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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME CoURT-sTATE OF NEW YoRK-EMMA
- Broome against John Broome. Special Term May 29,
1852. Present Hon. H. !. Edwards, First Justice, &c.
This having been this day brought be
the complaint this cause and upon the report Of Free
pears that all the material facts charged in said
true and that the has guilty
Of adultery therein charged; and motion Of A.
D. Russell Esquire Attorney for the above plaintiff il
dsrcd sdjudsd and decred and this Court by virtue Of
the and authority therein vested and in
Of stn.e in tuch case made and provided doth order
adjudge and decree, that the marriage between the said
plaintiff Emma Brsome, and the said defendant, John
Broome be dissolved, and the hereby dissolved
c0rdngy and the said parties and each of them freed
from the obligation, thereof Is farther ordered
plaintiff Emma Broome, marry again. in the same man
as though the said defendant John Broom was aetu
dead hut Il shall lawful for the said defendant
TO marry again until the said plaintiff, Emma Brosme, 10
actually dead.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOkS.-A PRACTICAL WORK ON
IN the Nature and Treatment Of Diseases BY b. Bpst-
wick NJ D. practising Physician And asa ee!srsr
plates. Extract from the Hsston Medical and sxrsissl
Journa"It may be said feafessy be equsl 10 AsS4n
Ricords great work the family Of dssssee
superior TO anything Of the kind before
Thsis without doubt che mSs ~
Author OF book en- Natural Death, Diet. Ge; Faiy
scian Cause Of Quackery, &c. &c. Fer sale ~ ~ 49,
the Author, 504 Broadway. --------lll \ =
NJ0 rRI TILL CURRD.-pR. CORBETT, - DuAN1
~ street. may consulted ~ q - ~
sn him TO AXE speedy AND sesa
and recent removed in three days ne ncsnS g
,sssd From &c long srenee he enabled " ssIs =
ssstusiiy nervous debility. d.. CsrttohADsEtS 81 ne
New ysyi VriyWxty
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA NUBBER HOSE.-THE UNDERSIGNED IS
daily RECEIVING his factories large quantities OF his
patent yuloanised India Rubber Hose The hose is
rrsase and leaks be carried through the
Tor hall without wettng " is also free from nails or
ether hose in use. Couplings, pipes and sprakers
Modstion Of purebatsre HORACE II. DAY,
No. 23 Cortland street.
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sHIppING.

Tor LlvERp00L-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
-, chip Ak.TiS Capt James Q: Lnee. This steamer
VIII Depart with the United States Nails for Europe,
lively on saturday june 2th at IL o'clock NJ, from her
berth the foot Of Canal street. No berth secured till
pad Tor fr freight or Passage having unequalled
modstens Tor eleganse or comfort apply TO EDWARD
will succeed the Arctic. and sail June 10Th.
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CNR0T0N AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT--ro CON-
~ tractors-Sealed Proposals. endorsed Proposal for
building in Brocme street. will be receiysd A. the
Park until Monday the 18th day Of June, 1882 It three
o'clock p M to build Sswer with the necessary receive
street 70 feet west Of Broadwsy-being in
pescson, for the Sn;ns Of he sms and All otser
formation relating thereto can be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk, at this once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqeeduct Department..
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-Ihe ships posing this line are the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.

foU0W1bg.- AILANTIC, Captain West.
TACTIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstoek.
ADRIAT1C, Captain Grafton.
THESE shpe having been built by contract expressly
service taken in their
IN their engipesto strength speed
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in FIRST
CABIN NV IN second cabin S0 Exclusive use Of extra
From Liverpool to New York, eco and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth secured until paid for
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THE BHsT TAILOR IN PARIs.-..

TIVE BHsT TAILOR IN PAR1s.-THM FIRM OF
= Hessrs. Darde, sehsmite, Devallef, No. Rue az
kAcvn among the Amsrcans Visiting Psr that y needs
cutting goodness Of seths peculiar seal Of
ben scut Of these tsors emily European tut also
Rafds, sehsmite DevaEsr, WITH model, or ths esset
sneaSuvea and they viii sena the ssnmsnsed artolss
GPSNss o. 10 Eeuyrs, Pprss.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, DC.

eos ENPREss TSs 1R1
50 extra Freight Package and I'd s
saturday.
.ss sss.%sH Crescent HssinEal Navy Bay
sssnt. and special messengers issnason Mayins
city,
.a . sso TO Win :n II. al III:
ands We are enabed transport freight packages parcels
ssry despatch security, andapon the
a. With
the day q sailing to enable US to comply with the govern
Ssssses viii III e received uns eoei on day
OF
feet cubic No charge to shippers BY eur
hA' for Custom House xDSxs d
Hmr city on wsdSesday
WELLS, FARGO 3 coxpANY's CALIFORNIA "! q *.
I,. : S,a Xs
A Esyn as
sSssn..tsn shove now ready TO nndsrtsie
Rslss::s
WsI ST. "a
Fargo Co., forming sae x%srs.n E.pTs:s CSmpsHy
% Nw 5 to 81 s and Ss aa
Aada Express DavenporE& Mason New Bedford Express
and Hvingston, Wells h Co.. European Express- They
have established Offices and faithful agents in all the prnc
PAL cities and towns throughout the Eastern Middle and
eaI furnished with iron chests for the security
sf4reasure and other valuable packages accompany each
all their lines well in California as the At
AAc States Samuel p Carter for many years connected
With the American Express Company st Albany, End f.
Wwashburn Of she Bank Of Syraens have been ap
pointed principal AGENTS In California
FNREGoRYs CALIFORNIA EXPRESs-OFFICE NO.
~ zoo Broadway, near FULTON street.-Per splendid
stesmshp Northern Light via Nearaeua on Saturday.
The subscribers will forward Express for Packages,
Parcels and Letters by the above opportunity in charge
Of their mesenEsr Shippers viii please send in then
freight or or before Friday 4th June Mail closes at
IN THOMPSON HITCHCOCK. Agents
DERFORD g. CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACK
ID age, Parcel Express, by the splendd steamship
CRESCENT CITY June B. in charge OF special messenger
freight agents Freight should be sent IN the before
sailing water proof condition md exceed l25 pounds
thusand dollars bat do the business as the follow
ing note, from Of first houses, will explain.
BERF0RD & CO., No. Aston House, Vesey street.
Nrw YoK May 25 lS52.-Messrs Berford h. Co., Gentle
mon-Yours Of The goth nst advising us OF the shipment OF
the reapng machine per steamer from PanAms came 20
entire satisfaction 1t the prompt manner in which You
have executed the dut service OF Transporting across
She ishnas 1t this season. heavy and
ON account Of its great weight and
packages had been refused by Adams Co.. and other
ss H.r the ss sns SER
Woes you have performed for ourselves and ends and
not already should be Understood with Berford
CO. nothing 10 impossible Very respesfully your obedt
servants, OGDEN HAYNES.
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rHHE MARRIED W0NAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
i panion BY Dr. A. NJ. Maurceau Professor Of Dresses
of Women.-ISent.th edition. Is no. PIP. 2J0Pri,6 81.
Years of Suffering Of physical and mental anguish
afeotohate wife, and pecunary difficulties to che
band light have been spared by timely possession vi ths
worL. II is INTENDED especially for the married those
marriage IL dscloses secrets.
which should be known to Them particularly
Here Elso, every femsethe wife-thr mother-the enc
either budding into womsnhood tine other In doeins
OF ytarc-n whom nature oontorpiates an imp ant
change dipcover the symptoms and the most
ofen remedies and most certain mode ofeufe every
complaint to Which her sex IL subject.
Extractef letter from rtleman in Dayton oniop
DR.. A. Nj. MAURIcEAu:- DAYroy May lSfc
Ny DrAR siR-My wife has been rsrceptiy siuk'p- sH
three in consequence OF hez great an
guish suffering tbs teIxe AID durgg con
and more tebihtating
and putting her life in Imminent DANGER
and which the last occasion dcspaired or Isurfosc4
i;s state Of things inevitable and resigned myreif
heard your book highly spoken Of as containing nat
tiers reaching On It's receipt and peruaa
express the relief it Afforded distressed mind ana
the its i'm parted to my wife learning tkst
great discovery ofM H. Desomeaux provided resedy 10
opened prospect to which little conceived wac pos.
sle. But for this: ere another world have pesee1
head in all human probability my wife woad have
Is Of course mpracticsble to convey more fuy 0e
serious subjects treated Of IS they are Of Lature srs
intended for the married those contemplate ra51a
Fer sale Broadway and At the publishing ~
Liberty street. New York; Little Co., Albany JosepA
Tucker Mobile. Alabama T. D, Petersen, 70 CnessnSs
transmitted by mail free Of postage TO any part q the
United States All letters must be addressed poet rad -
Dr. NJ Mauriccnu box ,224 New York city. Once IN
Liberty street.
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EYCURsIONs.

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
"a day, except Saturday.-Fare 80 eents-The steamer
CHARLES D6vLIN, Capt Hicks, will commenee her re-
leaving Dsanssy street. C. ~ street s.f,s =
ments fishing tachie and bait, provded ON board
T,xCVRsIoNs 10 THE FISHING BANKs-EvERY
II day eIosys Saturdays Fare % cents each way
Tte sea steamer SsIs' VII
Cssissirs, s1; fisr No. D. " r., k.E~returnnS y !
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DEPARrMrNT OF RrpAIRs AND sUPPLrES NAY

nErAKIHENT OF NLPAIRs AND sUFfLlES, NAY
" "a leS2-To Builders.-Sealed proposals. viii DO re-
ssived 1t the once Commissener Repairs and Sup
piiss essspsre No Ney City HAIL. until Friday. May ~
Tor tas erection q building wett stree nesI Kvine
Hose Conpsny No ~ Builders will essmste for the
ana work separately Tbs plan and specification
Co. he had at The oee the Of Repairs
70 Pubic Buildngs No - Efseeth street. Blank es-
matts win he furnished q either ooe. NBThe Commas
ontr Tsteryse INC right 70 seset all or any Of the et
WIN, ADAMS, Copxjssjspsl VI Rspasrs and SuyyDss
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~ -
CORPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby gwen that petition has been presented in the
Board for in Fifth street, from
Bcwery Avenue and resolution for the extension Of
the Second street to the Bowery. All
terested the having objections thereto requested
TO present the in writing the Contract Clerk this
Office, o before June eth. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the CrotOn Aqueduct Department.
Croton Aqueduct Dept lRotuada] Park, May IS 1852.
CORPORATION N0TICE.-STREET DEPARTMENT,
~ No. Han OF Reeords.-Pubc notice is hereby given
TO the propreors OF lots lying opposite pier No. North
River that the following resolution adopted the
Common Couneil-Reolyed That the pier known No.
On the Hudson River be extended into the river by the
as to make its extreme length the
oulkhead Goo Feet and according 30 the drawn
by Daniel Even City Surveyor, dated Jan. ls49 and
adopted by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty of the
city OF New York the ID Sh aud 18th days January
l9 the future line Of extension said persthe extern
sion OF said pier to be made under the of the Street
and at the expense of the proprietor of said
and to be commenced before the
Resolved That the Street Commissioner cause the proper
legal notice to be given the proprietor OF the said pier
bald the conformity the above resolution.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen April 10 1852 adopted
by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, April D. 1857
proved by the Mayor May o, 1852
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
MAY T. 1852.
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nEPARTMRNT OF RIPAIRs AND suPpIIEs. NAY

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NAY
~ IL, l652-To Builders.-Sealed proposals will be
ceived at the once Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Sup
plies, basement No. New City Hail. until Friday May 20,
for altering and enlargng the building Amos street.
pied BY Engine Company No 20 and Hose Company No n
separately The plan and peeiheaon Of the work required
DONE and AL in regard thereto, can be
ksd once Of the Of Repairs TO Public
Buildngs No. IS Elizabeth street Blank estimates will b
furnished at either Office. NBThe Comm
the right to reject all any Of the estimates deemed for
the interest Of the Corporation.
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EOR SAN FRANCIsCO-TUESDAY, JUNE 1.-THE
= :glsndid new double engine steamship CITY OF
commander This splendid steamship having undergone
sve alterations suit her for the trade and TO make
her superior steamer the Pacific
will sail for San Francisco above touching Ct valparaiso
steerage superior to Steamship
Afoa having Of both and air we'll
extra light between decks 1t lie confidently expected she
will make the passage to San Francisco in a hort time ~
II has been made by thus Offering to families
and those who desire their comfort peasanter
conveyance than by the crowded steamers via Chagre
only mted number Of passengers will TAKEN Apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. II Exchange place, New
York. and No. . w Aln ut street. PhiadelphiA.
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nVROPEAN ADvERTIsnlrENT.

nEAUTIrUL. LASTING, AND CHEAP BO0TS.-MK
ID Hazard, Boetnater, so we'll known among the Ameri-
ID customers HE store newly rstted aas deco
re AZ thsare Of Comic Opera House, the
Aeov The Patent Leathsrs furnished by Mr. Hazard
nay be directed 10 Hasa containing the measures Of
and he viii make aHd send his goods the
Dcurse Paris.
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MUSICAL.


IIoLIAN PIANOs.-HALLET, DAVIS 4 CO.'S NEW
LlL York at 27 Broadway (Gould ~ Ber-
rys publishing warehouse whore may be found
extensive assortment of their beautiful Pianos With and
Also great variety Of New York Pianos and second
hand. Boudoir Pianos. Pianos to let.
GOULD u BERRY, 297 Broadway.
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A UsTRALIA. PORT RHlLIP.-pIRLCr ron rnH
"A gold mines. The clipper ship HELENA, having un-
squasd win positively sAl saturday,
tS June from pier 49, r. fsv ga g
s "a r.: = = III iiSg ISSI e.
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C0RPo RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given, to the owner owners occupant
PANTS Of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by Assessors and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
interested viz For laying croeswaks Madison street,
between Market and Oliver streets The limits embraced
by such include all the several houses and lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land stu Rted
on both sides Of Madison street. between snd Pike
streets, both sides Of Oliver and Caharine sees be-
tween Oak and Henry reete and both sides of Market
street. between Henry Monroe All whose
interests affected by the above named
who opposed to the same, either Of them,
quested present their objections writing to the
dersgned az their ONCE, No. Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON,} Aesessore.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
I -
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given that the resolu
tons presented the Board Of Assistant Alder
To fence vacant lots street and
Second to fence vacant lots south side Twenty
eighth street. between Fifth and Madison avenues to
Gag side walk north side street. between
Fifth and Madison avenues; to Tag four feet through
sidewalk Of street. between Third and Lexng
ninth street and Fourth avenue Also the following petit
tonto open Lexington from Ffteth TO
street. All persons interested having objections thereto
requested to present them in writing 70 the undersigned
At his Office before the tenth day of June next
May %, 1862. JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.-EMPIRE CITY LINE.
u-The new double engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA,
1s00 tons j. ID. Wilson, Commander will take her dePar
turs for Aspnwall Navy Bay, saturday July 80 A.
r. ". This vessel in Accommodation SAFETY and ventila
ton not surpassed by any this route and an expe-
renced surgeon il attached to the vessel Passengers per
Sierra Nevada will dsembark along side the wharf at
wall and tae the Panama Railroad now opened nearly TO
Gorgon thus avoiding the risk attendant upon anding IN
boats Al Charres and the river navigation to GorgoIa
Apply TO j. HOWARD son, Agents, Broadway.
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EoR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST BERTHs ON BOARD
II steamer Hpm1oldt, TO sail Saturday bth June.
Apply 1t ire ofbss 81 pslntRNes HssNt ~ tNeowAy'
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TARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT, by VEGETA-
BILE appeat without pain in all local diseases and
which he combines with medicines in constitutional aee
tons and debility thousands cannot be cured
without III for he performs daily which has continued
for under all other treatment great injury
Persons rely other proof where there uch
mposion, but his diploma editorial notices. testn
yscans and hundreds of certificates proving
treatment unequaed The following for efths
speciality who had previously been swndIed by
prstors,-W. Fink d. Harper A. Waring W. N Crsfs C.
Dornrd Broadhead. j.. Corbyn. r. Ironsides, Hel.
Archsnbalt, Salisbury. Office hours "A. till and
till o i. NJ. Treatment Wy letter NJ LARMONT, Surgeon,
~ Readc street, Broadway.
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES MAY
~ 5lst, 1S52.To Bell Founders.-Seaed proposals Zen
dorsed proposals. for Fire Alarm Belly will be received at
the Office Of the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies
basement No west end City HALL until Friday
June lth at u o'clock M which time they will be pub
cly opened for furnishing and delivering at the Tower
Jefferson Market, 10000 pound Fire Alarm Bell Said
bell 10 be patterned after made similar in shape with
the Kind Of the the City Hall.
Contractors will be required to furnish and deliver said
bell under the direction Of the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department, payment therefor will only be made upon
his certificate that said bell to his entire sat
Said bell to be warranted for from the time il is
hung in the tower ANY further information in regard
tberoto be had az the Office Of the Chief Engineer No.
q Elizabeth street Blank estimate will be furnished
either Office Estmators will state the price per pound
and the time required to deliver the same N. B.-The
Commissioner the right reject all Of the
estimates il deemed for the interest Of the Corporation
WIN. ADAMS Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
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nEPOT OF THE PRODUCTS FROM PERIGORD $50
~ Broadway, New York.-Just received--a large, and
the last for this Of Trued Preserves
French Wanuts and Prune BY the importation the
ind
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They are all first New York ships, provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort OF
and BY Of experience in the trade
The price of S00 without wines liquors Goods
the subscribers will be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD a. HINCKEN. Agents, l6l Pearl street.
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IRON BEDsTEAD DEPoT-oRNAMENTAL AND
plain all prices Also the healthy Spring Mattress at
hall usual cost; handsome marble top Pier and Sofa
Tables cheap; fancy and Gothic Chairs worked covers
&C.; Iron Clocks &c servants Iron Bedsteads at
Broadway, above Spring street.
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF LOCAL
disease in few hours, by vegetable application,
tuonal affections and nervous debility thousands
which continued years under all other treatm mt
Persons rely other proof where there
imposition but his diploma, editorial notices
from ply scans with these and hundreds Of certificates,
in proving his treatment uAlled for Of this
speciality, who had previously been swinded by the
importantly. Fink, A. Waring, W. N Craft r. 1ronsides,
WIN. Ferguson Office hours, ga. N. till q and till p. n.
Treatment by letter. N. LARMoNT, Surgeon, AZ Rssds
street, Broadway.
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~ p. CALDWELL WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
his numerous friends and customers, that he has
moved his store from No 6 Maiden lane 0 Pearl street.
where he will continue sell his splendid stock OF Whips
and Canes of his manufacture, the lowest market
prices which embrace of the magnificent French
and English unngs Dealers requested to call
exam line his stock before purchasing elsewhers.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
tractors-Seaed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
building sewer in street" viii be received at
Park. until Monday the 7th day Of June, 1852 o'clock
M to build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and cuverts. in Twenty fifth street, from avenue
to near Third avenue being length about 423 feet The
plan Of the and specifications the building
same, and all other relating thereto
tanned application to the Contract Clerk, this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN,
= President OF the Croton AQueduct Department.
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies having any Clothing Furniture
TO dispose obtain fair price, by sending the sub
sYbs his residence through the post will be attend
ed to- n. s. COHEN No. C Elm street. NJ B.-Lades at
tended by Mrs. Cohen.
CAsH FOR CLOTHlNG.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN,
~ having cast OF clothing or furnturs TO dispose
by letter through ahe Post COHEN 452 Hudson street.
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Cohen.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
>>>..~Ss.>>.s. ,ss..,> ~ ,.
~ Ladies genslen having any Clothing Furniture,
Jswery to dispose Of obtain fair cash price ~
sending the subscriber at his resdene through the
POST. Ladies attended By Mrs. Dusseldorf No. u Elm
street. L. II. DUSSELDORF.
CNAsT OFF CLOTHING, &c-THE FULL VALUE IN
~ current money, will be literally given by the snbscrbes
for large or small quantities good Secondhand Clothing
Of every description and quality Address, through post
call on JAMES MORONEY, at his store ii Orange street.
Chafh m
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LIQUORS..

LIQUOH1s
NIUIR'S CAMPRELLS AND YOUNGER'S EDINBURG
WI Ale Doves Falkirk and East India Pale Ale Barclay
Perkins London Porter and Brown Stout Dublin Porter
and Brown stout &c in quart and pint bottles warranted
superior Philadelphia Ale and Porter For sal by
WIN. II. UNDERHILL, 4SO Broome street, Of Crosby
OOO DOZEN SUPERIOR CLARET WINE 81 SO
,OOO per dozen, bottles returned. for sale, by VIM
H. UNDERHlLL importer Of the choicest grades OF Wines
Brander Segars &C. Dealers and all Others will 20
per cent by purchasing the wholesale and family store
330 Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
CC0TCH WHISKEY IN BOND.-NINE FUNCTIONS
- best old malt superior article, for sale, by GAUNT
Il DERR1CKSON l59 South street. East river.