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Wanted.

A y active honest Man in each section of the
"A state, to take orders by sample for VEL
PAU'S MAGNETIC AGENTS. 70 active moa
IL salary of $500 per year, and a small commits
son will be paid. Salary payable Monthly"
For particulars address Dr.. ii. VELPAC,
AZ l-2 Broadway, New-York, enclosing stamp
to prepay answer. nov II 4w.
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFFS SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 7th District Court
Parish of East Fehciana. No. 1856.
Brander, Williams, Il Co., VS.. W. G. McElwee
RY virtue ofa writ of fielifacias to me direct
- ed from the Honorable Court aforesaid, in
the above entitled suit, have seized and will
offer for slae at the door of the Court House
in said Parish on the FIRST SATURDAY OF
JANUARY 1866, between the hours of II
o'clock a. NJ, and 4 o'clock P. NJ, all the right
title, interest and claim of the defendant w.
G. McElwee, in and to the following named and
described properto, to-wit:
One hundred and sixty Q6o) acres Of Land,
with all the Improvements thereon, situated,
lying, and being in said Parish Bounded on
the East by lands of Mrs. Hays and +. Hardes-
ty, South by Hardesty, and Mr.. Nettles, West
by Nettles and Patrick, aud North by Bythell
Haynes and Mrs. Bennett The 100 acres to
be taken from the tract of land on which the
defendant now resides, from the west end.
Trims of Sale--Cash with the benefit of ap-
praisement. B. NJ. G. BROWN.
Dec. 1855. Sheriff.
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LEGAL SALES
PROBATE SALE

PROBATE SALE. t.-a
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, 18th District Court,
Parish Of East Feliciana, No
In the matter of the succession OF Levi Doughty,
deceased, ,nt
IN NPURsU ANCE ofand by virtue of an order and
1 commission to me directed from the Honorable
Seventh District Court, in and for the Parish
of East Feliciana. a.
will sci at public Auction, at the residence
of Benajah Doughty afaresaid, On THURS
DAY ths 2th DAY of DECEMBER 1856 be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and sun
set Of the same day. The following described
property, real and personal, to wit:
One certain tract of land containing $40 acres.
more or less, situated in the Parish aforesaid,
and bounded on the North, by lands Of Bena-
jah Doughty, South by lands Of s. Rogers, and
East by Tue Amite Rivei-and further known
as the p rkins tract
Also he following described slaves to-wit:
Negro man Jim, aged about 46 years;
Negro woman Amy, aged about ~ years;
Negro boy Grant, aged about ~ years;
Negro man Tom, aged about - years;
Negro boy Mike, aged about 13 years.
Negro boy John, aged about l3 years;
Negro boy Jim, aged about 4 years.
Negro woman Alice, aged about 23 years;
Negro girl Harriet aged about years;
Negro glrl Angelina, aged about years;
Also the following described personal proper
ty to-wit:
One bay horse;
One lilly;
One bed and furniture;
One bureau;
Terms of Sale--The personal property fol
Cash. The negroes for one Fourth cash. and
the balance on credit of one and two years
from the day of SALE bearing eight per cent in
terest from the day of sale until paid.
The Land Oh a credit of one and two years
from the day of sale, with eight per cent in
terest from the day Of sale until paid.
Purchaser of both Land and Negroes, tt
give approved personal security and, mort
gage 10 be retained on the property, until th'
linal payment of the pu chase price.
! Nov II 80 JAMES WELSH, Auc'r.
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The plantation of deceased, in said Parish,
bounded on the North by lands of Lewis Per-
kins, Jacob Harrel, and line of demarcation,
South by lands of William Stewart and Samuel
Chance East by lands of Mrs. Talbot and
Henry Humble; West by lands of Mrs Nealand
and lands of 5. Harrell. Supposed to contain
TWO THOUSAND ACRES;
with improvements, together with one hundred
and fifteen shares of Citizens Bank Stock,
subject to an Indebtedness of about $4,000 GO
to said Bank
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To The Public.

tW- The Proprietors Of "THE PATRIOT"
would respectfully inform the public at large
they are fully prepared to execute with neat
ness and despatch, all descriptions of PLAIN
;DD AND FANCY PRIV { ~ 6,
SUCH As
HAND BILLS, LAWYERS BRIEFS,
POSTERS, PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS, ETC.
And as the materials of our Office are en-
tirey SEW, and having been selected and ar
ranged with great care, we f1atter ourselves on
being able to please all who may favor us
with their patronage. .nl4u.e .r.
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LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
PL A 7 F 0 IN
AM = r &c A NJ PARTY,

q {
OF LOUISIANA,
l. We advocate an amendment
of the Naturalization Laws, with proper safe
guarps to preserve the purity Of the elective
franchise
2. We advocate the passage of
such laws as will prevent the immigration Of
paupers and criminals to this country.
3. We oppose any interference
in the vested rights of all persons, whether
they be of native or foreign birth.
4. We are in favor of non-in-
tervention with slavery by the Federal Gov
eminent, except for the protection OF our
constitutional rights. .l.l.,..-4
5. We advocate a high Nation
al Policy, such as will afford stern and un-
waverng protection to the American name
abroad, and will follow and guard the Amer
lean citizen wherever he moves.
6. We believe that America
should be governed by Americans, efecting
the same through the ballot-bux alone, the
only legitimate instrument Of reform in this
country
7. We believe that the Office
should seek the man, and n t the man the
office, and shall oppose the distribution of
office among office seekers, or as reward
lor partisan services
3. we VIII MAINTAIN ana oe-
fend the Constitution of the United States
Of od the s States uo wth0ut vi ut" diminaion Insisting
upon faithful performance on the part of
the General Government Of all the duties en-
n Jo'1eU WI7I, up1" II os 'no oo"s'' A.
.. Wnlle we approve OI llle
platform adopted by the late National Coun-
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PROBATE SALE.
THE STATE OF LouIslvNA, Seventh District Court.
Parish of East Felicana. No. 1913
In the matter of the succession of James and La
vina Hickman, deed.
DURSUANT to an order of the Honorable Court
i aforesaid, will Sell at public auction at the
door of the courthouse in the town of Clinton in
said parish on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of DECEMBER,
1855, at II o'clock, A NJ, of said day the follow
ing property appertaning to said succession to wit:
Negro woman MATILDA, valued at $500;
SARAH, valued at $3.50;
&C man JASPER, valued at $3.50.
Terms OF Sale,-CASH.
T. L. McGHEE, Coroner,
nov II, '55 and cx-oicio Sheriff
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA 18th District Court,
Parish of East Feiciana. ( No. 24l4.
In the matter of the Succession of Ell jah Waller
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that William Sande
~ has applied to this Court for letters of admin
istraton on the estate of said deceased, which will
be granted in ten days after the publication of this
notice unless legal opposition be made thereto.
s. Z. HUNTER.
Dec sth 1855. Debuty Clerk.
The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish of East Feliciana, No. 2222.
| NOTICE is hereby given that James Burt, Exec.
MIA +. Wheeler decd, has filed in this Court his
account and tableau, which will be homolocated in
thirty days after the publication ofhs notice unless
! gal opposition he filed thereto.
Nov l7'5 H. sKIpwITH, Clerk
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court,
Parish of East Felicana. No. .o52.
In the matter of the succession of E. l.. McAdams
| deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary L. Singetary
| ~ and her husband +. I. Selden administrators
of the afore aid succession, have filed an account
of the Tute hi of said deceased, for the minor
heirs of sail deceased, and her deceased husband
E. L. Sngetary, which will be homologated in
thirty days after this publication, unless legal OPP
position be made thereto. S. HUNTER,
novl0 80 Debuy Clerk.
TAE STATE Of LOUISIANA; Seventh district court
Parish of Z lst Felciana, No. l745.
In the matter OF the success on of S. A. Penny
dc, asc
NOTICE is hereby Civ IL -nat Ann l.. Hoster ant
~ husband have filed III this court a partial ac
count and statement of debts, administrators o
said sue ,ession which will be homologatcd in thr
ty days after this publication, unless legal opposi
tion be filed thereto.
S. Z. HUNTER.
Nov II, 1855 Deputy Clerk
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"of all the ornamental trees propagated among
US, either foreign or native, there is none in my
Judgment more desirable than the tamarind. Its
growth is rapid, its form symmetrical, its foliage
beautifully delicate and is altogether highly ornar
mental; besides Il is perfectly free from blight as
wei as from the depredations Of insects. Ifculti
waited on our western prairies, it would doubtless
form valuable acquisition.
From the growth of some tamarind seeds which
obtained ut a confectioner's shop some eight
years since, have a tree standing In my yard
eighteen inches In circumference. The past sea-
son it perfected its fruit, which, in quality, was
equally as good as that imported. The seed may
be sown in drills about four inches apart, and COW
cred from two to three inches deep with light rich
soil They may be sown either in the fall or
spring If in the latter, they should be exposed
to the weather during the winter previous, In order
that their hull or coverings may be acted upon by
the frost When grown to height Of three or
four feet, the young trees may be transplanted in
the sites where they are permanently TO remain
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Departmept News.

TREASURY DEPARTsEST.-Appointn Of Light
House Reepcr.-Willism Cottingham has been APP
pointed assistant keeper of the lighthouse at the
Breakwater, Delaware. Salary, $500 per annum.
NAVY DEPARTMENT United States Ship Pre-
Jie.-The United States practice-ship Preble, will
sail from Annapolis on w Wednesday next, the 9th
instant, on a short cruise. The following is a
list Of her officers:
Joseph +. Green, lieutenant commanding; Rob
ert H. Wyman, lieutenant /; d. +. Gallsher, pur-
ser John Ward, passed assistant surgeon VIM.
H. Parker, master Samuel r. Franklin, master
William X. Mayo, acting master w. McGunne-
gle, passed midshipmsn.
There will also be about eighty acting midship-
men on the Preble. She will touch at Norfolk TO
take in stores and thea cruise along the northern
coast
INTERIOR DEPARTMENr.--G General Land Office
Information in regard 10 the survey and sale Of
Mineral Lands--We are informed, in answer TO
nterrogatores from California that, in accordance
with the third and sixth sections Of the act OF
March 3, 1851, gold-bearing and mineral lands,
and lands deemed unfit for cultivation are neither
TO be surveyed nor thrown into market
Patents gronted--The issues Of patents for the
week ending Tuesday, juno 10, 1865, are as fol-
lows:
Patents 40
REISSUE
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constitution that men, 1,e, tried men, are taking
their posts, and that the cry +" Amsriea,s shall
rule An,srica" win sweep from the miserable jug.
gIers who, under the guide Of Democracy, would
sell the country to the Pope Of Rome, provided
they have the privilege OF monopolizng his favors
Let our motto. then, be, g Our Federal U,aioa--
il must and shall Be preserved" Amerieaas
shaH rule America
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We had prepared an article on the Missouri
Compromise for to-day, but give place to Ma
jor Donelson's speech at New York, and the
foreign news just received by telegraphic des-
patch. 1t will appear tomorrow.
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MURDER OF WIrE.--Edward Mcdaniel killed
his wife with a razor in New York, at Q o'clock
yesterday morning. lie Is supposed to be insane.
On Monday evening in the same city, Mrs. Fer
tis was shot, and il is thought fatally wounded, by
a Mr.. sprague, In quarrel about dog.
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Toinl
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Agricultural Dipision Of The Patent 0dfce--
Gro,cth of The 7amarind in Viryinio.-Willam
@. Singleton Esq, Of Winchester, Virginia, com
Patents;
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MARRIED..

On the 18th instant by Rev. J. G. Butler, GsoReE
GIDEON LARSER and EMMA V. MuLLor, both Of this
city =
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DUE NOTICEi

nUR Customers are respectfully notified
" that their respective accounts are made out
and ready for delivery. Those who do not wish to
have them presented, will please call and receive
them previous the 25th instant at which time they
will be sent out.
We earnestly request our friends TO be prompt in
responding TO our CALL and settle their respective bills
greatly preferred.
BURNS a COCHRAN,
je 20-stf 40s Pennsylvania avenue.
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The sun shines brightly, after being obscurcd
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sE NOTICE.-All the Members OF the
Washington Native American Club requested to
attend meeting, Thursday night, 2lst ut o'clock
there will be particular business before the meet
ing
by order of the Secretary:
lie 20-2t JOHN NJ MAXWELL.
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icy MASS MEETING.-A Mass Meeting
Of the American Party will be held at Bladensburg,
on next Tuesday evening, the 26th instant at half
past o'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by several speakers
of note from Washington.
The Brotherhood, and all persons generally who
feel interest in the cause hereby invited to be
present. lie Got
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NEW JEWELRY.

WHAvE inst received n lot Of new styles
il Of rich Gold Jewelry, and have on hand fine
stock of Watches, Gold Chains, Silver Ware of every
description
Also, great variety Of Spectacles, &c
All Of which win sell at greatly reduced prices,
for two weeks.
Please call at AIS, Pennsylvania avenue,
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle.
ie 90 III. D. HOOD.
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~ The Committee of Arrangements for
the Ratification Meeting will meet at the American
Organ Office this evening at o'clock. je 2o-lt
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r9- House Furnishers.--We agree TO close
our stores at seven o'clock, p. NJ, commencing to-
day. June 10TH continuing during the season.
DOM, BRO. 4 CO,
G. w. B0TELER,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
G. o. WALL,
R0THwELL q BROWN,
G. S. FOWLER a CO.,
g. NJ. WIGHT,
je LEW N. NJ. McGREGOR.
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rY- GRAND MASS MEETINGi al
TIME American party Of the District Of
II Columbia propose holding Grand Mass Meet
ing at the City Hall Thursday evening next in rat
ifcaton Of the platform adopted by tho National
Council recently convened at Philadelphia
Distinguished speakers from different sections Of
the country will be present and address the meeting
The friends Of the in this vicinity invited
10 attrnds lie l9--3t
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Cltizens ATovlng 60 the Country Vithsyut

C1tizens flowing 90 the Country.-WithAat
ssprss:ngs opinion as 70 the proprety Of using acoho
spy op but leaving that 70 be determined
~ ms ger sperHent the taste the physical condition
OF tne divdual may well to mention the advan
heh the shnappsposess over every other species OF
nquoI . mild and conservative exhlaxant From the
Of its unequaed purity snt its combination with the
cor eenrated essence Of Zone OF the most valuable
~ mchics and duretics known in pharmacy it neither
cts that nordnate appetite for stimuli produces THAI
reaction which always the hAbtual use Oh
vi at usually called ardent spirits.
doed the chnspps than the best French brandy
while in price Is much cheaper than the worst The
peased failures the grape have raised the
BILE at a figure which places it beyond the reach Of
nine-teaths Of population
anwholesome water the scniedam schnapps
soutey to the traveller 1t will inably
vent the dysentrio and laxative disorders which attack
stran the waters Of the Mississippi Ohio
Abe Aabams and other western and southern rivers 1t
stimulates in moderate degree the digestive organs
thus enables the stomach to resist the otherwise disturbing
influences Of the varieties the universal fluid
ajourney 1t should be in the hands every citizen
traveller.
Put in quart bottles with my bsttie cork
and label For sale by all the respectable druggists In
city UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
Nos. Is 20 and 70 Beaver street.
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Folsom SEM Of consumption Of the lungs aged 30 years.
months and IL days
invited to attend his funeral at O'clock this after
noon, from his late residence, No. 2o2 West Twenty
On Wednesday morning. April 25, after short Illness,
ABRAHAM MILLER, aged GA years.
His relatives friends, also those Of his sons, Asa
George w., and Thomas Miller, respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence
Dog HUDSON street. of Hammond, this afternoon
at three o'clock without further Invitation.
On Sunday, April q Mrs. SARAH SMALL, widow or the
late John Small aged 81 years, months and 10 days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral TO morrow afternoon,
at two O'Clock from the residence Of her min Ia
Charles II. Lyons, NO. Franklin square Her remains
sil be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday evening, April "a, ZAcHARIA TAYLOR son
Of Robert and Sarah Svey, aged years and months
The friends Of the family invited to attend the u
DeIal this morning, at eleven o'clock from No. 1877 Eli
On Wednesday, April 25, Of consumption, JANE ELIZA
aecessed, aged 81 years, months and 10 DAYS.
Her remains win be taken to Long Branch, L. for
Dtement from the residence Of her brother Fordham
On Wednesday, April Is. STEPHEN RouRKE, aged 90
years and 10 months, native of the county Carlow,
His friends and those Of his son. Patrick Rourks are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon, at three O'clock from his late residence, No. 1855
Greenwich street.
On Wednesday morning, April 25, of consumption, 10
the 2sth year Of her age JENNIE AMANDA wife of Henry
Funeral hisafternoon at two o'clock from her late
residence Atlantic street. Brooklyn. The friends and
scquaintancss invited to attend without further
tice. Her remains will be taken to Green wood.
ST. John, n. B., papers please copy
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, April Is, Mrs.
MCMAHON. daughter of John and Margaret smith.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family in
ve6 to attend her funeral at two O'Clock this after
noon from Myrtle avenue corner Of Ryerson street. East
Brooklyn.
On Wednesday morning. April rs, at wocotville Conn
WALTER EDMuSp, Of James and Mary Jane wooding,
aged years and months.
The funeral win take place this afternoon, at four
O'Clock at Wolc0tvile, Conn.
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On Wednesday, April u.s. in the 3sth year Of his age,
yoMAs Thomas Captain OF the Wash Light Guard,
ceupsny b 18th Regiment, First Division, n. T. 5 NJ
ma relatives ana friends of the family, also the
bers Of the Washington Light Guard, and the officers
and Nnbers OF the 18th Regiment respectfully Ia
ved ID sttend his funeral from his late residence, No.
244 wshA ton avenue, Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon,
At ocioxt, without further invitation Carriages
vil he IN waiting at the Fulton ferry Brooklyn to con-
vey the friends TO the house from 10 one,
j. NJ, on Sunday.
On Ipssdsy, April y, Esocu FoIsom, Jr., Of Enoch
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Married,
ening, April "a, by the Rev. Mr.. Clapp,

On Tuerday evening, April "a, by the Rev. Mr.. Capp
CBRsToPuhR HAMPTON Miss ELLA BERIAN, only daugn
ter OF Cornelius Beran, all of this city,
On TUESDAY, April a. by the Rev. DR.. Matthews SAM
UNI I. VASDERvnR, of Colts Neck. Monmouth county
New Jersey, to KATsF DEDERIoK, OF this city.
New Jersey papers please copy
On Tuesday evening April "a by thu Rev. J. S. Lord
EDGAR LAsAK, Of this city, to SARAH daughter Of
J. " sespan, Esq, of Harlem.
On Monday evening, April To- At the residence OF the
brides father in eight street by the Rev Joseph
HARRISON DAVID NJ BEaKIL 10 EIzABET daughter Of Mr.
william H. Berry, all OF this city.
On Wednesday, April rs, at the Church OF the Holy
Communion, by the Rev. DIR. VIM. II Muhlenbsrg, rec
tor CHARLES VAN lIsE, Of Buffalo, 10 AHBm youngest
daughter Of the late stephen Hills ESQ., late Of Hartford
Conn
Hartford papers please copy.
On wednes day, April 2b by the Rev. Mr.. Driscon at
the Church OF StrFrlncis Xavier, Mr. JOHN IsLER 10
Miss IsABFL CABrzAs.
At Scotch Plains, N. j., on Wednesday morning April
rs by tbeIev Lewis Bond ABRAHAM p. VosBURc of this
city to SARAH d. CRowELI daughter Of the late Thomp
con Croweu.
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spring lS55.-Vests.-We Offer some three
or four hundred different designs the approved
styles Of spring and vests ranging from 81 to &c.
d. DEVLIN 4 CO., z5S, 259 and 2G0 Broad way.
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Spring is55.-Boys' Ciothing.-We would
ask the special attention Of heads Of families and colleges
the selection and manufacture Prices uniform and low
D. DEyLlN Co., 258 269 and go Broadway.
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Spring discriminating G00ds.-A Large
and select stock OF shirts crayats gloves robes
smoking Jackets &c. selected specially from the best Euro
pean sources, of manufacture.
d. DEVLIN h CO., 25S 259 and 200 Broadway.
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r AMARTINE'S NEW WORK.
II D. APPLETON a CO., 346 4 34S BROADWAY,
Have ready
HISTORY OF TURKEY,
BY A. De Lamartno author of :" The Giron dists.,
Travels in the holy Land, &c, translated from
Early Sheets, by al arrangement with tho
author
VOL ready Price 81. To be completedi n three
v0luu es.
Startled from their long slumber BY the pers of their
NAME attacked the midst Of peace
Of their and territory inulsed in their dwellings,
sasnated overwhelmed all sides by the armies Of these
Muscovte who take number for right the sabre
title The Turks erect their frontier and WELD
Turkey shall not be in their blood to die
Themselves before the last hour Of their country
Extract from preface.
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Lovers OF Cbo1ee Wine, Ssc.-Wm. Irving &
CO. will sell this day the stock of the late Robert Sin
clair No other wines admitted. 75i Broadway.
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Lager Bier, bottled, by the dozen or In any
quantity for family use always orders being
left KIEsELEs Lager Bier Saloon Greenwich
and Cortland street Also put expressly for shipping
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Spring 1855 -Mer chant Tailoring Depart
meptW say with confidence that the largest
stock Of the most desirable styles of cloths eassmeres
vestipgs, &C., offered by house In this market
make to ORDER and nos the best style would
request that they he not accepted.
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AITRBTISRMkNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NE w PUBLICATIONS.


lust PUBLISHED-THE TRUE LIFE OF WILLIAM
81 Poole ying acorrect history Of his grandparents his
parents full account Of his fo from the age Of eighteen
der investigation, verdict &c.; written BY William 1.
Therefore, authentic being stereotyped work. the
author has spent considerable time we'll money yet
he has placed the price low be within the reach
all being only eighteen cents For sale at S96 Nassau
street. Sun bnding and BY all the principal
throurhnut the United States