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LEGAL NOTICES.

- Brewster guardian OF Julia Brewster minor against
William L. Bry and Maria his wife, summons for relief
Com not served To the above named defendants You
hereby summoned and required to tho complaint
this action which filed in the Office Of the clerk of the
county of Kings at tho City Hail. in the city Off Brooklyn
county Kings State Of New York on the 18th day Of
ruary 1883 and to copy of to the said
complaint the subsoribers at their Office number Wall
street city Of New York. in the State of New York. within
twenty after the pervce of this you
sve Of day of such service and to answer
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this
action will apply to the for the relief demanded
complaint. JONES LYONS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Dated February ~ 1853 Al Wall street, N. Y.
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AGENCY.
AGENCY.
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION NER
IN chanta ValparRiso.

NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION AER
In chants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. y. A. RTcHARp9oH. AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
Reference.
SANTIAoo-Hon. Bailie Poyton.
vALPAR AIso-Messrs. AlsoP Co., Hemenway Co.
PANAnA-Messrs Corwine Bro. Co., Garrison Frstss
VIM. Nelson i Co.
LIvEnPooL-Messrs Bowman, Grnncll Co.. William
Jackson, Esq.
NEW YoRK-Messrs. r. x. Collins Co., Goodhus 4 Co.,
Capt Ezra Nye steamer Pacific.
BALriMoRE-Messrs. John Henderson Co., Thomas J.
Hand Co., White and Elder.
SAN FRANCIsCo-Mcssrs Flint, Peabody 4 Co., HusseY
Bond Hale, Chas. Donns, Esq, J. II. Lyon, Esq.
BosToN-Messr Ammi G. Lombard, Esq, l. D. Brigham
4 Co.. Gliddcn Williams.
CANroH-Nye, Parkin CO.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

NEW YORK AND HAVANA ExPREss.-TuE UN-
IN dorsigned have tstabhed express
agency at Havana. Apply to ". A. YZQUIERDO Ma 81
Gale dc la Industrial OF to LIVINGSTON, WELLS 4 CO.
"a Broadway, New York.
~ Friday 18th Instant; New Orleans express. Friday
10Th instant; Charleston and Southern express
and Saturday Norfolk and Virginia express, Saturday
Boston, Eastern, philadelphia, and Western EXPRESS
California and Nicaragua, 9th April Lowssf rates and
greatest despatch, CHASE 4 CO, % broadway,
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UyOR LIvERP0OL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship BALTIC, Captain J. J. Comstoek steamship
will depart with the United States mails for Eurspe posi-
lively on Saturday April at IL O'Clock M BERTH
the foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for
For freight passage having uneqused Accommodations
EDW'D X. COLLINS CO., SO Wall street.
Passengers requested to DO board ut liz A. NJ
The sesmshp Atlantic will succeed the Baltic and sail
10th April
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ADMyIsTRATOR's KUTYCns.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM.
hers street-Noce hereby given to the relatives and
Of hn of Mary woln late of the city OF New York
single deceased and who is alleged to have died
tetac that shall apply to the Surrogate tho
Of New York. for letters Of administration upon
of the sad inestste the ID day April next OF ten
O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER B. SwEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated, New York. March 2. 1893
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E'LRNITURE.


k'uKNIrURE-i. DIXON, HAVING REMOVED TO
- the spacious warehouse sos broadway next Grace
Church would respectfully invite the attention old
customers and persons about furnishing call and
Ire nc large stock Of rosewood aud other furniture before
purchasing elsewhere Ao hand tho largest
Of bedscads and bedding in the city, j. Nixon a and a
Broadway opposite Eleventh street.
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UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-F0R PORT
nincent steamship GOLDEN ACE, 5000 tons burthcS
commander will DO despatched for the above ports
or abops the 18TH May This steamships Of the sso and
strength, and In every equal 20 the Collins limo
steamship IN tho world Her accommodations for arst
cond and third class superior to those
steamer ever built OF psssageFrt GLASS; iadics
saloon S96 first oises upper saloon $500 second GLASS
So thrd oAss e0 Ths books now For freight
*'" 'SE{h SwAss 4 SON, As,.w, " Broadway,
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~ by gYca to the owner or owners, occupant or
pants of al houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that tho following
been completed by the Assessors and tho
of tho Bureau OF Aesesnents for examination by all
sons interested, viz For building In Division
street between Clinton and Gouvcrneur strocts Tho
embraced by such include the several houses
and lots Of ground lots pieces parcels
situated both sides OF Division street. Clinton
and Gouyerneur streets the east ac Of Attorney street.
Division Grand both sides Ridge
street. between Division aud Grand streets and south
side Of Grand street. between Attorney and
streets All PERSONS whose interests affected by the
above named asessment and who opposed the same
or either o hcm rcquos.d TO present their ohec
lions, In writing to the undt rsi1ned their oce No
Hall Of Records within thirty days tho this
notice. WILLIAM GhGE
CHARLES !. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MNEILL, }
q. oM s Bureau sfAsssssnent' Street DsPsusa', March
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE.
~ BY gven that petitions have been In Board
Of for the construction Of sewers in tho
named streets to within Gansevoort street. from Fourth
street Hudson river also in Nineteenth street, between
First and Al Also In Essex street. Grand
to Hester street ALSO In Madison street. from No I5
proposed between Rutgers and streets All
interested In the above either Of them and having
objections thereto requested to present the in
March 80 1853 NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Department, March q, 1853
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
" by given to tho owners, occupant
pants Of all houses and lots improved unnproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged In the oce OF
the Bureau q for examination BY all persons
Sixth avenue Twenty and streets also
first streets The limits embraced by such assessment in
peee and parcels Of land situated the north side Of
street between Broadway and Sixth avenue
south aide Of Thirty first street. between Fourth
and Madison All persons whose interests
fected by the above named and who OPP
posed either Them requested present
their objections in writing the their oce
No Hall Records within thirty days from the date Oh
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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VHE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL cor
panior-By DIR. A. N. Naurccau, Professor Diseases
OF Women. Twentieth edition. l6no Up IS Price 81.
Years Of SUFFERING Of physical and mental anguish T.
band, might have been spared BY timely Of 49,
work is intended especially for the married those
contemplating marriage 1t dsoloses important sscreA0
which should DO known TO them particularly.
Here alec, every fcma,c-ths wiis, the motnertne
either budding MOOD. the other in ts
OF years whom coutenplates an important ohanr
discover tho symptoms and tbs most ,ciea1
remedies aud the most certain node OF IN
plant 60 which her sex Va subject
Atraot Of letter from gentleman In Dayton OhieJ
pAyroS May1. lad.
Ny Dear SirMy wto has been perccptbly sinking -
three years In
and suffering months before and during her conA
mentoyery sucoesaiye and dobtatinx "a
which the last occasion, depsired Of snppcs,1
this sato OF things inevitable and resigned myrslf
tho worst At tb's time about two monthsl kesES
your book highly spoken Of AZ containing matters
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the Joy ts impaired TO wife, learning tbaS
great discovery Of NJ NJ Dasoneaux provided remedy n
9Iened prospect to me Which little conceived ps
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In Der grave, ard my children mothorlesa
IL Is Of course impractcahle convey more uyy -
serious su,ccts treated Of ss they Of nature ss
For cole at ~ Broadway No. Astor House. and ~ -
publishing Office ls9 Lii sty street. Now York; Little O.,
Albany, Joseph Tucker, Mobile. Aso, y. Peterson
Chestnut street Philadelphia On the receipt Of o. sspz
the United States All letters must be addressed posi- ~
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York, or box l,22f New York Post ohce
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Ns9a. who may desire y frss Of sxPssep ~ n1SseS
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TNDErENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR cALIFoR,
mia, at great reduction In pricsThe and splendid
steamship UNCLE SAM, C2o0o tons) William A. Mills
eommander will leave rev York for hspinwall on Tues
MSrth river connecting with first class steamship
the passengers to San Francisco The Uncle Sam has
tsbshed tie character OF being decidedly tho fastest
steamer on the route .havng beat all her peors from
two to i've days Her sood qualities as sea boat and her
other steamers her speed No efforts will DO spared
the part Ct tho owners officers TO send the
through with expedition comfort and safety
wishing to procure tickets at extremely low rates
invited to examine She steamer In port and ~ cs nj
the Office before purchasing whore good surgeon Is
attached to tire SHIP whose services free
freight or passage apflyto
II. MILLS, Agent, 81 cortlandt street.
N B.-A mail will be made and sent by this steamer
in accordance with tho United States postage law
the accommodation OF tho public, and IL Is confidently
eved that IL will anticipate the regular mails from
fye days, as ususl
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NROTON AQUEDyCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRACT
~ ers-soaed proposals, endorsed Proposal for re-
eeivng BASIN also with the name Of the person
win be received at the office Of the Croton Aquoluet Depart
ment until Monday the 28th day OF March, 1853 IL
O'Clock to build receiving basin and ouvert
sae southeast corner o. Third Avenue and
Of the and for the building Of the same
and all other information relating thereto be obtained
On application to the Water Purveyor at ths office
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
York Mareh
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers-Ths ships comprising this line, the

Tnaa. .L!.. - eont-sat
service been taken In their
trueton-as In their ennesto strength and spool
and their for for
elegance and comfort.
Prico New York Liverpool In arst cabin
6l20 In cabin So Exclusive Of extra sxe state
room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and ELS
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No herthA until Maid FIR
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ItORPoRhTIOS NOTICE. = PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, To the occupant
pants Of m honscg and lots improved uninproyei lands
affected thereby that the following ac3csnerts have boon
by the Assessors and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
1nteresed yFor refany AMI rcretng curb and gutter
stones In front OF Nos and Hohoon street The limits
embraced BY such include all
houses and lots of lots pieces and u
land situated the southery side Of oboen street.
tween Wet and streeta All perSons whose In
opposed TO the same, either Of them requee
present their objections In writing to tho M
their o1hoe, No He'll Of Records within thirty days from
che date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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n CORPORATION NOTICE.-pUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given, TO tho occupant occupants
of all houses and lots improved unimproyed lands af
fcted thereby that tho foovinr have been
completed ASSESSORS and lodged in tho oc of ito
Bureau of Assessments for examination by all In
tsrescd viz For hrgging sidowas l2t street between
Fourth and Eighth avenues The limits embraced by such
include all She several houses lots o ground
vacant lots pieces AVID peroeB Of land situated on both
sdes of 1I5h street between Fourth and Eighth
All persons whose interests effected ~ the above named
asseement and who opposed to the either Of
them requested present their objections in writing
TO the undersigned Mt their ONCE No Hall OF Records,
within thirty days from tho date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL y
Once Bureau o. hSscssment Street department. March
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEW CLAsSES.-BRO0KES' DANCING ACADEMY,
IN ut his Assembly Rooms No. 3Gl Broomo street.
Alec class for children Wednesday Afternoons
till o'clock. class for ladies and misses Tues
day afternoons from til O'clock casg for gentle
men, Tuesday evenings from till l0is o'clock The quarter
from the time of subscription. The school wiD
continue open during the whole year.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed Pr9posai viii Be received at this ONCE until Fri
stones and flag four feet Of sidewalks Of street
from Second to Third ayenue and Thirty
sixth street. and tag four feet of sidewalks where not
tagged from Seventh to Eighth avenue to regulate and
the curb and gutter stones therein to Nineteenth
street from First to Second Specifications to DO
had application to the Contract Clerk this
March g, 1883 JAMES FUREY, Street Com.
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HyoIAsTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN oUHn

HYUIAsTIKA-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CUT
for neuralgia tic doloreux toothacho nervous
ache ard rheumatism in the hoad and preventive
consnlsions any other complaints attendant upon sasy
childhood during the period OF teethng boen
and now being successfully administered In the form 81
edcatd necklace to DO next the skin BY che pats
IN eminent German physician discovered the virtues Of IL
valuable medicines which tho beads Of the necklace
sdc and prescribed tho mode Of application The notice
Of the public nos therefore, called to quaok medcivo
but to medcnment recommended by Of the eHi
nent ofthe faculty peculiarly powerful In acting hrssgh
the the skin directly tho diseased
relief and eecting Patients afs
twenty our hours trial Of the mcdicated necklace
70 ption find relief at the close OF thss %
rod by Immediately returning the receive
money sCuuFfNER MULDENER, "a Beaver street,
1rsrisoryI do hereby certify that the composites
Of guch nature to unailngs produce The ssas
factory results. q. BRAUNIlCH, NJ D.,
. No. 20 Henry street, Brooklyn
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A USTRALIAN PACKET LTNE-FOR PORT PHILIP
IA Melbourne, &c. The clipper bark THEOXENA, Joseph
Webster commander to sail the 25h March, positively
This ship Is fitted out in most superior expressly
for passengers the accommodations for comfort and
venence being unsurpassed by ship In port Bath
room, &C., combined with which the we'll known T.
pIience Of her who has been long and
ably known In the trade will for those who
may sail in her every possible facility No expense will bo
spared to mako her equal those which havo preceded e
tLis line viz the Albus and Peytona the superiority
which Is already known to the public For freight or
prictor, 9S Wall street or to 0vermann Grun CON
sSnees q South street, board pier II East river foot
Piuest
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following Pc
titions have been presented in the Board Of
regulate and grade Fifth from Forty
street, to flag four feet Of sidewalks where
1agged and.paye Thirty street from Broadway
Eighth avenue Also the following petition In the Board OF
ASSISTANTS widen and roSrsds Duane street twenty
All interested having objections thereto
quested to present Them writing to the undersigned
his ONCE, before the 18th day of March instant
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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,NORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
BY given, that petitions have been presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for tie construction Of the
following named streets, TO wit in Sixth from
Forty to street, Also in Ridge street,
from Broome 10 seventyve feet north of Grand street. and
also from Houston TO stanton street; also in Beckman
street, from Gold to Pearl street. ALSO in Dover street.
from Franklin SQUARE to East river also in North Moore
Fifty ninth street. from Second to Third also In
Fourth street. from Troy street Also in the Board
tween Second and Third avenues All interested
requested TO tho same in writing tehs
Clerk At this ofice, or before Friday, 18th inst
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
! Croton Aqueduot Department. March l9. 1853
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owner or occupant oocu
pants of all houses and lots improved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office of
tho Bureau OF examination by all
interested viz For rcaaggng and resetng curb and gut
Ter stones In front of Nos L. & aud Thomas street.
The limits embraced by such include all The
several houses and lots of ground lots pieces and
parcels of land situated both sides Of Thomas street. he
tween West Broadway and Church street All persons
whose affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either Of them
questcd to present their objections IN writing 70 the under
signed Mt their Office No. Hall OF Records, within thirty
days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL. \
Office, Bureau Of Asfessents Street Department March
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF RE-
~ pairs and Supplies March 2 ls53To BuidsrsSealed
proposals will BIO received the office of the Commissioner
q Repairs g and Supplies No. New City Hall until sa.nr
time they will be opened Din with the ordinance
thercfor for house in the Seventh ward for the
Of Americas Engine Company No. 81 also, house in
street near Spring street. for the use Of oeeanus
sons and carpenters work for each house separately The
plans and specifications Of the buildings required and all
formation in regard thereto he had at tho ooe of the
Superintendent Of Repairs to Public Buildings No 10 Eli
zabeth street Blank estimates he had Mt either Office
N. BThe Commissioner the right to reject all
Of tho Estimates deemed for the interest OF the
poraton. BARTHOLOMEW ii. PURDY,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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OF eUIr RENTS. u FINANCE DE.

NONNUTATION OF QUIT RENTS. : FINANCE DE
~ partment New York City March 5sIt Is provided
By section title ofthe ordinance respecting the Sinking
Fund that whenever persons may desire to
commute quit rent due tho corporation It shalt DO the
duty Of the Com prser to calculate
rate Of sI cent and the production Of evidence
Shat tho and all Of rent have paid into the
treasury shall be tho duty Of Mayor aud Clerk TO
lions for ON single t whore sSs quit
rent was reserved on tse T c
~ o2 the ofaeo, as learn, has boon not
jon in the communication The counsel to the corporation
separate unless there
rangement between the former payment
the quit rent have determined, therefore, to commute
aosording to Che Visions Of the above ordinance
eeivng satisfactory evidence that the paid
the release Is not ess than the charged the
portion Of land TO be released by prior
tween the owners. A. FLAGG, Comptroller.
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JNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
l. Staos mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton,
commander will leave for Hayre touching at Southampton
9th, at Z o'clock, from pier No 4, North river;
to the ship. Luggage not wanted during the passage
should DO sent board the day before sailing marked
bclow" No freight will be received after
It'll For freight or passage, apply to MORTIMER Ltv
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nR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON
~ shifted at his Office where he has prcsed his pros7
sion FOR tho last twenty two Hours rou A. H. u
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nR RALPHs OFFICE HOURS, FROM Q TO 70 A. NJ
y and to M Sunday excepted, at No. 6t3 Houston
street, NJ Wooster
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CTEAA BETWERN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y Tho Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
Srsig commander nm viii sail from Glasssw Wednesday
turday March 26th, at II O'clock at First cabin ga
loon state rooms 800 do do Cmdshp do $5; second
bin $50; third GLASS; $stew ards included Apply
] MoSYMON. "a broadway.
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MEDICAL.


lNURONIC DISEASES ESPECIALLY TREATED HR0uI
~ II to O'Clock by DR.. RYAN consulting physiof1
to the Government Hospital Montreal and lecturer
broadway.
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HOTELS.

HORGONA, MARCH 4, 1S5S-N0TICE.-THK UNDER
Unsigned would most respectfully inform his friends
travelling pubhc generally that he has tho sole pro-
prietorship of the hotel known the New York House.
The best shall be paid to those WHO may favor hin
with their patronage From residence of throo
the lsthmus much useful Information be obtained
tuitousy J. HOLMES, New York Hotel, Gorsona, New
Granada
NT0TICE-RICHM0ED HILL HOTEL STATEN
IN Island, N. " date tho Richmond Seminary will open
for the Of five months tho ls of May
ments have been made that families be
by the day CHARGES of the hotel Board for the
week Children under ten years of half price, Ser
wants. 81 week Horses 81 week. II there IL
81 extra Separate sitting be had at fro 81
to $40 week The Richmond the and O'Clock
boat from New York, at Vanderbiltis landing
j. j.. KELLETT, Proprietor
RIO FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING ENG.
J. land.-Stork Hotel Iivcrpool.-Thig we'll known and
fvorite hcuse t continues to enjoy the same liberal pat
wi oh il has hitherto. IL VIII be found quiet and
tired with spacious and every conyenen
10 strangers affords peculiar being situated in
the centre of Tho town close to the Asze Courts
St Georges Hail. London and Northwestern Railway
ton &c. i, &. THOMAS, Proprietor
r
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who have professed tho of diseases Price, save
rally ST. His thanks rendered the liberal patronage
extended TO him Certificates Of euro and skin be
mined A. his ONCE NO % Canal street. exactly cne doee
gratis by the eek and diseased Patients the couatr
requested to be- particular IN mentioning tho Of an
physician in the world has cured many chronic dseess
No hospital in New York has such multiplicity 81 Rs
his private establishment All paid ettsr
enclosing from 81 to 3d. for the particular remedies REQUIRED
in tho case, will be roligiously attended TO.
nR. X. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF .THR FEMALY0
~ Friend In Need" may DO Consulted ut his omoa ~
Bowery. Advice gratis SEQ his in the Poayuns IN
day Courier and Dispatch.
CURE OF CoRNs, BY MADAME BERNARD NOI3 2
~ Bowcry east SIDE between Broome Delaney gtree
Madame respectfully informs the public that she
duced her price In order enable
pain and os confident in promising that will remove
corrs hunons nails in tho flesh Sc without caus
ing the least pain Inconvenience be
ed to at homo or at Madame BIS rc.idcnce. from until
O'Clock, +. N.