk OF ANN AND NASSAU SITS, ,
Nm. Y. the Proprietor Of this popular es- D.,
u-bliehment, Hrs EDWIN J. MERCER, re- iatA
spectfully informs her friends and those Of eflEA
her late husband that she still continues her 70
Dining Saloons for Ladies and Gentlemen on the oorn
Of Ann aud Nassau Streets where she trusts by her at
tcntion she will merit the continuance their patron
age. All who hnd it necessary breakfast and dine
down town. will find at the old etand corner Of Ann and
Nassau streets. oil the requisite eatables and decaces
tho market affords.
A LADIES' ORDINARY
Is connected with the establishments to which BY prf-
vato entrance in ANN STREET they can pase to sepa-
RATE and dine with their friends sociably and
quietly at home.
Thankful for past favcrs continuance of patronage
is respectfully solicited.
T29 BINS MRS. EDWIN J. MERCER
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Members of Building Associations ard others that are
dssrous Of purchasing building lots in this city low
prices niorme that number Of persons have Joined
together and purchased block of ground in che upper
part of the city between the 7th and 9Th avenues is
pleasant location about three feet above the grade
and entirely free from rocks and stones which makes
them desirable and considered BY good JUDGES
to be the cheapest lots this Island Price from Slz
to S375 Terms easy All subscribers Will be placed on
equal footing with respect to the choice OF loes inc
arrangement must be closed in few days. therefore,
those persons who would avail themselves OF this excel
lent opportunitv, should Immediately Apply TO
COMBS Il EICOLAY,
No PA Grand st., near the Bowery.
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nz- eighth Avenue Lots TO members of
Building fh;s city, at reasonable prices. An
bud1g By means Of which indiyidgals may secure
ns SRs1s ss, M disSs 81 s @ per S
must 20 g. lots beautifully located between
hood ss ay3ausa having the stioe5s cut th' ouRh
7th s9nained provided sufficient number Of persons
b besorhe oyh For msps, description, apply to W T. B.
ssI1ILgIKEN at this ofhce of Pomsroy jerks No. 81
1ara1i 81. AIS LIZ
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
HENpV r. EOomEp

(LATE BOOTH & FosTER),
Offers for sale very superior assortment Of Ready
Clothng and Furnishing Goods at low prices Citizens
and rangers are invited to csll aud examine.
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FROCK COATS.
BLACK AND COLORED SACKS AND SACK
FROCKS.
BLACK AND C0LORED CAsHMERETTE COATS.
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACA COATS.
FINE LINEN SEERSUCRER COATS
BUSINESS JOATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PANTs.
BLACK AND C0L0RED CASHMERE PANTS.
FANCY AND WHITE DRILL PANTS.
FINE QUALITY IeDIA NANREEN PANTS.
VESTS.
BOMBAZINE, BLACK, AND COLoRED SILK AND
SATIN WHITE AND FANCY MARSEiLLES, ~. so.
ALSO,
Linen and Muslin Shirts Merno and Silk under shirts
and Drawers Gloves, Half Hose, Suspenders, Linen,
Carnbric and Silk Handkerchefs, &c.
Ciothng made order in the best STYLE and sent TO
anv psrt Of the United States California Blankets con-
stanIly on hand and for sale very low.
HENRY L. FOSTER,
AI9 fin q Courtland street.
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METROPOLITAN HALL

&. r. r. No. 2.
| 4 fNONSU MP TI0N HILOSOPHICALIY
~ considered and eaectuaily checked
BY r. R. r., NO g
RADWAY'S RENOVATIHG RESOLVENT.
Every organ in the system has specific duty to per-
form and when disease decay interrupts the functions
OF either it renders them unable perform their duties
and instead of iucreaeng in health and strength tbav
waste and consume their vital principles
By CONSUMPTION.
we mean wasting away decay s decomposition Of
the vital organs, and their inability to perform their
tura functions The decay of the Liver renders it una
bic to secrete bile the decay of the Kidneys to
urne the decay of the Lungs to receive mir and to
tilate the system.
Consumption of the Lungs,
Consumption of the Liver
Consumption OF the Kidneys
Consumption of the Bladder,
Consumption of the Glands,
ls the wasting away dissolution Of these organs
TO CURE CONSUMPTION
must treat every organ in the SYSTEM the Lungs
are not the only organs Affected 1t affects the Liver the
Heart the Kidneys Bladder and Pancreas and in fact
every in the body is more or less tainted with de-
composition and decay.
THE LUNGS
IS THE BREATHING APPARATUS OF THE SYSTEM
When the Lungs are in state of decay, they are un
able TO receive emit the necessary amount of air
site to sustain fe The greater the atmospheric
sure upon the air cells the painful irritable and
sufocatng is the weight upon the lungs
TIE GLANDS
Become smaller from the irritation and Inflammation of
the lungs.
ULCERS AND LUMPS IN THE THROAT
Are formed from unhealthy deposits which the lungs are
unable to eject without the aid of powerful emecs and
the Liver too weak and feeble to secrete
PUSs
Becomes deposited in the bronchial tubes it and
Is formed into lumps which ulcerate auperate and dis
charge.
THE AIR CELLS
Are cogged and the respiratory ogans checked 90 that
breathing is rendered oppressive and exceedingly difficult
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLYENT
WILL ACT AS FOLLOWS:
THE LUNGS.
1t will heal strengthen and remove from them all dis
eased deposit cleaning the air cells from all diseased
humors.
REMOVES FROM THE GLANDS
Inflammation; and rds the throat from Ulcers TIL
mors, Hard Swellings, and other diseased deposits.
TO THE LIVER,
10 'ciU inpart life and energy
AND EVERY ORGAN IN THE SYSTEM
1t will reorganize and cleanse from putrd and unheal-
thy matter and humors,
IN TEN MINUTES
after taking this pleasant remedy the patient feIs ca
ser. It Immediately llays the irritable cough soseus
the tightnes soross the chest apd relieves the sharD
wrenching paine. Let the sflcted call upon RADWhY
4 co., lbz Fulton street, Advice gratis. FSsmA
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FLAMMEE gBURG

TTNHE STEAMBOAT ISLAND CITY, CAP.
L Reynolds will make trips to Flam- c-su~e
mersburg MONDAY the 18th, TUES z 11lA-~-a
D DAY the 2lth, and WEDNESDAY the zzSzzsz3sz1sslla
2les, from the foot Of Fglton street, East River
O'Clock, AN Persons desirous to lots Flammers
burg will be landed at the dock in front the village
and have two houra TO examine the place. AIS ltf
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LrrCrMA CORnrAr

LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE ELIXIR OF LOVE!
" AL hsil Lucina Cordial haill
Fountsin of Love. neer nown to fail
when in the chain that Hymen weaves
He blends no buds amid th leaves
And forbids the wife should claim
The boon she craves-a mothers name
Iucna Cordial it is thine
To make her f.uitiul as the vine;
Or TO the h sbaud--if tbs he
Restore his lost yirihty.
If gleet Of manly strength the bana,
The suifsrlvg victim would restrain,
And from his system drive for aye,
This rovereign Cordial let him try.
The Fzuor dlbos, meath whose sway
The vital powers fast ebb away,
Beneath It's 10 cfuence quickly flies,
And light returns to the dull eyes,
Ofmaid matron who st length
Feel in each nerve returning strength.
If fate, bv some madgn COZ junction,
Suppresses any female function
Or the reyerse-if = re oletion
Ofsny dslckte secretion
Exhausts the powecs- hen drink and live
Behold the sure restor ative.
Msidev, deoaying ero thy prime
Take it, and eteal march on Tims
Wife still in youth and heauty's bloom
Yet curs'd with unfrui ful womb
Drink, and fair children may b. thine
Numerous. peiehance, as Banqco's line.
Young msn-Thom pleasure has beguird
Into hss haunt5, and left dtfied
With the asd lingarirgs Of disease;
Come 10 Lucina's Fouctair comet
Off all Health's clemens the sum
Husband, who yes hast never known
The JOY fathers name to own,
Taste Iaste-and ere long thst nime shall be
And taou amidst the throng shall pre- g.
Who row the glorious cordial bless.
Incipient Con5umprion too
Twill cure, and health once more renew
Pluck from the cheek the rose OF death
AMI lend new vigor to the breath.
Ia short, for each sease that springs
natu1e, accident, abuse,
From orgars DER which Love ninrs
The shadow o. lis rosy wings,
This vital Cordial is Of use.
Price s. per bottle or two bottles for S5. Office No.
- Grfen 7ioh street. AIS 3m#
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nn-western eatIinc nnd Hair Drsss,r

Rooms, No. l3 Courtlandt street. under the Western
Hotel.-( -(Messrs. DEMONET e. MYERS, propretors. y
Having in order to keep with their increasing bust
enlarged their to nearly double its former
making very capacious airy and we'll ventilated
LOOM with entire and elegant furnishings they
prepared to receive visitors without uectng them
to that annoying delay common in small saloons.
They have also in addition and in immediate
tion with the hair dressing saloon, ftted up
A SUIT OF ROOMS FOR BATHING.
Warm, Cold and Shower Baths prepared at q moments
notice. in style of neatness comfort convenience and
eleg unsurpassed by any establishment in the
hy D. NJ are determined not to be surpassed by any
Of their competitors for public favors and long
appointments conducive to health required by taste
shall be the need they hope to merit continuance Of
favors y8Sm#
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sONG.--THEY ARE WORN BY THE BRAVE.

AIR-Star SpangIed Banner.
Oh, say, don't you by the dawn's early light
What proudly aft twig It's last cleaning;
These cloth Coats and bright Vests every opera night
Through the boxes watched by the fair with eyes
beaminR;
BY the gasghts bright glare orgnettes from the fair
Gave proof through each night that Coats still
there
Oh, say, does McKimm's Suits in triumph still wave
Are they bought by the free-are they by the
brave?
On the hooks dimly seen, you pass through the crowd
" here free Nations Clothing in silence reposes;
What is that which the breezeoer the poor and the
proud,
As i ftfully blows-half eonceas, half disclcsos3
Now it catches the eye Of the pleased passer by,
In full glory reflected, each man does then tryf
IT'S the Goats round McKimms Store-oh lorg msy
they wave
They bought by hefreethey worn by the brave
Oh, thus be ii ever, when freemen do send,
From Nc Kimms to their homes that which hides de-
ISOLATION; ~
Blessed with gOOdhttng Clothes our appearance does
tion. ~
Then conquer he must-for with all he is just,
And this is his ito" D0lcn d0on 1vth lour dastly
And the Coats round McKimm's Store-long long NAV
they wave
They are bought by the frse-they are worn by the
bravel M2S Bins
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MRg. PEARCE.

A STROLOGIST, HAS REMOVED FRON
"A Washington Square, where she has rel ed for tn
last twelve years, up to SIXrY-SECOND STREET, b,
tween the Sd and 4th Avenues opposite Mr. Brown
Scale Mandatory. The 6lst Street and Yorkvlc an
Harlem Stages pass the door every few minutes
Fare cents All 4t#
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. Deyid J. vsa winkie. suq. 'O-'O- '0AA'"
New York Ootobar

MES5Ra LIGHTE & NEWTON.
TN CONSEQUENCE OF TINE INCREASED
4 demand and nnrivalled popularity of tbeir-r7Su.
ness and opened a wareroom ia Broadway, WI NV
~ 6lo where we shall constantly keep choice seieo-
wood cases, with all the latest improved patterns We
shai also continue to Keep full assortment Of instru-
street. All PianoFortes of our Manufacture are war
ranted in every respect. Professors, amateurs and
those who anticipate purchasing respectfully nvit
ed to call and examine. All orders from the CITY or
country pnnotnally executed. MI Ant :
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MQRAND,E


REOTYPES.-PHILIP MORAND
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has taken rooms in the and spacious building
NO 5S5 BROADWAY,
opposite the Coamore House, and next door above the
corner Of
SPRING STREET.
Having the advantages ef large and splendid skv-
Light constructed expressly for bis use and thoroughly
acquainted with the latest and best improvements this
most interesting and popular art combined prac-
teal experience of twelve years. he possesses faoi
ties and the knowledge to produce single kenesaes
groups Of any size number ye exhibited and IN
surpassed in brilliancy of finish
Mr. Moraud gives bis personal attention every visi-
tor and warrants satisfaction None but r5t olaes po
lures shall leave his rooms. PHILIP MORAND,
A44t% Pronrietor and principal Onerator
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sy- Warm Salt Water.

What is it, when we wish treat
In full perfection we can meet,
convenient, pleasant, pure, and sweet
Where terminates Desbcosses street?
Warm Sea Bath.
] sing the praises Of warm salt water,
And good reasons have 1 to sing;
For though poor rheum alto martyr,
Now can dance a Highland fling
There's not n charm for such vile diseases
In all the wide world, like this.
Each bodily paug the warm brine eases
With its soft and refreshing kiss.
The healthy, too, may derive ne w vlgor
From the Warm salt seas embrace;
And IN summers hsat, or in winters rfqor.
Twill the invalids sinews brace.
Would you try its iuduesoe refreshing,
And enjoy luxurious treat?
Seek RABINEAU'S athe-youu And the blessing
At the foot Of Desbrosses street. Al8lt@
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WORTEErw EOrrGu
7 NJ. GREELEY'S DINING SALOON. ia
y Sixth Avenue, corner OF Ninth Sd. ~
Custard in cups. ...... Cd Pies.-AppIe Grnnberrv
lncla1 fuqdlng. ...... % Mince Peach & Pumk-


MO 357 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
I y 25th and 9th streets, opposite Harlem n -
Railroad et.-LAWRGNCE r. KERR, EK6l 10
Proprietor Of this popular L D G N G fSzsf'fsA
is prepared to accommodate citizens travellers Bus-
ness men with pleasant lodgings and meals all hours
lie would call particular attention to the following
tensive Snd economical
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RTCH FURNITURE

TULIUS DESSOIR, NO 543 BROADWAY,
81 having on hand large stock Of rich Furniture ee-
CANT and original in dseign and of superior workman
ship, is prepared offer the at prices usually
charged much inferior article. The public are
spectfnlv 4 call examine the AISsm#
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TEE GREAr PAR1s

MILLINERY EMPORIUM OF N. BINNS',
lFI z5l Hudson street. Bonnsts! .Bonnetal .SqsN
Fancy straw, and Silk Bopnsis of all kinds also, G
and Panama Hats; Bloomer and Riding &c.-~fe~
French Straw Lace and straw Braid of all kinds. Rib
bona Silks and Elowera, all of the newest and lates.
impor ons. Mllinets supplied. Merchant work done
Al kinds Of straw B0nnets and Panama Hats CLEANED
and pressed in the est fashion and HatS by
the at retail. The proprietor has almost every
thing requredn the bufinese and everything
nected with il; therefore, persons who dis
tance always be aceommoda Goods sold at the
tended to n. BINNS',
A " 3n% 45l Hudson at. near Broadway.
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STRAW cooDs-sTRAw GOODS
GR HAT.T.

('A6H CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, AT
~ the old stand, GO
No. l42 FULTON STREET. ~7A
Between Broadway snd Nassau street, New York Mn
e. DEGROOT if%
Most respectfully announces the public that in ~S~
orderto his constantly busiu 81
he has been compelled make extensive alterations
his which he feels will with the approba
tion of his many By enlargng store he
enabled to introduce large and compete assortm Of
ready made
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
which fox Style, Durability and Cheapness price,
passes any other store in New York. Also particular
attention paid to the Custom Department, which
tended by the most skful Cutters and every garment
warranted give perfect satisfaction no sale Also
Shirts, Drawers Cravats, Stocks Collars, Cloves and
every article of Gen tlemeD's wearing apparel.
A COMPLETE SUIT MADE To ORDER IN TWENTY
FOUR HOURS NOTICE.
Remember " Granite HAIL. l42 Fulton street.
AlSHm# e. DEGROOT
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I as manufactured now, as several
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT!

Rg- MOreEaead's Magnetic Plaster. The
GREATEST srRENGrHENER and PAIN DEsrRovER ever
discovered and the CHEAPEST and Plaster in the
world Put up in airtight tin boxes. Each box will
make six to eight Plasters and any child spread
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER Is
APPLIED.
1t is great STRENGTHENING PLASTER, giving
TEN.
Itsa great ABSORBENT PLASTER causing oopi-
Gus preparation, which thus enables the nnumerabe
alI pain. -
It's great NERvINE PLASTER, owing to the won
drous virtues Of the Magnetic Influence it possesses
eases.
In the happy combination of the above properties it
will be selt-evident that the MAGNETIC PLASTER
unrivarled benefit in ooUeHs COLDS ASTHMA
OPPRESSION THE LUNGS, WEAKNESS OF TItr CREST
or BACK and all those slight but dangerous oomplrints
which lead to coNsUMpTior. Persons whose business
obliges them sit mueh those who are peds
posed to affections Of the Lungs and have pans in the
Side or Breast and, indeed every who suffers from
the sudden changes of climate will the
and security by wearing this healthfu and beauti
al Plaster It's is very pleasant and it is therefore
highly recommended to delicate ladies for weakness
many OF those distressing complaints to which females
especially liable.
eqyazs the circulation Of the blood promotes the
ersons and restores health and vgor to the sick and
THE MAGNETIC PLASTER is the
CHEAPEST AND MOST VALUABLE REMEDY EVER
GIVEN TO TEE WORLD,
and in all the complaints and diseases for which it is
WORTH rs INEsTIMABLE and its
PRICE ALMOST NOTHING.
Let it be remembered that PAIN CANNOT EXIST
WHERE THIS PLASTER is APPLIED.
1t is exceedingly pleasant and agreeable in its use
ty Of Platers. 1t is warranted to maintain virtues
Tor years, aod to keep unlmpsired in any climate.
. Price 2j cents box with full directions.
D. C. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
l32 Broadway New York.
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
General Medicines throughout the u States. AIS Bins
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so Hair Dying At Iancls's Shaving, Hair

pHAVIlB, dllf
Cutting; Shampooning and Hair Dying Room, No. 5
Roosevelt street.
Hair, Whiskers, and Mustaches dyed to any desired
shade, from light brown jet black without the
injury to the skin hair, with Laucks Excelsior Hair
Dye-the best and most durable Dye in the world
action is instantaneous and it changes while the
inconvenience attending its application Is little
than shampooning would be. Charges moderate
In combination with the above, Shaving Hair Cutting
and Shampooning done in the best The propre
tor hopes from his long experience Hair Dresser
constant and attention to his business with the
comfort eleanliness, and convenience Of his establish
ment to please all who may fyor him with their custom
For sale; Lauck's Excelsior Hair Dye price per box
ST. or three boxes or $3.50 Also beautiful article
the toilet Laucks Chemical Compound Hair Tonic 37l1
cents per bottle, at Roosevelt, three doors Chat
ham st. F29 3m*
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80 dgEElgrr1r, ,EITar.ElIr elr "a erEl

4 WORD OF ADVICE 10 YOU THAT
1Ais, If you want to get fitted out with first eas
ratio suit Of Clothes, CUT by Of taste and RIA
economy, by the best worknsn, and at prices W
low IS aDy others in New York Call at JOTTtJsa1AA
% MOSEAAf'S CHEAP CASH TAILORING EsrABr1sR-
ssEN2 n 70 EAST BROADWAY, enc door above anE-
GOT gsrset. ER te ID
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ROQERs' HOTEr,
INOIIILI3 tIOLLL
ND DINING SALOON, NO. 4 FULTON

IN ND DININW bALUUN, No. FULTON
"A street IMPORTANT TO THE IRA ~
YELLING PUBLIC.-The subscribers would 6s<S1A
respectfully announce to their friends and TIE fsA
public that they have recently fitted the large III y3
building No. Fulton street, as Hotel and 5lnin- "a
ooH where every comfort that could possibly desired
on the most economical SCALE may enjoyed The Iodg
ing Rooms not surpassed by any the city for COM
tort and convenience and they have great expense
procured composition to put in tho mortar that will
destroy Reaches and all other insects which may be
desirable consideration for those who wish to sleep in
peace. 80
The Larder will always he found stocked with all the
choice delcaces the markets Afford which will be served
up at very low prices.
Merehants and others having business in this city
VIII nnd this hotel desirable location, and where
all the comforts of home be enjoyed less price
than AZ any other estahlishment in ha oi5y MS 3nA
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EAWTgh q ET9EfBE.

CANDLE WICK.-ONLY AGENTS FOR
" Hsnra Carpentor'g fne Csndio Wick, expressly
TsT ahsaslers vEs, gen 70 la agsscs 7ey sale 81 l
Fulton street. A ems
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J. HYATTS
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE,
~ No. o. BOWERY. Great Reduction in Prices /!
Families supplied at Wholesale Rates
LIST OF PRICES.
Three Ply Carpets Of design Spring Sales 6s
s.. 3D. peryard
English. Scotch, and American Inqrains, IS. to 6s,
Medium quality of Ingrins, S. and 4s.
Good Ingram Carpeting, Is. Cd 2s. and 2s. Cd.
Common Stair Carpetipg, 10d. is. 3D., and Is,
Tapestry Venetian Stair CarpstinS 4s. to es.
Administer and Chenille Rugs, So to $8.
yufted Rugs 81 30 to 49,
Heavy English Oil Cloths, to "a it, wide 5s to 3d.
Medium quality Oil Cloths 2s. Cd .3s. Cd, Is is.
Window Shades from 6s. to S6 per pair.
Also, Table ard Piano Covers Chenee and Tuted Door
Mats Carpet Bags, Table Oil Cloths Stair Rods Drug
gets and Stair Oil Cloths; also, ~ 81, and Ga, white
ane check Mating of the best quality; style Lamp
Mats &C., 60, sc,
N. B. Every effort will be made on the part Of tho
Proprietor of this Embellishments worthy the
lb al patronage it has formerly met with and he
become convinced from past experience that the regular
and lowprice system, uniformity in prices, and polite
and attentive clerks is the only true system
MID 3m#