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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

ANOTHER VIcrn OF TIE Srmr RAPPERs.-
The numerous lunatics sent to the ssylums d
New York, Ohio, Indiana, Massachusetts, and
other States, the victims Of the spiritual rap
pers, might well excite the public indignation
against this diabolical lmposture. As long,
however. as these spiritual mediums confined
their operations to strictly spiritual affairs,
they were as impalpsble to the law as the in
visible agencies with which they professed to
hold their ghostly communications. But when
they employ the beings of the other world as
decoy ducks, stool pigeons, and Peter Funks,
in the extortioa of money from their unfortu-
nate victims, whose reason they first destroy,
they are brought within the grippe of the public
authorities, as among the most insuferable of
that class of swindlers who obtain money under
false pretences, and ought to be rigidly dealt
with accordingly. And the itinerant mediums
going about the country, and adding the brains
of weak-headed men and women with their
atrocious juggleries, should be dealt with as
common Migrants, having no visible means Of
support.
The case of George Doughty, of Long Island,
affords striking illustration of the swindling
proclivities of these spiritual mediums, and Of
the extent to which their receptions may be
carried. We have not had any imposition upon
human credulity as extraordinary and pitiful
as this since the days Of the prophet Matthias
who assumed to be the Saviour of the World-or
the prophet Miller, whose victims of the second
advent made some lamentable additions to the
insane asylums and graveyards of this country.
The revelations of the Mormon priesthood are Of
the same character as these spiritual rappings,
with this advantage. that the Mormon repudiates
the tedious mummery of rapping altogether, and
comes at once to his spiritual correspondence
by word of mouth. We trust that the present
occasion will be made an example and warn
ing to all spiritual mediums. who practice the
art for the purpose Of cheating their weak
headed dupes out of their money. Ifstopped in
this branch of the business, there will soon be
an end to the imposture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

COMMERCE WITH THE RIVER la PLATA number of gen
temen having determined adopting measures TO test
the adaptabiy Of steamers for carrying commerce
with the countries watered by the rivers La Plata and
Parsna, bought steamer time since and chris
tened her with the appropriate of Fl Paraguay"
They placed her under the command of Lieut. Baldwin
u s. Navy, and despatched her for ontevideo and
sumption yesterday morning She carried out good
go, and twenty passengers.
ARRIVAL or SOUTHERN STrAMERs.-Thc steamers Florida,
from Savannah, and James Adger, from Charleston ar
rived yesterday morning, bringing the usual avors Of our
Southern contemporaries.
The FERRY Boar MONTAGUE, intended for the Wal
street ferry made her trial trip yesterday morning. aud
very successful Her owners and others ON board,
much pleased with her. The engines are Cope.
lands patent inclined cylinder thirty six inches nine
feet stroke built by Messrs Pesse Murphy Fulton Iron
Works. They Of superior finish and speak well for
the mocha meal skill sf the builders.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, March -, 1858.
LSAR Srg-Woud you be kind enough to state in your
mornings paper the exact time of sailing Of ne Arctic
and Arabia their last trips BY doing you viii much
obnge A SUBSCaIBFR
1.-THE Arctic left the 9th instant at 12sf r. NJ thu
Arabia the 9th, at 3 p. MED HERALD
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMsHIP ATLANTIC
AT meeting held by the second class passengers on
board the United States mail steamship Atlantic on her
recent passage from Liverpool to New Yor the folio wing
resolutions we're unanimously adopted -
Resolved, That vote OF thanks be returned for the
kind attention and untrng exerton Of the captain and
officers during the tempestuous weather with which we
unfortunately visited the passage. Also to Mr.
J. G. Cowes the steward and biz department for their
enGeayors IN making things comfortable and agreeable
not forpe citing the sumpuous ard abundant manner In
which the table daily provided.
sigped-N. Timrey. Walter G. Smith, Hugh E Don
nell T.. Lfnk John B. Lodge, Julius Kosh Hiram r Hor
ton, Robert W. Benson, Robt Tunstate VIM. Swain JAS
Miller, J. DuraRen, K II. Neville, stefano Giant Rud
Braun, Charles Ranch T. Thorsen.
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Asur was moro active yesterday. ct the Ats reduction
inress Cotton sold 70 the extent Of $50 balss at
changed prices.
The movements in the Albany LegisAturs engaged
versation There decided opposition expressed
against the migrant BILL which seeks to restore the law
appointing State ocer, with salary Of g. Co., who l.
to the post Of Head Physician and Superintendent
Of the Marine Hospital at Staten leland.
merchant suggested that the country members
in the Legislature should give friendly hand to the city
members in aiding them to carry through the proposed
reform measures.
The proposed amendment to the Free Banking law,
far to compel agents Of foreign banks TO redeem their
bills in New York at the discount provided for
State issues and to admit city Of New York securities
banking capital deemed good The proposed restrc
ton against the continued issue Of bills by Safety Fund
banks whose charters have expired considered to 30
quite proper.
It thought law wanted, to reach specula-
in fraudulent health and other insurance operations
and more eectuay to put down fraud upon emigrants
for California; &C., by the sale Of fictitious tickets
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SATISFACTORY REAsoN.-The reason for the
delay in the appointment Of the collector, and
other officers for this port is said to be the de-
sire to get, and the difficulty of getting, such
men as will unite and consolidate the democra-
tic party. No wonder it has been so difficult to
find the right men. Consolidate the party !!
Hard shells, do you hear that? Soft shells and
hard shells, will it pay? Is not the game lost
already? That Is the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

CONRAD SwAcKHAMER.-On of our telegraph
ic correspondents at Washington puts down
Conrad Swackhamer as the man for the New
York Navy Agency. Swackhamer-strong
Dutch name, that il sounds like u hard she'll,
though it may be soft shell. What is Conrad
SWackhamer9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23
The Broadway Hat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

lodged excellence and evident superiority tho hat
manufactured BY KNOX JAMES have this carly
date OF their business gained for them onvabe
putaon ana popularity Their spring style
ul and artistic conception and It's production in the brill
ancy OF its ustre beauty o shape and superior workman
ship, LIDS fair 20 outriy.l all competition Gentlemen Of
taste who wish 70 procure really Gupcrb article, beoouing
and fashionable should make their GcieGora IT their ostah
Esment II the Prescott House, Of broadway and
III rim afr
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been aunchedat and CYSTIC poems have been written
tie Lat Of the day Genin hs aud especially his
ats for tits spring defy and need hattery
They speak for themscyes Attention s especially invited
he hat for the present Let is shape
material general appearance he ontrasted With those
a. ite comIcers
GENINs, No. III Broadway oppofite ST. Paul's
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q. 8. Jennings Il ho,ry 20 inform, nj, r,,.,,,s

The pubic that Tic 3 continues at TIC old we'll
rtand, No ~ Fulton street whore he offers lar
mt Of fine geld and silver Watches Guporh jewUrv and
eoesnt silver 81 reduced prices and warranted lie
AS represented. q, s. JENNINGS 81 FULTON street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

Secured the Confidence OF the LaGlles.-Thls
accounts for the of SMITH
and SIS Fulton street Brooklyn who sells soods
Churches The ladies should call Grape
shawls rich fouard silks challys bereges de lanes
gether with immense variety Of elegant embrode
res gloves hosiery, &C. These goods imported
presy for the spring retail trade and
cannot be excelled.
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BookiscepinQ, Writing and Ariir,,ne,rc. n

taught in expeditions and superior ~ Mr. ~
IOsTLR, at 81 Broadway where gentlemen qualified %
Discharge The duties OF ookkeeper with ACCURACY prompt
tude and defntcb. Prcpettrs, With fill particulars may
lie had on application
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the above parable toilet soap Also
y. s. Cieayers celebrated HuoN Brown Windsor shaving
and sonrs Bears grease clarified Co. For
sale by w. J. DAVIS CO., 40 Cortlandt ssges. ssle
agents for United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

Of extending and Improving this great clothing warehouse
completed and the spring stock of gentemens and boys
ths most s1tensiys in this sountrys
sortment of garments OF all Sizes styles coors and quail
ties worth the trouble Of visit from those who
the motto Of the and the certainly
ROGERS co. Union Hall Fulton and Nassau SITS.
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All other Ncstrums for the Hair nrc Over

vhclmcd by The success q Critador,s Hair Prserva
two IL restCres, reyiveF ttrcnrthoas, and clears
from fcrrf ara dagd!lT hair that has dedod all
Other Preparations. CrihtndOgos hair dye IL pro-
nopiced BY eminent chemists the only safe and Ger
tain preparation 81 its olae Sold ~ No Castor House,
and thC Owe apUiicd In pry &c room.
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The oIraproved Nahrs me- manufactures

~ 23 Chambers street In other words Van DGusens
great vegetable Fpec6c aud hair renovator uniyer
tally adopted eoctua agent IN changing hair to
ia frat color repicnislng bald with and
healthy growth Sold at 1913 Chambers street.
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Court CalendaI-Thla day.

SUPREME CouRr-Crcuit.- se5 373. 245, 341, 3s5,
$40, 377 81 2s9. 312 ala a1l, 3sn, 31n ass.
EtPREIE CcURT-Specia LTerm.-Nos. I, g. IL, 10 90 a.
81 2s. 81. &c. A. A. So 81 SO, CO. 81, e. &C. H. ~
81 S. g. So to &c. 81 49, &c. 1922 loa 1O6 107 1os no.
112, lis, ia, 11G.
SUPERIOR CouRT-rwo branches-Nos 40, 5s4, 5S8, $685.
500 500 242 612 200, 1877 COS 60o eo7 CO.'S Gil, e13
5as, COZ 1885, 5ss $50, 500 sos 1872 SIS 49,, 400 ~
245, 544, 628 coo, 553, 4e1 1853 123 174 ITS, Ito.
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The subscribers 9her their entire Consisting part
Of curtain materials q every description lace and uon
curtains wind FaopG and cosncce tHssop with
article in the upholstery line, tsow eot Perens about
purcbaeing will we'll 70 call tLoy will seldom have
opportunity OF pueLspr the above good8 low they
offered, sesrS-
a. N. d r. DAVIES, Uptostereras1to RoYery
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the n:y &. .:1:. va
PS:S:sss .s.s:s. e s: q: s:s:.ss E:ssss i.as.
Is .s s:';s sss y. ~:
foreign invasion domestic iayssl 2
and u s: s I'VE .
Argus I2 Fulton street. Monthly Jubilee Phiadslpa
selS-adJusting Cravaas-Msrehants fresn all
sections Of The country invited examine supsror
o. made IN Ss stni ssd
in the best and viii be found saleabls than
IRA PEREGo SON, No. 81 Nassau street.
Diamonds for Sale, by tho Lot, or In parcels
::s::,
Mourning Mantillas ana Bonnets-Bartho-
will sn .s march s9s
AEW 4 WEED,snew mourning store, S0i Broadway, be-
Mourning sllks.-Bartholomew ana Weed
Be- city
o3n %ou1n ST Bros
Twenty per cont Reduction In Ready Made
silk vests s. cashmere pants 81 Also choice assorf-
Broadway, corner Of W ite street.
Great Bargains at l58 Fulton street.-Now
selling on the entire Of ladies' gents misses boys,
and chidrens boots shoes CATERS At great sacrifice,
in order TO close the business To those who
want to buy cheap great Inducements are offered.
WIN sell single pairs or by the dozen, far below cost.
Facts Speaking for Themsckves.-1s LIST. JET.
ers ladies' boots and shoes took the medal tho Worlds
Fair End Jeers work material both defy scrutiny rd.
letters hand shapes and directs his work 18th Style
Of taste ultimately seek Jecrs 9th JEFFERS continues
at 667 Broadway.
Pr0nunciament0.-Chnng but not Removal
from 1888 Broadway of GEORGE r. FOX place of per-
mancntssafety with entire stock, free and
dust first floor main top stairs II feet
sent store tailoring cutters clerks
trimmers errand ark quadrupeds
s. Bernard dog and all. agurstvely speaking to HE
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ard desirable preparation for PRESERVING restoring and
identifying the hair the world produced The attention
Of The country trade is especially invited to examine this
article from the following reasohs-first ~ tho
taller mare than usual profit secondly its reputation 10
thoroughly estatshed; thirdly it's effect In each aad In all
eases Of the most pleasing snd satisfactory character
tourtly the faec Increasing beyond precedent in tho
history Of tnc materia msdca Retaed at the remarkable
low price Of = cents in large handsome bot Sold al
manufaeturcra prices by the principal obhor " drugs and
fancy goods in New York Philadelphia Boston, New Or
leans &C., &C. aud ny all retail dealers every where in city
ard country Principal Wholesale DEPOT, ld Broadway
up ttaIs. ID s. BARNES, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

George p. Fox, Tailor, &C., removing to
second Aoor ssS BroadwayNow or never the time
for bargains The stock will be sold regardless
of cost given away in single garments more lots
to Wholesale buyers and the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

Alas! the Power Of Money, that "great
OF all Ia: bafed all attempts
outer works Of FASHIONS Castle 1893 Broadway G. p FOX
stock Of cloths, cassimeres vestngs, &c.
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his spring style hate and the public eager patrone
Linn For - you can purchase at his establishments No. l2
Fulton street hat that tie oxcccd beauty Of
shape excellence of material Remember thic and visit
i'm
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with entire new stock free from noise and
sent storey tailoring establshmen cutters clerks
trmmers errand boys ark quadrupeds Mount
Mount Ararat" gentlemens drawing room. Store ass
Broadway, corner of Anthony street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

1t matters not whether the Day be clear or
cloudy perfect method and of ROOT
No 63 Broadway that and beautiful Daguerreo
type always made by him. Crayon Daguerreotypes
at NO other place. Rooms cay of access
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

There are many wayst to Fortune, butt nc who
performs his engagements will be attain
best enjoy Il when won In business nothing should b
made it should be kept to the letter GREEN No Aston
House. has adopted this principle His shirts it, his word 10
kept, and consequently his business extends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

that female operator will earn above what she
could by hard labor by using of SINGERS Sewing
chimes Call and them in operation at the principal
ONCE, 258 Broadway
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few Of r. Gilbert Co.'S celebrated pianos with and with
ont the doan will he cold, and monthly payments taken
II immediate application be made to HORACE WATERS
exclusive agent as3 Broadway, Of
thprv strept ecrdn of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

South Wiliian,sburg.-The Second Regular
citation, will 10 held this "wednesday evening March
The s liz sraao 10
e Of nd &c Sy ing siT to
manner to themselves the large amount Of profits
usually realized BY speculators The land selected this
Hill plank road at the junction Of Cooper avenue
in hundred yards Of Myrtle avenue which open
ed Immediately combines unequnlied advantages Of
son and beauty Of location. line of stages communi
cate with the ferry minutes; also the Myrtle
is opened This property comprises 450 lots any
which worth than the cost In I'D dition there
charge whatever win be sos each member
S. at the time Of joining md 81 50 per week from the
date Of All who desire 70 escape the eyern
lend and avail Themselves OF the Of this assoc
d. W. WILSON, Secretary. ''''N'A''
Phrenology In Jersey Ci,y-Mr. Fowler
o'clock Wednesday evening March 81 and continue 2h
9th, 18th 18th and 18th The FIRST lecture scatr
subsequent lectures M cents Public examinations at the
clote Of each lecture
To Mechanics.-Fcr Sole. n tyvo-1tory base
mohtan attic house and lot cheap and advana
geous terms Price $500 sixty cent of which
half Of the louee may live nercst and taxes free by the
rental Of the other part Apply TO EDWARD G. TAYLOR,
Zoe Erdaon avenue, Brooklyn
MiiIet's Music Saloon, '320 broadway, IL
the only place in whore largo and general as
music and musical inrtrnents can be pur.
chased cheap for castweDty In place Persons
as We'll as rr a ~ ssa y Sa 'n
Broadway, agent for Watts Antidote.
New York Tube Works, Eleventh avenue,
between Thirtyeeventh and Thirtyeighth streets New
dealers informed that these works are in successful
operation Iron pipee, equal any manufactured
States for sale upon better in New York
WN, DANIEL,
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Window shndes.-Best Assortment In tho
world, at kelly FERGUSONS, 2S9k Broadway, and
81 Eeade street Dealers supplied from hands Shades
warranted TO stand climate and sold lower than
sther establishment N. B.-Store, church. and other
shades painted and letered to order superior style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

Splendid Carpetings. Smith d L0unsboxy,
Is Pearl street have received Per late aFrv: large
earpetng Of ehasse and elegant designs which, having
they are enabled TO offer ut very great inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

NotiHe.-N0 Advance In Prices at Hiram
ANDERsONs Carpet Establishment, 90 Bowery.-Eight
spacious saesroom fully stocked with magniacent
spring styles of velvet English tapestry
peral three-py, fne and inyran carpets rugs
mating floor oilcloths stair carpets, window shades
A he
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Plates to 60 under Store Show Windows.
5 CLARK, $50 Broadway engravcr, Ia manufacturing
beautiful article resembling silver the low price 81
per foot also door plates cards seals &c. engraved and
printed at low prices.
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these and ali deaes flowing from great mpury Of the
blood 1t cured Mr. G. ~ Franklin 15S Eldrdge street,
after he had been severely afflicted with rheumatic pains
to he unable TO get in out Of bed without assistance
Mr.. H.. j. Uolty ~ Market street, Of dreadful
which he had been treated in tho
York Hospital six months and then pronounced uourabe
IT has cured honande % cases ogr lily desperate which
Rave been published in tho Herald Sun othor papers
Principal depot 26 Grand Price rs cents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

No. "a Bowery.-New and Elegant Carpet
ing floor oleeths &c. for spring sales Great bargains
offered Ut j. Hyatts carpet and ocloth warehouse
No "a Bcwery h Is receiving daily auction and
the various choice lots Of carpeng among
them patterns entirely and before offered
market. Please recolsct The and number.
J. HYATT, "a Bowsry.
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Canal Street Carpet Store, 20 Canal street,
and the public to theft stock of and elegant carpeng
Just received from the most celebrated bought
before the late advance prices and for sale full
cent less than those purchased at the rates.
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MiiIet's Music Saloon, ,3ao n,ond,vay. IL


ketHten Irtyttventh and Thirty eiehth ftreets New
l6rk.-Gas and steam filters light companies and
dealers informed that these works are In successful
operation Iron pipes equal TO any in the
States for sale upon better terms than in New York
WM. DANIEII Proprietor.
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er ladies' boots and shoes took the modal at tho Worlds
es own hand hap.s and Directs 1Ssh % v
ft and finish Jeers' peculiar 9th. Every body
Mt BROADWAY
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Cafpetihss'-TotcAson g xru..Hs..oy, oso
additional supplies rich and elegant oarpetngs
or fabric and styles entirely and particularly adapt
full per less than other
stores ceiling similar goods.
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Mr.. Hughes blacksmith shop.
Stable Of Messrs. Powell and Vining.
Two unnumbered houses in the rear.
PEARL STREET.
Two story frame building, with attic >.
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Stilt0n Cheese and ChedGiar Chccso-Lnnd-
ing clipper Invincibe, from London Lochfne her
ring landing ex steamship GLASGOW from GLASGOW For
sale by JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS, 407 Broadway.
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To tho DcaE-I Certify that DIR. Heath,
hurt and ocult Of 40 Howard street, first door from
broadway cured me of deafness in three days.-M. c.
Chappe, National Hotel. Dr. Heath cured my daughter
Of total biindneseB. Banker Hours from 10 to o'clock
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sR:-You will oblge the undersigned by correcting
statement which appeared in the police report of the
Herald Of the 2lst inst II stated in the report that
disturbance occurred at the public house, corner Of
brand and Allen streets in which the proprieors
involved We wish TO state that the
gagged in the ARRAY in any shape The simple
facts are these OCalabsn and Trainer ndng
the bar drinking, when words took place between
them snd OCalalan threw glass Of liquor in the face
OF Trainer who Immediately til. the tuIsb which he
heid In bis hand at OCalahan BY inserting this your
valuable PAPER you will do justice TO the propretors.
S. s. & ]. w. TUDRpE
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6eH-adjust1ng Cxava4s. .Merchants ff0gn All
sections Of The country superior
Of crayAts made In rch satin: sn4
silks. They made under supervision finished
in the best and viii be found more saeable than
IRA PEREGo SON No. 81 Nassau street.
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belts fer ladies' instrun ns for club feet bowegs
ankles joints and curvature Of the pne superior
elastic stocking ENLARGED veins leg elastic
every kind of baEdagc E.reet
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meHt attic house and lot very cheap and advana
geous terms Price $780, sixty per cent of which
main on bond and mortgage Any family by occupying
half Ct the hone may live interest and free the
rental Of the other part Apply TO EDWARD G. TAYLOR
Erdgol avenue BROOKLYN.
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strength of any other chnawar See W. j. KERR china
Advertisement, in another column. Depot in New
York, IS Chambers street.
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Salamandcr Safes, Wilder's Patent, with.
Riehs mprovement.-STEARNS & MARVIN No. ll6
Water street New York. the only makers Of SaamAn
der Safes with Wders patent Rehs patent combined
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Great Bargains at loo Fulton strect.-Now
selling of the entire stock Of ladies' gents misses boys,
and chdrens boots shoes CATERS, &c. great sacrAes.
in order TO close the TO those who
want to buy cheap, great inducements offered.
WIN sell single pairs by the Dozen far below COST