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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-12
TIE CITY OF 0RANADA-ITs SITUATION AND POPU
LATION,

lfiom the Nicaraguense, Oct. n.
Granada--or what now remains OF that beautiful
city-con,ains about eight thousand bants and be
fore the civil that have laid waste the cities and
plains OF Nicaragua existed contained upwards Of thirty
thousand At intervals during the last twenty years the
democratic party had possession Of the suburbs Of the
city and the legitmits the barricades from which they
had never been beaten Till the 18th September 1t h es-
timated that four times the amount of ammunition
has been expended the siege Of Granada that was
used in the battles of Mexicothe soldery both sides
keeping up ncessant random cannonsde indiscrmi-
natey tearing the magnificent churches and dwell
ings that the pride and boast of the Cas-
than residents. Thus fell to earth cathedrals and
churches Chat would have adorned any city in the uni
verse OF vbich there could not have been less than
twenty five thirty many Of them containing ten and
twelve affairs richly carved and profasely adorned with
p eeious metals and einblems Of Catholicism.
Granada il built the old Spanish style containing
arge Plaza, where is situate the cathedral and public
buildings from this radate the principal avenues which
very numerous and narrow, lined with houses one
and two stories high having large windows protected by
heavy iron gratings The entrance Is through massive
gateway, from whence you arrive large court yard
containing ornamental trees and shrubbery. Around
this situate the dwellings aud Offices all built in the
same style. Each Of the leading TO the Plaza
has barricade of great strength and thickness and
take the city whole il is capable Of making glori
GUS defence. Granada about six square miles,
though in every direction you ruins indicating city
at one time double that extent.
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EfALSE STATEMENT CoRRECTED.--WE TAER THIS
method % correct as Jar possible false settlement
steotng he nso we had made Of the OF Aldarinaa
neIrick The sta emen and comments without che lead
isnndaton We have carefully preserved all tes1noias
WeIave published, and ready them any ttDe
Had Mr. Herck made little ury he would have tee vi
rgh and saved us the discredt well pecunary Ion
which the he has might bring upon ma wa
" roe ho" '"r Aiderman mas rihto go n such rnsttr
WESLEY GRINDLN
II NOW B0THINGs WILL MEET EVERY DAY rrrfe
N week from 10 to u A. M. the green turae
VIII be served up In steaks and for tree lunch tho e
and Chickens Broadway Fulton street Thc bs
ed al short notice. L. DONALD Proprietor.
MECHANICS, FIRE INSURANCE OoMPANY-CAp1
as, ~ BypsdTay eor1sr Of oh.nseus
HrnKy b DAWSON. Secretary
NOTICE TO CATTLE DEALERS -.ON THE 9TH INST
Jacket eighteen head OF ca,,le they a Essbethpor
aing claimant The them 10 prove,
property pay charges aud take them within days
they win be sold to pay expenses Pier North river
Central railroad Of New jersey.
F,BE FORTY SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
the Dorcas Society will be held on Tue sday November M at
Il O'clock in the Conssory thu Dutch Church CORNER
q place and Fourth street The report
subscribers and friends are invited " attend,
FT,HE BEBREw BENEVOLENT SOCIETY or THE CITY
Of New York vi celebrate their thirty fourth anniver-
gary on 1huifday November h. the Chinese AssemhIv
Rooms Broadway. Dim table O'Clock r. N Tha
directors take his opportunity OF informing subsrbers
expended for charity and fuel for the ye
and trust that The liberal in which members and
dcners have heretofore responded their appeal in al a
H. ARONsoN, Pres. 79 and 81 William street.
A. LAZARUS sec'y.. 79and 81 William street.
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MTELL6ENCE Op7ETCMN.


1CERsOAs WISHING GOOD SERVANTS. WILL. FIND
i great choice OF wei Recommended English SrOch (yer
man snd lrish be for bos boarding houses and rivss
iaes afo orters walters coachnen and farmers al u
4 Co. ?S7 Broadway -
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M .ni,MosAxL- MADEMOIsEI.IE EMILE vrfLErTE
49, nsnaws BIOGRAPHY Cor reading OF carsciee by
upon the recep.3 snis Tor eqayaiens n poss"e
sna pscmen . ffns send any person fu delns
uon ,neu Sns< actor, love, destiny Ac alo -
scrpuon o. we one they love viii marry Addrrs tviS
re'un Po"ss % Emile sileue Broadwsy Post once
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TUE MEMBERS or Laurel. HOSE COMPANY NO 20,
return their sincere thanks TO JNO. GREGORY Esq., for
the generous supply of refreshments furnished the fre
Twenty first street on the night OF the 9th inst
JOSEPH +. WILLIAMS Jr., Foreman
ANDREW II. TROIrER, Secretary.
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usI a. and o. nasns s,,.1 sADQUARTERs PUTTY
tees are soi,ci,ed ~ cali Ana - near broadway
guide flags &C. before ordering uI SYKES targes.
painting, lettering IN burpshsAt "a ~ 49, sgn And oAnnes
eagles b., hand f1rnsls ~ sASs- hArseu, cafvea
sHA lam, % and 0. Duane street
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AANh MONIAI..

= = srpIuo~y $500
M snen%v ,sara EAsY.-ALL WHO WISH A
s,ne NGRp0W snds.aT good luck may call Md
~ hns, III - ae likeness OF the Intended husband
hnnahss - - W" ~ know she will tell your very
@anbnn NoenAseH not saasacd rs Broome street. naaS
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/ Twenty Jour hours after the arrival In this city OF
the urovisona President o. the republic the army that
Cen Corral ands in Nassya viii enter thus city,
when united With that OF Gen wsSer the President ana
nth rcneras will proceed 20 the churh TO return thanks
"a are God OF Armies the termination n the war
General Walker viii be recognized a. Generalsn-enet
Of the srmy Of the republic, and named oy decree
General Corral will deliver the command armament
and munitions OF war; unless the government "sposes
me government Of the republic will reside in this
city and T here receive the ministers ana eonsus OF
4 10th armies will no other device than blue
ribbon with the inscription Nicaragua
tn ,,st zeal the arms and inscriptions Of the banners
ara s'ano"ius va" wM WALKER,
, =. ..,ss ~ the Democratic Army that occu
pies Granada. $3.50 ~ t,,e Renube
q, se 81 the fun powers that by decree OF YESTERDAY
80 .orseryed upon me oblige myself to respect anu
hsve Som nlied with the foregoing. -, =, .,,,.,
hA'' 0''f PONCIANO CORRAL, Generaiin'c"e''
CaAsApA, Oct. %, 1885,
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In Office many Of the capitalists 10 this city native and
foreign have offered to advance the government all their
ready funds that the merchants to man. have offered
him all the facilities at their command taking their
tons OF Gen. Walker and Col French. Such manifesto
ton OF public confidence backed by that Of the commu
nifty at large must and of right ought TO be peculiarly
hattering 10 those gentlemen.
The department which Col. French presides is
only second to that of Gen. Walker everything relating
to the finances Of the State and to the support and
maintenance Of the army passes through his hands
and ever does that energy and force of character
which have ever heard accorded him stand BIN in
need We trust be may have drawback either by
sickness otherwise, in the discharge Of the arduous
duties OF his office.
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EnE ARrs.

nLcoRAT1yg rRFs~p r1rrrrI ~ M 9ElSAg
~ aba ttAlist . hotI--is rsasy % s,.cr-b its
4bs - ~ s,rs.t, Ntw YcYl, GE0EGE MN.
I.NsE ARIs-obrPfL 4 CO HEpR.fFUtIY lW.
IL terns he pab.s ira. thsy I. have ~ .rLltiutr,
fos fhert trre only, a. hfr Fif- Art NLsgy 70 -
Ercs4~sy. the rslpirg - Hsraes y.rns. nTt.
Hsitftn - Jefsrn. stt*e-ipEors ~ fcs a. grEyfe
tl'rsof ~ - received. Adzssigr fsse
nlD EsGRlynsss EOUSHT ALSO 4 \ rgOEa
~ an tie Eirtsss p-i,s ra3 fss iLsn a suJ Yts1f
- Small ard a-rs sasrtv.ags 90 beass ~ sls.ys
tL hsne And fer sss >. ira ol Curi,sty af1p Nc 80
Etadvsy. klas ksTsssssxJ~ss v Jl.sa I6sry q.
oyss
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krs) exported from Newfoundland N ono y.ar.erNe
ossss 81 which this remedy has proved 40 ecacous 10
retartipg he progress q consumption ard proonsrg
tie life OF patentf ore nnumtrable Relief II obtafued
mnsaiatefy as In a few days after uHirg he oil tho
cough Is mitgAtei enpsc grafton .imrifses IN quantity
and opa atty night cebse, the rulse bo-ouea
slower AMI better volume and the appetite assh arl
strength gradually improve There IS no doubt that
she par. cod Ever Oh Sts DONE and IL doing for
the beseh, ofpulacnary diseases than any s,her remedy
~. discovered hushton's pure cod Eyer Oh is prepared
only By ny self aud to % insured ge3ui1e most have
nay signature ever the etrk Of each bc.e 10 purctas-
ng BE- 10 ash for Rashcn's ard .hat ry zaus
10 Ia fall on "a label. FREDERICK ". RUSHtON, az
he old tstablsa aeDt so 10 As.or Houfe csrner OF
Barclay street., and No. AT nrOaevby corner q Canal
sIytth
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Pulmonary Dlscsses.-pr. II. H. Root, AN.

Pulmonary Discsses.-Dr. II. II. Root, au-
thor OF the Peoples Medical Lighthouse and inven
the lungs with the greatest because he just
erans the exact nature and Of the disease with
his unerring instrument and then applies such remedies
viii cleanse the blood OF all impurities at the same
time that he is Administering medicines particularly
adapted TO the lungs Inhalation ia also recommended
~ an assistant and proper medicine for that purpose
given with other mesi: ines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

Planos-Great Reduction In Praces.-PIanos
kun ten different ctorts, among them the most
sels brated makers he world. T. Giiber. Co.'s pre-
MUM Eolian pianos, and Horace Waters modern i'm
ysoved pianos; secondhand pianos a. great bargains
1Ices from $40 to $50 Pianos TO rent Pianos for sale
monthly payments. Melodeon, Of every variety Of
STYLE and Of The most improved MAKERS At prices which
defy conpes ion. No better bargains can be had in
usica instruments, Of all kinds u any other dealer 10
abe United Slater. Music at tie reeaced raies.
HoRACE WATERS, s33 broadway.
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People who have beeu wcsthey-bound FOR q
long time getting abroad; and Consequence
800 Broadway thronsed with patrons who know just
where to TO get the best PICTURES in the world life
size photographs canvass all sizes paper stereo-
scopes and dsgusrreotypes taken in any weather. at
ROOTS.
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

At the ST. Niohaas Hotei-IIon W X. HALL Buffalo;
Hon. g. Cook Bath; Hon. Mr.. Cameron Canada; N. Guy
Ter, Palmyra; Capt L: Day, Norwich; Col. o. yanden
Anrgh, Syracuse; Hon j. s. Little Portland; j. A. NJ.
Strong, Albany; LahroP. Buffalo, r. johnson, Boston;
J Griswold, Troy; Z. ii. Clark, Mississippi.
At tho Metropolitan Hote-Hon. Is. r. Hallett Massa
shusetts Hon Allen Mnnroe Syraouso Waldomar nodiseo
Russian legation Capt g. Elliott Washington; VIM d.
Craft and family Boston g. Harris Canada Col L. J.
Winchester, Missouri; DR. N. Mcdonald Georgia; A. N.
Howgort = b. Daam, Baltimorc Judge Linn, Schcnecsa
sy; r. l.. Allen, U. s. A.
At tho Prescott Houge-Rev. r. Bright, Boston, d. l..
King Cleveland; O. r. Emery Boston, O. Titus Dutchess
county g. Quiny j. s. Turk H. Ayerill, New York; Gen.
Low Harris and lady, Chicago.
From Liverpool, in ship Aurorn-Dr smytn, Rev T Z
miller, Jr, England; Mr. l. Rains do.
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At Enira, Thursday morning, February ~, by the
Rev. DR.. Murcoek, L. F. HAvEys to CARRn L. Browne.
In this city, on Thursday, January Is, by the Rev.
SON Of the late Dr. h. d. Lee, Of London, w. to 90.
TAv, youngest daughter Of the late Lieutenant Colonel
Pscklouse, Of Cal4beck, Cumberland, England.
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Wedding Cards. An assortment OF Evertielrs
elegantly engraved wedding cards enyeopes &C.
had application, sent by post 20 any part OF the
tsuEtry. Es.ablshed.in 1910. JAMES FvERDELL, 3o2
htadwsy, corner OF Duane erect.
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srto made by Rushton, Clark 4 Co, and known BY 70
other nspc, Is prepared BY Hegeman Clark 4 Co,
and BY re0ther person or persons 0u- Mr.. CLARK Who
vent 20 Newfoundland TO superin.end It's manufs are,
the only druggist in the United States who vent
there for that purpose and 10 varrArt ~ pure and
genuine. We caution all persons purchaeng ccd LIVER
q. TO observe that thu OF Hsgtman CLARK Co. y
the LABEL and their sgna.Gre The cork cf each
hottie, without which = genuire. Our oil is toi9
fy all respectable druggists n the y nlted sta.es
HFGEMAN, CLARK a co,
Nos l6s 273 Ard 81 Rrogsvsv
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The Greatest Discovery or tho Age.-Dr.
TOBIAS Venetian liniment, for the Of dysentery
Group, cholera, colic rhermatism, NC No should
be without this valuable remedy. Every bottle Is
rantec Sold by all druggists and storekeeIers Depot
60 Cortlsndt street, New York. Price 26c. and soc.
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Wigs and Toupees.-Batchel0r's new style
Of wgs toupees brads and ornamental hair Of every
kind con DO found in the greatest perfection at No 233
Broadway where he has also fitted nine private
for the application Of his famous hair dye
by all the best In the world. Sold wholesale and retail
as above.
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seT.siny the neatest and most gsn.esl style, ever
brought before The publc. he has also neat nat for
%. WHITE 2l2 Broadway, conner Fulton street.
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A UCTIoN NorICE-sAMUM. OsGo0D, AUCTION
"A eer will sell at his store, 90 Nassau street. this
morning. at 10Y O'Clock, household furniture, sofas
chairs, mahogany, rosewood and other bureaus, rose
wood suites in trocaelle chamber painted suites
wood and mahogany secretary and bookcases lounges
mahogany, painted and other wardrobcs, Office tables
&c marble top centre and other tables, oak, walnut
and mahogany extension tables paintings, engraviugs
&c, Sale potit for cash.
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Espenscheid has the pleasx

Espenscheid has the pleasure OF announc.
ing TO his friends and the ppte that Saturday the
2lsh instant, he win issue The spring style OF gentle
mems hats for 1885, with the fullest confidence that IL
VIA meet with the Of his patrons and gen-
ttmen Of refined tas.e. ". FsPENsCHEID, Halter,
1l6 Nafpau street
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Single Hats at Wholesale Price, Standard
Price three dtDar-equa 20 any four dollar hat 10 the
atty at the New Hat Co q, 14e and -48 Nassau street
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Mustache, Moustachio, Moustache, or Whis-
kers, or hair forced 20 grow strong and thick In six
weeks by my 0nguent. II won't stain or injure the
shin bottle sent to any part Of the eouutry. r.
G. GRAHAM, $50 Broadway, basement Zeber, A
South Third street Philadelphia.
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A uCrION NOTICE -THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A BY BELL BUSH, this day, at IL O'Clock, in the
salesrooms No. n Centre street, will be sold the
mander OF the consignment Of beautiful Canary BIRDS
comprising about forty fine birds, long breed In 6ns
health and song, om Bremen in handsome cages; also
ture, sixteen dining tea and card tables restaurant
do, ten bureaus, pictures, looking glasses, &c.
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u COTTON, AUCrI0NEER CONTINUATION SALE
II Of cabinet furniture, pier glasses, pianos &C. &c
remaining from Thursdays sale-F Cotton vii. sell this
day, Saturday February a. at 10 o'clock, at the
lion rooms, os Beekman street. very large and mos.
desirable ASSORTMENT Of cabinet furniture Of which
has been made wholly aud entirely for custom trade:
u VIII comprise in part rosewood and mahogany marble
paror chairs mahogany French beds.eads of all pat
terms tte and SOFAS couches and couch bedseads
mahogany and oak extension dining tables boobcastr,
carpets and oicothsi French plate and oval mirrors
silver plated ware cottage and dining furniture
eight or ten dozen curl maple chairs Office desks
gether with an assortment OF secondh hand furniture.
Sale viii take place without regard TO weather. and goods
must be removed this afternoon or early on Monday
morning.
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To Nervous Sunerers-A Retired Clergy
man, restored to health in few days after many years
Of great nervous suffering Is anxious 70 make known the
means Of cure. win sens ree) any where the prescrp
ton used on receiving letter, post paid. Direct to
Rev. John N. Dagnan 81 Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y
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trvArdsrs OF the daily and weekly NEw YORK HERALD,
nd all ether dailIes IN the city, s-d al wetky
sApcrs published In the Union together with nagszDef
vtssGard works, and cheap publications. II ycu eefrs
puDe taalify and ds,pa.ch, tend your orisrs TO
Able YATES, ~ Beekm az ftyee..
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Kelly u Ferguson, No. $50 Ia Broadway,
keeD complete assortment OF window shadse manufac
tured BY themselves and warranted Persons purch.s-
M ct their establishment. all missions and
pscsnd profits OF any kiLd. NJ B "A large r.nent
Of lace and muslin curtains from :ton so- sale
aAout half the Coz. of i'm DC rtatinn.
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IN 8 HOUGH, AuCrONEER. SALE
~. on Elegant Household Furniture, this day,
Saturday morning, February "a ct l0n O'Clock, the
street (not . boarduga house consisting Of the
following articles, viz'-Basemsnt-Brusssis sarpe',
bles, mahogany and cottage chairs sofas, mirrors,
clock, oil painting, china dinner and tea SETS cut
giasswArs hiverware. ivory cutlery. &c PaSlorsRicb
~ carved rosewood suits In brocads and reception
chairs to match centre side and sofa tables superior
rosewood etagere with plate glass doors and back very
rosewood bookcase, superbIy carved ladies'
escrtore, with plate glass DOORS superb tapestry
pets large oval mirrors lace window curtains, Is choice
oil paintings In rich frames, French engravlngs rich
china vases, bsque and Parian figures twenty day
oIToln clock china spittoons &C., &c. Drawing room
tains and rich shades rich psintingr, man.eI clock,
Uncle Tom Cabin vases, elegant rosewood beds.ead bu
reau, wathstand, en- suite; gilt toilet SET Also the
choice furniture OF seven bedrooms comprising
wood, mahogany and blackwalnut, beds and bedding,
hair mattresses nc. Sale positive
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Rolloway's Pilis.-Bad Henlth.-Persons In
bad health should lose time in taking this wonderful
remedy. Many who at deaths door have been re.
stored by their They upon the main spring
Of life, being infsnibe in disorders OF the liver and
stomach. Sold at the manufactures, so Maiden lane
New York and 244 Strand London at rs cents 62
and 81 per box.
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Anson's Dag uerrcoeypes-Largcs Size for Fifty
eents coorec and in nice case lined With velvet and
preserer twice the size others for SO cents and
equal in quality and size to those made where for so
ANSON's, $50 broadway, opposite ke.ropoltan Hotel
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Those DESTROYS or Learning a SYSTEM OF
craving, lar surprising al others In facility and expe
eitien, While uneIceleo in pon. OF effect, be fully
KrAtiAsd a. WOODS Academy, 4s3 Broadway. Picture
gallery free to those interested,
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u c. HALLIDAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
lie Of Valuable real estate by order Of the United
G. HALLIDAY, win sell a. auction, on Monday, February
70, at ~ O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange vaua.
BILE property on the northwest corner OF Foarteeath
street and the Eighth avenue, lately known as the
knickerbocker Bank. The lot Is twenty feet nine
and half inches wide front and rear aud Ave
feet deep The building the entire o. 10 four
stories In height constructed in the most substantial
manner OF the best mrterals Also, eight lots the
Tenth avenue comprising the entire front be.ean 105tn
and Tooth streets Eight lots Bloomidgdae road
ing the entire front between 10sth and Tooth strees
Sixteen lots on Tooth street. between the Tenth avenue
and Bloomngdale road Fourteen lots on l05th street
In The rear OF the above The sale win be without re-
serve TO the highest bidder
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al PAINTINGS. MORNING, AT II O'CLOCK,
" at the gallery and book saIesroom, 3s1 Broadway,
large collection o. oil paintings by America srtss
combating OF rich landscapes, winter pesos copy Of
Coles celebrated Voyage Of Life, lasc and moun.An
scenery &c, &c. all In elegant fne gold glt france
This evening, at 1cock, choice assortment Of tooss,
among which are Me worrs Of shakspeare Byron, Tom
Moore, Barns and other elegant editions of the pos
aso, Rolln, Josephus, GibboD and standard Eftorss
family Bibles and oker valuable works.
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To Eplcurcs.-A. Broadway viii oner for
Has At bis MARKET St4 Broadway, this day, ohoies
- Of Duchess county teef; South down mutton
extra 6ns Ph 1acelpha veal and ctocs lot CT Bscks
county pculr vernon, game &c
A. BROADWAY, s34 Broadway.
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Hystts Life Balsam.-Rheumatism In its
most painful FORMS aho scrofuls old ulcers and the
worst cafes OF disease Of the blood great debility liver
complaint, kidneys, incipient consumption, &C. most
certainly cured by this great purifier Principal depot
A6 Grand street. 70 cents per bottle
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travats and Jciaville Ties, Latest French
stysr just received and for SALE wholesale and retail
BY q. b. HATCH CO., Importers o. Gen.lensns Far
slng Goods No 90 Chambers e.rts corner CT Church
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Yanth and heantx meet.

To chase the glowing hours with hy!rg feet.
Ladies', II y0u wish White Satin md Linen
gsIter boots and slippers, for balls part e. weddings
kc also ladies' nises and childrens boots and phoe.
81 al the various styles, pa.ronze J. 3. MILLER co
l2 Canal street,
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A UCTI0N NOTICE. BOGART, AUCrIoNEER-BY
street WALL mortgage sale, by virtue Of several
chatte mcrtgageS, The furniture aud fixtures OF arst
Glars barroom and restaurant consisting OF seven epen
did mirrors, celebrated historic oil painting Of Lafay
cite in Prison. valued at $500 time piece splendid bar
counter, engravngs cut decanters, molers, wines
china punch bowls, pitchers, marble top tables cane
seat chairs and stools gas fixtures ocoth and
pipe, kitchen ranges and cooking utensils copper pans
steam table complete, marble washstsnds table cloths
napkins, castors crockery bedsteads and bedding &c
!. s. sTAfLKNECHT Attorney for mortgagssa
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